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3 Deaths-Funeruls

Indianapolis Times, Friday. Dec IL, 1895.
DOEHRING. FRANK-Age rs years.
F Tsdasfdfy from m nA6cS & r Eis2Rs H? a6Mh
1853 S. Meridian. Saturday, a m. St
Roch'S Church $50 a m. Burial St;
Joseph ms CemeteTy Friends may call
HAZELRIGG, ELLA M.-Beloved sister Of
Binly OF Billings, Mont: aunt Of Fred
e; Owen, great-aunt of Mrs; Ruth
s sD5 Dan and great Of Maxine
the residence: 1927 W. 29th-st, after Fri
gay noon. Services at the Seventh
Christian Church. Time later
HOPKINS. DAISY LAWLER-Wife of J. NJ
Grace Lawler of Indiana polls and for "
merly Of chicago. passed aWay at Tue
MoRsTfGuAR!L FINE Tima of Service aof ia5sT
lesson. ANNA-sister of Mrs George
Boersig and Mrs Louis Head. died
RnYdn MoRT FEs9ds ,gG,y sal At the KIR
Funeral Saturday, $50 at the mortuary:
a. M. St. Philip Neri Church. Burial
New Albany. Ind. Friends invited
MILLER, ALBAN Wage 40 beloved hus-
band Of Margaret Ebler Miller. father of
Robert, Thomas Lillian william and
James Miller. son of Mrs Mary A. Miller
and brother of Theodore Louis. Herbert,
Ollie pile. and and Elizabeth Miller and Mrs.
Funeral at the Siam Church in Mars
Hill Saturday. 9 a. m. Friends invited
Burial st. Josephs Cemetery Friends
nay call at the, residence, 1915 1st-av
SHIRLEY SERVICE. '>'''
MOSIER, CLARA-Age So Wife of James,
mother of Robert Mosier, Mrs. La
Prudence Taylor, Mrs. Hazel Skaggs and
Mrs. Lucille Stone. passed away at her
nome, 2l30 w. Morrls-st Funeral notice
later. For further informa ton call FAR
LEY FUNERAL HOME. BE-1862
WADE. THOMAS A.-Father. of Joseph B
Louise, and Martha Wade passed away
] 6. WILSON FUNERAL HOME, 1850
Funeral Saturday, $50 a. M at the fu--
neral home: a. M. at St. Patrick S
Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery,
Please omit flowers Washington and
Loogootee papers please copy.l
WETTER, FREDERICK Widowed father
OF Miss Rosa Wetter and Mrs. Spencer
Marie Raymond, passed on Thursday
morning Dec. IL Friends may cali al
Kregelo &, Baileys. 2233 N Meridian-st
after O'Clock Friday. Services at the
funeral home at p. m. Saturday In
terment in Crown Hill
WYNN, GEORGE-Beloved father of Mrs
Hazel Bricker of Oakland. Calf; Mrs.
Hattie Collins and Alexander Collins,
brother of Isaac Wynn, Indiana polls;
Mrs; Addie Afford ingalls,, passed away
At his, home 2 miles east of Fortville,
JIhursd,aoy. Funeral Saturday at resi-
. under the direction of GEORGE Nc
CARTY, Fortville, Ind
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formation and open dates 70 Martin A.
Dryer, 3la W. 3oth-st, indianapolis.
west Side Trojans defeated the West
washington M Eis 30 TO %.
Real SILK Girls Club quintet defeated
The Christian girls. % 70 5. The Girls
Club FIVE T.N play the So-Athics Sunday
a. ne Dgge5aroorn hotel gym. For games
Ben ,J2res Service i've viii meet the
HornacsY MIX Quintet tomorrow at the
VIII start a. $50 p m. The Service team
desire 10 schedule games for SATURDAYS
ana SUNDAYS. Write Jess Lewis. 1909 ".
Results Of Canital CITY League games
PLAYED last night IN the Dearborn gym
Monte. Moth-Proofers Al: Hunter
For games with the Monte Motll-Proof-
ers write walter Loman. ii n. Ritter-ay.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Manufacturers League teams will swing
INTO acton at the Dearborn gym tonight.
soEcro@n Products VS.. Z. 5. Corfu
3o-P. r. Mallory vs.. Real SILK.
The Nobutt-sparks quintet will meet
the Cincinnati o. Becker Clothers at
the Seymour High School gym tomorrow
night Davidson, Spurgson. Richardson
Lee. Miller and Beret,a are on the Nobl4tt-
Sparks squad.
The St Joseph5 BOYS Club, which lost
10 the Bethel Baptist METERS, % to g.
last night want 10 book games on home
and-home basis with local and state teams
write Joe English, SAB n Pine-st. Indian
apous. or call Riley 52l6 between $50 and
7 p n. This team recently defeated the
Riverside Cubs and the Interstate Lumber
five.
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CANCELLATIONS AND
CORRECTIONS

