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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

vase vase nn family; stay nights. Sol p st..
NURSING OR HOUSEKEEPING. expert
enced: References. Phone Lincoln s962-J.
1918 B st. Sc.
housework mornings; good cook laundress,
housekeeper: good ref. North 187l-W.
WHITE WOMAN. settled housekeeping.
9; n. or nurse; good laundress. cleaner.
Box Box ss9oc. @ star esV,fi Once 20 week. ADDRESS
WOMAN. colored. wishes part time morn
ing lni, Or y ,afternoon; reference. Phone Lin
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wants Job as
COOK; AL. Phone Potomac 2122-M.
and general housework. Can furnish ref.
Phone North 1918.
WOMAN. colored. young. wants general
housework Good. willing worker. neat. re-
liable Ref. 1917 18th st. NV. Dec. 1872.
WOMAN. WON N dss reliable cOlCTed wants after
Phone Potomac 4740 after q
WOMAN-Colored; part-time general house.
work; mornings. no Sundays: $3.50 week;
good references. Decatur 1871.
WOMAN; reliable. wishes work Of any
kind; references. Phone District 1891.
general housework; plain cooking; day
or part time; reference. Columbia 0033
WOMAN. colored. refined wants job as
chambermaid or general housework; ref
erences. 141S 11th st. NV. Apt. /
WOMAN reliable desires part-time work;
clean; get dinner for employed couple.
Phone Lincoln 0677. 3 days work.
WOMAN. colored. reliable. young. wishes
general housework or work of any kind
Phone North O174-J.
wishes Job as cook
Lincoln AAff
WOMAN. white. refined. as housekeeper
Ala Emery pl NV.
WOMAN. reliable. wants housework all day
or part-time; good plain cook; reference.
1914 Corcoran st. NV. Decatur 49S5-J.
WOMAN settled desires housekeeping
for employed couple or gentleman's home.
Phone Columbia 503S.
WOMAN. settled. unincumbered desires
take care of single lady's home or en-
ployed couples bungalow; good plain cook
and seamstress. Good home first con-
sideration. Address Box 194-C. Star Office.
WOMAN settled wants home light house
work. care OF children; small salary. 1127
Chicago ST. Sc.
YOUNG COLoRED GIRL wants job as
motherS helper. Stay nights. Age IL.
Call Lincoln 1881.
YOUNG colored country girl wishes work
as mothers helper or cleaning; will stay
nights. Call North 1857.
YOUNG GIRL wishes job as a maid or
child's nurse. Call at 1920 18th st.
NV,
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MEN
HIGH-TYPE statesmen.

If YOU are looking for steady work and
have car. call North 3491-J. imme-
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HELP-MEN.


POLISH with good education for teaching ns
2s3-C, Star once.
PREssERs steady work; must be expert
enced and fast workers. vogue Cleanels'
s26 Bladensburg rd ne.
ins: steady employment. Apply Monday.
1904 L st. NV.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-one good.
to work Z days q week. day and night.
We have more prospects wanting to buy
property than we can handle. Pull CO.
operation in SUPPLYING % ns!ss, ESRTT1M 1rIsRse!s
Co. Soi sHoREHAM BLDG, NATL. 2232.
SALESMAN who has sold once equipment
or printing to build e business iSr S,inna. MIN.
Hddrsss ss Box 1929 Star
SALESMAN to contact retail grocery trade;
nationally known manufacturer; offers
Florida ave- ne. Monday. 10-12.
SALESMAN for the awnins business. r.
expenses Address Box 320-C. Star ofice.s
SALESMAN wanted by an old established
orsanization: competent salesman to
gas appliances, refrigerators and washing
machines: excellent opportunity for man
OF real aplllty: STATE QuaHncatl0nS with
references. Address Box 2O1-B. Star once.
statesmen with automotive accessory ex-
expanding chain store organization, State
age, experience and salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 367-B. Star once.
SODA DISPENSER, fully experienced in
luncheonette. cooking salads. merchan-
dising Only best references considered
2l62 California st. Do not phone.
THE FULLER BRUSH CO. can use Q men.
come for conscientious worker. Address
Box S6-C. Star office.
TRAVELER-Large corporation desires ex-
perienced automobile men to travel han.
ding sales and service; good salary and
expenses; give education and experience.
Address Box 397-B, Star ONCE.
USED CAR SALESMEN-Two experienced
used car men who know how to work
Largest stock OF used cars in town to work
with. This is a real money-making oppor-
tunity for the right men. All replies con-
f1dential Address Box l76-B. Star ONCE.
wANTED-A native Spanish teacher. Call
North 1141. Apt. IF.
WINDOW DECORATOR. sign writing and
crepe paper experience essential. State
age. experience and salary expected. Ad-
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MEN. ATTENTION!

