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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-02-01

full pay next July. Lobbyists for fed
eral employees bewail the fact that
only fifteen days vacation are allow
cd, and ask restoration of thirty days
vacation with full pay. There are more
than a million worthy people in Ohio
on relief. Many of our industrious
men and women would be happy to
have government jobs, with the 5 per
cent pay cut, and would struggle
along somehow, even though a cruel
government permitted Only fifteen
days vacation with full pay.
2,400 bills were introduced on the
opening day of the congress. At that
this great total is 400 less than were
introduced on the opening day Of the
previous congress.
It appears that there is one law
for the rich, another for the poor, and
about two million laws for the rest
of us.
When one considers the multiplicity
Of laws and the ever increasing grist
Of new legislation, he is reminded Of
the old Spanish epitaph, = was we'll;
would be better; here | am"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-02-01
WESTERN SOUTHERN
HOLDS BANQUET

The local agents of the Western &
Southern Insurance Company held
their annual banquet last Saturday
night at the Anthony Wayne Hotel.
A. o. Payton, general superintendent
of agencies, was the principal speak
er. A successful year for 1885 is
predicted by the agents.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-02-01
CARPENTERS TO MEET

Carpenters Local Union No. 637
will hold their regular meeting Febru
airy IA, to take up matters pertaining
to their new working agreement. All
members will be notified and requested
to be there.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-02-01
TRADES COUNCIL
TUESDAY

The next regular meeting of the
COOPERATIVE Trades and Labor Coun-
Gil will be held next Tuesday night.
All members are requested to be
present.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-02-01
WILL CONDUCT CLINIC

DR.. ]. F. Bateman, of Longview
Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, will con-
duct psychiatric and neurologic
clinic at the Mercy Hospital out
patient department, Monday, Febru-
ary a, 1885, at a m.
All patients must be referred by
their family physicians.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-02-01
TO GIVE u. S. SEAT

Geneva (ILNs) The international
Labor Organization executive commit
tee has recommended that the United
States, Great Britain, Germany, Rus
STA, Italy, Japan and India be given
permanent seats on the governing
body Canada and Belgium would be
eliminated under the proposal.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-02-01
DIPHTHERIA CASES
REPORTED IN CITY

Two cases of diphtheria in Hamil-
ton and two cases of scarlet fever
in Reilly township were reported Tues
day to the Board of Health.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-02-01

Every dollar spent for union label
goods and services means better
wages, shorter hours and decent work
ing conditions for every worker
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17
Lumber Company
Sees Big Year

With building activity III El Centre
showing rapid strides toward regain
ing its peak. a splendid year IS eX-
pected by Sones Lumber company.
For the first time in several years.
new houses are being erected, an
encouraging sign III view of the fact
that it is usually permanent reSid-
entS who decide to build.
People are also taking more pride
in the appearance of their dwell
ings. as is evidenced by the many
minor improvements being made. a
glance through the news columns
will. almost any day, reveal several
building permits issued for amounts
running from q few dollars into the
hundreds.
SoneS Lumber company, a pioneer
establishment. has been supplying
the valley with every necessity for
the erection Of fine dwellings and
places of business for many years.
Proud of this long period Of service,
they are equally proud TO be able
to continue on an even greater scale
with improved facilities for serving
the public.
a Board or a Carload. the motto
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17
STRIPES
WINNING FAVOR

Business men, attorneys and
other professional categories this
year are showing their swing 70
chalk stripes IN materials of dark
nue..
For either single or double
breasted With-the emphasis on
ne Iatter-lounge suits, the num-
Der Is creeping up to parity with
al o-a6r materials.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17
Netg Velour Berets
Add Jannty Touch

You can wea- the new velour
beret six different ways. Il comes n
navy. black. du6onnet and green
velour lust Ike the newest hats.
When you put It on The back Ct
your head. i makes : circle just
like an Italian halo model. L
goes over TIE right eye. the lei
eve or down in front in basque
manner.
Mavbe you can think Of some
more angles. VIII is soft silk tex
ture to inspire you.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17
New Cosmetics Are
Featured By Druggist

