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Montana labor news., 1935-01-10
Company Union Gets Labor
Board Endorsement


WASHINGTON. - (FP)- A COM
pany union is certified as the sole rep
r%esentative of the employees OF the
Knoxville Gray Eagle Marble Co. for
the purpose Of collective bargaining" in
a ruling Of the National Labor Relations
Board, following an election Of the
company's employees.
At the Tennessee Producers Marble
Co., also OF Knoxville, the company
union get no votes at all, and the Gen
eral Union of Stone Cutters, Quarry
Workers Init. Union OF North Aineri-
ca and Init. Assn. of Mil Workers
were certified as the workers repres-
entative.
Montana labor news., 1935-01-10

NEW YORK. OPP Union shop,
20 per cent wage increases with a min
imum wage of $3.50 were the terms
won by the Cigar Salesmen's Union
from Shuttle, Inc, cigar store chain.
About 1900 employees in 32S stores are
affected. Clerks also won one weeks
vacation a year with pay. This is said
to be the largest chain store group to
sign an agreement.
Montana labor news., 1935-01-10

WASHINGTON. II (FP9 - Liberty
has suffered severely under the New
Deal, according to 200 delegates from
p labor and liberal organizations at
the two-day conference in Washington
of the American Civil Liberties Union.
A continuing committee was arranged
to draft specific bills on civil rights to
be introduced in Congress.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

"HERE are flowers that bloom at
night, for the special benefit,
it would SEEM of an interest
L ing group of fliers-the moths.
These creatures are often called
butterflies, by those who do not know
the distinction between the two.
There Is a vast difference between the
slender-bodied butterfly, lover of
bright sunshine, and the buxom, fur
clad moth of the shadows.
Some of them do have this in COM
mona long, hollow, tube-like tongue.
When they fly, it is coiled tightly
under the chin. When visiting deep
throated blossoms, it is tipped out and
thrust into the slender bowl of nectar.
Many, seeing the insect poised be-
fore the flower, think it is apparently
standing in mid-air, looking into the
flowers cup. Far from it. The wings
vibrate too fast for the eye to follow.
The tongue. too slender for you to
see. is inside the flower-the insect
is slipping its drink through an indi-
vidual straw.
Another Identification mark is pro-
vided by the feathery antennae. with
which moth is equipped. Also, the
position of the wings determines
good deal. A moths wings are either
folded against the body or spread,
whereas a butterfly holds its wings
above the back, when resting.
The sphinx or hawk moths are next
IN rank to the giant silkworm moths,
both in size and beauty. Theirs is
large family, with over a hundred
members in the United States. They
are aristocratic in appearance and
stately in their bearings. They have
Evening star., 1935-09-10
How 1t Started
BY JEAN NEWTON.
BE II Ever So Humble"

IT IS a little over 100 years since
Home Sweet Home" in which
appears this line known throughout
the English-speaking world, first
played upon the heart strings of a
delighted London audience as the hit
song of the opera "Clari, the Maid of
Milan"
The author, John Howard Payne,
composed the stanzas to the tune of an
old Sicilian melody which he had
picked up during his peregrinations in
Italy.
Payne, a talented American, was
born in 1892. At 13, he was writing
for the press. At 16, he was on the
stage. Finding America insufficiently
sppreciative of his offerings, he went
abroad to travel, to study and to make
a living. 1t was during this period
that he wrote the song which made
him immortal.
John Howard Payne died as consul
of Tunis in 1852 at the age of 60.
Nothing he ever did could evoke any,
where near the enthusiastic world
wide popularity of Home Sweet
Home" which was translated into all
languages, and bids fair to endure as
o classic for posterity.
(Copyright 1851
Evening star., 1935-09-10

THE Virginia Bickleys to whom this
coat of arms is accredited de-
scended from Sir Francis Buckley,
Bart, of Attleborough Hall, County
Norfolk. England
Joseph Buckley, son of the third
baronet, came to Virginia and died
there prior to 1751. We find that he
lived in King and Queen County in
1903, afterward moved to King Will
liam County and finally settled in
Louisa County, where he was ap-
pointed first sheriff and justice. He
married Sarah GusSedge and their
son William, upon the death of his
father and his uncle, Sir Humphrey
Buckley, became the sixth baronet of
the family.
Descendants of the Virginia Bick-
leys moved to Tennessee, Kentucky
and other Southern States. Today
they are found scattered into almost
every State.
(Copyright, 1889
Evening star., 1935-09-10
The Old Gardener Saws ::

