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La gaceta., 1934-12-13
la Liga Nacional, que esta efec-

"a AISd AN0SAShN' NJ ~"
tuandose aqui, Sc tom6 aver ell
acuerdo de permitir que cada
club juegue siete desafios de
noche, a modo de experiment
to.
Solo el club st. Luis tuvo su-
ciente margen de utilidad para
cubrir los gastos de la tempo
rada de 1884 y dejar algo en-
la GAIA de los duenos.
Al juez Emil Fuchs, propie-
tario del Bo2ton, Sc lie cOncedi0
permiso para Operar una pista
de galgos en- los meses del We
rano, cuando su club este jugan
do fuera de esa ciudad.
Powell Crosley, jr. ell nUevo
dueno de los 8ojcs de Clncin-
natl, abog6 por eI baseball noe
turno, y Sc c~pusieron los Gigar
ties y los Dodgers de Brooklyn.
Cuando nadie 10 esperaba
Crosley obtuvo la cooperation
de los Cardenales, Braves, CUBS
y Phillies.
Por ell acuerdc nj los Gigan-
ties nj los Dydgers estan obliga-
dos a jugar de noche. Crosley
cree que Ia peIota sera asi es-
|timulada en- la "ciudad Reina".
Con respecto a la Liga Anne
ricana, aparentemente su esta-
do financiero es mejor que el
aho anterior, mostrando un au-
mento de 832 900 so5re ell mime
70 de expenditures en- 1888.
La gaceta., 1934-12-13
La Gaeeta. Folletln NO. 40
A PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

-Bueno.... 10 adivino... Pero,
vamos a yer: y 81 manana esa
nina bien por su caracter, bien
por sus inclinaciones, tie desa =
grada, zen que situaci6n vamos
a vernos?
-iOh! iComprendiste! icom
prendiste!
No Sc ~necesita ser muy lis
to para comprender 10 que bieE
claro manifestaste ante la her
mana Marta. Yo, querida An
drea, no me opondre jamas a
tus deseos, siempre buenos por
La gaceta., 1934-12-13

Brooklyn, por un buen pitcher.
Bill Terry deseaba adquirir los
servicios de Kiki Cuyler, pero
las negociaciones fracasar9n
porque los Cubs le pidieron al
pitcher Schumacher.
En- la Liga Americana las ne
goci8ciones abarcan a los clubs
Boston, st. Luis y Detroit y a
los peloteros Melillo, Jack Burn
Solters, Cooke y Walker.
La gaceta., 1934-12-13
Aparecen en- ell programa de

Aparecen en- Ell programa de
manan9 por la noche, Dick Le-
yer contra ell "Salvaje', ell es-
panol Jose Dominguez contra
Sid Westerich, ell DR.. Ruata
contra ell co~rpulento Roebuck,
Luis La Chene y Al Maynard,
y Tom Mahoney contra ell no.
ruego Erick Fuzleberger.
La gaceta., 1934-12-13
Ell TEMPO

ClarO Y aumentara Ia tenn
peratura hoy y manana.
Vientos moderados del norocs
te.
Marea alta a las 6:52 a. m.
Y SOL p. m. marea baja a la
go y 1:46 p. m.
tie del gladiator.
La gaceta., 1934-12-13

do ell contento y ell entusiasmo
de Andrea.
Esta, reflexionaba con ell ros-
tro contraido por un gesto de
tristeza.
Pero, de sdbito, volvi6 a pal
motear, exclamando:
mo importa.... mo impor-
ia!
-lEl que? iQue piensas, 10
ca?-pregunt6le su esposo.
-Esa mujer es pobre, 6ver-
dad?
-iY tan verdad! Su situa :
cion 10 dice.
-Puede recobrar la raz6n,
ino es ESQ?
-iSolo Dios 10 sabe! Pero al
decidir en- un asunto, debe uno
ponerse en- 10 peor, por 81 AGA
La gaceta., 1934-12-13

70 soy madre..... no puedo vivlr
sin ella, Y deseo llevarmela, por
NAL que les parezca a sus pro-
tectores."
-iOh!
ESQ puede suceder, Y en- :
tonces, a cambio de tn carino,
a Gambia de tn protection, reel
birias ell dolor mas grande de tn
eXiStencia.
-iNo, no. ESQ no puede
ser!.....
-Puede ser, Andrea. Re
fleXiona, no te precipites Y
comprenderaS que, a veces, ell
bien puede producirte ell nal co
mo ell NAL miSmo.
w
Gallo GuStaVo.
Sus palabras, habian amarga
La gaceta., 1934-12-13
Sc JUGARA DE NOCHE EN-
LAS GRANDES LIGAS

