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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19

Society should train it's citizens to
find their highest satisfaction in pro-
noting the benefit of all; but should
be scrupulously careful of using it's
powers in a tyrannical fashion.
The famed Kew Royal Botanic Gar
dens, London, is 288 acres in extent.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

Lions. That's what they are called.
1 didn't say what kind Of Lions we
were going to look for" retorted his
cousin. And guess they look just
as bad to the ants and ohers who
fall into their pits as real Lions
would look to us. Real Lions stalk
their prey or lie in wait for it, but
Ant Lions dig their traps, and then
lie in wait, and that's worse"
"The poor thing" said Sue fpity-
ingly. She meant the Ant, nA the
Lion.
(Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-10-07

THEY'RE here. The Lions are
here" whispered Farmer Browns
Boy, pointing to the sand in front
Of an opening under the barn.
His cousins from the city, Sue and
Sammy, glanced somewhat fearfully
at tne dark opening, as if they half
expected to see the head of Lion
thrust out, or pair of fierce eyes
elowering at them from the dark
ness beyond. Then they looked down
to the sand at which Tommy was
pointing. See, there and there and
there and there" said he.
Sue and Sammy leaned forward
to look. What they expected to see
were footprints in the sand, not
footprints of real Lions, for they
knew better than that, but foot
prints of some other animal, for
they thought that Tommy was play
ing game. The sand was very fine,
and in it were number of small,
shallow pits, varying somewhat in
size, perfectly round and slanting
sharply to the center, like an inverted
cone. No animals foot could make
an impression in the sand like one
of those.
Those are not footprints" scoffed
Sammy.
did I say they are?" demanded
Tommy.
mo, but you said that the Lions
are here" began Sammy.
They are" interrupted Tommy.
"Where?" demanded Sue.
I'm those little pits" replied Tommy.
"Those are Lion traps. I don't mean
traps set to catch Lions, but made by
Lions, and there is one at the bottom
of each little pit"
"Aw. talk sense" said Sammy dis
eussedly. whats the joke, anyway"
Meanwhile Sue had been peering
into one after another of the tiny
pits in the sand. There's nothing
in them," she declared.
Says you'll" retorted Tommy. "See
that ant coming this way? Keep
your eyes on it."
big ant was running this way
and that way, as ants have a way
OF doing when without a definite
objective. 1t approached one of the
little pits. apparently without being
aware that it was there. A foot
slipped over the edge and sent some
tiny grains of sand rolling to the
bottom. More grains of sand on the
edge gave way and half the ants
body slipped over the edge. The ant
began to struggle to get back, and
= thls dislodged more sand. and a second
later the ant was rolling down the
steep slope to the bottom.
"Oh, OH" shrieked Sue. There's
something down there at the bottom
It's trying to catch the anti"
1T was true. AS the ant hit the
bottom the sand there stirred vigor-
ously and something seemed to grab
at the ant.
I told you that there was a Lion
there" said Farmer Browns Boy.
Watch, now, and you'll get a glimpse
OF him when he seizes that ant"
Inc ant was frantically trying to
climb the sloping walls of the little
pit, gaining little, only to slip back.
Then it appeared as if sand was being
thrown up from the bottom. AS it
rolled back it brought more sand with
it and the ant as well. The latter was
seized and dragged down into the loose
sand at the bottom.
Didn't I tell you that there are
Lions here?" demanded Tommy tri-
umphantly.
They're not Lions, they're nothing
but insects" declared Sammy in a
tone of great disgust.
But Lions, just the same-Ant
Evening star., 1937-10-07
TAX WIRES CROSSED
For 13 Years Payers Settled for
Others PrOpertv.

Others Property.
TOPEKA, Kans. tP).-For l3 years
H. M. Guy and John Eyth of Topeka
had been taxed for the others prop
erty.
The error was discovered this year
when Guy complained to the county
treasurer that his taxes were too thigh.
County commissioners returned
s873.88 to Guy and allowed Eyth to
settle for $1,ll5.l6.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

DRIVING TO NEW YORK CITY FRIDAY
or Saturday. accommodate three; share
expense. Atlantic 1S44-R
LEAVING OCT. 10 FOR FLORIDA, TAKE
one passenger; share expenses. District
2074.
WANTED TRANSPORTATION TO DEN
yer. Colo. or vicinity about October %.
Phone Decatur 1850. Apt. 303.
DRIVING TO PITTSBURGH SATURDAY,
return Sunday take three. Lincoln 9194
after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

OPPORTUNITIES for the
small household at THIS
public auction at 2 pm.
SHARP, Friday, Oct. 8, 1887.
Furniture - Suites, also
separate pieces; radios, re-
frigerators, rugs, miscellane-
Gus furnis hings, china.
Smiths Transfer & Storage
Co., 1913 You st. NV. North
3343.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
HELP MEN.
(C0ntinued.)

