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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-04
KILLED INSTANTLY

New Haven, Conn, June 4-(U.
P.)--Hurled from skidding auto
mobile, John DAILY, ~, OF Ports
mouth, N. H., was killed instantly
late last night IN Fair Haven.
Elmer J. Cole Of this city and
two women companions escaped In
Jury
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-04
INCERSOLL CARRIES FIRST WATCH

Portland, Ore, June 4-(UP)-Charles H. lngersoll
the famous watch manufacturer still carries the rst
watch he made 40 years ago. he revealed on visit here
recently. It still and keeps good time It's about
the size of turnp.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-04
Late Bulletins
ONE DAY ADMITTED HIM

Boston, June 4-(UP)-GeOrge Brumllck became
an American minor here recently when he arrivd his
21st birthday and was admitted under his fathers ct
zenship papers, because the boat time: If ne
had arrived day later he would have been sent back
to Germany as an adult alien.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-04
OBJECTIVE WAS SWITCHED

Lathrop, Cal, June 4-(UPJ-Wme Mrs .: w.
Brakeed relieved her husband in an al-nght vigil 1or
chicken thieves burglars entered the bedroom where
Brakefed was sleeping, stole his trousers money watch
and other yaluables
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-04
BOOKS WORTH $4,000

AUSTIN Tex June 4-(UP)-A 0ne-foLt Shelf OF
books in the Wrenn library of the University of Texas
has been valued at over $4,000 First editions Of such
works as Mlton's Poems" Byrons "Chide Harolds
Pilgrimage" and Shelleys Prometheus Unbound are
included
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-04
STATUE TO PIONEER MOTHERS

Eugene Ore, June 4-(UPJ-A heroic br0nze
statue pioneer Mother graces the campus OF the uni
verstv Of Oregon here It was executed by A. Phimster
Proctor and was given the school by the vice presi
dent, Burt Brown Barker.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-04
"CREATE A JOB" FUND FILLED

Plymouth, Mass, June 4-(UPJ@This town OF
about $4,000 people landing place OF the Pilgrims. has
and as result ILL., 72 hours Of work are promised to
home woYkingmen.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-01-16

SEATTLE. wash Jan. 49,.
All the annual stockholders meet
ing Of the General Gold Corpora
iion. to Be held on January 2sth,
1882. at 3 O'Clock A. ~ At the
company's executive offices in the
Dexter Horton Building. Seattle
Washlngton Al Gmbryel.
president. announces he VIII pre-
sent to the assembled Stockton
ders a proposed plan Of financing
for their consideration and ratifl-
cation
In the meantime Financing ae-
ssvisies OF the General Gold Cor
poratlon ars being confined e
an intensive attempt 70 take all
n1ane Of the contractural ar
"a kements entered into recently
bs een the General Gold Copper
q 8n and the Crown Placer Con-
eanator company. to enable the
General Gold Corporation 20
place enc or more Grown Con-
cen ffators on its condltionaiiy
controlled swauk acreage, ~
sapaiy as financing conditions
waffaut
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-01-16

duead IL normal years from So
goo eos to so,000,00o bushels
Of ths Dest wheat in the world Is
bouua 70 become one Of the lead-
Ina agricultural states in the
w
"a state that has already
reaehed place near the TOP
amans the states q the union
Ia ae production Of wool, mat
ton and beef. viii always be one
81 fAe great stock growing states
OF 5le natlon with our immense
undsveipped resources consisting
"a power oll and gas. timber.
coal ana precious metals We shall
devesoD come day into an indus
lfsHi state Of no mean proper
tons
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-01-16