Cancellations and complaints regard
ing errors must be telephoned to The
Times between the hours of 8 A. M
and 10 P. M. to become effective the
following day.
Notice of typographical errors must
the second insertion as we are only
responSible for one incorrect insertinn
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Net GOSSIP

The Silent stars basketball team wants
road games with Independent fves Man
ayers are asked 20 send complete IL
formation and opea dates q Martin A
Dyer, 3la W. 30th-st, Indianapolis.
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Births
Girls

William, Dorothy Staab, Sal Birch
Bernard. Cordelia Kuhlman, Methodist
Kerry Beatrice Miles Methodist
Gilbert. Marcia Hawthorne, Methodist
William, Mary Cavanaugh. 326 N
Addison,
Boys
Delbert. Marjorie Pickerell. Methodist.
Gerald, June Marshall, Methodist
Byron. Caroline Yount, 1855 Hoyt.
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Robert w. McKittrick. 90. of 1929 N
Olney-st, accountant, and Pauline Marie
Olsen, "a, of 1924 E. Vermont-st clerk.
Jonn W. Powers; 70, TO 722 Fulers-dr.
bleacher, and Katherine Rayborn, 10, of
3844 w. Westinghouse, housekeeper.
Howard D. Perkins, 81, of 412 E. Court
St., trucker. and Thelma L. Beard, 10, OF
206 Concordia-st, housekeeper.
William Wilson 81, of 7l2 E. Walnut-st.
laborer. and Gertrude Cleveland, 81, of TIP
E. Walnut-st. housekeeper.
Albert r. Werner Al. of 1e N. Oriental
st, stonemason. and Gladys Fisher, SO, of
2715 N. Illinois-st, nurse.
Andrew A. Soluble, 43. of s2s5 College
az, dry cleaner. and Garnet o. Hipshea
26, of 62l7 Broadway, office girl.
Bernard F. Randolph 49, Of Shelbyville
dentist, and Eva Frances Jones, A., of 81
sherman-dI. secretary. :,
salesman, and Ora Mae Lawhorn, "a, of
l02 Harrison-st, housekeeper.
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II Help Wanted, Male

MEN to sell Texide Blades at 40c per
hundred. INDIAN CO. las S. Illinois-st
WANTED. experienced collector for estab-
lished city route. Bring lettsr of refer
ence. Mr.. Dolan, 1876 E. Market-St
WANTED BOYS. IA to Is years of age
to deliver Times routes. Here is a nice
opportunity to pay your school expenses
and receive a valuable business training
Apply. 2 10 s p. m, Times Station, 1913
N. Capitol-av
WANTED-Young man 81 to Is years of
age with at least a high school education
for a permanent salaried position with
large substantial firm. Position requires
conscientious and responsible young man
who is interested in his future. Box
176 Times
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Indiana polls Times. Friday. Dec. 49, 1875.
DOEHRING, FRANK-Age rs years.
Funeral from LAUCK FUNERAL HOME.
1883 S. Meridian. Saturday. a m. St
Rochs Church. $50 a m. Burial ST.
Josephs Cemetery Friends may call
any time after noon Friday
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IS Furnished Places
IS Rent Suburban. Farms
SO Business PrOpert4

