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of difficulties where a slice serve
would not.
Difficult to Handle
Further, the twist on this serve
often sends the ball to your oppon-
ent's high back hand where it is
extremely difficult to handle.
The grip Of the American twist
serve Is the same as your back.
hand grip (grip the racquet on
top Of the handle and tilt the
frame slightly forward an inch
or two.)
On this service, you toss the
ball over your left shoulder rather
high and in striking the ball you
endeavor to come over the top
of it, finishing the stroke on the
right side Of your right leg.
In other words you hit the
American twist service by COM
ing over the top Of the ball from
left to right. '
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They were Heur1ch Brewers,
GordonS Cafeteria. New Deal
and White Haven; each Boosting
four triumphS and no setbackS
before yesterdays contests.
The Brewers and the Cafeteria
outfits were tied for first place
in Section A, while New Deal
and White Haven were dead
locked for the top position in
Section B.
With Moran allowing four hits,
Dixie Pigs dropped the Brewers
for q 9-to-4 count: Union Print
ers slapped Gordon's clan, Z to
5; Star Radio trimmed New Deal,
9 to 4, and Reads Parmacy out
slugged White Haven, IL to 8.
Tied For Top
Heurich'S and Gordon'S re-
main tied for first place in Sec
ton A with four games on the
right side Of the ledger and one
on the opposite. As a result Of
yesterdays upcetS, four teams
are tied for the lead in Section
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The slice service is the easiest
serve to learn and deliver. The
grip is obtained by holding your
racquet at the throat in your left
hand with the cross strings per-
pendicular, graSping the handle
directly on top.
Toss BAN Slightly
When delivering this service you
toss the ball slightly to the right
Of your right shoulder, not too
high, and strike the ball in a Sic
ing manner with the racquet and
follow through finishing on the
left side Of your left leg.
In other words, the slice serv.
ice is much the same as a base
ball pitcher delivering an out
curve.
The slice serve is easy to place
and is often difficult for an OPP
ponent to handle. successfully or
severely because Of the fact that
the ball takes q low bound and
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Scouts ordered to seek the hin
terlands for promising material
have had to send back the familiar
nothing good" reports when on
trips. But the scarcity has been
plugged by the presence Of vet
Grams, available almost anywhere.
Take the Philadelphia and
Washington clubs for examples.
The AS brought Earl Brucker into
the big show because he was bet
ter than any younger player
secuted. And the Griffmen took
on Shanty Hogan, heft and all, re-
membering his fine record as q
former star National Lacquer, his
ability to handle pitchers and his
potent bat.
Out West there is another vet
eran going great guns despite his
age and long tenure in profes-
sional baseball. He is Larry
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who has been in the boxing
business for 25 years was quite
anxious to make a part and
parcel of the Police Benefit
Association bouts last Thurs
day.
That was the proposed Ingram
GevinSon match, barred because
Of the commission opinion that
Gevinson was too inexperienced to
meet a pug Of Ray Migrants back
ground.
A Little COck-Eyed
Instead they permitted the ex-
perienced Ingram to meet Joe
Archibald and the inexperienced
Gevinson to meet a man who had
Just previously beaten him, Johnny
Pena.
What happens?
The experienced Ingram loses
by a technical knockout in the
seventh round. He was unable to
continue.
And the inexperienced Gevinson
knocks out Pena IN the seventh
round Of their fight; true, after
dragging a very heavy anchor up
to that powerful moment.
And now comes the paradox.
Our SolicitouS commission ap-
proves for the Variety Club. a very
worthy altruiSm, q bout between
Middleweight Champion Freddy
Steele, of Tacoma, Wash, and
Hobo Williams, of Washington,
q comparative tyro when his name
is mentioned in the same breath
with Steele.
Couple of TyrOs
The match is furthermore made
by difference to a matchmaker
who is quite as much a tyro at that
business, as Williams is at his.
So disguised at such match
making, the firm Of Turner and
Ahearn, the No. l promoters Of
Washington and vicinity, has told
the Commission that it wishes in
no way to have its organization
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Woodall, of the San Francisco
Seals.
Now there's few baseball-minded
who do not remember Woodal.
He was a star for the Detroit
Tigers several campaigns back and
before that acted as q helpmate
to the supposed better backstop,
Johnny BasSler, another old De
troit hero.
Woodall is going so good with
the Seals right now that they
won't let him get away from them
Several clubs have been said to be
interested in bringing him back,
while three in the Coast
League, according to Coast League
gossip, who would give cash, play
ers or both for his services. These
particular Coast clubs are Los
Continued ON Page %, Col. ~
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Head Injuries
|. In Big Loops.
Alarming
BY FRANK BUCK" oNEnL