titmde ~ 1886. xlse
4 amte emed aFqsenllna ~
shru tar sanAnaeR uf s
i historic vea* bue wsfn tiae
/ falling og the aafuama lemve
sznrk Kansas cohorts.
4 tnsned ~ hlA lisnHeleea
rupklon fund. naAAle slsm
cr0as ehelr slaibzsnlesh.
They carrl8d Il over the top he
lNoyember. cfystalllaed it inka Eh@
IAct Of 1896, witnessed ias n
position npon the rest al m
|kind during the succeeding shaa
Iof century ard now eonk
|piate the harvest which
lyears have wroue
Single stamdaFl xottu
The Bryan mandate was al
oourse. rhetorical ssstaxs fk|
lwas campaign usksranee
lplauded and aerided as sneh
Wlth TIE discontinue 81 kha
lDemocraey. It passed into EhN
card Of political elaptrap s
unlike most Of such shupwpkh
vocal decorations, it's echoes havs
fingered beyond the generation
which heard it. and reached fh@
ears Of their children. who. e1An
ned hy the lettering ediflaa ps
single standard, may wei per-
eeive the analogue between lbs
cross 81 Calvary and the GROSS
|of gold without salutink Brsa
as . prophet
Ample Proof
For the result OF shrlnk
standard 81 measurement upon ail
values except It's own. 30 ione On
yious to the economist alhsis
challenged by the bond broker
has been demonstrated beyond all
ossible challenge By the univsfsa
Experiences Of postwar eonditionH
Dissantsrs continue 10 elam
against The obvsous. but tl
reaeando 81 their protest u ios-
sne mueh Of lss Tolums and inf
the hear Kaknre Will lose St ali i
The progressive aaeffne 81 values
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-01-16

went prospecting through the
mountains for quarts mines.
Found Basker aEsms
john Barker aud others dls.
covered quartz and loea&so the
Barker mine. from Which the
town Of Barker was named Lat
er on me town o. fayetteville
waa ssarssd. About thia time Lar
~ Nelhart and others discovered
quarts on upper Belt creek. The
Neihart claim was tase first one
located and from 4 the town Of
Neihart secured its name. Both
Of these towns became Of conald-
erabIe consequence and much
money was taken out
Both prosperei anti &he De-
monitization Of Silver gook place
They struggled nlona 1or a time.
antii now. wlth silver and
lead ~ low marks. ghsy are a.
most @hoat cities. Bat these
mountains win ysf prodncs, some
time tn the fngnra. all Msnds ar
minerals Of valne Ter tina baneflt
Of CAPITALISTS. minera and others
yet 20 came particularly when
silver gets hark "a ffa place A
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-01-16

sEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THm suNBx RaT HA00mR
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-01-16

Men and miners came from
all directions. The town OF Yogo
WAS then started Numerous log
buildings we're erected saloons
we're quickly started butcher
shops and stores were shlpplna
IN al kinds Of supplies. and the
town then became quite min
ing camp
The eamp WAS thoroughly
prospected bur, early n the fail.
tbs various pr0spectors gave ~
the job 80 failure for placer
mining 4 number Of men. caine
and ieft ths camp: some OF them
Evening star., 1932-04-22
Tourney Leaders

Glass A.
Team, Artie Bells, 1912.
Doubles, NJ Walker-O. Webb, 68S.
Singles, A. Beavers, 363.
Class B.
Team, A. G. Thour's, LAT.
Doubles, G. Morrison-H. Schech-
ter, 687.
Singles. Harry Shuinick, 396.
Glass c.
Team, Cathedrsls, 1884.
Doubles, J. McCabe-N. c. Damon,
TIA
Singles, C. E. Pryor, $50.
Class ID.
Team, D-2 Income Tax Unit,
1873.
Doubles, Hardesty -Mulligan, 643.
Singles, A. King, 346.
Class L.
Team. Shortened Procedure, 1857.
Doubles, Manser- Garrett, 631.
Singles, H. Lagastee, 326.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
FARM AND GARDEN.

SODDING; GRADING AND SEEDING
Beautiful lawns guaranteed: our worS at
class. Call M. Schools, Pot. e307 for esti-
Evening star., 1932-04-22
New Gun Game Helps Industry
Production OFF Only Per Cent Result of
Growing Popularity of ''Skeet.''

