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Evening star., 1935-05-16
MESKE MAY GIVE
GEORGE TROUBLE
Co-CIaimant of Mat Title
Invades Tonight After
Lengthy Absence.

"D DON GEORGE, co-claimant
~ with Jim Iondos of the world
rassling championship, returns
to the Washington Auditorium
tonight to headline Promoter Joe
Turner's weekly mat carnival against
the newest of the local preliminary
graduates, Ed Meske.
A youngster Of limited experience,
but possessing plenty of potential abil-
tty. Meske is conceded little chance
of upsetting the smooth working
George, but he is expected to give the
title claimant spirited tussle. The
match is scheduled for one fall to a
finish.
Tonight will mark Georges first ap-
pearance in the Capital since the be-
ginning Of the year, when he turned
back George Zaharias. The latter has
not lost match here since. Meske's
rise to the status of a main-bouter
has been marked by long string of
victories in prelims and semi-wind-
ups.
Two more of the graphing games
youngsters, Paul Boesch and Alphonse
Bisignano. will appear in supporting
roles. Bosch, a young New Yorker,
will tackle Little Beaver in the As
minute time-limit semi-windup.
Bisignano, Des Moines Italian who
drifted into raSsling from the boxing
game, will meet John Katan in one
of the two Commute matches. Bisig-
nano scored hit in his debut last
week, tossing Floyd Marshall
In the curtain raiser Walter Under
hill will meet Jack Donovan. Action
will start at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

Glass A.
Teams-occidental. 1859. S25: Temple.
poubles2 s2,strickier and Rothssb III:
Clarke and Blakeney. 773, ss; Jarman and
wGts; sinsles@1 so 90 Billhelmer. 49, SO IaS and
sd4 s9 s. s MhlsSn Srauss SOS sss r. Pau 'arman
lumbia n eSsnssaau cap Eas MsPhlomy. ii57 s.
TeammPig m whistle; sso 1:5sS s4S
$5'$;''i 3s 6? sraa Sis izsS sfss8 g.
ruFss 81 s1s:ss 5Ss saS
734. $40. Riston and WalIach; 726. SIS;
"aie sinsiesEciaPence Taft. 4os. SIS and
Washnston og s T. Jps psck cuR ES SIS 6 a. shsrDss sea
ass; So r. Voorhees, $751; 81; D. e.
strike sysDt' caD Harry strcfsr Hlds I14o sk' 81
Class c.
TesmsaHoly Comforter; 1Ssso9. ss5:
rovs Seal constFSctson S Co. Lao So shady
iSss $sS Tsasspssss IS fas; e. siPs
tate. f.s9s. SIS; Lafsyette. 1888. sfa. 50;
chlefs fef 1880 $50, s?5o; 9 Inetype non fssss. IS.
Doubles--Brooks and whiting. 1853. $50:
oTr foG ans Hsn5y s ss sas and Msy anS
ri. SIS: jenkins and Roudabush. .721,
SIS; Donahue and Myer. 721. SIS; Dixon
and De Glantz: 71s. SO: Fish and Baird.
716: IS: Corbin and Kinnahan. 714. ST;
a0s e"i2 ST. 1s sS and kas ssnan sns
4o snslsso 7s! p, CLARK 2n =, ana d. 6 Sims;
star cugl; l. Fisher si: 3eS s14; q, g. \:
j. g. Holman. 273: s5;- a. + Matthias,
All events1Georse' Ackermanc.. man. 1.1ee.
Convention Hall Cup; G. Sims. 1.112. S..
Class ID.
TeamsNMontrose 4. sCca l,e9o, $50;
$25: Fraeers Hardware. I:s55, sSs:50;
Railway Mail Service 81 643, S12 so:
alss Psns HsSf 1ndastay sa 10 s1o fints fs
Doubles-Scott and Brown. 727. $40;
Lands and Ackerman. III, S25. Pspir
and Small I'll 500 Pagan and Douglas,
69S. SIS: Schilling and Brown, 697, SIS;
simms and soP Peterson VS. s97 sl5; Philips
S10; Golden and Wensel; $50. ss; Alder
6T2 S5: Kanpanke and Bennett, IL.
$50; slS3; n. Ihemssr M sr,, and sao ziTkls $50,
sinsles".R. Frush. $50, Sis and Bulle-
tin Cup: I, De Rosa. 81; SIS: +, x.
s4PPeliSp0s ssfP: T. ssis.i ssi sss slY 4. N:~sSs:.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
NBARk
w and
IL,
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, JR.

