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Deaths Reported.

Virginia Fairall. s5, 3244 3sth ST.
Emma L. Eockover. 73. Garfield Hospital.
Edward Turner. 70, Garfield Hospital.
George Houlehan. 70, GEORGETOWN Hos
Annie L. schul, 20. 1911 37th st.
Joseph P. Carney, 81, Georgetown Hos
Solomon Davidson. So. sibley Hospital
Minnie McNerhany, IS, Providence Hos
wyatt A. Lee. 56. 1919 18th st.
Bessie Wagner. 55. st. Elizabeth'S Hospital.
Gertrude Mayerhofer, 40, Casualty Hos
James Nagle. 40. Providence Hospital.
Samuel Gushelmini, 4S, Providence Hos
Alfred D. Harvey, as, Casualty Hospital.
Frank D. Krall, as, Gallinger Hospital.
Charles Stewart 3S, Emergency Hospital.
Wilson N Daniel, 3. Children's Hospital.
Infant. Paul C. Hansen, Children's Hos
Dora Pye. so. Home for Aged and Inflrm.
Mary E. Howard. 40. Gallinger Hosnital.
Mary Gather. As Gallnger HOSPITAL
Morris McContey. 4S, GallinGer Hospital.
Emma johnson. 45 2036 10Th St
Maude L. Smith. 40. 910 New Hampshire
John L. steele. %. Gallinger Hospital.
Evelyn A. Harley. 81. 2107 5th st.
Joseph Golson, IS, 459 Ridge st.
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thought humorously. Well, then, for
luck!
May I take you across, sir? The
lights are green now"
"Oh, thank you, young lady"
why, how did you know I was
young?" Irene asked, just to have
something to say.
He chuckled. Your voice, my dear.
It's vibrant and musical"
"Oh, and can you tell from my voice
that I'm going to be married in a few
minutes?"
so that's it! No, I didn't know
what it was, but I could tell that you
are very gay and lighthearted about
something"
Irene gave little laugh of sheer
Joy.
Here We are" she said. "Step up"
Wait, my dear. Would it be too
much to take me across this street,
too? I want to go down the other
side"
Irene was impatient to be on her
way. She resented his keeping her,
but she couldn't refuse the little blind
man.
"Of course, I will The lights are
against us, but If we hurry we can
make it. Come now" She took his
arm again.
THANK you so much. And I hope
you will be happy in your new life.
May God bless you and keep you al
ways as kind and good as you are
now"
IRENE hardly heard his last words.
She was too busy guiding him be-
tween the cars. They came so close.
Maybe she should have waited. But
Lonnie-
Suddenly she screamed and pushed
the little man forward The brakes of
a truck screeched to a stop. But too
late. Irene already lay crumpled un-
der the wheels.
A crowd gathered quickly. elbowing
the blind man back to the curb.
Shes dead he heard them say.
Poor thing!"
She didn't have a chance"
A block away dark. dapperish man
spoke to his companion.
Well, it locks like she isn't coming.
Guess her wedding date" he smirked,
wasn't important enough to keep"
"S'pose she. caught on?" the other
asked
IF she did, underestimated her.
And don't often do that"
Il know. You're clever, Lon, but 1t
looks like you're holding the bag this
time"
oh, shut up! And turn your collar
around again. You make a heck Of
looking minister, anyway"
(Copyrigflt. 193f)
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Marriage Licenses.