In some sections of the country
lawns have suffered very badly
this Summer because of the
drought. Such lawns will need
extra attention when Autumn
rains revive them. They should
be given good dressing of fertil-
i7er, preferably a special lawn
fertilizer such as the seed stores
sell, or at least we'll Unbalanced
garden fertilizer. Oftentimes
much can be accomplished by
spreading a thin layer of COM
mercial compost or screened gar
den soil over the lawn, working
1t into the grass with a rubber
or bamboo rake. The application
Of lime is also helpful in sections
where acid soils are found.
Autumn is an excellent time for
adding lime, because it will be
washed into the soil by the Fall
rains. If the drought persists
well into the Fall, artificial water
ing will be most important.
(Copyrfsht. 1889
Evening star., 1935-09-10
Natures Children
Tersa Sphinx (Xylophanes tersa).

closely-fitted scales, and are in rich
colors of olive, brown, tan, ocher,
yellow and black in various combina-
tions, as well as gray, rose. and shades
of yellow or rose on the abdomen.
The butterflies are more gaily be-
decked. The body is always stout and
hairy and in keeping with the wings.
The long, narrow wings are capable
Of long flights.
The moth mother lays her eggs on
or close to the food her offspring
must have. The caterpillar is long
Evening star., 1935-09-10

and cylindrical, with green and yell
low oblique stripes. finished off with
a perky horn at the tip of its body.
When disturbed, it rears up and
takes the famous sphinx attitude,
which it is capable of holding for an
hour or more If 1t is so inclined.
The tersa is an American. She is
quite easily recognized, having a wide
range, though not venturing farther
north than Southern Canada, south
west from there to Texas and Mexico,
and as far South as Northern
Argentina.
tCopyright lq35)
Evening star., 1935-09-10
Jolly Polly
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.
A Little Chat on English.

=. M.-One of the definitions of
wax" is ito become larger grad
ually; grow; to assume a condition by
degrees" Hence, He waxed cynical, -
means "He grew cynical" or "He
became cynical by degrees" Cynical
pronounced sin-ik-aD means given to
or marked by sneering at evidences of
virtue or disinterested motives; pessi-
n1istic.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
tContinued.)

LONG ESTABLISHED rooming boarding;
wonderful return: well furnished: no
agents; other business. Address Box 30s-B,
Star ONCE IL
stock, Phone Decatur 5727. Address Box
Bob. Star Office. 12"
GROCERY. suburbs: $1,000 weekly busi-
ness; owner retiring; S75 rent: opportunity
for hustler. Address Box hob, Star ofhce.'
DRUG STORE. Md. suburbs; 500 daily;
clean stock. beautiful fixtures; rent. S75.
Sell at inventory account of other buSi-
ness. Address Box hob Star once.
DELICAT.. cigars. magazines. Conn ave;
rent. So. Real business for live wire.
Address Box 152-B. Star ofice.
DELICATESSEN good NV location: own
LUNCH. BEER: $500 weekly business;
rent. S55; q bargain 300
DELICATESSEN, over $500 weekly: very
desirable location. with living quarters:
REsTAUiRANT- be sold at once;
S2s daily business; will sacrifice S66.
R. NJ. DeShazo, l123 l4th NV. Natl. $500.
baths; rent, s60; wei furnished.
S10O-Roomng house; 13 rooms. 3 baths;
central good terms arranged.
S95n-Roomlng house; T. rooms; . baths:
g, 80 3-ear garsee l4th and R. I. ave.
baths: Splendid income; cheap rent.
Sl'"uO-Dslicatesse rooms; corner;
cheap rent: $3.50 weekly.
S55O-DelCatesSen: cheap rent; apt
-, house section: bargain.
81. 1oo-Cafeteria: ) furnished rooms, 3
baths: cheap rent: business section.
Lunch and beer: living quarters; cheap
S400-,Lunch: cheap rent; corner: $50
R. NJ. CURTIS, NATIONAL 1924
4l0 Bond Bldg. l4th and N. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
Potato Salad.