BY FRANK BUCK" O'NEHL
CLEVELAND. June IA storm
Of protests sweeps the country
over the alarming number Of head
injuries to major league players.
Four big-league players have been
hit on the head. Two Of them
are members of the New York
Giants. Hank Lieber was hit dur
ing the spring training season.
Joe Moore, of the Polo Grounds
outfit, was struck down when a
rival attempted to pick him off
base.
Mickey Cochrane lived in the
half shadows of life and death
for days after being struck down
by Irving Hadley. Fred Schultz,
formerly Of the Griffs and cur.
rently with the Pirates, is in Poly
clinic Hospital in New York after
being struck by Cliff Melton, left
handed pitcher Of the Giants.
Here in Cleveland Joe Trehlin,
in the Cleveland Baseball Fedora
ton, was hit on the head by a
pitched ball on last Wednesday.
A fragment Of bone pierced his
brain and was removed by deli
cate operation. The surgeons say
he has an even change to recover.
These injuries to players in all
strata of baseball may force the
major leagues to put into use the
new baseball adopted at the winter
meeting, and scheduled, it was
said officially, to be placed in the
hands of the clubs on or before
July / Of this year. The new ball
was used by the Boston Red Sox
and the Griffs in a game at Sara
sofa this spring.
Raised Stitches
The new ball differs from the
one currently in use only in that
its cover is slightly heavier, and
its stitches are raised slightly
above the cover.
The raised stitches are Inn
portant, and entirely relevant to
this discussion. The present
ball has the stitches sunk to the
level of the cover. The pitcher
has little purchase on the sun
face of the ball. which when
placed in his hands, is slick
smooth save for the perfume
tory rubbing with earth to re-
move the gloss. The rite OF re-
moving the gloss Is pretty much
Of a joke.
The use of resin, sanctioned
in the major leagues, gives some
aid to the pitchers, but not
enough.
with the raised stitch ball in
use, a pitcher theoretically, at
least, would have better control
over his delivery and injuries Of
the nature that have shocked
the country since Cochrane was
struck down, might be avoided.
It may require public outcry
to compel the club owners to
abandon the ball now in use
and place the new ball in play
at once. It is known that the
major leagues have a years sup
ply of baseballs aging on the fac
tory shelves. Yes they age base
balls Just as they age beer or
whiskey. It might come as
something Of q financial shock
to the liberal-hearted club own
ers If they had to write off the
cost Of the advance supply Of
baSeballs. :
Save Ball Players
But the man in the streets,
and the man behind the type
writer contends that saving the
life of one ball player Is Of far
greater Importance than one
years supply of baseballs, or 20
years. supply Of baSeballs.
The new ball, which was com.
pleted in time to permit its use
in spring training games in both
Continued ON Page 20, Col. y
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eASANG CO. HEGHO HE SASSY TOO~ ASLNG WE WILL COL
Ring Pdppies
Drop Their
Guard
By KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor

tHbGS SpOEGS SOSAVS
A paradoxical angle
comes to light in the
matter of local boxing
matches receiving the
blessing of the District
of Colu m b i a ring
rulers, which makes
matters seem a little
strange, if not actually
queer.
Three weeks ago the Com
mission was quite actively turn
ing thumbs down on a 10-round
bout which a matchmaker
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identified with the Williams
Steele match.
The Commission has bulletined
the local newspapers their ap-
prevail Of the match, as well as
Turner's and Ahearn's renounc-
ing Of it; which makes everything
even.
All Of which is neither here nor
there, but just another chapter
In the pickering which goes on in
Continued ON Page %, Col. g.
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Playing of WoodaH
Boosts Vets Cause
Ry GARRETT WATERS

