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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-06
MELLON IS EXCELLENT CHOICE.

President Hooyers selection of Secretary Andrew Mellon to succeed Gen. Charles G. Dawes Am bassador to the Court of St. James is happy one AS the President pointed out most of the problems to be settled between the United States and Great Britain in the immediate future are financial or economic in nature The more serious ones pay ment of war debts, have been handled for almost 12 years by MT. Mellon head of the Treasury Department. His familiarity with this problem and with the Congressional policy affecting it ought to stand him in good stead in his new position
 Under Secretary Ogden Mills was the natural choice of the President to succeed MT Mellon He is a student of and authority on finances and economies He has been the principal figure in the Treasury Departments relations to Congress and it freely said in Washington that he and not his chief MT Hoovers main adviser on financial policies of the Administration
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-06
TEXAS GROWS UP.

When Texas in 1928 gave Herbert Hoover, Re- publican, majority for President AT Smith Democrat, there some commentators who greet ed the great uprising strong evidence that Texas had become civilized Others, with different view point the fruits of civilization argued that t was proof that Texas had degenerated
 Now other evidence to hand that nearly everyone will agree shows Texans are indeed growing up in the ways of well-conducted society. A press despatch appearing recently in Eastern newspapers recorded the fact that County Judge in the Lone Star State had sued a San Antonio newspaper fol sl5,000 damages for calling him a Republican How different from the customs of the olden days wher the only adequate to such an insult woulc have been from the muzzle of six-shooter!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-06

cratic Party to go outside of the leading figures now mentioned Tor its standard bearer Its dictum would effectually bar Gov. Roosevelt, to whom Alaska s delegation of six is already pledged Ex-Gov Alfred E. Smith, Gov. Albert C. Rtchie Newton D. Baker Ex-Senator Reed of Missouri Owen Young and Banker Melvin Traylor if the Democrats should permit themselves to be dictated to by the Dry organization.
 Party leaders ought not to be frightened by this threat They should accept the League at its word and do the courageous thing by writing into it's platform a plank for referendum change in the system by of which each sovereign State could deal with Prohibition majority of it's citizens deem most desirable for themselves. and by nominating candidate pledged to support such plank. policy of that kind would be resented by the Anti Saloon League but it's leaders be depended to oppose the Democratic nominee anyway if President Hoover is renomnated now seems certain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-06

race and seldom finished below
 the first divison.
 Heads Schedule Committee "A valuable service which MT Dreyfuss performed for the Nation al League for many years was in the capacity of chairman of the schedule comimttee, a job none of the other officials envied him. He was appointed to that committee in 1902 when, after the settlement of the American League war, it be- came obvious that each circuit would need such committee. to
 avoid conflicting dates in cities that were represented in both leagues. He became an expert at drafting playing schedules.
 In the conduct of his baseball
 business. MT. Dreyfuss was strict ruler, but a friend as well as en-
 ployer of his players. There were certain fundamental rules that gov- erned his business. He and his son looked after the administrative or executive end of the baseball busi- ness. while on the field the man. ager was given sole authority.
 1t was said of Dreyfuss in the treatment of his players that those who had given long years of faith ful service to the club and played square with him would not have to worry about being in need after their playing days. But any who kicked over the traces regarding rules and discipline, star or no star, sswent on the skids."
 Dreyfuss often was termed lucky by his fellow magnates because of the clubs good fortune in turning minor league players into stars. Such players as the Waner bro thers. Cuyler, Traynor, Wright and others were obtained by Pittsburgh for mere song" and within 9 year after donning Pirates uni forms became stars in their respec- tive positions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-06
Los Angeles Quakes.
(New York world-Telegram.)


 production of "Lysstrata," most sparkling of the comedies of the late Arisophanes, written 400 years B. C.. raided by Los Angeles police and it's cast, including Nance ONeil arrested
 We want only clean and moral shows in Los Angeles said John c. Porter the Mayor.
 The play, recall it. has to do with wives strike against war, joined in by Athenian, Spartan and Theban women Which is probably the im- moral part of it.
 New York's morals survived "Lysistrata" for two years. Los Angeles morals, in spite of the Rev. Aimee McPherson and Rev. Bob Shuler, apparently are not robust
 It's hard to understand Los Angeles. Grecan in setting surrounded by beauty, host to the first Olympiad American soil, yet it quakes at a classical comedy!
 Maybe the Greeks have word for Los Angeles. The Democrats. says Speaker Garner are going to raise s2O0O000o0 in additional revenue without levyng any additional taxes There's certainly a good trick there, if they do it, Boston Globe)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-06
LEAGUE GIVES NOTICE

