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, 1935-02-17
Parents Mite
Observed By
Boy Scouts

Troop ) OF the Boy Scouts held a
parents night at the parish hail Of
the Sacred Heart church Friday
night. the meeting was opened with
he repeating OF the Scout Oath.
During the meeting II was announc-
ed that Tom Long had won the
contest which had just closed, In
which the Scout who had completed
The greatest number and best arti-
cles Of handicraft wsls presented
with an award.
During the evening those present
were entertained with a violin solo
oy Tom long; a guitar solo, by Ralph
Garcia, and q piano solo BY Albert
Moncgold. The high light Of the
evening was the singing OF q num-
ter OF favcTite Mexican songs by lit
tie 6-ye3r-old Josephine Perez.
1t was announced that a play viii
be given in the near future, the pro-
ceedS to 60 TO the fund for sending
a representative to washington. The
play Is entitled After parK-A Boy
Scout Comedy"
While Mr.. j. j. Para played the
violin accompanied by Mrs. "A. "A
Perez at the piano. refreshments OF
cocoa and cookies were served 70 Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. Landrum, Mrs. j. M.
Rutledge. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. McNeal, MI. and
Mrs. j. p. PARA, Mrs. D.. J. DeKorte
Mrs. Gus Allis. Mrs. VI. w. Hollo-
well. Miss Josephine Perez, and Mrs.
G. S. Monogold.
The following Boy Scouts were
%Puresent: Jimmy Landrlm, Frank
Rene, Billy Cherry, Harry Hollowellr
Martin Ru.lldge. Valentine Gavito.
Albert Monogo-d, Ralph Garcia, Tom
Long, Louis McNeal, Scoutmaster
Dave DeKorte. and assistant Scout
master David Pohl.
, 1935-02-17

The executive board Of the Pub
lie Health Nurse association met
Thursday morning at the home OF
the chairman, Mrs. Harbert Daven-
port. Reports Of the month indi-
Gated a busy January and the spe-
cial work has been the cooperation
with the schools in serving free
lunches TO the children.
The school committee, Mrs. Sher-
wood Bishop and Mrs. Harbert
Davenport working with the school
nurse, Miss Racnel Pierce, has as
sisted the teachers Of seven OF the
ten grade schools In securing the
equipment necessary TO serve these
daily lunches 10 the children on the
relief rolls. Many OF the children
come TO school without breakfast,
and are very undernourished. The
teachers supervise the preparation
and serving OF the free lunches
which are maize possible financial
ly by the p. w. A. commission.
Something ike 40 children are be-
Ing given these free daily lunches.
The Public Health Nurse aSSocia-
ton gives milk daily TO about 20
children who are not on the relief
rolls.
Miss Pierce has q revolving fund
furnished BY the Rotarians with
which each school Is assisted IN
purchasing the first weeks supply
Of food necessary for the lunches.
This Is returned at the end Of the
first week from the funds received
from the P.WA. for this purpose.
In addition TO the milk given by
the Public Health Nurse association
10 the school children. $50 quarts
are given 70 sick families in need.
Medicines have been furnished 10
a sick family for several months.
Two bolts OF Sheeting have been
made into sheets. About 800 Red
Gross garments have been dis
tributed where needed.
Miss Florence Bell who has at
tended regularly meetings OF the
Associated Charities reported the
activities and plans for the year.
She also reported the work Of the
Red Gross for January.
Miss Levrier, city nurse, reported
three regular clinics with an at
tendance Of i54 $40 general sick
visits, TO social service calls. 81
nursing visits, and 40 births reg
stered. AT present, Miss Levrier Is
conducting a regular daily clinic,
Sundays not excluded, for malaria
, 1935-02-17
Supper at Church To
Be Especially Good
On Tuesday Evening

The Young Woman's Guild Of
the Church OF the Advent have
prepared one OF the most tempting
menus that have been served so
far at the parish house at the sup
per that have been served weekly
on Tuesday nights for some time.
The suppers are served between
the hours OF 5 and 9 p. m. cafeteria
style. This week Mrs. Fay L. Rock
well and Mrs. Arthur Hipp Will be
in charge.
The menu includes fricaSSee chick
en-, hot biscuits, buttered new po-
tatoeS, Harvard beets, corn pudding,
and a variety Of pies. cakes and
salads, in addition 70 these dishes
there will be the usual assortment
Of Mexican foods, comprised Of
chill, enchiladas and frttoles.
Tourists are reminded that they
are accorded a special welcome.
, 1935-02-17
Mrs. r. L. Bolding
Is Hostess to The
Local Travel Club