New York, die. 13.-En la
reunion de duenos de clubs lie
La gaceta., 1934-12-13
DEL DE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS
Victoria de Black Radiant

La doble apuesta de anoche
la ganaron los perros Black Ra
diant y Gypsy Sue, 5gandose
les b9letos a $137.20,
Evening star., 1934-07-30

plane for fiexibility, and used for a
partner to climb and perform ball
ancing tricks thereon. He also con-
ceived the notion of attaching a BIZ
cycle to another pole, for the same
purpose. Not forgetting the trapeze,
he included small one for the DEM
onstration of his own agility. His
first partner was a man.
Then La Fell came into the scene,
as a bareback rider. She was once
a rodeo cowgirl, a partner of Ken
Maynard, and dropped into the circus
for bit of variety in the dull life of
busting bronchoes. France saw her
work, decided she had strength, sup
pleness and nerve. He began to train
her in aerial work Soon she was suf-
ficiently adept to do all the pole tricks.
Then she took up the trapeze line,
too, and France was grounded. He
dropped his male partner and the new
team went on the vaudeville stage.
That was seven years ago.
No detailed account of their act
Evening star., 1934-07-30
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

Loew's Fox-"Baby, Take Bow,
at 1905 am, lao. 4:25. tbs and lC
pm. Stage shows at l2:40, 3:25, 6:l5
and pm.
Midnight Alibi," at il:1S
am, 1855, ABS, 7:20 and 10 pm
Stage shows at /, $40, 6.25 and 9:05
pm.
CoIumbia--"Murder In Trinidad,
at II am, 1a;4O, 2;5O, AIS, sos
7:55 and GAS pm.
Metropolitan-"Return Of the Ter
ror," al ll.45 am, ais, 4;5O, 7:2O
and $50 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Whom the Gods
Destroy" at 1908. 2:0l, 3:59, 5:57,
7:55 and 9:53 pm.
Pal &C e-"Bulldog Drummond
Strikes Back" at ll:l5 am, 1:20
3:25, $50. 7:S5 and 9;40 pm.
Tivoli-"Little Miss Marker" at
2:25. AIS, 6, 7:45 and 9:35 pm.
Ambassador-'M Midnight Albi," at
$50, 8:05 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1934-07-30

will describe 1t so fully as the state
ment that it is one of those mid-air
stunts, performed without net or mat,
which will make you gasp and then
hold your breath until each speciality
Is ended.
There are more reasons for this
than meet the eye. For one thing, the
bending pole might break. 1t has,
several times. Once La Fell fell on
La France and knocked him cold. She
finished alone. The other times she
hit the floor and was thoroughly
shaken. One might conclude that
thereafter she would have the floor
and falls in mind. She hasn't.
Why, you never think about 1t"
Maybe she doesn't. You will, II you
see it. r. B. p, Jr.
Evening star., 1934-07-30


TT IS seldom that the clock stops In
Hollywood. The great and the
Ferni-great cfne and go. People
climb the ladder Of fame and fall
down. Stars" scramble up from no
where. A world famous writer writes
his heart away In q two-by-four den
and half Of his studio won't even
know who he Is. A prince Is worth
about cents. A playwright. IA.
A visiting star, i-cent stamp. II
you've made your name on Broad
way you're one OF those guys from
the East" II you've made your name
exclusively in pictures. you're "one of
thtre Hollywood guys II you haven't
made a name anywhere. you're just
as well of Nobody cares for what
yol were" In Hollywood. It's what
you are at the minute that counts.
II YOU skip a minute. you aren't any
thing Hollywood doesn't care. It
lust doesn't feel like boasting about
its citizens. n has TOO many semi
prosperous celebrities to bother about
taking of it's hat to any one.
But Saturday afternoon the CLOCK
stopped. And IT has been marking
time ever since No man. no woman.
no star, no extra. no studio, but heard
the sudden silence Of that stopping.
Hollywood mourns with its whole
heart. lake a small child. 1t BIDS
Marie Dressler farewell and then
turns away and blubbers in its corner.
YOU know, Of course, that this Is the
night when "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" comes to town. In It VIII
be some of washington's most sterling
actors - probably everybody who
wasn't IN Murder In the Red Barn"
which. alas Is no more. eve should
like 70 issue n court order that would
force Murder to be played three
times a week for the rest of the Sum-
mer in order to accommodate that
tribe Of ladies and gents who have
complained bitterly that they couldn't
get to see it) Anyway, Shakes
pearean sprites viii play hide and
seek tonight at the Sylvan Theater
(if 1t doesn't rain)--and Ress
Schreiner viii be there in person to
see that certain people are seated
and certain others aren't.
Ushers viii be Carl Carlson and
Evening star., 1934-07-30