The Anti-Saloon League has given politicians due notice that it will not tolerate the nomination by either party of any man candidate for Presi- dent who fayors the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment referendum by States on that question. If either party does nominate candidate who is not pledged to keep National Prohibition as is, the Drys, so says the League spokesman, Dr. F. Scott Mcbride will oppose his election.
 Apparently the League seeks;to force the Demo-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-06

President Hoover isn't worried so much about what Republican Mann will do this year, but what is going to be the verdict of the Republican men,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-06

One thing the country can be assured of being done at the disarmament conference.-the delegates will spend much possible of that $450,000 ap- propriation that Congress gave them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-06
FOREST PLANTING SETS MARK

LANSING, Mich. - The forestry division of the Conservation De-
 partment has set an all-time rec ord this year with plantings of white, Norway and Jack pine. The !acreage planted in pine was 31 1,60O greater by 5000 than the depart ment record the year before.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

: ; In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter viii be withheld as
tar as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box plumbers in care OF
The Star will be- delivered to adver-
Users on presentation of the box
number ticket.
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ave NV
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.


CANVAssERs- Patented article. exclusive
franchise; good commissions. Mr.. Klein.
1871 Wyoming ave. or 4525 Wisconsin ave
COUPLE wanted to work nearby fruit.
truck. poultry farm on shares; give age.
experience, references. Address Box 1881,
Star Office.
COUPLE. white. German preferred. for
family OF four living in apt; wife for nurse
and housework, husband to cook. etc: sal,
en enc e0 Address Box ,4sg Star Once ha
COUPLE-An executive of the Hecht Co
requires services of white married couple;
husband to act as general houseman. wife
to act as cook: must Stav at residence: ref
erences required Apply Mr. william Loman n.
Personnel Office. The Hecht Co.
COO S siandlnayap house as
give experience and reference. Address
Box 1871. Star Office.
apt for SIS: white couple. no children; care
furnace. SO 1431 Fairmont st.
JANITOR ,colored,. man and wife. no chill
dren; must be experience and HANDY with
tools: $50 mo and quarters; give references.
Address Box 2I-J, Star office.
ZEN AND WOMEN to sell and 1o rent houses.
m ave We oan our prop
cries. full commission and cooperation
no drawinG acct. until results justify; thor
workers; the real es ate business is con-
sldered the leading Industry of the Ma
ICN : capital. ana OHeTS IndTNtIOQS OppOF-
tunities to ambitious men and women; es-
tablished 40 yrs. Fulton r. Gordon. 1927
Eye ST. NV. Dist. 1921.
PLAIN WRITERS for outdoor work. Those
having a knowledge Of the city preferred.
Address Box 1891. Star ONCE.
PLEASING PERSONALITY to solicit on
commission prospects interested in person
ally conducted travel tours. Address Box
2l8-J. Star ONCE.
YOU can make more money selling Milprint
hish-auality. low-priced Xmas cards: line
more than ordinary sales appeal: samples
free Milprint Products Corp, 2l9 DenriKe
Bldg. 1910 Vermont ave.
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN. preferably man,
educated in piano and pipe organ. with
speaking knowledge Of French. to live. in
home with 10-year- old bov and instruct him
in music and French after school hours.
for college Student. Address Box 445-H
! Star Office 25'
AGENTS and organizations supplied with
| Christmas greeting card assortments and
personal cards. Also Christmas stationery
Before YOU send out of town see our big
values. -
G. T. BREAKENRIDGE & CO, laos EYE NV
Telephone National 4762.
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MAN. between = and 40 years OF
age, one OF executive ability. able TO
handle and direct statesmen. The man
who has the qualifications and ability
for this position has his future as
sured. See Mr.. Robertson, ll2l Yer
mont ave. between 9 and l. noon,
Monday
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SAL I.S\I'

