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La gaceta., 1935-09-07

Los pesos dados desde ell ring
fueron, Chino, 1876 libras, Y Sa-
gdero, LAG.
Mas de 5000 personals pre-
senciaron 81 combate, approve
chandose 5000 de los tickets"
de a 25 centavos.
Manuel Quintero subi6 al ia
blado a retar al vencedor, 10 que
hizo por conducto del referee.
Mano lie do la mano al Re
lampago; mas no quiso conce-
der ell honor a China, recordan-
10 la brusca acometida de este,
rue le puso a dormir.
Alvarez lie "ripost0' por me-
do del arbitro, retandole a a.
rriesgar su bolsa en- ell combate
que Sc verifique.
La victoria del j6ven de West
Tampa lie abre el canine para
una nueva pelea con Manuel
Quintero, que promote ser SEN
Sacional.
Mano ne estudiara golpes Sc
cretos; pero lie hara frente de
modo que ell Chino Sc acuerde
de el durante muchos amos.
Tablas Sc declare la pelea en-
ire Mike Firpo y Red Powell,
dos hombres de 1870 libras cada
uno. Mike parecfa tener un pc
queno margen de ventaja.
Richard Hernandez venci6 a
Eddie Bond, DE Bradenton, Y
Jose Rodriguez puso a dormir,
en- ell segundo %asalto, a Ray Jeff
coat.
Speedy Red, I'm negrito "a
cost6' a Amado Pedroso, tam
bien de la raza de color.
La fecha de la pelea Quinte-
ro-Alvarez Sc fijara la semana
entrante.
Evening star., 1935-08-02
Natures Children
Pika or Cony (Ochotona Princeps).

While on your tramps in these
sections, you may hear them. But
remember to look in the opposite di-
rection from the sound of the whistle,
for the cony is a famous ventrilo-
quist!
Crouched in the low grass, cony
may be watching you with shiny eyes,
his expressive whiskers fairly quivering
with curiosity. His white-edged ears
look handsome and efficient, as they
catch every vibration your footsteps
make upon the ground.
To recognize a pika, when he is
sitting still beside a Sun-drenched
rock, is difficult indeed, as his yel-
lowish-brown fur coat blends per-
fectly with the surrounding colors.
When he decides to bound away, you
discover he is tailless.
AS you climb over the steep rocks,
you begin to take particular notice
of the little "haystacks," tucked in
between the crevices of the rocks.
From now on, you will see so many
of them, you realize the cony is a
thrifty fellow, who puts by for the
Winter days, though he is not hi
bernator and is abroad all through
the Winter, no matter what the
weather.
You are also likely to hear the
squealing, whistling and shrill cries
of the little beasts, as they race about
from one harvest field to another.
Their paths become worn,s and you
may have the thrilling experience of
Evening star., 1935-08-02
Bedtime Stories
Reddy Makes a Discovery.

that Reddy was painting, for the heat
of the day still fingered. Come on
in" said Jerry. Come on in; the
waters fine"
Reddy waded out until the water
was hallway up his legs. 1t felt cool
and comfortable. He drank his fill
He stopped painting The water there
was shallow. The bottom of the
Smiling Pool sloped off very gently.
Reddy moved out just little. "Oh,
come on in and have a SWIM" cried
Jerry.
Now. Reddy could swim, but he
isn't exactly what you would call
fond of the water. He didn't like the
thought of plunging right in all over.
Perhaps you know what that feeling
is. Perhaps you have gone bathing
and spent a long time trying to de-
eide whether to wade in slowly or
plunge in suddenly. Reddy couldn't
make up his mind to take the plunge,
so he kept taking a step or two
and then standing for few minutes.
So very slowly he waded out deeper
and deeper.
Pretty soon the water was halfway
up his sides. How cool and refresh
ing it felt. He stood there for sew
eral minutes, just enjoying that COM
Portable feeling. Then he moved for
ward a little. The water was now
almost up to the top of his back. The
next time he moved forward the water
was over his back, and he was stand
ing with just his head out of the
water Yes, sir. that is the way he
was standing And it was while he
was standing thus that he suddenly
realized that there were more f1eas
on his head and face than ever
he had known before. His head
and face were just covered with them
They hadn't been there whep he had
started into the water. Of course
not They had been hiding in his
coat all over. They didn't like the
water. AS he had slowly waded in
the f1eas had kept moving up to get
out of the water, until now they had
reached the only part of him that
was out of the water, his head.
Reddy began to swim, and his head
sank little lower in the water. The
f1eas all moved up toward his nose
He ducked his head under. He did
it without thinking, because those
f1eas made him so uncomfortable
Some of them were washed off. There
were plenty left, however. A piece of
bark was floating just in front OF
Reddy. He paused for a moment or
two with his nose close to it, trying
to make up his mind what to dc
next The feas left his nose for that
piece of bark. So by accident Reddy
had discovered way of getting rid
of f1eaS.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