MEN, ATTENTION!
Many men, in and around Washington
are complaining about work being very
hard to find. Some Of these men actually
want work. Others are not looking for
work. but want something that Is easy to
do for a mere existence. To the men
looking for chance to. prove their abil-
consistent living for themselves and their
families, my company presents q SPLENDID
opportunity. We have new machine and
to those who can. within one or two weeks
$50 per week and UP. Do not confuse this
with the. ordinary, run OF ads. Come in
to men who can ensiy or
this work and who want and need a
substantial income. We prefer neat-ap-
who have ability to accept the responsi-
bility to do an honest days work Apply
73S Investment Bldg. Monday. 10 am,
only. Late applicants will not be inter-
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PERSONAL.
fCnnfSNnaIA

u.p
to establish unique flower shop; very little
capital required. Address Box 274-C. Star
ONCE.
WANTEpM7PART:TIME WANT 7, WORK BY 4
light housework, preparing Of tasty meal
LOT one or two. companion or practical
Rive refegencs h ns'ns orked out can hddr Gniy
Box 304-C. Star ONCE.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN,
l32Z MASS ave. NV. school OF dancing and
nursery; hour. day or week; $50 TO $50.
own method; results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet;
Ekok 8 sEsss 1853 rd DR. Aasos SI
ONE DOLLAR sPECIAL-PHYsIcIANS
recommend violet and infrared sun rays
for anemia low blood pressure insomnia.
rheumatism etc. HOPKINS. 27o1 Conn.
TAKOMA PARK NURSE WILL GIVE Ex.
cellent care to bed patient or convalescent.
Special diet. Phone Shepherd 2617.
FURs MENDED. REMoDELED; COATS RE.
liLeo by private party for reasonable prices.
Gail Adams ASST.
ONE OF WASHINGTONs FOREMOST
teachers 9f dancing will instruct classes in
c!ups. private homes ano SCHOOLS Refs.
HAVE SEVERAL CHEVRoLETs, FoRDs,
Bucks; sedanS. coupeS. late models. good
COHulllOI. 10 save storage expense VIII bt4A
on easy payments or loan 10 careful per-
sons. Address Box 200-C. Star offce.
THE HOME TAILORESS- -DRESSMAKING.
renodeling. invisible mending: expert work.
manshlp. min mum cost 9l6 New YORK
ave. Phone District 1852.
WOMAN DESIRES GENERAL HOUSEKEEP-
ing Tor employed couple with child; sleep
in; So weekly. Address Box 195-C. Star
JESSIE: REMEMBER WHAT I TOLD YOU
about William biting his nails? Well. We
have solved 1t with Wrlgley's Juicy Fruit
CHILDREN COUNTRY BOARD; all ad-
References. Box 56. Clarksville. Md.
HONOR GRADUATE ST. ALBAN's. HONOR
student G. w. u. coaching Latin. French.
English. algebra; 81 per hour: best refer
enees. JOSHUA EVANS. 3. cleve. Osl4.
NO ONE CAN HELP YOUR NERVES,
muscles and back troubles Ike DR.. DELLA
LEDENDECKER. West 1920 3025 o ST.
NURSE WILL BOARD 3 REFINED ELDER
" people in private home. Phone Adams
GERMAN SCIENTIFIC HEALING. THE
power that ptgpleXed the sayants OF %
nations Come be convinced. For appoint
ment call Decatur 2u27.
TYPING OF ALL KINDS.
Neat and Accurate. Rates Reasonable.
40 14th ST. NV. Room SOC.
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One Of Washington's most progressive
organizations in its field has opening for
. experienced outside statesmen: Full ad-
vanced commissions paid weekly. Appli,
90 years of age. Apply Mr.. Seauerra.
Rc0 pa aVe
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FURNITURE ARTIST.