2 cups cold boiled potatoes. sliced
q tablespoon onion, finely chopped
i cup mayonnaise.
l tablespoon vinegar.
y teaspoon salt.
Dash of white pepper.
l hard-cooked egg. sliced.
Blend potatoes. onion, real mayon-
naise, vinegar, salt and pepper. Toss
lightly together and chill one hour or
longer. Serve on crisp lettuce. Gar
nish with slices of egg and additional
real mayonnaise. Serves six.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
Laundry Hint.

II handkerchiefs are to be washed,
soak in salty water for about IS min
utes before the actual laundering is
TO be done. This will be quite as
helpful as soaking overnight.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
SALESWOMAN.
Only those thoroughly ex-
perienced and of the best
character need apply. Ad-
dress Box 1913, Star office.
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK. experienced. young lady: expert
enced with laundry. general, housework;
has fiigS BEEN P accustomed with Jewish kitchen.
North 6943: after pm. North 2hIn.
GENERAL HCUsEWoRKER and, nurse,
small family; So week room and poaro'
Phone Greenwood 2of!-R-
GIRL. colored, reliable, general housewoTk:
plain cooking laundry for 3: stay nlehIS'
$50 month. 3g46 legation st. NV. Nake
Chevy Chase carr.
GIRL. white, to care for orb baby I and .iarv care
Apply 1925 G st. NV
GIRL. white. 2O-30 years, general house
work: stay nights. Phone Georgia 5193.
GIRL, light colored for general housework;
afternoons: 81 week; references. CaH
GIRL. neat. to take care OF baby stay in;
81 per week 1912 18th st. Sc. store.
GIRL white, for general houSework; must
stay nights. Phone Cleveland SIG.
GIRL. settled. white desiring good home
help cook and general housework care of
two children. Call after O'Clock. Clsren-
don ll9-R.
GIRL. white of nice personality for
houSework in small family good home and
$40 per month. Address Box l42-B: Star
office. 12'
HOUsEKEEPER. white. for private family.
Address Box 3l2-B. Star ONCE.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. for small family;
after O'Clock.
HoUsEKEEPER (white), charge of house
and lO-year-old girl; stay nights; $50
month Address Box l65-B, Star offlce. lO-
HOUsEKEEPER: white woman: stay
nights; Good reference; small salary. Ad-
dress Box ABB Star office.
HOUSEKEEPER. white not over 40, take
complete charge stay nights. Call be-
ween and pm. Georgia 9441.
HOUSEKEEPER Mddle-aged: refined
woman desires work in small adult family:
low salary and home. Address Box 1Hs-B.
Star office. IL"
MAID colored. for general housework and
laundry: must be f1rst-class cook Stav
some nights: city references only, SS per
week and Md. car fare. Wisconsin 49o4.
NURSEMAID, general houseworker. white;
stay in couple nights; references. Phone
Georgia 1890.
WHITE WOMAN. cook and general house
worker; three in family must stay nights;
upstairs room. Write. giving age. expert
ence and salary desired. Only thoroughly
trained and well-recommended help need
apply Address Box Blob Star ONCE.
WOMAN. general housework. keep fifteen
rooms clean: must be hard worker; 50 per
week. 110l 14th st. NV.
WOMAN. unencumbered. white or colored.
35-45. general housework; 4-year girl, en-
ployed couple +. and b.. SO; rel re.
CURED Address Box Barb Star Office.
WOMAN. unencumbered. general. house
worker: A-No.-1 cook. serve well; reat.
YOUNG GIRL white. wanted to take care
of small apartment, baby; good home and
salary. Apply 1925 G St NV.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

SALESLADY WITH CAR, experienced in
real estate or any other outside selling;
good opportunity for the right party: COM
mission Apply Providence Realty. 1881
North Capitol ST
Evening star., 1935-09-10

LADIES - New occupation, sell playing
initial cards and other exclusive designs.
not sold in stores low factory prices;
Jackson. Dept. 306 Chicago.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