THOSE steeplechase fans who are
able and willing to follow the
jumpers as they go North will
be snatched about like iron
filings between two magnets this week
end, what with the intriguing Inter-
national Steeplechase set for Belmont
Park on Saturday and the West Hills
Association planning its annual Long
Island meet the same day.
Despite the fact 35 of the countrys
leading fencers have been nominated
for the International and so cleverly
weighted by Frank J. Bryan that
almost half of them may accept the
issue. devotees of cross-country sport
probably will find a more complete
menu at West Hills. where two hurdle
tests, two over brush and one on the
fiat will renew all the variety and color
that lately left these shores.
In the Belmont Park list Irish Bullet
and Golden Meadow share equally the
burden Of top imposts, with 158 pounds
each. while the former Brookmeade
Stable stake horses, Time Clock and
Caesars Ghost, have been let In almost
as light as any for their first outing
over the sticks. They will carry 140
pounds. The lowest allotment is that
assigned to Gold Sweeper, 1872, while
Canianto, Anarchy and Tanaringo all
are asked to handle less than ten
stone.
The list of entries also includes
Axon, Daniel SCOT, National Anthem,
Rideaway, Ridian, Lord johnson,
Evening star., 1935-05-16

DENTAL MECHANIC. all around man.
Quality Dental Laboratory. 724 9th st.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

but when imported to this country
sulked, refused to extend himself at
all In training and therefore was
converted into a show horse. Jim
Wheeler of Kentucky. whose past ex-
perience has been entirely confined
to saddle horses, picked three out of
four ribbon winners in hunter class
at the Farms Saturday. chose one
two in the officers charger class, was
still hitting strong the last We saw OF
him.
DR.. Archie Randolph will be buster
than Walter Kelly's Virginia Judge
for the next fortnight, serving as ar
bitter at both the Doughoregan Manor
and Marlboro meets. Jack Hudgins,
who is known in Virginia as quail
and duck hunter and in Washington
as a real estate agent. soon will join
the ranks of thoroughbred breeders
the Labrot family Of Maryland,
whose racing stock is being sold at
Belmont today, will continue to breed
thoroughbreds at Holly Beach Farm
and will return to active racing after
a period of mourning for the late
Sylvester w. Labrot, one of Mary
lands most popular and successful
horSemen.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Pay.Off in City Pin Tourney

