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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-31

he had virtually hidden from the world living in retirement on what was reported as around $lOOo year income
 Scholar, poet philosopher and man of action, perhaps these are the qualities of greatness, who can ssy for great men are all so different But whether or not it is what is usually accepted greatness that Lawrence attained, it is certain that not in a lifetime will we see another such
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-31

Bids were out for the erection of a new store building in Douglas for Elmer E. Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-31

B. F. Watson, general agent for the Admiral Line, went to the Westward on the Evans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-31
20 YEARS AGO
 From The Empire
MAY 3I. Ia15

The Allies had increased their strength and force of their attacks in the western war zone, and had been making corresponding gains. In the vicinity of St. Vaas the French captured many prisoners and advanced their lines a full quarter of a mile at all points, talk ing many miles of German trench es. Heavy fighting continued north of Arras and the French were ad- vancing with marked rapidity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-31

Miss Elsie Fleehart arrived in TreadweI to be the guest of Mir and Mrs. Frank LeNoir.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-31

The German people must think a war is on. They are sending knitted socks to the soldiers. If there are any of the 1917 boys in the ranks they'll probab,y prefer to go to war rather than 'em.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-31

Father Coughn says he will ever remain aloof from public office. No doubt, and he'll have the support of millions of others who will vote for the other fellow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-31

An now we have something for light reading during the summer months The great Garbo is going to make trip to her home in Sweden with the usual mysterious interviews at every port.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
BONUS BLOC RIFT
CARRIED 0NFLOOR
Patman Suggests Legion
Chief Resign and Hints
at Revolt.

The widening breach among
bonus advocates was carried to the
House floor yesterday when, during a
heated argument, it was suggested
that Frank NJ Belgrano. jr.. national
commander of the American Legion,
should change his position or resign
his post.
Notice was served openly that un-
less a vote is permitted on the Pat
.man bonus bill, the hackers of that
measure will even attempt to override
Speaker Byrns.
Representative Patman, Democrat,
of Texas, one of the Houses fore
most bonus advocates, started the dis
cussion by reading a resolution
adopted at the Legion's Miami con-
vention saying payment of the bonus
will not create any additional debt. "
Patman Raps Leaders.
That resolution, he asserted, was
drawn with the Patman bill in mind,
yet Legion leaders now have publicly
Endorsed another bill calling for the
issuance of interest bearing, tax
exempt bonds" to finance payment.
H. r. Cthe Patman bilD," he
said, lis the only bill that will carry
out the mandate of the Legion against
creating additional debt or without
undue imitation. If the commander
won't get back of bill to comply with
the mandate of that convention, he
should resign and give the job to
somebody who will"
: He said he had been informed the
: Legion's bill might be reported to the
House by the Ways and Means Com
mittee.
3 Il want the Ways and Means Com
mittee to know now that we will
not be gagged" he warned.
Doughton Protests.
But if worst comes to worst we
will let it be ruled out of order by
the Speaker and then appeal his
decision to the House"
Chairman Doughton of the Ways
and Means Committee, his color ris-
ing, stood up to interpose that he
thought it was improper" to even
intimate or suggest that the Ways
and Means Committee would attempt
to gag the House"
Il was expressing the hope that
would not be DONE" Patman replied.
Representative Fish, Republican, of
New York, said the reason the Legion
leaders do not favor the Patman new
currency plan is that they believe
it is inflationary and calls for print
ing-press money"
Representative McFarlane, Demo-
crat, of Texas, contended bonus pay
ment was paramount, and implied
the Legion's bill was introduced in an
attempt to split the House and defeat
the move.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
JEFFERSON MEMORIAL
GROUP MEMBERS NAMED
House Appoints Boylan, Smith
and Culkin to Assist in Select
ing Fitting Shaft.

The House yesterday appointed its
three members on a board of nine
members to consider a fitting memorial
for Thomas Jefferson to be placed on
the apex site east of the new Archives
Building and between Pennsylvania
and Constitution avenues. These are
Representative John j. Boylan, Demo-
crat, of New York, author of the reso-
luton reServing the apex site for the
Jefferson Memorial; Representative
Howard w. Smith, Democrat, of Vir-
ginia and Representative Francis D.
Culkin, Republican, of New York.
The resolution, passed two years ago,
authorized commission of nine mem
bers, three to be appointed by the
House, three by the Senate, and three
by the President. Meanwhile, the
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill
has a specific prohibition against con-
struction of any structure or building
on the apex site.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
WILL DISPLAY WORK
Miss Florence c. Estabrook to
Exhibit Water Colors.

