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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1935-10-24
BIBLE SCHOOL LESSON
Oversee Anto Darms
BY Overseer Anton Dar1ns

of Jesus He gave evidence of definitely full
filling the Scriptures regarding the promised
Messiah. The false Shepherds of the Jew
ish nation were not looking for the Messiah
to be Divine, but only human "a great
political hero, king who would hberate
them from the Roman yoke. In asking this
question, Jesus openly championed His
right as David's Son to be the Promised
Messiah. The adversaries of Jesus did not
challenge His claim to being David's Son.
for the available genealogical records fur
nished certain proof thereof. Two of these
records are given in the New Testament
one in Matthew and one in Luke, connecting
the lineage of Jesus through Joseph and
Mary to the royal house of David.
II. THE REVELATION OF CHRIST'S
DEITY ACKNOWLEDGED BY DA-
VID-Verses 43-45; Psalm 8o:35-37; 110:-
1; Isaiah 90, 7; Acts 2:34-36; Luke
1:46, AZ; II Peter 1:21.
Jesus taught that the Holy Scriptures
were given by Divine inspiration, for in
quoting from Psalm 10 He affirmed that
"David in spirit called Him Lord" Then
Jesus placed His seal upon the sacred
oracles as given by Divine inspiration. In
quoting from this Psalm, Jesus proved that
David believed that Messiah must be Divine
as we'll as human. Messiah must be God
manifest in the flesh" Messiah must be
"the eternal Word made flesh" In making
this quotation, Jesus made known that by
special Divine revelation David heard a
conversation between the Father and the
Son of God. Knowing that the Messiah
must suffer and die to atone for mans sins,
the Lord, as Father, said to His only be-
gotten Son, "sit Thou on My right hand"
Jesus said if David then called Messiah
lord, how is He his Son7" Jesus, as Son
of God, was David's Lord before He was
born. Jesus as Son of Man was Davids
Seed after he was born of the Virgin Mary.
Mary in contemplating the birth of Jesus
rejoiced in Him as God my Savior" Many
people in the Church today as well as out
side the Church declare that Jesus was but
mere man. They are called Modernists.
They openly deny His Deity and Virgin
Birth and in so doing utterly forfeit the
blessing of salvation. Put your trust in
Jesus as the Son of God and accept Him as
your personal Savior. Then and then only
will you receive the gift of Gods salvation.
TT LEX EXALTATION AMI ri
D uOI1IuOWpP 0ynAVTrNsC CNM nAOu uo'EN
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1935-10-24
SUBJECT: JESUS QUESTION
ABOUT DAVID'S SON AND
DAVID'S LORD
Matthew 22:41-46
For November 3. 1885

Among the greatest questions of the ages,
which have been asked of the great think
ers of mankind, and which looms high and
great as Mount Everest, is the question pro-
pounded by Jesus when He asked of the
Fharisees the question, What think we of
Christi" This question was asked by Jesus
concerning Himself because He knew that
He was the Son of God and the Son of
Man as He plainly declared. This question,
"What think we of Christi? was asked by
Jesus of the Pharisees for a twofold pur-
pose: first, to establish incontrovertibly the
fact of His human descent as the promised
Messiah from the lineage of David, and
second, to establish the fact of His eternal
deity, because David acknowledged the
promised Messiah that was to come forth
from his loins as his Lord, seated in Heaven
at Gods right hand. About seven months
prior to this time, Jesus had asked similar
question of His disciples at Cesarea Philippi
when He said, Whom do men say that
the Son of man ann" A clear ringing an
swer was given by Simon Peter, who said,
"Thou art the Christ, the Son OF the living
God" Peter with the other disciples thus
acknowledged Jesus to be the Christ the
anointed Messiah, because He as the Son
of Man was truly the Son of God. On no
other basis could salvation be provided for
fallen man than by the fact of the Divine
Incarnation of the Son of God, which alone
made possible His atoning death, His resur
rection, His exaltation to Heaven by His
ascension and His triumph over Satan and
all His foes in His glorious manifestation
at His Second Coming.
The entire Old Testament bears clear
testimony of the humanity and the divinity
of the promised Savior. With regard to
His humanity, He is spoken of as "the Seed
of the woman" as "the Seed of Abraham"
and as "the Son of David" With regard to
His divinity, He is represented by David
himself as David's Lord seated in Heaven
and by Daniel as the Son of man whose
garment was white as snow" whose throne
twas like the fiery fame" coming forth
in "the clouds of Heaven" Thus the Jews
were taught from the Scriptures the human
itY and divinity of th~zu aa,, ID .oe 1srssiru g
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
Badness
By Science SerUice

