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Of that tree and on his way to the Old
Stonewall on the edge of the Old Or
chard. You see he was afraid, very
much afraid of Mr.. Blacksnake. He
was so much afraid that he completely
lost his appetite.
Half way to the Old Stonewall he
heard a great commotion behind him.
Father and Mother Robin had re-
turned and had discovered Mr.. Black
snake, and such racket as they made!
That brought all the other birds of
the Old Orchard and some from the
Green Forest. Sammy Jay was one
of the first to arrive and at once he
began darling down at Mr.. Black
snake, So did Scrapper the Kingbird.
Presently most of the birds were
swooping down at Mr. Blacksnake, so
that he was kept busy avoiding their
blows and striking at them. He was
kept so busy that he didn't have a
chance to seize ana swallow one Of
those baby Robins.
Now it happened that Farmer
Browns boy had come out of the
house just as all that Jacket broke
out. He knew exactly what it meant.
There's snake oven there, said
he. Il guess better go over and drive
the rascal away. PROBABLY it is Mr..
Blacksnake, and he is after young
birds"
He picked up stick and ran down
through the Old Orchard. The birds
saw him coming and redoubled their
outcries. They knew what he was
coming for. They knew he was a
friend and to be trusted Mr. Black
snake was so intent on watching the
feathered attackers that he failed to
see Farmer Browns Boy and 1t was
not until he felt sharp blow that
he discovered who was there. Then
he, too. lost his appetite. His one
thought was to get away He fairly
leaped down that tree and started for
the Old Stonewall right on the trail
of Striped Chipmunk although he
didn't know it. He wasn't thinking
of Striped Chipmunk. He was think
ing only of getting away from Farmer
Browns Boy.
Farmer Browns Boy chased him as
he always chases him when he finds
him in mischief of this kind. He
wasn't trying to kill him. All he was
trying to do was to scare him so that
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4 THOUGH this illustrious name
has been identified with the his
tory of Scotland for many centuries,
the Stuart family really originated
with a Norman knight named Fitz-
Alan, who accompanied William the
Conqueror to England in the eleventh
century. For his military proves he
obtained as reward great tracts of
the confiscated lands, among them
the grant of Oswestry. in Shropshire.
His eldest son, William FftzAlan, be-
came the ancestor of the Earls OF
Arundel, while his second son. Walter,
went to Scotland and become promi-
nent in the service of David ]. That
monarch bestowed upon Walter large
territorial possessions. among them
the barony of Renfrew. He became
the lord high steward of Scotland,
which office became hereditary.
His great-grandson. Alexander. as
sumed Stewart as his surname, chang
ing the last letter to 1t" instead Of
using the ID" Thus 1t can be said
that Alexander Stewart was the an
cestor of the royal line of Stewards.
Mary, Queen of Scots, was the first
to change the spelling to Steuart.
Having been educated in France. she
wrote her name in the French lang
guage. in the alphabet of which there
is no Wv" Her father. James V. how
ever, wrote his name Stewart, as did
his son, James VI.
The crown of Scotland was brought
into the Stewart family by Walter.
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Bedtime Stories
Two Lost Appetites.