A large retail furniture concern requires
an experienced. all-around artist. The job
is located in Bridgeport, Conn. and is per.
manent Write, stating qualifications and
salary expected with samples OF work.
The latter will be returned. Address:
Maurice Chester. South Howard st.
Ralf Nd
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TRUCK SALESMAN.
Experienced. To the man who
qualities, drawing account and
transportation furnished. At
tractive proposition. See Mr..
Sullivan.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET,
610 II st NE
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WhNTED-SALESMEN.

NN0uttuuo0.y
sALEsMEN-Big commissions selling
printing. sslesbooks. letterheads. envelopes.
blotters. calendars. Experience unneces-
sary. Low prices. Free delivery: Outflt free.
Standform, 1SD Oak ST.. New YORK.
SALESMEN-sell advertising novelties. cal.
endars. fans, Thermometers for nationally
known hrm. Liberal commissions; Stanwood
Hillson Corp. 81 High St.. Brookline. Mass.
sALEsMEN-Four S15 sales to stores net
you $40 daily. Savers Systems. Est. 1896.
2SO1 AT Shefiield ave-. Chicago. III.
sALEsMEN-Experienc security and In
surance statesmen wanted. Leads fur
nished. 52S Union Trust Building.
SELL PROCESS embossed PRINTING. So 95
thousand, with free cut service. Worth SO.
Nothing like II. Commission. 81. Experi.
ence unnecessary. Outfit furnished Tree.
United Ensravers. 6155 8. State. Chicago.'
WANTED-AGENTS
AGENTS. LADIES or men to sell printed
stationery at low price; 1000 business
cards at S1.50. 512 g st. NV.
IRONING CORD. Prevents scorching. Saves
electricity. Ends kinks and snarls. For
telephones also. 1906 profit Samples.
Neverknot, 4503 Ravenswood, Chicago.
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EXPERIENCED
MATTRESSES
Between the ages of IS and %: must be
experienced in waitress work and In meet
ing the public Must also be nice looking.
neat and have a pleasing personality.
Apply 51Oa Georgia ave. at 2 O'Clock.
TWO MODELS.
Not over %. to model foundation ear
ments at corset convention for women.
Call Monday. 8 to IL. Charts, Suite 30l.
Washington Bldg.
WANTED-MarkerS and as
sorters, white; also checkers
and bundle wrappers. Apply
Elite Laundry Co., 2117 14th
st. NV.
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MEN

With desire to go ahead In permanent.
recognized for promotion. Applicants must
be over 21. possessing car. Apply by let
ter. giving full particulars and phone
number. Address Box 3S5-B. Star ONCE.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.