The Of many veteran cache have reached the sports
pages in recent weeks.
The reason perhaps is because of the lack Of fine young
cve which in other years have graced the neups Of the
several major league teams.
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This is. the StTth article of
O. series on 'HoU to Play Good
Tennis" BY ELLSWORTH Vines,
tDorld's professional tennis cham
pion.
By ELLSWORTH VINES
Worlds Professional Tennis
Champion
CWOrId Copyright, 1887, by Universal
Service. All Rights Reserved)
To be the master of a fast, pow.
erful serve is one sure way OF be-
ing better tennis player.
A player can get farther in the
game of tennis with a good serve
than with any other single shot.
There are three types Of Serv-
fees that are popular today.
First, the slice service; second,
the American twist service; and,
thirdly, the cannon ball service
which Is really nothing more than
q variation Of the American twist
service.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 0; Pittsburgh. 5.
Boston, 7-2; Chicago, IL.
st. Louis, 10: philadelphia, 20 tSeS
Ond game awarded to Cards on forfeit
Cincinnati. o; brooklyn, 2.
TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsburgh at New York:
st. Louis at PhlladelRhia.
Chicago at Brooklyn
CIncinantl at Boston,
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Leaders Fall
In League Games
Bv SID KATZNELL

Maybe the heat that played havoc with the leaders in
the National City Baseball League yesterday -Four previously
undeeated teams tasted revera for the first time this year.
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League
Standings

~GameS Den1n0 LcAuoE"
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WASHINGTON. 8: Cleveland u (Sec
Ond game called. rain.)
Detroit. 5; New York, T..
Chicago, So; Philadelphia, 1-S.
Boston, Sc; st. Louis, So.
TODAY'S GAMES
WASHINGTON at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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(The next article: How to
Play Net.")
Evening star., 1937-02-25

MEN a. for personal contact work; de-
tails and pay discussed at personal inter-
view. Special proposition to man with
sedan. Apply after 3 pm. 3l2 Evans
Bldg 1920 New York ave.
Evening star., 1937-02-25
HELP WOMEN.

APPRENTICES for beauty shop: complete
course given Apply l434 Park rd. NV.
AWNING SEAMSTRESS. experienced only
Apply 2Sl3 10th 81. ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR all-around: no other
need apply. Walnut 6G04
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced only
Apply 1898 Bath st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR manicurist special
iZing IN scalp treatment. Address Box
23-H Star office 25'
BUYER ER-MERCHANDIZER experienced and
capable of taking complete charge OF an
established ladies' ready-to-wear store.
Address Box 99H Star Office,
CH1LDS NURSE. white. light house duties;
room. board. S35 month. Give age ref
erences Address Box 253E. Star ofice.
CURB ATTENDANTS. over Is years; good
tips. meals. Apply 5111 Ga. ave NV.
DRESS SALESLADY. smart appearance
essential: part time: If satisfactory. will
have permanent position. 1904 ST.,
Williams.
LADY. refined intelligent. for contact
work: automobile essential: good oppor-
AID. Star Office
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)
Statesmen

statesmen.
FIVE SELECTED MEN who. desire the
fuel-oil business will be given intensive
training for one week, beginning at once.
after which opportunity will be given to
field with one Of the leaders of the coun-
try, Gar is essential; Apply all this this
selling oil-burning equipment for immedi-
ate installation and no payments need be
made until next September
Evening star., 1937-02-25

ROOMING HOUSE. near Pension Office:
13 rooms. 8 baths, oil heat garage: clean:
owner i'll. Sacrifice for. only 5000 cash.
real bargain. National 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash e Largest Rooning House Brokers
Evening star., 1937-02-25
SITUATIONS MEN G. WoMEh.