Warren L. Ward. ir. 10 Port Chester.
n: Y. and Emma G. White. %, 1910
gath st: Rev. Albert Mccartney.
santo Payone. 2l, and Dolores Pratt, is.
both Of Rochester. N. Y; Rev. J. NJ,
Cater.
Herman M. Literal %, 900 Delafeld pl..
and Betty West. IS, 6l3 9th St; Rev.
Surrell c. Dawson, %. AT end st. and
Mary n. Seeley. is, Henderson, Tenn;
Rev H. M Hennig.
William K. osgood, 81. 2126 Pennsylvania
ave. and Sara NJ. Simmons. 1S Mays
vile. W. Va; Rev. ]. H. Durham
Sanders Gordon. 23. 213 o St and Chris
tabelle Baker. 8. 1928 Sth St; Rev. syl-
-. both of Baltimore, Md; Rev. A. F.
Poore.
John R Perkins a5. % Logan circle. and
Adelaide v. McCabe Is, 425 18th ST.
. Sc: Rev. r. H Miller
Leon T Parker, -. 907 NJ St. and Geneva
II. Stribling, 10: Rev. M. P. German.
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ing new life tonight"
Anne looked puzzled.
'Oh, I'll tell you. I've got to tell
some one or I'll burst! I'm going to
be married tonight Within half an
hour, in fact. That's why I said I'm
starting new life"
Irene! No wonder you're excited
Tell me more about it."
We'll, I'm going to meet Lonnie a
couple Of blocks down the street. He's
bringing minister who is friend of
his and we're going up to the Palmer
Hotel. Lonnie knows fellow and his
wife who are living there and they'll
be our witnesses"
y
0H, HONEY Its thrilling! He's SO
handsome, too. But how about
your folks?"
"We-ell, I'll call them up later to-
night. didn't dare tell them, because
oh, you know how parents are"
Gee, I don't know, Irene. Maybe
Sou ought to talk it over with them
first"
And have them stop me? Why
should ~" Irene cried "Just as Lon
ME says, it's my happiness, isn't it?"
Il know, but they'll be awfully hurt,
won't they?"
II can't help that. I would tell
them, but know that they'd object
For some silly imaginary reason they
don't like Lonnie very much"
Anne looked skeptical. How long
have you known him?"
Two months! And that's long
enough for me! He's wonderful. I'm
not going to take any chances on los
ing him. Please, Anne, don't be like
every one else" Irene pleaded with her
friend.
"All right. honey. I won't. wish
you all the happiness in the world"
Thanks know I'll be happy. I'm
Just crazy about him. But I'll have to
dash now. Lonnie will be waiting.
'By!"
x
IRENE hurried down the busy street
She felt little annoyed. Why had
Anne looked so doubtful? After all, it
was her own happiness, she stubbornly
repeated to herself And her folks
didn't really need her any more. Her
sister BesS was working.
Besides, she was sure they would
like Lonnie after they knew him bet
ter. This thought consoled her and
all her eagerness returned She could
hardly keep from running. But Lon
ME wouldn't like that. He wanted her
to be dignifed and sophisticated. And
from now on everything she did would
be for him. He would never guess what
silly, trusting little child she was
inside.
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"Aduerttsements under this head.
tno are presumed to be from prt.
Udte individuals unless the ddueT.
ttsemert oiues a firm mans or q
business address or states the uoTd
Dealer. Members OF the public
who find dealers n1dSqueradino IN
this column as prtvats tndtptdVdls
are urged to report the matter TO
The Star for fnveSttoatton."
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co o D B Y.

'AAAAAASs
irene hesitate6 q
moment as t h e
girls parted at the
door of their office
buildin on F
street.
Good ni---say,
what are you so
excited a b ou t."
A ne as ke d.
"Y ou'v e acte d
ny all day.
What Is it?"
well, I wasn't
going to tell any
one--but it's really
good by, not good
night"
What do you
mean? Aren't you
coming back to
work tomorrow"
mo, and I didn't
tell the boss, either.
I'm just not COM
ing hack I'm start
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statesmen wanted to sell electrical appli-
ances. Frigidaires and washing machines.
Salary and commission to right men. Ap-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALESWOMAN to represent large manu-
tress sold direct to consumer on deferred
payment plan. Apply to Mr. McCreery.
between 4 pm. and 9 pm. Room $50.
Victor Building 724 9th St ny
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OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
Of used pieces at low prices. H. Baum e.
Son. e. e ST n "
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Unusually Good Position

Assistant Hosiery Buyer.
We need a. clever young
woman who is thoroughly
experienced in selling ho-
slery or one who has had
buying experience. This is
an excellent opportunity Of
fered by a high-class store in
Washington. Address Box
342-A, Star Office.
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Births Reported.

Dennis ]. and Nellie L. McCarty boy.
Raymond and Emma R. 10y. boy
Herbert and Frances Blackman, boy.
Paul and Juanita Thomas, boy.
John and Lossie Broadus, girl
Marvin and Johnnie Walker, boy.
Roger and Elizabeth Turner, boy.
Isaac and Gertrude Riley, boy.
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SALESMAN.

