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Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
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Announcement Of the birth Of a
baby boy Ia Mr.. and Mrs Roberl
White, Of Laurel, has been made
Mr. and Mrs. White lived here for
several years and have many friends
to congratulate them on the birth Of
a son.
Miss Tabitha p Donaway, daugh-
ter of the tate MIR. and Mrs. Frank
w. Donovan, and Purnell p Potter,
Of near Milfosd, were married on
Sunday night, January IS, at $50
Z o'clock in st. Marks p l.. Church,
by Rev. Richard White.
Miss Christine Hudson Of Dags-
boro, and Carroll Phillips, the son
of Mrs. Mamie Phillips, were mar
ried in Salisbury, Nd, last Saturday.
The young people were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Murray,
brother-in-law and sister OF the
groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley P. White
were dinner guests last Tuesday ev-
ening Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Goslee
at Stockley.
Mrs. Clara b. johnson and Mrs.
E. z. Carey were guests the same
day of Mrs. Julia GOslee and Mrs.
Lima Minner, at StOckley.
Mrs. J. A. Burton and A. Wayne I
Burton visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter /
Donovan, near Smyrna, on Sunday /
The Ever Faithful Auxiliary met 1
ON Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Bessie Adams.
Mrs. Frank p Carmine and little 4
son Terry of RehOboth. have been
visiting Mrs. Carmine's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Fl. DOdd
Miss Joyce Rose has returned
from a visit with her aunt, at
Franklin City.
Misses Blanche Williams. Grace
Collins, Nina Williams and Joseph
Lingo are home from college for a
short time following their mid-year
examinations.
Kendall Hudson has been confined
to his home by illness.
Preston Godfrey is suffering from
a broken arm sustained one day
last week while he was roller skat- {
Ing.
Mrs. Edith Dodd has gone to Flor
ida for a few weeks with four of her
friends from fredericksburg.
Mrs. Bertha Mathis. of Philadel-
phia. is with her sister, Mrs. Matte
Dodd. for a while. +
The Millsboro Fire Company cleo
ed officers for 1896 at their meet
ng on January 81, as follows:
President. John A. COrdrey; first
vice president, r. F. Godfrey; sec
md vice president. Farris Ellings-
worth: treasurer. W. p Monroe;
Larry w. Timmons;.
,hief, W. J. Rose; first assistant
,hief, H. L. Ellingsworth; second
assistant chief, Beverly W. HicR-
nan: third assistant chief. Harley
B. Mitchell: chief engineer, Walter
:. Short; first assistant engineer,
AIRY w. Timmons: second assis-
mt engineer. Winford Brittingham;
bird assistant engineer, Farris FL
house committee. W. p.
iOnroe. J. Reese White. Edward S.
'Ordrey; fire recorder. T. z. Ellis;
re investigator. W. H. Ayres.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
Whea BIadder Weakness
WAKES YOU UP!

Make this 25c test Remove the cause.
Use buchu leaves, juniper oil, etc, to
flush out excess acids and impurities
which causes irritation that results IN
restless nights. burning, scanty flow,
frequent desiie, or backache Ask Tor
little green tablets called Bukets, the
bladder lax. They work on the bladder
similar to castor oil on the bowels. In
four days if not pleased any druggist
will refund your 25c. Frank E Brere-
ton. Druggist, Milford. Del. Sharp and
FLEMING. Harrington. Del adv
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
STAYTCNSVILLE
Church News

