davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-07-26
added by Joseph Warren Cutler, the
inventors brother.

Postmaster Vincent Burke requests
patrons of the local post Offices de-
string philatelic cancellations to bring
covers to the mailing windows per-
sonally and to make their wishes
known to clerks on duty there. I'VE
want to be as accommodating as pos
sible," he says, land will appreciate
the cooperation of the stamp public
in the interest Of improved efficiency
in the handling of philatelic mail"
Ecuador will have special stamps
for the philatelic exhibition to be
held at Quito, September Is to Oc-
tober 9.
Senator Joseph c. OMahoney sent
complimentary first-day covers bear
ing the Oregon stamp to all clergy
men resident In wyoming. A letter
of explanation was inclosed In each
envelope.
The cover of Hobbies Magazine,
Chicago. for August shows a Layout"
Of Is foreign stamps reproduced in
natural color.
DR.. John Wendell Andrews, engineer
philatelist, widely known as president
of the Union County Philatelic So
ciety of New Jersey. died July IL,
aged 81.
c. e. Butterfield, writing for the
Associated Press, says: The Anthony
commemorative will be the first stamp
ever issued in this country in direct
tribute to a woman and her work.
However, Martha Washington's por-
trait was used in the Accent denomina-
ton OF the regular issue of l922-l926
and Queen Isabella of Spain was in
cluded in the designs of three of the
stamps of the Columbian issue Of
1888"
Capt. Harry Pforzheimer, Cincinnati
philatelist. has been patient at WAL
ter Reed Hospital for several weeks.
Fred Floyd, Sierra Madre, Calf. is
collecting data for a monograph on
early United States postal cards.
Lawrence E. Emge. 3l4 Nicholson
street; John P. Simpson. Benjamin
Franklin Station, and William H.
Shoemaker. 3811 Twenty-f1fth place
northeast, are applicants for member
ship in the Society of Philatelic
Americans.
Eugene Klein, president, American
Phlatelic Society, has been obliged
to cancel his plans for attending the
South African exhibition. for which
he is United States commissioner. He
writes that he will concentrate his
efforts on preparations for the Omaha
convention and the Cleveland con-
gress.
Alden H. Whitney. regional vice
president, Society of Philatelic Amer
leans, has returned to Washington
from Richmond, where he was in
conference with Col, August Dietz
editor and publisher, Stamp and
Cover Collecting.
Robert Truax, 1927 Legation
street, is specializing in United States
street railway postmarks on cover,
1890 to 1920. He is particularly in
terested in Washington, Baltimore
and Pittsburgh markings.
The Washington Collectors Club
will meet at the Thomson School,
Twelfth street, Tuesday evening at g.
There will be an auction, and F. ].
Roy and Merwin r. Turner will
exhibit covers and stamps from New
Zealand and India. The public Is
invited to attend.
The Washington Philatelic Society
will meet at the Hotel Carlton, Six
teenth street, Wednesday evening at
8. Program arrangements call for
an open night, for trading. selling,
stamps. Visitors well
come if they bring specimens to show
or to exchar e.
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S100 PER WEEK
GRADUATES-UNUSUAL

Permanent positions available for seri-.
ous-minded. Industrious young men of
character. This is type of selling few
comprehend except by actually seeing it
work out. The incomes currently paid are
higher than other fields afford most men.
I think this is due mostly TO MANAGEMENT
far advanced in its solving of today's
problems in merchandising.
speciality tot to homes chiefly. We have our
own ways of gaining a favorable hearing
and of concluding the sale that same day
by a comparatively talkless. visual method
The proof is in the eating-not second
hand reasoning. Thorough training in this
unusual system given without cost. We
back those selected. with constant per-
sonal interest. as well as financial re-
sources. equipment and helpful contact
with everyday success.
We do not accept so many men IN their
early 20s as those more mature; we re-
auire stability of purpose. open -mindedness
in using our tested ways of conducting
legitimate. successful enterprise. Also hard
work. However we do have men of ~
to "a more ambitious than usual.
opportunity. assuring good future to
those whole -heartedly interested. You can
gauge this by present examples ranging
from 81 100000 to 81 10000 per year in
earlier stages. and SO 10000 TO Sl0. 500 90
for those who have gained through their
experience.
YOU have the habits of work, alertneSs
and wiIngness te learn in weeks IS more
things, than any school can teach in
years Box 1867 Star office.
Note-Several vacancies also open to
older men of good character and health.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

clusions. you decided that I was not
intelligent enough to grasp your mean
ing. However, assure you that had I
held support for you, would have
raised your suit, and hence it was un-
necessary for you to contract for five
diamonds all by yourself"
A short time later Mr.. X found him
self with q new partner He easily
gathered in the first game and then
this hand was dealt:
West, dealer
NOrth-Sollth vulnerable.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
wANTED-SALESMEN.


