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Births Reported.
Burton and Bessie Dye, girl.
Deaths Reported.

Catherine NJ Ball. 90. 2017 H st.
Jay W. Crawford. Is. Providence Hospital.
Alfred A. TedroT. e, 22s st; ne:
ave.
Henry c. Fisher 80. Walter Reed Hospital
Thomas PEARSON. 80. Georgetown Hospital
Franklin c.. Getzendanner. 6S. National
Homeopathic Hospital
Mary N. Rollins. 81, 1915 Euclid st.
Rose L. Ford, So Garfield Hospital.
Claude W. Marion. "a, 1901 Morris pl. n e.
Doss Lester 40. Emergency Hospital.
Nellie A. Graham. 4S. Emergency Hos
Charles Shepherd. As, Gallinger Hospital.
Infant of Edward and Annie Saffell Gal
finger Hospital.
Infant Of Herbert and Pearl Wicker Gal
Elizabeth Hayes, 80. Home for Aged and
Inflrm.
Robert Dean, 80. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Rachael Williams, IS, Freedmen's Hos
Louis +. Brown, so. 1719 st.
Virgie Smith SO. Gallinger Hospital.
Albert Freeman, 62.s 1926 Providence ct.
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might attract help"
Eileen lifted the long hood and
snapped the lighter. For IS minutes
she poked with q screwdriver and
yanked with a pair Of plyers.
Here it isl" she finally crowed.
"A loose wire got away from its moor
ings" She climbed back into the
front seat and wiped her once-lovely
hands on a piece Of waste dug out Of
a side pocket. Press the gadget and
we CO." she commanded. Cyrus
stepped on the starter and the motor
purred into life. He cast q specu-
lative glance at the girl As they
reared on up the hill.
I'VE lost some time back there"
Eileen commented mile or two later.
Then, after pause:
Have you flown much?"
"Why-some. on the regular air.
lines" Cyrus answered. But this
thing hasn't got wings"
mo, BUTa friend Of mine in the
next town owns a sweet little
monoplane that has" the girl re-
torted. Suppose we leave the car
at his place. I'll borrow his ship
and have you in New York before
the milkmen 60 to work"
"You-fy?" Cyrus gasped.
"Oh, yes. I've got about 800 hours.
I promise not to crack us up"
WE'LL, II you're game I guess I'll
have to be-" he finally replied. Three
or four hours saved might mean Q
lot"
Turn right-here." she gestured.
Fifteen minutes later Cyrus An
drews sat in the rear cockpit OF
bullet-shaped two-seater and held his
breath. In front of him the girl
opened the throttle and listened to
the motors thunder with cooked
head. Then she waved to q shadowy
figure outlined by the landing flares
and the little ship scudded over the
pasture. bounced once and climbed
swiftly. Cyrus relaxed until they
began to spiral downward at New
ark. 1t was not until his feet touched
the rough field that his heart resumed
its normal position.
IF you see Cy before do" he
chuckled, "just tell him for me that
I approve entirely Of his taste in-of
his taste!" He swung on one heel
and strobe toward the entrance.
THE butler greeted Eileen In the
hallway Of the Nelson mansion
with the information that back in
the Adirondacks Cy was waiting up
for . call from her. She darted
to the telephone and gave the number.
Gosh, darling" he exclaimed when
he heard her voice. you must have
flown"
I'VE did-literally," Eileen agreed. II
borrowed 3 plane and gave your dad
the scare Of his life. Incidentally.
approved entirely Of your taste in
Of your taste"
Perfect" Cy chortled. This trip
has made him your pal for life. The
only thing dad knows about q motor
Is that you use it in place of q horse.
I worried after you left that I might
have put you on a spot when I
loosened that distributor connection.
I was afraid you might not b able
TO-"
"Loosened what?" Eileen inter-
rupted sharply. 1.-THE car broke down,
all RIGHT I,s,t MT until 7 ananned an
ignition wire under the dashboard
with the toe Of my shoe"
(Copyrfght, 1861
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It was the last straw when young
Cy wrote from Paris during Sum-
mer vacation that he had met 1.-The
of the Newport Nelson's.
Nov won't that be a fine parental
combination Cyrus frothed to his
buxom wife, Mary.