Mrs. r. L. Bolding was hostess TO
members Of the Brownsville Travel
club this week at her home in River
SIDE. Roll call was answered by mem
oers giving short poems by Longfel-
low.
Mrs. Idabelle Macy. as president OF
the club. appointed the year book
committee: Mrs. G. c. Wentz, Mrs
r II. Ries, and Mrs. r. Y. Ryman.
Two new members, Mrs. II. z. Mich
olS, and Mrs. G. l. Hunter, we're TAX
en- into the club.
Mrs. j. A. Swell gave the parlia-
mentary drill on How to Withdraw
a Motion" Mrs. Idabelle Macy was
the leader Of the lesson. on The Ma
tural Resources Of Texas
, 1935-02-17
TraOel Means
In America Is
Club Subject
by The Club Reporterl

AAhI &A@g MMGR8A 49,
Mrs. B. NJ. Cromack was IN charge
OF the program OF Travel In Amer
lea" when the Learners met Tues
day at the home OF Mrs. Ralph T..
Buell.. With the advance OF travel
ing facilities 1t seems that the
American people are always want
ing 10 20 somewhere. The arrival
OF the automobile brought the ne
cessity for good roads. then better
and faster trains. Later airplanes IN
competition for long distance travel
brought about the stream line
trains. for speed and more speed
seems to be the universal desire.
regardless Of the alarming increase
OF accidents.
Good roads are continually being
extended. The All-American High
way, 5000 miles long. from Alaska
through Canada, the United States,
Mexico Central America and the re-
publics OF South America TO Buenos
Aires road Is already half oom-
pleted.
Distance Is eliminated by speed.
The comfort OF the modern airplane
combined with the saving OF time
and the fact that this method OF
travel Is independent OF highway
conditions make flying the ideal
TRANSPORTATION for business men.
Mrs. Creager gave M interesting
comparison Of a trip BY rail from
Brownsville TO Mexico City and q
similar trip from BROWNSVILLE 70
Chicago.
After q general discussion the
Learners adjourned TO meet Tues
day. February 10. mt the Womans
club with Mrs. Fannie y. Putegnat
hostess. Members are requested tc
arrive at 9 o'clock instead OF the
usual hour.
, 1935-02-17
Science Club Dance
Is Big Success
FRIDAY n g h

Nearly 225 persons from Browns
Vile, Harrington and san Benito
were present at the Valentine ball
sponsored by the Science club OF
the Brownsville high school at the
school study hall Friday night.
Leo Francis and his orchestra
furnished music for tie occasion.
The hall was attractively decorated
with colored lights, and hearts
large and small strung about the
rooms. Other Valentine motif also
made an attractive setting.
The dance was given BY the club
for the purpose Of raising tunos
for the purchase Of science books
for the library. The affair was
supervised by Miss Velma Olson,
Miss Elise Harmon and Mrs. Helen
Brandt.
, 1935-02-17
FL Baicos Class Has
Gathering Tuesday
With Mrs. Marsh

FL Baicos Bible class OF the First
Presbyterian church met Tuesday
evening az the home OF Mrs. j. Marsh
for a covered dish supper. After the
business meeting a most enjoyable
social hour was spent.
MerberS present were Rev. and
Mrs. X. p. bay. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Moothart. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Me-
Fall. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilson. Mrs.
G.. G. Lamberth, Mrs. Ava Prosser'
Mrs. nellie T. Key. Mrs Leland Mar
sters and Mrs. Catherine Collins.
Guests OF the class included Mrs.
B. M. Britain, OF Amarillo. a guest
III the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. w. Moothart. Mrs. 7. shell
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sexton
Miss Elizabeth O'Bannion. and Miss
Marguerite Marsh.
, 1935-02-17
B. Y. p. L..
To Have Program
Sunday Evening

The Senior B. Y. p. q. will have
I most interesting program Sunday
evening at $50 d. N at the First
Baptist church. Miss Violet Daven-
port will be In charge Of the pro-
gram. How Can ! Overcome
Temptation2" viii be the subiect
discussed.
some Of the Interesting topics will
DC Believe. in the Possibility of
Victory: ~DeS re the Conquest;
Avoid Tempting Situations Re
member Those Depending on You
Keep Busy Doing Good; Fight
TO Win and Accept the Help OF
ocd." The program viii be COM
pleted BIZ several fitting hymns To
be sung by the UniQa. AL young
,peoplc are welcons.
, 1935-02-17
Lucky IS Bridge Is
Entertained Here
Bv Mrs. HarDer

