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INDO-CHINA HURRICANE

HANOI, French Indo-China, May 9. r(P)-Over 500 lives were lost in terrific hurricane which swept over the China Sea and across the southern end of Amman State We'd nesday, it has been revealed here. Several European persons were said to have lost their lives in the hurricane besides the natives of that region. The hurricane was followed by floods which took ad- ditiOnal toll of life.
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ADDITIONAL BURDEN

WASHINGTON, May g. P) - Americas income tax payers have been called upon to shoulder an- other s1oO,ooO,OO0 additional of the desperate effort to make a balance in the new revenue bill. The high 1921 income tax schedule with a minimum rate of per cent on in- comes under $4,0OO and max imum of 55 per cent on incomes of over $1,000,0O0 was adopted by the committee in virtually concluding it's work.
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PARDONS APPEAR CERTAIN

HONOLULU, May g. Pardons TOT the four American "honor slayers" appeared certain Saturday. Formal petition for this executive actlon was filed with Governor Judd by Clarence Darrow. acting for them. He had previously con- ferred With Governor Judd. Busi- ness men, reused by a threatened s27,0OO,OOO Navy boycott, urged the Governor to grant the pardons.
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NO DEVELOPMENT

HOPEWELL, N. J., May 9.-Sun- day was a quiet day in the quest for the kidnapped Lindbergh baby. No new developments were report ed. The yacht Maroon is held in port on account of bad weather but will leave on it's eighth cruise in search of the child as soon as the present storm abateS. Colonel Lindbergh was to leave Hopewell Sunday.
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BUSY WEEKEND

TIA JUANA, Mexico, May g. 6arKeepers here had busy Sat- urday and Sunday as today they began to protest the imposing of a heavy tax on liquor traffic by going on a strike. Rich Americans in this city were quick to take advantage Of this last opportunity to secure Joy fluld' in anticipation of the coming scarcity.
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MANY LIQUOR |MB|BERs
 SWAMP TIA JUANA, MEX,

TIA JUANA, Mexico, May g. This city was literally swamped by imbibers of the liquid that cheers Sunday for that day was probably their last for some time to imbibe legally in Mexico in good old-fash- toned drinks.
 Liquor dealers throughout that city today went on a strike to pro- test the latest tax placed on them by the Mexican government. The liquor dealers declare that the tax es are of a "ruinous nature"
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CAPT. DOLLAR IMPROVED

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-Cap- tain Robert Dollar, 8-year-old shipping magnate, was reported slightly improved in his serious illness at his San Rafael home. A restful night gave him fresh strength, his physician said. He is suffering bad cold but has not developed pneumonia, the doctor said.
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LEAVES FOR PACIFIC

LAKEHURST, N. J., May 9.-The huge dirigible Akron, which was recently damaged but which has now been repaired, was to leave here Sunday for the Pacific Coast where the airship will take part in Pacific fleet maneuvers.
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BIG SUGAR BEET CROP

BELL1NGHAM, Wash, May g. The 1882 sugar beet crop will be one of the largest ever harvested in this area. It is estimated the crop will be valued at $1,O00,O0O. All local labor is employed in the industry which field offers work to hun dreds during the summer months.
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SEARCHING CRIJSE

NORFOLK, May 9.-Two weeks of cruises in search of Charles A Llndbergh, Jr., were completed by the yacht Maroon and the yacht was scheduled to leave the subma- rlne base later in the day for it's seventh trip.
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INSUFFICIENT TEST
LOS ANGEIES Mov O TT

LOS ANGELES, May g. Three weeks of marriage is insufficient trlal of matrimony to obtain a di- Vofce, ruled Superior Court Judge Moore ln refusing to grant Arlene oC. John her freedom. She charg- ed cruelty.
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BE BURIED TODAY

