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The Lexington advertiser., 1934-05-03
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Ruby May Thompson, faculty
member of Coxburg School, is visiting
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Brown at Ebenezer, prior to leaving for
summer holidays at her home in South
Mississippi.
W "A Rhodes of Tishomingo county,
is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. W. 7.
Holder and family this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Neely Ashley, Mrs. M.
R. Ashley, of Glen Allen, were guests
the past week in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. O. Nixon at Tolarville.
Morris Williams has enrolled for
correspondence course in law with the
American Extension University, Chica-
go, and will take a complete study of
the subject through written lectures and
other data as offered by a regular law
school.
Frank Parsons and Wallace Porter
were up from Ebenezer Saturday on a
business mission in our city.
Get our prices on Oats, Sweet
Feed, Shorts and Cotton Seed
Meal if you want to save money.
Piggly Wiggly, Lexington, Miss.
Fred Tyson, of Eden, Route 2, was a
business visitor here Saturday and also
paid The Advertiser a renewal visit
while here.
A. j. McEachern and Earl Swayze
were here from Benton Saturday on
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Miles of Clarksdale
stopped over in Lexington Sunday to
greet friends while visiting relatives
in Holmes county.
James 7. Jaudon, who left here last
year to make a tour of the country
painting signs, is visiting relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. f. E. Tidwell and family near
Lexington. He stated he visited II
states in his tour and painted beer ad-
vertisements in all but two states,
Louisiana and Georgia.
One of the best known cures for sea
sickness is to see America first.
The Lexington advertiser., 1934-05-03
Johnson Will Open
Rainbow Garden TOnite

The opening of Rainbow Garden, for
merly known as Kealhofers Skating
Rink, Durant, will be held tonight at
10 o'clock, according to H. C. johnson,
this city, who has leased the establish
ment. A dance will be given tonight and
each week the coming months. Music
will be furnished by Bob Stephenson
Dance Orchestra. The building is
located north of Durant on Highway 81
The Lexington advertiser., 1934-05-03
.JR. COLLEGE

On Friday evening at seven forty-five
o'clock, "The Gypsy Rover" romantic
musical comedy, will be presented in the
college auditorium.
The Lexington advertiser., 1934-05-03
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GOODMAN


The Woman's Reading Club met in the
home of Mrs. J. D. Neaves on IuesdaE'
The only business of Importance was the
appointment of Mrs. j. d. Neaves as
treasurer to fill the vacancy caused pN
the resignation of Mrs Cauble, who
will 90 to join Rev Cauble at Ierre
Haute, Ind, in about ten days Inc
program was in charge of Mrs RoperVS,
Literature Chairman, and consisted VI
one act play, put on by pupils OF MISS
Thaxton. head of the department OF
expression at the junior college. Inc
title of the play was "Parlor TrlcKs'
and the following girls took paris
Misses Ann Watson, Madeline Russell
Louise Harrell, Alice Haffey, Grace van
Keuren and Frances Word. During the
social hour, Mrs. Neaves served a de-
licious plate lunch consisting of chicken
la king, hot rolls, a CONCEALED salad
and hot tea. Beside club members, the
following were guests. Mesdames j. L.
Donald, SHELTON, Hollum, Richie, Thomp
son, Thomas, Mabry, Houston ana
Mobiles. Misses Josephine Carter, Del'e
Ousley, Mary E. Cowsert, Helen NC
Daniel and Ida Mae Metts.
The Wagner Music Club met Satur-
day, April 81, 1884, in the spacious
country home of Mrs. Joe Schrock with
Misses Blanche and Sid as hostesses
The following program was given an
German Opera-Roll Call-favorite OPP
era and why; Story of "Parsifal''-Davis
Douglas; A Soiree at Richard Wagner's
-Wylma Black; Adagio Movement from
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata - Ger
trude Everette; The Twilight of Mu-
sical God-Elizabeth Cowsert; Song OF
Twilight" by Mendelssohn - Louise
Oaks; Life of Weber-Sarah Rogers;
Mothers of Great disadvantages
Metts; When Is Music Well Played
Arthur Derrick Salad and Spanish
cream and cake, mints club colors green
and white were carried out.
Mrs Shelby Stafford has as her
house guest, her sister, Mrs. Richie,
from Tunica, and children.
Marion Ousley, Edward Mabry and
Hugh Cowsert, came down from Ole Miss
% spend the week end with home folks.
Among those who attended the fun
,ral of the late Miss Jerry Campbell |
we're, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. SHELTON, Rev
. F. Metts, Miss Ida Mae Metts, Misses |
and Halle Albin, Gladys Gul-
edge, Rosa Lee Metts and Gwendolyn
Meek
Mrs. H. I. Cowsert, Miss Mary Eliza
,eth Cowsert and Miss Gwendolyn Meek
attended the field meet at Wesson FRI
lay and Saturday.
Mrs. Essie Smith returned Thursday |
afternoon from a short visit to her
laughter, Mrs. Grey Collins at Water
Valley.
Misses Adelyn and Margaret Lasen-
Ter spent the week end with relatives
1T Durant. |
Misses Mamie Hollum and Josephine |
Carter and Mrs. Corrie Carter shopped |
IN Jackson Thursday.
Among those who went to Jackson to
the general conference were Mr.. and
Mrs J. D. Neaves and Mrs. Neaves, Sr.,
The Lexington advertiser., 1934-05-03
CRUCER
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
s;ss;on Study CrOuD Meets.

