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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-23
LEAGUE STANDING.
GOOD NEWS FOR YANKS
Pipgras Recovering Rapidly, Larry
Signs, Byrd Only Holdout.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, February
% l1.-Tle New York Yankees and
good news for Manager ice Mccarthy
arrived here at the same time. Coach
Jimmy Burkc visited George Pipgras
at Hot Springs on his way down and
reported the big pitcher is rapidly re-
covering from his appendicitis opera
ton, while the home Office in New York
sent word that Lyn Larry, shortStop, had
signed his contract, leaving Sam Byrd
as the only Yankee holdout.
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CORBETT VISITS Mccoy.

SAN QUENTIN. Calf, February %
F).-James J. ("Gentleman JIM Cor
bett, former heavyweight boxing cham
pion, paid visit yesterday to his old
friend Kid Mccoy in San Quentin
Prison, where Mccoy is serving a 20
year sentence for murder, second de-
gree. They chatted nearly an hour.
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STRAYER VS.. COLUMBUS
Play for Runner-up Position ii
Collegiate Conference.


With Benjamin Franklin U. assured
of first place in the Washington Col
legiate Conference basket ball series,
Strayer and Columbus u. will fight it
out this week for the runner-up post.
Strayer now stands second, with three
wins against two defeats. Columbus Is
third. with four victories and three
losses.
Strayer will meet Southeastern to-
morrow night at Central High Column
bus will engage Bliss Friday night at
the Silver Spring Arrnory. and Strayer
will have 1t out with Benjamin Frank
lin Saturday at Tech High in confer
ence matches. Bliss and Southeastern
will mix in another conference encoun-
ter Saturday.
Columbus also has non-conference
engagement this week being down to
meet Lynchburg College Wednesday
night at Central High. starting at 9
o'clock. Frank jain, 6-foot-3 center,
who has been kept out Of the lineup
by an ankle injury, is booked to see
action for Columbus.
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RALTIMOREANS NOSE
OUT D. c. RACKETERS
0riole City Indoor Winter League
Title Goes to Clifton Parkers
by Marrow Margin.

BALTIMORE, Md, February %. -
Clifton Park racketers today again
moast the Baltimore Winter Indoor
Tennis League championship, after
battling the Washington Al-Stars to
a A tie yesterday on the 5th Regi-
loop schedule. Had Washington been
able to win eight Of the nine matches
1t would have retained the pennant
which 1t wrested last Winter from Cliff
ton Park. The. District boys finished
second.
Washington won four matches in the
singles against two for Clifton Park,
but the latter captured both OF the
doubles encounters that were COM
pleted.
Dooly Mitchell. Bill Buchanan. Bob
Considine and Ed Yeomans were Wash
ingtcn players to win singles engage
ments.
Dumbarton Club. another Washing
ton team entered in the league, did rot
fare so we'll, winding up in seventh
place among the eight clubs.
Yesterdays summaries:
Dooley Mitchell (w.l defeated Ed LaFleur,
81. 50; Aaron Miller ,SSSO def! defeated d
CW) defeated Bob Elliott, 1913. 60; Bob
Considine wv defeated Bob Taylor, ga,
e-4 Ed Yeomans (W) defeated Walter
(C) defeated Colin STAN, 6-3, 50.
DOUBLES.
Miller and Bob Taylor defeated Considine
and Ed Yeomans. Ga. Is. IS: Robin
son and Walter Taylor defeated Shore end
CLYDE Yeomans, 81. e-3; Mitchell and
Buchanan VS.. Elliott and LaFleur, IS,
So, 1o-i0
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CENTRAL FISH ENTER
TO Swim in South Atlantic A. A U.
Meet at Baltimore March 7.

Central Highs swimming team thus
far is the only Washington scholastic,
tank squad entered in the twentieth
annual InterscholastIc Championship
E-,'imniing Races Of the South Atlantic
Association of the A. A. u.
TIC rreat Il b. St@gcd az he Pal
tine a. r. March !.
Tntrv blanks close Saturday, yAubru-
esJ &c. They can be obtaine ! from
Iatroae Cogswell, Baltimore A. c.,
North Charles street, Baltimore. nd.
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PENNANT BEE BUzzES
Robins Intelders Report Week
Ahead of Schedule.