DRIVING TO MIAMI. WILL TAKE ONE
passenger. Leave Feb. Is. return March
10. References EXCHANGED. Address Box
1890. Star Office.
YOUNG MAN DRIVING TO FLORIDA
desires PASSENGER. Nominal charge. Ref
erences exchanged. Address Box 272-C.
Star office.
LEAVING FOR ST. PETERSBURG. FLA.
first OF week. take two passengers. share
expense. Address Box 152-C. Star Office.
MOTHER AND SON DRIVING TO ANY
part of Florida want passengers Share
expense. Address Box 347-C. Star Office.
DRIVING TO HOUSTON. TEXAS. VIA
Chicago. St. Louis Tulsa and Dallas.
Tuesday or Wednesday. Accom-. 4. Share
expense. Ref. Phone Atlantic 5000.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE. DRIVING TO
New Orleans Mardi Gras. desires pasSen-
ger References exchanged. Address Box
l14-C. Star Office.
LEAVING FOR MINNEAPOLIS FEBRUARY
Ii. accommodate / or cOngenlal persons;
reasonable. Phone Adams $40. Apt 427.
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KANN

Have opening for men that are over 23,
possessing car; steady work; good earnings
for willing worker. Apply Superintendent S
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WILL lease to responsible party furnlshed
tea room catering tourists. Living quar-
ters $50. Address Box 213-C, Star ONCE.
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Sl5O-YOUNG MAN will invest $3.50 in
a good business that will give morning
employment. Address Box 21e-C. star
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COLORED MAN and wife wish tanitor's
quarters with pay; handy with tools; have
references. Phone Atlantic O163.
COUPLE, young. white. want work in pri-
vate home: reference. 1926 Sth st. NV.
Apt. ..
SOUTHERN COUPLE. colored, wants job;
good references. 1901 Vermont ave. NV.
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So 600 required to advertise and market
an olive oil shoe cream. New principal.
Information, demonstration. Address Box
1G-C Star office.
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BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLoR.;
Located in one Of the best northwest
suburbs doing excellent business. own
ers health and other business necess!tates
Immediate sale. Address Box 321-A Star
of1ce
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WANTED-Beer business will pay cash
Tor good business. Address Box 123-C.
l0s
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HONOR GRADUATE ST. ALBAN's. HONOR
student G. w. u. coaching Latin. French.
English. algebra; 81 per hour: best refer
ences. JOSHUA EVANS. j. Cleve. osl4.
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NO ONE CAN HELP YOUR NERVES,
muscles and back troubles like DR.. DELLA
West Il2u. 3025 o ST.
NURSE WILL BOARD 3 REFINED ELDER
" people in private home. Phone Adams
5, iS:;.
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TWO statesmen.

WINDOW DECORATOR. sign writing and
crepe paper experience essential. State
age. experience and salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 367-B Star ofic
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SPECIAL DELIVERY TO DOUG- LAS! Daily at 10:00 am. and 2:30
 m. Kelly Blake's SPECIAL DE- LIVERY-Phone 442. adv.
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LEAGUE ACTION.

The League of Nations appears to be determined to regain the prestige and potency it lost two years ago when Japan walked in Manchukuo in the face of League opposition, and nothing very much done about it. except by the Nipponese who annexed themselves big slice of territory The Leagues failure to act at that time believed by many to have killed the value of the convention of nations other than just place to meet and sit around and talk.
 But in the present instance of Italy and Ethiopia the group again becomes an important body. Per haps, the fact is close to home has some thing to do with it, but at any rate, the League members appear to be determined to take stand now, and if possible avert general European clash. Already it has voted embargo against Italy and commercial boycott is being considered the recommendation for the immediate discontinuance of bank credit to Mussolini's government having been made.
 Instead of forestaing a general conflict there is always the possibility that the definite action such the League is taking may be just the thing to fire the European powder box, but whatever the result it is evident League members are determined the Italian aggression should not be duplication of the Japanese affair in far the League is concerned. That fiasco of international diplomacy after the aVowed and announced purposes of the League is still too vivid in the minds of League supporters to let a similar situation without some action to save front
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-14
THE "ATTACK" UNDERWAY.

