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MOST SUICIDES ARE MEN

PHILADELPHIA With men mainly responsible, the suicide peak" in this city was reached in 1880, according to data compiled by the Bureau of Vital Statistics. There were 345 suicides, and of thsee. 260 were men, and 85 wom- en- Indications seem to show that women require more potent reasons for suicide than do men, and also portray that the weaker sex" are less prone to disfigure themselves in taking their own lives. The majority of women suicides last year employed gas and a large percentage choise poison, while the male suicides used gas, guns, and ropes, chiefly.
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departed brothers utilization with the Pioneers during his long resi- dence in the Territory. Rev. c. E. Rice, dean of Trinity Cathedral and chaplain of the Pioneers As soeiation, offered prayers
 Three musical selections were rendered.
 The pallbearers were Lockie Mac Kinnon, Charles Bonn, John za- wasky, James Ingalls, Thomas Dull and J. w Myers.
 Interment was in Pioneers Plot in Evergreen cemetery. MT Van Lehn's resting place is beside that of Mrs. Van Lehn, who died in 1925.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-29
WINS CUP THIRD TIME

SHREVEPORT, La. July % Edwin Mcclure is state golf cham pion of Louisiana for the third time. He won the title the first time in 1927 at the age of Is and is the only person ever to hold the crown more than twice. Mcclure won this year over Jake Le Bour- geois, of New Orleans, and 3, in the 36-hole finals.
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PIONEERS HOLD
 RITES FOR LATE
 J. |. VAN LEHh
Remains of Old-time Resi- dent Are Laid Beside
 Those of His Wife

Funeral services for the late John Lewis Van Lehn, who died at his home here Saturday night, were held this afternoon in the chapel of Charles w Carter Mor- tuary. Rites were under direction of the Pioneers of Alaska, of which the deceased was a member.
 John T. Spickett, president of the Pioneers, conducted the exer- cises. Judge H. B. LeFevre, his- torian of the order, recalled the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-29
King, Queen of Siam in Quebec Alter Three
 Months Visit in US

QUEBEC, July 29.-The King and Queen of Siam are homeward bound after three months in the United States where the King went for successful operation in New York City for removal of a catar- act from one of his eyes.
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ONE DEATH REPORTED

NEW YORK, July 29.-Michael Vengali, aged years, died today. He was one of the five children wounded by gangland machine gunner who poured more than 50 slugs into the group of playing children in an attempt to assas- sinate a man, believed to be a liquor rival.
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VAUGHN NOW sEMI-pRo

CHICAGO, July 2s-"Hippo Jim" Vaughn, one-time pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, now hurls for the Logan Square semi-pro nine. In a recent game against the House of David nine he pitched against Grover Cleveland Alexander.
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FIRE ALARM CALLS

l-3 Third and Franklin. 1-4 Frcnt and Franklin. 1-5 Front, near Ferry Way. l-6 Front. near Gross. AptS 1-7 Front, opp. City Wharf. 1-S Front, near Saw Mill. 1-9 Front at A. J. Office. 2-1 willoughby at Totem qro-
 cery. 2-s willoughby. opp. Cash Coles
 Barn.
 2-4 Front and Seward. 2-5 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fifth and Seward. 2-9 Fire Hall. 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn Way. 3-4 Second and Gold. 3-5 Fourth and Harris. 3-6 Fifth and Gold. ST Fifth and East. 3-8 Seventh and Gold. 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. Al Ninth. back of power house. Az Calhoun. opp. Seaview Apts. 4-3 Distin Ave, and Indian Sts. 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun. 4-6 Seventh and Main. 4-7 Twelfth. B. P. R. garage. 4-9 Home Grocery. 5-l Scatter Tract.
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FILIPINOS DEFEAT
 JUNIOR LEAGUERS

By score of g to 6 at Recrea- ton Park last evening the Fili- pino baseball team defeated the Junior Leaguers, composed of play CTS from the Junior Elk and Junior Moose teams.
 This was the third game be- tween the two hines The two previous games were won by the Leaguers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-29
GERMANS TO
 VISIT ROME
Bruening and Curtius Will Go to Confer with
 Mussolini

BERLIN, July D. Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and For e g n Minister Julius Curstius, are plan ming to visit Rome and Premier Mussolini next week.
 Musolini was first head of an important European Government to announce acceptance of President Hoover's moratorium and he in vited the Germans to come to Rome immediately after their visit to London. e
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FREMONT TAKES ICE