5-ROOM modern home, northwest. 63rd,
near Michigan-rd. Double garage. RI
$3.50
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Is Business Opportunities

GARAGE-Wrecker tools Rent cheap M.
c. Locke. Bridgeport Ind. BE-37f3-2
POOLROOM. small. completely equipped.
Bargain for quick sale. 1873 Commerce
av, 1890 to l or evenings
BEER TAVERN, good location; rent s35.
Very reasonable. Inquire at 225 Trow-
bridge-st.
RESTAURANT-s3O real equipment. nice
business, SIPS down, bal. SIS mo. Rent
SIS month. Owner leaving town. Box
143 Times.
ROOMING house, u rooms: rent s25 90:
fun Of steady roomers; gar. fine loca-
ton, $4,000 down. Lunch. living rooms
$4,000 down. THOS. J. LEWIS CO., i49
N. Del. RI-2663
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
uncorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate.
~. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
Of such addresses.)
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@4NMeN1 RetNM RtReAU
35 Houses, UnfurnisIied

s14: BUCHANAN, 724-Cottage. 7 rooms.
semi-modern; near school. DR-0472-M
SIS; 10TH 223 E.-6-room cottage. Mod
err. except furnace. Water paid. IL
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West Side Trojans defeated the West
Washington ". Es. 30 20 %.
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n Situations, Male

SAVE on your want ad cost
use Times Economy Want Ads
Just hone-RI-5551-and say
adtaker
Evening star., 1935-06-21

st. Mihiel. sailing San Francisco.
July 2.
Burnharn. Maj. Lucian w., orders
detaching this oficer from M. B.,
N. A. D., Hawthorne, New, to M. B.,
Quantico, Va, modified: to headquar-
ters Marine Corps, Washington, d.
G. Authorized to delay in reporting
until August 10.
Boone, Capt. Ronald A., on June
10, detached headquarters, Marine
Corps, Washington, D. c., to 9TH
Marines, Shanghai, via. 8. 8. President
Harrison, sailing San Francisco,
Calf, on July 10. Authorized TO de-
lay en- route San Francisco until
July 18.
Matteson, Capt. Clyde p, on dis
charge treatment Naval Hospital,
Washington, ID. c., detached M. b.,
N. A. s, Pensacola, Fla, to head
quarters, Marine Corps, Washington,
D. @.
Erwin. Chief Pay Clerk John D.,
about August 5, detached M. B.
Quantico, Va, to M. B., Navy Yard.
New York, N. Y. Authorized delay
one month in reporting Navy Yard,
New York.
Claire. Chief Pay Clerk Edward L.,
about September s, detached M. B..
Navy Yard, New York, N. Y, to head
quarters, Marine Corps, Washington,
d. c. Authorized delay one month In
reporting.
Rainier. Chief @. M. Clerk Norman,
detached Department Of Pacific, to
M. B., Quantico, Va. Authorized delay
two months In reporting.
Evening star., 1935-06-21