Unusual opportunity for hish-type. ex-
perienced salesman having wide acquaint-
ance; must have resided in the District
at least years; character most impor-
tant; cooperation and backing by one of
the leading firms in Washington: must
have car and be In position to finance self
until ability proven: write, Swing refer
dTR.R nHhca
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machines and ONCE appliances; good COM
missions paid. State age. education and
Evening star., 1936-03-10

GIRL. experienced. general housework:
ences: home nights. Shep. 34S3 after I'm.
GIRL, colored. to do general il0usework;
good cook; room and board, small salary.
Phone Cleveland 1901
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RADIOS, S395 complete and up: 200 to
choose from. Apex Elec. Co.. 700 9th st.
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DAILY SHORT STORY
BLIND BLESSING
Just one more

Just one more
block and she
would be with l1iml
At the crossing
Irene lodged cars
and people to reach
the o t h er side.
There standing at
the curb was a lit
tie man with a
cane. Irene looked
a ga in. w hy, he
was blind! And of
all the people hur-
rying by no one
stopped to h e l p
him across the
street.
u X X X
IRENE hesitated.
She really didn't
have time. Lonnie
would be angry If
she kept him wait
ing. But it would
be her last good
deed as a single
-. -
Evening star., 1936-03-10

SUCCESS
IN BEAUTY CULTURE
Means MABELLE HONOUR Training,
Free Catalogue-Easy Terms,
Daylight Classes
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL.
1349 N, Y, Ave. NV. Met. T7T8.
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HELP--DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, part time afternoons. Sat.
morning, clean apt. cook dinner. take
laundry home: no Sundays: references:
L'Enfant 50. Sc ApnlY R-R d m -
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HELP WOMEN.

ASSISTANT HoUsEKEEPER for small inn
tProtestant): references. Address Box
ATk.p GfaP nfNna
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The Old Gent Nav Have FiIched 1t Himself Elsewhere

rock bottom prices. Am locking for work.
Col S773. sos Kenyon st. NV.
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BRICkLAYER, white. expert, wants small
Jobs. day or cost: reasonable: references
Phone Shepherd 1892 after 8 nm
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN, Junior; salary and commission:
young man. under 2i; willing to work hard
in advertising the No. ! office machine
Address Box BIB. Star oe.ice. H.
SPECIALITY statesmen to represent a
large manufacturer of a high-graee ex-
elusive mattress sold direct to consumer on
deferred payment plan Apply to Mr..
McCreery. between o m, and pm. Room
$50. Victor Building. 724 9th st. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tContfnued.) --r
INVENTORY sPECIALs-Miils Dance Mas
sSIEel pSSTcsiain penny scale ss5 5Si25c slot ma
Lkense a4 Rln Sc tsmss' s. W AZ kiRsi Ras 3
RooM1NG HOUSE, downtown. 21 rms, 4
@ prce ees 0qsn Rm ssS sCs 14oS Gs01s st. 27S S
rant man, American, middie-ased. to man
age profitable going business; small in
ofstn 0fsstment required. Address Box 29-B. Star
on,cw.f;: central rent. s65' ' ''
S4S00-gooming house, 8 rooms: central.
o. gnished; central; S206 handles
Ss5oE,Roomins house. II, rms, 8 baths:
sse6RoOaihssp ss6Gerf fnssp boas. Tsnt bargain baths.
good i. l. ave. location.
Sd50-Bakery, lunch; rent. S25.
aid BUSINESS sa6o sSSms essh rent 500 '0len-
SSooTiLunch: $500 old stand; cheap rent; Q
S6oQ-Lunch rooms; rent. s4s.
81 1,fg0oM,idTocsTSS rent s56 GOOD 14th st.
business 81 ;1oG weekly, o'' 'AN'
-307 kresee Blds., l1th and q NV.
BOOMING HOUSE. 10th & Col. I'd 10
rooms baths, furniture far above aver
age; $500 handles National 1854
.. WlNr 1ELO, SUo 1UCl NV.
Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker
INVESTMENT"
GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY
An exceptional and very unusual invest
ment opportunity for big profits is now
being offered to parties with $500 to S5,-
600 to invest in the manufacture OF an
1tool and die model Automatic Banking
After years Of study by the inventors.
this machine is now highly Endorsed by
tlonally known engineers as mechanically
It has. full and complete U. s. patent
control OF receiving and recording deposits
Of cash and coin, Identifies the depositor,
makes the entry in the pass book together
with deposit record. Just the same as
window
This offer is very limited will stand the
strlctest lnyestigation principals only
Address Box 39l "A. Star once.
HOTEL-41 ROOMS.
1ndSme sas So Rs5t 655 tT
St NV. Phone Metropolitan 1913.
BOARDING HOUSE. 18th g. Col rd f3
rooms, 3 baths; rent S125. Nicely fur
nished, clean; eood income; price S1,S00.
Terms. See this. Can National 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Roomins House Broker.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COOK AND HoUsEWORKER wanted
man and wife. colored. Phone Cleveland
6263.
PERSON. experienced, to take charge Of
shirt department. laundry. Address Box
BIB. Star office.
TAILORS experienced, for women's wear.
Apply Hecht Co.. to George O'Keefe. 4th
floor.
TEACHERS AND OTHERS this is a su-
perior proposition. pays $3.50 monthly. sal.
and com. Also 3 travel representatives
Address Box 35-B. Star once.
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WALT DISNEY.
27l0 Hyperion Ave. HOLLYWOOD Calf
statesmen.