After loading ice here today the fishing boat Fremont left for Sitka for bait, preparatory to going to the halibut banks.
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NO ICE-LUGGING FOR HIM

IOWA CITY, La. July 29-Oliver Sansen, fullback who will captain the University of Iowa football team this fall, works as a house painter during the summer months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-29

 pressure moderately high throughout Alaska except west of California the Gulf the fallen Western Alaska weather generally clear Alaska the portion the Gulf Alaska the upper Valleys Arctic
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-29

Houma, shrimp capital of Louis- jana, handles $1,5o0,00O worth of crustaceans a year.
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MRS. JAMES ESTE ILL Mrs. James Estes of this city has entered St. Ann's Hospital for medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-29

PATIENT FROM GIG HARBOR
 William Crawford of Gig liar bor, Wash, is patient in St. Ann's Hospital for medical treat ment.
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Tue H eather
tRy the U. S. Weather Buressj

vicinity beginning July 20: tonight Thursday tonight g,nc variable wind
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-29

There are 24 State Parks in Ohio.
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D. S. pEpARTMENr OF AoRIo ULTuRE WEATHER BUREAU
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Church Worker Honored
With Lunch and Gifts

Mrs. Harvey 8. Irwin was given
luncheon by the Presbyterial Society
ia the rose room Of the washington
Hotel Monday, May IL. For 81 years
Mrs Irwin has served the Presby-
terial Society in some ofacial position
and at the recent election was made
president emeritus. Before the luncheon
several hundred of her friends assem-
bled in the sun parlor to extend greet
ings.
The luncheon program consisted of
the invocation by Mrs. William r.
Rhoades, followed by q toast to Mrs.
Irwin by Mrs. William L. Darby, pre-
siding oficer. After lunch Mrs. Darby
introduced the program with very apt
presentation of some OF the important
events during Mrs. Twins term of
cffice. First the Suburban societies.
one Of her special interests, brought
gifts of bouquets and baskets of flow
ers, as Mrs. Hugh Smith played a soft
accompaniment. Mrs. Walter Knipp of
Baltimore, honorary president Of Bal
Samuel P. Rolph of Wilmington, presi-
dent of the Synodical Society, brought
the greetings Of their preSbyterieS.
Miss Isabelle Campbell, in Chinese cos
tune, gave an original monologue show
ing the great value Of Radcliffe Hall
in Ningpo, China, given by Washing
ton PreSbyterial. This was followed
by a humorous sketch written and di-
rected by Miss Helen lie Fevre Lyon,
representing the work at Flag Pond,
Tenn. where Washington PreSbytery
erected q dispensary and supports q
nurse for the mountaineers. Mrs. Je-
rome s. Shear, representing herself as
an old lady, sang 'Horne, Sweet Home"
to indicate Mrs. Twins interest in the
Home for the Aged. Mrs. Arthur s.
Field, in Indian costume, rendered a
Navajo reverie, written by Mrs. Frank
E. Edgington, to emphasize the great
usefulness of the Fannie G. Child
Community House, at Tsilani, Ariz.,
built by this Presbytery.
The program closed with an appre-
citation by Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe of
the service and influence of Mrs. Irwin
and the presentation of a bag contain
ing money gift, to be used by Mrs.
Irwin for q nnuch-needed vacation and
rest. Then all rose and sang "Blest
Be the Tie that Binds Our Hearts in
Christian Love"
The committees in charge were
Mrs. William L. Darby. general chair
man, assisted by the following chair
men: Mrs. Mabel L. Miller, tickets:
Mrs. j. Claude KEEPER, hostesSes; Mrs.
Jerome S. Shear, decorations; Miss
Fannie G. Childs, gift, and Mrs. Alfred
E. Barrows, program.
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Miss Carter of Virginia Sails
For Copenhagen Conference

Miss Marion G. Carter Of Washington,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G..
Carter Of Herndon, Va, sailed this week
from New York on the s. s. America
for London and Copenhagen, accom-
panied by Mrs Howell. who, with 20
of State at the c. C. I. r. Conference
in Copenhagen, at the conclusion of
which Miss Carter will spend some time
in travel before returning to Washing
ton.
Miss Carter is a graduate Of Herndon
High School and q student at George
Washington University.
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Joan Victoria Askew, chauffeuse for
London firm. has lost her license for
a year for driving while intoxicated.
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Women's Rayon 81
Pajamas Il