MAGAZINE statesmen, experienced; high
Apply Mr.. Reid 70s Second National Bank
Building.
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh route OF
500 families Good profits for @ @hustier
SAL Chester Pa
DOUBLE CASH COMMISSION with new
are quick BUYERS. outht free Merchants
EVERYBODY buying book matches. labels.
sales books, pricing sets. garage forms,
blotters calendars. business stationery:
free deals: comm daily: sales, portfolio
free. Willons. 3l3n-T Gladys. Chicago.
A REAL cPPoRTUNITY.
vendins machines; must have immediate
distribution; big earnings for I've wires;
49, Stlnson blvd. Minneapolis. MINI
SALESMAN. aggressive wanted for local
and nearby protected territory; full time.
permanent future with established concern
calendars and advertising speciaties for
every business. Modest but adequate ex-
missions weekly. Give age exp. Tefs. The
American Art Works Coshocton Ohio .
COMMERCIAL APPLIANCE.
Manufacture exclusive product wants
salesman capable Of calling on hotels res
taurants. institutions markets previous
contacts with meat market an asset: COM
missions estimated uD TO 500 month";
Give details. references. financial responsi-
bility Vaughan. $50 N. Franklin. Chicago
SPECIALTY-Sensatio sales Stimulator
guaranteed to increase store sales; ) adv.
comm; no premS.: outfit free Henry Karr,
Comercial Trust Bldg. Philadelphia.
MISREPRESENTATION magazine men
new combinations. popular magazines, IN
expensive clubs. Apply 50 a m. or after
. pm. R. James. 10S eth st. Sc.
SALESMAN to sell a quality line of ma
tionally known plumbing accessories and
Specialties TO the master plumber. Re-
more. WASHINGTON. Virginia and part of
North Carolina territory available. Give
age. experience. whether you own car
phone number in first letter. Real op-
portunity for man who can sell goods
and is willing to travel. Address Box
1897 Star ONCE
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WANTED-AGENTS.

NO MATTER what you are selling. postal
addressed Fagley-Halpen, Dept. A Alb.
Phiia Pa, will bring one Of the best
money-making offers ever received: great
es. sales proposition. Write now.
CHRISTMAS CARD TRIUMPH! 10Oes profit
selling sensational 21-foider 81 asSort-
ment: latest style designs. newest paper
stocks: big nov to Christmas none, ,money-
Also gift wrapping. RELIGIOUS, 1irth2aY
EVERYDAY boxes, Extra bonus; expperienes
Studios Dept. L.. Fitchburs. Mass.
EASY MONEY selling exclusive dollar box
2l Christmas folders: 1907 profits: no
investment; gift wrapping5. religious. every
day humorous. Request samples. Schwer.
726 Westfield. Mass.
CHRISTMAS CARDS-Sen so beautiful
folders. name imprinted, 99c; $3.50 COM
mission. Samples free. Economy Cards,
Milltown. N J.
sTICK-oN-LETIERs. STORE WINDOWS.
New Styles. Free Samples.
Metallic Co. 40 North Clark. Chicaeo.'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS.
81 exclusive distinctive Christmas fold:
ers. ST.: costs SOC; sample on approval
FIFTY CHRIS IMAS FOLDERS
With name imprinted, sell 81: Samples free.
PERSONAL, BUSINESS LINE.
So numbers. So. 20 per 100 up. Sunshine
Art Dept. $50, 2O6 Broadway. New YORK.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
HELP-MEN AMI WnAIEN

BOY AND GIRL. white to help with lunch
stand on construction JOB. Apply ;y3l Eye
ne.
HONEST, desirable man and wife want
lahltol quarters Phone North O4g1-J.
JANITOR-Dry. comfy basement o;,ar,or.
ior service clean, honest Capable. Settled
couple tno child; man must have lob;
noth come; ref, l117 De Sale.
LIE LIE SERVICES OF capable and respon-
SIDE, SIDE couple are available 10 manage
and small compensation. AddreSs '1'ia pnS
141-z. Star Office Coo oo~
WANT MALE OR FEMALE OPERATOR for
i9nory siH pressing machine. experienced,
Evening star., 1936-07-26