381. So: H. Huber. 800. SIS, L: scheele,
beck sz.c;5 354 s5 g; Pen seaton' 35a. 81; A l.
All sventsa,Ben seiss! LOOT. Arcadia
Glass z.
Teams-Executives. 671. $40: sanico
sS Tn9 s5 sa.s saneS so3 of ss5 Nc
Co o 5s4 s0nen} si5 sand BoR
5ss5 s5s w9s5 aRa s cs9fras sss
$50. SO; olukenho1se and and BOYD aE Ns5s sss.
ssd ss FqIlsPs FPnsb s ssf ssoil' e6s So; Renfr0e
q: Gold won Ioli,off for washington Post
Sgp; vanaskv Reid s5z So FogbIeT a5a
34e, So: j, c. stanier. $40. So.
citation Cup: J. Gold. 1.013. SIS.
Glass F.
Teams--Lucky Service. 1855, ss5; Ex-
gsnss gFst No ?So, = 151s Sls' s5 Debts 1926 s1o
l:s: sfg $780, s. 's, IND
cup EsRs5 s2sya5a s1s AS S. ss'
RteF5y ~ q crss5e ss5 a. ss; s. :. Potts $685. s4
eiasap AZ sSsa! oas smTs c'sS Ass2
10 Belt game and Silver sr' b1ekis kSs "'oH
case from A. L. Ebersole George Linkirs
16S.. silver belt buckle from Charles E.
Tfri6by j. oysrend 1Ss silver G belt BUCKLE ss
Bill Miller and I. Billheimer. 1855. 3 pounds
wilkins Coffee; c. Taft and Blakeney,
Whalsn Evans aSs yS0Ihees rdN d6B ra: G. H
Triple headersMG. F. Boyer. W. gobb.
Matthias Bill Miller. j Mooney {. INLAND
G; Purdy; Mike ,yitale. r. Watson. C.
"f5s@aIe poasIe hea4sas-5 9sas-5ss R. Adams j. Alder
z PaTgnard. p. Bower, T, Bradford'
2: Cleary (.). R. j. Copeland. Z. I Cor
P. .Douglas. Chick Evans j. Fagan. L. j.
Falck !. Fisher; J. Fowler. P Freeman.
Gatewood, Ga snj j.. dauzaa. zasn' ~ j. GoebeI ie r l.
Coll NJ Croft. W.. Harbin G. Hardesty,
q, s ise@snn r. aascs}n, s}, & gfR 5enRlna: s. 9a'
enns Jensi A qhnsep Resfep ke.e2 Jones e kaapB
N. Kreamer. R. La bile co. H. La Claire.
9 Lnkins. c. Lovett L. Lucas. B. Lynn,
J. Mahoney. T. Maley. T. Mcdonald. z.
Meade tSl. "; Miles E; Mitchell z.
Hiehois iIno M 0liveri ;. sg; j overend' ,J} p
v qRS, Roessr, sn1a; Eappsrs E 9Sasilil. sassell.
r, sabean. T. sallattoi Z. scheele: I: A.
Y ave, woi,. e. Tsas:Sn Ward JACK ~h'''h'
Evening star., 1935-05-16
TRAPS TITLES STAKED
Fawsett to Defend Two District
Crowns in Two-Day Shoot.

The fifth annual amateur trap
shooting championship and National
Capital handicap tournament of the
District will be held tomorrow and
Saturday at the Washington Gun Club
shooting grounds. Nineteenth street
and Benning road northeast.
c. C. Fawsett will defend his singles
and all-around championships of last
year Trophies as we'll as cash prizes
will be awarded the winners in each
shoot
Walter S. Wilson will act as field
captain, and Parker Cook, George A.
Emmons and r. D. Morgan compose
the Tournament Committee.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. complete
With stand. S21.5 SO: rebulltS. like new.
United S13 l4th 81. NV. National 6O6j
BATH TUBS. pipe. beams lintels lumber,
slate and face brick. sash and doors: all
material from church at llth and r. !.
ave. NV, Yard, ST st. s.w. Met. 6Sl1.
BED-DAVENPORT SET, 3-pc Jacquard
velour; good condition, clean: bargain. S35.
End floor. 1898 Monroe ST. NV.
BED ROOM SET: cost $500. VIII sacrifice
for Sl35 sell by piece if necessary. Also
9XI2 Mozart rug and scatter rugs to match.
5332 Illinois ave. NV. Phone Georsla 2O04.
BICYCLES-Rollfas ana orner nigh-grade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods
Store. 4e4 9th NV.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, all sizes:
supplies. repairing. plng-pong tables ano
accessories. Conn. $40 9th st. NV. DI. AL
BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE
from many Jobs. Tremendous quantities at
barsain prices Come to any OF Hechlnsers
ranged easily seen. We have what you
want when you want it.
LARGE quantities good used lumber re-
conditioned. nails pulled. arranged accord
Ing to size (2x4. 2X6. ks, 2xl0. 2xl2 In
all lengths sheathings. f1oorings, windows,
doors sash, pipe. bathtubs. radiators,
plumbing and heating supplies: in excel
lent condition. always at bargain prices.
We quote delivered or undelivered. Phone
orders Atlantic 400
HEGHiNGER ItS co Used MsteEisi I. = sis pept w
5a25 Ga Ave NV. 1905 Nichols Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