A number of popular lines Of
cosmetics are being featured by
the Valley Drug store this fall.
One of the newest innovations in
the beauty treatment field is Cotys
Air Spun" powder which comes
in SIX shades and is of a fineneSs
tha. eanno. be obtained by Sift-
ing through silk.
Tussy. Colonial Dame, and Doro-
thy Gray present a variety of
astringents, powders, lipsticks,
creams, and rougeS.
A Dorothy Gray representative
and cosmetician will advise YOU
on the treatment for your pardeu-
lar type Of skin. A number of new
creams and lotions for dry and oily
skins have been secured this sea-
son.
Hayden's ice cream and Miss Say
lor's candies will delight those who
like sweets
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-17

of this firm, has always been indie
ative of the courtesy implicit in the
phrase. No matter how large or how
small the purchase, the buyer is
treated with respect and interest.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
PLACES
B|LLEDF0R RADIO
European Centers to Speak
to Americans Over Co.
Iumbia Waves.

"AKING the microphone into
many faraWay places for the
first time. Columbia is opening
Il the year with an extensive ar
ray of international features.
More than dozen European coun-
tries and cities are represented in a
colorful cycle to be heard this month
and through February and March.
Arrangements for the elaborate
lineup have just been completed by
Cesar Saerchinger, Columbia foreign
director, and Paul White, head of Co.
lumbia's public events and special
features department.
A first-time pickup from Belgrade,
capital of YugoSlavia, will open the
new 1885 schedule tomorrow from 3:15
to 3:45 pm.
Another international feature will
come tomorrow from 4:30 to 4:50 pm.
when Premier Ramsay Macdonald of
England will extend new-year greet
ing and message to the American pub
lie
Other outstanding European fea-
lures in prospect include an annual
festival from small village in Switzer-
land and a broadcast from Cannes,
France. The latter will attempt to
bring an authentic sound picture of
the famous continental playground to
Which both European and American
notables migrate each year. Micro
phones will carry the music and sounds
OF the famous gambling casinos, the
sounds of an outdoor sports carnival
and other Riviera gayetieS.
x X
THE American Broadcasting Co.'S
L first sponsored broadcast will be
the description of the Baer- Hunt
fight tonight in Detroit. 1t will be a
four-round exhibition match
Tony Wakeman, Connie Desmond,
sports annCuncers, will be at the ring
side nlicrophone.
x
A DD1TIONAL news periods to pro-
"A vide for broadcagting of the
Hauptmann trial bulletins of the
Press Radio Bureau have been estab-
Ished by N. B. C. ard Columbia. They
go en- IN the midmorning. shortly
after noon and late afternoon.
x x x x
CUFFERING from laryngitis, Fav
- Banter will be unable to keep her
mlcrophone engagement to play
opposite Claude Rains Sunday in the
Radio Theater production of THE
Green Goddess over N. B. C.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
MAJOR FEATURES
AND PROGRAM NOTES

Beatrice Lille will start her first
regular broadcast series over WMAL
at o'clock. The famous ccmedieane
will be supported by Lee Perrin's Or
chestra and the Cavaliers Quartet
Featuring satirical songs and sketches
Miss Lille plans to burlesque the
worlds "bocbs" and bores by ridlcullng
their vanities and silly cus' oms.
Kav Francis and George Brent Will
contribute to the Hollywood Ho.el'
program on WJSV at $50 O'Clock.
They will present dramatic high
light from their new film, Living on
Velvet" -,
Jane Froman and James Melton Will
return to the microphcne to sing for
the Intimate Revue on WMAL at $3.50
o'clock.
An enlarged cast. consisting OF 10
dramatic actors and mixed chorus.
will take part in the fifth episode OF
"The O'Flynn's" on WJSV at lO;3o
o'clock.
VOL will broadcast, at 9:45 o'clock,
a ringside description of the Max
Baer-Babe Hunt fight in Detroit.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
CLUB HEARS SCHRIVER
U. S. Homesteads Official Explains
Set-up to Business Men.

Chief Counsel Paul D. Schriver Of
the Division of Substance Home
steads. Interior Department. was the
principal speaker at a luncheon of the
American Business Club at the Hay
Adams House.
Schriver spoke on the authority Of
President Roosevelt in setting up the
subsistence homesteads division and
the provision of subsistence home
steads as illustrated by the more than
so projects in all sections Of the coun-
try. He emphasized the value of ex-
perimental work in providing infor-
nation for use of private industry in
decentralizing manufacturing plants
from crowed cities.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
Statue Gets Blue Shirt.

