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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CHIcAGo-NEw NASH: Ac-
commodate . or 3; share expenses; leave
July 80. ret. Aug. 9; ref. exch. Ii. 543s-W.
PACKARD SEDAN leaving for Chicago Sum
dav: accommodate persons. SIS. References
exchanged. North 6435.
CHICAGO. Los Anseles. N Y. Atlanta. Mi
TRAVELLERS AGENCY. National s54e.
93: St next to Metropolitan Theater.s
CAN ARRANGE quick comfortable transpor-
week August. Address Box 9sY. Star once.
LADY DRIVING to Des Moines Iowa. about
ArsuSs 10: one or two lady passengers want
ton to Nebraska and return. Assist driv-
@onth References. Address Box sso:;Y.
LEAVING JULY 90 FOR BOSTON: RE
turning from Portland. Maine. Aug. 10; can
accommodate one passenger: pierce-ArroW;
WANT TRANSPORTATION TO NASHVILLE
psnses NJ travel bureaus. GAL ne.
COLLEGE STUDENT EXPERIENCED DRIv-
eI. wishes to- drive party in their car to
Chicaso and bsck for t5anS pr early
LADY, DRYING S, TO KANSAS CITY WE'D:
STUDENT. REFINED. CAREFUL. ExPER.
ps5tat,onn: week Aug. preferred references
CHICAGO AND RETURN WEEK AUG 4:
Ford A. careful. refined. experienced driver
S15 round trip: references exch. GO. 1857.
YOUNG MAN WANTS TRANSPORTATION
to Evansville. Ind Will drive or help pay
expenses. Phone North 1881.
TWO PASSENGERS WANTED TO SAvAN-
nah. Ga; start Aug. 4. return Aug. II: spe-
cial rates round trip. Clarendon 3299.
ONE OR TWO PASSENGERS FOR TRIP
West. going far as Kansas City and return
in one week: leaving Friday; new car. Call
GEORGIA 1856.
RELIABLE TRAVEL BUREAU: CARS DAILY
to all points: car going to Los Angeles
Wednesday. Call NE. 1890. %.
DRIVING SEATTLE SOON. RETURNING 6
Grand Canyon. etc. Yellowstone. Can &C
commcdate consenisl passenger wanting
pleasure trip. GEorgia 1924.
MAN AND WIFE DRIVING LINCOLN SEDAN
to Texas via Atlanta and New Orleans. Call
Metropolitan 1890.
Chicago, %. sn A,!:n'a s M,sm
Private sedans daily. Personal service
'Aarons." 9O4 14th. NE. .313. GOA.
AND ALL POINTS DAILY
= ~ Direct Personal Service, a"2
CHICAGO ROUND TRIPS; ATLANTA
les: sedans leaving Sun. and Mon; share
LOGAN HOTEL TRAVEL BUREAU,
North 6435. Open Evenings.
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BEAUTY CULTURE.
HITRPyt HTJRPYt HIIRpV

HURRY! HURRY! HURRY!
Prepare for the New Deal. Learn GOOD
Beauty Culture. the kind that paws. the
kind that is taught only at the
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL est. 1919.
Washingtons Original. Largest. Finest
School. New day. evening classes now form
ing. ind and 3rd floors. SlS l4th st. NV.
MONEY TALKS TO THINKING PEOPLE
Another former student says: In BOYD
School 8 weeks. placed by Boyds S125
month; later replaced permanently $3.50
month. had no previous knowledge Of short
hand or touch typing." Another: "a days
in school studying BOYD Shorthand. touch
tvping. etc. was placed permanently S22.5O
week" Boyd Shorthand is the most mar
velous system in print. 1t reads like PRINT.
fast as human speech. mastered less than
one-half usual time required for other sys-
tens, Secretarial courses. . to months.
Position guaranteed graduates New classes
Monday Boyd Business University. 1888 F
st. NV. MA. 2340. Est. rs years..
Il DON'T BELIEVE YOU ARE PLACING
people now" said mother whose daugh-
ter had attended another business school
two and one-half years. day sessions to
learn stenography. but in the same breath
will YOU please register nv daughter for a
position?' This is a regular occurrence.
Why not save time and money in the first
place. and attend the school which 'guaran-
tees to place its graduates" Openings
hourly. Secretarial courses. 20 months.
New classes this week. POYD SCHOOL.
1892 st. NV. MA. 234O. Est Is years J
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PERSONAL.
(Continued.)