CLEARWATER, Fla, February %
R.-The Brooklyn Robins are badly
bitten with the pennamt bug.
Although they were not slated to
start work for another week, all four of
Wilbert RobinSon's regular infield Of Del
Bissonette, Fresco Thonlr-3r. Glenn
Wright and Wally Gilbert are Ia camp
and ready to 60 to work with the bat
teTymen. u
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COMETS REORGANIZE,

Candidates for the Comet A. c. base
ball team, new and old, are ,sket,
nine tomorrow night at 1894 >-orth
Carolina avenue northeast at 8 o'clock.
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TILDEN DOES 1T AGAIN

Defeats Kozeluh at Cincinnati,
3-6, SO, Before Crowd of 4,5Oo.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. February % up
Bill Tilden, pro. defeated Karel
Kozeluh CT Cze 9roSlovakia. world pro-
fe-sional champion, in straight sets in
q match here last n tight, 8-6, 60.
Approximately $500 persons, the
largest crowd ever to attend q tennis
m Itch here. attended the exhibition.
Tilden and Frank Hunter, the cid
D-vi5 Cup partnership, broke even in
a dulles r-stch with Kc=-,uh :25
E.lnlett EAre.
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SAN CARLOS CARDS WIN
Hopping Is Bright Star Of 12-to-5
Victory Over Olympic Four.

AJ W.T. OAJIHPAC 4VUA'
DEL MONTE. Calf, February %
R.-The San Carlos Cardinals rode
to 12-to-5 victory over the Olympic
Club four in the first round of the Pa
cifc Coast high-goal polo handicap
here Yesterday.
The wizardry CT Smiling Earl" Hop
ping. ir.. American international. and
the excellent teamwork of the Cardinals
did not give the Olympics a chance.
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MARINES BEAT POLICE.

NORFOLK, Va. February 23-Quan-
tico Marine basketers ended trip by
trimming Norfolk Police tossers, SO to ri.
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DOZEN GAMES LISTED
FOR BOYS CLUB FIVES
League Tits in Several Groups
and Independent Matches on
Schedule.

A dozen games are to be played the
next eight days in the various classes
of the basket ball league fostered by the
Boys Club. The clubs representative
team and Saks Of the 145-pound class
also have Independent engagements
and two quints outside the organiza-
ton will stage a game at the club.
The schedule and the standing Of
teams in the several classes follow:
Today, Nye House VS.. Linworths 1857 !;
aS sssst 6sd TST Raass Jbo6 vs.
~ H3aSf GhF,
100, optimists VS.. Aztecs Q3o); $3.50, Boys
o CUB VS. eeb H US seSoo ESQ
sa HIe1y s. as University Shop vs.; Bal
$50 C'f soys e efas S vs. saf * F''
-, Monday March as g. Christ Child VS.
H Hays dl5); $50; spensler VS.. Blue streaks
League standInrs.
S5-Pound Glass.
f S 81: As 49, = s:s R' Hss.
1OO-Psund Class.
Noel House
115-Pound Glass.
~ ;;:: ::.:: g::|;:.s ss.
1S0-POund Class.
w. L. w L.
s s ss:$t:;' Post; i Rus s''i ss;i:s'
145-Pound Class.
W. L. W. L.
Saks ....... o Senators. 8 2
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GIRL SPRINTERS MEET
Betty Robinson and Myrtle Cook
Feature Illinois Event.

= ca IU4S 4A4AIIO45 4VCIAIs
CHICAGO, February % LP).-Betty
Robinson Of the Illinois Women's Ath-
letic Club and Olympic 100-yard cham
pion, will meet Myrtle Cook Canadian
woman sprint champion, tonight in a
Illinois National Guard and Naval Mi
litia indoor meet.
Stella Walsh. Polish girl speedster
from Cleveland, was expected to make
it three-way battle, but was forced to
withdraw because Of an injury.
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.LONDOS-M'M|LLAN
GRAPPLE TONIGHT
Another SeII-out at Madison
Square Garden to See
Top-Notch WrestIerS.
BY ALFRED DAYTON.

N Jew YORK. February o.
NJ jim Mcmillan, a persistent
l Y young man, who stepped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-08

MISUNDERSTANDING, repaiY.
ING OF property. cabtnetwork, shelvins wir-
COW, door glass repairs; reasonably done; es-
Inmates furn. r. Walter, 2lO9 18th Dec 1854
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from feceiving 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 fide 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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SALESMAN.

Large corporation. which has maintained
Offices in Washington for 10 years ana has
a well eSsa blished local business, desires the
services of a wide-awake energetic man as
local representative. This IS an opportu-
nifty for the right man to establish himself
IN a permanent business where he viii be
pai6 for loyalty and service on generous
commission basis; sales experience not ebso-
lutelY necessary ii you measure up TO our
standards in other ways. Address Box
Star Office.
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SITUATToN-WOMEN.