III disown you," he cabled his
offspring. Young Cyrus. however.
had a lot Of Andrews fire in his
system. I'm self-supporting." he
cabled back. Meet you Adirondacks
camp Aug. 49," he added irrele-
vanity and at some expense. Cyrus
made number Of emphatic state
ments about where he would not be
August 10, but he was smoking a pipe
in the library of the 20-room Andrews
shack when the young couple arrived.
Even the tolerant Mary had to
admit, however, that the girl Cy
seemed to have captured was a fragile
looking creation Of peaches and
cream. Old Cyrus smiled dutifully
throughout the introductions, but
when they were alone he groaned a
what did I tell you?" to the boys
mother.
THAT dollhouse posy will let him
degenerate into a T. B. patient" he
is finished"
Ivy AND Eileen played three sets
Of tennis that afternoon. Old
Cyrus classified tennis as q sissy
game and refused to leave the house
to watch the match. He was slightly
astonished at breakfast next morning,
however, to learn that the youngsters
already had been out for a nine-hole
round of golf. Though golf, too, was
an old mans excuse for exercise. That
afternoon Cy and Eileen went SWIM
ming and after dinner Mary induced
the two Cyruses to make up bridge
foursome.
Cyrus four-spade bid for rubber
was broken up at II o'clock by a
long distance call from New York.
He was needed in town at once for
important action before the market
opened.
The last train had gone, so Cyrus
would have to drive.
How would you like company"
Eileen inquired after the old man
had broken the news. IT was going
into town tomorrow to meet mothers
boat, and I might just as well ride
in with you now The proposal
pleased Cyrus more than he would
admit. for he detested long motor
trips alone. especially at night. "In
be ready In q jiffy," she responded
to his nod. I'll be back at the lodge
day after tomorrow and I'll only need
an overnight bag" She sprinted for
the stairs.
Young CYRUS drove the sedan
around from the garage and
tossed the luggage into the outside
trunk. A minute later the big car
was speeding along the pine-needle
path.
What time do you have to be in
New York, Mr.. Andrews?" Eileen
asked from the depths Of her furs.
I'D like to be there right now"
he confessed, "and the more speed
we can coax out OF this bus the better
1t will suit me-" The speedometer
needle flickered past 80 as they
screamed around curve. It wavered
as they climbed a mountain and then
the motor jerked = couple Of times
and died. Old Cyrus cursed softly.
What Q time and place for this
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PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Wssory bee shS Rp san sGn
aan @s.Sas S.,5s. st7. ,oI p
s sss 81 sS5sf'sssa
EXTRAORDINARY: ELEc. CAB. BATHS.
entihe massage. e29 Eye NV. Dist. sos.
DESIRE RESPONSIBLE COUPLE TO
share furnished: modern suburban. home
$3.50 Br 4s6. after am
PHYsIo-THERAPY TREATMENTS. coll
onic IRRIGATION; graduate nurse; your resi-
dence or mine; hours. 1919. Decatur 2134.
3025 3. West ITO.
CHILDREN-coUNTRY BOARD. NoUR-
ishing food. careful supervision. sports:
esa1eis peaF Nd 9TH year. reference Box &c.
FOR HIRE-NEW TUxEDos FULL AND
dress and complete accessories. Ace"
ST 9TH st. NV.
BOXING INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN AT
s' i sss 'Sy asss
PHONE PHONE YOUR CHRISTMAS REsERyA VA
ess souT p sefors the Sefors
l,1:3O pm. JULIA SCOTT HERSHBER-
GER. Hunserford Tavern, Rockville. Nd,
Route 240. center Of village.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
&C ept inferior funeral services due to In
ability to pay a higher price The Greater
w. W, Chambers Co. offers. q complete
funeral cars and all. for as little as SIS
World finest waterproof. airtieht: suaran-
fsed steel burial vault may Be had from
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corner Chaplin n W. Columbia O432 Phone
beautifnl catalogue Of how we do it 400
ChapIr st. NV, phone Columbia 0432 517
18th st SEE. phone Atlantic 670O
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IVY r q s A NJ
DREWS had

