davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
ne to Be Characterized By Shifting Market Spectator Believes
New York Real Estate
Bonds

The Alden ss ,2s-41.........I ssHl ssH
AIlerton N Corp 5l4s ~ ,'::;' 5
Bar Bldg & Annex Gs 2l-30. 10 n iOl
BsIl.s!ra' nI% Phta s,S 80 ., Co.,, % % IS
Butler Hall 6s -39........ 20 ~ iO0
AZ Bway Bldg IS '39...,,... Ivy lVOA
so Bway Bldg IS '46........ 9I% l'::''
81 Bway Bldg 5ks so. .... S5A S6
1876 Bway Bldg 5As 81 .,::: ~ So1
Bway Barclay OF Bldg 6s '4lI 9b% Ivy
Bway Mdtors Bldg Us 4S. -. 20 lOV12
Bway & 3Sth st Bldg Is as. 80 |:..'..
Bway & 4lst st Bldg 6hE -! 96t2 lO0
car Plaza Apt Bldg 6s '2S-a'l s61a W.
Central Zone Bldg Is A.. .l...:' w
Chanin Bldg 6hs '45. .....'. 80
Chesebrough Bldg 6s 4s.''. SS% ~
Chrysler Bldg Gs '4S......:.l 70 iOo
Court & Rem st Bklyn Us '4Oi 10 q Ivy
The Dorset Is '29-41. ....... IVY Ivy
81 w seth st Apt Is '29-Jy. 20 lOl
345 w seth st Apt Gs 2G-S1 '::'' iOO
IS w Slst st Apt Gs ~. 80. 96 100
Equitable office Bldg Us ~, SSh si%
43 Exchange Pl Gs '38.....' ~ ~
80 r. 4Oth st 6s '27-3G...... W llVO'
lS'%S Wast ia ia - = e,1 e,us '4s. SIM Ssi
e 44th st Bldg Gas 'S2-A " !lOl
2-S w 4Gth st Is '2S-SS.'..' SSh Ivy
4s w 48th st IS So. ....:... SG vi lOO
SD st 4 Mad Av Bldg Is ~ S5 SS
103 Il 5Tth st Bldg Gs '27 Al yGh 100
500 + 67th st Bldg is So. 80 100
81 FIrth Ave Is '43......... 9Gh 100
So Fifth Ave IS '44...... 30 tg 80.
5th AY&28th st r c 6hs '45 30 100
5th Az & 29th st Bldg IS '4Sj S5h Sc
5th Av&55th st Bldg 6l2s 45l.... 9S
Fifth Ave Realty Corp 6s IA 80 l:....
Film Center Bldg IS 43.:. 96 y 100
Fuller Bldg 5ias '49........ 97hI.....
GarCenCapInc Is '43 xRe AE .:... 80
Graybar Bldg 5s '46........ SS -.
Hartman Bldg Corp 6s 81. SO Il00@s
Hearst Brisbane Prop IS AZ, 96% 100
Hotel Lexington 6s '43...... 96l4 100
Hotel Pierre 6hs '49........ SO ~ 100
Ina Cent Bldg rs '43 VS.. 90 100
Tnterna Com Bldg 61as '43. S6is .....
III John ST Bldg 6s '4S..... "a .....
Kenmore Hall 6s '39........ 96l5 80
I.arabee Bldg, Chi Us '54. 97% 97%
Lefcourt State Bldg 6hs '43I 96 n 100
L,iggett Bldg las 52........ 96 80
Lincoln Bldg s AS 53........ 93 95
Lincoln Hotel Prop 6Hs Al. 96la 97&
Loew Tn g. Realty c IS AT 90h2 SO
Lombardy IS '4e............ 96 "a 100
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
Nav Out Bank Rate