he would keep away from that nest
of the Robins.
Striped Chipmunk, having reached
the Old Stonewall, felt easier in his
mind. He heard the outcry of the
birds behind him and he guessed what
it meant. He actually chuckled. II
hope they make that black robber so
uncomfortable he'll leave those little
Robins alone" thought Striped Chip
munk. Eyes, sir, that's Just what I
hope Then when he is gone perhaps
I can get them myself. I haven't any
appetite for them just now. not with
him around, but have a feeling my
appetite will return by and by. Hello.
I wonder what's going on over there
now! Those birds are making more
noise than ever. Gracious, I believe
they are beginning to come this way!
Now, what can that mean?"
A moment or two later Striped Chip
munk heard rustic of grass and dry
leaves and he looked down to see Mr..
Blacksnake coming at full speed
straight for the Old Stonewall. straight
to where he himself was sitting. For
second he was paralyzed with fright.
He didn't realize what it meant He
thought Mr.. Blacksnake was after
him. He didn't see Farmer Browns
Boy, He gave one little gasp and then
he dived down among the stones OF
the wall.
(Copyright 1881
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1905 VARNUM ST N.W-Large well-fur-
nished ROOM for two. twin beds: baths.
| unlimited nhone Call Adams O5S9 los
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Wallace Berry, screen star, will re-
place Al Jolson as master of cere-
monies on the Chateau program. a
WRC feature at $50. As high light
Of the broadcast Berry will do a scene
from viva Villa" Mabel Stark.
worlds only woman tiger trainer, and
Harry Richman also will contribute to
the program.
Jack Norworth, musical comedy
idol and composer, will be the guest
Of the Hayloft Gang during the Ma
tional Barn Dance on WMAL at
$50.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra
will begin its series of Fall and Win
ter concerts on WMAL at 8:l5. DR..
Serge Koussevitzky will direct the
orchestra. The program includes the
Second Symphony" of Sibelius.
Christy Walsh, member of the all
America foot ball board, will outline
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R0OMS-FuRNISHEn.
(Continued.)

ANNEX = THE GRAFTON : well-hested
YAK Sp sale. hr eev ana an c phone service.
1857 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Room. End floor.
next to bath; continuous hot water phone:
close to bus and car lines. IT,
4s47 ILLINOIS AVE. NV. Corner Emerson
st.l-Large. beautifully decorated Goubls
bed room. with private bath: on bus line,
near cars. Phone Adams 44l2.
7Ol. 9TH ST. N.E--2nd-ioor front next
SIS Phone Atlantic 3s62-J
| 1922 2lst ST. N.w-;Attractive room. coy.
warm. semi-private bath; convenient: in
widows Charming home.
20O6 COLUMBIA RID. Eat Connecticut
cars; employed lady preferred. Apply Apt.
1855 LAWRENCE ST NE.-Large. bright
FAMILY: gentlemen only. Potomac 0s5s.
| 1924 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful residence
| home. exclusive city section all outside,
double reception rod room; excellent service.
1929 NEWARK ST. Cleveland Park-Tvo
connecting rooms for . young men: run
ping water IN room; s25 for both. Phone
NEAR 18th AND COL. RID. 1714 Lanier
pl--7Front room. twin beds semi-privsts
bath. modern home: men only. Col. 5000.
5747 18th ST. N.W.-Master bed room,
private lsvatory. cont. h. W. private home.
| Phone Georgia $50. I3'
AL MADISON ST NW-Desirable front
| room. south exposure: detached home near
| Transportation: gentlemen: 500 month.
| 1875 IRVING ST. N.W.-Large front room.
! twin beds. private bath; no other roomers:
meals optional Phone Adams $500.
1910 HEMLOCK ST. N.W-Laree front.
PP asses P ssh deo or ss99temen near
24i9 18th ST. N,W.-,Attracrive room.
S225 and S3.75; once bed room; car
lines. Gentlemen. Phone Columbia 1902.
NEAR 4th AND PARK RID. 1852 Oak St.
w:-Gentlemen; Quiet. refined. Tele-
PARK RD-Lsrge front also sunny un-
furnished adjoining bath: oil heat; half
block MI. Pleasant cars; women only.
Phone Adams 2629.
So SEATON PL. N.W-Larse double front
room. End floor. unlimited phone near
| cars. bus; So each per week.
| 1907 G ST. SE.-2 furnished front rooms,
dounle;- $50; single, Sl2. Phone Lincoln
| l120 RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W-3rd-
| floor front: next TO bath; 500. 13'
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TRIPED CEIPMUNK was so
shocked that he was speeches..
He had found q Robins nest in
- a low crotch of an apple tree in
the Old Orchard, but, as he poked his
head over the edge of that nest an
other head was poked over the oppo-
site edge and a pair of unwinking, I'M
blinking eyes stared into his own. For
just an instant Striped Chipmunk
stared at Mr.. Blacksnake. In that
instant he lost his appetite. Yes. sir,
he lost his appetite. He didn't even
glance at the four helpless baby Rob-
ms in that nest. In less time than it
would take to flip his tail he was out
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SYMPHONY HOURS.
INCREASED ON AIR
So Concerts BY Rochester
Groups Announced by
N. B. c. for Season.