DREws had
carved his destiny
with an ak in the
forests Of Oregon
and the one great
sorrow OF his de-
clining years was
that his son was q
slender lad with q
Phi Beta Kappa
key and q pro-
found distaste for
outdoor life. He
had hoped to sire
an all American
halfb ack W h o
would leave COL
lege looking for
new lumber worlds
to conquer. In
stead, he had bred
a slim young man
whose greatest am
bition was to hold
the chair Of phi
loSophy at his alma
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thing to act up!"
he moaned. He
studied the gaso-
line gauge. Fiji
teen gallons In the
tank" he an
nounced. Must be
the motor. When
I get to New York
I'm going to trade
this wreck IN on q
scooter"
E1LEEN discard
ed her neck.
piece and opened
the door.
do you have
q dashlight?" she
inquired. Cyrus
shook his head
prohered . cigar
lighter.
This makes q
good bonfire II you
want to burn up
the car" he sug-
gested. 1.-THE blaze
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22

The national" soups are Frances
pot-au-feu and petite ularmite, Italy'S
minestrone, Russias borch. Hollands
@wt0soep and epatn's puchsrn
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HELP WoMEN.

vvSFvNssNs
APPRENTICE to learn beauty culture.
Apply Emile. Inc. 1921 Conn. ave.
BOOKKEEPER AND CASHIER, with INSTALL
ment store experience; steady position.
Reply. stating age. salary and experience.
Address Box a-Z. Star ONCE
COOK. colored woman, experienced in pub
lie or tea room cooking; references re-
CURED steady position; good wages. no
phone calls. Apply Tally Tea Shop.
S12 18th st. NV.
CURTAIN OPERATOR, white. experienced.
Apply go r !. ave. ne.
NURSERY GOVERNEss. white, Protestant.
experienced with small children: stay
nishts: $50 monthly. Address Box Book.
SODA DISPENSER. experienced. Calvert
Pharmacy. 1900 Conn. ave.
MATTRESSES experienced; not ever 25
years; GOOD salary to start: apply at once.
Columbia Restaurant. 2505 Penn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS neat. over Is. Apply 1901
18th st. ne.
WAITRESS: white neat. over 81 years,
preferably living in vicinity. Apply White
Horse Inn. All y. I. ave. BRENTWOOD Nd.
YOUNG LADY for position as stenographer-
bookkeeper. Address Box 10-Z. Star once.
WAITRESS EXPERIENCED.
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berg. 90. both Of Baltimore: Rev. Abram
Simon.
Minnie n. Davis, 90. 1922 N st.: Rev.
c. c. Rasmussen.
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Expect Jump in Revenue.