Florence c. Estabrook, artist, is
holding a two-day exhibition of her
water colors-today and Friday-in
the studio of the American Pen
Women at the Burlington Hotel, Yer
mont avenue.
The rooms will b open from / to
6 pm. on these days. No admission
charges; art lovers are invited to
attend Miss EStabrook formerly ex-
hibited in ASheville, N. c.. and Boston,
where she had studios. She is now
a Washington resident.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
MEXICAN REVOLT PLOT
DENIED BY VALENZUELA
Former Candidate for Presidency,
in Ell Paso, Calls Reports
political Talk"

Political Talk"
BY the Associated Press.
Ell PASO, Tex. January 31.-Re-
ports that Gilberto Valenzuela, former
candidate for the presidency Of Mex
leo. is suspected of efforts to embroil
Mexico in revolution were branded by
him last night as political talk"
II have had nothing to do with re-
ported revolutionary activity" Valen-
zuela said here. Il believe the reports
were Matched by two Mexican agents
sent to El Paso to investigate me as
weak excuses to their superiors for
failing to get anything on me. have
no connection with Jose Vasconcelos,
nor with Gen. Antonio Villarreal"
Valenzuela said he had not talked
to Gen. Marcelo Caraveo, also named
as a plotter.
Valenzuela laughed at reports that
money estimated by Mexican agents
at 100000 is available in the United
States to finance a revolution.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
RESORTS.
ATTGTSTA E

RESORTS.
AUGUSTA, GA.
FOREST HILLS HOTEL, AUGUSTA. GA.
The South's best Golf at Hotel D0or-grass
greens. green fairways. Located In its own
65O-acre park. 14A-hour train.
ATI IANTIC CITY Al
Evening star., 1935-01-31

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

SZabo J0Zsef, DancSO
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
HAZAI. EJFELI MISE
y A MAGYAR RADON

A magyar radio, november
24-en, ejjel (budapesti id6),
a pesti Regnum Marianum
templomb6l ejfeli miset k0zve-
tit es ezt a miset a sz3kes-
fehervari adoallomAs a HAT 4
hiv6jelu ad6jan 1898 mes
(9.125 kc| |a) hullamhosszan
a kiilf0ldi magyarsag reszere
is tovabbitani fogja.
EFT a leadast december h6
25-en, karacsony els6 napjan,
feggel Z 6rakor (budapesti
id6) megismetli abb6l a celbol,
hogy - az id6kul0nbsegeket
figyelembe we've - minel t0b-
ben hallhassak a magyar le-
adast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
MAGYAR SPORT CLUB
TANCMULATSACA

A. youngstown Magyar
Sport Club pagY karacsonyi es
szilpeszteri NBli Mart december
29-en, vasarrrap este a Magyar
Hazban, amelyre mar most
felhivja a K6re vezet6sege a.
Youngstown: Is kornyeki ma
|gyarsag szives figyelmet. Re-
melve a hosszu, bolt utan ugy
az oregek, mint a fiatalok
| [elj0nnek Is. kimulatjak magu-
kat a Sport K0r nagy tanc-
mulatsagan .es partfogasukkal
tamogatjak "a youngstown
Magyar Sport, K0rt. Z
.B6vebbet a jov6 heti ujsag-
ban, addig is mindenki vi
gyazza a decemberi 29-iki da-
tumot.
A youngstown magyar foot
ball csapat az elmult vasarnap
15-en mem jatszott gamet,
inert a barbertoni csapat mem
j0tt el az lido valtozatossaga
Matt es mivel EFT a gamet
le .kellett volna jatszani, de a
barbertoni csapat mem jott
meg, ICY tehat a pontokat a
youngstown csapat kapta
meg, a magyar csapat a class
B-Liga els6 fordulojan az els6
, helyen all es remelve, hogy a
masOdik fordulatban is We
zetni fognak a youngstown
magyar fiuk.
A j0v6 vasarnap, azaz 21-en
meg a biztosat mem tudjak es
ICY a sportkedvel6 magyarsag
figyelje a het vegi angel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