MOTHERS CARE GIVEN CHILDREN IN A
GOOD home; special diet: doctors reference.
SIS. ROOM AND BOARD; SETTLED PROT
children: reference. Address BOZ 38s-Y,
OLD HATS MADE NEW. SPECIAL FOR ONE
Sssk Sns ; i ha s.
new hats to order MISS A. l.. HOPKINS.
s Ns "sa; Apt 500. 18th and L SITS. NV
AGED. CONVALEsCENTs AND INVALIDs
given best Of care in modern nursing home;
all outside rooms: large garden; special at
tention to diets; Summer rates. $50 month
1851 N st. NV Potomac 1854
CHILDREN, 2 TO YRS; OLD. SUPER
vised play; to II an; established Kinder .,sr
e. ss4i 81 week. including transportation
COOL BRIGHT, s. ROOMS. WHOLE: PART,
or share; furnished or unfurnished; bargain.
Apt 302. 1857 31st st:
and repaired: coats and gowns altered; 90
years exp. 1914 R. L ave: NV. DE. 3593-W.
Be S. sR1ed .s Ss .e'9s Ws BLAIR s'nss
10th st, NV. at Dupont cilcle. DE. 3706-J.
OWNER WILL LEASE FuRk.. sEMI-DL-
taehed home; facing a Taft Bridge; retaining
after 6;a0. 2Ol5 Allen pi. NV. 1opp. 10th
REFINEb WOMAN. ooyERNMENT EN-
home. Address Box as0.y. Star once.
BY QUIET WOMAN. GOVERNMENT, EN-
Addss. Box 5ssy stsi
once.
SMALL. EXCLUSIVE HOME FOR ELDERLY
and semi,invalid persons; registered nurse in
charge. Phone Adams 9724-W.
newly furnished ideal location; dietitians,
purse nr IN at zen $50 mo. up. ADDRESS
h hal to adv. our service. Address Box 1867,
LADY PLANNING AUTO TRIP RYE BEACH.
n z, 80. desires dr; s0nEeni,l ladies to go who
best care in graduate nurses home; doctor 8
refs; tray service. AID. $3.50.
GENTLEMAN, THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
s ses csRsndon '! "a
REDUc1NG--7 TREAT, So; REMOVES
satRs e.e sRo SaSs aa ST.
SPANISH. FRENCH. ITALIAN LESSONS.
by European linauist; studio or home; day,
night; short method; coaching. ME-. 6l43.
ALL KINDS LAUNDRY WORK: CALLED
Curtains 35c; also blankets. North s749.
Rave IOUH FALL AMI WINTER COAIE
refined; now Is the time: Summer prices
Also dresses renovated. Hvattsville 1O1O-J.'
A CORPORATION OPERATING A SUCCESS
full night club and restaurant is in need OF
capital. $4,000 is necessary. Man or lady
Full particulars to interested party only
Address Box 349-Y. Star once.
YOUNG COUPLE IN TAKOMA PARK. MD
want refined couple to share their furnish
ed bungalow for Summer. Shepherd 1yS3W
THREE MEDICAL STUDENTS WILL WORK
. for physician. elderly male companion
nursing or travelling. Call Shepherd 5000
44O9 18th ST NV NEAR WEBSTER
Couple: rooms. private bath; third floor:
hne location: modern. detached, refined
Protestant home: $50: meals. garage or use
Of breakfast room and laundry optional. :
MATERNITY CASES. SEMI INVALIDS, CON
valescents. private nursing home, miles
from District line; physician and graduate
nurse in attendance. Box 8. Glen Dale, Md
INSURE YOUR HEALTH WITH COLONIC
irrisation. the internal bath; formerly with
stomach specialist. co. 7400. J. A. Skipper
coNvALEsCENTs INVALID6; SUBURBAN
home: 500 mo up: reg. nurse, 10 yrs exp
A Wells ave. Hyattsville. Greenwood 1890
WANTED SOCIAL OR STUDY
group desiring place for meetings to share
| expense Of DELIGHTFULLY."- equipped auditorium
capacity. $50: rent reasonable: exclusive
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HELP DOMESTIC.
lHAlA