July /, detached M. B., N. o. p, South
Charleston, w. Va, to Recruiting Dis
trict Of Savannah, Savannah, Ga.
Delay one month in reporting at
Savannah.
Twining, Capt Merrill B., orders
to NJ. B., Quantico, Va, modified to
M. B., Navy Yard, Philadelphia, for
duty ON star Of Basic School.
Inman, Capt. Kenneth A., about
June 26, detached M. B., Quantico,
Vt, to headquarters, Marine Corps,
Washington, D. G.
Mitchell, Capt. william NJ, de-
tached r. M. F., AZ. G. g., N. o. B.,
San Diego, Calf, to M. B., Quantico,
Va, via. st. Mihiel, sailing San Fran
cisco, Calif., July 2.
Utz, First Lieut.. Lee N, detached
r. NJ r., M. G. B., N. o. B., San Diego,
Calf, to M. B., Quantico, Va, via st.
Mihiel, sailing San Francisco, Calf,
July 2.
McAlister, First Lieut.. Francis NJ,
detached Department Of Pacific, to
M. D., HuhA1uACUy N6ss bA6 0t' AAAAAAASAb
sailing San Francisco, July 2.
Russell, First Lieut.. Paul W., de-
tached NJ. D., U. S. S. Texas, about
June Is, to F. M. F., M. B., Quantico,
Va. Authorized to delay reporting
at M. B., Quantico. to August /.
Bradley, First Lieut.. James ", jr.,
detached r. M. f., M. B., Quantico,
Va, to N. A. S., Pensacola, Fla.
Dreyspring, First Lieut.. Jefferson
G., detached M. B., Navy Yard, Pearl
Harbor, T. H., to M. B., Quantico, Va,
via st. Mihiel, sailing Honolulu, June
10.
Troxell, First Lieut.. Walter H, on
June as, detached F. M. F., M. B.,
Quantico, Va, to M. B., N. o. p, South
Charleston, w. Va.
Yandle, First Lieut.. Marvin ", re-
tired as Of July /.
Smith, Chief @. M. Clerk Edward
c., detached Department of Pacific,
San Francisco, to headquarters. Ma
rine Corps, Washington, D. c., via
Evening star., 1935-06-21
OCEAN VIEW. VA

ATLANTIC HOTEL 0';ia 1;::,.'. S''''
Attractive. modern, homelike Directly on
Chesapeake Bay. Delicious Southern cook
ing; Boating. fishing, bathing. Write for
Evening star., 1935-06-21
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.

Burt, Maj. Ernest h, Judge Advo-
cate Generals Dept, from Omaha,
Nebr-, to Judge Advocate Generals
Office, here, about June Is.
williams, Maj. Robert p, Medical
Corps, from Army War College, here.
to Fort Benning, Ga. upon compile
ton of temporary duty at Edgewood
Arsenal, Md.
Fountain, Maj. Lee s., Dental
Corps, from Edgewood Arsenal, Md,
to the Hawaiian Department, about
July Is.
Lucas. Capt. John r., Infantry,
from Fort Howard, Md, to Walter
Reed Hospital.
Walters, Capt. Elsmere j., Quar-
termaster Corps, from Selfridge Field,
Mich, to duty In office Of the Quar-
termaster General, here, about Au-
gust 1.
Smith, Capt. Archibald z, Air
Corps, relieved from present duty at
Langley Field, Va, and assigned to
duty as flight commander, June IS.
Choate, Capt. Robert e. L., Air
Corps, relieved from present duty at
Langley Field, Va, and assigned to
duty as intelligence apd operations
officer.
McLapb, First Lieut.. Nathan A.,
Coast Artillery Corps, from Fort Mon
roe, Va. to the Hawaiian Department,
about october II.
Adcock, First Lieut.. Thomas A..
Corps Of Engineers, from Fort Bel
vo1r, Va, to the Hawaiian Depart
ment, about November /, upon COM
pletion Of temporary duty with the
National Matches, Camp Perry, Ohio.
Kennedy, First Lieut.. David H., Air
Corps. relieved from present duty at
Langley Field. Va, and assigned to
duty as supply officer, June IS.
NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau Of Navigation.
Hinrichs, Comdr. Robert p, de-
tached U. s. 8. Relief, on discharge
treatment Naval Hosital, San Diego,
Calf; to Naval Operations, Navy
Department.
Ward, Ensign Sibley l., jr, de-
tached Naval Academy; to duty q. 8.
s. Lexington.
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.
Burnham, Maj. Lucien w., about
June 80, detached M. b. N. A. D.,
Hawthorne, New, to M. B. Quantico,
Va. Authorized to delay reporting
to September 2.
Nutting, Maj. Clarence e.. about
Evening star., 1935-06-21
Three Die in Auto Crash.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 81 R.-
Three young Indianapolis residents
received fatal injuries late yesterday
when their automobile struck bridge
IL miles west Of here. A companion
was critically hurt. The dead were
identified tentatively as Cecil Elgin,
25; Miss Margie Morton, II, and Doro-
thy Castle.
Evening star., 1935-06-21
ORDERS.
STEAMSHIPS.
RESORTS.
MAINE.

