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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-07
MILLS RIVER TOWNSHIP
DELINQUENT

G. w. Allen, heirs, 81 acres Fos-
ter Creek, '$4.70. s..
J, D; Allen, 16 acres Mills Riv-
er, St3.65.
C. E, Bohesteal, 2 lots Sunset
Hills, &94c. 5"ftC -
Re- L. Briggs, l lot Sunset Hills,
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HOOPERS CREEK TOWNSHIP
COLORED-DELINQUENT

Dina Corpening, l IA acres
home place, $2.38.
Eliza Hampton, l acre near
Fletcher. Gle.
Mark Mills, 5 acres near Brick
ION. SIG.
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HENDERsoNVILLE TOWNSHIP

AEIANN SA>SNAN' A-H- o"ANSAAA~
T. NJ. Abbott and l., II acres
and house Pleasant Hill, $1S.56.
Mrs. Minnie Abel, l house AL
len and King, 5000.
Mrs. Minnie Abel, 2 lots Pine
View Terrace, 85c.
J. A. Aiken, l-2 acre and house
Bankers, $11.48.
j. l. Aiken, l lot Columbia Park
road, $2.72.
j. L. Albea, l house and lot
Main, $76.75.
Albea and Thompson, l house
Main ST., $51.9S.
A. H. Alderman, 2 lots Pinnacle
circle, $500.
c. N. Alexander, a lots Brevard
highway, 1894.
C. B. Allen, 10 acres Cannon
property, 1920.
C. B. Allen, 70 acres Newman
tract, $40.84.
F. H. Allen, house and lot
Mountain Home, S4.31.
Mrs. Flora Embler Allen ct al,
house corner Sth. and Church St.,
$37.62.
H. A. Allen, 2 acres and house
Horse Shoe road, $10.46.
1rma ]. Allen, 1 lot Fleming st.
80 lots Patton Hill, $57.92.
Irma J. Allen. l lot 9th Ave. E.,
l lot N. King St., $33.79.
Irma J. Allen, l lot 4th Ave.
West, SASS.
Irma J. Allen, 1 city hall lot,
$162.42.
Mrs. Jane Allen, lot Balfour
Heights. $3.50.
Mrs. J. j. Allen, 1-2 acres and
house Dana road. $685..
J. NJ. Allen, 81 acres Hillgirt,
1895. ...s
]; NJ. Allen, Is lots Smith land,
J. NJ. Allen, 5 lots Mountain
Home, S2.16.
o. Lee Allen, house Patton St.,
S37.49.
U. Lee Allen, house Bird Ave.
E., $22.2S.
Sybil Allen and wife, 5 acres
Anders land, $15.47.
q. c. Allen, / acre Horse Shoe
road, $5.91. 49,.
American Land Co., l house
and lot 4th Ave. West, S26.73.
Ebert Anders, 3 acres Willow
road, $2.75. ... ,-,..
Anders and Powell, 6 lots Da-
Wis Grove, $5.01.
E. E. Anders, 1 lot Caroon S.
D.. $1.49.
E. L. Anders, 2 lots Grab Creek
st. and store, SOTO.
sE. L. Anders, Al 1-2 acres and
buildings Valley H., $50.41.
E. L. Anders. 2 lots Shaws
Creek road, $1.49. .r
E. L. Anders, house and lot
near Blaine Drake SAG.
F. L. Anders, 8 acres and house
Willow road, $16.47.
F. L. Anders, 1 acre and house
Willow road, 1914.
F. V. Anders, l house and 3 lots
New Hope, 1874.
G. L. and E. Anders, 8 lots Bal
four Heights, $20.70.
G. l.. and E. Anders, / lot D.
Hills. 1892.
G. l.. and E. Anders, 2 lots E.
Flat Rock road, $4.63.
G. L. and E. Anders, l lot Ed
ney S. D., Silt.
G. l.. Anders and others, 6 lots
Haywood Hills, $3.50.
H. c. Anders, 1 house and lot
5Osceola Lake, $7.42.
j. F. Anders, so acres and
house Shaws Creek road, $28.17.
Mrs. L. M. Anders, Est, house
Willow road, $44.01.
NJ. P. Andrews, 9 acres and
house Greenville Hi, $1S.17.
Mrs. Nora Anders, house Will
low St., $15.15.
Anders, Northrop and Miller, 1
filling station 9Th Ave. West
$12.26.
N. C. Anders, Is lots Hebron
St., $23.76.
Paul Anders, l lot Willow ST.,
$500.
r. H. Anders, Est, house and
lot Mud Greek church, $5.13.
R. V. Anders, l 1-2 acres one
house near Osceola, $7.35.
Will D. Anders, 2 lots house
New Hope, $14,O7.
Will D. ,Anders, 7 IL acres one
house New Hope, $13.35,, ~
IN;llio II Andars 2na 1 lot Us.
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| Hill Court, $31.S3.,
MRS.. w. L. Brinton, lot Lin
twood, $2.5e. -
w, H. Britt, Hendersonville
Inn, s272.75.
j. T. Britton, l lot Alamance
St., $685..
It. R.; Britton. 4 lots Dunlap
subdivision, 74c. n t;i.f;
Everett E. Brock, l house ano