An opportunity is offered 3 aggressive
with an outstanding company dealing in
electrical appliances. What We want is
men with vision and ambition enough to
quickly advance. This is your chance. See
me. after 10 am. but don't bother me
unless you want to make money. Mr..
Wrenn. :}0O1 I4th ST n "
Evening star., 1936-03-10

GIRL for afternoon general housework
ana mothers helper. References Phone
Evening star., 1936-03-10
TWO MEN

Will select two men with cars in running
condition to complete department Just ex
banded This will be steady work with
advancement to right man. Applicants must
furnish good character referenee and be
9:15 am. employment offfce
S KANN SONS co
Evening star., 1936-03-10

HCUSEKEEPER. cook. care child. small
apt. near Capitol S25 mo-: come days;
sat, Sun. OIL. Address Box 1-B. Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-03-10

HOUSEMAN in hotel or apt. in or out of
furnished. Address Box 11-B. Star once.
Evening star., 1936-03-10

MOTHERS HELPER. white exp, middle
aged; home night: start SO wk; hrs, 8h
Evening star., 1936-03-10

HOUSEKEEPER- white settled. stay nights.
Apply 40l5 New Hampshire ave. NV. be-
Evening star., 1936-03-10
SALESWCMEN
FOR W0MPN'S AMI MISSE

SALESWCMEN
FOR WOMEN'S AND MISSES
DRESSES AND COATS
Permanent positions in
one of Washington's better
shops. Intelligent, capable
young women who have had
some selling experience are
required. Give your age.
Address Box 353-A, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1936-03-10

Substantive have a perfect sales prop
osition for desirable man; no canvaSsing;
pleasant. dignifled work. Apply 28l5 14th
at NV y tn 10
Evening star., 1936-03-10

WOMAN. white. over 40. for light house.
work; small salary. good home; references.
Phone Greenwood 1883
WOMAN. colored, 25 to 35, for general
housework; must stay nights: references.
1905 Upshur st. NV. Phone Adams 6445.
WOMAN (coloredl. preferably from coun-
try; general work, boarding house; good
COOK. 1857 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-10

MAN. young colored. wants work of any
kind experienced houseman and hotel
worker Gail West OR14-W
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HEEP-MEN.