Nuufcu news
Sunday school at StaytOnsville
Community Church every Sunday at
> D. m. The subject FOR this Sunday 5
lesson will be Jesus Enlists Help
crs." Let's all be in our classes TO
see how Jesus selected His helpers
and secured .heiT cooperation.
Preaching at 3 .. m. by Rev.
James IL. Bisnop of Dover. Rev.
Bishop is fhe director Of Religious
Education of :he NJ. L. Church. we
are very glad to be- able to secure
him for our guest speaker. We ask
everyone in the community 20 be
present next Sunday. Let us all go
up into the House of the Lord aud
give Him thanks. for our many
blessings.
Our guest preacher for last Sun
day was Theodore Hall of near
Milford.
The election Of Sunday school Of
ficers for StaYtOnsyille Community
Sunday school was held last Sum
day afternoon with the following
results: superintendent, Miss
Kathryn DOnOyan; assistant super
intendent, Henry Deputy; secretary,
Miss Annabelle Lyons; assistant
secretary, Miss Anne Hoey; treas
urer, Mrs. Ida Fansler; librarian,
Charles Weiss; assistant librarian,
Henry Pepper; organist, Mrs. Ralph
Butler; adult teacher, Miss Kathryn
Donovan; intermediate teacher.
Mrs. Mary Root; junior teacher.
Mrs. Carroll Pearson; assistant jun
ior teacher, Miss Peggy Jerman;
primary teacner, Miss Mary Bur-
lingame; assistant primary teacher.
Mrs. Lucy KOmmOriski; cradle roll
Mrs. Celeste Fans
Ter; janitors, Herbert Carter and
Ellie Fansler: ushers, George HOey
and Henry Deputy.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31

I Three Of the Seasons Onislnnd.
ing Pictures IN one week. aThe
Bride Comes II0meD -COileg-
late9 both Paramount Pictures,
and @king Of Burlesque." Hear
them reproduced the r. G. A.
High Fidelity way Its the
Right Way.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
II SENTENCED in
SUSSEX COUNTY COURT
[CoMlinNed irom ~ "a

[COHtinNed from FisSi Pagel
that covered the ground at the time
and the severe weather that was
being experienced.
Paul Bryan, Lewes and Rehoboth
district, was given a years sentence
for stealing three bushels of soy
beans from Clarence B. Warrington
Of that section on December A.
George Howell, colored, living in
the Bridgeville section, evidently
wanted an "Old Christmas Day" din
ner ON January 6, and he visited the
bennery Of Nathan Todd and stole
six chickens, each valued at $100.
/ He was sentenced to pay $1,000 res
titutiOn money and be imprisoned
for three months.
Robert jolly, of Bridgeville, char
ged with larceny of six chickens
from Repsy Powell, Northwest Fork
District, on December Is, was inn
prisoned for six months.
Charged with selling two pints of
liquor without license to Daniel
Crockett, on January II, Harry Mer-
ner, Baltimore District, was given
a sentence of three months.
Lee r. Mitchell, Seaford District,
charged with possession of fifteen
pints of liquor mot having been
bought or received from a person
authorized to sell such variety of
alcoholic liquor on October 10, was
sentenced to pay Il fine of 500 or be
imprisoned for one month. So far as
can be learned, the fine has not been
paid. /
Harvey Bethards; colored, of
Georgetown, was given a three
sentence for the larceny on
August 10, of four automobile
wheels and tires, valued at 500,
from the Georgetown Auto Com
pany. In addition, he was ordered to
pay $4,000 restitution money.
John Selbv, cOlOred, Northwest
Fork District, was imprisoned for
three months and ordered to pay 50
for the larceny of a chic
ken, valued at S1.0O, from Nathan
Todd of that section on January 6.
Selby and George Powell are said
TO have visited the poultry house of
Todd together.
Clifton and Clifford Hughes. col
cred, twins. who were seventeen
years old last June and are said to
have attended the Colored State Col
ege for about two years, each
charged with stealing nine chickens
from Nathan Todd on December %,
we're parOled for one year to Will
lam B. Conway. a prominent far
Ger. living near Bridgeville. From
he evidence in the case, Powell and
Selby. who previously had raided
rodd's poultry house, were instru-
mental in persuading the Hughes
wins to steal chickens from Todd.
Both boys had q good reputation
md appeared to be very intelligent.
It was a case where they got into
iad company. and yielded to the
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31

we'll" in 1870 Long Island produc-
ed Excellent Ilnslish grass
which they sometimes NOV twice q
year" M 1879 there we're ia The
same locality fields covered with
clover ID blossom.
A Boston newspaper IA 1929 adj
vertised good clover hay seed for
sale. Twenty wears later red clover
vas growing on the hills Of New
York and better methods for hulllng
the seed were described
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31

Candidate want 20 assure you
fellow citizens. that ! have con-
stantly labored IN your behalf % the
best of my ability.
Man IN Audience-We know Il.
That's why we want an abler one.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31

Assisting a criminal TO escape the
law is a crime, unless you happen to
he a lawyer.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31