LAUNCHES 1o7: one 36-ft. power Gray
engine $50 hp; one 40-ft.. power Buff
faio 4O-6O. Sale or exchange for i'm
proved D C. property. Line. o252 IT,
OUTBOARD motors; new and used; serv-
ice and parts; trade-ins and credit. 1910
E st. sc.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
NAVY STAFF BOLSTERED

ANNAPOLIS. Md, May Is R.-
Addition of five assistant coaches, all
former Navy stars, to the staff of the
Naval Academy for next Fall has been
announced.
They are John W. Byng, end from
1923 to 1880; Russell c. Williams,
1880 backfeld man; Claude W. Hughes,
1923 and 1929 center; Robert w. Wood,
1927 center, and Paul Moret, 1927 to
1929 end.
Moret is lieutenant in the Marine
Corps. The others are junior grade
lieutenants in the Navy.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
D. C. RACKETERS FAVORED

RICHMOND, Va. May 16-Barney
Welsh and Reba Kirson of Washing
ton were among the favorites today
as the field in the twenty-ninth an
nual Old Dominion tennis tourna-
ment entered the second day of play.
Welsh was the star in the first days
play when he defeated Jimmy Chaplin
and Edgar English of this city, losing
only one game. English took a game
in the final set.
Miss Kirson, who did not play yes
terday, was to meet Mrs. Maynard
today in the first round of the wom-
ans singles.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED

3-piece living room suite reupholstered
for SIS, covering and new inside material
included. made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette workmanship guaranteed.
La France Upholstery Co. 1909 14th st.
" Phone Columbia IOlTo.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

STENOGRAPHER. to do general office
work: must be permanent local resident;
permanent positions; high-schooI education
preferred; age 1925. Apply in own band
writing. giving full details % age. (2)
education. CD experience. ~ references
Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-o.
HEIP-MEN,

BOOKKEEPER in business house. State
experience, age salary and If can use
typewriter Address Box 231-B. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1935-05-16
WANTED-SALESMEN.
WE WANT A MAN

Who can contact prospective investors
with an unusually attractive security.
This post is open to a man of the "go-
getting" type only. He must have ere
dentials that stamp him as capable to
earn an annual income of $4,000 or
more. Full information with phone num-
ber is necessary to secure appointment for
interview. Address Box 1000, Star ofice
Evening star., 1935-05-16
TAKES HAND BALL TITLE.

Hugo Schuyler won the annual
Y. NJ c. A. junior hand ball title
yesterday. defeating Walter Engel-
hardt, No. / seeded player, 21-12,
14-21 and 21-8. Schuyler teamed
with James Kinter to take the doubles
championship by winning over Engel-
hardt and c. Mullady, 21-20, 21-11.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
625 H ST. Nj

PERMANENT POSITION.
Must be dependable, conscien-
tious, and of neat appearance.
The position is a reliable one
with good pay. Local references
required. Apply 10 am. Friday
at 205 Denrike Bldg, 1910 VT.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
0LIN MUST MEET MAKE.

LOS ANGELES, May is tP).-Cali-
fornia's Athletic Commission has ruled
that Bob Olin, world light heavyweight
champion, must fight Make Rosen-
bloom here before he can appear in
any other California bout.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

ELECTRICIANS. first-class wire men only
Do not answer unless you have had z
years experience with local contractor
State type of electrical work you have
done. Address Box CSC. Star office.
ELECTRICIANS 90 must come highly
ST. NV lS'
Evening star., 1935-05-16

DINING ROOM SUITE, 10 piece: 3-piece
oVerst Ifed living room suite bed room
furniture rugs; other odd pieces; FriFid-
aire. 6l2 GU. 4. Call Pnlnmac k111-M.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
HELP--WOMEN.
(Continued.)