rEbben a rovatban dijtala-
anul k0zoliuk azon egyha-
1ak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 0ssze-
';jo~eteleit, stb. - nern t0bb
mint 2 honappal el6re is,
aanelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap, a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulats6gai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
rnyemtatvanyaikat nalunk
sgefzik be.
December 28-an, szombaton
a campbelli Nagybizottsag bal
ia "a Roman Hallban.
December 29-en, vasarnap
a F'iiggetlen Reformatus Egy-
haz Macy vacsoraja a Central
Auditorium bankett termeben.
December 29-en, vasarnap
a Youngstown Magyar Sport
'K6r Szilveszteri balja "a West
Sidei Magyar yI1azban. :
December 26-an, karacsony
-masodnapi Bal, a Magyar Haz-
ban, a Refonaatus Egphaz ja-
vara.
December 31-en 'Szilveszter
esti vacsora, "a Lorantffy Zsu-
zsanna Refornnatt,s Noegylet
rendezeseben, a Reformatus
Egyhaz nagytermebe1l.
December 31-en, kedden este
a Verhovay 364-ik fiok Sill.
veszteri tancmulatsaga a Ma.
gyar Hazban. A..
Januar 19-en, vasarnap a
Magyarok Nagyasssonya r. X.
hitk0zseg disznotoros vacsora-
ia sajat helyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
EEUFNETESI NYUGTAZAS

-Hor1ath Vilmos, Borsody re-.
Janos Mislay Irrlre, Cziczo J6s'
zsdk ferczeg Jalioss Ioffn,an
Tsajos, -Kovacs Ferenc,, Kovacs
LaszI6. -Kovacs Mihaly, Papp
Andras, 10th B. Lajos, 10th
B, J6zsef. Uray Karoly,. ,Varga
Zuka1iel, n&iusz Janps, Gober
Janos, Horvath Istvan,, Balogh
B. -Ferenc, Haszonitz Ferenc,
Horvatl1 -Ignatz,: 10th IstvAn,
Ssernyik 'Andras, Kallay BENZ.
Kovacs Pal, Kovacs J6zsef, We
reb Andras, ~Szalay Istvan,
'Yager Sander, Kiss Janos, Va
sail Nyuia, -Banffy Janos, Hor-
vath Antal, Kelemen Karoly,
Kosztyu Janos, Nemeth Dan,
Szanyi Sander, Szaday Benz,
Szabo T. Istvan, 10th J6zsef,
Batary Adras, Borner11issza Ist-
van, 7Deak Ferenc, ~Durda Mi
haly,. Ferenczy Janos, Hajdu
Janos, Jancsurak Janos, Ko-
vacs G. Janos,. Kozma Sandor,
Kun Jozsef, Lengyel Peter, Lip
Fkovics III, PiszlDr Janos, Bozs-
noki Sander, Sander Ivan,
Szucs Janos, Tacsik Gy0rgy,
10Th "A. F., 10th hajos, Ba-
logh Jozsdf, Csikos Janos, Dan
ko Janos, Kuti Istvanne, Mol
mar Lajos, Macy TJanos, Sza.-
kars Lajos, Zuti Ferenc, Ba-
lazs Janos, Bene -Janos, Hau-
ser -Ftil0p, Mislay Janos, Mrs.
A. Migletz, Burkovsky Janos,
DebrDvszky Andras, Hudak Fe-
reno, Jambrik Istvan, Kish Ka-
Eroly, Mikita .Mihaly, Palati-
nus JDzsef, Rati Janus, Szal-
massy --Mihaly, Tobias Mfhaly,
10th Jpzsef, Vass James, ,Soos
Janos, Simon Antlras, Macy
Sander Szah6 .ITizSef DancSO
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
K0sZ0NET


A West Sidei Magyar Haz
vezetosegenek neveben Brog-
ley Ferenc eln0k megk0sz0ni
nyilvanosan is azoknak, akik
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap-
ban kOz0lt felhivas utan ha-
rom napon ,belul hianytalanul
visszaszolga1tattak a december
len a Magyar Hazban tartott
muiatsagrol tevedesb6i elvitt
ruhanemuket. Mindent rissza-
hOZfdk. a.a.o,.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
A CAMPBELL MAGYAR
BAPTISTA HITK0ZSEG
H1REl