~ StttHfc cFFbfe
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 90
Whether or not you will be
bald depends on which of your
parents is bald, it appears from
studies which Laurence H.
Synder and Hal c. Yingling,
Ohio State University, report
to the scientific journal,
Human Biology.
The sons of a bald woman
will all be bald" is one Of their
findings. A woman never is
bald unless her father was.
When both parents are bald,
the sons must all be bald, but
some of the daughters may not
develop badness.
Badness is more common in
men than women and is gen.
orally transmitted directly
from father to half or more
of his sons but only to an oc-
casional daughter. A man may
be bald, however, without
either of his parents being
bald, apparently inheriting the
badness from his mother in
whom it was carried as a re
cessive."
The facts on badness,
cleaned from family histories
and studies of inmates of state
hospitals for the insane where
women do not hide their bald
ness under transformations,
were obtained in the course IF
a study to test a method of
analysing seX-influenced in
heritance factors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20

trip here early this month, Coz.
McNutt held a lengthy conference
with Mr.. Cummings. The Attorney
General says no progress had been
made on judicial appointments.
There are several vacancies on the
Federal bench, the one on the Cir
cult Court of Appeals, Chicago, be-
ing nearest the Indiana field.
Should the Minton appointment
ensue, Gov. McNutt could resign
and upon taking over the governor
ship, Lieut.. Gov. M. Clifford Town
send could then appoint Mr.. Nc
Mutt to the vacant Senate seat. A
hitch in this would be that the Gov
ernor, who is looked upon by his
followers as the supreme leader OF
Indiana Democracy, would be the
Junior Senator. Senior Senator is
Frederick VanNuys, a Democrat, but
McNutt political foe.
Removal here, however, would
keep Gov. McNutt in the political
picture between the interim Of his
governorship and his prospective
candidacy for President in 1910. 1t
is with that in mind that Cabinet
posts have been suggested for him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
ELGIN WATCHES 1. As As S12.95

Guaranteed, Depend
able, Baguette Wrist
W a t C h. Diamond
Solitaire Enga cement
Ring and Wedding
Band to match.
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nounced they again will carry the
legal fight to the Supreme Court.
An ALLEGATION of $4,000 made to
Joseph B. Eastman, transportation
co-ordinator, for pension work study
is to be transferred to the commits
sion's use, officials said. A 100000
appropriation for the commission
was lost in the deficiency bill fill
buster last summer,
Work of setting up administra-
ton of the new act also had been
blocked by lack of funds. Until the
new employees were added, the adj
ministrative board had only a dozen
workers.
Collection of taxes from the rail-
road management and employees is
scheduled to begin March l. Board
members hope to have their rolls of
pension eligibles completed by that
time or shortly thereafter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
RAIL WORKERS
PENSION FIGHT
Goes FORWARD
Road Arrangements to Carry
Legal Test Again to
Supreme Court.
BY FRED BROOKS
Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. - Rail-
road labor's struggle to make its re-
tirement pension system a reality
was pushed forward today on two
fronts.
Aided by $1,000 WPA allotment,
the board set up to administer the
Retirement Act of 1885 enlarged its
staff by Is employees and prepared
to examine records of prospective
pensioners.
Meanwhile, the commission au-
thorized under the act to study the
pension problem and suggest pos
sible projections in the law was
called into session by Chairman
Walter H. Pollak, New York attor-
ney.
Commission Is Completed
The investigating commission was
completed a few days ago when
President Roosevelt appointed Mr..
Pollak, Charles M Hay, st, Louis
attorney and unsuccessful Demo-
cratic nominee for the Senate in
1923, and DR.. Frank j. Warne,
Washington economist.
The three presidential appointees
are to sit with three members of the
Senate and three of the House The
commission was directed to report
by Jan. /, but officials said the task
could not be completed in that time
due to the delay in appointment of
the presidential members.
Friends of the pension system are
hoping the commissions report,
which is expected to go deeply into
legal phases, will carry weight when
the Retirement Act heads into its
constitutional test. The railroad
arrangements, which had the orig
inal act declared invalid, have an
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
800 PUPILS AT
TECH TO Give
PLAY TONIGHT
'FroIic in ToyIand' Is to Be
Presented in Five Acts
at School.