LADIES. neat. attractive for special tenn
porary outside sales work: good pay. See
Mr.. James. Room GIL. 1919 st. NV.
LADIES. over 80 years old. free to travel
extensively as collectors and salesladies.
Collectors. must have sedan car, Not q
house-to- house proposition; experience not
necessary. Salary and comm. Inquire
Apt q. 1907 California st., Mrs Grace
PRACTICAL NURSE, housekeeper wanted
for rheumatic convalescent; $50 monthly
and board. Phone Columbia 9433-J.
SALESLADIES in our dress department for
regular work; also continents. j. E. Cum
ningham Co, 316 9TH st. NV.
photograph contracts Washington and
Vicinity; something different; salary and
commission. Telephone Lincoln SS3l.
sEAMsTRESS twhite) for sewing machine
dry, 14th and Florida ave. NV.
SILK PRESSERS. must be experienced with
steam iron. Apply Mr.. Hagan. Manhat-
tan Laundry. 14th and Florida ave. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER with knowledge of book
Box l54-C. Star office.
sTENOGRAPHER. SECRETARY. who is
willing to help sell beach lots. Salary. ST
weekly and commission. Please state full
references. Address Box 1850. Star office.
STENOGRAPHER. to do general office
work; must be permanent local resident:
permanent position; high-school education
writing. giving full details G) age 90
education. CD experience, ~ references
81 salary expected. Address Box l61-C.
Star office.
TYPIST. expert stencil work. part time,
Address Box l4S-C. Star Office
WAITRESS. experienced between the ages
of Is and 25: must be neat and attractive;
attractive proposition with board Apply
500 Georgia ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. white. experienced. Apply
1851 Georgia ave. NV. York Restaurant.
WAITREssES-We invite apnIications for
small, white mattresses. Mrs. KS Toll
House Tavern. Silver Spring. Md
WOMAN for a cafeteria counter. with ex-
nerience carving meat and short-order
work. Reference required. Apply Taiiy-IIo
Coffee Shop Sl2 18th NV
WOMEN, enersetic. attractive. from Md
pete training free No esnVsssine Rspin Gem Gem
erous commission. Write giving Telephone
number Box 45-C. Star Office
YOUNG LADY. age 1923 travel Boston
Fla. and return, circulation work; perma-
nent; chance for advancement salary. $50
month and transportation while learning
ApIog,. APPIy IoI2 NJ siaE: an "a pm. Hotel New
YOUNG WOMAN. enthusiastic. to do copy
writing and layout work in department
store; noderate salary. Apply Post Once
Box No. FL, Greensboro. N C.
YOUNG WOMEN for curb service between
the ages OF II and 25; must be neat and
CURTIS PUBLISHING co. has opening for
woman OF refinement and good spea ding
voice for telephone sales work 1ciny dore
pnnIl thr9ush IL large orsanization IN Warrington
Box 143-C Star ONCE
WAITRESS WHITE
Evening star., 1935-05-16