lot Grab. Greek ST., $15.22.
j. A. Brock. i house Grab
Creek St., s33.l1. t'!atG'i
]. A. Brock, l garage build.
ing S. Main, $118.S0. .
j. A.. Brock, 2, houses Drake
property, $2s.96. s.
j. A. Brock, l house Valley Hill
$S.17.
Mrs. j. P. Brock, / house Will
low road, 1928.
Marjorie Brock, house and lot
Willow ST., 1884.
Cecil ". Brooks, lot Druid
Hills, $11.70.
c. E. Brooks, agent, / lot Viii.
low road, 3 lots next j. A. Brock,
1887. -.
Daisy w. Brooks, l 1-2 acres
Butt Mtn., Ale.
~ DAISY W. Brooks, l lot Jersey
ST., 1929:
G, W, Brooks, Admir-, 1: house
and lot 7th Ave. w., $3.50.
Josephine BROOKS, house and tot
Filling station, $54.45.
l.. Z. Brooks, l lot Laurel Park,
S5.0l.
Annie B. Brookshire, Il stable
King and Second, $29.70.
A. c: Brookshire,. house and lot
East Flat Rock, $6.12.
IA F. R.. r: Rr T:o s and wife, barn arr
ana Shop hlng ana Alamance Sts'
2 R,oolsb;re ho,so ord .,ot
Mud CreeL cbnrch eli 40 anu NV
Otto A RrootSbirs ln+ osco
81. ~ ~. 90 Si9 20 io@ osce-
"a. 80 D p %o,,o' ~
Terrace e. S an NV INC VIC"
.nr To nrorsn ,o+ ;n,,;d
Hills s1a 81 'o' ui
n Prov, LOT Fourth Ave
nua East s71s
Earl p Rrown ,o+, r1ou,vood
road. s1o az. ~ "0
Earl n Rrown 2 ocros How
wood road s21 I'd
Fl p sRrnyyn 4 ocros ond house
MnJ Creek 'chnrch s1en9 ~
Mrs Hortense r Rroum Q Lotto
Seventh avenne east coo ~ = io''
DR. 7 6 Rrown ~ acrc ond
house; Flat PocLr ,.o.a coo ne
II w Rro1nn =. iot e Eiat G pco,,
7ac ;" "' t>'0A
,r. ,,.u.. 90
mrs; o. Maggie Brown lou lana
fosa' si'oo'
Mrs. Mary M. Brown, TO- acres
and house Hlllgirt, $3.50.
Sam b. Brown, d lot Il. p,
1920. = "
Safah r. Brown. 2 lots and
mouse Highland avenue, $20.42.
W. C. Brown and wife, 10 acres
and d, house Israel place, $s.32.
w: Z. Brown, and wife, l house
Ninth avenue west, $28.22.
Wlllle w. Brown and Means,
lots Temple Terrace; $11.14.
Willie w. Brown and Means, /
lot Temple Terrace, 1928.
Mrs. w. M. Brown, Id acres
house Pleasant Hill, 5000.
Mrs. Mollie Browning, 2. lots
Haywood road, $1.49.
Brunson Furniture Company, 2
lots Rusher bottom, SLIP.
Brunson Furniture Company, /
lot Sylvan Heights, STAB.
Nellie Lee Brunson, house and
lot 9Th and King, $500.
Nellie Lee Brunson, 5 houses
Cherry ST., sl3.36.,a
Nellie Lee Brunson, house and
lot Druid Hills, S102.38.
Nellie Lee Brnnson, house and
lot Fourth avenue east, $3.50.
L. B. Brian, house Ninth avenue
$3713. i, Z Is
Julia B. Bryson, lot near Bur
gin Station, $1.s6.
Julia B. Bryson. 5 acres near
County Home, $2.59.
w. A. and j. W.. Buchanan, 1
lot Laurel Park, $5.0l.
IDA l.: Buckley, L lot Mountain
Home, $l.73. =, -,
Eiia ). Buckner, house and lot
Barriers, S4.97.
Etta buckner' house East Flat
ROCK, 5.4i.
Emlly Bultman. d lots White s.
H., 9h.!o.
harriet Bumbarger, lot Lyn-
wood, $l.73.
c. Burckmeyer, 3 lots East Flat
Rock, $9.57.
Mary E. Burckmeyer, 4 lot 9TH
avenue west, $1S.16.
Mary E. Burekaneyer, g. lots
Druid Hills, $3.50.
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Camp Osceola, Inc, 10 acres
Osceola Lake, $61.38.
Camp, Pinnacle, 100 acres near
Kanuga, S70.36. a..
Ruth Camp, 1 lot (no descrip-
tion), $14.63. ar
J. NJ. Campield, 6 lots Jonas
st., $3.50. r
Elijah Cantrell, Id acre Will
low road, $3.50. ~.
H. F.. Cantrell, 1 Id acres
Horse Shoe, TIC. =
H. F. CantreA;i1 house and lot
near Orr's Camp, 74c. o F,
,: H. F. Cantrell, Il lot Lenox
Park, 1922. ~!
H. F.. Cantrell, 1 let East Flat
Rock, TIC.
H. F. Cantrell, house Maxwell
subdivision, $3.71.
j. R. Cantrell and Joe Anders,
II acres Mountain Side Park,
$12.l7. o" - -
J. W. >Cantrell, Jr., l lot East
4 Flat Rock, .74c.
bp;Si;nps off Sbaws creek road.
s641 - .
Alex Capps,' 2 ITO acres l
house East Flat Rock, $3.7l.
j. B. Capps, 40 acres l house
Little River road, 1894.
j. F. and M. G. Capps, 10 acres
Little River road $1.49.