PAINTING AND PAPERHANG1NGL7olRHoomas6;
$3.50 up; work guaranteed; ad; oSeS y; Jones' oo
PAPERING. painting and floor scrapins;
neat, clean work; service and quality.
Keystone Decorating Co., Inc.
3451 14th st. NV. Adams 1344
PAPERING. PAINTING done at once. 81 a
room and up, including paper; WofK guar
anteed. References. Georgia O02f.
PAPERING 8 RMS. 2-sToRY HALL: $50
Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 2326-
PAPERING--Rooms. So up; whole house
Free esti. j. T. Ford, Greenwood 1894. l5'
PAPERING, painting, plastering; reason
able prices: all work guaranteed. M N.
Shift 13O Webster st. Adams 3196-W
PAPERING. PAINTING-Average room. SO.
t teed. ed Nts caii Metz any time. Columbia 03g6.
PAPERING AND PAINTING. work guaran-
teed; rock bottom prices. ] am looking Tor
work. sos Kenyon st. Nv. Columbia SII3.
PAPERHANGING-Bet kind of work.
guaranteed in writing. at lowest prices
Spigel. phone Georgia 5Sl1.
PAPERHANGING-A-1.
Estimates free; reliable. Columbia s65s-J.
PAPERHANGING, painting, plastering;
neat, clean work, low prices, by local. re-
sponsible mechanic. Call Bartz. Col. 1859.
PAPERHANGINa. painting: quality work; work
FsssSnfsls ESoSs horrs
PAPERHANGING
Rooms-S5 Up.
A T. GEORGE Phone Georgia 9468.
PLAsTERING. stuccoing. cementing. water
proof stucco; no job too large or too small.
Patches, 81 UP. W. Ray Mathis. EN-. 90l5 ..
ROOFING-Leaky roofs resurfaced with
my special waterproof, flre-resisting coat
ing; guaranteed 10 years. Lincoln 1893.
10.
,7r,7<S7 e,-r1-I,I,IT- T,,-ni1,,-a -eoajring "a
finishing; work done in the home If desired.
Weaver 1434 Newton NV. Adams S401.
UPHOISTERING-Reco 2-pc. suite,
sac. Repairing, altering. slip covers. cush-
ions. Gaming. Garland. 5632 Ga. ave; Phi
Geo. 3646. 13s
Waterproofing Specialist
From basement to roof. with 3-year un-
conditional guarantee. Highest grade ma
terial and workmanship by 20-year expe-
rienced workman.
EDWIN WATERPRooFING co,
Call before $50 AM. Pm, shep. 3O2e.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
HELP--MEN.
(COntinued)