The more optimistic contend that
even this figure, though it is less than
half the deficit of recent years, does
not tell the real story of next years
Treasury prospects. They argue that
increased recovery will bring another
big jump in revenue and that expend-
itures can be sharply curtailed.
The $1,709, 161 900 deficit would in
clude $2,335, 100000 for relief, which
is the same amount that will be spent
this year if the additional appropria-
ton Is limited to $500,000,G00.
If the relief program next year
could be held to $1,500,000, 600, 1t
would cut the deficit to point where
a $5O0,000,000 increase in revenues
would almost wipe it out.
Treasury tax experts have not yet
made public their estimates for next
years revenues. But the figure S.
500,000,000 has been mentioned often
as distinct possibility without fur
Their raises in rates.
Near Balance Held Possible.
With half billion increase in reve-
nues and a cut Of $500, 900 900 in re-
lief costs, the budget would figure out
In round numbers this way:
Receipts --------S6, SOC, 100000
Expenditures So $500 100000
Deficit --- 400,000,000
This budget undoubtedly would be
called balanced" by administration
officials, because the years public debt
reduction, required by law, would ex-
coed the gross deficit. 1t would bring
the first decrease in the public debt
since the depression began.
Even should this aim be realized, the
public debt, meanwhile, will have
reached q new high. 1t was at the
record level Of $34,370,87 900 on June
IS this year. But by next June, 1t
probably would not figure much in the
budget picture. Administration spokes-
men have said repeatedly there would
be no increases. and have talked only
Of "simplification."
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HELP MEN.
BoOTBLACKs. 8. experienced. wanted At
once: references required. Farragut Valet
Shop. 922 18th st. NV.
BOY. white. with drivers permit. to work
In auto glass shop: Apply Ace Auto Glass
Shop. rear 1918 l4th st. NV.
BOY to work in drug store nights q week
and every other Sunday: experienced. Ad-
dress Box s1-z Star ONCE
CHEF. white: only. well experienced and
can take complete charge Of Kitchen: GOOD
salary. 917 18th st. Sc.
CLERK. experienced. white for grocery
store. Apply at once. 100 9th st. NV.
COLLECTION man. junior assistant for
aggressive man: inside S'0 WORK. UnI Address t
Box 347-W. Star once.
COLLEcTORs-Must have car. Apply 621
COMMITTEEMAN. white. experienced. for
seafo0 Oa, restaurant ia must be expe5. shuck
Bldg. 18th and SITS. NV.
pose goo
MAGAZINE statesmen. either free lance
or working crew. See Mr. Knott. 200 Atlas
Bldg. between 8 and 10 am. or phone
Adams 1s17-W evenings.
MAN for coffee route: up to S35 first week
agslihcations. Address BOX s5-z. Star
MAN. able. who can devote couple Of hours.
daytime or evenings. distributing advertis-
- 2 s in lilo ss
MESSENGER BOYS. over -I6 years old,
With bicycles. Cali Mr.. schryver. 1917
New York ave. NV
fadUMR 3E for jobbing shop one who can ca,
% ss sssisy SSFs Go aUr aSe
SALESMAN and warehouse man for whole
perienee: Address Box 77-z. Star once
ssA aI! MEN four: ages % to 45; must
Room Sol Colorado Bldg. 23'
YOUNG MEN 8 or over. with bicycles. for
Appiy Nj SERVER I'VE p isi7 GNS NV YerE ave- A
YOUNG MEN to assist .Washington mgr.
See Mr.. ,INsEsom. 6-s pm. Room $40
THREE MEN, one with Plymouth. 1888
Gs ro4s T sS5 coach
ins ADDRESS Box eus ss f As sasf p once. sou
GOOD POSITION; male stenographer and
aess ss snd 80 ssa,
pe:ted: D. P. Aub. 1414 st. NV.
ATTENTION, men over II looking for Q
JOB with future. interested In earning $50
s snS ever per week Due to our rapid
clean-cut men; no. selling. For detailed
information, apply between 2 and pm,
1850 22nd st. NV.
TWO MEN
Wanted to take established watkins routes;
S 1Is.a income; experience UNNECESSARY: COM
BOYS-GOOD PAY.
Permanent work for boys "a and over.
Nj: schryyer. 1917 New wy YORK five ave. nv. W.
CAB DRIVERS,
Get Our Proposition on New. 1897 Cabs.
Union TaXicab Association,
1880 22nd st. NV. Met. O40O.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
COLORED COUPLE for private home: must
be experienced, in all lines Of housework:
references required; live in. Address Box
S0-Z. Star once.
SALESMAN.
HOUsE-TO-HOUsE sALEsMEN; transport
Room ROOM sos besWeen AS0 and H1 Is an. 3d. NV"
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMKsTIC.
RuPHIRs. .EdPEoYMENT AGENCY has
eSSE mids si
Dn6GyHfIgTI5Jqc AAQENoY; Decetur etis' North
asyI xcFEHs sSiisss buffers houssasa.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

VsOsON sNSVnes
DRIVING 70 MIAMI JANUARY /, CAN
s s:ts ~ sSsS persons at reasonable rate De-
sssa1s Tas.a.; o. s.7 ss.ss
ences exohanged. Phone North g247. Q
DRIVING TO JACKSONVILLE, FLA;
ss::sas.s' sss Po65 to IN second as -: =.
MIAMI; NEXT WEEK: OR GENTnEe;
sa sSGe Hnt dri SSi plenty room. Cali Col
y W!La TAKE Z. ! 10. or pAssENdshs TO
a.9 B..es hss sio night ss 7s SClum0' $685.
pRrvINu .38 PLYMOUTH. 70 MACON.
sx excl D1 Tncoin ri; hssssed; radio; rsas; ref.
LEAVING IN 1897 PLYMOUTH FOR
sensers. Shepherd 1915.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
HEADQUARTERs for CIVIL SERVICE books
soYp school, of1l fsss pri &C. quality DAYS.
NEW CLASSES START
Jan. 4 In al subjects-secretarial, steno.
Md. BooEieepins. R HciaSrsl HAR Early
BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 2 St. lEst. 20 Yrsl Natl. 1898.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
FREE CATAIOGUEEAsY TERMS.
MABELLE HONOUR.
10 Years Of Successful Training.
1910 New York Ave. NV. Met. 7S7s.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
EARN WHILE LEARNING.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
l0l8 VI. Ave. NV. (Near X. Dist 1864.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
"A Lifetime Christmas Gift"
saSH PECIAlM.Resular $3.50 complete course.
enrolled n this month. Individual Instruction.
Snop experience. Graduates placed in posi-
tons: Start any time. Easy terms.
MODERN SCHOOL or BEAUTY CULTURE.
1917 st. NV
MARCH OF DIESEL" FREE
: 32 pages. 1O4 illustrations; relates the
amazng story Of Diesels. Yours without
penny post card Estate age) to
HEMPHILL DIESEL.
Schools, 31-2l Queens Blvd. L. I. City. NY.
Americas Oldest Exclusive Diesel Schools
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CONGRESS BATTLE.
ON SPENDING SEEN
Administrations Efforts to
Balance Budget May Be
Hampered.
" the Associated Press.