Expansion of our business makes opening
for S men J. II B made Sl09 so last week;
3 c., new man. made 1927; others made
from $50 to 5000 We not only furnish
leads but make and verify actual appoint
mAnts for you each daily II you can really
sell. and have car; come in tomorrow.
Monday and see for yourself; call between
and l. Mr.. Reidford. Room lo2. l4l0
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ELEVATOR STARTER, col
ored, experienced; must be of
neat appearance and good edu-
cation Apply in own handwrit-
ing, stating age and experience.
Box S5-J Star office.
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\ | EN-

Between IS and IS years. for sales position
for large local department store. preference
given married men with cars. Must auan1y
through our training course. Personal inter-
view required Apply 1909 Mass. ave. NV,
o ts n n, Monday
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HELP-MEN.
(Continued.)
Statesmen,

We need several experienced men; neat,
energetic. go-getters; residents OF Wasnlng-
ton or vicinity: car helpful; specially selling;
splendid opportunity for Advancement; rel
erences Call for interview Monday between
/ and 2 O'Clock 1911 K st. NV.
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CHRISTMAS CARD Statesmen.
TRIP TO CHICAGO WORLDS

Here is one of the best Christmas Care
PROPOSITIONS in America. Our people arr
cleaning up with our extra big line OF u
personal business and professional DESIGNS
CASH BONUS Two 2l-card box ass.ts pay:
ing 5uc and 81 profit. with MONEY-BACk
GUARANTEE. Pay daily in adysnce. W.
a. once THE PROCESS CORPORATION
1925 Natl Press Bldg
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\ DOWNTOWN BANK


has openings in the personal service
department for ) men so to 80 years
OF age. Men selected must have all
abundance of energy, desire to
make hieh-grade permanent connec-
tons, plus successful background
OF personal or organization accom-
plishment. This work is unusually
attractive. Future opportunity I'M
limited. Phone Mr.. McCurlcy. Ma
tioual OILS. for personal interview.
EN-We need three men to
complete our sales force-men who
have confidence in their ability and
are willing to work. Permanent po-
sitions We have served Washing
tons public ior over so years.
handling complete line OF standard
electrical appliances for the home.
You will find it worth while to i'll
veStigate our proposition. Carroll
! Supply Co.. III 18th st. nv.
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GIRL. colored. high school, wants 100
cooking or general housework. North 28l7.
GIRL wishes position as mothers helper or
earetaker of sick, best of references. Call
North l445
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NJ +. ~.

One OF the finest and cleane>t OPP
portunltieS to make money ever Of
tered i'll Washington, d. {. will be
given to 10 men who answer this an
nouncement. Men selected must be OF
good appearance and able to furnish
references. Married men who live in
or near Washington preferable. APP
ply Monday from 9 am. to l pm.
Suite POI, Denrjke Bldg, 1910 VT
ave NV
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GIRL. colored. wants part-time work or
mot her helper. nurse; all-around home
! perleEced, references. Nora, North 6959-W.
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GIRL wishes place as cook or days work;
over years experience. Call Atlantic 5000.
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SITUATIONS-MEN.