An interesting and Ualuabe Confederate States from
the collection OF Ralph SMITH Omaha and Washington pha
teSt Inset perfect example OF the 2cent
stamp of 1863 NTH Richmond cancellation. Both
historic e as phatelic significance Star staff Photo
Evening star., 1936-07-26
HELP-MEN.
GAS STATION-

Manager and attendants; men who are
afraid OF work need not apply. Reply in
salary expected. Address Box I2I-Z. Star
Ofice
Evening star., 1936-07-26

THREE MARRIED MEN.
For immediate employment,
over 25 years of age, permanent
ly located in Washington and vi
cinity, and able to furnish good
character references, as positions
to be filled are of considerable
responsibility. Apply 10 O'Clock
sharp Monday morning, at 205
Denrike Building, 1910 Vermont
ave. NV. If you are in earnest
and ready for work, come pre-
pared to stay until 4 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

1aklng Cnarge.
-HE worst bidding fault a player
can acquire is to bid for both
hands of partnership While
L some players do this uncon-
sciously, others do it deliberately, be-
cause they insultingly refuse to credit
a partner with sufficient acumen.
We have in mind a player who often
decides that a certain situation exists,
but fears that his partner has not
spotted it. For example, this player,
whom we shall call Mr. x, had very
disastrous result the other day merely
because he decided that one Of his
opponents had bid a psychic. 1t
might be said in passing that short
time previously the suspected player
had opened the bidding with dia-
mond, having but two small diamonds
in his hand, and Mr.. x thought he
was repeating the psychic.
East, dealer.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

The mail chute, installed in Office
buildings, hotels and apartment houses
for the convenience of tenants, was
designed by James Goold Cutler. arch
itect, for the Elwood Building, Roches-
ter, N. Y, and patented September
IL, 1883. Later, improvements were
Evening star., 1936-07-26

STORE DETECTIVE.
A Washington department
store has an opening for a
man with department store
experience. In writing give
full particulars. Address Box
66-Z, Star Office.
LARGE FURNITURE STORE
WISHES FLOOR WALKER,
PREFERABLY ONE HAVING
HAD FURNITURE EXPERT
ENCE. GOOD APPEARANCE
AND REFERENCES NECES-
SARY. STATE AGE. EXCEL
LENT SALARY. ADDRESS
BOX 101-Z, STAR OFFICE.
The Hecht Co. desires the
services of thoroughly ex-
perienced statesmen for their
furniture and bedding de-
partments. Apply employ
ment Office.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

NIGHT CLEANING.
A STORE HAS AN OPEN
ING FOR A MAN (WHITE)
ABOUT 80 YEARS OF AGE.
MUST HAVE DONE SIMI-
LAR WORK BEFORE. IN
WRITING PLEASE STATE
AGE, REFERENCE. ETC.
ADDRESS BOX 202-Z, STAR
OFFICE.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
statesmen.

statesmen.
Sales positions are open with
a large Washington company
whose success during 1885 at
tracted Nation wide attention.
We began the new year by more
than doubling our office space
and are now launching a great
expansion program requiring
the services of several additional
men. Our men work on
BONA FIDE LEADS.
Derived from radio brosdcasting and no
house-to- house door bell ringing is neces-
sary Our present sales force is one OF
the most highly paid in the country. many
of the men makinG $4,000. $4,000; Sl5,-
So 900 in 90 days II you are ambitious.
energetic. of good personal appe arance and
have a clean record. We have a place for
you and we are prepared TO show you at
least
S100 PER WEEK.
Men of middIe age and past do as well
on this as younger men. A man Of Nation
wide reputation in the training of salesmen
will give you the story
MONDAY MORNING,
Nine O'Clock.
RED ROOM, HAMILTON HOTEL.
You are urged to attend and get
the story. No obligation, of
course,
Evening star., 1936-07-26
INSTRUCTION COURSES,