You might get away with calling
the daughter a chicken but don't
ever try calling her mother hen.
Evening star., 1936-06-15
ALTMEyER SPEAKS
IN RADIO FORUM
Official to Discuss Admins
tration of Social SeCur-
ity Act Tonight.
A DEMONSTRATION of the social

A DEMONSTRATION of the social
~ security act will be discussed
~ by Arthur J. Altmeyer, acting
\ chairman of the Social Secur-
ity Board, during the National Radio
Forum tonight over WRC and a coast
forecast network of other National
Broadcasting Co. stations.
The Forum, arranged by The Wash
ington Star, will be broadcast from
$50 to 10 o'clock.
Altmeyer's discussion will mark the
last appearance of the Forum on the
airwaves until November 9. The pro-
grams are being suspended during the
Summer because of the presidential
campaign and the preponderance OF
political broadcasts that will fill the
air until the election.
NINE. sCHUMANN- -HEINK is rs
years old today, and N. B. c. has
arranged special radio part in honor
of the event, starting at $50. WRC
will handle the broadcast locally.
The program will originate in the
n B. c. Hollywood studios. On hand
will be Rosa Ponselle, Jimmy Melton
and others, to pay tribute in song and
speech. The guest of honor also will
be included in the broadcasting.
T TITLE JACKIE HELLER, radios
singing dynamo" is scheduled to
come to Washington Friday for a
weeks engagement at the Fox Theater.
Sharing honorS with Heller will be
''Molasses n January" comic stars of
Capt. Henry's Show Boat" who also
are known on the air as "Pick and
Pat" The screen attraction that week
will be Sins of Man. starring an
other radio artiSt-Don Ameche, who
played the leading roles in First
Nighter" and Grand Hotel"
NJ 3. c. announces that its awards
for new and original chamber
music works by American composers
will be made early in the Fall. The
prizes will be $1,000, $3.50, and $500.
Or. Frank Black, chairman of the
Music Guild Awards Committee, said
plans had been made to announce the
winners earlier. but the number OF
manuscripts exceeded expectations.
Evening star., 1936-06-15

Olga Baclanova, who came to the
United States as a member of the
Moscow Studio Troupe and remained
to become a stage and screen star
will headline Ted Hammerstein's
Music Hall of the Air program on
WRC at 7. She will sing Il Give My
Heart" from The Dubarry"
Representative johnson, Democrat.
of Texas will discuss Roosevelt and
Recovery" on WMAL at 1o:15.
Evening star., 1936-06-15
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES

"Burlesque," famous play of back
stage life will be the Radio Theater
presentation on WJSV at 8. AL Jol-
son and Ruby Keeler will have the
leading roles. Produced by Cecil B.
De Mile, the play will be broadcast
from the new Radio Theater on Hol-
lywood boulevard.
Margaret Speaks, soprano, will fea-
ture the Meditation" from "Thais"
Evening star., 1936-06-15
M. B. KIT, ASSOCIATE
OF EDISON, DIES AT 81
Aided Inventor in Development of
Phonograph-Was Heart
Attack Victim.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, June Is
Millard B. Kilt. 81, associate Of
Thomas Edison in the development Of
the phonograph, died of heart at
tack Saturday night while visiting his
brother, Howard G. Kilt, in Jersey
City, it was learned here yesterday,
where he lived.
Kilt directed the first public eXhi-
bition Of the phonograph in New York
City after working in the Edison labo-
ratories. He toured the country re-
cording voices of prominent persons.
Later Kilt became interested in the
: development of electric elevators and
automatic sprinklers.
A widow and four children survive.
Evening star., 1936-06-15
GRID INJURY BLAMED
FOR TWO SUICIDES
By the Associated Press.

6y tne AsSOClaJeQ FIeSSs
CHICAGO. June 15.-A foot ball
game, played nearly two years ago,
was blamed yesterday by relatives Of
Adolph Alexa, 81, for his death and
that of his son, Owen Alexa, .18. of
suburban Park Ridge. Both father
and son committed suicide.
For two years, they said, the elder
Alexa worried over the illness of his
son, suffered while he was star
player on a high school team. On
April 7 the father died in hospital
from the effects of self-administered
poison.
Saturday the body Of the boy, bullet
pierced, was found on his fathers
grave in q cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-06-15

during her recital on wRC at 7:3o.
She also will sing Silesu's "A Little
Love, a Little Kiss" and IN the
Garden of Tomorrow, by Deepen.
Ted Weems and his orchestra will
join Fibber MCGEE and Molly during
their program on WMAL at T. Weems
will present his rousing musical story
Of hill billy feud that made noun
tain history, THE Martins and the
Coys."
Evening star., 1936-06-15
Births Reported.