Wide trousered rayon pajamas
in one-piece styles; attractive
colors. Sizes Is, 10, II.
Glove knit (gloYe silk-and-rayon)
PaQties, beautifully tailored
with yoke fronts. Sizes 5, 6 and
7. Each ................$l
Handmade gowns with appl-
qued designs in dainty pastel
color combinations. Sizes IS, 10
and IL. Each .......$I
Novelty one-piece cotton pa
Jamas, and oyeraIls in gay colors
and unusual effects. Sizes Is, 10
and IL. Each .......... 81
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
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BOY ON TRICYCLE. GIVES
FAMILY SECOND SCARE
Albert Smith, 8, 1471 Irving Street,
Found Pedaling at Thir-
teenth and Buchanan.

Three-year-old Albert Smiths tri-
cycle seems to make him want to go
places.
At any rate, he rode of on it yester-
day for the second time within a cou-
Die of weeks, much to the alarm OF ms
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Il. Smitn'
l47i irving street. a.
Mrs. Smith left the boy with
friend. Mrs. r. E Davis, 1888 Four
tenth street, while she went down
town shopping. He and his sister Jean:
8. were playing in front OF MRS. DAVIS
home when the girl left for moment
or two. When she returned her brother
was gone
About an hour later Russell kackley
found him near Thirteenth ana
Buchanan streets, pedaliny for all ne
was worth Tenth precinct police sent
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Suits and
Dresses


Suits-ncatly tailored
OF sturdy cottons in
plain colors or combi-
nations. Sizes 2 to o.
Dresses-of sheer ma
teriais in dainty prints
or plain colors. Sleeve
less and short sleeved
models, in sizes 2 to 6.
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representing local community groups,
win participate in the event, which is
under the auspices of the Community
Center Department.
-Four participating groups will COM
pete for the silver cup prizes to be
awarded on the judgment Of commit
tee of three-Miss Mary NJ Burnett,
Henry Gilligan and Isaac Cans.
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Gifts for 81
The New Babies 81

Soft fluffy blankets in deli
cate colors and a convenient
size for wrapping baby. 81
Dainty handmade dresses in
sizes from 8 months TO ?
wears ..........S 81
Warm knit shawls--always a
welcome gift IN pink, blue
and white. .... 81
Diminutiye hand knit sacques,
in white with pink or blue
trimming .... 81
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FOREST FIRES VEER
AWAY FROM HOMES
Residents Are Recruited to
Halt Flames PeriIing Towns
in Northwest.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SPOKANE, August 19.-Residents Of
half a dozen northwest towns breathed
easier today es forest fires veered away
from homes to Genuine their destruction
to-pine stands and brush.
Armies of residents and quickly re-
cruited Federal. State and protective
association fighters, aided by favorable
winds, checked blazes roaring at the
gates Of Troy, Boville, Forest and Juli-
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BOYS AT CAMP TO HOLD
STUNT NIGHT SATURDAY
Last Entertainment Program Set
for Season, With Parents In
vited to Attend.

A play and harmonica, whistling and
vocal selections by the campers will
make up the program for the final
stunt night Of the season at Camp
Reeder, Boys Club Camp, Saturday
night, to which parents of the campers
have been invited
MIR. and Mrs. Foster M Reeder, for
whom the camp is named, will be
guests Of honor, and Mr.. Reeder will
present the Frank H. Edmonds SWIM
ming Trophy and the Person & Grain
Cup and medal for the best campers
The boys will break camp Monday
and return to the city in a special bus.
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inundated large farming district near
the town OF JaTai.
The food was caused by o cloudburst
and came so rapidly thai the victims.
all farmers, were unable to escape 70
high places. Approximately 200 others
reached tho nearby hills in safety and
were marooned there today.
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FIVE DIE IN STORM
Lake in Mexico overfiows, Inundat-
ing Farming District.