On Monday afternoon, April ~, hine
members of the Methodist W. M. o.
met for the mission study program. MIS-
f. j. Hines read for scripture lesson
John 8: 1882, after which the Lord
prayer was repeated in unison. "Edu-
cation of Eastern Women" the third
chapter of the missiono book, was given
by Mrs R. B. O'Reilly. Mrs. l. b.
Smith discussed development OF Eco
nomical independence" the foufth
chapter The meeting was closed WITH
prayer led by Mrs. J. C. Cannon.
The Lexington advertiser., 1934-05-03
Primaries Have Weekly Program.

The primary group of the Methodist
organization met at the church TUESDAY
afternoon, May /, for their weekly
program which was as follows: Song
.onward, Christian Soldiers; Scrip
ture, 23rd Psalm, Harry Gertz; prayer
Mrs. J. P. Hairston; Poem, kindness
Stanley Mae Harris; Story, Betty
Finds a Way" Willie Jane Arterbury;
Bible drill Patriarchs and The Saviours
Birth; Song, 81 Would Be True; and
motto.
The Lexington advertiser., 1934-05-03

j. L. Harrison and Miss Ethelyn Blanch-
ard, back for Sabbath Days visit with
his father, Mr.. R. B. Blanchard, who has
recently returned from a hospital in
The Washington times., 1934-09-24

Lawyers of the city are concen-
trating on the new Municipal
Court order banning agents and
persons in representative capaci-
ties other than lawyers from ap-
pearing in the various branches
of the court.
The order becomes effectivc
October l, and although Seton
Darr's committee knew exactly
what it was driving at when it
procured the signing of the order,
lawyers of the city have as yet no
inkling of just how far the judges
of the court will go in constituting
the order.
District Supreme Court rules re-
garding appearance of litigants in
proper person are well known
even as the rules affect officers
of corporations, but the lawyers
do not know whether the Munich
pal Court judges will follow the
higher court to the letter in such
questions.
Frank F. Nesbit, Mrs. Nesbit
The Washington times., 1934-09-24

OIOpk1CI, JOo0uP
Blair. It lies in Silver Spring, ad-
jacent to the District Line, and
has been in the Blair-Lee family
for generations, since the first
Blair settled in Silver Spring dur
ing the time Andrew Jackson was
president of the United States.
Frederick Lee made the address
Of acceptance as a member OF the
commission, but he spoke mainly
to the children Of Montgomery
county, who will derive the princi-
pal benefit from the park.
Incidentally, there were many OF
those present at the dedication OF
JeSup Blair Park who travelled
through Major Lees parks-Sligo
Valley, Rock Greek and others
which are dotted with attractive
dwellings built and sold rapidly by
the North Washington Realty Co.
And Major Lee had some brand
new houses which they probably
saw if they read the papers, and
if they saw those houses on Boni-
FAINT Street and wanted a place to
live where community activities
are sponsored by the builders, and
maintained on a wholesome scale
The Washington times., 1934-09-24
NIGHT SCHOOL
SURVEY ASKED