Technical High School is to pre-
sent "Frolic in Toyland'' tonight
with a cast of 300 pupils, The clay
is to be given in five acts.
The Dance of the Flame" is to
be the opening act. Those to take
part are Virginia Lee Amick, Mar
ian Bunten, Sylvia Bolint, Ruth Lee
Hunley, Doris Ann Johnson, Rosa
Ign Ludwig, Mary Ann Moore, Eli
leen Overpeck, Vera Pounds, Julia
Poulson, Alma Senges and Marjorie
White. They are to be accompanied
by the concert band and orchestra
under direction of Frederic Barker.
The second act is to be 1.-THE
Magic Coat" with Fay Sharkey,
John M. White, Price King, Jack
Baxter, Charles Trinkle, Paul
Richey, Robert Trattner, Kelly Col
lins, Bryce Henderson, Louise Hiatt,
Elizabeth German and Paul Taylor,
Annalee Badger, Wilma Fisher,
Billie Abbott, Wanda Smith, Betty
Trainor, Doris Faucet and faculty
assistant, Mr.. Robert Taylor.
Animal Land Act Third
Amateur Night in Animal Land"
is to include Bill Kellar, Fred Anti
bus, Fred Carney, Jay Fix, Fred
Hess, John Hughes, Lloyd Litten,
Jack Lockhart, Sam Scott, Harold
Wooten, William Waters, Helen
Tolin, Ettajane Jordan, Robert
Fouts, Doris Deal, Dorothy Guthrie,
Rosemary Hines, Martha Wash
burn, Mary White and Mary
Worthington.
wedding of the Painted Doll"
characters are to be Margaret
Spreen, Lewis Lyons, Betty Simon,
Rosalind Ludwig, Marjorie White,
Jeanette Edwards, Harold Shin
gleton, Marguerite Sommers, Eunice
Austin, James Umbarger, Martha
Pritchard, Dorothy Jones, Betty
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Jane Vol, Dolores Stanley and
BeGlah Mae Combs.
"Tableau Of the Christmas Story
cast is to be Fred Hess, Fred Car
ney, Fred Antibus, Howard Hans
com, Kathryn Campbell, Hazel
Huff, Nancy Cain, Constance John
son, Marjorie Collier, Julian Main,
Frances Padgett, Hazel Solenberg,
Dorothy Cornelieus, Mildred Yates,
Mildred Cornthwaite, Jessie Alice
Bisselberg, Helen Ridpath, Clara
Evans, Alice Young, Annabel Dunn,
the glee clubs, the Tech choir and
the girls gymnasium classes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
RUMORS PLACE
JUNIOR SENATOR
ON u. s. BENCH
Move Would Leave Post in
Congress Open for
Governor MCNutt.
BY DANIEL M. KIDNEY
Times staff Writer

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-A Fed
eral judgeship for Senator Sherman
Minton, with Gov. McNutt succeed
ing to the Senate seat by appoint
ment, is the latest rumor here re-
garding possible solution of that
pressing problem of Hoosier De-
mocracy - Gov. McNutt's political
future.
Some substance is given the plan
because it is known by attaches of
the Office of Atty. Gen. Homer S.
Cummings that Senator Minton has
expressed himself as favoring the
Federal bench as the goal of his
political ambitions.
1t also is remembered that on a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
Penn-Corneu Alumni Dine

Fifty alumni of Cornell University
and the University of Pennsylvania
attended a dinner and entertain
ment at the indianapolis Athletic
Club last night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
ROYAL NEIGHBORS TO
GIVE PARTY TONIGHT
Center Camp to Mark Christmas
With Supper, Program.