Several days before Senator Robert D. Carey journeyed to the Yellowstone Park keynote to the young Republicans of the Northwest the Republican National Headquarters in Washington announced that the Wyoming Senator's effort would mark the opening of the attack the Republicans will make this Fall the Democratic administration
 While the word attack instead of campaign, employed, there had been considerable specula- tion a report that the Senator would clear up an abstruse issue which had been causing con- fusion in the ranks of reactionary spokesmen and commentators This concerned the charge made by former President Hoover that President Roosevelt preparing to Europeanze the Government of the United States It had been used extensively by Col Frank Knox Ogden L. Mills former Gov. Frank Lowden ct al but seldom twice in the same way. That is to say, of them had attributed to President Roosevelt determination to install at Washington fascist regime; others confidently asserted that he would proclaim his adherence to communism and Col Robert Mccormick of the Chicago Tribune and others insisted that he would have both at the time. So of course it was confusing. Everybody wanted to be as explicit as they what they will substitute for the sAAA, deposit insurance farm credit and home loan sets-ups, etc. etc. And they represented as being dissatisfied with having to mpute to President Roosevelt purpose of establishing simply some sort of socialism, without going into any details.
 The Eastern newspapers anticipated something quite out of the ordinary from the dependable stand pat Senator Carey. They sent staff correspondents to interpret what they seemed to expect would be a definite indication of the partys proposals to the people than has been disclosed on the floors of Congress by the corps of colmunists, or at the grass root and sage brush regional gatherings.
 Now it should be said, regardless of the strong ntmations of the staff correspondents that Senator
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Behind Wales Here's Howl"
tNew York World -TelegramD

tNew York World -Telegram) Recently at the British Embassy in Paris the Prince of Wales lifted his slender -stemmed glass of fzzing wine and toasted France and his guest lof honor, the swarthy Premier Laval
 The toast was significant Across the Rhine at that moment Nazi Germany was feverishly rearm- ling-a movement which has been going on day and night, for twenty -four months. f Southward in the Mediterranean the British fleet was massing at the entrance to Suez and at Gibra- tar Beyond that along the Ethiopian frontiers, the legions of Benito Mussoini were awaiting the com mand to attack-to begin war which before 1t IS done may change the map of the world. The toast was significant because all these things are inter- related.
 One cannot be unmindful of the fact that a similar scene third of century ago marked the beginning of the entente cordiale-an alliance be- tween Britain and France, extending through the World War
 According to dispatches, it was officially admit ted that the Franco British conversations were of most vital importance"
 The British are convinced that Il DuceS African and Mediterranean adventure menaces what they call the empires life line" They wish to stop him, even at the risk of war.
 For this enterprise they need the support of France Yet France has no material interests in volved in the region of Ethiopia. What she fears is Nazi Germany. She desires British support against the danger she sees across the Rhine. For years France has been attempting to get security for herself by creating vast intricate European peace structure based pretty much on the status quo Italy at first hostile. has recently thrown her full weight on the side of France. Britain, on the other hand, had been rather cold. Now the shoe to be somewhat on the other foot. Not only is Britain increasingly uneasy over the rapidly Naz air fleet, which might bomb London at the end of hours flight, but Italy is threatening to dominate the Mediterranean and Britains sea route to India, Australasia and the Orient-the life line.
 Today Britain apparently needs France as much France needs Britain If that is so, it would not be strange therefore if the two Powers eventually revived something approximating the old entente, modified and revised to meet the changed condi- tons.
 Time may show that it some such under stantling as this that being signalized when Britans Prince raised his glass and said in effect to Frances Premier;-"Heres howl"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-14
0 . . . . .
 AT THE HOTELS . . ' Q . q . 1 .
Gastineau