Principals Of Prince Georges
County schools were asked today
to conduct surveys in areas sur
rounding their schools to deter.
mine the number of adults who
will attend the free night school
classes which will begin early in
October.
Over $1,000 a month has been
appropriated from Federal en1er-
gency relief funds to conduct the
classes from october to next June.
The classes are to be open to
persons over 16 years of age, and
are held in each school OF the
county, the minimum enrolment
for each class being 10.
Principals are to determine the
demand in each locality for such
courses as care of children, recon
ditioning clothing, nursing, home
management, sewing, parliamen-
tary law, business English, eco
nomics, physical education, read
ing and writing, mathematics,
farm management, landscape gar
dening, parent education, singing,
orchestra or band, and cooking.
The Washington times., 1934-09-24
Man, Youth Injured
In Traffic Mishaps

Two persons who suffered traf-
fic injuries here yesterday are
recovering in Casualty Hospital to-
day.
Charles Michael, %, of the 100
block Fourteenth st. N. W., and
12-year-old Charles Parish, Of the
900 block Elliott st. N. E., were the
victims. Mr.. Michael suffered a
fractured ankle wren struck by a
machine at Eleventh and H
Streets Northwest, and the Parish
youth a fractured arm when
struck at Maryland Avenue and G
Streets Northeast.
The Washington times., 1934-09-24
U.S.. Funds Provide
MARYLAND u Jobs

More than 200 students at the
University of Maryland have been
given jobs around the university
this year with funds provided by
the Federal Emergency Relief Ad-
ministration, according to DR.. Eu-
gene B. Daniels, who has charge
of the employment service.
The jobs range from clerical
and research work to physical Ia
Dor, and the rate of pay is IS
cents an hour. Fifteen dollars a
month is the maximum salary at
tainable.
The Washington times., 1934-09-24
Chamber to Vote
On Budget Change
nv international News Service


Radical changes in the Govern
ment's budgetary system to pro-
mote economy and prevent de-
ficits were proposed today 3y a
committee of the Chamber Of Com
merce of the United States for a
vote before the Chambers entire
membership.
Among other things the COM
mittee would give the President
adequate power, by statuate, to
control expenditures. It also re-
commended the President be given
power to veto any item in an ap-
preparation bill.
The Washington times., 1934-09-24

Frank F. Nesbit, Mrs. Nesbit
The Washington times., 1934-09-24

from an ex-
tended Euro
|pean tour.
The family
| closed the doors
of their Wesley
! Heights home
on August /,
; and two days
later Sa ! e d
/ aboard the La
/ coma for Liver
: p ool. F ro m
/: there they went
; to Scotland and
! England, stick
] ing to the coun-
/ tryside places
! for the most
! part.
4 Their CONT.
IN e n t al trip,
! h o W e yer, in
/ cluded P ri S
: and the nearby
!. chateaus, the
Di1yioro Tlnr.
The Washington times., 1934-09-24

ity was forged
Saturday when
Col. E. Brooke
Lee form ally
presented JeS-
up Blair Park,
a gift Of his an
ceStorS, to the
National Capt.
tai Park and
Planning Com.
mission.
1uS park Wdo
given by tn e
late Mrs. Violet
Blair Janin, in
memory of her
The Washington times., 1934-09-24

ence, Rome and Naples. From
all accounts, Miss Barbara, who is
winding up her third European
tour with her parents, appears
more enthusiastic than ever as she
is now getting just about old
enough to know what it is all
about.
The Washington times., 1934-09-24
by the dwellers, several OF the
houses we're sold.


w. C. and A. N. Miller have de-
veloped the community spirit idea
intensively in Washington. Their
Wesley Heights and Spring Valley
developments boast of fine COM
munity houses where recreation
for adults and planned winter
courses for children are provided
by the citizens of the community.
The community publishes its
own monthly publication, Leaves
of Wesley Heights" rich in CLEAN
ings for the society editors of the
contemporary dailies. The little
magazines also demonstrates that
the Miller brothers combine knows
how to obtain quality advertising
for its own publication as well as
how to place its own quality ad-
vertising in the dailies.
This firm rounded out the week
by closing the sales contract on
one of it's most attractive units at
4237 Garfield ST., Wesley Heights,
with Jacques Futrelle.
The Washington times., 1934-09-24
SUPERVISORS TO MEET