People of Dublin, Irish Free State,
awoke on a recent morning to find
the statue of sedate Henry Grattan,
the Irish statesman and orator OF a
century ago. wearing blue shirt, the
emblem of the Irish League of Youth.
AS students were staging rally
around the statue, the police appeared
and solemnly removed the shirt.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
G. w. U. HOSPITAL WOMEN
HEAR OFFICERS REPORT
Appropriation for Sunshine and
Furnishings Committee Made
at Board Meeting.

Reports of committees and officers
were heard at the regular monthly
business meeting of the Women's
Board OF George Washington Uni
versity Hospital at the Mayfower
Hotel. Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor pre-
sided.
Appropriations for the Sunshine ana
Furnishings Committee were made
and a special appropriation for the
Library Committee was received. A
trained librarian visits the hospital
periodically, distributing books and
magazines under direction of the
Public Library.
Plans also were discussed for the
annual benefit entertainment of the
board, to be held in the form of a
card party this Spring.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
SCENARIO CENSOR URGED
Federation Speaker Offers Plan to
Save Money and Time.

Motion picture censorship should
start with the scenario, instead of
waiting until the picture is COM
pleted, Mrs. N M. Pollock, director
of the Moving Picture Department of
the District Federation of Women S
Clubs. told the District Public School
Association.
She said money and time could be
saved by establishing a board to pass
on scenarios scheduled for production.
Legislation will be sought in this
Congress to end the practice of block
booking, she declared She described
this system as one of the major faults
in the film business.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
sJTUaTIONs-NEN AND WOMEN.

MAN colored, wishes position as janitor.
with Wife's se-V ce: experienced and good
reference Call Potomac l24T.
MAN AND WIFE want janitor quarters:
can furnish good ref Mr.. and Mrs. James
Blackwell S1l 33nd St. NV.
MAN AND WIFE. colored first-class cook
and butler. Write 2212 NJ st. NV. Call
West Ig43-M 5$
Evening star., 1935-01-04
AITO SALESMEN

Long established Ford dealers
offer to men OF ability an oppor-
tunity for excellent earnings. Draw
ing account and liberal commissions
are available selling the popular
new 1885 Ford. See Mr.. Bond, 14z
Irving st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
Used CAR MANAGER

Z SED LAK MAN AGER
Must be real producer and
have good past record. Prefer
local man. We have a fine
proposition for one who can
qualify. Apply Mr.. Stohlman,
between l and 3 pm, Stohl-
man Chevrolet. 1911 Nj st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-01-04

RESTAURANT AND BAR with apt oppo-
site base ball park. 2Q4o Georgia ave. NV.
Soa ang Coy Sood sosTe ysrd ffet g. nv Ga
Courts s.w. Apply 10l5 18th st NV end
floor.
FOR RENT--Near State War and Navy
Bldg. oeslrable corner lot: ideal location
dftice t2E lunch stand Address Box u.s. STR
RE5TAURANT-Illne forces me to sell
good paSLne restaurant. catering TO fire'-
National 1916
RENT. s55 MO: /. apts. and l0-car 81
Es9s rsG &c pbon. sa5 SIN yea lease for
RESTAURANT. 1880 Columbia rd.: owner
must so away due to sickness: will refuse
no reasonable offer. Columbia 10lS7.
Ro01MING HOUSE. IA rooms. baths
nicety rnc9, located LARGE @ house; S225-S251
week Only $500 R. NJ. DeShazo. 1I23
WANT TO BUY liquor business: must have
GOOD reason for selling; strictly confidpn-
al. Address Box 403-T, Star Office 81
WILL LEASE my Cleveland Park l5-room,
4ooath corner brick Colonial home. small
500 to responsible party for use as home
or exclusive rooming house; owner. Adj
dress Box 57-Z, Star Office
DRUG STORE. hich-grade section. NV;
Gs eStaD sonSsd years; o good gr0wins business.
$1,000. Address Box 2"3-z. Star Office .
BEAUTY SHOP. excellent location. good
resS: reason for selling. price. 81 100.
Address Box 1867. Star Office.
DELICA.. cf-sale bcer. etc; corner. NV;
fully cQrip1ed stocked: rooms; price
81 900. Address Box 1867 Sta Office. .
DRUG STORE. downtown: liqucr license;
Sl65 daily; lease: S6 500 cash. bal terms,
Address Box 1921. Star Office.
DRUG STORE. residential; S45 daily guar
anteed: can improve: living uuarterS:
cheap rent N. Goldsmith, $50 18th ST. n W.
BARBFR SHOP for sale: must be sold 81
account of hospital operation. Apply 43l
lth St. National Barber Supply.
CIGAR STAND in downtown Office bldg;
closes . D m. daily. no Sundays; rent. $40
monthly. including gas. electric light and
heat: lease. Sells sandwiches. drinks. can-
dies cigars. etc. Price 81 $50; must Dc
cash Address Box 474-T. Star Office.
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1935-01-04
NATIONAL
ORGANIZATION
DESIRES SALESMAN