j KARACSONYI UNNEPEK
SORRENDJE:: A scent kara
lcsony emlek tinnepet teljes
0r0mben es bekeben kivanjuk
megunnepelni. Gyilekezetunk
kicsinyje es nagyja varja az
emlek linnepet, amely az en-
bert kOzelebb vezeti az 8 SEE
melyes Megvaltojahoz. Seem
lelhetjuk lelekben oft a jaszol-
ban es azutan, oft a kereszt-
fan, vegul pedig az Atyanak
jobbjan, kinek adatott teljes
hatalom mennyen es f0ldon.
Icy most szemlelhetjiik hitiink
altal annak a hatalmas Isteni
fiunak egykori szlileteset Beth
lehemben a jaszolban. Ima6ra-
ra gylliink 0ssze a rendes id6-
ben 9.30-kor delel6tt es 10 Ora
kor kezd6dik az unnepi predi-
kacio. Az esteli unnepseg pedig
II orakor veSZi kezdetet. Ezen
ilnnepseg a gyermekeink resze-
re, valamint nagyok reszere
,lesz rer1deZve. A karacsonyfa
iinnep, hol gyermekeink szep
yerseiket mondjak el a kara
csonyfa k0rtil. Ezen Innepely-
re szeretettel hivunk meg min
denkit. J0jjetek el, 0rvendez-
|ziink az Urnak egy szivver Is
lelekkel. s5ff
h URVACSORA. "A scent jegye-
ket a delel6tti istentisztelet al
kalmaval fogjuk elvezni, azert |
skeretnek szejjel lak6 testve-
reink, hogy a scent iinnepen !
iteljes szamban egytitt tinnepel-
l1essiink.
- - 49, 4 -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

'Gy0rgy, B6bis Gy0rgy, vass
Janos, (Hubbardi), Feher ia
nos, Tor3k Janos, Balog Peter,
Kallos Edes TT. Kovaliczky vik-
tor, Loyas Lajos, Marxeni) /,
svisnyai Ferer1c, Nen1Ss flory,
Bogar Karoly. 0sszesen es
FpontOsan .,.sIkk01sz0netl ssa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
VERHOVAY 1854. HOLDS
SPECIAL MEETING

The Verhovay Br. 364 will
hold q special meeting Sum
day Afternoon at the West
Side Hungarian Home.
This special meeting was
called for the purpose of
election Of officers for 1885.
AL members are requested
to attend. The meeting will
start promptly at 2::30 p N.
there will be a fine assessed
against those who will not
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
HAzA VhCYOM

Messse eltlnt tjju dtmom,
Visszd ~DdTUBn,
Elveszett a boMoysdgom,
Mem tuldIOnz. !.
Ss6ke 'Tisza Teher hdbja
Elloptad az itnpona, J,
Ss6ke Tiszu teher hdbja,
Elhagytam hatdron1.
Spot ter1n6 tuses parted
Mikor ldto1n ujra, Va,
Mihor tutE0sok nuelletted
Fusfu stpOt fujua?
Mikor leszek kis talumban,
Mikor ldtom partod
Tart1sutO1n-e kesenlbe,a rnaSQ
Partodon a horgot?
Ldton,-e meg r6nasdgod,
Buzdterm0 t0ldet,
Adsz-e nekezn is pihennig
Egg strhelynyi t0ldet? 4,,7
KovdcS Bex
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
4 REF. ECflET
EvzAM gHq!!!l!I!l|IE Les

A youngstown r., Magyar
Ref. Egyhazi -Ferfi 1s MOI Bs.
Egylet f6lyo 1l6 22fn, "a rank
k0vetkez6 -valssasr:rrrap ,delutan
2 6rai kezdettel, tartja rendes
havi gyufesat, niivrl 'ezen gyii-
les az " 'bezar6 gyti1ese, keret-
mex a tagok te1jes szan1ban
megjelenni, 'hatra1ekat min
denki 1ef1et6leg renoezze, NJ.
Ert is funtus (es -szt1kseges a
tagsag tt1jes rszamu l1legjele.
nese,. mivel a 4tisztviseI6v 6va1asz.
tas is megfog 'tartatr1i az 1895.
TX eyre.
Ezen Observation-Disclosures fon.
tos, exert kell, 'inogy a 'tagsa-
got erdekelje, ,vannak tagok
akik egesz even at mem jelen.
mex meg a gytiTeSaken, ICY ear.
ra -kerJik 0ket, f1ugy 'legalabt
a tisztujito gyufesen jeienje.
mex meg, inert mem sep do
log, hcgy mindannyian segy.
forma d1Jat fizettirlk 'es regy
: forma brtegsegefyben reszesu.
link es csak egy -csekely ,lEsze
: veszi XII a reszet az egylet fel.
~viragoztatasabdt; ttehat jol
tennek a tagok, -ha ijobban to-
r6dnenek a sajat 'tigylkkel
Ezen gyul1s 'bezarCaval lete.
lik ; a kedveMneny az -ujonnar
beAllni -szar1dekoz0 tagoknak
tehat aki be akar allani fel
veteii dij a7e1kil ez az ,utolsd
alkaaom feiveteai ,diHrt fordul
nj a titI1aItoz, ,akr1ek CINE:
40 Ene1ys st.
MeMUhert JGnOS. tifkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21-IK FI0K