ply ESEsi Wednesday. sd e p.m.. % ss5 New YORK
ave. NV.
SALESMAN with car; Gentle; age $3.50.
No house toulouse canvassing.. Your in
come should exceed $50 weekly to start.
Phone Mr Lundesn. Ambassador Hotel.
SALESMAN--Young man over 20 years.
experienced in mems furnishings; refer
enceS. Apply only between 10 and | m.
Wednesday. Mutual Stores. Inc. bOl 9th
SALESMAN, one able to meet business
men: must be neat appearing and willing
9 SG ns six wssr hSSrs II dsy earn Anpiy Nm
Reid. Room 7OS Second Natl. Bank Bldg,
between $40 and 10 am.
statesmen, TO sell gas appliance service
liberal commission; permanent position
with advancement assured to producer;
state full experience in letter. Address
SALESMEN-Pumbing and heating sales
men and estimator with car to take full
charge of department; several openings in
ssry ahd GOOD
Write full details at once. Address Box
2S3-B. Star office.
statesmen - Experienced furniture and
take charge Of dept: several openings IN
this section. Good opportunity TO capable
%en ress s1T %Fits Isatng sfar qualifications or. Ad
right man. Palais Royal. Shoe Repair
Department. basement
SOLICITORS. newspaper book magazine:
experienced preferred, to qualify as crew
Unusual opportunities also for ministers.
teachers. students or office workers. with
$40 weekly working only four days each
week. Subscribers get 25-vol. encyclo-
pedla absolutely free with Literary Digest.
507 National Union Bldg, 9lS st. NV
mr. ..b,
Apply S2l 10th st. ne.
WATCHMAN, white. for Sunday work and
night each week Give reference and
phone number. Address Box 319-B, Star
office.
Stock Bros. 6956 Wisconsin ave NV, be-
tween and am. Wednesday.
YOUNG MAN not under 25, nor over As
with executive ability good education and
perience in selling, either business. COM
merclal or financial. who is accustomed to
active contact with the public. Write.
stating telephone number. age. married or
single and business experience. We are
only interested in man at present en-
empoed for bey6%d 4OdGs s cono
The opening is good opportunity for the
right man who can qualify: Position per-
ment excellent. All replies confidential.
Address Box 135-B. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. neat appearing, TO assist
manager IN special circulation work. Mr.
Knott 91S F ST.. Room l07, 8 to $50 M.
IT,
YOUNG MAN for coin machine business
Must be hustler and good salesman.
Good opportunity for right party. Address
Box l3S-B Star office.
YOUNG MAN. white. refined. for general
drug store and soda fountain work, expe-
rienced. 70l Kennedy st. NV.
YOUNG MEN. 1923, high-School grad
yates to work for picture company; salary
and free to travel. Apply Mr.. Boyd. 1865 p
st. NV, 1909 pm.
I WANT 3 MEN for local tea and coffee
routes; paying up to $50 SO week; no
capital or experience needed but must
give prompt service to approxims 3CU
regular customers: automobile given If
iEgs. 9 to L. GlS n Y
Evening star., 1935-09-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR -LEAsE--Ideal site for tea house on
Alexandria; over an acre Of ground: mod
ern building on property. Telephone Alex
andria 11-F-23.
GASOLINE STATION-would like to rent.
lease or buy. Phone Atlantic 4045-W.
BAKERY. retailed. good location; cheap.
1918 14th st. NV.
TO BUY medium-size steam laundry. hav-
ing capacity of 1000 lbs. Of wet wash
a day. 172S Columbia rd. NV. los
RESTAURANT-Liquor license; guaranteed
$500 to $3.50 weekly business; cheap rent;
long lease; price reas 306 6 st. NV.
ROOMING HOUSE near Dupont Circle;
consists of completely furnished apart
ments; will sacrifice. 1925 18th st. NV.
WANTED silent partner willing to in
tunity. Excellent business proposition:
money secured; very highest references.
No agents. Address Box OLA. Star ONCE.
HOME, rooming business combined. first
commercial zone; filled: paying. going
SMALL APT. HOUSE. IL rooms, flled
good will not counted: nicely furn.; 2 baths
and layatory; h.-w.h;; $500 cash. Address
Box 144-B, Star ONCE. IL
GASOLINE STATION. busy street. fully
equipped: good gallonage: price, $1,000.
Address Box Sob Star off1ce.
TOBACCO. candy. ice cream. delica., NV.
location; GOOD bus; low rent; price.
ST 900. Address Box 147-B. Star once.
LUNCH WITH BEER, corner. NV; fully
equipped; one OF best in city for $4,000.
Address Box 107.1. star once.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
CONTINUED.


cOLoRED GIRL wants days work. CLEAN
ing and laundry work; reference. Phone
Potomac O7BS
COLORED GIRL wishes all-day or part
time work; can give good reference. Call
COLORED MAID desires work of any
kind Eood cook: stay nights; city ref.
:"6? 9th St Phone Potomac 45S2.
COLORED WOMAN with reference wishes
Job part-time or days worker. 19iS
3rd st. NV. Apt. 4.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work or
afternoon work: reference. Write card or
call at 200 l. st. NV.
COLORED WOMAN wants steady job pri-
houseworker. % Virginia ave. s.w.. Maria
Green.
COLoRED WOMAN. experienced. wants
days work or cooking dinners in after
GIRL. colored. from country, wants work
of any kind: willing worker. $40 st.
s.w- Phone District 00.,2.
GIRL. colored from country, wants posi-
stay in. Phone Metropolitan O011.
work OF any kind; fond Of children.
Phone Potomac 1881. Loretta.
GIRL. colored. wishes job as waitress.
days work or part time; ref. Phone De-
GIRL. coIored. neat refined. wants part
or fun time work with bachelor or private;
excellent cook. cleaner. Potomac 439S.
GIRL. neat. young colored, desires g.hw.,
cooking or nursing: stay nights: good rel
erences Phone Potomac 1893.
GIRL. colored, ~ wants position as maid
or mothers helper. Phone Columbia
:S376-W.
LAUNDRESS. many years experience spe-
cislizng fine handwork. is deslrous OF
securing patrons appreciating quality
work at moderate prices; entire laundry
beautifully and carefully done; mems
shirts custom ironed; recommended by
and Sulka's for fine custom shirts: best
city references. Morius, Columbia 22S2.
LEAVING TOWN and would like to place
competent and trustworthy maid. Call
Decatur 5000 Apt. 121.
MOTHER S HELPER-Experienced country
girl needs position while continuing eve
ming studies. Phone North 6972.
WANTED Girl white part time. for > or
3 days per week TO clean small apt; little
simple cooking: last girl worked for me
yrs: references. Address Box 323-B,
Star office. To-
WOMAN wants general housework. nurse
or waitress. city references. Please call
Lincoln l0031.
WOMAN colored, wants general house
work; good cook; reference; stay nights.
1920 5th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
HELP--WOMEN.