LYNCHBURG, Va, Sept. "a
(SpeciaD TO organize a State
association. members Of county
boards of supervisors from every
section of Virginia will meet in
Lynchburg, November /.
The Washington times., 1934-09-24
Van Devanter Back
With Body of Wife

NEW YORK, Sept. "a U.SO.
Justice Willis Van Devanter OF
the United States Supreme Court
returned yesterday aboard the Hol-
land America liner Statendam.
He brought back the body of his
wife, who died on September 3
in Wiesbaden, Germany, during
their vacation aboard.
The Washington times., 1934-09-24
DONATES
BLAIR PARK
To CITY
BY DICK BAKER

Another link in the extensive
chain Of beautiful parks in the
District Of Columbia and its Yicin.
The Washington times., 1934-09-24
LAWYERS Wait Action
On Court Order

and young Miss Barbara Nesbit
are expected to return this week
Evening star., 1934-05-20
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
ali 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., 1934-05-20

MOLES OR OTHER SKIN LESSONS RE-
moved palnlessly by latest scientific. meth
ods; tree consultations: moderate chargeS.
Phone NO. lO499- DIR. 2. F. DEM1NG.
REDUCING-6 TREATS. So; REMOVES
surplus fat in spots; results assured; cabI-
net bath elec. treat. NO. 62Os. 1913 ST.
STENOGRAPHIC WORK DONE EVENINGS
and Sundays Ma. SgsI. Apt. 1909.
BUSINESS LADY WANTS PRIVATE LOAN
of $500 Immediately. Collateral good
interest. Address Box 210-V. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

WE HAVE very good oppor-
tunitv for statesmen in our Elec-
trio Refrigerator Department
Experience not a requirement.
Good type, intelligent men with
own automobile will be given
every consideration. Apply
before 1870 am, Superintend-
ent's Office, fourth floor, 5.
Kann Sons Co.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

! NURSE, white. for > school girls. upstairs
work: eXperienced. references 243S
NEwark st. NV. after = pm. Emerson
Evening star., 1934-05-20

TEACHER FOR LESSONS IN SHORTHAND
and English. Adams 1527M
IF YOU DESIRE A CHEERFUL ROOM FOR
rest and recuperatlon with proper diet,
cnnd care. call SH. 291I-R.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

JANITOR'S HELPER. colored. willing
worker in exchange for apartment. >
rooms. kitchen bath. I46O Columbia rd.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

COLLEGE MAN WISHES SPECIAL AS
| SignmentS for afternoon or evening. Can
satisfy. Address Box 250-V. Star ONCE.
| CONTRACT BRIDGE CLUB-MONDAYS
| and Fridays. $50 pm. Brick Wall Inn,
| 1905 K ST. Admission. soc. ME. 9773.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

INFANTS NURSE, white; must be free TO
travel State age experience. salary ex-
pected References required. Address Box
Evening star., 1934-05-20

MAKE FIBER FLOWERS FOR PLEASURE
or profit. We teach you free See this
new creative art. 1917 F St. Rm. S07.
| SPANISH. FRENCH, ITALIAN CLASSES.
/ soc. at 1906 NV. 2nd A., at pm.
| Spanish, Mon, Thurs, Italian. Wed;
Evening star., 1934-05-20

MAID. colored knows how to tend young
baby. Apply in person Sunday afternoon
tO Ca1tyert st
Evening star., 1934-05-20

| WANT TO BOARD REFINED CHILD OF
school age. nearby Maryland, $50 month,
Address Box 34O-V Star Office
Evening star., 1934-05-20
AUTOMOBILE
SALES MEN.