Beteg tagjaink: Id. Vas Ist-
van, Koleszar Gy0rgy, Tajro-
vics Andrasne es Palyo Jozsef,
jelenleg a Scent Erzsebet kor-
hazban.
Betegseg ,titkarnal jelen-
tendO. 78 N. Bruce st. Tel.
62571.
G0ber JGnOS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

be present. After the ] me- i i
there will be q card pe1
with refreshments.
Those that have not pa4G \
their dues this i1iohth Tkn sn'|
50 at this meeting.
ax F. Brogley, Presidents
J. Bark0, Secretary
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

LEANYT KERESEK
! altalanos hazi munk&ra. M
csaladhoz azonnali be6ll4S
ia. Gin: 457 Norwood Ave.
Telefon: 1882. #
Evening star., 1935-05-07
COUNTRY BOARD.

ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HoME-Mop-
erni conv;; excellent food. $40 to SIC Der
week. Reduction for two or more In room.
Misses Tabb. Route 2. Kearneysville, W. va
Evening star., 1935-05-07
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS,

(C0ntinued)
VACUUM cIEANERs-Come to zI3 q Ct,
Used use Ss neal 0slssnS IN e. beth new and
VACUUM cLEANER-1 good Hoover used
e. SYR Pr.s ,t
trieal Supply Co. ia2s Il =. YsAa. ave: Nv. .le'-
sfs5 s. V'fsSs ks HoFt;ss issS
AsHnd Thos ana M.sfnrsoas. MAGhs4 m.ssSns; 1sS
have been used as moor models. marked
at big discounts. Also . brand-new Thor
washer and ironer combination only $50 so
SSs%sPis sS 'S dooi Pa Ii: r:isi'
WASHING MACHINE. .reconditioned. re-
duced to S69 80. 1928 New York ave: NV.
MsyssT sfe. shSa oi es ssS
Apex Elec. Co. 700 9th st. NV. at q.
WoODWoRKER. .Dewalt 2-h.p. motor.
1GSSS S3e, e9sy IKE new S29o al:Sl
eencrste vibrators. like ess new. each 500.
Bog 2ss.A. Star ON Once. evenings OF 'oe'''
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED.
Three, ,piece living room suite reupholl. !.
sasTea toE S5 covering M and new inside
tapestry and friesette: vorkmanship guar: !:
antsed: La France Upholstery Co. 2609
14th st. NV. Phone Columbia 10172.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADIO.
UPRIGHT PIANos-We have several good
used uprights that we will sell for S15
$50. S25. $50. Terms II desired. See
MI. Miller Miller on fourth floor Colonial Storage
AEOLIAN ELECTRIC ORGAN. S47. 80;
Kurtzmsnn piano, $50: .Gulbrahsen. $50:
Knabe. S100: Aeolian player. $50. Good
condition. Smiths Transfer Storage Co..
1913 You st NV. Phone North 3343.
PLAYER-P1ANOS:- = some for ss low as
$40. See Mr.. Miller. Colonial STORAGE Co..
1892 22nd st. NV.
GRAND AND UPRIGHTS. in excellent con.
dition. Just returned from rent. used BY
responsible people; reduced in price on al
guarantee goes with every Instrument. One
grand. S268 30. One medium size upright
Sl35. High grade players as low as $50.
Pianos rented for all occasions Home Of
the Krenich Bach and Hartman Pianos
Hugo Worch. ITO q NV. Est 1879.
Evening star., 1935-05-07
WANTED-ROOMS

YOUNG LADY, Government empioye- de-
Je%lsh family. Address Box 432-A, Star
Evening star., 1935-05-07
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OPENED TO
EARNEST MEN.