Mrs. II. Harper was hostess 70
members OF the Lucky Is Bridge club
Wednesday afternoon AZ her home
During the games. high for club
member was awarded TO Mrs. Law
renee Shrum. low 70 Mrs. l.. Giles.
the travel award Co Mrs. Charles
LovinRer, high for guests to Mrs.
Dale Personette. and low for guests
10 Mrs. Frank Lewis.
Following the games the hostess
served a delightful refreshment
course 10 Mesdames K. Giles. j. III.
Lawrence. Charles LovInRer. Nor
man Wilson. George Baker. Lawrence
Shrum. and Floyd Benn. members.
and Mrs Dale Personette. and Mrs.
Frank Lewis. guests OF the club
The club wiz meet III two weeks
with Mrs. B. Garcia ms hostess at
the home Of Mrs. Z. Giles
, 1935-02-17
Tourist Party Friday
Mite is a Successful,
ENJOYABLE Q

The weekly entertainment OF the
Brownsville Chamber OF Commerce
for the tourists was a most enjoy
able one. There we're so guests pres
ent. Games OF contract and auction
bridge. dominoes pinochle. were the
main diversion OF the evening. At
the conclusion OF the games Mrs j.
Frank Jones, from independence.
Kansas was high for contract and
Mrs. w. .. Smith, from Batavia, N.
Y. was low. In auction Mrs Mary
Z. Brumm. from Sandusky. Ohio
was the winner. while In dominOes
Mrs. Jennie Lsllieunthal. from Chi
cago. III. was the winner for the
ladies. and Mr.. J.. j. Wilcox, from
Arkansas City, KanS- was the win
ner for the men Mr.. Wallace Har-
wood. from Palm Courts donated
the prizes for the evening.
Tourists are urged 70 be present
at 7:30 next Friday night as n
surprise Is in store for you.
, 1935-02-17
Mardi Bridge Club
Is Entertained Bv
Mrs. Frank Brown

MRS. Frank Brown was hostess
TUESDAY afternoon TO the members
OF the Mardi Bridge club. During
the play Mrs. R. w. Breeder waS
high. The hostess served pastry and
coffee at the conclusion of tire
games.
Those playing were Mesoamas i
!. Alderdlce- r. ". Breeder. Bascom
Cox. Joe Ingram and Arthur Him
Mrs. Alice Figley. Mrs. Browns cor.
SIN anc houseguest. from Los Angeles
was also q player for the afternoon
Inc club VIII meet next week with
Mrs. BaScom Cox.
, 1935-02-17
Nous Bridge
Is Entertained by
Mrs. Duff Howard

Mrs. Duff Howard was hostess 70
members OF the Entire Nous bridge
club Friday afternoon During The
games Of bridge, Mrs. j. Douglas
Ireland was high with Mrs. Graham
Edge second high.
There were two guests OF the
club, Mrs. r. K. Green and Mrs.
Charles II. Gregory. Club members
playing besides the hostess were
Mesdames Charles Wiech. 2. 4.
MacmanuS, Henry Smith, j. Doug
las Ireland, and Graham Edge. Mrs.
Edge will entertain the club next
week
, 1935-02-17
tournament Bridge
Is Entertained Bv
Mrs. T.. n

MRS. Larry Lightner was hostess 10
members OF the Wednesday Tourna-
ment Bridge Club and a few guests
az her home this week. During INV
salhea, MRS. O. NJ BrundaRe was
presented with the first award. Mrs
J. Gilbert Philen. Jr.. with the ser-
ond' and MRS. Adrian Borcherr with
the consolation award.
Guests Of the club for the afte-.
noon included Mrs. William winston.
Mrs. Adrian Borchers, Mrs. Jimmy
George, Mrs. r. II. Breeder. Miss Ar
mold Boyd and Mrs. william Nc.
Donald
, 1935-02-17
Happy Girls Club
Is Entertained Bv
Ann Schende

The Happy Girls club met this
past week with Ann Schendel Dur
ing the afternoon, games OF bridge
were lycd with the award for sue
cess going 10 Marie Vivier.
Members OF the club who were
present e Mary Young Butts.
Beatrice Perez. Mary Bertha Puteg-
nat, Marie vivler. Rebecca Villarre-
nj. and Aline Curling. m guest ~ the
club. The club will have It's next
meeting with RebeccR VlIlarreal.'
, 1935-02-17