Those 100000 targets meant
100000 shells were fired in both
sports" said Earl Fritz of Detroit,
representative of a leading powder
manufacturer. "Skeets extension
left shell makers with only per
cent decrease in sales for the year.
Otherwise it might have been 20
per cent"
Clyde Mitchell of Milwaukee, world
open trapshoo.ing champion. said he
fired 600 rounds in skeet last year.
but broke Is in row for a perfect
score only once.
William H. Foster of Andover,
Mass, who originated skeet, claims it
is harder than trapshooting, and less
expensive because 1t is slower. Too,
the skeet shooter ordinarily uses
.20-gauge gun, smaller bore than
the trapshooter's IL gauge. The
targets In skeet are projected from
opposite traps and the shooters fire
at them from eight different sta
tions on a half-circls.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
Tourney Notes

There are new leaders today in all
five classes of the singles in the Wash
ington City duckpin tournament in
progress at Convention Hall.
In Glass A. Abe Beavers shot 1863 to
get out in front. Harry Shinnick came
through with 396 to take the lead in
Glass B. In Glass c, C. E. Pryor rolled
352 to sweep to the top rung. A. Kings
346 was good enough to put him ahead
in Glass D, and H. LagaStees 326 gave
him No. l place in Glass E.
Cooks Bakery took second place in
the Glass B team competition with
l,746, missing first place by lone pin.
Survey defeated ST. Elizabeth's, 2,607
to 2,605. yesterday to win the Interde-
partmental Bowling League crown.
Prince Georges County Association
duckpinners, men and women, will be
rewarded at the annual association get
together tonight in Masonic Hall
Hyattsville, starting at o'clock, with
a buffet supper, at which prizes will be
distributed. Dancing will follow.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
MARYLANDERS OPEN
PIN TOURNEY MONDAY
First Annual Event Will Run for
Week on Bethesda Drives.
7 Big Entry Looms.

ATARYLAND'S first annual duckpin
Az tournament, in which champion
ships of the State in singles,
doubles, mixed doubles and teams will
be at stake, will open its six-day sched-
ule Monday at the Bethesda drives.
]. Henry Hiser, chairman of the
Tournament Committee and proprietor
of the Bethesda drives, is expecting
near-en nasse entries from every league
in Maryland and is putting his pin es-
tablishment in tip-top shape and, as q
further inducement and courtesy, is in
viting all bowlers and their friends 10
the State Theater in Bethesda, also
under Hiser management.
Maryland is the latest State to stage
an annual tournament.
The entry fees will be So for singles,
81 for doubles. 81 for mixed doubles and
SO for a team. Entries will close to-
morrow with the State Tournament
Committee, Bethesda bowling alleys,
Bethesda, Nd. The event will open
Monday and continue through Satur-
day.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
DOUBLES-l0:l5 PM.
WARRENTON FORMS NINE
Forty Fans Join Club and Elect
Leaders of Organization.
WARRFNTON Va

WARRENTON. Va, April 22-At a
meeting attended by 40 base ball fans
team was organized here and will
be known as the Fauquier Athletic
Club. Officers are: Nathan Gould
thorpe, president; L. L. Hutchison, vice
president: Joseph A. Whitmore, secre-
tary; Paul M. Sudduth, treasurer; Will
lam H. Gaines, manager, and John
Kessler, assistant manager.
John r. Renner Preston Ruffner.
Neal Ceton and Raymond Pearson will
serve as a coaching staff.
Those who joined the club are John
r. Benner. Preston Ruffner. r. l..
Pearson, Edwin Cockrill, Edgar Burke,
Harry F.. O'Brien, George w. Grayson,
Jennings p. Burke. Neal Cation, Philip
oi Zerega, L. L. Hutchison, Paul M
Sudduth, Upton Richards, William
Kirby, Clifford Kirby. o. C. Davis, VII
liam II. Gaines. E. E. Risdon. Nathan
Gouldthorpe. Joseph A Whitmore
E. L. Preston, Powell Thayer, John
Kessler, G. w. Bankard, Monroe Sulli-
van, William Gouldthorpe, w. G. John
son, Charles A. Hatcher, Harvey Ruff
ner and H Y. Hammant.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers 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 number
ticket.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

GOOD BAKER can get start with small
capital IN established business; unusual
proposition. Call Hyattsville 895
Evening star., 1932-04-22
Lafayette Drops
Several Sports
NAVY will suffer an involuntary

NAVY will suffer an involuntary
~ curtailment of its lacrosse sea-
son in view of the temporary
abandonment Of the sport by La
fayette College. The teams were
scheduled to meet on May 81 at
Annapolis. but at a meeting of the
Trustee Athletic Committee at the
Easton (PaD institution it was de-
cided to effect economies by drop
ping varsity lacrosse. indoor track
and wrestling, along with freshman
base ball. basket ball and track.
Schedules also will be cut and the
foot ball training table and the
preliminary practice period elm
mated. The athletic organization
faced a deficit for the end of the
fiscal year and a larger one next
season. necessitating the action.
Sports abandoned will be resumed
as soon as possible and the re-
trenchment will not affect intra-
mural athletics at this time.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
AWARD DUCKPIN PRIZES
Three Prince Georges Leagues Re
ward Winners Tonight.