Recent backfring at attempts to
curtail relief spending suggest the
most bitter struggle IN the coming
Congress may revolve about the ad-
ministration's projected drive toward
. balanced budget.
President Roosevelt and his finan-
cial spokesman have been limiting at
0 balanced budget within the next
year or two. Achievement Of the goal
within this period appears possible
only by cutting down relief OUTLAWS
or increasing taxes. Either would pro-
woke Q howl on Capitol Hill.
Many Of the assembling congress
sional leaders hold that it will be i'm
possible to balance the Federal ledger
within the immediate future. But
some Of the administration men say
1t can and will be done.
The temper Of Congress may be
tested In the first month. New funds
will be needed to carry on the relief
program for the balance of this fiscal
year, ending in June. President Roose-
welt has said he will ask for about
S500,000,oo0.
Ready to Ask $1,000, 10000
City Mayors and spokesman for re-
lief workers are ready to ask in the
neighborhood Of 81 ,000, 900.
If Congress holds to the Chief Ex-
scutives limit, it may portend the end
Of the annual deficits which have
haunted the Treasury since 1880.
A $500000,000 relief appropriation
TO round out this fiscal year would
make the deficit in June more than
S2,500 100000 But it would frame a
brighter financial picture for the 1888
fiscal period.
The Treasury record for this fiscal
year, ending June 80, would then read
about as follows:
Receipts --$5, SOS 1899 900
Expenditures $3.50 1892 $500
Deficit - 2,596, 1896, 300
Those who hold there is chance to
balance the budget next fiscal year
say this deficit includes $3.50, 900, 900
of bonus expenditures which will not
recur. Furthermore they cite Treas
ury estimates that full-year operation
Of the new corporate tax law will
bring in an additional s328,O00,000
in the next financial IL months. With
these two alterations they can say the
budget picture for next year, without
any change in the relief spending or
revenues, is:
Receipts --------$5,993, 1888, 900
Expenditures $50 7,7O3, 900, 900
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MIscEILANEoUs FOR SALE.