OCEAN CITY. M
Evening star., 1935-06-21
1e PUPPIES IN LITTER
Great Dane Surprises veterinar'
ians with Accomplishment.

LOS ANGELES, June Al B.-
Mother Of is puppies last October II,
Eone, Great Dane, has surprised vet
erinarians by giving birth to 10 this
time. The new litter Is now 4 days old
and each Of the puppies apparently is
in good health.
Louis Byrens, owner of the dog, has
asked veterinarians to work out milk
formula. Some Of the litter must be
fed by bottle.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
ARMY ORDERS.

Boyer, Col Perry l., Medical Corps,
TO be examined by an Army retiring
board at Walter Reed Hospital.
Cole, Lieut.. Col. Leon r., Field Ar
tillery, from Richmond, Va, to Balti-
more. Md
OKelliher, Lieut.. Col. Victor Joseph,
Specialist Reserve, from Oconto, Wis,
to Washington, D. c., effective No
Vember 4.
Tiffany, Maj Stephen r., Infantry,
to be examined by an Army retiring
board at Walter Reed Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
SPURIOUS CURRENCY
AND SUSPECT SEIZED
Counterfeiting Plates and Notes
Found in Apartment of
William Watts.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 2o.-Treas-
ury Department agents announced
yesterday the arrest of an associate Of
Robert Count Lustig) Miller, escaped
alleged counterfeiter, and the seizure
in Union City. N. j., of large guam
tity of $100 and $40 spurious Federal
Reserve notes.
The agents also seized plates for the
printing of other notes, principally $40
Federal Reserve and Treasury, and
plates for the manufacture of counter
felt Canadian revenue stamps.
The prisoner was identified as Will
liam Watts, AZ, of Union City. The
counterfeit money and plates were
found in his apartment.
The agents said Watts was originally
from Fullerton, Nebr., and at one time
was associated with Count Lustig,"
who recently made a daring escape
from the Federal Jail here.
Joseph Murphy assistant chief OF
the United States Secret Service, ex-
pressed the opinion today that Will
liam Watts, arrested in Union City,
N. j., was the underworld's leading
maker of spurious plates and printer
of counterfeit notes.
He added that Watts, through his
work, had been responsible for send
ing to penitentiaries $50 to 200 per-
sons trying to pass counterfeit money.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
How Starfsh Crawls.

When a starf1sh wishes to move in
certain direction the tube feet are
stretched out in that direction, the
suckers are fixed to the surface over
which it is crawling and then all the
feet are shortened. In this way it
moves about with its characteristic
gliding gait.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
HELP-DOMESTIC.


WHITE. settled. housework cooking. Ie-7
pm; reliable. honest, best references. Mrs.
Fleury. I'll Eye st. ne. Lincoln 5127
WOMAN. Swedish or German. As years. to
take care of baby. act as maid. 1908
Evening star., 1935-09-20
SALE--MISCELLANEOUS.