Christmas party of Center Camp,
Royal Neighbors of America is to be
held tonight in the Foodcraft shop,
Century Building. Supper is TO be
served at $50, followed by a Christ
mas program to be presented by
Emory Turner, Paul Taylor, Glenn
Burton, William Orbaugh, Alberta
Bilodean, Mary Ann Piel and NAL
colin Rinker.
Mrs. Marguerite Killion is camp
oracle. Party committee is composed
of Mrs. Matilda Martin, Mrs. Ruth
Gulley and Mrs. Belle Cornwell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
DEC. 20. 1898

to mark the publications fiftietil
anniversary. Mr.. Cox, also editor
of the Owensville Star Echo. has
edited the church publication since
it was founded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
Paper 50 Years Old

OWENSVILLE. Ind, Dec. 90
The General Baptist Messenger.
published here by j. P. Cox. is TO
issue a special edition in January
Evening star., 1935-06-16

WOMAN, white, strong. for general house
nights: SIS week: reference 631 M ST. ne.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
HOUSE BUYERS

Before buying rooming or boardiny
house business, inspect our large, exclusive
list of paying houses. You are Under no
obligation TO inspect Our statesmen will
be glad to call at your convenience. Can
National 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 1OthN.W w.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

WOMAN white, for General housework
and cooking. Apply 625 Cecil ave-. River
dale Md
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Your business Brokers

pom. circle and Mass ave. location I'M
mediate possession. Low down payment.
balance monthly.
D. G. S. & Meat market. NV; must be
sold account sickness: $500 weekly: terms.
Apartment house tcolored) NV. section
a moneymaker; must sell to settle estate;
terms
Have you a roominR house for sale7 Let
US list It and see how soon We will turn
Evening star., 1935-06-16
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Per-
sonal Is 3 cents PEE line additional
to the resular line rate

MRS. WATERS HAS SPACE FOR 2 cQU-
conducted tour sailing TO Europe. June @s.
Choice of or countries. Rates reason
able. Waters Ideal Tours. 1917 st. NV.
National 312H
WILL PERSON WHO WITNESSED ACCI-
dent to man between 18th and 18th on
Eye st. NV, about $40 pm. June 70.
please communicate with Joseph d, Bull
man Woodward Bldg. District 0630.
CAREFUL WOMAN DRIVER tOR MAN
will drive by hr. or day; new sedan; rsa-
sonable rates. Potomac 1878.
GENTLEWOMAN WANTS CARE OF
references. references Address Box 5so-H' star ONCE.
WILD ROSE SHORE CAMP OR SUMNER
school for normal and superior children
EXPERIENCED NURSE WILL BOARD
and care for infant or young child large
playground: healthful SURROUNDINGS. Shep-
herd 2911-J.
SUMMER SCHOOL. LADY MAFqARET
roads; play school and tutoring children
from 3 years; very large grounds. Adams
6a49.
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS
to ''H; order saa5 up. MoLLo, formerly
iioor TDer Maie; Phone Aia. pistrict i as56. ~ NV
PICTURE HATS CREATED INDIVIDUAL
STYLES for bridesmaids. Lacy strswS. hair
braids 81 up Cleaning and reolccking
fine panamas 81 30. Remodeling old hats.
Apt 500. 18th and L sts. Metro. 0521.
GOOD HOME. SUMMER AND WINTER.
for respectable middle-aged white couple
with no children in return for services as
caretaker in modern home on salt water.
Address Box 21g-H Star ofice.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE EKNDERGARTE
1922 Mass ave. NV school of dancing and
Aoy 0F yuAok R#g0 tn Kan
ENJOY YOUR SUNDAY DINNER. DIN
gle's Dining Room l403 L st. NV. Served
3:3O to pm. soc.
FREE RENT FOR ENERGETIC UNEN-
numbered couple where husband is en-
ployed for caring for physicians home
during Summer; rel Address Box 3S9-H,
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

WOMAN needing good home. to cook one
meal daily and keep three rooms clean; two
in family: white or colored; of Sundays;
no laundry: SIS monthly; give age. Ad-
dress Box 392-H Star offce
Evening star., 1935-06-16

OPFRATOR all around, experienced: per-
manent position; must know Bonat and
croquignole permanents; SIC per week
fahnre Atlantic nR32 Sunday morning. =
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E. H. TROSTLE & CO.
aO7 New York Ave. NV. Natl. 4zs7.