James c. and Marguerite Bailey. boy,
william K and Maggie A. BogRs, girl.
Henry and Norma Cherner. boy.
John and Doris Giddings. girl.
Rigby and Dorothy Iseman. girl.
George C. and Celeste Martin. boy.
Harry and Rose z. Saidman. boy.
Frederick r. and Josephine Siegert. girl.
William L. and Mildred L. c. Stephen. girl.
Lawrence 9. and Mary E. Stewart. boy.
Reginald c. and Pauline Taylor. girl.
Everett N. and Jamie Bauserman. girl.
Edward ]. and Cecilia Bucci. boy.
Lewis G. and Hilda J. Emmert: girl.
Harold H. and Dorothy Hart. girl
Henri A. and Eugene L. Luebbermann girl
Ralph c. and Clara R. Northrop boy.
Charles A. and Margaret M. Shughaue,
boy.
Harry B. and Rose Solomon. boy.
Frank and Eleanor c. Stone. boy.
willima E. and Margaret Diggs. girl.
BENJAMIN H. and Ruth johnson. girl.
Aoysius P. and Grace E. Marshall. girl.
Clarence and Helen Spencer boy.
Edward and Louise Hayes. boy.
Edward and Dorothy johnson. girl.
Allen and Marie Saunders. girl.
James N. and Elizabeth Washington boy.
Evening star., 1936-06-15
Deaths Reported.

ave
Stephen Koramer. "a. Emergency Hos
Mary l. w. johnson. 81. 223 Sheridan St
Hannah r. Funkhauser. 81. 5610 Kansas
ave
William Splitter. so. Emergency Hospital.
Robert Talbert g. Children's Hospital.
Clement R. Parker 6S 1646 9Th st.
Moses Allen. "a 2o41 5th st.
Annie W. Festus. 81. 300 42nd st.
Essie Brown 40 Gallinger Hospital
Harriet z Marshall. 40. 5000 Rock Creek
rd.
william McDaniels.- as. Gsllinger Hospital.
Julia Hafey "a Gallinser Hospital
Beatrice Adams. 30. Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1936-06-15
STENOGRAPHER.
HELP-DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER and plain
cooking. small family; woman living in
vicinity of Seat Pleasant. Md. For inter-
view. phone Columbia 331S after 30 p m
GIRL. young. white to help with child and
light housework in apt; So week; Sundays
of; live in or out. Call Atlantic O301.
GIRL-General housework. cooking; no
washing. Potomac 6l79. 1888 Quincy
st. ne. 10"
IAN AND WIFE white or colored, per-
manent to go away for the Summer, or
young white girl to cook. Cleveland 1863.
WOMAN. colored. good houseworker, reli-
able. experienced: references; 4 adults: $40
month. Mrs Dubb. 951 N. Stuart st. (gro-
cery). BallSton, Va.
Evening star., 1936-06-15
Underground Strike Ended.

PENAR2OYA, Spain, June Is R.-
More than a hundred miners who had
confined themselves in the shafts OF
the San Antolin coal mine for Is days
Evening star., 1936-06-15
RIrsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

SUBDIVISION SYNDICATE available IN IN
sums OF $500 to So, 900; total. 2O;OOn;
Rasic price of land $500 an acre on main
hiehwsy only 6 miles from Ca2it'l ad- Hr
jacent to built-up section; with water
sewer and light accessible Thoroughly eX-
perienced subdivider will develop for mod
erate-priced homes. Address Box 3o6.H.
Star office
PERMANENT OPENING for reliable per
SON to manage local business: worth sSo
teed no personal selling; $500 REQUIRED Sc
cured and returnable. Give phone. Al
dress Box APR. Star once. f1ce.--
IISTEN-Business man going to, Europe
Consider looking after matters while there.
Inquiries invited. P. o. Box 369: 10.
BOARDING HOUSE. newly decorated @ full
ton. 10 minutes walk main business dis;
trict: no brokers. real estate agents neeo
apply Address Box 62-S. star once.
BATTERY BUSINESS for sale: cut-rate
gasoline station and auto repair shop com
bined: reason for selling sickness; No rea.
sonable offer refused. Apply station. 61st
and East Capitol. between and p m
Evening star., 1936-06-15