DESI MD SALESMAN
Between 25 ard 30 years of age am
cltlcuS and Willing to work ana learn.
must study product and its application to
customers turlncsr. Initial salary. $50
month and comml sions: n.2ner salary
depe oin9 on ability II produce sales
E%Cellent Opportunity for rlelt man If
9 ecsed for interview. your record must
gear lhFeStlGa ion. Replies confidential
AIQHSSE ~ of
Evening star., 1935-01-04
SiTUATIONS-nOMFSTIf,

COLORED GIRL wants Job clea ming small
aapt, no heaVy laundry. Phone Lincoln
CVLOhED GIRL. light, neat. honest wants
Job good plain cook cleaner: home nights:
$500 to SO weekly: ref Potomac 526I.
CCdOEED WOMAN wants part-time work
or days work. rs ST. NV.
SEESEHAD HOUSEWORK or cook: stay
nights: woman from Virginia; references.
Call North 6006.
GENERAL Se HoJsEWoRK, plain cooking:
wii!ias' rd' tT1SLing 1Lg 70 place my maid; city ref.
erehces. Phone Decatur 46l7-J.
GIRL. colored. neat wishes iob general
houseWork or maid. Phone Adams 7Is5-W.
HOUSEKEEPER-COOK live in wanted nv
mac 5l9S.
WOMAN refined young colored, wants
WORK by the hour, half or fun time in a
small family or apt. Decatur 5:i33 Ref.
WOMAN. colored. neat. reliable wants
place. cook. general houseWorker, DAYS or
part time: ref. 1916 1Ith ST. NV.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
OFFICE MANAGER.

Accountant. prefer local man
who has had experience with
General Motors accounting sys-
tenn, Must be thoroughly COM
petent and have best of refer
ences. See Mr.. Stohlman. be-
tween 10 and II am, Stohl-
man Chevrolet. 1911 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-01-04

START stay HIRnIS- fNOue ADAMS --4OI-
CHILD'S NURSE. light, house.work: stay
nights; no laundry; $50 mo. 1870 Fuller
st. NV. Apt. :}0i.
COLOEED COUPLE-Woman must be good
cook, man waiter; $40 monthly, room and
board. 2201 Mass. ave.
COOK with references for general house
work in apt. Phone Decatur 1899.
3css C0oK shd eXpca cs
after Is O'Clock Wisconsin 1897.
GENERAL HOUsFWOPKEP. stay nights:
no trlfer; must be honest and reliable;
references: private home Chevy Chase,
D. c. Apply or write 500 nth s.. NV.
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER. mature. live
in. References required: snail home. Ad
dress Boz 310-T. Star office.
GIPL white for housework, care l child.
GIRL. white qs mothers helper; room and
hoard and SIS month: references. Phone
GIRL. general housework plain cooking;
Wases VaS nlTh as Appy PS s if 5000
GIRLS (2). colored. general housework.
$3.50 each DER week, 5S34 Colorado ave.
NV Apt. :. after 7:30 pm.
LADY. white. 25 to 40: care baby. cook
other Sunday off 1905 Maple ave Be
thesda, Md Phone Wisconsin 1591-J.
MAID gen housework; stay nights; some
experience: references. State particulars.
Address Box 17O-Z. Star Office.
WOMAN. young. white. general, housework
and cooking live in. experienced with chill
dren: reference; salary SIS. 4107 Conn.
eve. NV. Apt. 202.
WOMAN, white. for general housework and
care of baby: must Stav nights; no heavy
laundry. Wisconsin 2511W after pm.
WOMAN. colored. settled. general house
work; live in: good home TO right party.
Mrs. Simon 30 Otis pl. NV.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER. white or col
ored experienced; must have recent city
references Apply 114O Webster 81. NV.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MIAMI, SATURDAY OR SUNDAY: TAKE
| or . passeneerS $40 each. Call today
between and s. Shepherd 32l1-W
Evening star., 1935-01-04