Prizes to various winners in the three
Prince Georges County duckpin leagues.
sections l and 2 and the women's will
be awarded tonight from to 10 o'clock
in the Masonic Hall at Hyattsville, Md.
From 10 pm. to l am there will be
dancing and a buffet supper for all
members of the two leagues
Evening star., 1932-04-22
By the Associated Press.

)HICAGO, April 22-Rapid
growth of skeet shooting,
4 the new clay-target pastime,
put new life into a tagging
firearms industry and saved it from
a sharp production slump in 1881,
manufa :turers attending the annual
Izaak Walton League convention
here sad today.
Though lsSS than six years old,
they said, it was one of the fastest
growing sports in America. increas-
ing an estimated 100 per cent dur
ing last year. They predicted it
would again double during 1882.
Skeet is akin to trapshooting but
is designed to offer actual condi-
tions of field hunting on the prac-
tice range. Seventy million clay
targets were used last year, 100000
in skeet and the rest in trapshoot-
ing, drop Of per cent from 1880.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
HONEY AVERAGES 119
FOR BOWLING TITLE
D. c. Butcher Team Wins Pennant
in Building Contractors Loop
by Five Games.

TEORGE HONEY of the pennant-
~ winning D. c. Butcher team won
the individual Guardianship Of the
Building Contractors Duckpin League
with a pace of 1917 for 54 games
D. c. Butcher finished five games
ahead of Standard Art g. Marble. j.
Freschi of Standard was runner-up to
Honey among the individuals with an
average of 1928
Evening star., 1932-04-22

GROCERY il suburbs; doing $1,000 weekly;
exclusively neighborhood; illness cause of
selling. See Mr.. Goldsmith, 9l8 N. Y. ave,
Evening star., 1932-04-22
MOUNT VERNON WINS
CHURCH PIN PENNANT
Corcoran of Peck, With Ill, Takes
Individual Championship in
Georgetown League.

MOUNT VERNON M E. and Cor
A4 coran of Peck Chapel No / won
the major honors in the George
town Church Duckpin League.
Mount Vernon took the pennant, fin
ishing two games ahead of Peck Chapel
No. l, Corcoran averaged 111-53 for IA
games.
Bromley, a teammate of Corcoran,
was second in high average with 1ll-5l
for 81 games. The final figures:
Evening star., 1932-04-22

DRUG STORE in NV; can be improved;
$4,000 cash required. See Mr.. Goldsmith,
Evening star., 1932-04-22

a. "
an; euaranteed salary. Address BOX l'o-A'
Star ONCE. "
CAR GIRLS, experienced in barbecue work
Dutch Kitchen. 6525 Georgia ave. NV,
COLORED wOMEN-Ten young coloreo
women. at once; good salary. Apply between
and 4. 1884 9Th NV. "
CORSETIERE for special work, by large
manufacturer OF abdominal supports ano
corrective corsets; exceptional opportunity
good income; state telephone NUMBER. Al
dress Box 404V, Star once. e.-
GIRL experienced, soda fountain, sandWich
and short order. Apply 2705 18th ST. NV.
GIRLS-Learn beauty culture, the coming
profession of the day; earn while you learn.
Stewards Scnool. 92l r NV. -
SALESLADIES. three, from IS to 81 years,
for SC and l0c store. Previous experience
desirable. Must be progressive and able 70
sell. Furnish reference. sl2 per week. Al
dress Box 264X, Star once.
SODA GIRL, experienced. Apply Liggetts
Connecticut and Florida aves. NV
MATTRESSES. attractive, experienced, sizes
q and 36, ages Is to as. Apply 900 North
Capitol st. between and pm.
WOMAN, white, experienced, to take charge
OF shirt dept; must know how to put out
quality shirt. Address Box l5-X. Star ONCE.
WOMEN-Article sells for soc, the soc is
yours; Is to 30 sales day; territory un-
touched l3I7 st. NV. Suite 3o2. 22'
WOMEN (2b, neat appearing; part time
work Apply 90a National Press Bldg.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
Team Standing Prizes.
Totals ......... .s227.5O s2275O s455. OF
Individual Prize Winners.