left the pit last night after reaching
a compromise with their employers.
A French and Spanish engineer held
by the miners during their stay also
evacuated.
Evening star., 1936-06-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"AdpeTtisements under this head
tno are presumed to be from prt-
rate ;Hdiuidudls unless the adueT-
tisement oives a frm name or O
business address on states the cord
Dealer Members OF the pnblic
Dho fnd dealers masoueTodinp IN
this column as pTirats tndtptdsGls
are urged TO report the matter 70
The Star for tHresttoatfoR."
Evening star., 1936-06-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


bUoINkSS OFFOhl UNAIhkS.
tContinued.l
ReS3 sss HoTsE oN 18Th ss5d a5WD
suite 9OS. 1906 G st.
FOR sALE-Working interest IL new build
sdr 2rS ess. 1 T
5-S. Star ONCE.
REsTAURANT-Busiest on new sc. blvd.
g.; So liquors and beer; 3 years lease; rent,
$4,000; owner must sell at once on ac-
count out-of-town interest. Address Box
II s. Star ONCE.
low rental; S4oS cash 81 weekly Weekly, %ithout
meats, can be greatly increased Reason
ior sseIlins other business. Address BOX
CLEANING TAILORING store for sale.
very attractive located in a heavily rop-
ulated section; ideal opncrtunity at saw
ss BE5E fGT No1sh sale p
Decatur 360s 81
RESTAURANT & WHISKY BAR-povC-
Price. $500. Terms. Rm. 9Os, 14O6 G st.
VARIETY STORE. only one in Cherrydale.
Va: doing good business illness forces
saerifce. 39l4 Lee hishway. Walnut $500.
RooMING HoUsE-o St. ] 3 rooms, 3
baths Rent Sl10. income $3.50. Price.
81 $50. Room 90s. 1406 G st.
MILLINERY AND DRESS SHOP in grow:
illness. Call Randolph 4Os1
ROOMING HOUSES rooms and bath;
rent, 5000; first $500 gets it. al rent-
ed; a good investment. See Mr. Gardner.
GAS STATION, 100 Texaco; northwest;
fully equipped $3.50 or any reasonable
cash offer. Met 1895. 15'
SALE OR LEASE-Cafe and restaurant,
attractive. reasonable; other business. cause
for sale; lease can be bought or business
purchased outright; light wines and beer;
entire building Address Box 4n9-R or
phone Lincoln Alb for detailed informa-
ton.
rant: excellent location: ; sleepinE rooms.
hot-water heat; full cellar large grounds;
5-year lease at 500 per month. Nj.
Goodwin, 1923 North Irving ST, Clsren-
FOR SALE-At liberal discounts. second
deed of trust monthly-payme notes on
new owner occupied BRICK homes.
Tower Bldg Metropolitan 1875.
ATTENTION,
ROOMING HOUSE OWNERS.
SELL them. SO can your roomins OF boar9-
ing house business be sold within few Gays
when listed with US. Buyers waiting For
SsSk Ss54. and satisfactory results call National
NO LISTING CHARGE.
.. WINE lEGD, SUo 1UGH N. w.
wash's Leading RoominE House Broker.
ROOMING-BOARDING
HOUSES.
80 bed rooms near 18th and Columbis
I'd. $500; 10 BED rooms, doVntovni
priced low.
Large. hieh-class house located in best
section Of 10Th st. now doing wonderful
rooming and boarding business. This Is
finest place OF its kind IN the city. VIII
sell furnished or unfurnished; can arranSs
terms
WILLIAMS REALTY CO.,
INC.
$40 Investment Bldg. Natl 4a33
RESTAURANT,
First-class equipment, ready to open:
license for beer and wine viii sell a.
good price. Terms to responsible party,
Location. 18th st. near California NV.
SIMON BELOFF,
Real Estate. 1908 N Y Ave NV.
I
Evening star., 1936-06-15
HELP-MEN.
(Continued.)