REDUC1NG-6 TREATS s.: RENOV-3
LAT IN spots; results assured: cabinet bait,
swedish massage tladles). Phone No! n
620S. 1919 N ST ~
Evening star., 1935-01-04

REFINED. CAPABLE WOMAN WISHES ID
20 70 t!oTlQa as Conpf MON t1 woman,
small salary. Address Box JS-Z. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-01-04

WHOLESALE MAN. experienced desires
connection with distributor or factory ham
ding radios electric refr!geration wash
ing machines or appliances as field super
VISOR. or similar capacity. Address BOX
l2b-Z. star ONCE. a.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PRACTICAL NURSE. agreeable attractive,
young. noSp- ira ming. exp. IN m7d. Su-s.
and oost. cases. Miss Bradshaw Dec D., :.
Evening star., 1935-01-04

BOOKKEEPER or furniture salesman Ga-
sIdel. experienced. Please write T. s. No.
man. care q. IL. Cobb. Fairfax. Va. A.
CHAUFFEUR-MECHAN Is years exc
Ilehce; years last position; Al reiC--
ehces' neat. handy with tools. experience
waiter. Phone Potomac O4O4. -
Evening star., 1935-01-04
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect is adver-
tiSerS from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
mentS addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on preSen-
tation of the box number ticket.
HELP-MEN.
ADVERTISING LAYOUT AND COPY MAN
Young man. between ages Of - and %.
with knowledge Of layout and copy writ
to go places with one OF Washlngtons lead
ing firms Apply in person Saturday. Mr.
Merrick 52l Star Bldg.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER mechanic
familiar With gasoline motors. Address
Box 1897. Star office.
AUTO MAN wanted to cut and install auto
glass: must be experienced. Apply 134l
BOY to work in grocery store; must have
had experience. Apply Modern Meat
CHAUFFEUR for cleaning and dyeing
route. good territory; experienced pre-
terred. Apply at ChriSty's. 6SO6 Wiscon-
sin ave
must be a permanent resident Of Washine-
ton; car necessary. See Mr. Linihan. 400
International Bd... 1919 + st. nv.
COLLECTOR. with car; permanent posi-
ton, good salary Moskin's. 729 7th
st. NV
COOK. AMERICAN preferred coed salary.
COOK. co,ored experienced; must know
GARAGE MANAGER ate experience.
Office
GROCERY CLERK. experienced. must be
meat cutter. 554s Conn. ave.
GROCERY CLERK. thoroughly expert
enced; best references required. Boulevard
Market. 2l02 New York ave. NV
GROCERY AND MEAT CLERKS for cut
rate meat market: must have worked in
washington store fully experienced and
pnIy Eess vo as DO not
ments. Mr.. SIegel, 1918 eth St. NV.
MAN. thoroushly experienced disinfecting
and exterminatine insects, etc; in apart
ences IN first letter or no attention given
Address Box boz. Star ONCE.
mEN. 4. white local and clean cut. TO give
out SAMPLES and take orders for FOOD
PRODUCTS; SO salary. larse commission
Conditional tC START Apply am so
Investment Bldg.
PAPERHANGER-One who can paint and
has ca: ~ day. steady work. Address Box
Iil-Z. Star Office
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted by ac-
tive Once dolng 4 genera! BROKERAGE busi-
ne,S. Prospects furnished Experience
necessary. Address Box 4-l-S Star office.
WANTED MECHANIC, expert
App4y Maynlan'S GsraGc. 81, Geo1G a
ave. L.W.
YOUNG MAN to learn home modernizing
business: salary and commission If quail
hed. Phone Columbia g415
TWO AII-Nv
Evening star., 1935-01-04

WILL GIVE GOOD HOME TO CHILD 3
70 years; trained nurse care: S. Weekly.
LOO Pa. ave. NV. md floor
Evening star., 1935-01-04

IORkISH BATH AND MASSAGE FOR
eLmlnatlon. circulation colon.c irrigation,
framed nurse; all beauty service; Bonat
PEI: wave. expert operators: prices reason
aole Rlees Turkish Bath for Ladies.
Re! fh4eith-Alhee e!IlA Bids; 18th and G sts Phone
Evening star., 1935-01-04

UNDERWEIGHT? TRY VIGOROUS. RICH
Eaun Dairy milk from selected Swiss goats
CaH manager OF any Peoples Drug Store
or Columbia 29So. request sample
Evening star., 1935-01-04
TWO MEN

To demonstrate and sell General Electric
appliances in the home; we furnish pros
poets and arrange appointments in ad-
vance no big or easy money but reason
able earnings; absolutely must be a steady
worker able to tell facts IN convincing
way and sincerely want permanent lob
Needless to apply unless you have the grit
TO- work and get results. See Mr. Arm.
IN Moor National Electrical Supply Co.,
Evening star., 1935-01-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
DIR. LEE DE FoREsr.s TRAINING

want several men TO train for wcl'-pav.
lne llIe p95itorS n HADIO SOUND AND EI-
EE5SION ENGINEERING, par. h0mn stu"v
Iory OF NoA'a laIc-st N uufac.ulcr ce
mos mos comp ~e line Of motion picture ?. 4
oouhu equ' u'6noni. mus. r" m~rhsn ~ai =
ana wiilinT To SID. 80 Hoo ct'1-C-.i~-l
SSsn p.r.-Ht po.J,o0. Address r0x IL
Evening star., 1935-01-04
'7-7-s7------s--. -=a--
PERSONAL.
DETEcTIVEs

CONFIDENIIAL DETECTIVES ESTAB-
nshed here 30 consecutive years undp- lie
personal supervision of the founder, Nor
gan Bradford, DOGS this experience aid
!png record OF ethical service mean anv-
thing to you? Civil criminal commercial
and personal investigations by skilled fact
nnders. Associate Offices in all prircipal
G!tleS. United States. Canada Europe
UnQuestionable credentials Phone Na-
tlonal 4GlO. night ana holid v Adam,
l:tl BRADFORD INVEsrIG sIO.I
SERVICE Suite 1U5 Otis Building $40
18th St. n.V
Evening star., 1935-01-04

RESTAURANT AND BAR with apt. oppo-
site base ball park. 2O4O Georgia ave n w.
Coal and wood yard. ZIG V ST. NV. Gar
age $500 square feet. 1910 Capitol
Courts S.w. Apply 10l5 18th st NV End
Evening star., 1935-01-04

WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAAIIr y
Ihere is no need to feel that the mutt
ACCEPT inferior funeral services CG3 to l:,-
ability to pay a high price The Crceter
"; f;,,ni VI Chambers Co, offers. a compile
InneraL cars and all for as lttle as SO
Worries finest waterproof. airtight' cua~-
anteed steel burial vault may he had from
GIhamoars tIa rl for = So, Il, cas,n CT death CO
corner Chaplin NV Col 04:I5 Phone or
write your address We Will send you a
beent1l! catalogue of how we DO it.
Mcn-Whv Be GRAY and Bald?
- Our scientific treatment will help you.
Fnohe District 447l for consultation.
NURSING HOME
For Invalids and Ccnvalescents.
Phone Adams 1868. 1888 Kalorama Ri
Evening star., 1935-01-04
BEAUTY CULTURE,

n LIFFIU-E EIFT-
special this month only; regularly S1Io;
.oNpIete course tln. tools. $50: easy
Terms; start any time; day and evening
ciaSScs; positions secured for graduates;
other courses SIS up.
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
ENh Earln Rldr
Evening star., 1935-01-04

43 she keeps her weight the same as a
sent DreDald
Evening star., 1935-01-04

LO2ED GIRL wants Job clea ming small
:; no heavy laundry. Phone Lincoln
Evening star., 1935-01-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP-DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC AGENCY 1925 9th st. NV.
has opening for cooks, g.h.w, helpers,
maids