WIDOW. white. Protestant. under IS. who
child; $40 mo-; ref Address BOX 126-Y.
Star once.
WOMAN, white. general housework. cooking;
good home; $40 month; references. Ad-
dress Box 2S1-Y. Star once.
WOMAN. middle-aged. to exchange light
housekeeping for room, board; no children:
suburbs. Address Box 323-Y. Star once. =
WOMAN young white for general house
work; stay nights; small wages. 2S15 3Sth
st NV. 23s
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

THE BALTIC. TEACHERS AGENCY. SIG
North Charles St. Baltimore, Nd. is receiv-
ing many inquiries for teachers from schools
and colleges. Write or call.
DOMESTIC DE. 241g. 1887 l4th ST.
furnishes any kind of help on short notice
Experienced. References.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has COOKS, maids.
houseworkers: day. week, month: references
Investigated. DE. 1851. 1897 18th st. NV.
al
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4-iine minimum.
I time. 25c per line.
3 times, 23c per line.
r times. 2lc per line. a. 49, r,.
so times or more consecutiyely, zoe per me:
Advertisements under Personal &c per
Nna additional .. 4,
Transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New YORK limes VI" ~
he received over the Business Counter Oh
The Star at regular rates.
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WANTED. party with several thousand dol;
lars to take active part in expanding ana
marketing superior products that have been
I manufactured and sold in Washington for
1 ref given. Address Box Billy, Star once.
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HELP-MEN.
(E0ntfnnAA

MAN. national organization wants man to
call on regular trade: good money for
wide-awake man. Address Box 1887, Star
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SITUATIONS-MEN

Persons advertising for Situations
Wanted" are harmed to exercise
careful investigation OF persons Offer
ing positions tDhere cash deposits are
required to secure embodiment.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

Oh41O1NO 4ASs
DAYS WORK or part-time work wanted BY
reliable colored woman. 1911 Church st.
NV.
COLLEGE STUDENT 90. wants afternoons
work for room and board; prefer keep house
for business couple. CO. 9S41.
COLORED GIRL wants general housework:
experienced cook; can stay nights. Phone
Adams 6396-W.
COLORED GIRL-Gh.w in boarding house;
no laundry; reference; stay nights; So week.
1900 10th st.
COLORED GIRL, neat, reliable. wants work
as nurse-maid, whole or part time. Call
North S022.
COLORED CURL. Is neat. refined and in
dustrious: willing to work as mothers
helper cleaning ONCE or store. GA @. st.
NV. Phone Pc. 5000.
COLORED GIRL wishes place: plain cook
ing. general housework; days work: stay
home nights: best references. 619 st. sc.
COLORED GIRL. neat. wants general house
work. laundress or maid; references. At
lantic 2S4S-J.
CoLORED GIRL. very neat. wishes general
housevork; very good cook; willing worker;
good references. Gall North 6O1l.
CoLoRED GIRL, neat, cook pr maid: een
reference. Phone DECATUR 636A-J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-23

SODA CLERK. experienced. to take charge
nj fountain. Apply o:3o at the Family
Drug Store 14O5 North Carolina ave. ne.
SOLICITOR. hieh-class. for Good Health
Service: experience not necessary; service
Endorsed by leading professional men: Duo
Building.
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WANTED. a good corner location for nllins
station, on a through street or ave. II you
have q good corner. get in touch with MI
Burke between . am and pm. Monoay
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DRIVING TO CHIcAGo-NEw NASH: Ac-
commodate - or 8; share expenses: leave
July 80, ret. Aug. 6; ref exch. Ii. 543S-W
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FOR SALE-Well equipped lunch room. ~
tables. draught beer, good trade; forced to
sell because of i'll health; reasonable. Ad-
drax no mice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-23

| wise campaign: good proposition TO men who
will work Apnlv. 3 tn pm. Rooms 303-
| 304 Chandler Bldg. l42T st. NV.
/ TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. laundry and dry
| cleaning experience essential Address BOX
365-Y Star office
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-23