LADIES 13). to canvass one of the best
propositions ever offered: make 81 to So
per day. Want two in Alexandria, one in
Clarendon. rest for Washington. Call 90.
14lS w st. NV. Room No. 3, M. Mar
Evening star., 1935-09-10

STENOGRAPHER. capable. with good edu-
cation and initiative for public steno-
graphic work. Address Box 214-B, Star
office
Evening star., 1935-09-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

"Aduertisements SndeY this head.
ING are presumed to be from prf-
rdts trdiutdUdls. unless the Gduer.
tiSement ctpes firm name or
bustness address or states the tpord
Dealer Members OF the public
uho ind dealers mdsqueYddino n
this column as priDats individuals
are u,oed to report the matter to
The Star for fnuestiGGtion."
Evening star., 1935-09-10
RETIRED MERCHANT

With broad experience in merchandising:
executive position with organization of
Nationwide scope. Remuneration above
average. Desire man of mature age and
good character. Give references in reply
ing. Confidential. Address Box 353-B,
Evening star., 1935-09-10

SALESMAN, one able to meet business
men: must be neat appearing snd willing
to work six hours a day: earn minimum
of $50 per week If qualified. Apply Mr..
Reid, Room 70S. Second Natl. Bank Bldg,
between $50 and 10 am
Evening star., 1935-09-10

STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST - Young
woman with college degree and proper
month TO start. Address Box 125-B, Star
Office
Evening star., 1935-09-10

STENOGRAPHER. for credit ONCE: expe-
rienced preferred. Buffers Federal. 62l
eth
Evening star., 1935-09-10

SALESMEN-Plumbing and heating sales
men and estimator with car to take full
charge Of department: several openings in
cites 5 th5oushout Vreiniad; Guaranteed
Write full details at once. Address Box
2S3-B Star Office
Evening star., 1935-09-10

PRACTICAL NURSE for elderly lady: must
have good references. Address Box 1@1-B.
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
SHOE statesmen
DELIVERY MAN.

Several experienced Opportunity for
permanent employment. Apply to Mr.
D. P. Miller. VIM. Hahn & Co., 1907
Evening star., 1935-09-10

bright. outside rooms; all new furniture.
Single. S4 up; double. 81 UP. Inspect i'm
mediately for best choice.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

1857 10th ST.-Large. comfortably fur
nished room: twin beds; modern, adult
home; excellent location. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

1864 N. H. AVE. NW-Comfortable studio
bed room next bath; convenient; reason
able Gentleman preferred.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

WOMAN. white. settled to care for elderly
lady and assist light duties in exchange
for home and $50 per month; Protestant
preferred. Address Box 120-B, Star Office
YOUNG LADIES to assist in retail clean
ing stores; experience unnecessary. Ap-
Inc lOD II St ne TO-
Evening star., 1935-09-10

M1LLINER. experienced; have knowledge
of draping; Sl2 week to start. Bess Hat
Shnn 1910 z ST Room oNh
Evening star., 1935-09-10

1870 KALORAMA RID. Nw.-Larse front
room all conyeniences, Semi-private BATH
garage Phone Columbia 2920. IA
Evening star., 1935-09-10

MAN1CURIST wanted. on commission ba-
st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

SEAMSTRESS. one who can alter mems
and women'S new clothes. Regal Clothing
m ct n
Evening star., 1935-09-10

statesmen, TO sell gas appliance service
in the District: salary, $50 per month and
liberal commission; permanent position
with Advancement assured to producer;
state full experience in letter. Address
Box 4i3-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

MT PLEASANT SECTION attractlve
communicating. furnished rooms. adloin-
ing bath. on second moor. in nome OF small.
private family 25O9 clfbourne pl.
Evening star., 1935-09-10

LARGE DOUBLE FRONT ROOM, private
bath; > Single communicating roorns: re-
fined neighborhood; good transportation;
garage Phone Cleveland 1868.