NIFTY THREE more symphony
- concerts have been added to
the National Broadcasting Co. S
= schedules for the current sea-
eon-the 10 regular subscription con-
certs of the Rochester Philharmonic
Orchestra, % by the Rochester Civic
Orchestra. and the Is special chill
drens concerts presented by the
Rochester Civic Orchestra.
The Rochester Philharmonic con-
eerts will be broadcast Thursdays
starting November 7 and extending
tn March 5. excepting November %.
That weeks concert will be broadcast
Friday, November %. Five of these
will be evening broadcasts, from BIS
to 9 o'clock, and five will be matinees
from BIS to 4 o'clock. Conductors to
be heard in this series arc Jose Iturbl
who opens the series on November Z;
Vladimir Golschmann. Igor Stravinsky
E'itz Reiner. Sir Hamilton Harry and
CIV Fraser Harrison. These programs
will be broadcast direct from the
Eastman Theater.
The Rochester Civic Orchestra
concerts, conducted by Guy Fraser
Harrison. will be broadcast on %
Wednesday afternoons from AIS to
Sis O'Clock. commencing october 70
The fifteen childrens concerts, pre-
sented by the Rochester Civic Orches-
ira under the direction of Guy Fraser
Harrison. will be broadcast on alter
nate Tuesday afternoons. las to
2:l5 o'clock, beginning October %.
These So symphony broadcasts,
plus the 80 Saturday night broad
casts by the Boston Symphony Or
chestra, and the So Sunday morning
programs broadcast by the Radio City
Music Hall Symphony, make total
of 1873 programs of symphonic music
already scheduled for N. B. c. sustain
ing programs this season.
This does not include future
series by the Cleveland Symphony
Orchestra, the N. B. C. Symphony
Orchestra and the N. B. c. String
Symphony. both under the direction
of Frank Black, and the variou,
symphonic programs to be rebroad'
cast from abroad, nor such sponsored
series as the General Motors Sunday
night symphony hours.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 2Ol7 Mass. Ave.-Bright
single front room southern exposure. next
to bath; convenient to bus and cars; I'M
limited phone: gentleman
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the sixth lord high steward Of the
realm. He performed brilliant service
in the battle of Bannockburn during
the reign of Robert Bruce. and later
married the daughter of the great
Bruce. Thus originated the Stewart
dynasty in Scotland.
The descendants Of Walter Fitz-
Alan (Stewart) formed large Scot
fish clan which through its younger
members became very numerous.
Representatives of the Stewards mi
grated to America in great numbers
and descendants are now living in
every section of the country.
Copyright 1880
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coal. WOOD. EIEL OIL.