A Wonderful Opportunity
Ito secure the finest home on South
River. at sopthsven Beach; i Ideally SUITED ts1
| pier, beach, large water frontage, wonder
fui view, gsrage, all modern convenienees.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO, INC,
Shoreham Bldg. National 1850.
S5OO-RooMING HOUSE; s rooms; rent,
S47; good E. Cap. st, location.
baths nicely fprnished; ngdd 1ss. near 14th
S5OO-Roomins house; 9 rooms; cheap
rent; clean; near Conn. and K.
S0oosSSmns sSS besutiay hG1if farnssed IHS@ ides @
location; q bargain for quick sale;
s90obhS9hmins sspsnSid hSnsf IL Tooms nesr
seo. and r l. ave; inspect at once
81 -RoominT house; 10 rooms
.,.o terms; near 18Th and 3; I; ave;
baths: central; good income.
s7ooseemins hGgss ;Gcd. II rooms Snos Ts
established income; S4O0 monthly
business. and property very reas-
enable. with $4,000 down pay
81 12Oo-peiicstessen masazine ana .s5: 81:
ST contect.' beer and doashnus bus. bus.
equipped; cheap rent.
S650--Confect. and sandwich business;
good location; nicely equipped.
81 1Oo-Confect, and rooms; corner:
cheap rent; nicely equipped,
21On-Confect. and I room. rent, $50;
GOOD stand must sacrifice,
SS50-Ltinch beer and rooms; rent,
S35: splendid corner.
81 10O-Lunch beer and I room. rent.
$40: business $3.50 weekly.
81. .650-Lunch and beer; short hours;
cheap rent: splendid business,
Grocery delicatessen and gas business and
. rooms: rent S35; busi1fss,
$3.50 weekly can be erestls In
creased II properly manased; will
secrihce: inspect at once.
r. M. CURTIS, NATL. 1884.
41o Bond Bldg. 14th and N. 2. Are NV.
80
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| BOOMING HOUSE. 20 rooms. completes
| fu nished; filled now good downtown 10
| cation; aEy reasonable cfier accepted. gag
Evening star., 1935-06-16
ROOMING HOUSE
BARGAIN.

Excellent downtown location; i2 room
rent only $50; income quoted $3.50 month b
real money maker Phone National af.
S. WINFIELD, 90810thN.W.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
ROOMING HOUSE
OWNERS.

Now is the time to sell your rcomins or
boarding house business. Cash buyers
waiting. Also buyers with large down
payments. For quick and satisfactory re-
suits. always call National a654.
NO LISTING CHARGE.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10thN.W.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
COUNTRYSIDE RECREA-
TTONAT, CAMP
DAY AND BOARDING

DAY AND bUANDINO.
Boys and Girls 2-I0 Years OF Age.
Extensive ground of acres. with large
trees and lawn near large wood. back from
road; completely fenced; children happy
and healthy. Swimming shower bathing
pony riding. artcraft work. nature lore
outdoor activities stressed. Supervision by
experienced teachers TRANSPORTATION fur
nished 94O1 Georgia ave Silver Spring
Md Phone Shepherd 1874.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

MANAGER for high-class guest house.
Must have experience in tea room or res
taurant work Apply 621 18th st. NV.
between 10 and IL Monday.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
SEE THIS

Would YOU like to purchase home
where the onv outlay is first payment?
All subsequent payments tnroush income
from tourist and tea room business.
Beautiful house seven-mtle valley view.
4 acres Four-room furnished tea house,
separate building on main highway; with
in committing distance. All year-round
business. $4,000 Splendid opportunity.
Personal reasons for selling. Address Box
.123-H Star office.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
ROoMTNG HOUSES FOR SALE.
LESS THAN oNE-HALF vAuLE.

Real estate and groceryy store located
in heart of the best residential sections
OF Annapolis, Nd 4 rooms and bath over
store with separate entrance, full base
ment, hot-water heat. building practically
new. side lots. One with 5 sarases,
rented for $50 per mo. Latest equip
ment and. fixtures. Store. nov, doing
profitable business. Can sell real estate
auires SIS, 900 cash. Stock can be pur-
chased separately. Ask for Mr.. Fort.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc,
Shoreham Bldg Phone National 415Q.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
IDEAL FOR PooMING HOUSE.