MEXICO CITY, August 10 R9.-
Floods and storms, which, during the
last month. have taken numerous lives
and, caused much property damage in
yesterday when Yuriria Lake. In the
State Of Guananjuato, OVERLOOKED and
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New Long-Sleeved e.
Cotton BlOuses %

A trim blouse will do wonders
in Frightening up an old suit
for the first Fall DAYS
these new ones show friliS,
pipings and button trimmings
with coiiared, wee and round
neck STYLES. White, eggshell
and tan. Sizes 81 TO a..
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Girls Rayon 81
Underwear Oh

Girls rayon underwear,
cut frll and nicely
tailored. Choose from
combinations. slips and
pajamas in white and
flesh. Sizes 8 to il.
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The Barge once. through which mil
lions of immigrants have streamed into
America by way of New York, Is at the
foot Of the wall street district, and al
most the first step an immigrant takes
in America is into Wall street.
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FESTIVAL PLANS SHAPED
Final Preparations Being Made for
Sylvan Theater Event.

Final preparations are being made
today, under the direction Of Mrs. Edith
Hunter, for the musical program at the
Festival of Lanterns, to be given in the
Sylvan Theater, on the Washington
Monument Grounds, Friday at 1880
pm. More than IS Washingtonians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19
New HOOyerettese 4
and Aprons, each !

Hooycrettes-a large selection
Of fresh, attractive new prints
in sheer and heavier materials.
Sizes 80 TO 4o,.. ........... .$l
Hoover Aprons-in lovely shades
OF pink, blue and green with
white collars and cuffs, also in
an white. or chambray and
broadcIoth in sizes s. 10 70, 81
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Albert to the Receiving Home 30 rest
until his mother called for him.
The last time the youngster rode off
on his tricycle., police said, he was not
found for several hours.
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Two Dead in Fires to Date.

An estimate of SO ranches already de-
stroyed came from foresters and news
paper men. More than 1000 sheep and
cattle have been killed. Two men have
been killed, two are missing and two
were seriously injured in fires to date
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Stabbing q woman cousin as times
until she died. a Bagdad. Irak. man de-
clared he did so to avenge his fanily's
honor
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The original Biblical version is not
money is the root of evil" but 1.-The
love of money is the root of all evil"
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Mems Hose
z Pairs for

Conservative dress pat
terms in a lightweight
silk -and-rayon, Isle re-
inforced hose for men.
Correct for everyday or
sports wear.
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Boys Linen
Knockers
Were $I.35

Bows linen Knockers in plaids
and black and tan checked
designs. Plus four STYLES.
Sizes 10 to is.
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eta, in Idaho, and Liberty Lake and
Diamond Lake, In Washington.
An unknown number Of farm build
ings were destroyed, but only one resi-
dence In town.
Shift Of Wind Feared.
Reports OF human casualties coming
out of the confusion on the Boville and
Troy fronts proved unfounded.
Although the towns were not in inn
mediate danger the situation was still
critical, as a shifting wind would send
the flames back into the towns.
Approximately 10000 men were fight
ing the fires in three States.
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Pajjarna
Outfits


Colorful beach pajamas with
hats to match. Sizes S to IA,
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Girls Wash "a
Frocks 81

Cool frocks of dainty
sheer materials
voiles. lawns, organizes
and dinIities in youthful
styles. A variety of de-
lightful prints. Sizes 2
10 Is.
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Boys O.
Wash Suits 81
Were SI.o5

Vat d we'd materials
make these $ h ort-
sleeved, carefully tai
lored suits that wash
and wear beautifully.
Solid colors and COM
binations. Sizes 5 to 10.
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Wolfe Garter 81
Brassieres
Were Much More

Cool one piece under
garments that give
such a slim Silhouette
under sh eer frocks.
Pink wolfe with four
garters attached. Sizes
3, 80 and "a.
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Mems RayOn 81
Underwear 81

Two-piece rayon under
wear: slip-over shirts
and shorts, with elastic
at the waist. Plain coll
ors and white. Two
pieces at this price,
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Fancy brocade, lace,
glove knit, and all silk
French crepe and crepe
de chine bandettes,
in white. pink an d
peach. Sizes -, "a and
80. Also a variety of
brassieres, in wi der
models. Sizes 80 to A.
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Mems handkerchiefs
and crepe ties in a new
assortment OF beauti-
full plain colors. Com
plete with tie clasp.
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SITUATION-MEN.

PRINTER. with l6 years experience in. Job
shops. desires position with live firm; first
10 producing finished Job on press. e.the.'
hard feeder CIR Miller automatic jobber5;
have manaeed two shops and at the same
time done a days work at either press or
case Address Box 200-z. Star office.
SALESMAN with light delivery truck or car
would like connection with some firm selling
to stores. Address Box 1907, Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. 80. single, good address. d.
verSfled experience and training, desires
employment evenings, Saturday afternoons
and Sundays. Address Box l94-z, Star ONCE.
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PERSONAL.