The bidding
South West North East
Fl: N' T. D Psss esss e e T. a, l gss: as;
= N r Pass Pass Pass
l. A strong bid, after third-hand
club bid. The overcall does not make
the bid any the weaker, either.
2. Since South did not bid one
spade over one heart, North may
assume that he does not hold four
spades. The raise in no trumps is
correct.
West opened the nine OF hearts.
South ducked in the dummy and
East won with the king, returning the
five spot. Since I already intimated
that South laid down the ace and
king of clubs, there is nothing fur
ther to be said along those lines.
South went down two tricks.
The safety play, since South as
sumes that the clubs will break
three-two, is for the declarer to play
the ace, and then small one. Had
the king of spades not been in dummy
he would have made that play, said
South afterward. Too bad! Just for
get about kings of spades from this
time on, South old fellow.
East shows out and South puts up
the ten spot. He wins the heart re-
turn with queen, illnesses for Vests
Jack of clubs and makes four odd by
finessing the jack of spades. The
Jack of spades finesse does not win,
my critics, but the spades break
three-three. !,
Evening star., 1935-08-02
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

IITHE comics are but a feeble
folk, yet make they their
houses in the rocks'-so
u runs the verse in Proverbs
But the writer, could he visit haunts
in our Western mountains, would
hardly describe them as feeble. Small
they may be, but also husky, active
and capable of making some very
wide, handsome leaps from rocks to
rocks, on their fur-covered soles.
There are IL species of these very
interesting little mountain dwellerS.
They belong in class by themselves,
and seem to be the missing link be-
tween the rabbits and the guinea
pigs.
They love to roam over the noun
tains at an altitude of to IL thou
sand feet above sea level. You may
find them in the Rocky Mountains,
in British Columbia, and from there
to the south branch of the Macken-
zie River, and also in Idaho, in the
Salmon River, or -Toothed-M Noun
tain section. They have cousins in
Asia, but their closest kin in North
America is the hare. This slight re-
semblance is one reason the cony
Is called little chief hare" or
''whistling hare"
Evening star., 1935-08-02

THIS is a variation of the surname
Power, being traceable to the same
root-name LIE Poer of Norman
French origin. In England, the name
can be traced as far back as the reign
of Henry II, but beyond that little is
known about how or when they came
from France to that country. One
John LIE Poer held lands in County
York in 1901. An old tradition exists
in the family to the effect that some
remote member of the family changed
the spelling of the name for business
reasons. Being a merchant and VIC
tim of hard times, he reasoned that if
he changed his name to John Poor, it
would no doubt attract the sympathy
and trade of his townSmen.
The coat of arms here shown is ac-
credited to Daniel, John and Samuel,
three Poore brothers." who came to
America from Wiltshire, England, in
1885, and settled in Newbury, Mass.
The color description of the arms is
as follows: Argent, fess azure be-
tween three mullets gules. Crest-a
tower sable masoned argent"
Copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1935-08-02