one look at the queer machine with It's drivers
moving up and down In the air. like the iegs
of a grasshopper and promptly christened 1t the
aGrasshopper." But the York" proved Its worth
and as late as 1888 three of these early Grass
hopper type of engines were still In service on
the Baltimore & Ohio.
This same year, 1881, also saw the beginning
of another great railroad system, the New York
Central, only In those days 1t was called the
Mohawk g. Hudson and 1t had some IL miles OF
track between Schenectady and Albany, N. Z.
On August o, 1881, New Workers gathered from
far and near to see the first public trial OF a
locomotive to which had been given the name
of "De Witt Clinton" In honor of the builder
of "Clinton's Big Ditch" the Erie canal, and
| which drew q string of curious-looking pas
senger cars resembling stage coaches.
The "De witt Clinton" was a wood-burnel
and the passengers were so showered with sparks
from the engine that some of them had holes
burned In their clothing, while others put up um
brellas to ward of the fiery shower. When the,
weren't busy doing this they we're trying Il
keen from being thrown of the seats In TIN
coaches as the train started. taking up the slacl
In the three-foot chains which coupled the car
together. or stopped, crashing the cars together
FINALLY the passengers had to cut fence rails an,
wedge them between the cars to reduce the haz
ards of this journey.
From 1881 the evolution OF the iron horse
was a swift one and that evolution Ia easy t
visualize az one watches those other early loco
motives follow the tom Thumb and the I'D
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-23

witt Clinton across the stage at "The Wings
of a Century," Here comes the "Thomas Jeffer-
SON" named in honor of that great Virginian,
drawing the stagecoach type of cars on the WIN
chester & Potomac railroad in 1886. Here comes
the Pioneer" built by Seth Wilmarth In 1891,
for the Cumberland Valley railroad (now a part
Of the Pennsylvania system) and the Thatcher
Perkins" which Mr.. Perkins built for the Bal
timore & Ohio in 1853 and which drew one OF
the finest trains of its time.
Across the stage, too, pufs the &C. P. Hunt
Ington.n built In 1863 for the Central Pacific
railroad and destined to have a part on May 10,
1869. In that historic gold spike" ceremony at
Promontory Point, Utah, where was gathered
the most notable group of railroad builders In
the world for there were Stanford, Huntington,
Hopkins, Croker and the CHIEF engineer OF the
Central Pacific, and there were Durant, Seymour,
| Duff. Dillon and the chief engineer OF the Union
Pacific; and, In an overwhelming circle, were
all others that had made the transcontinental
possible: soldiers from Fort Douglass, Mormon
bishops and elders from Salt Lake, Chinese from
San Francisco, Irish from Boston, Mexicans from
the Rio Grande, negroes from Dixie, Indians
from the deserts and mountains and the omni-
present Jewish traders from many lands"
Rounding out the parade Of the "iron horse"
are such locomotives as the famous 900" or
Empire State Express" Of the New York Cen
trail which brought many visitors to Chicago for
the Worlds Columbian exposition In 1893 and
which In May of that year set a new worlds
speed record Of 112h miles an hour, and the lit
tie .1401" of the Illinois Central which hauled
thousands and thousands of visitors In suburban
trains to Jackson park, there to see the marvels
of the worlds fair of 1913.
Then as a finale come the giants Of today
the Northern PaeInc's No 5OOS, the largest To-
comotive in operation In the United States to-
day: the New York Centrals No. 52O7. the Hud'
son type passenger locomotive; the Chicago &
Northwestern's freight and passenger No. 30US
the Chesapeake & Ohios Pacific type passenger
engine: the Baltimore & Ohio's articulated heavy
freight engine No. 7450; the Illinois Centrals
r mountain type passenger engine No. 2412; thu
9 pennsylvania's freight and passenger No. 870I
9 and the Rock Islands passenger NO. 5000.
They seem to be the last word In locomotive
. construction. But already those who guide tn,
0 "iron horse" across the land are looking int
e the future and already they are planning a new
x type-a s~tream-lined train OF stainless steel
3 made of three cars hinged together with not
break In the contour from rounded prov t
q rounded stern, driven by a large 12-cylinder en-
q CINE that burns a non-explosiye fuel and lis capa
Bile of making two miles a minutel From the III
lie "Tom Thumb" and It's speed of four mile
an hour TO this and all In the course o
7 a century,
a. BIZ western Newspaper union.b
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-23