Gastineau
 E. E. Peterson; MT. and Mrs. R E. Ellis; Frederick H. Magill, Jr. Sentinel Island;. Fred Henning City; Allen Warkick, Hoonah; B. F Ficken, Sitka; Peter Kostrometin- eff, Sitka; Joe Green, Hyder; Geor- gia Gallagher, Seattle; Mary Joyce Taku; William Dahlgren; Oscar B Olson, Tallapoosa; c. E. Wortman and Mrs. Wortman, Sitka.
 Zynda ,. Mary Sweet, Juneau; A. B. Chap man, Juneau; H. J. Stout; Eugene Stout; Charles Hall, Tenakee; Rob ert Mcintosh, Sitka; J. A. Lawrence Sitka; Hilmer Berg, Sitka; Gordon H. Proffitt, Berkeley; Thomas Ril- ey, Sitka; Mrs. Archie Tibbetts Ketchikan.
 Alaskan
 Gilbert Wilson, Juneau; R. Peko- vich, Funter Bay; John Dotson Eagle River; Thomas Robinson, Pc. tersburg; Exa Charles, Hoonah Margaret Charles, Hoonah; Alic, Houston, Hoonah; w. A. Hart, Ten.
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Carey failed to come up to scratch, that he did in fact render valuable public service.
 He not only indicated exactly how the abstruse matter should be handled to the satisfaction of the strategists of the Old Guard, but he went further. He dwet upon the Hoover suggestion as the main issue and worked himself up to the following jerky, if passionate, peroration
 This Administration little for the
 future of the country its main purpose is
 to keep things going until the next election.
 The program until after the next election
 is to keep up extravagant expenditures and
 to spend money for any purpose; to keep
 business in state of unrest and to keep
 capital out of industry in order that money
 which is going into banks will be available
 to purchase Government securities for financ-
 ing the program believe the people love
 the Constitution and that they will arise
 in their might and drive from power those
 who would tear down the Constitution and
 put up the red flag in place of the Stars
 and Stripes.
 Senator Carey had bent his back to the task of saving stymed slogan well as the Stars and Stripes. But as he was assuring the Young Re- publicans and the world that President Roosevelt lis determined to set up communism in the United States" there certain interesting developments in Moscow. There in the Kremlin the American Ambassador delivered exceedingly sharp note which warned the Soviet Government of most serious consequences" unless the recognized seat of communism take immediate steps to stop com munistc interference with the internal affairs of this country Otherwise, the note added, the development of friendly relations between the Rus sian and American people will inevitably be pre- cluded"
 Here seems to be a situation worthy of the inspired words of Francis Scott Key as on gray morning he looked out toward Fort McHenry and observed that all we'll
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"The stars incline
 Horoscope
 but do not compel'
TUESDAY. oCToBER IS. lgs5


 Adverse planetary influences ruls strongly today, according to, astrol- ogy. It is day in which there may be a sense of futility but it shoulc be good time for careful investi- gation and planning.
 Labor continues under ill omens that presage disturbed industrial conditions. While there may be more sympathy for the workers hey may suffer great misfortunes through strikes.
 Delay is suggested for those who desire employment. Appointments of many sorts are forecast before December for those who seek pub lie service. Business expansion is indicated for many cities.
 Quarrels and dissensicns may affect persons in all classes. Envy will be widespread and will be the cause of many troubles among women as well as men. Women's clubs will be scenes of much in- trigue in the next few months.
 Warning is given that political sympathies may affect many non- partisan organizations. Secret ef- forts to influence members may be effective ir many cases. astrologers foretell.
 Girls should cultivate generous aims and should avoid all forms of Jealousy. The wise will tell little O. their best hopes and ambitions
 Bereavement for the British roya Samily again is indicated. Thc Prince of Wales is subject to a direction of the stars that cause him to accept heavy responsibilities in the coming winter when British governmental leaders will have new problems.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of difficulties that may lead to unpleasant pub licity Both men and women should be exceedingly decorous because scandals are presaged
 Children born on this day prob ably will be versatile and brilliant. Subjects of this sign may attain fame through their own efforts and 11nflaoOi,1o ambitions
 Ernest c. Peixotto, artist and writer, was born on this day 1869. Others who have celebrated it as a birthday include Marvin z. Wester- welt, physician, 1876; Willia m Fearce, bishop, 1862
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