Advices from London late yes
terday indicated the possibility
Of further reduction in the Brit
ish bank rate. It is a question
WHISTLER such action would be
followed by further cut in the
New York rediscount rate. It is
even doubtful whether a further
reduction in money rates: would
benefit business. l. believe that
business improvement depends
upon the future action of the
stock market as upon any other
factor. In fact, it is an endless
chain. Dull business caused the
{ break in the market. The stock
collapse destroyed confidence in
business. That confidence, 1 think,
must be restored by recovery of
the market. The British Banks
action on its rate is always an
nounced before the opening of
the New York Exchange, but I
doubt that it's action will have
much effect here.
Current dullness in the market
promises to result in a long holi-
day for the Memorial Day week.
end. A petition already has been
circulated. asking the board of
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
international Salt

For several days, it has been
predicted that International Salt
which advanced sensationally by
reason of a pool movement,
would experience a sharp break.
Yesterdays action of the stock
however. seemed to disprove this
claim. 1t gained 512 points on
the day, closing at the top. I
hear the stock will be split, and
that stockholders will receive an
offering of valuable rights, plus
an extra dividend of so cents =
share on the existing stock. New
stock probably will be offered al
$36 a share, on the basis of one
new share for three shares of
the present stock.
Despite reports of abandon
ment of operations by the crowd
in Warner Brothers Pictures,
would hold the stock for large
profits over the next couple of
months.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
Western Maryland

Western Maryland and Balti-
more and Ohio were strong yester-
day. Coincidentally, there was a
runor that Baltimore and Ohio
would obey the Interstate Com
merce Commissions order to get
rid of its Western Maryland hold
ings, and transfer them to
Wabash, in which Pennsylvania
is deeply interested by reason of
its holdings through Penn Road
Corporation.
The offer made a few months
ago by Pittsburgh and West Vir-
ginia for Western Maryland hold
ings Of Baltimore and Ohio may
alter the picture a great deal.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22

"Unredeemed par value units.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22

The influence of the motor
group on the general market was
demonstrated by General Motors
yesterday. This stocks rise was
the only bullish influence.
Evening star., 1930-04-10
VALUES RADIUM DEPOSIT
Chemist Says Stone Mountain Is
Worth $12o, ,ooo, 900 in Content.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 10 (R.-C. S.
Piggott of the Carnegie Geophysicai
Laboratory. Washington. told the an
alytical division of the American
Chemical Society here yesterday that
the visible portion of the granite mass
that makes up Stone Mountain con-
tanned radium worth $120,000,O0O.
He estimated the mountains radium
content from samples analyzed and
found to be above the usual run of
granite samples at 100 grams, worth
$4,000 a gram, if available.
Evening star., 1930-04-10
EXTORT|ON TRIAL
WITNESS ON GRILL
Boston Broker Who Told of
Woman CoWing Amster to
Be Cross-Examined.
ny the Associated Press,