sALEsMAN,.We SALES: g have rye perfect sales prop:
pleasant. dignifled work. Apply 2Sl5 14th
st. NV. to IL.
jewelry on installment: good proposition to
risht men. Ask for Mr.. Lester. 7lS 9TH
st. NV.
statesmen, experienced in selling adding
MISSIONS paid 0s State sEe educseon and
experience. Address BOX 407-B, Star ONCE.
Statesmen wanted to sell electrical appli
ances. Frigidaires and washing machines.
ply bos Il st. ''' ne. ''''' -''N' ''D
statesmen for outside sales. radio and
FriSsidaaire with or without ears; cars leads frr- -
NJ. rS Epworth. tf aio7 S NJ eSOn' 81. nM. ass iOl
SHOE SALESMAN. with neishborhood shoe
urday man. Address Box BIB. Star once.
TA1LoR--Must have retail clothing store
experIence. See MANAGER. 910 F st. NV.
TAILoRs AND PREssERs for alteration
depaFtmsns I Rnns s,1 mems stoTs experienced Ap-
TREE SURGEONS. Call Columbia 1854.
TRuGK DRYER white careful, expert s1i
Water st. s.w.
YOUNG MAN. by laundry. for curb service
and other duties. Give full information
Star Star 'ofhseA''' once. 'A reply N0ote'' Dun -
YOUNG MAN to assist local sales manager
Of large New York concern; over Is years
OF age; permanent position. See Mr. OFT,
4 to 9 pm. Room 410. International
BLDG. 1919 T st. NV.
route in local business district: also need
man for Baltimore. 81S st. NV. Room
107. Mr.. Sargeant. Apply $50 to 1890
YOUNG MAN Burroughs bookkeeping ma
chine operator typist knowledge OF ac-
countancy and Shorthand preferred. Reply
IN own handwriting. stating. experience.
age and salary desired. Address Box 1894.
Star Office
ARTIsTs--Walt Disney offers exceptional
opportunities to trained male artists.
Write for particulars giving age and oc-
eupation; Send no samples. APPLY
WALT DISNEY.
2710 Hyperion Ave. Hollywood. Calf.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Steady employment with 40.year-old.
highly rated manufacturer maintenance
supplies. selling to hospitals hotels, schools.
dairieS, factories municipalities. with long
established trade: excellent repeat busi-
ness; we advance commissions and train
you: mail orders credited exclusive terri
tory You must have car Phone G. r.
Demenz. Dodge Hotel Wednesday.
Evening star., 1936-03-10

MAN. colored as truck driver. experienced:
Leave message IL not in
Evening star., 1936-03-10

MAN light colored, wants work with pri-
Vate family as chauffeur or butler neat,
GOOD references. Call Lincoln 1904 between
p and 3. 643 4th ST. ne
Evening star., 1936-03-10

CAB DRIVERS,
Investigate our new low-cost attrac-
tive proposition on Union Cabs.
UNION TAXICAB ASSOC,
600 Mass Ave. NV.
OLD RELIABLE COMPANY
WANTS THREE EXPERIENCED
SALES REPRESENTATIVES TO
HANDLE INCREASED DEMAND
FOR MODERN HOUSEHOLD
HEATING EQUIPMENT, INSU-
LATION, COAL, FUEL OIL AND
OTHER PRODUCTS OF THIS
COMPANY. UNDER OUR PLAN
FOR COMPENSATING SALES
MEN, INTELLIGENT WORKERS
CAN EARN A SUBSTANTIAL
WEEKLY INCOME IMMEDI-
ATELY. MUST HAVE OWN CAR
AND ABLE TO FURNISH RELI-
ABLE REFERENCE. APPOINT
MENT BY TELEPHONE ONLY.
PHONE METROPOLITAN 4840.
$3.50 TO 10:30 AM. 4::30 TO 6
PM. THIS AFTERNOON OR
TOMORROW .--.
Evening star., 1936-03-10

NEWSPAPER MAN with two years diversi.
NEG experience on large Pennsylvania daily,
Wlsnes work in correspondents once
masazne. newspaper. or any kind OF writ
ing work best references. Address Box
Evening star., 1936-03-10

right you're not using. why not trade IL in
on a new radio or radio -phonograph?
Well give you a liberal allowance on q
Capehart, RCAVictor Atwater Kent,
Philco or Grunow. Phone National 4730.
Evening star., 1936-03-10

MAN colored wants Job as chauffeur or
nnouSeman; can give reference. Phone
Evening star., 1936-03-10