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet: ::
no 6Iugs or surgery. DR. SOMMER-
WERCK 1865 Columbia I'd. Adams 03SS,
ALCO RUBS. WHITE NURSE. 1909 PA.
ave. NV. Apt. 80 Hours. 10 to 8. Open
Sunday. -
IRIS. BEAUTIFUL VARIETIES: MIXED
roots. 81 per dozen. Phone Wisconsin
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there Is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due 10 in
ability to pay a high price The Greater
W W Chambers Co offers a complete
funeral. cars and all, for as little As SO
Worlds finest waterproof. alright. guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case OF death call
the Greater W w Chambers Co. 14th ST.
corner Chaplin w Col O432 Phone or
write our address We will send you
beautiful catalogue OF how We do it. l400
Chaplin st. NV. Columbia 0433 5l7 llth
St Sc. Atlantic 600.
MASSAGE, PHYSIOTHERAPY SOO3 GA
ave Apt. l. Appointment only; hotel or
residence. Hours. TO 3. Shepherd 3512.
MASS AGE BY MALE NURSE FROM N. Y.
City; gentlemen only. Estab. yrs. Phone
National 5o5S 3'
MEN-REAL TREATMENTS; STIMULAT-
or elec. baths infra red and sun rays
showers strictly private; Summer prices
Phone North 1865 1901 o st. NV. 3"
Evening star., 1935-08-02
Contract
BY p. HAL SIMS.
Safety Play.

r HAVE been playing quite lot of
rubber bridge recently and have
noticed a deplorable carelesSness on
the part of some of the country's fin
est players. The duplicate spirit is
somehow missing-the old "die-for-
team-of-four" spirit. Overtricks do
not matter in rubber bridge, and with
relaxation of the determination to get
the last notch out of the contract there
has been consequent slip-shoddiness
In the play of every hand. What
odds? Another hand will be along in
O minute.
I dare say that South would never
have tried to drop the clubs 3-2 in
duplicate A minutes thought would
have shown him the correct safety
play. But South went ahead, slap
bang! Here is the hand
Evening star., 1935-08-02

watching them race back and forth
to their hay rick with a mouthful of
hay.
When alarmed, all comics run swiftly
along the rock creviceS to a retreat.
You may sometimes come across a
colony of them where saw-mills have
been erected and where slide rocks
are numerous
1t is strange that these little noun
tain children have not learned that
noise is often the price of freedom,
and even life itself. But they 60
about making their complaining notes,
even when stretched out, taking a
sun bath or well-earned nap. and
thus reveal their presence to their
arch-enemies, the eagles and hawks.
About May, four babies are born
to each mother cony. They are noisy,
queer-looking little chaps. eager to
learn, and delighted over their abil-
ity to leap from rock to rock.
(copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1935-08-02
Skill Fails, Strength Wins.

WEST PLAINS, Mo. P.-A st.
Louis locksmith spent three days try
ing to open the safe of the First Ma
tional Bank here, but it baked his
every effort. Finally, with block and
tackle, he bounced the safe on the
floor. The tumblers fell and the safe
opened easily. A report ON the con-
dition of the floor is awaited.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

never bothers me. I certainly am
sorry for you people who have to live
on land. None of that for me. If
Mr.. Sun is too hot and bright, 1 just
keep in my cool and comfortable den
until he goes to bed behind the Purple
Hills. Then I come out and swim
around, just as I'm doing now. 1
have my troubles, as everybody does,
but suffering from heat isn't one of
them
1T isn't often that I envy any,
body" replied Reddy, but 1 must
confess that on such a day as this
has been, I do envy some of you peo-
pie who can manage to keep cool all
the time"
Jerry MuSkrat lay floating in the
water. facing Reddy. He could see
Evening star., 1935-08-02
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

~ EDDY FOX was uncomfortable.
- To begin with, 1t was hot
weather. Reddy is always
u uncomfortable in hot weather.
His coat, even though much thinned
out in Summer, is not just what you
would call a hot-weather coat. So,
like most other people, Reddy is any
thing but comfortable on a very hot
day.
1t had been very hot this day, and
Reddy had been more than usually
uncomfortable. You see, it was not
only the heat that bothered him,
but Reddy had fleas In this he was
no different from most of the little
people with fur coats Fleas do love
to get into a fur coat. So between
the heat and the f1eas Reddy hadn't
enjoyed the day at all. Along toward
evening Reddy went over to the Smil-
ing Pool. He saw Jerry Muskrat SWIM
ming about, and Jerry looked very
comfortable, Reddy said.
Il am," replied Jerry. 1.-THE heat
Evening star., 1935-08-02