WASHINGTON, D. C.. May g. Major General Enoch Crowder, Americas leading soldier diplomat who died here Saturday after an extended illness resulting from pneumonia, will be buried today in Arlington cemetery. He will be buried with full military honors. CroWder was the first American Ambassador to Cuba.
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THIRTY-SIX KILLED

PARIS, May 9.-Heavy rains and high waters washed away the foundations of two apartment houses which collapsed, killing 36 dWellers and injuring scores of others including firemen.
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BEER PARADE SATURDAY

NEW YORK, May 9.-Mayor Jas. Walkers beer parade will be held here next Saturday and it is esti- mated 100000 will be in the line of march.
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LIKES HIS LIQUOR

LONDON, May 9.-At a dinner given in his honor by the Lord Mayor, Ambassador Andrew Mel lon drank whisky with mineral wa ter, establishing his attitude to- wards drinking during his term as Ambassador.
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BEGINS WESTWARD TRIP

LAKEHURST, N. J., May 9.-The dlrlgible Akron began her trip to the Pacific Coast Sunday and is expected to arrive there either Tuesday or early Wednesday.
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SUDDEN DEATH

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 9-A lightning bolt out of clear sky killed a golfer and two caddies, and severely shocked two other golfers.
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GRAF RETURNING

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany, May 9.-The Graf Zeppelin satur- day was returning here from Per- nambuco, Brazil, after it's fourth roundtrip to that city this season. The Graf was bringing a number of passengers on the return trip.
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YOUNG GIRL KILLED

LOS ANGELES, May g. 9.-Marjorie Key, aged IS, was killed when, in rounding curve, the auto in which she was riding was side-swiped by passing truck. Other occupants of the car were injured.
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HOOVER IN CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, D. C., May g. President Hoover spent Saturday evening in conference with off, clals discussing various plans for balancing the budget.
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QUICKLY SUBDUED

LIMA, Peru, May 9.-A revolt in the Peruvian navy was quickly sub dued Sunday when the sailors de- clded they wanted a change of ad- mmlStratiOn. Many were arrested
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INSPECTION TRIP

MANILA, P. l., May Ex-Governor General Theodore Roosevelt left here Sunday on his first official tour of the islands. He will visit the area of Holo which was recent ly struck by a devastating hurri- cane.
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THREATEN U. S. CONSULATE

BARCELONA, Spain, May 9.-A group of Communists here Sunday threatened to attack the United States Consulate as protest against the hanging of five negroes III Alabama recently. A heavy po- lice guard has been placed around the Consulate.
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PLANS SOLO HOP OVER OCEAN

PARIS, May 9.-Elvy Halap, the only EStonian woman who holds an alrplane pilots license, is enroute to New York to purchase a plane ln which she intends to attempt transatlantic flight over the Llndbergh route to Paris.
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TELEGRAPH BRE:W7|E:S
ISLANDS DISAPPEARED

PERNAMBUCO, Brazil, May 9.- The two islands which recently appeared off the Brazilian coast. have suddenly vanished.
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TE:LI.E|!GRAPH RREWT|Es
COMMITTED SUICIDE

CHICAGO, May g. - Donald Ryan, member of the school board. committed suicide Sunday by fir ing a bullet through his brain.
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BASEBALL SCORES
Saturdays Games)
 NATIONAL

(Saturday'S GameS)
 NATIONAL Boston 8, Cincinnati 9. Brooklyn 0, Chicago 3. New York at St. Louis, rain. Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 3.
 AMERICAN Chicago 2, Washington '. St. Louis 4, Boston 0. Detroit 1, New York 4. Cleveland 10, Philadelphia 7.
 NATIONAL Boston 5, Cincinnati 6. Brooklyn 5, Chicago 12. New York 4-5, St. Louis 1-6.
 AMERICAN Chicago 5, Washington 6. Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 8. St. Louis 5, Boston '.
 PACIFIC COAST Hollywood 1-2, San Francisco 0-3 Los Angeles 4-10, Missions 2-5. Portland 5-6, Seattle 6-5.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-03