building. Asheyille road. s43.l3.
Mrs. Sarah f. Capos il acres
III house below Yale. 1886.
Mrs. Victoria Capps, 8 lots one
| house Mill St.. s7.73.
Mrs. Carrie. Garland. 9 acres
Crab Creek road. FAC.
IT B. Carlisle, 12 j. 2 acres Pine
View Terrace, $ll.14.
H. B. Carlisle, 1 lot Holly lot,
s1.12.
n r Carlisle I lot M n. Cry
or S1I2
II D c.r,;s,o :,ots M;rr;o
~ -; D. oarnsie, ,o,s m'h'o
uid T % ca plEIeicy' ,nf'p n" pen
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ny N.Y. pi D Geyi;sie . Into Pine v;o,v
rorrocc 60 60 '
TT ~ IL. q -.
n. b. CaIIsie' lots flhe view
terrace SL:ey; ,,a
II. q. Car! aH z iots fihe view
Terrace! Sl,SO. -,
Carolina BONDING 20" 1 lot 4th
avenue. Sl'4s. -:
Carolina Central Gas Co., gas
plant and building, $218.30.
Carolina Trading Co., 2 lots
Shepherd st., $3.50.
Carolina Trading Co., l lot Flat
Rock road, $4.75.
Carolina Trading Co., l house
and lot Brooklyn Walls, $l2.S3.
Carolina Trading Co., 3 lots 1
house Laurel Heights, $26.66.
Carolina Trading Co.. l-2 acre
lots DRUID Hills, $1;3i.
Carolina Trading GO, Z acres
Spartanburg road, VIZ.
Carolina Trading Co., l house
and lot Druid Hills, $5l.l9:
Carolina Trading Co., l house
E. Flat Rock, $ll.59.
Carolina Trading Co., Sd acre
Midway subdivision, 1922.
Carolina Trading Co., ! house
and lot Laurel Heights, $2l.S7.
Carolina Trading Co., 1 lot. Sew
enth avenue east, $500.
Carolina Trading Co., lot
Mrs. E. ". Carpenter, ia acres
mountain land, $25:25.
DR.. W. A. Carrigan, ! house and
lot corner 9th and Fleming,
$44.55. -"
R. G. Carroll, 10 acres Rusher
bottom, $4.27.
Misses Catherine and Matilda
1898. :. =,
Mrs. E. J. Carson, 1 lot Sylvan
Heights, $7.43.
Mrs. B. W. Carter, l lot Carter
subdivision, 1928.
Mrs. Lula B. Carter, 2 lots and
house Cold Springs Park, $33.41.
Mrs. Luna Mae Carter, 2 lots
Meadowbrook, $50? = -.
Miss Maud B. Carter, 1 lot Lau-
rel Park, $500.
Thomas N. Carter, lot Laurel
Park, $3.50:
Annie j. Case, ct al, lot Pace
St., $3.71. 49,. q
A. M. Case, ! lot near Yaies
30c.
A. NJ. Case, D l'2 acres near
Yale, $l.S6.
F. L. Case, ! lot MeadoworooK'
85c. ~.
billiard c. Case, l. acre Upward
road. $500.
n. A. Case and wife, 2 lots Ed
NEVILLE road, 8 lots Flynn land,
s4.95. 49,.
T. 10 rao0 A Infc md hnnE1
Evening star., 1934-09-11
SAAR CATHOLICS
BACK GERMANY
Editorial Reveals Swing of Senti-
ment in Plebiscite in
January.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAARBRUECKEN, The Saar, Sep
tember 1l.-A swing of Catholic SEN
timent to the support of Germany in
the Saar plebiscite next January was
indicated by an editorial in the terri
tory's Catholic organ. the Landes
zeitung, today.
The newspaper expressed the hope
that the government Of the League Of
Nations Saar Commission, now ad-
ministering the region, would end "as
son as possible"
The attitude of Catholics has been
a perlexing factor in the plesbicite, in
which inhabitants of the Saar will
vote whether to become a part OF
France, reunite with Germany or re-
main under a League protectorate.
Action Of the Saar Electoral Com
mission, which protested that Saar
Catholic youth organization commit
ted a breach of neutrality by sending
telegram pledging loyalty to Presi-
dent Paul Hindenburg as he was dy-
Ahe, PAo4APSCO CAAC AC"oPdPc1 D COl-
torial.
Sending the telegram was a point
of honor" the LandeS Zeitung said
Furthermore, the Catholic Saarland-
ers have no reason to honor, in SIM
liar manner, the League of Nations OF
the government appointed by it
which, 1t must be remembered, was
foisted upon us as an alien rulership
1t is a nowise unfriendly de-
sire that its activity be concluded as
quickly as possible"
Evening star., 1934-09-11
PROGRAM "SCENE"
TO COME OVER SEA.
Portion of "RaffIeS" Will Be
Broadcast From London
September %.