FRAIDINs N. Y. WHOLESALE Co.
$50 and 65S W. Baltimore ST.. Baltic. Nd.
Representing Mills Sales Co of N Y.
Open $3.50 AM. to 1890 PM.
Shoe Laces 27-In.-33c Per Gross.
Powder and Perfume Combination. 4c.
American-Made Fly-Swatters. 1c.
Continental Gem-Style Blades, 75c per 100
Spool Cotton. All Sizes. SC Dozen.
First Quality L. LIS Silk Finish. SOC Gross
Army and Navy Needle Books 1c.
Laxatives II to Tin. 1c.
Gillette Type Blue Blades. for &c.
No Lead Yellow Pencils Sc per Dozen
Davette's Bath Powder. 412c.
No. u. S. P. Petroleum Jelly. 25c Dozen
Genuine Aspirin 16c Per Dozen Tins.
Bowl DeodoriZers. 2H2c.
1Oc Size Mercurochrome, H. W. & D..
SOC Dozen.
FreezeZema Greaseless Medicated Cream
Merchandise Sold for Resale Only.
Evening star., 1935-08-02
Seven Scoops to Ice Cream Cone.

PERRY, Ga. P.-An ice cream
cone competition war can go only so
far. and then 1t gets topheavy. At
any rate, that's what happened when
statesmen got up to seven scoops to
cone in theis fight for patronage.
Evening star., 1935-08-02
Kills Dogs and Self.

ELKADER, Iowa (PO.-Alvin john
ston, "a, called his two dogs to him.
He shot one and watched 1t die.
Then he shot the other.
And then he shot himself.
Evening star., 1935-08-02
HELP-WOMEN.

APT. MANAGER who has proven ability to
keep apt. fully rented with satisfied de-
sirable tenants; excellent references. Emer-
son 6261. Address Box 314-T, Star ONCE.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around; must do
haircutting. No Rhode Island ave. ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. all
around. Must have references. Apply
1913 wisconsin ave. NV.
COLORED GIRL. must be neat. to work in
restaurant kitchen. Apply 304 Kennedy
st. NV.
COUNTER GIRL and waitress; experience
necessary 1921 H st. NV.
GIRL with knowledge of stenography and
general ofice work. Apply Trio Produc-
tions. Inc. 203 Eye st. NV.
GIRL, experienced waitress. Apply the
Sugar Bowl 703 8th st. Sc.
GIRLS 1925 for curb service. Must be
neat. Apply Hot Shoppe. 6109 Georgia ave.
HAIR DRESSER. experienced only. Chevy
Chase Beauty Shop. 1905 Mckinley st.
No phone calls.
MATTRESSES Thoroughly experienced. be-
tween ages 81 and 81. Apply between 10
and IL 80 am Childs, 600 North
Capitol st
WAITRESS. colored, neat. experienced.
Apply at once, James Family Dining Room.
1914 18th St NV.
WAITRESS experienced and active. Call
61S 10th Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AIR R-CONDITIoNING. refrigeration the
most talked of industry today; practical
shop course; start any time. 1892 14th NV.
SUMMER SEcRETARIAL COURSE for
P3Nch 5HP coMPr0METER oniE eAEP p
GREGG SHORTHAND every evening: tut
School. $50 18th St NV Met. 1897. .
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white
men, any hours; cars furnished. Parking
for test; permits secured. Noel. Emerson
1870.
coMPToMETER TYPIsT. Bookkeeping.
serss seGretsrial al and civil service intensive
Start now. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 NV.
Phone National 234O.
AUTO DRIVING instructions for Traffic
Bureau examination by expert. car furnish
ed For appointment. phone North SO95.
CARD PUNCH OPERATION INSTRUCTION
given on all leading types OF interna tional
key punch machines: easy to learn; widely
used in Government depts. Rates reason
now forming National i74s. strayer
College. Homer Building 18th and F SITS.
CLERK-CARRIER.
HOME STUDY COURSES 81, $3.50. 50.
ING INSTRUCTIONS and GENERAL TEST.
with answers. Pergrande So so course in
cludes SAMPLE EXAMINATIONS with
as much instruction material as many
other courses selling from 50 to SIS. This
text has been recently revised and is
The study Of one of these courses should
easily, add 10 points to your grade.
Get your course NOW-Start studying.
BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 F St. Natl 234O.
Big Book Shop. 933 G St. NV.
Paul Pearlman. 1711 G St. NV
Evening star., 1935-08-02
BEATTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Ledendecker. 3O25 8 NV west I12O
Evening star., 1935-08-02
HELP-WOMEN.