WOOD-Sound. seasoned oak and pine.
cut any length. Slu per cord. delivered.
.,:I,3 lsti: st. NV. Phone Adams $3.50.
FUEL-Free KInoiing. select fireplace
stove furnace kindliug wood. wholesale
and retail. Coal Fuel Oil. Lumber.
5O4 Nam Ave. S.W. Phone National 1910
Night and Holidays. Pot' 3s46. l3'
SEASONED OAK WOOD delivered. stored.
$40 cord. Prompt service. Phone Guy
Brown, Ashton 2O-F-14.
PENNA. HARD COAL. white ash. 2.o40-lb.
tons. EgE. stove. chestnut 81 pea. $3.50.
Phone Adams 3lS0, day or nlght.
FIREPLACE OR STOVE WOOD any length;
guaranteed best of quality. seasoned MIN
imum prices: free delivery and STORAGE.
Do not call unless you want the best. Mr..
Jameson District 5lG6; after b pm. Met
ropOlitsn 5S3G.
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIAEO-Frederick, $50. Players: Aeclans,
$50; Preston. $40. Organ SIS Smith S
Transfer & Storage Co. 1913 You st. NV.
Phone North 3343.
WANTED-Grand piano. by private party:
must be in good condition; reasonable; no
dealers. Phone Wisconsin 5...,4
GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS are now offered
at especially low prices This sale includes
5. 5l2 and octave grands and uprights.
Grands from S2l5 up and uprightS as low
as $50. Grands and uprights for rent.
Consult US for bargains. Sole agency for
the famous Hardman. Also HARRINGTON.
Bradbury, Schoninger ana Schiller pianos.
Hugo Worch. ITO G. since 1879.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS' EXCHANGE-Housewo
cooks, maids, mothers helpers. laundresses
housemen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 18th NV
800
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MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

all-America prospects during the
college Jamboree" on WJSv at 8.
Walsh also will introduce four promi-
nent coaches and glee clubs from six
leading universities.
Fred Astaire will sing Cheek to
Cheek" and "Top Hat" during the
Hit Parade" program on WRC at 8.
Gen. Hugh S. Johnson's farewell
address as he resigns from the p. w.
A. administration will be broadcast
by WRC at 1880.
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants days work laun-
dress; ref. Call Ad. 69;'s-J. -.
COLORED GIRL. reliable, wishes general
housework: excellent cook; ref. Phone
District 5l9S.
COLORED GIRL wants work as mothers
helper; references Phone Lincoln 24s2.
CoLoRED WOMAN. settled. wishes cooks
work or any kind; stay nights; reference.
1888 oregon ave
COOKING. housework needed; competent
servant housekeeper; German $50. up
stairs stairs rm Address Box ad3-H. Star
snail family eoi soed refer SaSa Phone
District b2S5.
GIRL colored wants work as kitchen
helper or pantry girl; references. Phone
Lincoln 465S-J.
GIRL, colored. wants general housework
Phone Atlantic 3405. 49,
GIRL colored refined desires Job in doc
tors ONCE answering phone and cleaning
er's helper. Call Clarendon 1861.
HOUSEKEEPING white; small family; ex-
perienced; upstairs rm; perm refined;
$50. Address Box 4o6-H Star Office l3'
HoUsEKEEPER middle aged. white. reli-
able desires position; small family. en-
lsrge vases; references. Address Box
42l-J Star office. l3'
LADY refined desires position as house
keeper. 3ll E. Capitol st. Phone Lincoln
eo'93. 13'
WHITE LADY French; speaks both lam
RuaReS fuently; desires employment in
small. refined family. Adde'S Box 36s-E.
Star Office. Ia
WHITE WOMAN settled, desires position
as child's nurse or companion for elderly
lady. best of references. North 3l45-J.
WOMAN. middle aged desires light house
hold duties: free to travel. 1895 st.
NV, Apt. a..
WOMAN. colored. place as cook and lsun-
dry work. in country or city best refer
ence. Call a3I Rhode Island ave. NV. or
phone B. Jones. Potomac 1868. I3'
WOMAN. elderly. care for small apart
ment and child. sleep in; small pay. Phone
Wisconsin o33S.
YOUNG GIRL. colored. desires evening
lob getting dinners; bachelor apt. pre-
ferred; no Sundays. Phone North 1907.
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ANNEX : THE GRAFTON - weli-hested,
comfortable. single-double rooms. SlO51
wkly. up; 24-hr. elev. and phone service
1857 EUCLID ST. N.w-Room, End floor.
next to bath; continuous hot water phone:
close to bus and car lines 15s
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DOGS, PETS AND ETC.