We can now offer few
high-grade men who now are
employed and who would like
TO make a change an oppor-
tunitv to connect with one OF
Washington's low-prlced car
dealers. Salary and commits
sion. Our men have been
notified OF this ad. Address
Box 225-V, Star office.
Evening star., 1934-05-20
WANTED-SALESMEN.


sALEsMEN 8 AgTo-Two energetic men to 9
workers. steuart Motor Co. 5l4 H st. ne.
sALEsMEN for in and out of town: Good
$50 max. with Il in sxo days
Call 514 Bond Bldg. 10 am. to pm.
sALEsMAN-Printing, for plant equipped
to handle all classes Of work; state fully
sSs rTbt Adaress good Ga
sALEsMEN--Everybody buys business sta
Loves Lowest prices Free cuts. Quickest d.. de-
necessary. New way self selling outfit free.
Willens. 2l32-PT Gladys, CHICAGO.
SALESMEN--Four SIS sales to stores net
ySS SO ea she.s Savers sye Ft
calling Coal dsssrs .t
lowest & priced line OF business n cards ana ,in
West ST., New York
SALESMEN-To sell low-priced counter
type ice cream freezer to retail stores on
exclusive contract basis. Leads furnished
ing. Strictly commission. Must own car:
Call Mr. Maranz tomorrow between II and
at Hamilton Hotel.
statesmen to sell real estate in the best
NV, section of Washington and Mary
land: experience not required; prospects
furnished and expert cooperation given
in closing. Apply Room 212, Garry Build
ing. 927 18th ST. NV. Monday morning.
SPECIALITY SALESMEN-Busines stimu-
lator for retail stores; sells on sight; Won
derful repeater; pays So commission on
sale. President. $40 Arch. Phila., Pa.
WE will employ you, wherever you live;
1905 and renewals; good for about $50
week from start; family group protection.
to 80; big future. Write Box 432, Evans
Evening star., 1934-05-20
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

LAUNDRY to take home, by frst-class
laundress; bundle or family wash; can give
Evening star., 1934-05-20
yTER, frst-class, Monday morning

| inston traue. Advise fully past experience
and telephone number. Address Box
1OS-V Star nf6ce
Evening star., 1934-05-20
RATES OUTSIDE o5-MILE RADIUS OF
WASHINGTON.

4-lne minimum
1 time 25c per line
3 times, &c per line
40 times or more consecutively, 2oc per line
Advertisements under Personal sc pei
line additional
Evening star., 1934-05-20

LAUNDRY wanted to take home: blankets
washed. sun dried; 10 years best city
reference. Metropolitan os60. Mrs.
Franklin.
Evening star., 1934-05-20
LEGIONNAIRES.

LEGIONNAlRES.
EX- Service Men With Cars.
Can place a few high grade statesmen
in surrounding territory on a dignified.
proven and permanent proposition. others
are earning from $40 TO 500 per week
come IN and see 1t done Leads furnished
to business and professional men with
financial assistance. Will interview at 10
m. and > pm. sharp. r. E. Lindorff.
$50 Bond Bids The American Legion
National Source Records Commission.
SPECIALITY Statesmen.
If you are the type of statesmen who has
Institute. trade Journals insurance or
similar proposition. ! can offer you real
opportunity.
Interview Sunday IL IN. to . pm, or
Monday from m. to am.
Portland Hotel. Vermont ave. at
Thomas Circle. H. S. Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1934-05-20
MEN.
SINCERE MEN OF THOUGHT
AND ACTION.


Within the past few weeks we have hired
several men in the District of Columbia and
surrounding territory who today will tell
profitable work of their lives Maybe. you
too will meet our requirements and find
that connection with US will prove profit-
We are painstakingly careful in the
wording OF our ads to see that no mislead-
are skeptical today-they have a right to
be We tell you our company is financially
sound. Our men are making more than
safe fhopoGghiy oG E We W tell you % our r company
is groUing rapidly-that last year was our
best year in business. We have added men
laying them of or reducing their pay. We
have reduced no salaries or laid any one
off for several years. all OF which must con-
vince YOU our mechanical specialties are not
the ordinary kind. There must be some
thing unusual about them. This year so
tar is the best in our history. We are
ords. month after month risht mere IN
Washington. Our product is something
new. the need Of which is universal ana
the demand greater than you can POSSIBLY
imagine until you have seen and investi-
we have nothing to sell YOU. If you are
thing that other men IN Washinston are
not doing successfully each day. but We do
most emphaticaly state II you NEE OUT
etc we will give you as good. II not a
better opportunity than you have ohfs eEes
iiVirs for Yourself and your family. on a
liberal compensation plan with no invest
ment of anv kind from you The work Is
dignifed and pleasant and you VIII De gag
TO look your friend in the eve and tell
bin, about it. The pay is exceptionally
good. - -,
If you earnestly want a Job or an o, op-
nortunitv IN better yourself and are VIII
D5 ing 'HD5 to put sincere thought and action into
your work we will be glad to meet you
1ersonaIiy Monday morning from Q 30 to ]. !.
at 90I Denrike Bldg. 1910 vermont
ave NV
Evening star., 1934-05-20