not eho5sy; bard. Rillas Worker s six years
S Nd y.ss efDerence' references. 1871 NV
PAINTER.No amateur. Interior or exterior,
also roof painting; white man. with a
family: No; local reference; sober. steady
brushes and ladders furnished; city or coun-
try. 1881 st. sc.
PAINTERS First-class workmanship. 81 per
a fsy or Nofsh d ssSs by Call Mr.
PATENT ATTORNEY. member of bar, would
hke to connect with good local attorneys.
Address Box 275-J. Star ONCE.
P E!dAlsS .cs reg refs expes. vents
Address Box ISL. Star Once e. A'' .i'
PORTER. colored: work evenings; thorough
~ exper s best references. Phone De-
POULTRYMAN in charge of poultry farm
Al references. Address BOX 234-J Star Of
SALESMAN Married. wants permanent con-
nection with reliable firm; no direct sell
ing: owns automobl.s lee. and can furnish best
ate. Is years experience in ONCE work,
wants work; not mere time-serving oppor-
tunity;. full or part-time basis. Address
Box l8l-J. Star once. 26'
sTENoGRAPHER BooKkEEPER CLERK
Business COLLEGE. Emerson 0453. %.
SloftEftOOM MAN dSSt StcWdlu' ~ years
experience in largest hotels and restaurants
Phone nee H 'G H Mex Adams dams eS7s @He' e:
STUDENT desires part-time tutoring. French.
Latin. Greek. secretarial work or chauffeur
ing; references; will exchange for room. Ad-
dress Box 274-J. Star office.
MATCHMAKER t-class. Is years ex-
perience Swiss and r. r. work; best refer
ences: salary or commission; Will Work
! reasonable Address Box 8l-J. Star ofioe.
YOUNG COLoRED MAN wishes work as
waiter. bus boy any hotel work. good ref
erences. North 6o56,
YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes work; house
man. cook and care furnace. North 1888.
YOUNG MAN-Top- Office man. CORE
spondent, trafic, bookkeeping. inside sales
man, buyer ladies' dresses. hats; COLLEGE edu-
cation; low salary. Address Box l77-J, Star
Office
YOUNG MAN. energetic. high school grad
uate; wants any position with future; start
On small salary. Call Adams 6950-W.
YOUNG MAN wants Job as bus boy. dish
washer. elevator, porter, chauffeur's permit;
good reference. North 1914
YOUNG MAN. %. yrs gen. bus exp now
employed, wants change; have car: no COM
missions. Address Box 396-H. Star once.
YOUNG MAN. single. wants any kind work
for room and board reference furnished
Address Box 254J. Star once.
YOUNG MAN. 81. willing to do any kind OF
work; small pay to learn trade. Col. lo1s7,
YOUNG MEN. colored 2; pressers, drivers,
porters or work Of any kind; references.
| Lincoln l0360
YOUNG COLORED MAN wants work jan
| itor in private family; reliable; good ref
| erence. North 1928.
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GIRL wants light housewoTk or part-tlme
work OF any kind; reference. Address 1918
delaware ave sw.. Met. 1891.
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RI, colored. neat. wishes place as general
lseWorker or part-tlme work. Col. 1864.
7 Sherman ave
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LADY white. middle-aged, wants light
housekeeping for employed couple or care
OF child, good home preferred 10 high wages
references SHEPPARD 3674
laundress3 can give reference; call for and
deliver, Lin 60ll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

| LADY, refined with small son. wishes DO
sitlon in motheress home or others. room,
board and small salary. 4oi2 3rd ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

GIRL, colored. neat. reliable. wishes gem
eral houSework. part time days work;
GOOD references. Call Lincoln 1859.
! G1RD colored, s c.. neat. maid. bus Girl,
| waitress. counter srl or nurse well exper-
| fenced CITY ref Dlst f2lR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

GIRL, colored. wants work of any kind;
no COOKING Address 22z G st. ne. Phone
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GIRL, colored, southern, for general house
WORK, no cooking; stay nights. Call At
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| HOCSEKEEPER, white. widow, middle AGED;
! stay nights, city or suburban. 3430 P 81,
| n
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| HOUSEKEEPING. motherleSs or employed
peoples home. or UNDERGRADUATE nursing; 80
! yrs; refined, capable, educated North $500
! Mrs. Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

WOMAN colored. wants laundering and
cleaning by day. Lin. 3690-W 7o8 It'll ne.
WOMAN. colored. wishes job as cook gem
eral houSekeeper; good references; stay
nights Call North COLA
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LAUNDRY WORK bundle wash. to do at
home or DAYS work Good reference i4l7
Swami ST. NV. Decatur 354l.
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GIRL. colored, desires work as nursemaid,
stay at nights North 8944. IS
GIRL. neat, colored, wants general house.
Work or PLAIN cooking. Call District 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