Mrs. Hunt Is Dupont's
expert laundresS. She
has shown hundreds Of
wernen how 10 save
money by using Dupont
Services. Mrs. Hunt is
Mt your service with sug-
gestions and complete
facts about Economy I'm
ished service. Phone her
right now-C0. 7o2o.
Evening star., 1934-07-30

fore YOU have
broken o lot Of
bones or maybe
your neck, which
is usually final.
The male half
of France and La
Fell, a decidedly
exciting aerial act
at the Fox this
week, is living
proof that this
avenue Of escape
exists. France
(Which probably
Is the name Of
the man, since
the girl Is actually
Evening star., 1934-07-30

Chester Ring. Tomorrow night, how
ever. Mr.. Ring will be Egeus instead
Of usher. The reason being that Mr..
Maurice Jarvis, who plays the stern
papa. tomorrow night will Be Arts
Clubbing with The Queens oambit.
Since Mr. Ring is said to know every
role by heart in the play, he has
consented to dole out couplets instead
of programs. So get a good look at
Usher Ring tonight-and see II you
can find him under that beard to-
morrow night
DEAN ALEXANDER, known as the
- "sweet-singing sophomore" Of
George Washington University, will
begin a weeks engagement with Dave
McWiliiams' orchestra tonight at Glen
Echo Park
CECIL 3. DeMTLLE will include
Washington on what is called his
aerial lecture tour" Mr.. DeMille
leaves Hollywood next week TO talk.
Wonder II his subject viii be Bath
tubs / Have Built"
Evening star., 1934-07-30
HEADS OPTICIANS

Columbus, Ohio, Man Named at
First Convention of Body.
PHILADELPHIA, July 80 GP).-Rob-
ert J. Sheehy Of Columbus, Ohio, was
elected president of the National
Council Of Optical Technicisns and
Workers at the organizations first
annual convention yesterday.
Other officers included: Vice presi-
dents, M. J. Blau, Los Angeles; r. z.
Hanes, Cleveland, and Lawrence Carl
son. Chicago, and corresponding sec
retary, L. r. Mack, Pittsburgh. Co
lumbus was selected as organization
headquarters.
A resolution was adopted to protest
minimum wage provisions of SIS and
SIC for a 40-hour week under the re-
tail and wholesale optical codes.
Evening star., 1934-07-30

Spanish and no doubt calls herself
La Fell to please the Welsh stage
hands, was once trapeze artist with
Barnum g. Bailey's Circus. Not only
once, but in fact for many years, be-
ginning at the tender age of IS. He
served as an apprentice to the Secrest
troupe, graduated into full status as
somersaulter into space, and finally
decided he would like to have an act
OF his own.
Thereupon he thought up the bend
ing pole, a staff jointed like an air.
Evening star., 1934-07-30
New Censorship Places
Harlow in Sweet" Role
The Clamorous Jean. 1t Is Announced VIII
Play Dolly All Hollywood Mourns
for Marie Dressler
BY v. de 8. MELCHER.

w YELL it's happened Jean Harlow is to play Dolly .
n frought with ice
Wv emotions that everybody the wide wide world will
love her Harlow will be grown-up Shirley
white a Hollywood little golden
locks little Red Riding Hood minus the grandmother with
ears all wrapped up From when she steps
motor people viii there goes that sweet young
stead of Harlow" When shops
she will buy more rather than less and her clothes will be
riot OF pink She and Mae West will undoubtedly take
10 playing dolls
Jean Harlo "Dolly"-oh yeah2
Evening star., 1934-07-30
QUINTUPLETS GAINING

All OIUnnB OHIIuTtH oHUW AZ
creases in Weight.
CALLANDER, Ontario, July 80
R).-The Dionne quintuplets, three
Of whom lost weight Saturday, last
night were reported showing progress.
DR.. A. r. Dafoe said the five babies
were doing well.
Emile gained ~ ounce with her
weight now 3 pounds 9k ounces.
Marie gained 2 ounces to 3 pounds ga
ounces; Cecille IL ounces 10 4
pounds; Annette ia ounces to 4
pounds 1134 ounces. and Yvonne 2
ounces to pounds l ounce
Evening star., 1934-07-30
Troupers
Glimpses of Stage Folk
in Washington.