svssSSeASSs~ASSS ON.es
ware. silverware. bric-a-brac. andirons.
on. pair. French walnut armchairs; up
French &c commode. Priced for quick sale.
Murray Galleries. 1724 goth st. NV. North
ANTIQUES glass. china silver mir
Prints. relics. Edeison,s. sis 9Th NV IS.
BAqGED sAWDUsT-23c per bag deliv-
cred Phone orders, Atlantic 1400.
HECHINGER CO. 4EBranches-4
BAKERY. Al condition. capable Of large
volume. Phone Atlantic $500.
Atlsnsie slls. si re 9 s. sss: -0.-. --.
wheels. Hsselton Bicycle q Sporting
Goods Store. 424 9th NV.
BICYCLES. boys. and girls recondit!oned
fas s. sa'e Cabin alsc Jehn Md ona' r.
BICYCLES, nev,. colson. $3.50 up; also
S Ssss IN e. db:T los tess oc
sSs: IsSsa rsss ' ss sSo4s
shop. e46I 18TH. near Col. I'd. Open eve.
BED ROOM. dining room suites: twin beds:
breakfast set: studio couch: secretary desk:
typewriter. Edelman. 1908 Georgia ave :
;155I.. I, aR so9h E5ass .s 81 :s
accessories. Conn. $40 9th 81. nv. DIS. All
BLOWERS. new. s12.5O up: thermo.
stats. SIS; enjoy automatic heat ana save
Harris Armature Co. 9th and o NV. 23e
BRICKS. lumber, doors. sash. steel beams.
angle irons, bath tubs. pipes. etc. Her.
turth. y and o SITS. sc.
BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate
rial from many wrecking Jobs: largest Sc
HECHINGER Co, Used Material Dept.
18th & s. SITS NE. 9th q @ SITS. S.W
6925 Ga. Ave. NV. 1908 Nichols BE:
BUFFET and dining room table. nahoEany.
Also Victrola and records. Sell at sacrifice.
North 1888. Ant. 504.
cAMERAs-We buy. sell. trade used cam.
eras: Cline kodeks and projectors. Bar.
gains daily. Robbins, $40 14th St: NV.
CHINESE IAMP: real Jade. on gold base.
hand carved. $S5; also afghan. hand
Adams io12s.
CHRISTMAS. TRES .vholesale and retail;
keSh. Phone bradley SS.w. zee
COAL, WOOD q on erovEs; Crete Ire.
0oHa0R co. t-0xo0
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HELP DOMESTIC.
GIRL OR WOMAN white good cleaner,
able to answer telephone; stay nights
Call Shepherd 1862.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. cook. laundry:
small family: must live in: local references.
Phone Adams 1865.
HOUSEKEEPER. white or colored: must be
competent: splendid home for white wom-
an: references. Georgia 2971.
NURSE-WAITRESS- References required.
Phone Emerson 61GO.
WHITE GIRL; general housework: family
three: room and bath: Irish or German
preferred. Address Box 336-X. Star ONCE.
WOMAN, colored, references general house
work: must be good cook: laundry. Cleve-
land 1856.
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BEAUTY OPERATORS.

Lady Jane is being completely reorsan-
lied. Here is an opportunity that comes
once in lifetime. Come and see US at
once before our capacity Is filled II you
are an expert operator and HAVE A FOL-
LOWING. We want to see you. We know
you will be interested in the unusual propo-
sition we are making. All interviews will
be held in strictest confidence. Phone Ma
tional 1892. make your appointment for an
interview now. 2Ss
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DRIVING TO MIAMI JANUARY 1, CAN
take two persons ct reasonable rate. De-
catur 1920
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cooks. maids. h0useworkers. laundresses.
cleaners. HELPERS. etc: ref Decatur 356l.
DOMESTIC AGENCY Decatur 2410. North
9011. 1928 9th st.. furnishes cooks. g.hw.,
sayl w9skS5s. hslDssA sutassh houss0sa'
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VACUUM CLEANERS $3.50: Airyavs
Premiers,, APEX Eureka and n,env n, nhsys:
factory rebuilt. completely like new; LARGEST
SSSoI lment IN town: one-year written
Dono guarantee; any demonstration: 3o.
gay trlal plan; parts and repairs estab.
IIsneo nrm no other branch in town,
beWare OF translents and peddlers. See
Wnere you buy. Visit our store and show
rooms Open evenings. For all brands
eau BEST BRANDS CO.. sos 18th St, NV,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

HoUsE-To-HoUsE sALEsMEN; transpor
Room sos betTe.n Ape md Pa Is IN st. H."
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FURNITURE - Suites, also
separate pieces; radios, re-
frigeratorS, rugs, miscellane-
GUS furnishings, china. Pub
lie auction sale 2 pm, We'd
nesday, Dec. %, 1886. Smiths
Transfer & Storage Co., 1918
U st. NV. North 3343.
Evening star., 1936-11-23
Women Buy Synthetic.

Women of Germany are listening
pleas In favor Of synthetic wearing
Evening star., 1936-11-23
Miss Trammell Guest
OF Honor at Shower

A surprise bridge party and bridal
shower was given Thursday evening
in honor Of Miss Margaret Trammell.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Trammell, who win be married No
vember 26 to Mr.. Robert Duvall Of
Odenton, Md. The party was given
by Mrs. Edward John Murray at her
home on varnum street. The guests
included Mrs. Bernard Foll!ard, Mrs.
Angus Trammell, Mrs. Donald Ash
ley, Mrs. John r. Dement,. Mrs. Edgar
Rich, Mrs. James Retew, Mrs. Charles
Warren, Mrs. Alan Poore, Miss Marie
Creahan, Miss Grace Sprucebank.
Miss Catherine Rich, Miss Virginia
Rowland, Miss Clare Ondreyco and
Miss Charlotte Urda.