ACCOUNTANTS BooKKEEPER wants work
part time or hourly; experienced. capable.
Reasonable Address Box 204-J, Star office
BooKEEPER dogble-entryl, stenoerapher,
typtst, general Office work can operate
Switchboard experienced; references. Phone
North 3429-J
CoLoRED GIRL. housekeeper for priest
eiGht years wants position as housekeeper
for widow or bachelor; Al references. 1903
18th ST. NV. Apt. 3.
CoLoRED GIRL wants Job as elevator OPP
st NV. North 5253-J
COMMERCIAL ARTIST will make snappy
drawings for reproductions in advertising
work at lowest cost Address Box 43-M,
Star office.
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY wishes po-
e eiSre' address Box 6s-M. Star Office e0'''-
COOK-Colored, wants dinner parties and
lunche ons; also young girl wants chamber
North Nor soil between and p pm M 1881 You
CULTURED WHITE will care for Invalid or
Phone Cleveland $500.
DRESSAAKER. expert filter and designer,
so! 5aos appointments out Il desired N0''n
DREssMAKING, hrst-claSS work, Is years
experience; moderate prices. Col. 1881
for appointment.
DRESSMAKING at home or out, by day.
draperieS, curtains, couch covers, plain sew
ing. Col. l3l7-R.
FILTER, with experience as saleslady and
manager, would like position in small FIRST
class dress shop. Adams 1901.
GERMAN LADY, with much experience de-
sires position as PRACTICAL nurse for infants,
children or semi-inVald; sewing. Met. 0oH.
GIRL-Cclored, wishes general ,housework.
ences. Call North 8l37-J.
GIRL-.White, for light h hoqsew9rk; one
child; SIS week with room 27 Donaldson ST.
Cherrydale. Va.
GIRL, colored. neat, reliable, wants Job as
light houseworker and cooking; good city
reference Cali Decatur 2574-J.
GOVERNESS- COMPANION seeks occupation;
teach French, grade work. mornings, after
moons; reference. Cleveland 1898 Apt. IS,
GRADUATE NURSE. typist, experenced, de-
sires position IN doctor or dent5sts Office;
references. Telephone Adams 9428.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. colored, 10 years.
wants work after school, Apply 1923 5th
ST. sc.
LADY, refined, over go, unencumbcred, good
compa Mon -housekeeper; Protestant Address
Box 12o-M. Star office.
LADY, refined, middle eyed, .companion,
practical nurse or houSekeeper. 1905 Kansas
ave. NV. Phone Adams 7446. o.
LAUNDRESS, flrst-class. wishes work by
the day or bundle Is 7os wash to take home;
MANAGER, reSouTceful. with pep and push;
Address Box l85-M, Star Office
MqEsh 'E6e0ln 1861
NURSE-Practieel, johless ana homeless.
kind, capable, desires po7ition, stay nights;
reference: reasonable salary. Address Box
DIM. Star Office
NURSE, competent. middle AGED, would
care for invalid children afternoons
forms very reasonable. Address BOX 2o5-J
Star ONCE.
NURSE ndereraduate; companion; sana-
torium or doctors Office hospital; expert
ence Address Box i70-M, Star office.
NURSE - Practical, middle-aRed, refined,
competent; reference. Phone Silver Spring
42-W.
NURSE-Practical nurse. care of GONZALES
cent or invalid Woman Of refinement. Ref
e-el4cCS. Aaams 1851.
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FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORP.
will increase its sales force for
Spring and Summer seasons;
permanent positions for men
with ambition and intelligence.
Apply Monday, $50 to noon,
1000 lexington pl. ne.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP-WOMEN.

ASSISTANT EDITOR. veterans magazine,
Good opportunity for riaht person. State
age qualifications, education, experience
Falary, etc Must answer fully. Address
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Must be expert finger
waVer. Apply 1884 Conn. ave, End floor,
after 10 am
BRING HOME THE BACONl Selling Christy's
polishing cloth; polishes all metals in a
iiffy; easy to demonstrate everybody buys
unusually handsome profit. Write US for
Newark, N. Y.
DEMONSTRATORS = Intellectual, ambitious;
high-school education; $1,000 first year; per-
manent Address Box 292-K, Star ONCE.
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Young. thoroughly trained in criminal and
commercial investigations, collections. gen.
eral business, broad experience, highest ref
erenccs. pleasing personality. desires position
of responsibility with local institution. Re
plies will be answered promptly and held in
Strictest confidence. Address Box ASK.
Star office
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CENTRAL OHIO END OF
week, returning week later; can accommo-
date one or two passengers. Address Box
92-M, Star office.
LADY WILL SHARE EXPENSES OF TRIP
with people driving to or toward Phoenix
Address Box l1G-M. Star office.
GOVT CLERK DRIVING TO FLORIDA IL
Ford sedan about Feb. Is wishes one or TWO
ladies to help Ter drive ana share exrense5
Phone Ga. 3649-J.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