The home economics department
OF the Brownsville high and junior
high schools Is sponsoring q bene-
ut performance at the Capitol
Theatre Tuesday night at . -. M
The girls are endeavoring TO send
a complete team TO the State
Home Making Education Rally TO be
, 1935-02-17
Calendar For The Week

The Little Women will meet with
Evelyn Hayes.
Mrs. Wallace Harwood will be
hostess to the Wednesday Bridge.
The Athenian club will meet with
Mrs. w. r. Jackson for It's Wash
ington birthday party.
The ladies Of the Central Christ
ian church will serve q Penny Sup
per.
Tourist party at the Chamber OF
Commerce tourist rooms az 2:3O r..
m.
THURSDAY
The Modern Priscilla will meet
with Mrs. Hugh Wilbanks.
The Bridge League will meet mt
the Elks hall at 1880 p. m.
The Euzelian class Of the First
Baptist church will meet az the
home OF Mrs. G. w. Davenport. 735
Elizabeth street. with Mrs. II. 4
Nichols as co-hoSteSs.
Benefit tea by the Skinner Mem
orial class nc the home OF Mrs. VI
Il. Banker from 4 till q o'clock.
Recital by pupils Of Mrs. w. w
Underwood and Miss Lucy Richards
in the Epworth League room Of the
First Methodist church at 1880 p. m.
Meeting OF the Civic League at the
Chamber Of Commerce at $50 p. m
FRIDAY
Evening party OF ri Jardir
Heights Social cldp.
Colonial tea by the Lieut.. Thomas
Barlow chapter OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution at III Jar
din hotel at 2:30 ?. m
All-day meeting OF the Presbye.
rian auxiliary beginning AZ 10 o. m.
Mrs. Graham Edge will entertain
the Entire Nous club.
Tou..st party at the Chamber ol
Commerce tourist rooms at 1880 p
III.
rATYrnRAV
, 1935-02-17
MONDAY

MONDAY
Meeting of the Young WomNs
Guild of the Church OF The Advent
at 8 D. m. in the parish house
Meeting OF the Wom/s Auxllery
az the Church Of the Advent In the
rectory at 3 p. m.
Meeting OF the Girls Auxiliary OF
the First Baptist church al tne
church at 4:30 p. m.
Initiation ceremony OF Hope CHAP.
ter l24 at the Masonic Temple o.
7:30 p. m.
Social meeting OF the w. M. ;.
at the Methodist church at 5 p m
TUESDAY
The Treble Clef viii meet with
DR.. M. II. Murry. -.
Mrs. Fannie d. Putegnat VIII oe
hostess 10 the Learners club az the
Woman's club at 3 p. m
Mrs. BaScom Cox VIII entertaHl
the Mardi Bridge club.
Mrs. r. w Pitts will be hostess 70
the Ween Frac.
Mrs. Maurice Brulay will be host
ess TO the Literature and Arts Re-
view az the Woman's club.
Rebekah Lodge will meet al the
Masonic Temple at 1880 p. m.
Benefit card party by the Sacred
Heart Unit Of the Altar Guild ii
the parish hall at 9 p. m.
Social meeting Of district II 81
the Texas Graduate Nurses ASSo-
citation nc the home OF Miss Rachel
Pierre 234 Levee street at 8 p. m.
Supper to be served In the parish
house Of the Episcopal church BY
the Young Woman's Guild between
the hours OF 8 and 8 p. m.
Meeting Of the board Of directors
az the Valley Federation or Women's
clubs al the home Of Mrs. j. j. Muir
ray. president. IN Harrington. at Il
noon.
uy-rHNrGnAY
, 1935-02-17

The wednaday Studs club will
meet Stth Mrs. q. W. Moothart.
George Washington tea by the
Self Culture club with Mrs. T. n.
Yates as hostess
, 1935-02-17
SATURDAY

The Brownsville Federation OF
Churches will meet at the First
Baptist church NJ $50 p. m
, 1935-02-17

Alpha Phi sorority, Of which Bar
bara Todd of La Feria Is a member.
entertained the pledges OF other So
rorities with a tea Thursday after
noon. Red and white we're used as
the color scheme. carrying out the
valentine motif.
, 1935-02-17

Frances Grimsell OF San Benito
was guest at the Sigma NJ house for
dinner last Sunday.
, 1935-02-17