ca, I'm going to tell you"
"What?" queried Jones Sis
piciously.
I'm going to clean up your bad,
bad little racket so it won't tick
so lcud."
"Yeah?" Jones sneered.
yeah" Pete replied, nonchalant-
ly lighting a cigarette.
Carlson said nothing but sat
looking off over the floor. Sud-
denly he turned, Listen, Wilson,
you can't buck this racket, it's too
much for you. Furthermore, some
body has given you the wrong i'm
preston of u.s."
well, amt that too bad" Pete
said sympathetically.
Now, I'm a business man." Carl
son went on, "and / believe you
and / can do business. I got GER
tain interests that I want to keep
under v and l can easily make
1t worth your while. Say about
nve thousand dollars?" ,
rs there that much money in
FairvieW?"
Sure" Carlson smiled cunningly
thinking that he had Pete going his
way. II could make that seven
thousand, if you see my point"
yeah" Pete cut in, 81 see your
point all right. Carlson. You want
me to hang around for a while,
then go back and turn in an okeh
report. Huh?"
That's i'll" Carlson exclaimed.
81 want to-"
well, nothing doing. "Peta in
terrupted him, II want to-have
my fun, you know" he added grin
ming.
you'll git yo' fun, f%elIer," Jones
said darkly. "but you won't want
tn kind yo're goin t git"
Sure enough?" Pete queried.
you don't mean 70 say" Carlson
asked, apparently surprised, that
you refuse?"
Sure Pete replied, why not?"
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-03