"HE West Hills meeting is held on
the estate OF T. F. White, about
80 miles from New York, &C
cessible either via the Motor parkway
and Bethpage turmoil, or by train.
Most of the leading Long Island sta
bles, and some from other sectors,
already have indicated their intention
of starting horses in one or more of
the days events. This list of owners
includes Pete Bostwick, who has re-
turned from England with his stable
campaigned there last Winter: Louis
Stoddard, another American to en-
Joy considerable success across the
water recently; Mrs. Thomas H. Som
erville, Mrs. c. v. Whitney, Mrs T.
w. Durant, F. Ambrose Clark and
Regan Mckinney. as we'll as owners
whose stars are trained and ridden
by Raymond Woolfe, Jack Skinner,
Bill STREET. and Noel Laing.
In summary the eWst Hills card in
cludes: The highold, IL miles on the
fiat, purse $500, amateur riders; the
Flaming, ~ miles over hurdles, purse
$500; the Gladwood Cup, registered
hunters, ~ miles over brush, amateur
riders, trophy and purse of $500; the
West Hills, TX miles over hurdles,
amateur riders, plate and purse of
$500, and the Mannetto, miles over
brush, purse $1,000. First race called
ut 2:15.
n ENG way behind on our Spring
n deploring and viewing with
alarm, we were about to lament
the oversupply of horse shows near
here during May, when we discovered
that, despite the fact nine exhibitions
were set for this brief month, none of
them really has interfered seriously
with the other. Unison Bloomfield and
Stuyvesant Strengthened out a conflict
of dates to every ones satisfaction.
The National Capital had no COM
petitors, nor did the Foxcroft private
session. The Howard County Hunts
20 classes will begin at 10 am. this
Saturday morning at Doughoregan
Manor, Md, and end at who can
guess what hour, without once dis
turbing a show arranged somewhere
by some one else.
The following week end, although
there would seem to be some discord
in the scheduling Of the Marlboro
meeting and one at Carter Hill, Va.
sponsored by the Blue Ridge Hunt,
actually these two places are so far
apart they will scarcely draw from the
same sources.
And on Memorial day, the ST. Mar
garet's Hunt might also have been ac-
cused of pulling horses away from
Fort Myer did we not all know that
each of these will find sufficient sup
port without invading the others
bailiwick.
The only possible complaint we can
lodge, therefore, speaks solely Tor
those who like never to miss show.
They certainly can't be two places at
Evening star., 1935-05-16

WOMEN, enersetic. attractive from Md
Va. and Washington. to become beauty
counselors. Club contacts helpful Com
plete training free. No canvassing Gen
erous commission. Write giving telenhone
number Box 1h-C Star nffce
Evening star., 1935-05-16

ENGINEER-Steady work good salary
Apply at once. Premier Cleaners g. Dyers.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
POULTRY AND EGGS.

DAY-oLD AND STARTED CHICKS. off,
ciaIly tested for pullourm disease: aagluti-
nation method by State Dept of Markets.
Chicks on hand for immediate delivery.
Hines Hatchery. Olney. Md, miles north
OF Norbeck Phone Ashton 13-F-2.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

"Adreytisements under this head
ing are presumed 10 be from pri-
rdts individuals. unless the ddrer-
tisement oIues firm name or
business address or states the Uord
Dealer. Members OF the public
uho ind dealers mdsquerodiro IN
this columH as pirate 'rdiriduols
ave rroed TO report the matter TO
The Star for inresttoation."
Evening star., 1935-05-16

once, and if the month of May were
less stuffed with entertainment, some
of it might be saved for those long,
Sultry Summer week ends between
Virginia Association dates.
n Fed THOMAS and DeLong Bow
N man will be the joint NJ. F. H.
of Fairfax Hunt next season..
we understand Dr.. Fred Sanderson
probably will head the Riding and
Hunt Club pack alone this season
after Lieut.. Col. Wilfrid NJ. Blunt, the
present joint master, leaves for an
other Army station. . Jericho, the
young gray novice which went so
nicely for the Whitney stables at the
National last week, once was a stake
horse in England. was bought by the
Whitneys for steeplechasing, with the
Grand National eventually in view,
Evening star., 1935-05-16

NURSE. housekeeper wanted
md hoard Phone Columbia A43A-I
Evening star., 1935-05-16

FURNITURE. bed room living room suites.
radio rugs beds complete, sewing machine
desk. must sell Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

jungle King. Kummel. Bushranger,
Arc Light and many others that have
figured in the important stakes of the
big-time circuit.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