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 10.-Edward M.
Hamlin, Boston stock broker, who de-
seribed to the jury how Nathan L. Am
ster, financier, quailed before the threats
OF Olga Edwards, faced croSs-eXamina-
ton today in Miss Edwards trial for
extorting money from Amster.
He was one of two friends called by
the prosecution to tell how Amster had
appealed to them for aid when Miss
he was the father of her 6-year-old son.
He said he was present when Amster
signed an agreement establishing
100000 truht fund for the support and
education of Miss Edwards son. When
Amster heSitated at signing the agree
Qent because he feared it Inferred that
he was the father of the child, Hamlin
testified that he said:
If you're going to allow this woman
10 blackmall you as you've said you've
decided to, see no reason why you
shouldn't sign this and end it ALL"
Louis E. Whicher, a mining operator,
was the other friend who testified to
Miss Edwards demands and threats.
Whicher told of acting as go-between,
giving Miss Edwards various sums of
money for Amster, and said the 60-year-
old hnancier refused to accept his ad-
vice to refuse her any more
He said he was present when Miss Ed
wards backed up a demand for $4,000
cash and $1,000 month by threatening
70 tell the newspapers, get our pictures
published together, take our child to his
wife, and If this doesn't work I'll shoot
him."
Evening star., 1930-04-10
King of U. S. Town
To Return to Whip
Subjects Into Line
Ranat, Mich, Strays From
Right Path Into Feud
of Folly.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BANAT, Mich, April 10.-T'he man
who was king" of Banat, who founded
and ruled over this little Hungarian
village in Michigan's upper peninsula
for nearly a score of years, is coming
back to give his former subjects talk
ing to.
Banat has strayed from the narrow
path in which it was started by John
Roth, who led a little gypsy band from
Banat, Hungary, on the banks of the
blue Danube, to this site on the Me-
nominee River in 1909.
fractional strife has arisen, q build
ing has been burned, blood has been
shed in street fights between merchants
Of the village. Evil days have fallen
upon Banat since its king left the vii
lage to live in Milwaukee. So John
Roth, who ran the general store, the
post Office and was village notary-the
King of Banat'-is coming back to
straighten out affairs.
"Banat always was peaceful" Roth
says. Nov look at ton the front
pages of the newspapers with a village
feud and an incendiary fire. And the
people don't care. They fight and make
threats because there is no one to ad-
wise them. I'm going to give them a
talking to-"
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i70 feet on Baltimore boulevard, near Ber-
Tyn. for tourist camp filing station v mar.
BOARDING HOUSE AND EQUIPMENT for
sSls Z sa!af s snd S Mss
GROCERY STAND AND MEAT MARKET
Accounts and stocks dollar fiST' for dollar. Cali
Col 1888 after pm.
LIGHT LUNCH for sale; good business; rea-
sonable price; living quarters; all conyen-
RETIRED DECORATOR (painting. paper
hanging, one knowing the, business thor
going concern to act as superintendent or
manage, References EXCHANGED, Address
TOURIST INN AND FILLING STATION,
Richmond Highway; going proposition; fine
opportunity for paying business. Address
GROCERY STORE and delicatessen for sale;
corner 100 st. NV. North 29l2
MODERN CAFETERIA FOR SALE catering
to splendid clientele. Ideal for two ladies'
once. l2'
NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES, school sup
Located in small town suburban to Washing
f 4c. do6 HSdreSs Box ssr 6ee
LEASE OR SALE; LOT 24xI03 TO 3O-FT.
alley in LII, rear in center OF business area "a;
leasing. For particulars apply ONCE of
tional 2O95.
busy othce BUILDING; good business; price
sl,500. Address Box l94-J. Star ONCE.
ESTABLISHED AUTOMOBILE business,
investment of $4,000 to $4,000 to finance
deal ,o Reason for selling ill health Address
ra0r 9 Of nj
printing business, established 40 years same
Location 9Th ST. NV steady trade rae iee %e
mS MTs e' baRson $50
Or orc cali Mr. F. 4. DAWSON 1 Natl 1850, b. III
CONCESSION in pool room for, lunch
e4aTs ood os sa drnks lis sh ST.
SMALL GROCERY STORE. doing good bust
ness. TOR sale cheap. 3l5 F St s.W. IS
STORE FOR SALE with rooms big yard.
brick garage. IS feet long. Rent for $50 a
pSrt1nity calls you. Act quickly. oT owns!
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET in suburbs
doing over thousand dollars week business
Address Box 1871. Star ONCE.
FULL CORPORATION SERVICE; charter.
ganization Co. Union Trust Bldg Nat. 280e
BOOMING HoUsE-A small APARTMENT
Eye streets NV; containing Is rooms and
baths: partly furnished. Will be redecorated
throughout. Ideal for rooming house. Per
W. H. WEST CO..
1919 St Natl 5000.
DELICATEsSEN LOCATION.
s
ness. In the center of thickly populated
area mostly large apartments.
Only one capable of conducting highest
''"'' SHANNON & LUCHs. INC,
1435 St NV Nat. 2345.
CAFE FOR RENT in high-class apartment
house near 18th st. and Columbia rd, $50
I. F. SCHNEIDER, JR..
Phone Nat $685. lO25 18th st.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its ad-
vertisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will he withheld as far as
possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care OF The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: best prices
paid Capital Furniture Co.. cal La. ave.
NV. or phone Met. 8459.
GOLD. silver, watches. diamonds and OLD
leweIry needed In our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid Selingers. BIB st.
RADIO tTraveler), portable must be cheap;
state price; no dealers. Address Box 81-J,
Star office. 12'
STAMPS. United States and foreign, singly
or collections. Phone District Abs.
Collins Stamp Shop. 927 18th st. NV.
WE PAY 50 to $40 for old suits and over
coats also buy luggage; Wash. Clothing
Elk. Nat. 1878. 633 d st. NV. Unlettered
auto will call anywhere.
OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.
MEMS. LADIES', CHILDRENS.
W. RICE. 1882 18th ST. NV: NORTH 1755
MEMS CLOTHING BOUGHT.
We pay the most. Auto calls National
4l45. Justh's Old Stand, 6l9 D ST. NV.
ANYTHING TO SELL?
WEsCH CHEFS s. $50 Pa. AVE. NV. W.
Household effects: merchandise. stocks.
automobiles. etc. Thirty-nine years SERVING
the Washington public.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