-OR the first time in radio
the Atlantic Ocean will be
spanned to pick up an entire
Il scene" as it is enacted in the
actual locale called for in the
script when portion OF HaInes-
the Amateur Cracksman' is broaocast
from London over the Columbia net
work Sunday, September %. The
traffic noises of oxford street, the
pedestrian activity around Marble
Arch and echoes Of the soap-box
radicals in Hyde Park will be blended
into the program, while two actors
read their lines into street micro
phone.
The program will open in the
WABC studios, New York. When
point in.the plot is reached calling
for a conversation between two minor
characters, supposedly standing on
the London streets opposite Marble
Arch, the switch-oVer to London Will
be made and that portion of the pro-
gram will flash across the Atlantic to
the Columbia network At the con-
clusion of the scene, the New York
studios will complete the episode.
The introduction of this trans
atlantic scene-shifting technique is
considered by Courtenay Savage, Col
umbia dramatic director, to be one OF
the most important steps taken so lar
toward increasing the elasticity ana
interest of radio dramatic production
on the air.
The cast of "Raff1es" will include
Frederic Worlock in the title role, as
sisted by Kirby Hawkes., 1rby Mar
shall. Ara Gerald and several others.
The production will be directed by
Knowles Entrikin. The radio adapta-
ton was made by Charles TazeweH
from the original short stories OF Z.
w. Hornung.
X X X
DOSE HAMPTON, celebrated young
N American contralto of the Met
ropolitan Opera Co., will make
her radio serial debut as the star OF
a new and elaborate musical program
to be presented over National Broad
casting Co. networks october 6.
Songs You Love" will be the title
OF the new series, in which Miss
hampton will sing the old, familiar
semi-classical selections beloved by so
many listeners as well as occasional
popular offerings. Nathaniel Shilkret
and his orchestra, and Billy Hillpot
and Scrappy Lambert, vocalists, will
accompany Miss hampton at the
weekly half hour broadcasts.
X
"EIVE-STAR FINAL" dramatized
l. news radio program will return
to VOL tomorrow at tbs pm.
Produced by Geraldine Garrick, newly
appointed dramatic director OF the
American Broadcasting System, the
sketches will be broadcast daily at the
same time. Miss Garrick will be as
sisted by John C. Skinner.
X Il
Modern radio testing methods
IV1 will be discussed at a meeting of
the Washington section of the
Institute of Radio Service Men, Friday
at 8 pm. in the auditorium of the
Potomac Electric Power Co. Building
The speakers will be L. D. Joralemon
and Don Craig.
EALL fashions for women will be
l. described in a special broadcast
over the Columbia network Sep
tember Is. Special reference will be
made to the gowns and coats at the
Carolyn Fashion Show in New York.
Evening star., 1934-09-11