Small detached 3-Story apt. BLDG. con-
tanning 81 rooms. baths. 4 garages. All
rooms bright and outside. Bldg. in perfer'
condition. No remodeling or partitiontng
necessary. 81 600 cash required to handle.
Low operating expense. VIII earn S400
monthly clear
Nat. 0726. 226 Bond Bldg. Open EVENINGS.
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PERSONAL

NURSERY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN
THE CYNTHIA WARNER. 1405 Emer-
WILL BOARD TWO CHILDREN THROUGH
Summer months: mothers care given
MRS. IRENE PIFER. 206 Sharp St.. stras-
burg Va.
PETER PAN CAMP.
For children. : to 10; now open: Chevy
Chase. Nd. Six acres. beautiful country
excellent food city conveniences; modern
board. Call Wisconsin 5239.
GAIN WEIGHT AND STRENGTH-DE-
licious MIX from Swiss Goats delivered
1144 Conn. Ave. 2O62 r. J. Ave NE
2B16 Conn. Ave. 11th and e. Can. Sts
Chevy Chase. 6O4 9th st. NV.
VITA HEALTH FOOD co.
2nAO I4th NJ w 1oog II AZ NV
Evening star., 1935-06-16

ROOMING HOUSE. excellent location; 8
rooms. 3 baths; rent. $40; nicely furnished
throughout. including two Frigidaires.
lovely home with income. Price. $500. To
S. WINFIELD. 9O81OthN.W.' =
Evening star., 1935-06-16

BEAUTY OPERATOR all-around: perma-
nent position. Call Adams 1865.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. 3. all-around ex-
perienced. Apply Monday all day. 1416
Irving St NV
Evening star., 1935-06-16
PRE-SCHOOL PLAY GROUP
ANNOUNCES REMOVAL TO LARGER
QUARTERS.
SUMMER SCHOOL NOW


Gives your child. 2 to 5, trained care
and model equipment. Outdoor activities;
TRANSPORTATION. 1923 Euclid St. Phone
Columbia 679I.
CAMP ct the Marjorie Webster Camp.
Girls between ages 4-l6: boys
between As Day and boarding camp.
Transportation furnished for day campers
All outdoor and indoor sports. Dancing,
swimming, handcraft. etc. A happy. Sum-
phone Georgia 100. Camp opens June "a
Evening star., 1935-06-16

OWNER BIG FACTORY desires to retire.
offers his interests for sale. part payment
to capable party: subjects are national
sales: big business now. Box l16, Fred
eTickSburg, Va
Evening star., 1935-06-16

RESTAURANT MAN. 10 years manager in
local restaurant and night club. wishes TO
find a person with capital interested TO
open better-class restaurant. Willing to
give my services for part interest or com
mission basis. Can furnish good refer-
ences Address Box 25q-H. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

BEAUTY OPERATORS t3} also 4 stu
dents. Free tuition. Jimmie. 1926 14th
Evening star., 1935-06-16

BEAUTY parlor operators all-around. ex-
perienced only; also mauicurist for barber
shop Rl0 18th st NV
Evening star., 1935-06-16

AssORTERs for fiat work. white girls: only
experienced need apply. Bergmann's Laun-
Evening star., 1935-06-16

WHITE WOMAN. care for apt. get SIM
pie meals for three; 90 home NIGHTS.
Give age pay desired. Address Box 365-H.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around ex-
perenced. at once; permanent position.
phone Atlantic 33S0
Evening star., 1935-06-16

WOMAN white to care for child in 3-rm;
ant in nearby Virginia Good home and
conversation Clarendon S16-F-12.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

EXPERIENCED seamstresses and checkers
TO work on dry cleaning night force. Ap-
oily Mr.. Henderson. Palace Laundry. 9th
st AT H NV
Evening star., 1935-06-16

MOTHERS HELPER. general aide. on
farm near Manassas Va; good home. SIS
month Prefer white girl used to living in
country. Address Box 416-H. Star of1ce.'
Evening star., 1935-06-16

WOMAN white refined MIDDLE age. to
care for children. school age. in return
for room and board in comfortable home.
Call potomac 1920