PIANOS-We have a few used uprights
we're closing out at very low prices; Sis.
$50, SD. S25. Ideal for practice, recre-
alton rooms or Summer homes Kits,
1880 G st. Tin the middle of the block.
PIANO-Eandsnnne hshY grand. nerfect
Evening star., 1936-03-10

you a NEW studio upright at only $l1S5 SO
delivered into your homel This new piano
Is designed particularly for small apart
etc. anywhere space is limited. It's not a
toy. but a weli-toned sturdily-built and
well-fniShed instrument. Fully guaran-
teed by the factory and ourselves. II you
buy this upright now and later trade 1t in
on better piano. we'll give full allowance;
S1lS.50. Easy terms kits 1880 @ st
Evening star., 1936-03-10

CHAUFFEUR. private. full or part time;
70 years naval service. For reference. ad-
dress Box 37O-T. Star Office &c
Evening star., 1936-03-10

Best Stores as
A SILVERWARE
SALESMAN.
The position requires some
experience in selling silver.
State age. Address Box $780,
A, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-03-10

GRADUAIE ENGINEER. experienced de-
sign, estimating and erection heating ven
tilating. air conditioning and refrigeration
plants. desires permanent connection with
altsrlbntor or factory branch. Address Box
,S1D-A, Star Offlce
Evening star., 1936-03-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FRIDAY OR SATURDAY FOR
Chicago. will take two or three. Address
Box 366-A Star ONCE. 10"
Evening star., 1936-03-10

grand in very good condition. reduced TO
S165: Just the instrument for very small
homes or apartments Other reconditionsd
down. Kits, 1880 @ st. Gin the middle Of
the block
Evening star., 1936-03-10

RADIOS-We have a few real values in
reconditioned sets, reduced to close out.
lowboy, $3.50; Crosley baby grand. 80;
General Electric S-tube table model,
S14.50; Atwater Kent 1885 table model,
Evening star., 1936-03-10

CCLORED MAN wishes work. porter. yard
man: reference. r. 3. Box 70, Alex"n-
Evening star., 1936-03-10

SALESMEN-Five outside salesmen to sell
jewelry on installment; good proposition to
right men. Ask for Mr.. Lester. 716 9TH
Evening star., 1936-03-10
SITUATIONS-MEN.

BoOKKEEPER. experienced 25 years old:
references; minimum salary. Address BOX
1904. Star once. 1O'
BRICKLAYER'S FOREMAN by day on con-
tract; can. furnish crew. Must be reliable
nrm. Address Box 370-A, Star Office 1Os
Evening star., 1936-03-10

PIANO-Handsome baby erand, perfect
condition reasonable. Kreigs Storage
Room, GIG Eve St NV Ia
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-24
Net GOSSIP

Both the U. S. Tires courtmen and
the Crusaders of Chicago announced
themselves at the top of form from
their respective spots on the road"
today as they looked ahead to their
tussle at the Armory here Sunday
afternoon.
The local Tire quintet, campaign
ing in Pennsylvania. sent in word
of two victories scored over the
Y. M H. A. team of Pittsburgh and
an all-star Warren, Pa, club. The
Crusaders, a Negro squad. reported
a triumph over the Wisconsin
Badgers. a team of former Wis
consin University stars
The Crusaders and Tires are 10
clash at the Armory Sunday at 8.
The high-scoring Shelby Service
quintet and j. T. v. Hills, state
amateur Negro champions. are
scheduled ter curtain-raiser at 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-24
Corey High Scorer in
Rifle League Matches

Posting a score of SO, A. j. Corey
of the Hoosier Rifle and Pistol
Club, took high honors in the Cen
trail Indiana Rifle League matches
this week. Capt. Gerry, State De-
tachment, was second With 81.
High scorers on other teams fol-
low: Peck, Shelbyville, 90; G. Jes-
sup. Plainfield. 90; Fink and Theo-
bold, Greenfield, So; Burge, j. D.
Adams, "a; Lee Sadler, Danville, 90,
and Huntsinger, Pennsylvania Rail
road, 80.
Results of this weeks team
matches follow: State Detachment.
All; Hoosier R. and P. Club, 1856; j.
D. Adams, AT; Pennsylvania Rail
road, 407; Greenfield, 1859; Shelby
vile, 467; Plainfeld, 456, and Dan
vile, 499.