AUTO AUTO DRIVING lNsTRUcTIoNS-Ex
ee$aSAy; Dsrking ana trafic; 3 lcsccnt, IS.
Mr.. Rundlett phone Goorsia 7OlG.
priHfers IrMETYPE; 10 machne, l4a Inter!ypes;
school LOG I. l9Lh St. Kew YORK.
9fpAH4sH ! pn 5-s LESSONS. $ N 81 Daily 10 ann
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD (P.B-X1
rate. only $40. Apply ,!26 Bond Bldg.
THIS AID is WORTH SiOO
AccoUNTfNe Or Ga sEcREFARfAf EaFnif{flieo TRAIN. IA
ING. For details, see DR.. Newsom. CPA.
cAPfTAh H icTf999 cITY coTEEGR RsiEssR 5 sna iS s.
GREGG SHORTHAND, tipping English.
arlth., speed dictation; beginners ano re-
VIEWS individual instruction. Decatur :i3Si.
RELIABLE. dependable men, now employed.
ine, spare time Tor electric Tefrise! Atom ION
and air cqnditioning industries. Mu.t be
Eng, Inst. address BOX 1s6-z, s;al once.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS earn S55-sGJ
tynn Wee5: We teach % you in short time Cannot
School Prin5craft Bldg. ''0" -''0.''
COLCRED MEN AND WOMEN learn oar-
oerlns' It pays; expert teachers. Met.
LEARN SHORTHAND. Touch Typing. Book-
Keeping. Dlcta phone or Eclphone, Calcuiat-
ing, C!vil Service Courses. Placement serv-
ice. New classes start Monday. BOYD 6,
lil3 F St NV Phone National ";I:IS, "
EARN MORE MoNEY-Learn Shorthand
TGGfh MScbin Iy6ns B9Okkeepins ca!cqs5lnE
scHoof Ii:i:j 5i ih'uSEs Natl tGGay 1S BOYD
oIcTAT1oNa5 TOUCH TYPEWRITING.
AefiGNa5kG CIVIL SERVICE cAlfIER PREpSRRTE6EEs SSRRRRTTE6Es
superior REAsoNABLfEn flstaEla fnf fUoN FfT5SS Courses
we are receiving more calls for good
stenogTaphers and typists than we are
ssTiA,NFIELD SsEcRETARIAL SCHOOL
40 l4th St NV Phone District 1857.
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS
AccouNTANcY
cnice Workers in
f2Tsen@sn5 fRTss gsGd PsDaIEtmsn5s: EsBoIaE9sFss:
500 s'hOla5sRlp 46 W;r5s4I Each Department
TUESDAY, July IS, 80 Pm.
Gail Write or Phone 10 Reserve Place.
sTRAYER CoILEGE OF ACcoIuj!NTANcY, ICcstIj!
!
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
g.. THE MODERN WAY"
special summer rates. Tools and text
6ook 5o, free. Expert individual instruction.
start any day. Easy terms
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,
1917 ST. NV.
So Intensive Instruction S5
Very Low Tuition Rates Eegin Today.
STENOGRAPHER-T
COMPTCMETE TER. MONROE CALCULATOR.
- CIVIL SERVICE COURSES. IS
rlLE CLERK. STATISTICAL CLERK, EDI.
TORIAL CLERK, EXAMINER
Begin Today; Every Day. Every Night.
4He CNil service Preparatory school.
80 l.th ST. NV. Met $685..
SUMMER OFEEP-Pay $40 mo- do 1
hon. llsht Cflce work Tor complete short.
nanu-Iyplng OF acco .ntinc course o. 5,
:&vlnGS Bank BuIldlne. I4th and U.
LEARN DIESEL ENGINES.
NEW LOW-COsT course with shop train
ing. Write zee booklet. HemphilI Diesel
SCHOOLS. Address BcH l3S-X. Star office.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
And be independent; travel on large steam-
ers. i've at Summer ana Winter resorts.
be accomplished CO entering WARFLYNN
Ior your tralnins, New cases forming
now Phone OF write for folder
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
4OlS VI Ave NV. Near X Dist 1862
Evening star., 1936-07-26
WHITE BOYS

<A15 4eAA A-AsASA'~1. ~ ~
ADDRESS BOX 202-Z, STAR
OFFICE.
WHITE BOYS,
About 18 years old, for stock
work in a local store. Will
consider only young men, of
the best character, who are
energetic but interested in
store work. Address Box
301-Z, Star Office.
WE HAVE an opening in our
zone Office operation for a
high-claSS wholesale auto
mobile man, who has also
had retail sales experience.
This is an excellent oppor-
tunity for a real producer,
provided he has the ability
to secure good dealer con-
nections. Give all details in
letter, stating past expert
ence, recommendations, age
and salary expected. Address
Box 269-X, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