1882, railway ton miles were only 3
per cent above the 1882 low point" z.
G. Hopkins, Western rail representa-
tive, told the delegates.
THE country's moving tonnage Is
diverted to other agencies, free from
the regulations imposed on the rail-
roads" he said, urging that the inter-
state commerce act be modified to
permit railway competition with
steamship companies on long-haul
business.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
OLD-AGE PENSIONS
ARE SEEN FOR ALL
Representative Keller Predicts
Security Enactments for
All Industries.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September l1.-Old-
age pensions for every industry were
predicted by Representative Kent
Keller, Democrat, of Illinois at the
Railway Pension Association conven-
ton which opened yesterday.
Railway employees pensions, auth
orized at the last session of Congress,
laid the foundation for a greater
democracy and security in old age"
said Keller. predicting that similar
pension plans will be adopted in
other industries.
R. J. Robinson, San Francisco,
secretary treasurer of the association,
advocated changes in the pension law
to permit payment of a pension upon
medical proof of disability.
While industrial production was
10 per cent higher in 1888 than in
Evening star., 1934-09-11
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

viewed by Martin Codel, prominent
radio writer.
whispering" Jack Smith, accompa-
MED by Arnold Johnson's Orchestra,
will return to WJSV at $50 for new
series of popular programs.
WMAL will broadcast portion OF
the American concert from the
esplanade of the Pan-American Union
from 9 to 10. The United States Navy
Band. directed by Lieut. Charles Ben
ter, will provide the major portion OF
the program. The soloist will be Ro-
sario de Orellana, Cuban soprano.
Evening star., 1934-09-11

"Tne vagabond King which intro
duced the Theater of the Air last
Spring, will be repeated on the same
program over WRC tonight at 9. AS
before, Gladys Swarthout, soprano, and
John Barclay will have the leading
roles in this operetta by Friml.
Representative Burke, Democratic
nominee for Senator of Nebraska, will
be heard over WJSV at 1890 during
the Party Issues program. His topic Is
Nebraska Looks at the New Deal"
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt will dis
cuss the question, DE We Need New
Evening star., 1934-09-11