Mc9ME ~ PINE f9TAI aidHdRApE dR TIE s6sHNEss NAN
sh that kn sSs 1ST TO %oSd ss Seese se0n
j wish ! could convey through these lines
some OF the proof that is needed abity {9 of
this business-proof Of the money earnso
BY those. who work faithfully. to MAKE MAKE
good and because Of that faithful n n,,sead Teadd
You. No effort is made 70 create a false
hope, This no get-Iich-auitSSa iSsss scns state.
confidence when he starts to work.
When write an ad and mention earn.
for ofS the HSs Week Just ending. many ei which
are. over S1oo. There are others from $50
You either do not believe these state
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msn ha aetua, e al make from Sc to of
single day and evening in this same busi-
%aS see You then seSs sstqS hen ss Pfs YOU IN SoS
sDnsdst %afs at M sss ss sSa as hese Who
cessfui nS soaS. men % and Compare your experience
With theirs would nidds i remove some Oh the
o0sor Sometimes @ i wonder If it is possible
that you are NOT really in. earnest when
it comes to the point Of actually working
make 1 Ahe Honestly Ha and can use for the sup
are you looking for a snap OF some klno
estedr Gould i Be that you aan!f are seirald enoN
These ads are expensive and very often
disappointing. Seldom ever are there ,II6s more
in the truthfulness of these statements:
and really. wanted to go to work.7h they
were In dead earnest-you would think
that hundreds Of men would come in to
investigate. wouldn't youe
worth sopethins to their employer already
hired? Are there no good men lett 70
be Hired? Most any employer Of men
would try to hire the best man Grst. Many
would be told to come back later. some
would receive no encouraeement at all.
Is It possible that, you have been dis
carded-laid on the shelf. so to speak-.or
are you still able to put up q real MANS
"shf tU YOU 'I are Of sincere intent. and are
worthy Of other peoples conffiidfsnce, fi ss, ann ana
courteously and give you chance. Yonn
have often said 'If Just had a chance; .
Here ii is. Come to our Washington ONCE
in the Denrike Bldg. 1910 Vermont ave-;
I Room 2O5. ask for e. W. Sillinss. '
Evening star., 1935-05-07

"Adpertfsements andeY this head.
tnp are presumed to be from pri-
pate individuals. unless the aduer-
ttsement ptpes o firm name or
business address or states the Uoyd
Dealer. Members OF the public
pho ind dealers masqueYddtng IN
this column as pSfpate tndfpiduots
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for tnpestioation."
Evening star., 1935-05-07
RENT-FURNITURE.

PRIVATE PARTY will furnish apt. with
mnandsome furniture. $40 month. Phone
Evening star., 1935-05-07
SITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC.
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GIRL. colored wants work as mothers
helper: Phone North SLEW.
GIRL: colored. wishes general housework
In small family; good plain cooking; refer
ences. Phone Lincoln Q737.
GIRL; colored, wants work Of any kind:
care for children; cannot stay nights; ref
erence. Phone Lincoln 92O6.
GIRLS I2l. ,colored. Wish general house. house
GIRL. colored, wants days work. Call
Adams S066 from ] to O'Clock.
GIRL. colored, wants Job as mothers help.
er. Call North 7362-W.
GIRL. colored wants work Of any kind:
no srnday; exp; reference. Phone Poto-
GIRL wants place as generai houseWorker;
references Cali North 0O07.
GIRL. colored, wants general housework: !:
experienced: With reference; $40 per week.
Phone North 1920.
LAUNDRY waitress. ehambermaids Or gen.
full or part time. lincoln 6374-W.
WOMAN. colored. desires, work as cook
maid. nurse, chambermaid. Call Irene
Stanford. North O530.
Evening star., 1935-05-07
SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.
MOTOR CYCLE. Harley-Davidson. 1885:
used one month; cannot be told from new;
especially equipped for speed. many extras.
VIII sell at q bargain: long and easy terms
Call Hillside O097. ask for Mr.. Shipley.
81 HARLEY-DAVIDSON motor cycle, solo;
been in storage for past year Can be
seen at Addison Chevrolet. l437 Irving
st. Price. $50.