COUPLE reliable middle -aged. white.
tor watchman: go city 'or country: refer
ence. 1851 N. Capitol St, Apt. %. 26'
GERMAN COUPLE. excellent cook and first
butler. experienced managers of big estate.
offer their highly recommended service.
Address Box 97-H, Star Office 25'
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ALTERATIONS. coats refined dressmak-
ing; hens, Soc up; moderate prices. Met.
1892, Apt. 3O3. s15 18th st. NV. 26'
APT. MANAGER, 8 years exp. with satis-
factory results: best references: moderate
salary. Address Box 105-H. Star ofice.
EXCELLENT COOK. good manager; Ger
man: Al ref. Address Box 124-H. Star
Evening star., 1937-02-25

OYSTER SHUCKER white or colored. ex-
perienced Apply 350a Georgia ave.
PHOTO COUPON SOLICITORS new offer).
See Mr. Proper 302 American Bldg. 1917
F St (mornlngsl.
Evening star., 1937-02-25
HELP WoMEN.
(COntinued.)

GIRL as file clerk in legal publication
SaSns HSs sS SO wssE sfs uy ss t.
Sdd4ess Box sss Song i Star Once
MATRON, girls schools Catholic preferred.
Address Box 33-E. Star ONCE.
sAIEsLApIEs; thoroyghly expsrlenced;
possion sSiif and sep st.
SALESLADIES, experienced, for coat, suit
and dress dept. Nugent,s l2lO @ st. NV.
STENoGRApHER may have free use OF
or give deess
1O9-H. Star ONCE. 26'
spoy ss arR 4tS ons s. who nx is willing to work
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS-Large DOWN
with successful experience in selling over
eosmeties. cos appiianees M seG or % real estate. Work
to be done at ONCE: straight salary and
commission. Telephone at once for ap-
pointment National 2620.
OF age. Apply 5l11 Georgia ave. NV.
WAITRESS white. over Fl years prefer
ably living in vicinity. Apply White Horse
Inn. 42l1 Rhode Island ave-. Brentwood.
WOMAN. able. cultured. married preferred,
for telephone soliciting from her own
home; pleasant work. may be done in spare
time. day or evenings: experience unnec-
sssara fcea a naS sth 81 ADRis In person ai'er
YOUNG LADIES CD. under %. for re-
search: mailing list dept: large CORPORA
travel: salary. travel exp: permanent
A Apply Mr.. HaEmann. Houston Hotel; :-5
combination saleslady and seamstress.
Address Box oO7-C Star office.
YOUNG LADY. white. age 2l-2b. to help
around house and store. Good home and
ALL-AROUND OPERATOR = Permanent
Salon. 1877 F st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-CASHIER,
Experienced in credit installment store:
quired. Address Box I7-H Star ONCE, 26'
SALESLADY, young woman,
only experienced considered.
Splendid opportunity. Apply
office, 4th floor, Pasternak,
1919 Conn. ave. NV.
CHOCOLATE DIPPER, FAIR
LY EXPERIENCED. APPLY
SUPERINTENDENT'S OF
FICE, 4th FLOOR, S. KANN'S
SONS co.
YOUNG LADY, assistant in
lingerie, hosiery and acces-
sories department; only ex-
perienced considered. Splen-
did opportunity offered. Ap-
ply office, 4th floor, Faster
max, 1919 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-02-25

REMUNERATIvE POSITION FOR GOOD
SALESMAN IN DISTRICT Office national
educational organization Must have car,
sales ability and pleasing personality.
No canvassing. as those interested write
for information. Rapid promotion to
branch Offices Tor producers. Phone Dis
trict 342l for interview
Evening star., 1937-02-25
SALESkEN.