YOUNG MAN. age 20 to 80 years. with
some sales ability, to sell canned foods.
State qualifications and salary expected.
Address Box LIZ. Star ofice
Evening star., 1936-07-26
, EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC

RUPHERs EMP. AGENCY hes cooks,
maids hcuseworkers, laundresses. mother 5
helpers etc: refs. investisated. Dec. 355I.
PHONE EUREKA EMP EXCHANGE, estab.
llshed 1897, recommended help in any
capacity. city or away. North 1871.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 1851. 1902
1lth. has cooks. maids nurses. e.h.w.,
part-time day workers, housemen. couples.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 or. Dec. .4l9
or North 9olI. furnishes cooks, s.h,w..
helpers.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
NEED stcnosraphers, expert typists, book
and capable BEGINNERS. male and female.
ior daily openincs. EOYD'S 1898 St
STENOGRAFHERS
oeBe esaa esn g p4cicr saes: snss
erad. or caSiyaient: perm pos. $40 VIZ,
secty-sten. 'm.I;. exp, with executive
copt tot ope onIy .p nesa appy
under 80 yrs; sood appearance essential
sec Miss Morsen.
sten. d; at least = yrs exp. with
bark. real estate or ms. CO: live down
Bcokkeeper-typist mr.. cgcd 20-24,
capable, to train TO. salesmanager
Receptionist g, very attractive. under
- SIS., hlONIcuEC u DONhhSSP.AA5 ~ pAA45
essential. See Mics Morgan.
BOYD EMPLOfMENr T SERVICE,
1853 st. NV.
ACCOUNTANT tml, capable OF full charge.
aged 2O-25. experienced: will consioer grad
uate of recognized accounting school: good
salary.
Bookkeeper GO. Jewisi,; full charEe;
capable OF managIng oflce; 2ged @o-3o.
Secretary -stenographer ~, AGED 24-3SS;
busy department store exec tive: must oe
experIenced: salary, $50.
stenographer and dlctaphone operator.
aeed !@-3S, experienced; Gentle; claim
department, large insurance company.
Stenographer e.perienced. must be
rapid and accurate. large dairy firm: local
references.
Stenographer ~. ase1 "@@-@S, expert
enced with loan Cfice or credlt oept..
S5cial secretary and hostess G). accd
aS-4O; must rave personality ana culture
and social contacts in Washlngton 4arse
Washington hotel.
PERSONEL SERVICE,
IAN q ST NV.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR.
PART TIME.
We have an opening for
an operator; must be thor
oughly experienced. Apply
Personnel Office, End floor,
The Goldenberg Co., 7th &
K StS. NV.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

TWO HIGH-GRADE used-car
statesmen. Plenty of floor play.
Leads and transportation fur
niShed. See Mr.. Sullivan, Sulli-
van Chevrolet, 460 New York
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

est club commission. prompt verIflcation.
Apply Mr.. Reid 70s Second National Bank
Building
Evening star., 1936-07-26
Winning Contract
Taking Charge.
BY THE FOUR ACES.

stem that has beaten other system existence)
Evening star., 1936-07-26
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL

DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1928 or, Dec. 24l9
or North 9OlI. furnishes cooks, gh.w.,
maids, housemen porters. drivers, kitchen
Evening star., 1936-07-26

The Washington Philatelic Society
will meet at the Hotel Carlton, Six
teenth street, Wednesday evening at
8. Program arrangements call for
an open night, for trading. selling,
displaying" stamps. Visitors well
come if they bring specimens to show
or to exchap e.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

DR.. John Wendell Andrews, engineer.
philatelist, widely known as president
of the Union County Philatelic So
ciety of New Jersey. died July IL,
aged 81.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

A 90-centime stamp, representing
the ancient city of Carcassonne, is
announced by France.
The &c, dark blue green, Rizal Com
Evening star., 1936-07-26

Senator Joseph c. O'Mahoney sent
complimentary first-day covers bear
ing the Oregon stamp to all clergy
men resident in Wyoming. A letter
of explanation was inclosed in each
envelope.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