BIG MONEY selling guaranteed Income
producing. depress!on-proof speciality: paw
daily; commissions on repeats; weekly guar
anty Box $50. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
CANDY cigar salesman, retail; popular, nom
conflicting line: substantial earninCs Box
I'LL START YOU IN PAINT and roofing
free: pay SIS to 500 weekly in advance; sell
finest paint and roofing to farmers, home
large and small, in your territory. ofer
40So saving; free trial; so days credit;
Adams Paint Co., Dept. R-s, Cleveland, Ohio, .
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

Electric wiring and fixtures. papering and
painting. hardwood floors and staircases,
carpentry, plumbing and heating. porch in
closures, metal ceilings. roofing, guttering,
spouting, plastering, cement and brick
| work. Terms to please you. Get our price
Our service is our reputation. Penn I'm
proYernent Elec. Co, Inc. Gil 18th NV
Nat. o5l2 and 0sl3. Opposite Goldenberg's
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RECoMNIENnEn SERVICE

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction TO Star read
crs. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star Will receive
prompt attention. For admission TO
Recommended Service Column cali
National 5000, Branch els.
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SITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored woman cook. man waiter,
porter or ianitor. North $500.
GERMANS desire position, wife as cook and
housekeeper husband tengineer) as house
man chauffeur or any kind of work. w. A.,
1873 Monroe st. NV. Adams 1854.
MAN AND WIFE want place toEether or
separately; good references; man expert
enCed rs chauffeur houscman; wife COOK.
general houseworki private family. 1918
st. NV. Pot. 1464-W.
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Oil messages mira red rays. electric
messages. Hanovian Anime sun roy and
ultra Violet. Pnysiotherapy Highest refer
ences. Licensed. D. A. COE, p. D. Hours,
am: to pm. 1870 NJ ST. NV. North 1855.
INFANTS, CHILDREN BOARDED
daily, weekly. Children's graduate
nurse; porches, yard North 5940.
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Sal rs MANAGER

Local man. of proven ability, to manage
eetehlished retail electrical speciality busi-
ness a profitable and permanent connec-
ton for one of integrity and ability. Ad-
Gssss Eek 45-M, Star ONCE.
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PAINTING, PAPERING, floors refinished
carpentering, reasonable; estimates; also wall
paper sold retail at wholesale prices. A. z.
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WILL BUY LIMITED NUMBER OF WARD
man Park 6i2s. Corcorap Court SIS and
Jefferson Apartment bonds at prevailing
market prices. Address Box 434-K, Star Of
flce los
$4,000 BUYS HALF INTEREST IN WELL
established cash wholesale food business,
or viii sell entire business. Phone Adams
FOR RENT. frst-class restaurant in good
neighborhood NJ. M. Parker g. Co, 1928
Conn. ave. Dec. 1851
established. in fast-growing suburb Of wash
ington; clean stock. long lease, reasonable
rent: inventory of stock and fixtures about
$4,000. Address Box S9-M. Star ONCE.
GROCERY STORE, ROOMS, s.W.-Good
corner almost given away. Information at
4OO4 an 81. Sc y.
DELICATEssEN for sale, good location;
leaving city. 700 22nd st. NV.
RAISE CAPITAL-Best methods; corpora
lions organized and promoted everywhere;
estab. 1908. y. s. LEGAL Corp. $40 Bond Bids.
SOFT DRINK PLANT, good equipment; low
rent; easy terms. Address Box 175-M, Star
once.
BAKERY AND PASTRY SHOP, splendid
location, near 18th and Que SITS. NV. In-
qure 1881 18th st. NV. g.
well paying viii sacrifice for price Of
fixtures; other business requires my full at
tention 55lE Conn. ave.
SMALL : HOTEL FOR SALE-Owner viii
sacrifice for cash sale. Address Box i3e-M.
Star Office 10s
WANTEDAParty to finance manufacturs
and marketing OF outside same. Address
BOX 131-M. Star once.
CONTINUED on Next Psgs.l
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I No IN 7 MIN I. ,I1LL. SPRINI.
wE EEAEEEg RE5Eksaf ShoaSlS F1S oe:
| MENTING, CARPENTERINGiE PAINTING,
PAPERING, GARAGES. We build. rebuild
and remodel, modernize store fronts, tnclose
porches, additions. AS long as three years
to pay. Phone Nat. 1868 E. SHIELDS &
Co. l001 New York ave
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KFYS-Duplicate keys. rs cents; made
- while you wait Turner g. Clark.
lzzl1a New YORK ave. NV. Met. 3005.-
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WANTED : Thoroughly ex-
perienced saleswomen for MILL
merry department. Apply Supt.'s
Office, fourth floor, S. Kann
Sons Co.
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WILL BUY limited NUMBER OF WAl5p-
man Park 6i2s. Corcorap Court IS and
JEFFERSON Apartment bonds at prevailing
market prices. Address Box 434-K, Star Of
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MILLINERY SALESLADIES.
Must have local experience. Permanent
work. State experience. Address Box 290-K,
STIR Office.
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HEA l1NG q PLUMBING.
You will be deprived of heat. only two
hours in diScarding old plant and installing
gas or coal American Radiator heating
Why wait? Easy monthly payments, no
interest Complete heating plants installed:
entire satisfaction guaranteed. No mortgage
on your property. Budget Plumbing & Heat
ing Co. Iincnlr1 1n217 -
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SPECIALTY SALESMAN