GIRL colored, wants place mothers
Pot 1918. 1876 18th st NV
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GIRL, colored. from country. wants place
Tor part time. Metropolitan 5036.
GIRL neat colored. wants work: general
housework and cooking. with city reference.
| Call Line. 352l-W
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i1RL. colored. neat. light housework. COM
oanlon to invalid or care of bachelors apt.
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GIRL, colored. wants job cooking or gen
eral homework; reference. ass NJ st. W,
Dist 1876
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GIRL. neat. reliable country. wants job
| mothers helper; during school hours or
! after; reference. North 4064-J
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! GIRL. neat coloreo wishes general house
work in small family; go home nights l772
! Willard st. NV. Dec. 072l-J
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MOTHERS HELPER, nurse or parlor maid.
girl, colored. refined. college graduate. de-
Sires permanent position; stay nights; ref
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OUSEKEEPER, mIddle-aRed. white. fol
cod references. Phone Columbia 4545

! HOUSEKEEPER, reliable, white. middle aged
| wishes position. nurse semi-lnvalid. good
cook; small apt: references. Address Box
| 420H. Star Office.
HOUSEKEEPER. rniddle-aeed ~ fnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

GIRL. ,colored. neat. willing to work, desires
general housework, with reference. Phone
Decatur l482
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WOMAN. coloreo, reliable wants general
houseworE. adult family: 10 years expert
ence references. North 77l2. 1920 18th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

GIRL, neat. colored. wants work OF any
kind. 735 4th st. Sc
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MEN-Wil employ two with direct selling
experience; capable Of selling Easy "a sn5dd
a A2sT - 81 you have any Sales
ability al all you can earn good income
Apply Mr.. Gadds. 5th floor. the PalalS
RnYal Inc 1lth and G SIS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

WOMAN. refined. colored. wishes part-tims
work from to 5; cooking. waiting clean
ing. 1905 22nd 26s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

WOMAN. colored. desires part-time or days
work l7l2 You ST. NV. Phone North 5057
WOMAN neat colored. for days work or
Call Monday -
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LIGHT COLORED GIRL. light duties COM
panion TO colored widow; exchange for sood
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MAID-Want to place my good colored maid,
reliable. honest, excellent cook wages, SO
I er week and car fare. Phone North 69d4.
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GIRL. young white would like general
references. Lincoln 39ll-R
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WOMAN. colored. good. reliable. wishes job
general houseworker or chambermaid
Call Decatur 354l.
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MOTHERS HELPERS; refined colored girls
"ant work. Sc per week; no cooking. Apply
1 Oag ct n
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tsb' eo!O'c GU III eeHei al HouSeWoIk, IuIl
tline, DAY Work or part time. North 1888.
GIRL, colored. wants lob as mothers
!, helper. Call Lincoln 5271-W.
GIRL. colored. neat, wants Job as maid.
mothers helper. general houSeWorker.
Phone Decatur 1887
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GIRL colored, reliable. wants part-time,
Phone Lincoln 48l9-J
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time: exp; ref. Pot. ABB.
LADY. middle-aged. white. wants position
as housekeeper for employed couple, mother
less nome or companion for elderly lady. or
any k!nd OF INSTITUTIONAL WORK West 1909
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

We have an unusual plan to offer prop
erly qualified men. We want only the type
men who are interested in becoming per-
manent part of sales organiza ton. on
liberal commission basis If You have been
working for salary or drawing account
do not let that fact prevent you from in
vestfgating. There is rea:. opportunity
for making good money. provided you meet
cur requirements. Cooperation will be
eivsn all men who are selected. Apply to
Mr. Bucklin. Room 235, Potomac Electric
App lance Co.. 10th and z SITS. NV, Mon.
an, $50 to H. - ....- --s
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MOTHER and daughter. aged "a. colored,
wish work of any kind; after school and
Saturdays. 9I8 Bird NV.
pART LIME or dav,s unrk or iiaht hnnxe-
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STENOGRAPHER, general clerical expert
ence. high-school graduate, good typiSt. &C
curate shorthand writer; $l2 week. Daisy
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SCHOOLGIRL. colored, neat. refined. with
reference, wishes work from 30 till after
dinner. Decatur 592o-J.
VIRGINIA WOMAN wants general or part
| time work: experienced: good reference;
sleep out or in. Call Dec 1853.
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MAID in private family or general house
work will stay nights. 300 9th ST. Sc.
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WOMAN. reliable. wants days or part-tims
work Call Col 1886
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WOMAN. reliable wants chambermaid. watt
resS or nurse; can do laundry. Adams 5000.
PATS Ontario I'd. NV.