Alpha Xxi Delta sorority entertain
Cd with q bufft supper Thursday
night In honor Of pledges and alum
nae. A valentine motif was carried
cut iii decorations. A bridge party
was held Friday afternoon for
rushees. Red and white we're used in
n~ecorations. Heller Margaret Hanch-
ey OF San Benito Is an active men,
her az Alpha ~ Delta sorority
, 1935-02-17

Alumnae OF Alpha Delta p sorority
gave a benefit bridge party at the
chapter house Saturday afternoon.
Proceeds will 60 to the Abigail Davis
Loan Fund which helps girls who are
financially unable to complete their
education. Beth Gregory Of Browns
Vile Is a pledge Of Alpha Delta Pi
sorority.
, 1935-02-17

Charles Van Berg Of Mercedes was
elected Secretary-treaSurer OF the
junior class Of the College Of Engin-
GERS ut q meeting Sunday. Sopho-
more and freshman classes postponed
their elections until Sunday after
noon. February IL. at 2 o'clock.
, 1935-02-17

Mary Margaret Fox Of Brownsville
was In Seton Infirmary last Satur-
day.
, 1935-02-17

Newman Hall entertained with an
informal dance last Saturday night
from 8 until IL. Lillian and ANAL
Runyon are residents Of Newman
Hall, and were in the receiving line
for the guests.
, 1935-02-17

The Freshman Fellowship dance
was held from $50 TO u o'clock Fri
day night In the Y. M. G. A. building
auditorium with approximately one
hundred attending. Beverly Shelf
field was master of ceremonies. A
Saint Valentines day motif was car
ried out In red and white. Red and
white balloons were suspended from
the ceiling at II O'Clock. Gail Shultz
OF Brownsville attended the dance.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAN wanted for Rawleigh route Of 500
families. Good profits for hustler. Write
today. Rawleigh Co.. Dept. DCE-4-SA-1.
Chester. Pa.
MEN go; must have appearance ability
and used to over $50 weekly: permanent
position. MI. Bell. Franklin Park Hotel.
02s
Evening star., 1935-05-21
FARM AND GARDEN,

NOW is the time to use bone meal on your
lawns; Sc for 100 pounds. Milton Hopfen-
maier Estate. $500 K st. NV. Phone
West 1ACC
Evening star., 1935-05-21
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

tNonttnueut
DRESSMAKING. womens and childrens
Clothing shocking, plain and fancy UNDER
wear: frst-class work guaranteed. Phone
Potomac 29b0-J.
GIRL colored. wants work as mother S
helper or general housework. plain cooking.
Phone Potomac 2155-J.
NURSE of long experience desires day
work in home or doctors once; exceient
references. Phone Georgia 2S0S.
STENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIST. general ofice
work: experienced; willing worker; city ref-
erences. Phone Walnut 9167-W.
WAITRESS or short-order cook. colored.
for night work; references. Phone Potomac
2360-J.
WOMAN. refined. middle aged; companion
nurse to lady or child: seashore or
mountains; capable. reliable. experienced;
excellent references. Available June /.
Address Box 219-C. Star Office.
YOUNG LADY. experienced P. B. x. oper;;
leave city; reference. Address Box SAC.
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-05-21

APARTMENTS-FURN. b UNFURN.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND BATH.
from $40 to S65. Phone Decatur 363S-J.
APARTMENTS. BACHELOR; l RM, BATH:
also = rms. bath; completely renovated
building: fur or unfur. as desired. 1892
Eye NV. Inspection bet. 4 and 6. 21'
241O goth. ST. NV RMS. KITCH-
Evening star., 1935-05-21
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
SALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

"Adpertisements under this head.
ting are presumed to be from prt-
pdfs individuals, unless the aduer-
ttsement otpes a firm name or
business address or states the iDord
Dealer. Members OF the public
iDho fnd dealers nasqueradino In
this column as pYiuate fndipiduols
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for investioation."
Evening star., 1935-05-21

PlANO-Now is the time to buy a used
piano in our store: we've cut prices deep
on really good pianos; every one recondi-
toned and fully guaranteed. Prices. 500.
$40, 500. 500 and UP. Pay 81 weekly
Evening star., 1935-05-21

baby grand for sale at S245. The case
design is the modern straieht-line style
that Is SO popular. 1t has been put in
at this price. Pay So weekly. KITS.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO..
1908 H ST NV. NATIONAL 9345