4. The "Pioneer," a horse-drawn passenger car
built by the Baltimore & Ohio In 1929.
2. The "Tom Thumb" built by Peter Cooper
for the Baltimore q Ohio and given a trial run
In 1880. The smiling passenger on this replica
is none other than Amelia Earhart, the famous
aviatrix.
8. The ode Witt Clinton" which was run over
the Mohawk & Hudson railroad (now the New
York Central) from Albany 70 Schenectady,
NJ. ", In 1887.
q. The General" built for the Western &
Atlantic railroad In 1855 and made famous by
the ANDREWS Raiders" during the Civil war
s. Reproduction OF the scene at Promontory
Point In Utah May 10, 1869, when the tracks OF
the Union Pacific, building west, were Joined
with the tracks Of tho Central Pacific, building
east, thus completing the first ali-rall link be
tween the Atlantic and Pacific. At the left 10 thu
Central PacIfic's locomotive, the &C. r. Hunting
ton" and at the right the Union PacIfic's No. Q
9. The last word In modern oconotlves-th
Northern PaciHe's giant Mo. 5ooa. Beside !
stands the little "Mlnnetonka," the Northern Pa
cIdc's first locomotive, built In 1863.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-23

North Carolina State college
claims the largest textile school
building in the South
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-23
BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON

PPOSITE the Travel and Transport
building at A Century of Progress
In Chicago is presented every day a
pageant called 1.-THE Wings of a
Century" There, across the stage
of a Greek theater, with the blue
waters of Lake Michigan as a back
ground, parades the colorful story
OF the romance of transportation
in America during the last 200
years.
Indians afoot. on horseback, In
Evening star., 1933-09-03

Silk topper and all The beginning of
spill at the Easthampton, Long Island, Horse
Show The unlucky rider is Miss Adelaide
Moffett, socially prominent New Yorker.
g Associated Press Photo.
Evening star., 1933-09-03

Italian training ships visit New York The picturesque
squarergger Cristooro Coumbo makes picture OF
day from the deck of her sister ship the Amergo
Vespucc their arrival in the worlds busiest harbor Two
hundred naval cadets chance the big town.
Photo.
Evening star., 1933-09-03

Somebody's going the wrong way! And second later
these racing badly tangled after the the
left had done reverse skid 1t happened in the
Woodbridge, N. J., dirt track Wide World Photos
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-09-07
BIDS FOR COAL WANTED

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners of
Garrett County, Maryland, will re-
ceive sealed bids until 1900 o'clock
noon, Monday, September IS, 1888, at
their Office in the Court House, Oak
land, Maryland, for the requisite
amount of coal approximately $50
tons) to supply the Court House and
Jail until July 1, 1884.
Said coal is to be from mines in
Garrett county and to be of quality
satisfactory to the Janitor.
All coal must be weighed on the
Oakland town scales before delivery
and weigh bills filed with the Clerk
of the Board for each load delivered.
The coal bins of the Court House
and Jail must be filled to the capaci-
ty by October 1, 1888, and all extra
expense incurred in the storing of the
coal must be borne by the contractor.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
By order of the Board.
w. M. FRAZEE, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-09-07

toned lot, is cleared and under cult
walton, and there is also small build
ing upon same.
(3) All that other parcel of land
designated as Lot No. on the Plat Of
said Town of Grantsville which was
conveyed to the said Urban o. Blocher
by deed from Arthur H. Jordan and
wife dated June 26, 1922, and re-
corded in Liber E. z. T., No. 80, folio
461, one of said Land Records of Gar
rett County. This lot also lies on the
north side of the National Road but is
separated from No. by an alley. 1t
has a frontage of perches and a
depth of 10 perches and is improved
by a story and a half frame dwelling
in fair state of repair and a small
barn or stable. Said dwelling is To-
cally known as the Holmes and Wal
lace Studio.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on the
day of sale as provided by said mort
gage.
ERNEST RAY JONES,
WALTER W. DAWSON,
Assignees for the purpose of Fore
closure.
n. B.-For further particulars and
more liberal terms of payment, apply
to the assignees, Oakland, Maryland,
or to The First State Bank, of Grants
vile.
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