BRINDIE BULLDOG. pedigreed. male;
price S25; inoculated for distemper. MAY
be seen between and pm. at 1928 Kill
bourne pl. Thursday. Phone Adams s933.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK PERSIAN KITTEN,
affectionate. house trained, male: reason
able TO good home. Phone Adams Oh52.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
WAITRESS, WHITE.
3W 5th ST. NJ
CASHIER


For liquor store. Must be exnerienced
and furnish Al references. Address Box
147-C Star ofice
BEAUTY OP RATOR
trained and noviceS; nation
ally known line. Permanent
positions with good salaries
to those who qualify. For
appointment, call District
1851.
SALESWOMEN, EXPERT
ENCED DRAPERY SALES
PEOPLE. ONLY THOS E
WHO ARE THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCED NEED AP-
PLY. EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE, SIXTH FLOOR, THE
PALAIS ROYAL, INC.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

GAS RANGE. white enameled, Fire Kinz
4 burners and oven; SO cash. 407 Co
lumbia rd. NV. Phone Columbia 7aGl-W
GAS RANGE. 4-burner. side oven and
broiler: good condition: connected up; $40
1872 Clifton {
Evening star., 1935-05-16

AGcoMPANIsT an p.4 AMP Pou A ER
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATE0 BY Ny
own method results effective for ltfe-
time or money back Write for oooklet'
no drugs OF surgery Dr. SOMMEIR-
WERcK 1855 Columbia rd Acams O3Ss
l no PAINTING PAPERING. FLOORS
refnishine: walls. woodwork cleaned; wax
ms. windows. housecleanlng. BEN. North
l0l -. after !
LEARN TO MAKE EXQUISITE FIBER
flowers for pleasure or proft. Instr. free'
materials inexpensive. 1877 ST. Rm. soI.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY.
accept inferior funel al services due to in
ability 10 pay a hIeh priee. The Greater
ear: sSd . e. for ss' s . e9"?ss
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
th. ins9Re5s Greater lo' s'I w. chsmSers s. Co l4th
corner Chaplin NV Col 0432 Phone or
write our address We Will send you q
beautiful cataloeue OF how We do 1t
from @ sS eHPREN sFgs yarG GAFHR F1s
St NV Phone Georsia 3140. Il.
LADY LIVING GLOVER PARK WANTS
reliable motor TRANSPORTATION TO Interior
Cleveland s505.
FOR PERSON REQUIRING SKILLED
nursing. special diet: beautiful room. sd-
JOINING DatN- beautiful lOCdtlOHs cACLISNe
nursing home. 2102 Wisconsin ave Please
Go not phone.
PRIVATE SANITARIUM IN COUNTRY FOR
harmless mental case. Address Box 1850.
Star office
MASSAGE SPECIALIST OFFERS sooTH-
ing relief for tired body and spinal fatigue.
For appt.. Dist. 6412. Open Sun. 80
WANTED HIGH-TYPE FARM BOARDING
home. Virginia or MARYLAND. for school
tective Association, National 2314.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
USED CAR statesmen.

We can use 3 hard-hitting statesmen
at once: biggest opportunity that will make
real money in town; plenty of floor play
Scr Mr. Rosenthal.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET
SALES co.
625 H ST. NE.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

THE RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 5561 14O2
/ lth. furnishes good cooks. buffers. eh.w.,
part-time day workers. chauffeurs. COUPLES.
DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec. 2419. 1873
9th st. furnishes MEN women. buffers
chauffeurs housemen, dishwashers. cooks,
Evening star., 1935-05-16

FURNISHINGS of two rooms and kitch-
enette. purchased three months ago. Will
sell as a whole or separate pieces at sacr.-
fee. owner. Govt. lawyer, is being tram
ferred TO Calf. VIII transfer lease TO ant.
If desired Phone Columbia 5u''7
Evening star., 1935-05-16

FURNII URE-Leaving town will sell siy
rooms completely modernly furnished
home; $3.50 cash. Address Box 140-C; Sta
Evening star., 1935-05-16
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per-
sonal Is = cents pe- line additional
10 the regular line rate