\ FINE OPPORTUNITY for
several enthusiastic young men
in our Appliance Dept. Trans
portation and leads furnished.
Floor periods. Apply The
Hecht Co., employment office,
Monday between 10 and II.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

FEN-Able to qualify as assistant in our
organization within six months: must be
willing to start from the ground ana learn
the business. Address Box 341-H, Star
osicH.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

agency would like TO secure limited serv-
ices of young lawyer in return for desk
space Address Box i96-V, Star of1ce.
Evening star., 1934-05-20
statesmen.

A substantial local company. has an
attractive savings plan to offer the public.
Experience not necessary If you are willing
70 work as we will assist you. Call at
Room 305. 1881 G st. NV. between $3.50
am. and II am
Evening star., 1934-05-20

SEVERAL HIGH-CLASS MEN,
with clientele. to sell high-class
dividend-paying security in local
company. Sec Mr., Eisele, 1907 X
ST NV.
Evening star., 1934-05-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

A3Nc AnOSAAoN SOOhcIcs
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners; review; speed dlcta-
ton; private lessons: moderate rates. DE.
35S4-J.
DIST. AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL.
course for only S5. DI 1888.
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT; ANY TINE
or place; easy parking taught: cars furn.
TUTORING. PASS YOUR EXAMS! SPAN
ish. French Latin; former high school
teacher. expert tutor. AID. 373S-J.
SHoRTHAND-TYPING
Day School. $40 Mo Night. So
Special Summer Rates Why Pay More?
CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE. 1910 N. Y. Ave.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY.
with your car. Reasonable. GE. $3.50.
SPANISH CONVERSATION.
Native with knowledge OF grammar.
Address Box ll7-V, Star Office
STOREKEEPER- -GAUGER EXAMINATION
soon; home study course and two evening
lectures. 50. Prepare now for highest rat
ing. Capital City College, 1910 N Y ave.
BLACKSTONE INSTITUTE LAW COURSE
cash credit OF 81 ss for best offer. Credit
pays for complete course. including 20
volume law library EN- 1s45.
vIoLoNCELLO INSTRUCTION - BEST
methods used by conservatory-trained
player 81 per lesson. Call evenings.
AUTO driving instructions for Trafic Bu-
structors. Car furnished If desired. DE.
Evening star., 1934-05-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CAPABLE STUDENT CHAUFFEUR DRIVE
So. Calf for expenses. June %; refer
ences. Address Box 234-V, Star ONCE.
GOING TO DALLAS, TEX MONDAY
morning; can accommodate three passen-
gers: SIS per person. Hupmobile sedan.
SH. 1876.
Silver Spring to city and return daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Call SH l944-W. evenings
Evening star., 1934-05-20

WILL TRADE MY EQUITY OF NEAR
$4,000 in mansion (stone castle). in foot
hills: cost over S6o.o90: present price is
100000: suitable residence. club or road
house; will consider your equity. $4,000
| 10 $4,000, in D. c. big house west OF
| l4th Address Box 3-X, Star Office
Evening star., 1934-05-20

MAN COLORED-CAN COOK, CLEAN.
! home References North S1S4.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

| NURSING HOME-CAN ACCOMMODATE
| aged or invalid person in large, flrst-noor
room with porch; also large garden; day
| and night nursing service; special diets.
| o737 Cathedral ave. NV. AID. 4092.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

SUMMER CAMP FOR BOYS ON CHESA-
peake Baylor rates and additional in
formation. phone Clarendon 500.
Evening star., 1934-05-20

| BRIDGE CLUB GAMES AVAILABLE TO
| desirable contract players: appointment
lessons. VANDERBILT BRIDGE STUDIO,
| o0OE Macs owe N " North 64So
Evening star., 1934-05-20

| room Kitchen and bath Frigidaire with
! another gentleman, by June l. Address
| Box TX, Star Office.