H. A. Chamberlain is the author of
an interesting article on Collection
and Distribution Mail" published in
Stamps Magazine for July Is. Four
of the illustrations show Washington
transit postmarkS.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

Inventors of the sys
Evening star., 1936-07-26

The cover Of Hobbies Magazine,
Chicago, for August shows a Layout"
Of IS foreign stamps reproduced in
natural color.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
USED
CAR
MERCHANT

With specially experience. for an open
territory in Virginia and Maryland. Ma
service with advertising. service almost
lndispensible in rural and near metro
polltan areas. The essential services in a
nome. practically unreasonable Financially
YOU can be in the money. Will consider
only aggressive salesman with RESPONSE
oiiltles An unusual earning plan Car
swing exact detail of your experience dur
ing the last 10 years. and age Address
Evening star., 1936-07-26

Lawrence E. Emge. 3l4 Nicholson
street; John P. Simpson. Benjamin
Franklin Station, and William H.
Shoemaker, 3811 Twenty-fifth place
northeast, are applicants for member
ship in the Society of Philatelic
Americans.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
ATTENTION, APPLIANCE
SAL ,ECMEN

statesmen.
we can use the services Of two experi-
enced electrical appliance statesmen fur
rlshins good references and who are de-
Sirous OF securing permanent employment
salary and commission to those who
qualify. Apply 2O3. H. B. Co. Bldg. 1866
Il ST: NV. Monday. between a-l0:3O am,
SALESMAN wanted, to sell
nationally known tire and
accessory line in District of
Columbia. Salary and COM
mission. Apply in writing,
giving full particulars. Ad-
dress Box 141-A, Star office.
WANTED-One all = around
furniture finisher and cab
met maker. See Miss Groves.
Furniture Adjustment Bu-
reau, Monday at 9. Apply
Hecht Co.
TWO HIGH-GRADE used-car
60
Evening star., 1936-07-26

Ecuador will have special stamps
for the philatelic exhibition to be
held at Quito. September rs to Oc-
tober 8.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

CARD WRITER.
nth opportunity to learn window trim
ins Harry Kaufman, Inc 1916 1th
Evening star., 1936-07-26

LINOTYPE OPERATORS earn Sj5-sGJ
week. We teach you il short time. Cannot
supply demand los sraou3teS. Low SUM
mer rate Enroll nov Burton Liaotvpe
, School PTintcraft Bldg
Evening star., 1936-07-26

SALESMAN with complete knowledge of
wholesale plumbing and heating supplies;
references. Address Box b3-X. Star once.
SALESMAN. active: excellent opportunity
with national organizatton: salary and
commission: references necessary: write.
Address Box 81 Z, Star ONCE
Evening star., 1936-07-26

NEED stcnosraph expert typists. book
keepers. dictapnonc operators, experienced
and capable BEGINNERS. male ana female.
lor daily OPENINGS. EOYD'S. 1888 F St
Evening star., 1936-07-26
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

And be independent; travel on large steam-
Of own shop OF your own. Ali this can
De accomplished Dy enterlng WARFLYNN
Tor your tralninS. New classes forming
now Pnone OF write for folder
WARE LYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
-O1S VT. Ave. NV Near Ki Dist. 1862
Evening star., 1936-07-26
HELP MOMEN.

ASSORTER, for starch department. extra
good paw Tor competent and STEADY siri
who can qualify for the lob. Apply 20 MI
Everett Bergman. BerGmann'S Laundry,
kO.l @ 81
The Washington times., 1936-05-05
TRAFFIC DEATH
NO. "a PR0BED

Coroner A. Magruder MacDon-
aid today was making arrange
ments for an inquest into the
thirty-fourth traffic fatality Of
the year. The death was that
Of Charles jackson, A, colored,
who died yesterday in Emergency
Hospital after being struck Satur-
day night.
Emory F. Best, II, Of 1921
Fairmont st. N. w., who was said
by police to have been driving the
car which struck Jackson, was
released in custody Of his attorney
for action Of the coroner. Jack
son, who lived at 1406 Belmont
st. N. W., was struck near his
home as he stepped into the
street from a parked car.
Niven F. Ladd, %, of 1875 Long
fellow st. N. w., was abSolved
yesterday of blame in the death
of Richard Lloyd, 6. Of so I st.
N. w., who died in Sibley Hos.
pital from a skull fracture re-
ceived in a traffic miShap Friday.
Last year at this time there
were 81 traffic fatalities.