REAL ESTATE statesmen Experience not
necessary to sell income property and
homes; Fulton R; Gordon. 1427 Eye st.
NV. District $3.50
REAL ESTATE statesmen for progressive
ofhce;- Spring season opening. leads fur
nished. every cooperation extended 3516
Conn. ave. NV. Mr.. Ladley. sales manager.
THE LITERARY DIGEST offers statesmen
unequaled opportunity. 25-vol Encyclo-
pedla combination offer. 9lS F st. NV.
WE HAVE II statesmen earning better
than SO per week; we need . more men
who Will follow instructions that will ena
BILE them to become members Of this or
ganization. We sell schools. therefore a
car is necessary. Apply between 10 and 3.
S1S National Press Bldg.
statesmen WANTED-Automobile selling
experience unnecessary. DemonStrator plan
A new deal whereby you are paid for your
efforts as well as commissions on sales
Earnings from S115 to $500 per month.
See Mr.. Waugh. 2o17 Virginia ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN WANTED.
Over "a, neat appearance, hard
work, good earnings. See Person.
mel Manager, 1910 VT. ave. NV,
Rm. 205, Friday, 10 am. sharp.
Evening star., 1937-02-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED COUPLE wife good cook, man
TO help around house ref. North O669.
COLORED GIRL desires sewing at home.
out or personal Laundry for single or eou-
CoLORED WOMAN. -, desires place as
mothers helper: Just from the country;
small salary. can stay III or out. l3l4
.Sth st NV. Apt. 4 .G'
COOK, colored, experienced wants ghw:
can take charge all dinner parties: stay
nights; city ref; $50 month. Cal at
1888 T ST. NV. 70
GENERAL HOUSEWORK or cooking by ex-
perIenced colored woman; references. Call
West l566-J
GIRL. colored married wants general
housework with small family: stay nights.
Decatur nl50-J.
work Of any kind; good references. li24
.I6th st NV
GIRL. colored. wants housework, plain
cooking; stay in or out Phone North
l0O69
GIRL colored. neat wishes Job, any kind;
city references. 3l6 Elm st. NV.
or general housework. Call Decatur @l73.
GIRL colored. reliable wishes general
housework and plain cooking; can stay
nights Phone Adams 44S3-J
GIRL. colored neat. wants genera! house
work. days work. Apply }22 L st. Sc.
GIRL. colored wishes work days part
time or week reference. Met. $3.50
GIRL. colored from South Carolina. wants
Job general houSework. no cooking. Po-
tomac 25G1.
GIRL experienced. good reference; light
morning work cook. 6 hw. day. North
ti56S
GIRL. colored. desires general housework.
plain cooking; stay nights. National 1614.
a.m.-4 pm.
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work Of any kind. Decatur 1895.
GIRL. colored Virginian. reliable wants
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GIRL colored. wants Job as general house
worker; go hone nights; city reference.
Call North 655l-J
GIRLS uwoJ. colored good cooks wish
work. anything except LAUNDRY. part time
or full Decatur 54gO.
GRADUATE SEAMSTRESS. colored wants
Job sewing or light houSework Call At
lantic l5"0-W all day Friday. Lillian.
LADY. white. desires work nursing invalid
or care of children. no objection to light
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WOMAN. colored. wants days work or
morning part-time lob; city reference.
District 49,.
WOMAN. colored wishes Job days work
or laundry. Phone Lincoln 5153-J. Call
after 6
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good, willing worker. Call District 1884.
Evening star., 1937-02-25

CRAFTSMAN AND ESTIMATOR. expert
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learn air-condltionlng; state experience
and salary expected. Address Box lo3-C.
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COLLECTOR OR SOLICITOR. full or part
time; permanent position to reliable man.
also advertising solicitor. National 4S13.
CURB ATTENDANTS; over IS years: good
tips meals. Apply 5ll1 Ga. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-02-25

DESIRABLE connection open for man with
good appearance and personality financial
responsibility, wide acquaintance ability
10 talk to people. Outside work on mort
gage loans. Good chance for advance
ment. State qualifications. Address Box
14a-C Star Office
Evening star., 1937-02-25
0lympics Site Chosen.

After considering 10 possible sites
for the 1910 Olympic games stadium,
Toxic has chosen the Outer Garden
of the Meiji Shrine, center of an
area held sacred to the memory OF
the great Emperor Meiji
Evening star., 1937-02-25

AUOMoBILE MECHANIC to work ON Dodge
and Plymouth: steady Job. straight salary.
Falls Church Motors. telephone Falls
Church 25S. Dodge dealers. -
AUTO PAINTER who can stripe and match
colors. Columbia Auto Shop. rear 12lo
10Th st NV
Evening star., 1937-02-25
THE BOY WHO MADE GOOD.