gave the whole problem up in dis
gust.
That evening he took a taxi out
to the Black and Tan Club. IN
stead of going in the front. how
ever, he slipped around the side of
the building. Crouching behind a
tree, he looked to see whether any,
n had noticed him. Apparently
no one had. From where he stood
he could see both the front and
back OF the place. He noticed a
small gravel pathway that led IN
to a door at one corner of the
house, under the rear porch
Nov I wonder what's behind
that door?" Pete unused. After
looking carefully around, he darted
over to the door. 1t was locked
He pulled a couple of KEYS and
another instrument of Similar
shape out Of his pocket. In a few
seconds, he had the door unlocked.
With a small, powerful fiashhght
in one hand and his gun in the
other, he carefully opened the door
and slipped noiselessly into the
pitch-dark room.
He closed the door and listened
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Then you're a damn fool" Carl
SON exploded holly.
"A helluva lot morn that" Jones
said savagely.
well, well, WELL" Pete grinned
at the two men before him. IT ask
you, is that nice?"
Just then Sally returned to the
table and the talk drifted into
other channels Pete could see,
though, that Carlson was worried.
Jones glared darby at him, as If
he had a mind to put him out the
way, right then and there.
"Ohl" Sally exclaimed suddenly,
looking at her watch. II have to
be going now. +"
I'm not ready to leave yet,
Sally" Carlson interrupted.
That's all right" Pete grinned.
"Ill take her home"
"Thatll be fine" Carlson smiled.
you can use my car"
Carlson's change of manner
somewhat mystifed Pete. Thanks"
he replied as he arose to go. "but
we won't need it,"
well, think it over, Wilson"
Carlson said in a hearty tone. You
can't go wrong if you accept"
you think it over" Pete replied
as he and Sally left the table.
Whats tn idea, Carlson?" Jones
asked CURLY as they watched Sally
and Pete leave the room "Tryin'
t. play tibet DO up t. Sally?"
why not?" Carlson asked, lean
ing back in his chair and lighting
black cigar. HE falls for her,
and if we can't get him to lay of,
she can. See?1
"I git ya," Jones grinned wick
eddy.
Outside. Sally and Pete got in a
taxi.
Say" he asked her suddenly as
the car rolled down the driveway.
what's Carlson to you?"
She smiled mischievouSly at him.
why do you ask me that?"
Il want 10 know, please" Pete
begged, taking her hand in his.
Well" she replied after an un-
successful attempt to release her
hand, The used to be very friendly
with my mother before she died,
and since I didn't have any rela-
tives, he has been awful kind to
me. 1t was through him that I
got the job I have now"
"Phew!" Pete exclaimed, much
relieved. "Just a sort of self-ap-
pointed guardian, huh?"
"Uh-huh," she answered, slightly
frustrated, for Pete had both Of her
hands now.
Il never was that lucky" Pete
said suddenly. MY mother died
when I was small and my father
left me in a children's home in
Sanford. Virginia. You see I've
been on my os hook for a long
time. Funny, amt it?" He went
on: IT mean the way we both have
something in common and the way
we sort of take to each other?"
"Uh-huh," she nodded"
Pete sighed expressively.
"You K .ow, I have known you
only a few hours, yet I feel like I
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LdVe kilOWE you all my lie.
81 feel that way, too, Pete
Sally said in a wee sweet voice that
thrilled him through and through.
Pete sighed again. Il kind of wish
something would happen. You
know" he went on, fire, a fight
or something that would give me
a chance to save you. I neal a
chance to do something big fol
you"
SILLY" she said laughing light
ly. Look, we're home now"
Neither one had noticed that the
taxi had been standing still for the
last five minutes.
The driver looked back and
grinned. TAKE yo' time, Teller;
tn meter amt got t. a dollar yet"
They all laughed at that.
well, Sally" Pete said finally
after dismissing the taxi, "how
about tomorrow afternoon, OF this
afternoon rather?" lie added grin
ming, for it was then about two
o'clock in the morning.
"All right, come around about
four. I go to church services every
Sunday morning"
NO." Pete protested. "You mean
about one o'clock"
He wanted to spend as much
time as possible with her. I'VE
can have dinner together, then" he
After quite a little arguing, it was
settled that he could call
for her at two O'Clock.
Back at his hotel, Pete reluc-
switched his mind from Sal
ly to Carlson.
Carlson evidently was in some
thing up to his neck, Pete reflect
ed, to offer seven thousand to be
let alone. Well, he had never &C
hush money from anyone
and he wasn't going to start now.
No, Carlson" he said half aloud.
II was sent to clean out your
racket and that's exactly what I
am going to try like hell to do"
With that settled, he took a stiff
Of scotch and went to sleep,
of Sally.
Sunday afternoon passed all too
quickly for Pete. He and Sally had
dinner together and took a long
drive in his roadster. He gc1 a big
kick out of seeing her drive his car.
She did, too. Pete was all for ask
her how she would like to
drive a little apartment. In fact,
he did hint at it, but Sally tact
fully avoided the hints each time.
Nevertheless, Pete was happy Just
to be near her.
you know" he said suddenly
as they were returning to town, Il
never thought a guy like me would
ever fall fer this soft stuff"
you aren't sorry, are you?" Sally
asked.
"Am I sorry?" Pete beloved. Hell
excuse me. I mean you know !
amt"
Sally interrupted him with a lit
tie significant cough
Consequently, Pete spent the re-
mainder of the drive and a consid-
cradle part of the evening trying
Evening star., 1932-07-17
HELP-WOMEN.
Ns-..-A
ycuNG LADIES tf1ve' wanted. OF high
.tsnd,nv character and excellent appear

YOUNG LADIES Ave, wanted. OF high
standing character and excellent appear
arcc. to assist on business basis In the
orEanization of a social campaisn of excep-
1ionai appeal and With o1tstandins possi-
but initiative and adaptability cssertial
Reply. giving phone number II any. hoor IS
Box 247-V. Star office.
., YOUNG LADIES to sell highest grade
moderate priced cosmetics TO co-workers'
friends. etc, Whole or part-ilmes services r.ssst
orders; 1907 profil; it will pay both en-
ployed and unemployed % investisate TN /. /.
proposition. Address Boz 279-V' star once.
IF YOU ARE NOT WORKING OK
ARE WORKING AND DESIRE AN
EXTRA SUBSTANTIAL INCOME
AND HAVE A GOOD PERSON
ALITN. CALL AT ROOM y. 1407
n. Y. AVE. NV. 10 O'CLOCK To-
MORROW MORNING FOR AN
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GIRL, colored. experienced. desires place as
"HnH-ai Souseworker; full or part time.
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For special work: no selling
We offer an opportunity to
ladic, with a personality to CON
meet with an organization that
does not recognize the depres-
sion. Special instructions. There
is all opening here for YOU.
MRS. MILLER.
lO1. l4lO II st. NV.
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WANTFD-SENERAL
LADIES'.