DACHsHUND PUPPIEs-Dam and sire i'm :
ported from Germany. Ills 9th st. n ".
COCKER SPANIEL PUP 6 months old
pedigreed Phone Elkridge 16l. Thelma
Francis. Relay. Md
POINTER. months old standing. Phone
Elkridge 1871. Sumner Francis. Relay, Md.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES show prospects
inoculated: red. black, chocolate; ; dogs AT
stud Call Herndon. Va. IL. Jonedith
Kennels. a.
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2006 COLUMBIA RID. lat Connecticut
cars; employed lady preferred. Apply Apt.
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War Declarations.

Italy entered the war OH the allied
side by declaring war on Austria
Hungary in May 1915 she did not
declare war on Germany till Is months
later.
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sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.

want janitor lob. cooking; city reference.
Phone Decatur 1913. 1907 9TH ST. NV.
REFINED COUPLE chauffeur. butler.
housekeeper cook; economical. neat. sober;
take charge entire house of bachelor or
family of two; highest city references
from well-known people. Box 370-E. Star
office IL"
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POULTRY AND EGGS,

500 CHICKS for Immediate delivery; book
ins orders for Matching october 3. 90 and
30: all chicks free from B. ". D. tested
by State Dept. of markets. Hines Hatch
cry Olney Nd. Phone Ashton 13-F-2;
. miles north Of Norbeck.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Advertfsements snde, this head
INC are presumed to be from prt.
oats individuals. unless the dduer-
tisement oipes o firm name o,
business address OF states the WoYd
Dealer. Members OF the public
Who fnd dealers masque,odtno IN
this column as pripote individuals
are uroed TO report the matter to
The Stay Tor tnpestfodttos.-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUE gold jewelry rings. watches. dia-
monds, gold teeth. musical inst. bought
sold Jewellers EXCHANGE. 434 9th 81. n "
FURNITURE, rugs household goods etc;
absolutely highest prices paid; for best
results call any time. Lincoln BASS. IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. goods. all kinds:
highest cash prices. Don't sell until you
call North 6040. Prompt service.
GAS RANGE suitable for restaurant: also
other equipment Phone Shepherd 2O24-
HOUSEHOLD. ONCE and antique furniture.
Metropolitan 6s16. Night. phone Co.
lunbia 1874 l3
TYPEWRITER. in good condition.; cash.
Address Box 366-E. Star office.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD SH.-
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A. KAHN
INC 43 YEARS AT a35 ?.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches diamonds and old discarded
jewelry Fun cash value paid. Selnger 8,
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price PAID
FURNISHINGS 931 G ST. NV.
Since 1865 Federal License
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INSTRUCTION COURSE

AUTO LESSONS for permit easy parkins
and clutch control; cars furnished. Cal
odd Reliable" Foster twhite). Met. 1909
49,
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ROOMS-FURNISHED,