ONE pleasant thing about being the
man on the flying trapeze is that
you can OUTFIT you are a good
teacher and full Of bright ideas-be-
Evening star., 1934-10-17

Mary Pickford and her stock com
panv will present tabloid version of
The Patsy" over WRC al 8 pm. The
play is a three-act comedy. written by
Barry Connors and produced on Broad
way for the first time in 1925.
Mrs. Eleanor Boiling Byrd will broad
cast greetings to her son. Rear Admiral
Richard f. Byrd, during the Antarctic
Expedition program over WJSV at
10 pm Mrs. Byrd and her son probably
will talk to each other in two-Way
conversation
De Wolf Hopper. veteran stage star,
will serve as master Of ceremonies for
the Broadway Vanities program over
WJSV al $50 pm. He also will recite
his epic poem, Casey at the Bat"
Evening star., 1934-10-17
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Three songs by Nino Martini. and
an amusing "Syncopated History
dealing with Rip Van Wrinkle. will be
the highlights of the WJSV program
from 9 TO $3.50 pm.
Two oft-requested songs bv Schubert
"Who Is sylvia" and Ave Maria,
will be sung by John Mccormack dur
ing his recital over WMAL from $50
to 10 pm. He also will sing isle OF
Beauty" and Fosters 'Jeanie With the
Light Brown Hair"
Evening star., 1934-10-17
BARKLEY ON AIR
TONIGHT VIA WRC
Senator Will Discuss Legis-
lation Expected in Next
Congress.

" ENATOR BARKLEY, Democrat,
Of Kentucky will discuss i'm
portant legislative programs
~ expected to arise in the next
Congress during the National
Radio Forum tonight over WRC and a
CoaSt-to-coast network of other Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. stations.
The forum, arranged by the wash
ington Star, will be broadcast from
1920 TO II O'Clock.
Senator Barkley is a member Of the
Banking and Currency Committee. the
Finance Committee and the Interstate
Commerce Committee Of the Senate
These committees deal with questions
OF far-reaching interest TO the coun-
try as whole and they undoubtedly
will play ma jor part in the legis-
lative program Of the coming session
OF Congress.
nHILOSOPHY. economies and civili-
L zation in general will comprise the
basic theme for the new Sunday
night series now under way on n. B.
C. in which leaders Of thought in
various fields are the speakers
Sunday night Henrik William Van
Loom is to come before the micro
phone, while in later broadcastS will
be heard William Allen White. Up
ton Sinclair Donald Richberg, DR..
Robert A. Milliken. Dean Roscoe
Pound, Senator Capper of Kansas and
Percy Crosby.
The program is called AN Ameri-
Hour of (~i,ili-
2ation.'
N1JSV will introduce a new series
w OF minstrel shows October %,
featuring a l0-piece band and a
large chorus. Old-time minstrel bal
lads viii make up each program,
which will originate in special room
at the Willard Hotel. where invited
guests may see the broadcasts.
CAMERON KING. veteran sailor and
~ sdventurer, who won the acclaim
of radio listeners for his salty
descriptions of the Americas Cup
yacht races over ~ B. c.. Is coming
back to the air to spin yarns for the
same group Of stations.
The new series will start October
%, Each Tuesday thereafter King
will relate tales of the seven seas
<
JACK BENNY will be the first come
dian to receive the Radio Stars
Msgazin medal for distinguished
service to radio when he is presented
the bronze award during his program
Sunday night over N. B. c.
The presentation, designed TO call
public attention to the comedian the
magazine considers TO be setting
high standard of entertainment. will
be made by Curtis Mitchell. editor.
The medal, designed by Helen Lied
loft, famous Russian sculptress, bears
the inscription: Awarded TO Jack
Benny in appreciation of the smart
nonsense which has made his series of
comedy broadcasts the most distin-
fuished Of the year"
Evening star., 1934-10-17
SELF-HELP PROGRAM
WILL BE ENLARGED
Relief Administration Will Ex-
tend Rural Reha bilitation. Al
ready Aiding $4,000 Families.