- I~SlA IL ~ Al~I-t' W : 4N
twelve years clean record and references
desires to locate permanently in Washing
ton; owns car; present remuneration no OBJ
iect if future is assured; not afraid of com
mission with nominal drawing account; &C.
peble assuming charge of organization sales
work. Address Box TIM, Star Office g.
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FORD

A NATIONAL BANK
requires the services of several men from
age rs to as in its personal service depart
ment, Men selected must have excellent per-
sonal and sales records, character. appear
ance and references. Permanent connection,
future and excellent earnings assured the
right men. Interview Mr.. Smith at $50
m. 305 Commercial Natl Bank Bldg
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNTTTES-

uPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing; work
done in your home If desired. E. S. WEAV-
Err, 1434 Newton st. NV. Adams s40i
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Fl DORIS SCRAPED AND FINISHED;
- - machine or hand work
NASH FLOOR CO. 1ol6 goth st. West 1911.
FURNITURE upholstered, repaired, painted
ana decorated, at your home or in shop.
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SALESMAN

If you are saleman and not earning
$50 to 500 a week regularly We would ike
we have an immediate, opening for
man who is ambitious and wants the best
things in life . -
Write for appointment, and state your eX-
'ei iei'e address Box ZO3-J, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-08

| The rate under heading. of Personal
| is cents per line additional TO the
/ regular line rate.
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ELECTRIC WIRING . rad $50!
appliances. Terms to suit Penn Improve
ment & Elec Co., Inc, e11 7th St. NV
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b IL L L r - Experienced on
Remington machine; also an eX-
perienced poster on Burroughs
machine; preferably with de-
parttnent store experience, Adj
dress Box 2lS-M. Star office.
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sITUATIoN-DoMESTIC.


(Centinued)
WOMAN, reliable. wants bundle washes to
take home; refs. Phone North 0795.
WOMAN, young, single, wishes work Of any
kind; neat. 627 10th st. ne. Atlantic
of any kind, experienced in cooking. Phone
North s3ls.
WOMAN--Cclored. wants part-time work,
apt. to clean or days work. Phone Pot. 1645.
WOMAN wishes general housework. with
best city references. Call Potomac 3058.
WOMAN, reliable, wants part-time. days
work. or 9ro light housework; ref. 1885 r st.
WOMAN: .colored. wishes part-time work.
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wants days work
of any kind; reference. 4S7 st. s.w.
WOMAN-Settled, who cares for children,
wishes places also light housework; good
references. District 1888 $50 3rd St NV.
WOMAN. colored, wants place as cook and
ences. Atlantic 424s-J.
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work; excel
lent references. ZIG 3rd st. Sc.
WOMAN wants a place for general house
work; stay nights. 2424 18th st. NV. Apt.
10.
light houseWork stay some nights. 1913
18th st. NV Phone N. 42l7.
YOUNG. COLORED GIRL; experienced, with
city references. wants position as cook,
maid or general houseworker. North 1921.
YOUNG. COLORED GIRL, capable. wishes
job part-time. TO 3. North 3554-M. 1905
Rhode Island ave. NV.
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN wants place as
chsnbernaid and waitress or light work in
apts.; good reference. Potomac COST.
YOUNG GIRL light coiored. wishes house
work; home az nights. Atlantic 03s6
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CLOTHING SALESMAN.
Accustomed to selling good clothes Apply
IN person to Mr.. Theodore Eiseman. Else
7th &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-08
HELP---MEN.
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MEN to sell the complete line
of Chevrolets; now is the time
to connect; the fast selling sea-
son is just ahead. Apply H.
Rosenthal, Mandell Chevrolet
Co., 18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc.