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HELP-MEN.
SUBDIVISION Statesmen
APPOINTMENT LEADS,

APPOINTMENT LEADS.
acre 'Ia as low as sos, Small. homes. $3,boo.
improvements include electricity, etc.
else % as attractive tii i within SO miles b. G.
Easy selling Real money maker. Need car.
Address Box 43-H. Star office.
Al statesmen
who can produce, can secure lucrative
permanent position. Must have good ref
Addres. sdd Bex aSsRoPe star dSs ONCE
SALES MANAGER.
SALARY AND COMMISSION;
want 1--we wire. experienced SUBDIVISION
the quickest selling deal since 1929. Make
at least 81 90 weekly. For personal inter
view sive phone. full particulars. Address
Box II H. Star ONCE.
REAL statesmen.
Are you willing to work? Do you own
carr ,. Have ave. you good references? If
phone Address Box o s9o-E' HIsts Star once. 'A'e
l WANT 3 MEN
For local tea and coffee routes paying up
10 Si2 90 week: no capital or experience
Service to approxmsteIy o 70 ragd gve prompt @
TONERS; Everything furnished. automobiles
gwen to producers; Apply to II am.
tttoiiooN a. 'lc ~ ave. HW.
ROUTE MEN.
We have established routes available for
sooo men. The applicant must be willing
10 WORK hours per day; experience not
necessary: We train our men: paw ar
rangements satisfactory. Apply q to 10
Ma Conn. ave. between II and Eye SITS
WE ARE LOOKING FOR A MAN
BIG ENOUGH TO FILL
THIS JOB.
man with real sales ability. between
ages OF % and -. with a good business
record who is married and preferably a
college graduate
The successful applicant will be care
iully trained for sales staff of the Phoenix
mutual Lie Insurance Co. Nearly 800. of
the work is secured from leads provided
Dy the company from national advertising.
etc which assures dignified sales inter-
views by invitation; manv other unusual
business advantages available.
i, me compensation is sufficient to make
tnlS oHer attractive and permanent with
company ~ years old
we are interested only in hgh-type
man who is convinced that shorter de-
IourS lead to more oangerous destinations
Fof MIN We can do many things.
Interview JOHN J. OUTCALT. Manager,
Nh woodward building.
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UNUSUAL EARNING
OPPORTUNITY.

Oil heating equipment department OF
one of Washington's leading business con-
several sales representatives qualified to
sell the most outstanding and complete
line OF oil heating equipment. To the
right men is assured an interesting and
attractive future. Write. giving your
qualifications and past experience. Con-
1dential. Our men know of this ad. Ad-
Evening star., 1935-06-09

SPECIALITY statesmen.
EXPERIENCED IN REFRIG-
GRAFTON, WASHING MA
CHIMES AND RADIO, BOTH
AUTO AND HOME. THE
BEST KNOWN MAKES IN
EACH FIELD. COMM1S-
SIONS AS HIGH AS 1870
PAID WEEKLY, NO RE-
SERVE AND NO HOLD
BACKS. APPLY MANAGER.
1901 18th ST. NV.
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CAB DRIVERS

Get our proposition on new 1898 cabs.
Union TdXicab Assn. 22o Mass ave. nv
MEN.
Will place 2 well-recommended men
over % yrs. in an established. profitable
position. Opportunity for promotion Car
required experience unnecessary. Reply
Immediately giving phone number. Ad-
dress Boy 1O9-E Star offce
WE DESIRE the services of
t thoroughly experienced
shoe statesmen. Apply Super
intendent's Office, Fourth
Floor, S. Kann Sons Co.
NAM NTEn
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MAN WANTED.

A man not under % nor over 43 with
executive sbility good education. college
preferred. and pleasing personality. must
have good experience in selling. either
accustomed to active contact with the
public. II qualified. write. stating age.
married or single. education. business ex,
perience length of local residence and
any other information that would de-
scribe your ability. personality and fnan-
ciaI requirements.
We are only interested in a man at
present employed in responsible position
or unemployed for reasons beyond his
control The opening is good oppor-
rent opportunities for future advance
ment excellent All replies confidential.
Address BOX 424-E Star Office.
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ONE OF WASHINGTON'S
LEADING DEPARTMENT
STORES
WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-SALESNIEN.

WAN NlED-ShLESNIEN
MYSTERY PIG--Has everybody laughing:
Eyes, ears snout. tail. MOVE WITHOUT
MECHANICAL OR HUMAN AID, 1875 S
funniest. biggest selling novelty NOVELTY
TOY CRAFTERS. 32H-RP South Franklin.
ChicaEo.
sALEsMAN-National manufacturer with
direct factory branch in Washington has
opening for one exclusive salesman to sell
enn, eenlpment b USED in all food stores & &reS,
selected. must have car and some knowl-
address Box 3sa-E Star offce
Statesmen Four SIS sales to stores net
you SO daily; Savers Systems. Est. 1895.
ALEsMAN-Nationally known AAA-l
manufacturer will make change in a sales
FRANCHISE available. centering around
a continual fow of INQUIRIES to follow up.
Credit given on all mail orders from eN-
elusive franchise. Salesman must live in
have clean selling record and can stand
thorough Investigation will be considered.
Address Box ;ii9-E Star office.
SPARK PLUG SALESMAN-Hot deal
KING PRODUCTS co. GlenEilyn III
SPECIALITY SALESMAN TO represent large
manufacturer of high-erade mattress sold
plan one sale a day. nets over S35 per
week. Apply Mr.. Keesan. Room go
NlCtOG blQs-. n Htn 81 NV.
STOCK Statesmen. experienced for an
an enthusiastic board. National Invested
Savings Corp. 5?s Union Trust Bldg.
WINDOW RITTER, Marie pencil writes
on glass Al colors Storekeepers. buy
pIoflts. Big repeaterS. Free sample Lake
Chemical. q Z. Lake. Dept. IAN. Chicago
OPPORTUNITY TO EARN s3.ooo-s5 900
YEARLY
II yon have had sales experience and
are Wiling 10 work; YOU can earn $4,000
appliance for established local Company. ny.
Phone Metropolitan 4S4n ask for Mr.
LLauritzen L Griftth Consumers Co. 1892
New York ave NV.
offers an unusual opportunity TO Join an
and average earnings high. One which
offers permanent and profitable employ
ment with definite assurance OF advance
ment to those who MAKE gOod Previous
experience exp unnecessary ana spcial train
ing Is glTen to those who can furnish un-
questionable reference
Apply room 3'27. Mills bldg Pa. ave
at ! : st. n ". between and 10 Monday
morning only
GOOD POSITION OPEN
OHIO manufacturer OF nationally adver-
tised product. recognized as leader has
opening Tor county salesman with opportu-
nifty for advancement to distributor Prefer
local man OF character and who is capable
OF interviewing school heads chief execu-
tNes: business concerns public institutions
countr" clubs. country estates truck
and bus owners and better class Of farm
and city home owners. No house-t TO house
work. Exclusive product with more than
10000 Of Americas leading concerns now
listed as customers No capital required
Conservative earnings estimated up to S.1uu
TO 500 month at present with good op-
Gortunliy to double as business improves
Write giving complete details Of your bust
ness experience. age. TO General Manager
Box SS:f. Dayton Ohio.
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HEIP-MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
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LAUNDRESS. experienced. reliable family
wash. iron; suits called for delivered:
sunny yard; ref. Phone Decatur 5123-W.
LAUNDRESS- laundress wants work
for Monday and Tuesday. and cleaning.
Call North lO4@l
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
TEACHERS seeking positions should write
BALTIC. Teachers Agency. 5l8 N Charles
ST. Balto.. Nd Many secondary school
and college positions listed
BARTENDERS. cooks walters mattresses:
>teady and extra: white or cOlored union
wages. union hours. I4l2 Eye St NV,
Hotel Restaurant Employees Alliance
Phone National s0i3
DOMESTIC
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 9th ST. has
openings for press operators laundry
gH h.. helpers, maids, day workers
DOMESTIC AGENCY. Decatur 24I9, 1925
nth. furnishes cooks h.w., day workers
buffers chauffeurs. maids helpers
THE RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1861. I4O"
lth. furnishes good cooks. mattresses but
lers, maids, hw.. day workers, part time
RUPHER S employment agency has open
lnee for colored girls. houseworkers maids
etc: bring references for investigation.
1877 llth NV
RUPHER' exchange has cooks, maids,
mothers helpers. chaufieurettes laundress-
eS. references investigated Dec. 355l =
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LAUNDRESS-First class hand laundreSs
wants work at home: women's and chill
orenS clothes done reasonable; mems
shirts. two for 25c. Al references; work
called for and delivered. Phone Decatur
p1"5
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GIRL neat, colored. for general house
work or part time Phone Decatur O22i-J
or call 2h r 81 u N
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sITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE. colored: janttor or pri.
Iate family: wife good cook: man all arounC
work; references. 300 Vine st Takoma
PARK. d. c. Phone Georgia 2657
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GIRL colored wishes work as general
houseworker or PLAIN cooklng: good refer
ence. Phone Lincoln 15I1-J
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GIRL. colored. wants Joo general house
work, cook or maid; good ref. Phone
Lincoln 2SSO-W.
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HOUSEKEEPING. cooking wanted. eXperl-
enceo. white; permanent; upstairs room
$50 mo. Address Box 5oOE Star Office 90
LAUNDRESS. hrSt class colored. wants
days work on Tuesday Thursday, Frioay
each week Decatur Inq5-J
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MIDDLE-AGED white woman desires posI-
ton of houSekeeper. good cook. good
cleaner; stay NIGHTS no laundry; no tele-
phone Address Box 43:}-E. Star Office.
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GIRL colCTed. wants work part time or
all day reference. Call or write 10 l4la
lS-.
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GIRL, coored neat. wants work nurse
maid. plain sewing helper pa Westmin-
Ster ST. NV. Phone North 5O62
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GIRL colored neat wishes work Of anv
@ @6lnd; part or full time, city references.
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GIRL, colored neat wishes part time or
days work cleaning or taklng care O.!
children. Call Columbia A41G
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GIRLS. colored = reliable. wish Ishf
houseWork. full or part time no SUNDAYS
Columbia lOno6. Apt. 10.
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LAUNDRESS first class wants LAUNDRY
Hork and cleaning by the day. Phone
Columbia 5.4S-J
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GIRL, colored, wishes part time MORNINGS
Or evenings. or days work, good reference
Phone Decatur 2bSl-W
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. colored wants work
of any kind Call West :Il5S
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GIRL. coiored from N. C. wants work q
nurse or general houseworker. Phone
Lincoln S1O4
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GIRL colored desires DAYS work cleaning
n apt. or house, reliable reference. Gall
Potomac Al I3
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GIRL. colored wants rob as housekeeper
maid chambermaid hospital experience
can travel: city reference. Met. BIB
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ANNA B. STRAN. teacher OF yiolonceIlo;
special rates TO school orchestra students
Studio. 1907 Lamont st. Adams s559
ScHoRTHAND-Priyate lessons. Pitman,
MILTON. 1410 H St. or Georgia 6379.
GREGG. SHORTHAND typing. speed die
tation; beginners; review English French.
arith.. smelling: exp. teacher: ress. terms
Phone Decatur 32S4-J.
WILL PERSONALLY INTERVIEW men
pay positions in Refrigeration and Air
fair edueation mechanically inclined now
preliminary training to become installa-
ton and service experts Write. giving
age age phone' presen. occupation. Address
shorthand private instruction.: dictation
typing; evenings: experienced college
teacher Phone Decatur 24S5-J.
LINoTYPE-Model las: Intertyues Est
thaler School. zoe E. 10th st, New York
Az TO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
and clutch control: cars furnished. Call
Old Reliable Foster twhite). Met. 1909.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD. P. B. x.
instruction course; special Summer re-
duced rate. $40. Apply 226 Bond Bldg.
4th and N Y. ave.
CONTRACT BRIDGE
teacher, Special classes for beginners.
Reasonable. Phone Georgia 5O11
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS any hour; your
or our. car; licensed white men. Permits
secured. Call any time. Adams 34S9 IL
PUBLIC SPEAKING; i!A dramatic art. psyche
preston in society. business. Speaking
voice culture a specially. Speech defects
remedied. Lincoln l4"3 after q pm.
BEGINNERS and finishing private secre-
business courses
for the BETTER PAID POSITIONS. Gregg
or Boyd shorthand. touch typing. secre-
tarial practice. bookkeeping calculating
machines. etc: position guaranteed grad
yates; new classes now forming. Inquire
Rovd School. 1333 st. National "33S.
FRENCH and real French only taught by
experienced native teacher; reasonable
Col 200. Apt. 302. Please leave phone
number
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GIRL. cOlored wants work caring for
small apartment or mothers helper ref
erence. @4l.3 17th st NV Apt. 81
GIRL colored. neat from the South.
wishes Job as general houseworker, WILL
ing worker Call Adams 1886
Evening star., 1935-06-09

SITUATIONS-MEN.
ACCORDIONIST. modern play single; de-
sires steady job, cafe country CLUB or
garden. Cali after z pm. Adams 3966-J.'
ACCOUNTANT. steno.. executive: the man
for any firm press oflce; refs; reliable.
Address Box All. Star ofhce.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN wants
either full or part time work. Wide ex-
perience in small-home design. Also capa-
BILE of supervising construction. Call 70
tomac 4S73-J.
ATTORNEY wants part-time work; mem
ber local bar years. P o. Box 19o. Sill
yer Spring. Md.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert. all around;
speak French; New York experience. Ad-
dress Box 134-E Star once.
GUARD-CHAUFFEUR; have new spl.
bit Ford sedan; New York and California
references, permits. etc. Address BOX
43S-E. Star office. y
BOY, colored.' from Virginia; high school
graduate: honest. reliable: willing worker:
wants work OF any kind. North
CARPENTER, blue print. all around. wants
steady work, $5 day; good painter; have
ia-ton truck. Call Lincoln 0O1S.
CHAUFFEUR BUTLER, experienced, neat
young colored man. wishes good position;
careful driver; polite; ref. Phone North
4O1O after 5 pm.
COLORED MAN, reliable: papering, paint
ing and floor cleaning, 1875 18th st.
NV Phone North Q6of.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GIRL. colored wants Job as mothers
helper or general houseWork. Call North
d165-M. 15o2 s. NV
GIRL. colored. light nursing light clean
ing, mothers helper. 1851 n 81. nv,
lanitnrS AM
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GIRL. colored. wants place as general
houSeworker Phone Decatur @195
GIRL. colored wishes work Of any kind
city references. f:}4 w 81 n u
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MAID. cOlored neat reliable desires full
or part-time work; GOOD reference. 4222
River I'd. NV. Call Emerson 1921 MONDAY
MA1D-Lady wishes to place her maid col
ored. for Summer; general houseworker.
"a .lNn2
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GIRL. colored neat. wants general house
work, morning or evening. Phone De-
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GIRL. colored desires general houSeVork
| mother 5 helper; references. Phone west
Us14-W. 2i4I ST. NV
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GIRLS. two colored college wish places
as maids or mattresses for Summer yaca-
ton period; out or in town; one can sew
go with family If desired. Call Decatur
:59lo evenings
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GIRL, neat. wants work part time nr fur
time; gooc references, GOOD COOK. Phone
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GIRL colored. wants part time or dsy 8
work, Phone Lincoln 2S40-J
Evening star., 1935-06-09

HOUSEKEEPER-Refine young widow de-
slres position. Address Box 39O-E Star
Office
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL,

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used Dr. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 o NV. West 1920.
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GIRL IRON Vlrglrla desires general house =
work. gu 81. " Phone North 81 i 2
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GIRL colored high school wants posi-
non as maid or waitress. 329 r. J. ave.
ne JanltOrS quarters
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GIRL. colored. wants work. take care OF
chlldlen While parents employed. or part
time No Sundays. City reference. De-
Catur o3g1
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GIRL colored wishes work as part-timc
mothers helper. general houseWork child'S
nurse or laundry to take home 1Bg
Gresham pl, NV Phone Adams 4u14
GIRLS two. from Virginia. wish work of
any kind. Phone North S9I5 or l5at
Swami ST. NV
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GIRL. colored. neat. desires job cleaning
plain cooking or waitress. 436 M 81.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. American Le-
sion convention program; Maryland; must
be experienced. Address Box 499-E Star
Evening star., 1935-06-09

TN CONNECTION with the meeting
of the Shriners in Washington
during the week of June 9, the
i Washington Public Library pre-
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GIRL. coolred wishes work of any kin6
good ref. Phone National 341l.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CHILD NURSING; young woman. white.
eXperlenceo $40 week. room and board
;i55o T ST. NV. Phone Cleveland G446 .
COLLEGE GRADUATE with five years
general office experience. including Steno-
graphic desires position al moderate sal
ary. For interview address Box I>0-E
Star office IN.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GIRL. from Virginia wants general house.
WORK Call Potomac 3o53
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK by colored wom-
an; good cook. IaundreSs and cleaner; ref
erence. Metropolitan 26Sl
Evening star., 1935-06-09

JUNE GRADUATE wants position in busi-
ness or doctors Office Can use typewriter
Address Box 1g7-E Star Office
Evening star., 1935-04-18

It was not o band Of ham" actors
that played "The Tanning Of the
Shrew" last night In the National
Press Club auditorium. Though work.
ing now for coffee and cakes"-a
mere pittance of $25 a week and
Troublesome Of these players,
trouping about the c. G. c. camps
once drew down $500 and $40O
week in legitimate productions.
This fact was revealed today by
Col. Earle Booth, Broadway theatrical
producer, who brought many a pre-
miere to Washington In the hey day
of the theater.
"As a matter of fact" Col. Booth
said, "I have one man on the pay
roll-in another company-who once
got $500 a week from me, playing
on Broadway. He is now playing
as an unknown before boys In the
c. c. c. camps"
Col. Booth Is member Of the old
firm Of Booth, Gleason g. Truck, the
other two partners being Jimmy Glea-
son, the movie actor, and Ernest
Truck, the Broadway star. All Of
their plays, "The Fall Guy" included,
are given by the c. c. c. troupers,
royalty waived.
That there is not a ham actor in
the outfit. playing under the auspices
Of r. E. r. A., and that there are po-
tential stars In the making, were
proved last night at q midnight sup
Evening star., 1935-04-18

Bennett; Mrs. Joseph r. Mcdaniel Of
Dover, Del; Mrs. Southgate Leigh
of Norfolk, Va; Mrs. J. Bonar White
of Atlanta, Ca; Mrs. Joseph Bear Of
Richmond, Va, and Mrs. Fletcher j.
Wright of Petersburg, Va.
Committee ON Arrangements.
The committee In charge Of ar
rangements Is headed by Mrs. Cajigas,
chairman; Mrs. Charles H. McEner-
ney, Mrs. Harry A. Fowler, Mrs.
Eugene r. Whitmore, Mrs. Guy w.
Leadbetter, Mrs. Don 8. Knowlton,
Mrs. Lyle M. Mason and Mrs. H. A.
Hornthal, with Mrs. Caryl Burbank
IN charge of luncheon reservations
and Mrs. Matthew White Perry, chair
man of the group of doctors wives
serving as models.
The present officers Of the aux
iliary are as follows: Mrs. A. B.
Bennett, president; Mrs. William
Thornwall Davis, first vice president:
Mrs. Ralph M. LIE Comte, second vice
president; Mrs Lyman B. Tibbets,
recording secretary: Mrs. Stuart o.
Foster, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Cyrus w. Culver. treasurer; Mrs.
Oscar Wilkinson. historian.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
AUXILIARY PLANS
FASHION DISPLAY
Wives of D. c. Physicians to
Act as Models When
Assembly Meets.

When the Medical Society Of the
District of Columbia holds its annual
two-day scientific assembly here May
! and 2 the Woman's Auxiliary will
stage q fashion show.
Wives of local physicians, members
Of the auxiliary, will feature Spring
and Summer styles, acting themselves
as models, with the assistance of two
professional mannikins.
Mrs. Tomas Cajigas Is chairman
Of the Social Committee of the aux
tliary making plans for entertaining
the wives of visiting physicians Mrs.
Lyle NJ Mason and Mrs. H. A. Horn
thai will greet tn visitors on both
days of the assembly.
Show Slated for Hotel.
All medical meetings will be held
at the Medical Society Building, 17ls
M street.
The fashion show, however, will be
staged in the main dining room of
the Mayfower Hotel, in connection
with the annual auxiliary luncheon
at 1:30 pm. May l. 1t is being put
on through the courtesy of Jelleff's.
At this luncheon speakers will be
the retiring president, Mrs. A. B.
Evening star., 1935-04-18

he was knocked down by 9-year-old
paper vendor, suffering . fractured
hip, which failed to heal.
Sheridan Joined the New York po-
lice force in the early sos and earned
the friendship OF the late Theodore
Roosevelt, then police commissioner.
for his courage in battling the no
torious Gas House Gang and later the
Hudson Busters. He also was active
in the investigation and gang clean
up which followed the Rosenthal slay-
ing in 1922.
He came here to live after his re-
tirement. Funeral arrangements have
not been made.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Former Stars, NO,U IN C. c. C.,
Tread Boards at Press Club

per In the Press Club. The gathering
was made doubly festive by the reading
Of q telegram from Hollywood notify
ing one member of the cast that he
has been signed for pictures" This
was the handsome juvenile, who like
most Of his fellow artists, is travelling
"incog." He played here under the
name Of Jack Gratten.
An old-timer in the troupe is Will
fred Clarke, a nephew of Edwin Booth.
On the boards for nearly half a CEN
tury. Clarke played the same role last
night that he portrayed in the Shakes
pearean cast assembled by Augustine
Daly-when Ada Rehan played Kath-
crime, and John Drew was Petrucio.
That's what I mean when I say
they're not hams" Col. Booth declared.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
STAR EDITOR TO SPEAK

Lecture on "Chalice Of Antioch"
Is Set for Tomorrow.
Gideon A. Lyon, associate editor of
The Star, will deliver q lecture on
the "Chalice Of Antioch" at Sis pm.
tomorrow in the lounge of the club
house of the American Association Of
University Women, 1884 I street.
There will also be q program of
special Good Friday music with ex-
planatory remarks by Henry Gregor.
musician and composer.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
CRIME WAR VETERAN
DIES OF FALL INJURIES
New York Police Captain Who
Battled Gas House Gang
Succumbs.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. April 1s.-Survivor
OF many fights with gangsters. Thomas
Sheridan, 78, retired New York police
captain, died here yesterday Of COM
plications resulting from an injury
received when he collided with q run
ming newsboy.
Last week as Sheridan emerged
from the downtown Y. M. c. A. Build
ing, where he had lived for two years,
The Saturday press. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1936, 1935-04-27

they have learned in the previous
months. Those kids will leave.
school with something missing
the knowledge necessary to take
up in the next highest grade to
which they will be graduated. A
student needs everything to pre-
pare himself for his next grade.
If he has lost out in the neces-
sary preparations, the higher
studies are going to be difficult
for him. Result is that when he
leaves school, he'll be minus the
knowledge he should have, and
totally unprepared for this scien-
tific world. More than ever,
children of today need every
scrap of education they can ga
Their. If they don't get it, we may
find ourselves back a few hum
dred years, with only the children
of the richer classes getting full.
complete education. If economy
we must have it should be prac-
ticed in some other field than
education.