Full or part time work. must
have references. Those who
qualify will be we'll remunerated
for their efforts. No selling. Call
between 10 and u am and ? and
4 pm, room sol Washington
nldU
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COLORED, general hopsewor!ier. cook, ex-
perienced; reference: Stay nights $25 mo.
Ga. 3l70 AHA Gallatin st. NV.
COLORED MAID for general houseworl.
modern apt. family of 8; must be good cook,
willing to stay Sundays and evening occa-
Sinnally; city references required; salary,
s4j Address Box 13l-V. Star office
GIRL, white. to help with two small chill
dren and hoTsework: references; Sc week.
] cav off Wis 43l3-W.
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NATD-To whom this NAV concern-I am
leaving the city Snndey and am anxious Il
cook and general houscworEer. North
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MACHINERY-Brapd-n engine lathe, Is
in by IT.: quick change; cost $500. will
take $500. Also 20-in. new drill press. sl00
John zevely. 8l2 9th st. NV. Telephone Ma
ti0nal pnRn
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WOMAN. white, neat, 10 care for two chill
Grcn and apt. OF employed couple: stay
riGhtS. 5422 1st pl NV. IT.
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GIRL. about Is, light housework, 10 to 5
except Sundays. Mt Pleasant; wages, t3
monthly Phone Adams 34i4.
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NURSING OR HOUSEKEEPING. widow lady.
unencumbcred; hospital and private train
ins: excellent references from former pa
tients North SI5G
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MAID coored. general houSework; must be
neat /. appearance. good cook and have
had experience with children; references re-
ouired Phone Wis 4l36-W
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sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

DiAMOND PRINCESS RING-Soiid platinum
seu with nine large diamonds Cost $3.50:
91hhst 1,h sacrlnce, '75. Kahn Optical Co, 6l7
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MOTOR TRAVEL.


GO BY PRIVATE AUTO-Travel for less il,
comfort; all points National Auto Travel
Bureau. l401 Eve st. NV. Met 1897 2S'
BUSES FOR CHARTER; PRIVATELY
owned; lowest rates insured.
Phone Nat 2la0. 49,
YOUNG MAN WANTS TO GO TO CALF
do ail driving for transportation. Have
driven across several times. North 1920.
LOW RATES. ALL POINTS: PRIVATE CARS;
COMFORT AND SAFETY WITH ECONOMY.
HUMANS. 1904 llth ST. NV NAT. 7l5G .
r,prvINf; SPRINGFIELD. MASS. MONDAY.
July IS, S-cyl. sedan; exp driver: !. or :
pass very reas. Call Cleve. $3.50 before l
p.W. TODAY or any eve. thiS week si'er o.
PRIVATE CARS ALL POINTS DAILY.
u, S. travel Bureau. 1921 Pa. ave. MA 22fS.
PRIVATE CARS LOS ANGELES. DALLAS
pll points Universal Travel, 531 14th St.
l,oon 996 MA. 1918.
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LADIES' DRESSES 50 each: cost $40 each;
sizes 30 and 40. Gateleg table. solid mahog-
any. sl5; cost $50. 1903 Biltmore st. NV.
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HOUSEKEEPER white. cook and general
houseworker va-ted by couple room and
board and small compensation. Address Box
T7-V. Star office.
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WOMAN. white, over 80 years old, to care
70: home and children; room and board
ami Sc week. Phone Greenwood 2024-W
WOMAN, white. for general housework; stay
nights. Call Cleveland BIAS after pm.
Sunday
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SEC2ETARIAL POSITION by women with
organization, railroad and industrial train
inr; references. Address Box ll0-V. Star
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PRACTICAL NURSE or companion to an
aged lady 329 Ralegh St Sc
PRACTICAL NURSE. companion. light house
work. to women only, white. reliable ami.
able refined; drive ca. p. o. Box Ill. East
Falls Church, Va. Tel l4-W-c. City refer
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