.Hish team sets-Minte Paint. 1.764. S25:
SO
sHish team games-Standard Art, 635, $40;
r. A Meyer, $780, SIS; Minte Paint. 6l4, $40,
"These figures do not include ans handicap
High individual averages-Honey (Butcherl,
1877, $50; J. Freschi standard. 1928,
SIS; L. Freschi tStandardl; ll1-32, sll5o;
Micro standard, 11l-32, $ll.50.
High individual setsEHoney 6Butcherl.
AS. Sl2; Kapneck (Minte), 404, So; Nc Aleer
tMoyer), 402. SIS.
High Individual games-Macsleer tMoyerl.
155, $40; l. Freschi (Standard), l6l, $6
Honey Butcher, 1877 eliminated by recelv-
ing two higher league prizes; RAIDER CTodd)'
156. So. - -
High fiat game-Diegelman (He1ron), 80. s5.
High average strikes-Honey tButcherl
.62e. eliminated: r. Lee "a; w, Lee; 52s,
IA. W. Lee). .509. So.
High average spares-Honey, 2.944, elm
mated j. Freschi. 1854, $10; Micro, 2.55l,
IS; Faunce. 2 507. So.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
WILL SEND ONE CREW.

SEATTLE. April % Pl.-University
of Washingtons varsity crew will be
the only Husky eight to compete in
the intercollegiate regatta at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, in June and the Olym-
pic trials in July.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

GROCERY STORE in colored section; $500
weekly; sacriflce for quick sale. See Mr..
Goldsmith, 9l8 ~ Y ave- NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

PAWN BROKERAGE SALES and tailor shop
for sale; reasonable: owner very Ill; must
sacrifice Call Met $500
Evening star., 1932-04-22

SaCTInce. CaII Mtt. oozU.
FRUIT AND NUT SHOP. shopping dist: op-
portunity for delicatessen or lunch; bargain;
leaving for Europe. Act at once. Met. 1928
Evening star., 1932-04-22

| TEA ROOM downtown section: beautifully
, equipped; sacrifice for quick sale. See Mr.
Goldsmith. 9l8 N. Y. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
POULTRY AND EGGS.

PuRE-BRED BABY CHICKS
Rocks, Reds. Leghorns.
PURE-HED WHITE PEKIN DUCKLINGS
ATHERTONS PET SHOPS,
612 st. NV. Nat 47o7.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
CAB NINE VICTORIOUS.

City Cab Co drubbsd Department Of
Labor nine, IL to l, in a seven-inning
ball game Yesterday Kilby pitched
stes-s! -j- t.-c Winners.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

CHEVROLET 1880 SPORT ROADSTER; with
rumble seat; new paint, new seat covers;
must sell quickly. 1874 goth st. NV; ask
for Mr.. Hyde. Potomac l475
Evening star., 1932-04-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ACCORDION. $50; King. Conn, Holton cor
nets and trumpeGs, sill, gold bell. S35 up
Conn. King, Holton, Martin, Buescher Saxo-
phones. silver. gold bell, s35 up; all recondi
toned like new; easy terms. Homer l.. Kilt
Co 1870 @
Evening star., 1932-04-22
Schedule Tonight
For City Tourney
SINGLES-7:l5 PM.
TEAMS-S:00 PM.

80 john P Evans. Bldg Cont........ c
40 R. A. Mover Bldg. Cont. c
Il Minte Paint Co, Bldg. Cont.......... Z
Y D. c. Butcher, Bldg. Cont......... B
- Hats, Arcade Sunshine. ne.............. E
a Cold Storage, Arcade Sunshine. D
IS Rugs. Arcade Sunshine. .............. D
i6 AeronauticS, Com. Interbureau....,... C
II Wash. Canoe No. !. Nautical l........ d
i8 e. Dorado. Nautical. Observation-Disclosures. G
10 Capitol Hill. Congressional..... D
30 French Sport Shop, Confessional. e. D
Evening star., 1932-04-22
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