BUSINESS TRAINING, Boyd or Gregg short
courses, all subjects NEW methods, quick
results, more efficient: Start today. BOYD
SECRETARIAL SCHOOL lest. 10 years.,
1888 st. Nat. 2339
ORGANIZED EXPERT AUTOMOBILE DRIV-
ing instructors. Courteous young drivers.
Your car or one furnished. Rates: Our cars,
$3.50 per hour; your car. $3.50 per hour.
PROCTOR BROS. CO., McReynolds Apt,
National 1881 l3e
Editorial and File Clerk.
Begin now The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc. cor. 18th e. SITS. NV. Met
6337
INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING.
Day and evening classes conducted by
well-known college professor with many
of the Federal Income Tax Bureau and as
instructor in the Bureau Training Division.
Glasses beginning April Is.
MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL
FOR SECRETARIES,
TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING.
14th Street and Park Road.
Telephone Columbia 5000.
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The last evening they were to be together Meriem
sat out a dance with Baynes under the tropical
moon bathing the veranda. She had been listen
ing entranced to his stories of London and Paris all
like fairy tales to her fascinated ears After short
silence he drew closer and bent his lips close to
her face He put his arm about her and she did not
draw away. II love you'll" he whispered. She did
not reply. "Tell me-" he said, that you return my
1oUaD
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his She was far too unsophisticated to guess what
he driving at. She laughed merrily: NO. he was
not my brother. Korak-was just Korak!" and
again she broke into gay laugh she realized that
before had she attempted to analyze the rela
tonship that existed between herself and Korak.
The Hon. Morrison said no more But he thought
of certain luxurious apartment he owned In
oolon
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Several evenings before the house party disbanded
the young Englishman again referred to Meriem's
story of her life in the jungle. There was one
thing he wanted definitely answered before he COM
mtted himself to the plan he was considering
Who Korak?" he asked. Meriem laughed: IT
used to think he was ape-but now know he is
man she answered. with emphasis on the last
word. "A white man?" persisted Baynes. WAS he
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GENTLEMAN driving sedan to Florida, &C
commodate 3 passengers. Share expenses
Phone BEALL, District 1900.
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His lips had almost touched her when a vision Of
Korak sprang like miracle before her eyes. She
saw Koraks face she felt his lips hot against hers
and then for the first time she guessed what love
meant She drew gently away from Baynes Let
wait" she said II am too young to marry" The
Hon. Morrison was perfectly sure he had not men,
toned marriage. Good night" she said, and left
him. Baynes lighted cigarette, blew the smoke
toward the moon and smiled
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