| ROOMS in private home, by day. week
month; meals optional; instant hot water
oil heat. Phone Cleveland 6456- -
! 1884 COLUMBIA RD-S3 so wk.; single
car lines; hall rm. So; men Adams 1928
BIS 18th ST. N.W.-Large room. twin
beds Seml-private bath: S24 one or so
two; gentlemen. Phone Columbia 4444.
R Boa ST ssed nf
Lincoln 4S71-J.
1854 CALVERT ST. .NW.-Furnished
rooms; must be seen to be appreciated a
CLEVELAND PARK--With private family.
pleasant front room for gentleman. Rea-
sonable. Phone Cleveland 0193.
1924 18th ST. NW.-Army officers widow
has double front room private bath.
shower. porch, lawn garage; also con-
Meeting rooms with private bath.
la17 MASS. AVE Nw.-Handsomely. fur
nished. LARGE room. twin beds lovely home
for refined people.
fully furnished. with running hot and cold
water in rooms: $3.50. "a and S. wk. II.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th ST. NV.
Lovely, newly decorated rooms. single or
double. near bath showers; elevator eo-s'
weekly
1905 VARNUM ST N.W-Large well-fur-
nisheG room, for two. twin beds: baths.
unlimited phone. Call Adams 05S9. l2'
4a3 QUINCY ST. Nw.-Nicely furnished
men: twin beds.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2O17 Mass. Ave.-Bright
single front room southern exposure. next
limited phone: gentleman.
NEAR CATHEDRAL = Nicely furnished
loom private bath. southern exposure: de-
tached home: oil heat. Cleveland 1910.
1-ROOM. kitchen Housekeeping apt, cleo.
refrig: modern private home. For lnfor"
nation. call Potomac 61Ss.
Ass MERIDIAN PL. N.W.-Attractive
large second.noor room; ;s one OF tE NO
Phone Columbia oa43 IS
WELLINGTON LODGE. 1905 18th st. NV.
Newly furnished rooms. twin beds. ad-
Joining bath; excellent meals. Reasonable:
172S IRVING ST. N.w-Double room.
private bath. in lovely. private home con-
veniently located. Phone Columbia 2365-J.
1864 N H AVE N.W-A good room in
private family; on car and bus lines; S15
per month. ~
522 KENYON NW.-Large room, second
floor. adjoining bath; double bed. oil heat:
for l or 2 persons. Very reasonable. IL
1882 WEBSTER ST Nw-Two single
rooms. continuous hot water; between car
and bus.
l742 PARK RID. N.W.-Single and double
limited phone.
1913 HOBART sT.-Nice, large room: sec
ond floor. near bath; private home; near
use kitchen. cont h. w.; cow. location.
Middle-aged lady. 10.
4 REAL home in Petworth: from, double
and single room. baths. Columbia 4O95.
Board optional.
1854 18th ST. NW.-Double and single
rooms, nicely furnished, semi-private bath;
private home; reasonable. |
1925 4th ST. N.W.-Attractive. large 2nd-
floor room, IL adults. Phone Georgia
1929
1915 TAYLOR N.W.-Large single front
room private home; conveniently located:
Beautyrest mattress; garase II desired: reas.
LARGE, NEWLY FURN. ROOM. adjoining
bath: lovely. well-heated private home;
reduced. Phone Potomac $3.50.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1927 10th NV.
Large. handsomely furn. rooms, adjoining
bath. twin beds. fireplace: light and warm.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1862 New Hamp.
ave.-Artistic basement apt. warm. light,
clean, private entrance.
1n5 18th ST NV. Apt 31-Phone Dis
trSt 3917, Girl to share large front room
with another. com. twin beds. Ia
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

TWO thoroushbred mares, REGISTERED.
young, sound. sacrifice. Phone Fairfax
IS. Ralston Store. Sunday. residence
39-F-l2. -
HORSES go. thoroughbred at give away
prices. Col. NJ. A. Elliott. Army and Navy
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC wants work: Tarage.
service sta. or drive; young white man;
reference; n. b. Pugh. All. 04g6-J. -.
BOY, colored. with car. wants fob after
references. Thomas. Columbia 5eSi5-J.
COLORED MAN. neat appearance. good
education position as elevator operator.
messenger or bell boy. Call daily. Potomac
1868. 10 am. TO pm. 13'
FILIPINO COUPLE. frst-class cook, chauf-
feur, valet. full charge. private family; city
reference. Address Box 341-H. Star ONCE.
~
YOUNG MAN attending day session of
Strayer College. wishes to earn room and
board by tutoring chauffeuring. doing odd
Jobs around the house or tending furnaces
Also interested In working cafeteria or as
elevator or switchboard operator in apart
ment house. For appointment. call Ma
tional l74S.
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4o3 QUINCY ST. NW-Nicely furnished
room in private home; suitable = semitic
O fui11 hnnS