HEARD TOUR ACT ON TIE
lRAOiO LAST Ni0AT TOU WE'RE
lfunJNieR THAN EVER. 6UT WHAT
WANT 70 KNOW IS HOW YOU
SeT AWAY WITH PLU6oW0 7FfG1
k1OWG YOU <1AOE ~ HOLLYWOOD
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DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
WRITE FOR CATALOG.
JERRY O'MAHONY. INC.
900 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N. ].
S225-Rooming house, & rooms rent S42.
S:325-Rooming house. 9 rooms; central.
S55O-Rooming house, = rooms :. baths.
S65O-Rooming house. s rooms; bargain.
Ss50-Rooming house. 10 rooms . baths.
S950-Rooming house. l3 rooms: central.
S225-Cigars. news. sandwiches; rent. $50.
S400-Delicatessen. sandwiches. large
room; apartment house section.
S350-Lunch and 4 rooms; central.
S925-Lunch. 3 rooms. bath and garage.
Rent. S35. Splendid business.
r. NJ. CURTIS NATIONAL 914O.
dOO ParriStpr Rldp R1h = CT N w
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PERSONAL

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room sol
Westory Bldg. 14th and Open Sun. am
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENBECKER'S SPLEN-
did hands rub your aches and pains away.
3025 o. West 1870
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMERWERCK
1865 Columbia rd Adams 03SS.
LOVELY ROOMS FOR INvALIDS IN
nurses home; very reasonable. Shepherd
3546-J
LET US WRITE THEM FOR YOU
Speeches. debates. theses. prose. rhyme or
research on any subject. Writing Service
Box 1l5-H Star Office 26'
NURSE DESIRES HOURLY NURSING: EX-
cellent masseuse: treatments for improving
invalid circulation Decatur 2l34. 25'
Evening star., 1937-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(COnfipuadN

STUDIO COUCH. $40: one single-bed mat
treSs. practically new. So. Columbia 1926
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale. SI7.50
per month Capitol Typewriter Co. s22
18th st. NV. National 1855.
TYPEWRITERS. all makes. like new: guar
anteed easy prices. We rent. repair.
Standard TypeWCiter Co, 723 10th ST. n W.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL. SERVICE. Georgia
4 mos in adv Sc No deliveries. ST deposit
VACUUM CLEANERS - Eureka, S575;
Electrolux or Premier 1915 Hoover or
Air-Way: Sl2.75: like new: guar / yr;
open to 10 . m: we deliver. Decatur 5564
Standard Brands. 1888 l4th st. NV 25'
VACUUM CLEANERS : SPECIAL :;-DAY
SALE Eureka. 50; Electrolux. Hoover.
Se;15. FACTORY REBUILT. guar. l year
National 1859.
BARGAIN in kitchenware. dishes, furni-
ture Nearly New Shop. 26I0 st. NV.
On bus line.
FULL BED. Chippendale. mahogany. coil
spring. Beautyrest mattress: cost Sl4O.
sacrifice, $50; leaving city. 1901 Wyoming
ave, Apt. 81. IN. to 3 pm. 26'
FRIGIDAIRES-Comp line OF 1887
models now being shown on our floor.
See the greatest achievement ever intro
duced IN electric refrigeration. Liberal
allowance for your old automatic refrig-
orator any make. We have few 1856
models left az low prices.
J. P. ENRIGHT CO,
e70s Wisconsin Ave,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE thoroughly trained capable of
caring for small home and family in nearby
Virginia. Must have excellent references
as to character and dependability. Wages
dependent upon ability. Apply Room 1872
National PresS Bldg. together
LAUNDRY MARKER experienced. Apply
1347 South Capitol st.
WHITE COUPLE. no children. an-around
farmeI tractor driver carpenter. cement
Rockville. until tenant house built refer
ences Address Box io5-E, Star office.