WANTED-Woman, 25-35. manage small
coffee shop; cafeteria experience preferable.
plan menus and supervise food preparation.
Must be willing to accept moderate salary
No Sunday or holiday work. Steady EN-
ployment. References required. Address
Box 3l6-T Star office.
WOMAN white. stay nights; ; rooms.
household duties; aged lady; reliable; rea-
sonable; two in family. 90 Md. ave. ne.
WOMAN with car attractive. interested
in cosmetics. Mrs. Emmett. phone Po-
tomac 3ISO
Evening star., 1935-08-02
sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN

COLORED MAN-WIFE wish Job. chauffeur
and cook private family: free to travel;
reference 33S w NV. Decatur 1266-R.
Evening star., 1935-08-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE FOR sALE-Reason for
selling; other business. Low rent. long
lease. Call Lincoln 9l76.
GAS STATION SITE on well-traveled
hishway. containing 9.24O 50. #. fronting
Cooper. phone National 1859.
BOAT-Gas filling station for motor boats;
beer and ice. Must sell account of i'll
health. Good business, Can be seen any
s.w. Metropolitan S565. Captain Brown.
BOOMING HOUSE. ne. section; 9 nicely
furnished rms; good income; rent very
reasonable. INQUIRE "a Sth st. ne.
HARDWARE STORE. growing concern.
doing good business fully stocked. new fix
lures; low rent; no competition. Owner
must devote time to other business. Call
Columbia 0522.
GENERAL STORE BUSINESS of $1,000
trade Address Box 2l0-V, Star office.
SILVER sPRING-Corner lot on boulevard
in fast-growing section, ideal location for
grocer deiicatessen or drug store: Call
between and Is pm, Shepherd 2394
GASOLINE STATION, busy street, fully
equipped; long lease; price. $1,000. Ad-
dress Box 222-V. Star office.
SODA FOUNTAIN. conf, etc. high-class
SUI .Irb; apt. above; good bus. with excl,
future lease: valued $4,000; sacrifice, ST.
100 cash. Address Box 323-V. Star Office. 9
RESTAURANT. soda fount., adjoining the
$1,000. Address Box 193-V. Star Office.
WANT MAN employed in Government
service who wants to make money in spare
time. Cash in on your acQuaintances. For
further informal tion address Box 113-V,
Star office. Il
GARAGE BUSINESS on main street doing
excellent business, with equipment in first
class condition. doing in excess of 81. 500
low price of $4,000. Address BOX l92-V.
Star office. A.
Evening star., 1935-08-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TO BUFFALO N Y. AUG. ), CAN TAKE
l or > passengers. Phone North 1854. %
WASHINGTON TO SYRACUSE, N. Y. SUN
day, August 4 at am. room for 4 ref
erences excha nged. Mr.. SINGER. 63 Md
ave, Hy attsyille, care OF A. d P. m. to
Is pm.
LADY DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA SUM-
day new Plymouth sedan. wants couple or
lady passengers Call Shepherd 2574J.
TRIP TO YOUNGSTOWN OR ALLIANCE.
Ohio. the last Of this week or first of next.
for stay Of week or ter days Nash sedan.
Can accommodate one or two who can
drive. References exchanged. Call Co.
lumbla O35U.
DODGE 2-TON TRUCK LEAVING FOR
st. Louis Saturday morning. will take fun
or part load reasonable. Phone H l..
STEVENS Poolesvllle. Md, No. 9. %
WATERLOO. IOWA; LEAVING AUGUST
l. Studebaker sedan. room for two.
Phone Cleveland 1894.
ATLANTIC CITY, SAT. PM. RET SUN.
Reasonable subscription. Canada. N. E..
Aug. 6-20. Phone Emerson 1924.
LEAVING FOR CHICAGO ABOUT AUG.
10. Cadillac sedan. Can take or 3
passengers. Phone Adams 6562. 4'
DRIVING ATLANTIC CITY SATURDAY,
Oeaying any time) and back. Will take 5
passengers. Phone Cleveland 2S09.
LEAVING AUG. :. FOR SAN ANTONIO,
Texas. via Memphis. Little Rock. Would
take one or two passengers reasonable.
Three days en- route. Col. S615 evenings.
Evening star., 1935-08-02
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per-
Sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1935-08-02
HELP-MErs,