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S5. $50.
North Of Park rd, corner home OF s
rooms and bath. hot-water heat glass
incloSed rear porches garage. This is an
excellent value. DONNELLY e. PLANT
INC. 1874 Park I'd. NV. Columbia Os3s.
NORTHWEST. NEAR LARGE GOVT. PARK
detached brick. 7 rooms, 3 bed rooms,
all modern improvements hardwood floors
anc trim throughout. beautiful Kitchen.
club room. large breakfast room. Attrac-
tive front and rear lawn. garage,
PRICE. SS.q50.
Consider clear lots or small house in
Georgia 64S3
Evening star., 1935-05-21
PLASTERERS.
ROUTE MEN

We have fine established route avail
able for the right man. The applicant
must be willing TO work hours per DAY
eXperie.ce not necessary; We train oul
men: pay arrangements satisfactory. Ap-
ply TO Il. s22-A Conn. ave. between
n and Eve SITS
Evening star., 1935-05-21
SALE-HOUSES.
ROOM HOME WEST

BUNGALOW. CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN:
university (open and lighted. z to PM
no 7, M ara D.. all modern. new condition; lot
or studio. Beautiful flowers, shrubbery,
etc Frlce and terms reasonable. z. A.
SS5!AHvEY tOwnerI. 1926 VT. ave. Phone
Evening star., 1935-05-21
NEAR GOVERNMENT DEPTs
PARK CENTP AT Iunn u C-r NJ
RIGHT DOWNTOWN,

MIRAMAR, I3U1 18th ST.
Frigidaire Current Free.
S79. so = Completely furnished: living
room. dressing room with Murphy bed sun
room with Murphy bed kitchen and tile
bath. See manager. Potomac $500.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
Goth and F SITS NV room kit. bath;
completely furn., linens. silver, Frigidaire:
day week. month. National 6425
Evening star., 1935-05-21
MEN
DELIVERY MAN.

reference. Apply The Hoffman Co., 1884
Penna ave Sc. ready for work.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN for
Ford dealer. Logan Motor Co.,
1419 Irving st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
statesmen.

Positions are open for several
additional men on a sales force
that is making a great record in
Washington. In April the top
500 of the men at work aver
aged over 100000 each, and the
top $50 over 100000 each. If
that kind of money looks inter-
esting and if your record is clear,
your chin up and your ambition
high, just come up and meet
these men. They ring no door
bells, and they make no cold
calls. Live leads are given them
daily and all calls are on people
who have made inquiry. See me
wednesday, 900 am. (no other
time, Red Room, Hamilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
SALESMAN

MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Washington's finest mems
wear store has an excellent
opportunity for an aggres-
sive, intelligent, experienced
man who has worked in a
good store. Our men are
offered a number of attrac-
tive possibilities for extra
earnings. Apply to main
Office.
RALEIGH HABERDASHER.
1910 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
BOOMING HOrCE


l,ooki Only 81 $50; $50 cash and SIS
a month. $50 month less than rent. IL
rooms. > baths. hot-water heat and auto
matte hot-water storage system. Very
hlgh-class home. and one OF the best room
renting locations in D. C. Call for an ap-
pointment to inspect. Mr.. Bennett.
WAPLE d JAMES. INC.
Residence Georgia o2gS District 3346.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
FOREST HILLS.
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK


Lot l49 #. frontaee containing over
10000 50. #. Detached. center-hall colo
nial; living room with open fireplace, din
fast alcove frst-floor study and lavatory.
4 BEDROOMS AND . BATHS. Insulated
attic, 2-car garage. From the screened
porch YOU have a beautiful view of the
park. Nav consider small house In ex-
change. Phone Cleveland 113l.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
SITUATIONS-WOMEN

SITUATIONS-WO
ALTERATIONS. dressmaking tailoring;
moderate prices. perfect fitting; hens. SOC
up. Met. O726. SIS 18th st. NV. 1st a.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST experienced. de-
sires ONCE position: references. Phone
Adams 30S2.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONAL,

PLACE BY PRACTICAL NURSE OR COM
panion TO convaleScent or invalid. refer
ence. Phone Adams 21l7.
LADY WITH AUTOMOBILE WANTS PRO-
motional work Al firm expenses and
commission: free to travel. Address Box
242-B Star Office.
WILLIAM. BROTHER OF ANTHONY SLA-
ter. wish to correspond with any descend
ents of William Slater. F. c. SLATER.
Santa Paula. Calf.
TENT COLONY IN PINE WOODS. NEAR
WASHINGTON. Commute: live in the open
5 months; reasonable. Saddle horses on
property Address Box 47l-C. Star Office.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet;
no drugs or surgery DR. SOMMER-
WERCK. 1865 Columbia rd. Adams 03SS