HELf-MEN.
(Continued)
MEN az, with grocery or other retail ex
perience. willing to start on sales drive at
about S25 weekly. Apply gle. room 205.
1927 Eye st. NV.
MEN-Have opportunity for wide awake
route men, age 25 to b5. to handle an
old reliable line of household necessities.
Good chance for promotion. Apply to
IL am 5I3 K st. NV.
PHARMACIST. registered. for relief work:
references. Apply Sanitary DRUG. 2l5 New
York ave. n ~
PRESSER. colored. 1887 Conn. ave. NV.
PHOTOGRAPHERS caller out. to assist
taking pictures OF children on pony; salary.
Apply 800 F st. NV. Room 406.
SALESMAN for fastest selling book propo-
sition on the market You will be trained
by an experienced Sc -esman. See Mr.. Muir
ray. Room 5Os; Second National Bank l
SALESMAN able to paint picture;
nent, desirable with future. Apply 2S15
14th ST. NV. Tuesday, 10 to !.
SALESMEN-Severaln new-car statesmen to
sci. new Chrysler and Plymouth cars. Won
derful opportunity for the right men. See
Mr.. Cooksey. Skinker Motor Co.. 1915
10th st. NV
SCREEN FACTORY needs painter. experi-
enced only. District Screen & Mfg. Co..
Maryland ave. Hyattsyille.
SERVICE STATION MAN. experienced;
LANGLEY Service Station. Langley. Va.
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate. learn
automobile parts business. Address Box
16l-R. Star office.
Evening star., 1936-06-15
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
APPOINTMENT CLERK. good personality,
for beauty salon: with beauty parlor tram
ing or experienced Dreferred: apply $50
to pm Emile. Jr.. 3O42 14th st.
AssoRTERS and markers on f1aLwork.
washington Laundry o6.7 K st. nv :
CASHIER for restaurant and delicatessen
ferred. Apply Broadway Delicatessen. 500
K ST. NV. To-
COLLECTOR. experienced. 81 TO 35 years
old, Increasing volume Of business business IN IN
more collectors; permanent position; must
be able TO pass surety company bond See
GIRLS for curb service. Is TO 25. neat in
appearance. Apply Sill Georgia ave. n ":
GIRLS-LADIES to complete sales dept.
Guaranteed salary plus bonus while
sTnlns manent work pe'iT5' for those selected 700
Otis Bldg. $40 18th ST. NV. Apply after
3:;io pm.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. vicinity Shepard
evenings. Call. Georsia 1850. Is.
HoUsEKEEPER, white. refined. live within
and care small home. children: pleasant
conditions Phone Clarendon 110-J.
Conger's Laundry. 23rd st. and New York
ave. NV. - 49,
WAITRESS Immediately; good salary:
must be experienced. Cosmopolitan Res
taurant. '.bOo conn. ave
WAITRESS, single. with soda fountain ex.
Derience Apply AuguSti Delicatessen, 2oI
ind st. Sc.
MATTRESSES Es-.several competent girls eS- *
a il hStf w0TS Natona age
WHITE GIRL ambitious over 20, does
not drink. to learn confectionery buSi-
ness. Good home. board and salary.
Kings Inn. Az MARYLAND ave, Hystts-
vile Nd. Phone Hysttsville 776.
to care for apartment and light house
keeping: one fond of nice home preferred;
State age and experience. Salary. $40 20
Ills Star once. 15.
IF YOU HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE
In any Of the following: Kindergarten,
ehild psyeao4sy vith coese or rapins un
incumbered. an established corpo alton Will
sSe for 0n nd
phone number. Address Box 35O-R, star
0fhce.
HONOR GRADUATE,
High school or business college. with out
standing record in commercial subjects. in
cluoing stenoeraphy and typing. Reply IN
own handwriting, giving complete details
snd references. Address Box 1913. star
STENOGRAPHER.
Prefer young single woman living with
parents. convenient to Georgetown. Must
be capable and have good reference. Reply
in detail! and own handwriting. Address Box
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of an ex-
perienced hosiery repairer.
Apply Employment Office,
ninth floor.