ADDING MACHINES-Burroughs, Daltons,
Victors: other real values District Type
writer Exchange. IT'S H ST. NV. Met s674.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
HELP-DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID, white, middle-aged; stay
nights; room and board. Address Box 13X,
Star offce.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, plain cooking;
stay some NIGHTS; s5 give age, telephone
number. Address Box 276-X. Star once
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER: good dispos-
tion much desired. Address Box 19s-X, Star
of1ce.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

tContinuedl
HEATING AND PLUMBING, new and Iss,
9th ne Lincoln o272.
PAINTING. PAPERING-1 do my own work;
you get better quality S,os rooms IS uD. Gan
Metz any time, Col. O3so. 20
PAINTING PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING.
special prices; best materials; all work guar
anteed. s. d. Lopatin. Adams 5340
PAPERING painting, floors scraped; special
BARGAINS; satisfactory work. standard mate:
rials; estimates free. Breen. Dist. 1881. az
PAPERINo done at reasonable prices; work
guaranteed: also painting. larson Son.
l416 Md. ave. ne Lincoln Soso. 20
pApEpINC, ROOMS, IS up; prompt
Roy White. 1924 Gales ST. ne. Atlantic 1852.
rAPERHANGING-Room pupered. SIS and
up Estimate fur. Work guaranteed. A. T.
George, 2i3s 18th st. NV. Apt. 2. Dec. 4l49.
PAPERHANGTNo Il paper better quality
i1ied MEMS Fnaranteed rUI Abelmarf Atlantic 1856
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING; hrst-
class work guaranteed In writing; reason
able prices and quick service. Call spigel'
Col. 0043 %
PAPERHANGING. plastering; rooms papered.
SIS up; neat. clean work by responsible me
chanic. Gail Baitz. sol Irving n W, Col 1889
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paperhanging
Hi Work :" guaranteed Si Cali Adams 2sl4-J. ~.
PAPFRHANGING, PAINTING.
Rooms .papered. IS up; bath. kitehen
yeasonabie, Earle Jordan. Lin. 57s5. White.
PLAsTERING. patch work done; reasonable;
new ceiling, $40 up; guaranteed. F.. L.
Smith, 7O5 18th st. Sc. Lin. 4ssl 22'
0EINC.-Guttering. spouting, paint
ing Co.. No 5s14, day, night. 2Oss 18th NV.
ROOMS PAPERED dry scraped, closets free.
So 80; also painting; estimates Tree. kurtz
Bros. Adams 5S25. rs
Evening star., 1932-04-22

WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
is no need TO feel that they must accept in
pay a high price The Greater W W
Chambers &c offers a complete funeral. cars
and all. for as little as SIS Worlds finest
waterproof, alright, guaranteed. steel burial
vault may be had from Chambers for s85 In
case Of death call the Greater W w Cham
bers o.. 18th, cor Chaplin NV. Col. 0432
Phone or write your address. We will send
YOU beautiful catalogue of how we do it
ENGLISH TWEEDS IMPORTED) MADE
into sport coats by Phillips, certified ladies
tailor, s55 and UP. 1900 Wis ave. Phone
West 1854
Evening star., 1932-04-22
HFIP-WOMEN.
RLs, experienced n barbecue work.

TTRACTIVE POSITION for educated wom-
n: guaranteed salary. Address Box l3o-A'
Evening star., 1932-04-22
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRAVEL FOR LES. il comfort. We fur
nish the passcACCT or the car: references
EXCHANGED: share e-:penses. National Aut1
Travel Bureau, l401 Eye ST. NV, Room 5.
Phone furnished later. Or
GO BY PRIVATE AUTO; SAVE MONEY.
REFERENCES REQUIRED.
BUNYANS, 1921 PENNA. AVE. MET. e752
Evening star., 1932-04-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SANDWICH SHOP in downtown once BLDG;
closed evenings and Sundays; real opportu-
nifty: So. 200 cash required. See Mr.. Gold
smith, 9is N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

A REAL OPPORTUNITY-Man and wife can
operate this popular luncheon and delicates-
sen store; owner must sell at once; cash
and terms; located on Conn. ave. in Chevy
Chase. Emerson 3ii7. Mr. Sykes.