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

SODA FOUNTAINS. reposSeSSed; complete
luncheonette guaranteed Jobs at low prices.
Equipment Sales Co. Juniper and Cherry
stS Philadplnhia Pa
Evening star., 1935-08-02

MOTOR UP TO SKYLAND.
Finest mountain playground east of the
Rockies; air cooled by nature. Delicious
meals Isl week days, S1.25 sundays
served all day. Follow u s. Route 2l1 to
Panorama and turn left into marvellous
Skyline Drive 2"
Evening star., 1935-08-02
BEAUTY CuLTuRE2
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
nnNEECTVH
WANTED-AGENTS

CALL DOMESTIC" Decatur 2419, 1925
9th, for help We furnish first-class men,
women. any capacity. References.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

SEWING MACHINES cleaned oiled. ad-
ais. 81 month. Col. 92l3 until nm.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

RESTAURANT equipment. electric refrig-
orator and large oven: excellent condition;
cheap for cash Curtis Bros. Warehouse.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

pletely equipped. water tank. sink. wired
for city and battery lights. Any offer
considered Call Columbia 6l2S-J. A.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

SIS cash. Apex demonstrators, up TO 400
off for cash. Apex Elec. Co., 709 9th st.
NO. II4-G BLODGETT GAS OVEN. approx.
size 3x3x5 #. high suitable for bakery
for bread or cakes Almost new; very rea-
sonable. Telephone Hyattsville 712. 3'
BARGAIN-Au dresses. shoes hats. furni-
ture antiques; greatly reduced for clear
ance. Christ Child Opportunity Shop,
15OS Wisconsin ave.
2-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. finest silk
mohair. reversible cushions. web bottom,
sl'O covers, only used months. expensive
suite: sacrifice S55; club chair with cover
to match, $50. Mrs. Gladney Dealer. 1000
18th St NV, Apt. A Potomac 1856.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

TENOR BANJO. Vega professional model
like new; cost $500; sell $50 cash. Phone
Shepherd 2369-J A.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

TYPEWRTTERS-Curr model Coronas
and L c. Smiths for rent Bargains in re-
built and reconditioned machines. The L.
C. Smith and Corona Typewriters Inc.
1nIR 18th ST NV Phone National O4ll.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

TWIN-BED BED ROOM SUITE. beautiful
mahogany. BeautyreSt mattresses. brand
new; one 10-plece American walnut dining
room suite. studio couch. Philco radio 9xl2
Oriental rug. Giving up Housekeeping.
BIAS 10Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-08-02

REFRIGERATOR. G.. E. 3 Gu. #. fiat top.
floor sample; brand-new; S125 cash. 1u!'
9th ST " at @
Evening star., 1935-08-02

REFRIGERATOR G. E. direct current; re-
possessed H. E.-5 to go for balance
due of SlO9.5O. 1928 New York ave.
Evening star., 1935-08-02
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

| PENMAN-Good penman State education
/ and experience. Address Box 205-V, Star
/ Office
Evening star., 1935-08-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LUNCH ROOM, fully equipped; beer an
wine license; $500 turnover weekly, quic
sale; ress. Address Box l67-V, Star offict