Deal in Our Public School Educa-
tional Methodist" during her program
over WMAL at $3.50.
Hazel Glenn. soprano of musical
comedy fame, will be the guest star on
the "Lavendar and Old Lace" program
over WJSV at 7. She will replace
Muriel Wilson as co-star with Frank
Mum, tenor.
DR.. Irwin Stewart, chairman of the
telegraph division of the Federal Com
munications Commission, will discuss
the functions of his unit in broad
cast over WRC at g. He will be inter-
Evening star., 1934-09-11
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Per-
sonsl IS 8 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

RUGS MADE FROM YOUR OLD RUGS
carpets and woolen clothing. Southern
Rug Co.. phone North 344S.
WILL LEO HARRINGTON COMMUNICATE
with George Seward at his once?
GRADUATE NURSE WISHES POSITION
as nurse or companion to invalid or con-
valescent best of reference: reasonable
salary. Shepherd 367S.
DRESSMAKER. SPECIALIZING IN STYL-
ish maternity dresses and hard-to-flt hg-
ures: reasonable rates. Potomac 2447.
YOUNG LADY TO BOARD OR SHARE A
Groom apt. all modern conveniences, CAN
DECATUR 4770. Ia
Evening star., 1934-09-11
WANTED-AGENTS,

FAST SELLING Christmas card line. gor-
geouS 81 box Christmas cards. 81 folders,
parchmentS metallic effects. novelties;
1907 profit: six other Soc 75c. 81 assort-
ments; religious and personal cards. Ar
tistic. 291l Way. Elmira, N. Y.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
Slum Clearance Pledged.

London will have been cleared of
slums by 1941, according to a pledge
made by the chairman of the Housing
Committee.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
PLEAD NOT GUILTY
q. S. Customs Collector and Aides

AIIalgn6u OH huM OndISe.
SEATTLE. September IL (P-
George D. Hubbard, former United
States customs collector here, and
two of his aides, Howard r. Grow of
Bellingham, and Perry v. Wilcox of
Seattle, pleaded not guilty yesterday
when arraigned in Federal Court on
charges of conspiring to smuggle
liquor into the United States from
Canada.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

work in exchange for large furnished room;
bring references. 1928 NJ ST.. Thomas
Circle
Evening star., 1934-09-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ELEC REFRIGERATOR SCHOOL-Start
first class Sept. II. teaching household and
commercial service and installation; actual
shop work. Sl7 18th NV. Dist. 1850.
AUTO LESSONS for permit any time or
place; easy parking taught; cars furn. "Old
Reliable" Foster (whitel. Met. 1909. IL
DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. patient in
structors; D. c.. Md, Va. permits procured
easy parking. Mr.. KLAPP. Adams 3657-J.'
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT quickly with
your car; reasonable. Phone Georgia $3.50.
$50 Kennedy st. NV.
GOOD BUSINESS COURSE PAYS A
tremendous PROFIT a cheap one is usu-
ally like throwing money out OF q window.
Learn the best-Boyd or Gregg shorthand.
touch typing spelling. letter writing. filing.
etc. Faster progress. small classes; posi-
BOYD BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Est.- II
Yearsl. 1893 NV. Phone Natl. 2340.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
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 as
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., 1934-09-11
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN. high-class. call on investment
brokers: best reference required: no ad-
vance artists need apply: Real opportunity
S5ar Office 13'
Evening star., 1934-09-11
statesmen.

We have enough leads for additional
statesmen. Special campaign is now
under way. backed by local direct mail and
newspaper activity. Interesting school
trains you to tell the sales story that has
enabled statesmen to break all records in
have been multiplied by the addition Of
new products. Daily sales meeting per-
sonal counsel and advice help lick your
problems. Apply to Mr.. Brown 3rd floor,
BARBER & ROSS, INC,
l1th and c. SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
M EN-.