ATIONS-WOMEN.
CHEF female. colored; lunch and cafeteria;
6 years last place. closed July 5. Call TAT
Park rd. NV.
CHrLD'S NURSE. mothers helper COM
panion; intelligent. capable young woman
experienced with children; reference; full or
part time. Phone Atlantic 0710.
DRESSES REFITTED made to order; spec al
prices: Is years experience; slip covers, etc
home fittings. Adams T444.
DPESSMAKER. experienced. wishes sewing
at home or out by day: best reference. l416
10th st. nv. Potomac 1927
DRESSMAKFR. expert hitter, dcsigner; su.ts
and dresses for all occasions and fashion able
Temodeling; reasonable; appointment. Dis
trict 9l97.
PRESSMAKING at home or out by day;
Ans, slip covers Col les5.A
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

WOMAN, Whlte. settIed- % Care Tot o-yeaf-
old girl and do light housework; stay nights.
Cali Sunday between IL and O'Clock. 5000
Connecticut ave. Apt 324.
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MAN. yCdng. married. wishes 10 get exper-
iencc in Rrocary delIcatesSen business:
will start on small salary. Louis Goldman,
1l2I Quincy 81 Adams IHnl.
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MAN. colored- neat. clean. Intelligent. ex
pericucei chauffeur. hous II. kitchen. dir
ing room O. utility worker; city reference
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PRACTICAL NURSE wishes case; hospital
training; considerable experience best city
reference: reasonable rates Atlantic 3l45-W.
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LINOTYPE OP-MACH PRINTER: 80 years
metropolitan experience; s25 week; go any
where Address Box l2l-V. Star office.
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GIRL wants work as general houseworker
"0o4 r"oc. C1ll West 2904
GIPr. colored. neat intelligent reliabI,
maid wnttresS. General houseworker. expert
e1ced plain cooking; stay some nights. Pot
Ga, IT.
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HOUSEKEEpEP white; exceilert cook: pref
eraoiy for those empoved 26-A Bates st
N ~. oho"e Decatur 0eI6-J.
uOUSEWORK wanted by colore4 girl from
VIRGINIA; ref. city or Chevy Chase; stay
niphtS Phone North 1899
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SEAhJSTSESS-Sew of any kind by day
or take home: exneriencad in all lines. Ad-
dress BOX 9Q6-N Sta office
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rypsri"nced worke- North 1856
LAUNDRY. call for and delivered; also days
work. Adams 57?6
LtUNDRESS. first class. desires washing to
axe home: plare- lT44 kalorame d.
Phone Ada-,< Tn2S
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

1O2. l4lO II st. y. w
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NURSERY GOVERNESS to one or two small
children. in first-class family. by American
widow best ref; salary $40: can take en-
tire charge: willing to travel If necessary.
Address Boz l9-V. S.ar otiCc.
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REALTY pARLORS.

CO-OPERATIYF BEAUTY SHOePE. 3o2
East Ca pi;ol Prcsperitv Wave SIS. 50 Cen
nine Euee1e, $500. All other work. 5oc-
Lincoln ol00.
MISS AMERICA BEAUTY SHOPPE, second
ihsmaoo. e5e: ra?ieure: soe: Irederisk per
SS Onlv experienced opera tors
Open am. to $50; Tues. and Sat, I;so.