"Adpertisements under this head.
ting are presumed TO be from prt-
gate Individuals. unless the GdUer-
tisemsnt otpes O firm name o,
business address or states the Uord
Dealer Members OF the public
Uho ind dealers mGsquerodino On
this column as private .nd,utdudls
are uroed to report the matter to
The StaS for tnpssttoation."
Evening star., 1935-09-20

At mention of Jerry. Tommy grew Immediately seri-
GUS. You know Jones?" he cried. Where is he
now?" Calmly Arbela related the story of her ad-
ventures adding: Il do not know whether Jones
and Beth escaped or were captured by the men
OF South Canaan"
Evening star., 1935-09-20
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT GRADUATE. 10 years ex-
perlence; real estate. banking. wholesale
and retail liquor; capable OF Installing, sys-
whole or part time. Address Box 4O3-C.
Star Office. ',0'
COLORED GIRL. busineSsike, intenigent.
nigh-school grauuate, desires maid S work
in Office or elevator operator; experienced
ref. Phone Louise. Decatur 2ss9
DRESSMAKER, frst-clsss ladies' and chill
dren's garments. alterations. remodellng
606 You St NV Phone Potomac 3es7.
NURsE-Graduate R; n. age 80 -; wishes rndn,
board SO month. Address Box 42a-c.
NURSERY GOVERNESS or social secre-
ston ffo ySphs WIN rened peope exceent
ences, education. Phone Columbia 23:l
NURSERY GoVERNEsS speaking German
and French. experienced. best references.
Call after 6 o'clock. Wisconsin 2S94-M. 2l'
edse of typine. Phone North 1899.
sTENOGRAPHER. typing. general once
work: typing at home. Address Box 35-B.
Star Office. 20'
sTENoGRAPHER-T -TYPIST 5 years expert
enee c % Operate qa e sWiichboard and % cut stencil
reasonable salary. Address Box 40i-C,
sTENoGRAPHER and typist. sraduate Of
seminary and school for secretaries:
Address Box SC Star ONCE
TECHNICIAN-Lab boratory training desired
in exchange for stenosraphic work in doc
tors once; young lady. Address Box sJ. &c
YOUNG LADY. experienced Elliott Fisher
machine operator and eficient clerk, de-
sires position. Phone Natl 5s4s, Apt. II.
typist er comptometress. address Box
l74-C, Star ONCE. ~
Evening star., 1935-09-20
HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER good iaun-
dress. cook: must stay nights: referencess
S22 so month. 310l NORTHAMPTON NV,
Phone Cleveland 1897.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER young white
girl. partial care Of children; good home,
SIS month. 2003 Belmont I'd.
GIRL, colored. wanted for general house
work Phone Shepherd 1882.
GIRL OR WOMAN white, gen. housework,
washing. employed couple. 12-yr.- .-old child
in family Second-f1oor room. small salary.
230l 4th st. ne. Phone North $3.50: 20e
GIRL; white. for upstairs work and help
to take care OF child 3 years old. Must
have reference: stay or go home nights;
S25 month. Address Box 29-D. Stay once.
GOOD COOK. general housework: stay
nights; $50 month; 35-4O years; refer
ence. Phone Georgia 2133.
WHITE WOMAN, experienced. not over
as: cooking. light laundry: 2 adults and
] child; stay nights: 81 week. Address
Boz 266-B. Star once. 20.
woMAN--Widow with children wants
capable woman; good home and small sal;
AIRY In exchange Tor care children, seneral
housevork. Phone Cleveland 4606.
Evening star., 1935-09-20

EXPERIENCED MILLI-
merry WORK ROOM WOM-
EN-. APPLY EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, 4th FLOOR. LANS-
BURGH'S DEPT. STORE.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
BEAUTY PARLORS.


EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method USED. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 o NV. West 1120
MOTOR TRAVEL.
GENTLEMAN DRIVING 1894 PLYMOUTH
sedan to Cincinnati. Sunday. can take >:
ST each, Phone Columbia 663S. 20H
NATURAL BRIDGE. SKYLINE DRIVE
Sat, pm, and Sun; private party; sub
scription. Phone Emerson 1I24.
TRANSPORTATION TO CHICAGO IN RE-
turn for driving; references. Inquire $40
9TH ST. s.w.
TRANSPORTATION TO PHILA. EVERY
Sat. afternoon. return Sun. night. Phone
Columbia 4I13 after $50 pm.
CAREFUL. TEMPERATE MAN DRIVING
Rochester. N Y, Saturday. fine sedan; no
returns. 1901 G st. w. District 3406.
NEW YORK. TUESDAY. PACKARD. SEE
fight; will return Immediately after fight;
$40 Phone Adams l567-W.
Evening star., 1935-09-20

statesmen, experienced, in
Mems Orthopedic Shoes. Do not
apply unless thoroughly expert
enced. Address Box l0-D, Star
office.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
RADIO statesmen

Best opportunity in years: more pros
poets than We possibly can follow up with
present staff Philco and RCA-Vlctor
lines, the worlds leaders. Beautiful show
room. plenty of leave and cooperation.
Salary and bonus when you qualify. Grow
with a fast-groWing up-and-coming organ
ization. See Nj. Marschalk. 9:30 am.
Saturday Colonly Radio Sales g. Service,
Inc. tS33-35 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1935-09-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

1N01nOO11ON SoORoE1os
REFRIGFRATION. AIR CONDITIONING.
Shop course; factory-trained instructors.
Start now. Columbia "Techn Institute.
1919 r st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 5626:
INSTRUCTION in card tabuiation given on
all leading types Of international machines:
widely used IN Government depts.;, easy
to learn. Rates reasonable; day and eve
ming classes. Call for free demonstration.
Glasses now forming. Strayer College.
Homer Bldg. 18th and = sts. Natl: 174s:
REFRI0ERAI1ON : AIR CONDITIONING
schooI; lower tuition, So weekly; only trade
needing men now; shop course. 1872 l4tn
BEGINNERS and finishing accredited
secretarial and business courses auaIifylng
one for the BETTER PAID POSITIONS,
Gregg or Boyd shorthand. touch typing,
Secretarial practice. bo0kkeeping, calculat.
Ing machines etc; position guar. grad
yates; new classes start week OF Sept, 16.
INQUIRE Boyd School, 1888 st. Nat. 233s.
AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
and clutch control: cars furnished. Call
"Old Reliable" Foster (white), Met. 1909.
HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE
Books and Courses for various exams.
at BoYD's. 1883 sts Nat. 1888.
DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY FOR D. c.
or Md. permits: refined patient. white In
WssaSs ssfSssSsi :sis s1s1W 1oWeEsins MI kaDD
DRAFTMo..
All branches. Recognised for 20 years.
Send for cstalogue. Columbia Tech n.
stitute. 1919 r st.. nv. Metropolitan 6626.
Evening star., 1935-09-20

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
NEED stenographer. exp. and beginners;
expert typists, dictaphone operators. book
keepers, drug and soda clerks practical
nurses. male and female for daily OPEN
ings. Call at Boyd's, 1888 T ST. NV.
DOMESTIC
"CALL DOMESTIC" Decatur 2419 1925
9th. for help. men. women, any capacity.
Quick. reliable service.
RUPHERS' EXCHANGE - Houseworkers,
cooks maids mothers helpers. laundresses,
housemen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 11th NV
Evening star., 1935-09-20

MAN white. experienced driver. :! years
experience bricklaying. or any kind OF
Colmar Manor, Nd. or phone Adams
Evening star., 1935-09-20
SITUATIONS--MEN,

speciaity: work euaranteed. estimates G.
Dawson. Phone METROPOLITAN S735. "a"
CHAUFFEUR. experienced drive any make
Of cal and does minor repairs; hrst-class
reference Phone Potomac n143
Evening star., 1935-09-20

FIREMAN white. experienced. 10 years
any kind Of boiler desires position. Address
Box 430-C Star Office 22a
Evening star., 1935-09-20

COOK -HOUSEMAN. flrst-class Filipino. 10
years experience; fine references: drive
car. go anywhere. Sterling 9S43. Room g.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
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