Three for outside work: good earnings.
Must be able to start work now and nave
car Apply superintendents once. 4tn
floor. "wednesday at 9:15 am.
KANN'S.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC AG.. Decatur 2119. 1925 eth
Cooks. g. h.w.. day workers helpers
maids. buffers. housemen. chauffeurs
RUPHER'S Employment Exchange has do
mestic jobs for colored girls with refer
ences. 1887 18th st. NV. Good wages.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
PERSONAL.
fnn-Ns..al

surplus fat in spots; results assured cabi-
net bath. elec. treat. North 620S. 1918 N st.
Law SCHOOL STUDENT WANTS PLACE
in home of professional man. Guard
children, take messages. etc. while study
ing. Adams 3027 for Walter or address
Box 5OO-Z. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-09-11
MAN.
RADIO Statesmen,

For position paying salary and commits
sion; must have sales ability. furnish s. 80
bond; car required. 200 Commercial Ma
tional Bank Bldg.
Evening star., 1934-09-11

We can use two aggressive. intelligent
men in our radio sales dept; men with
cars preferred A good income and splen-
did chance for advancement. Mr.. Bower
soX between and l am. BaileyS Tire
Stores. Florida and Sherman aves. NV.
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RADIU SALES NJ EN-.
Any make radio delivered. 81 down. z
permanent positions open. Highest com
missions paid Immediately upon delivery.
Apply Mr.. Perkins or Mr.. Hale. to IL
m, 1901 14th st. NV.
BAILEY'S TIRE STORES.
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STENOGRAPHER LARGE
REAL ESTATE OFFICE De
SIRES FIRST-CLASS STE
NOGRAPHER WITH EX-
PERIENCE. REPLY IN OWN
HANDWRITING, STATING
EXPERIENCE. ADDRESS
BOX 419-Z, STAR OFFICE.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

| AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. licensed white
| men; any hour. anywhere; your or our car.
\ Call any time Adams 34S9. 13'
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HUME IMFhUVEMENIC CUMFANIES
CARPENTER BUILDER, brick. cement.
plastering and paintingi plans. estimates
free; 24-hour service. Phone West O062-W.
Is
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. general re-
modelling from cellar to roof brick work.
plastering cementtng painting: reasonable.
Slavitt. Lincoln 9031. 12s
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UPHOLSTERERS, 2. must be
we'll experienced. Call 1885
10th st. NV.
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BAKERY AND LUNCH.
Opening on busy H st. ne, completely
equipped with oven, mixer, pans. show
ment; large storeroom and apt. above.
S100 per month.
HOWENSTEIN BROTHERS.
9TH H SITS. NE. LINCOLN OS97.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

STUDENT. DESTROYS TOUR, EITHER
Canada or New England States; share ex-
pense or drive; ready now; ref. Natl. $3.50.
YOUNG MAN WANTS TO REACH DEN
YER Colo. by September 10 for school;
would drive all or part way: references
given. Phone Clarendon 1889. 12'
WILL LET TWO PEOPLE WHO WILL PAY
gas and expenses drive car to California.
Phone North 2816.
RETURNING TO FLORIDA.
Beautiful new csr; accommodate several
persons: reasonable; ref. Potomac 5000.
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ROUTE MEN.

CALES VI EN.
aggressive. intelligent young men.
permanent work. good income. No triferS.
Mr.. Wivel between 9 and IL am. at 30O1
l4th st. NV.
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HOUSEHOLD SERVICE.

BEDDING MATTRESSES. Dox springs ard
pillows reno: best prices and prompt del.
Wash. Mattress Co. 3l9 L st. s.w. Ma. 6679.
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AGENTS and organizations-Sel our dol
lar boxes of beautiful Christmas cards;
500 commission; exceptional offerings in
Evening star., 1934-09-11

ELECTRICAL REPAIRS AIRS, and a5 wir-
Wheels. Inc. have shops all over town to
serve you; See your Telephone Directory
for branch nearest you. or call Wisconsin
1921. No job too small or too large.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

All makes: work fully guaranteed. Esti-
mates free. McKain's Service, 413 H
ST. me- Phone Lincoln 6050.
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HELP-WOMEN.

11th and G. SITS. NV.