NOTICE-NationaI Personnel Bureau. l7l9
K st NV Competent help furnished daily:
positions open daily. District 582l
STENOGRAPHERS, bookKeepers, typists
needed daily No charge unless placed
Washington Employment EXCHANGE. PA Nat
Press Bldg, 14th & SITS. NV. Dlstrict 1880
POSITIONS OPEN DAILY.
WASHINGTON General Employment Agency,
500 Albee Bldg, 18th and G SITS.
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GARDENER for flowers and vegetables at
country place in Maryland, 10 miles from
Washington; until October; permanent II sat-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ATTTO DRIVING LESSONS any hour. IL
censed white men Special rates this month
Adams 3489. To-
BEAUTY COURSE. s75, day and night.
Modern School of Beauty Culture, Earle
Theater Bldg, Suite 657. Met. 1920.
POSITIVELY 2 WEEKS ONLY-A COM
piete course in beauty culture for $65 pay
experience Steuart's Beauty Culture School,
92l F st. NV. 1S-
CoLORED GIRLS-Others say, II have
knew little until / found your wonderful
system and text book Let their expert.
ence guide you to Causby's Partisan Scnool
of Beauty Culture Potomac 1895. Positions
found for graduates.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
Quire about our new method licensed Wnlte
men; established 10 years. Call Lin: 81.
BEAUTY CULTURE. - All branches. Expert
instruction. Practical experience. Mo S'.
crate charges. Day, eve. elasSes. Mapelle
HSTcmr schCoiv est 1917. ISL N, i; ave.
IN l04e$l; 8l7 18th 81. n.S. II19t. e"0S).
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REQ FLYING CLOUD 2-DOOR SEDAN 1917
Fun equipment, including trunk, fiye new
tires; paint, upholstery and mechanical con-
clifton perfect. Word-Of-Honor Guarantee-
Inc, 1885 18th st. NV, '"''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12

ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS man on high
grade cream and fancy molds one who I'M
oerStandS refrigeration preferred; all-year-
around position. Address Box ll8-H, Star
Cffce
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PONTIAC 2-DOOR SEDAN. 1o28-OnIy sau0r
ana IN excellent condition throughout see
II today; terms or trade. Neumeyer Motor
Co, 202l nth. North 401O. Open evening"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12

REQ SEDAN, perfect condition.; good tires
ana paint. ANY reasonable offer gets II
1921 14th NV, Apt. ].
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Federal Employees Wanted.
Men or women. Part-time service. Excel
lent pay. Dignified work. Full cooperation
of Washington Office. Call 4 to pm.
Room 303 Southern Bldg.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

STATISTICAL CLERK, salary s1,62O; pre-
School, Sc. cor. 18th NV. Met. 1887.
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

COOK in a tea room or boarding house
by experienced colored cook. j. Johnson
2l15 K st. NV. 10
GIRL. colored, reliable, wants days work OF
part-tilne work in morning. Call North 87o4
GIRL, colored. wants general housqwcrk
GOOD references l74l T st. NV, Apt 3O6'
Louise Scott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12

mechanically good, for S445, with our Word
ooddsHonor Guarantee. Dick Murphy, Inc,
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500

for our old car, provided it
will run TO our sales room, on
any car selling above $3.50. We
have all our cars marked plainly
with selling prices, down pay
ment and monthly notes. This
has been in effect for about Is
months. Our stock is one of
the finest in the city of late
model cars in the medium
priced field. 1t Includes
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HELP-MEN.

BOY to change batteries and general work
around store. Must have had some expert
ence. Southland Battery d. Ignition Co.,
42G3 Georgia ave. NV.
Boys for special sales work, clean; steady
employment Apply candy stand, Gayety
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GOYS and young men with bicycles or motor
,ycleS as message carriers. Apply 935 New
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-SALFSMEN.