S MdE daT NO 9e Extra L charse
81; lady's Spring coats 81; mems 81 suits 15S;
cfaaaAff 2Hd AR STssiDS9Y EN Co. INC zoos
18th st NV. North 1879.
WANTED. AFTER SEPT. 18th, MOTHER s
care for infant; home must be clean; state
rates. Address Box 1897. Star office. %
AMBITIOUS MEN AND WOMEN, MAKE
extra money eyeninks; something metz Ts.o worth gEa
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
is no need to feel that they must accept In.
9 high price. The Greater W W ChembeEs
f GS S ,e ss Els Mofds nes
may b. had from CHAMBERS for ssSi :, In case
Co. i4th. cor. Chaplin NV. Col. o432. -
EXPERT PERMANENT WAIVER WITH HIS
own machine and supplies VIII 90 perma-
nents at your home. Reasonable prices.
73s 18th st. Sc Please don't telephone az
REDUCING-lo TREATMENTS, IS; CAB1-
results res assured Hsl North 62os 1918 st. 27'
WIDOW WOMAN WILL CARE FOR SMALL
children in her own home during DAY while
mother works. Lincoln 6128. 20
IUTos WANTED TO HELP NINA Man be W sp
f petent. % Adde'S BOX 2os-z. star ONCE.
ALL DRESSES AND LADIES COATS
cleaned 81; meas suits and overcoatS, 75c.
Howard's Odorless Cleaners. Stores all over
town. Kash and Harry.
YoUNGs pay CAMP E0R BOYS; GIRLS 5RiLs
Craftsmanship; transportation; Sc weekly.
North 1898. 81
Wadrex Delicious Peach Ice Cream
or any favor preferred, soc block, Csc quart
hulk Ouigley'S Pharmacy, @ at 2lst.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tiscrs from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care Of The Star will be de-
livercd to advertisers on pres
entation of the box 1fumber
ticket.
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Even a general survey Of the United States Fleet,
with all its ships of the water. under the water, and
above the water of which we have caught but swift
gmpses during the past few weeks Of war games
and battle practices, cannot but reveal the real
heart Of the Navy-its officers and men. Without
them, the ships would be useless for fighting
PURPOSES as a raft with a tanbark sail. Here they
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL, white. refined. unencumbered. not
over 40, for houseWork. cooking stay nights;
willing TO 60 to SeaShore for couple with
S-year-old girl. State age. previous expert
ence. wages. Address Box 2l5-Z, Star ONCE
GIRL. reliable and good natured. for gen.
eral homework. very light laundry; stay
nights; S25 Fer month. Clev. 1898. -
MAIDS-Two Swedish girls, one for cooking
end one for chamber work and waiting; ref
erences. Address Box 1927. Star Office.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. general house
work and mothers helper. Telephone Shep-
herd 1861
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
CHECK THESE
BARRY-PATE
VALUES.
EVERY CAR A BARGAIN.

1890 Ford Fordor Sedan. .$545
1880 Chevrolet 4-Door Sdn. AS
1880 Chevrolet Coach. sac. AS
1929 Chevrolet Roadster. :. us
1929 Chevrolet Coupe. ..... 355
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. ..... 255
1929 Chevrolet Sedan. ..... H5
1923 Chevrolet Sedan. .. us
1927 Chevrolet Sedan. ..... 100
1929 Chevrolet Cabriolet. . sos
1927 Essex Sedan. Us
1925 Buick Sedan. $50
1879 Ford Tudor. ...... 295
1929 Ford Fordor. 295
1926 Dodge Sedans. .... IS
1927 Nash Sedan. ........ 225
1926 Pontiac Coach. ..... AS
1929 Chevrolet Coach. 800. 345
1923 Chevrolet Coach. ..... 235
1927 Chevrolet Coach. 500. Us
1926 Chrysler Sedan. ..... l95
Is Others, S35 Up.
Easy Terms.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
ISIS Sherman Ave. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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INSURANCE MAN. experienced to take full
growing high-claSs residential section. Open
on Sunday The Vfrsnia Realty Company,
Mt. Vernon and Frazier ayes" Clarendon