Fv The Associated Press
The Relief Administration. which
claims it already has helped 80 900
destitute farming families to become
self-sustalning. is planning increased
activity in this field.
IN the next so DAYS We shall ex-
tend the program TO a much larger
number OF families" said a statement
Yesterday by Lawrence Westbrook. as
slstant relief administrator in charge
Of rural rehabilitation.
WestbroOk's announcement was
made after he had conferred with
representatives. of State relief admin
tstrations and agricultural extension
services
Evening star., 1934-10-17
HELP-MEN

BOY wanted with motor cycle and side
car. Apply 6l7 9TH St NV. u.
BOY not not under 1@ f foyer yer, farm arr $40
/ ave. Clarendon Va. Phone Clarendon $50,
| CARPENTE5Rs - new homes. steady
CATERER experienced to take over dining
| room in local club State experience and
local references. Address Box 4s1-D. Star
Office
G0LLssGT1oR for credit CLOTH
| DRIVER. white. must be experienced in
| dry-cleaning business one with route pre-
ierred; @ steady position. Vogue Cleaners,
S2'i Bladensbure rd. ne 10.
psrtment store. or service, use an adver-
! Using copy writer with knoWledse OF
msrehandisins2 nero Address Box 3so-E, star
| GROCERY CLERK. only capable. all
| around help. exp. reliable. steady and
sober. Apply MI. Miller, 1850 Georgia
ave.
| MAN. capable of managing small cleaning
and dyeins plant. Also solicitor wanted.
Give tull particulars. Address Box 3i9-E,
Star Office.
salary, So per month and expenses Must
a'"-E Star Office.
| MAN white single not over 95: temporary
work in suburbs; must be handy with tools:
so per month. room and board Apply
with references. 1903 Kenyon St. between
. and 40 pm. Do not telephone.
MAN for gas appliance service work Must
be experienced in adjusting all makes of
gas appliances. Salary. $50 per month
to start. Apply. stating age. Address Box
HlH-E. Star Office
MAN for srocery must be experienced in
meats. Apply 81 z ST. NV.
MAN experienced in sale of printing or
| paper products. Please state age, expe-
rience and salary to start. Address Box
:;-E Star Office.
sonabe salary. Apply at once. s0I
| st S.w.
MEM am ready 70 interview . or 2
vheh T 0i pay
! approximately 500 month. Men Sc
lected should have had from TO 10 years
will finance the business. which is out
standing in electric unit operations and is
year your esrninss should not be under
| $500. and likely closer to 5000. The
| md and 3rd years much larger. You
| receive an exceptionally attractive com
| yourself or assume any obligation OF over
head. The men considered will be resi-
Senss SeIasent ut snd those INTERESTED % viii come
prepared to spend = or hours with me,
Come to evening stsr Building. THURSDAY
morning between 1000 and 1870. Room
| 44l. II We come TO an agreement. Will
| have you established in this business before
| he end OF this week. II is permanent
and expanding rapidly.
MEN wanted TO sell portrait certificates:
excellent opportunity; liberal commission.
ia Albee Bldg.
MEN solicit FIRE life. health. accident in
yursnee on weekly payments. D. w Nc
! 1ntire.. supt.. Room 2l6 Columbian Build
ing 416 5th st. NV.
| MEN-Christmas photo coupon sells for
81: something new: you keep the dollar.
Suite 30l 1917 P St NV.
MEN--MEN-Xmas articles sell for 81,
YOU keep the 81 10 TO Is sales daily
1903. 1877 st. NV.
METAL WEATHER sTRIPPERs WANTED
Experienced men only. Federal Weather
Strip Co. 1341 l4th ST. NV. Phone
North 10096
PIE AND PASTRY MAN, must be expert
eneed. Apply Crescent Cafe, 123 18th
PORTER colored. wanted. Apply 1885
Georgis ave.
RADIO SERVICE MEN-SlOO mo. $50
allowance for car. Must have analyzer
and tube checker for seven prong tubes
MitcheUs. 5000 Wise. ave. Es. A.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, 1t is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld a.
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
HELP-WOMEN.
(ContinuedD