SALESMEN-C Clothing statesmen for outside
positions on a commission basis; opportunity
TO earn good income. Edward Tailoring
Co., T19 14th st. NV.
SALESMEN-Long established real estate
office. with new, salable houses and good
general brokerage properties, requires the
services of men of character, strictly COM
mission: auto essential. See sales director.
CHARLES D. SAGER, 924 l4th st. NV.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN. first class, for Vir-
Rinia territory; must have car and be in
position to begin work Immediately; earn
ingS should be $3.50 weekly and up. Address
Box 2l8-J, Star office,
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FRATERNAL ORGANIZER, high class; must
be experienced and producer. Give age,
reliGion, membership in fraternal orders,
experience. Address Box 160-j. Star office.
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PONTIAC COACH, late 1923; $l25 cash ana
teke up unpaid notes. Seen Sunday ali daY-
at l44o Meridian pl NV, Apt. 4. Col. 357o.
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1929 Essex Challenger Coach. . $50
1920 Essex Challenger Sedan. D.. e.
1923 Essex Sedan. ,............ a
1928 Essex Coach. .............. 4.
1928 Studebaker Roadster. ..... q
1929 Essex Challenger Coupe. ... s.
1923 Studebaker Victoria. ...... A.
1927 Nash Sedan. A.
1928 Essex Coupe. ....t......... Al
1928 Nash Sedan. ...........,... s
1927 Essex Coach. .............. e
1926 Essex Coach. .........!.... II
1929 Hudson Sedan. 9.
1926 Chevrolet Landau..........1 i
1926 Buick Coupe. ..............3 5.
1928 Chrysler Coupe.
Z IS Other Bargains.
Our Reputation Your .,
Guarantee.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE.
1851 14th St. NV.
Continued on Next PaTe,l :
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LAUNDRY Statesmen with auto permit.
Inquire for Mr.. Burch from to pm.
BergmannS Laundry, 623 G st. NV
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DRIVERS WANTED, colored. to drive 35c
taXicabs Must have identification card ana
GOOD reference. Apply 924 4th st. NV. l3'
EXTRACTOR MAN as breaker, white; mus,
be experienced. Apply Mr.. Stott, Dupont
I aun0ry 2535 sherman ave NV
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HELP--WONIEN.

ALTERATION HAND. experienced. Apply
1886 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR. thoroughly
experienced in all lines: one with follow
ing preferred. Apply 800 H st. ne. between
and 8 Is
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.


MAID. experienced; general housework or
eight hours work, no Sundays. Call Pot.
NURSE or mothers helper, best reference;
willing to go away; stay nights. Decatur
ll45 1927 T st. NV 15S
PART-TIME WORK in small family, plain
cooking, reliable colored girl. Call Adams
3275.
VIRGINIA GIRL desires work. maid or gen;
eral houSeWork; best of city reference. Call
North 1o325 or 14l5 N st. NV.
WOMAN, white, medium age, desires work
as housekeeper fer two people; go home
nights; no Sunday work. Adams 2732-W
from to 4 pm.
WOMAN. colored, wishes job days work or
part time; good reference. SO H st. NV.
WOMAN, colored. wishes job washing dishes
in lunch room or cafeteria; good REFER
ence. So H st. NV.
WOMAN, white, medium age, desires wolk
as housekeeper for two people; 20 home
nights; no Sunday work. Atlantic 2732-W
from l to pm.
WOMAN. colored. half time, for evening; no
cooking; reference. Adams 4023. ~
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sALE-AUToMoRTLEs.

OVERLAND COACH, taken for debt A rezl
pargain at $50. Runs nne. 1888 st. Sc.
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tie; in the best Of condition ali the w.y
through. Your car as part payment; terms
Emerson q Orme, 18th and NJ ats - N, A"A"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12

MAN, young, not over y, with drivers
license for half -day office work tipping ana
bookkeeping and half day assist buying and
marketing for restaurant company. Small
salary to begin until ability is proven. APP
ply in own handwriting Address Box 1871,
Star Office. l3H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12

REQ SEDAN, 1925; runs very GOOD good
tires; real bargain for some one LOOK
az the price-only SIS. New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-12
ROADSTERS!
ROADSTERSl
ROADSTERS!
Headquarters for Roadsters,
Sport Roadsters and
Phaetons.
HERE
ARE JUST A FEW
THAT
WE
ARE OFFERING:

1929 Chrysler 20 Roadster.
antee. To be sold at a great SAVING