LADIES. 10. make extra money in spare
time. at home; telephone essential Apply
after 10 am. 1868 Euclid ST. Apt 3"
MILL1NEY GIRL. .experlenced. to. drape
Box :ib2-E Star Office "3-
NURSE Young white woman to care for
Invand and housework for two. Address
Box :t5S-E. Star once.
RESIDENT MANAGER TO operate fur
mis-! ed apartment building of - units.
state qualifications and salary expected
Address Box 44S-D. Star ONCE
sALEsLADIEs; Z TO qualify for territorial
SALESWOMAN- WAITRESS for confection-
ery store. for 1 hours daily Salary So )
week. Address Box 366-E Star Office
STENOGRAPHER. exnerienced. temporary.
for several weeks secretariaI work: refer
Star office.
, TAILOR HANDS. experienced or hand
sewers. Apply s21 l4th st. NV.
MATTRESSES, experienced neat Apply
Pennsylvania Drug Co.. 1901 ( st. NV.
WAITRESS. white Trustworthy. no night
or Sunday work Call Clarendon 3265 for
MATTRESSES between the ages Of Is and
- sood salary must have eKperience
ave. NV. after :. pm
WOMAN to repair mems clothing Capital
Uniform Co. 1903 Eve st. NV
YOUNG LADY. neat under - free to
travel with another young lady doing ad-
vertlsing and sales work Apply MI Dud-
. ley Colonial Hotel. 18th and NJ SITS. Is"
ALTERATION HAND
on mems garments. Only
those thoroughly experienced
need apply.
ItLICS GARFINCKFL & co.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
Will Talk Over WMAL

George N. Peek. former admins
traitor Of the A. A. A. will discuss
Americas foreign trade over WMAL AT
II 30 pm His speech will be picked
UP at dinner of the Export Managers
Club in Chicago.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE. white. Protestant pre-
ferred: general houseToIk and some dTIv-
ing; November /; no laundry Must be
fond of children: nurse employed in home
city ref. REQUIRED: SO month. Address
Box ~ I-E Star CfiCe !.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
HELP-WOMEN.

AGENTS-Sell our dollar boxes Of beauti-
full Christmas cards. Fourteen varieties
500 com. Earfs. Inc. 1917 II st. n " "a
ALTERATION HAND-Only those with
Inc Mayhower Hotel
ALTERATION HANDS for cloth coats and
dresses. saks 80 10Th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR expert marceller and
finger waver. 3ll1 14th st. nv.
BEAUTY E 0PERAT3R Gns experlenfed IN
Apply 1889 Eye st. NV. Apt. Al.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. thoroughly expert
enced. al-sround girl also good manager.
z. Richards, Main Lobby. Woodward Bids,
BEAUTY OPERATORS 90. experienced in
finger waving and marching not over 30
wears OF age; permanent positions. Reply
stating experience. ret references and salary
CANVASSERS salary and commission
morning. 1929 North Capitol St
money selling II aIl-folder 81 assortment.
Wonderful newest finest quality parchments
slhouettes mother -of-pearl novelty cut -out.
seal ..6. tpd syer pss so t9de5 Is DE-
folder, gift wrapping. birthday. everyday
and childreD's assortments. Extra bonuses.
Gree tings. l'3 Lincoln. Dept. 1011. Bos-
ION. Mass.
COAT SALESwOMEN. thoroughly expert
enced only. Apply Wilbur Rogers. Inc.
1911 F ST. NV.
CURB GIRLS wanted. Cali Shepherd 2O53.
HAIRDRESSERS colored. experienced; ;
qualified in marching; reference 1874
You st. NV. md floor between IL q m.
and IN. Mrs Valentine.
IF YOU are willing to work. I need
women TO demonstrate a well-known line
Of cosmetics: positively no esnvsssing.
Apply 223 Bond Bldg.
LADIES-Sen Christmas cards. New.
simD!ined SIN p.an 01sstan6ing nih values IN
boSsed eOld-silver designs. retail soc up.
Religious cards. gift wrappinss; 1000
proft. Free sample offer. Friendship.
6017 Adams. ElmiIe. N. Y.
LADY to represent large national concern
in Petworth or Brightvood: pleasant work.
good pay; permanent: references. Apply
sos Upshur St. to pm.