USED-CAR SALESMAN. with ability to
produce, has an excellent opportunity to
make a permanent connection. He will be
sion arrangement. knowledge of the
used-car trade Is necessary. See Mr.. Pal
mer mere between oil an Trew Motor Co.,
WELDER, experienced, electric and acety-
lene. M. 8. King g. Son, 9TH and T SITS.
ne.
YOUNG BOY to work in grocery store.
Apply 402 G st. Sc.
YOUNG MEN, ages 81 to 35. mechanically
best referepses REQUIRED. Atlantic 1881
YOUNG MAN. with own car. to drive to
and from school. Box 115-v. Star.
YOUNG MAN with light car for soliciting
new accounts, and must be able to collect;
with good opportunity for advancement.
Apply 3337 Conn. ave.
statesmen.
haro-nlttlng. aggressive individuals with
tunlty TO sell line of low-priced new
cars. Men who are thoroughly accustomed
to selling will find that our working ar
positively ey-maker Bona fide leads
furnished; new demonstrators available. !.
cUmPiete Hnny ,n new.car stock quick deliveries
service Center Inc. 1860 end St NV
MEAT CUTTER.
an uespcrately IN need of a first-class
man and Will pay very highest salary for A
good man. Box 44s-v. Star.
3-YOUNG MEN-3
Neat appearing and over 90 years of age
70 assist in circulation dept. as salesmen
tor 70 nrm established since 1878. Apply Mr..
MosSl' MosSl' Hoom ,0S, 1888 G st. NV, 2nd
DRIVER for furniture truck.
one who has experience in
setting up and handling fur
nlture. Must have previous
experience and be able to
furnish local references.
Apply between 7 and 9 pm,
Wednesday, Friday or Satur-
day. 654 Penn. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

ALESMEN-Old-establ company. with
Offices in all principal cities. offers an un-
usual opportunity for attractive remunera-
tion and permanent connection to men with
good business and social contacts in cities
of Washington or Baltimore. Col $685. M
after 3 pm. Thursday for appointment
Evening star., 1937-10-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRAFTING-Map. trade mark lettering
etc. Beginner typist Phone Geo 2477. o.
ENERGETIC WORKER, fast typist, college
graduate; have held executive positions:
arily. desires good, permanent Job Call
Miss Kenan. Distrt 1883 evening, or Ma
tlonal 233l between and 5.
GRADUATE NURSE-Arthritis nerves, cir
Wilson, District 1925.
HOUSEKEEPER for q Protestant elderly
couple; city reference. Georgia 590s.
LADY. refined. intelligent. desires position
overs home; best of references. Box
39S-V. Star, -
LETTERS, manuscripts, articles, envelopes
70 ADDRESS. any copy work; careful work;
reasonable price. Box 370-V. Star. 81
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW, refined agree
able, with car. desires position. managing
housekeeper or companion. Met. 1891.
NURSE, trained for infant; German past
experience; also practical exp. with adults;
VIII go anywhere; city refs Col. 31I7.
PRACTICAL NURSE. middle desires
afternoons and evening: 3 years in last
position: Chevy Chase district preferred.
wisconsin 323SM
SECRETARY s, Y-sTENoGRAPHER. thoroush-
Box 445-V, Star. 81
TYPING AND BOOKKEEPING position de-
sired by young lady; years experience.
Walnut ZOO.
TYPIsT- RECEPTION GIRL-Cal Met.
0540 Apt. 6l9. -
WIDOW tunencumbered). refined. efficient.
pleasing personality, MANAGEMENT house or
guest house; we'll experienced buying and
serving foods: best local references. Met
5Io2
WOMAN, white. settled, practical nurse
or housekeeper; capable. Box 3S7V,
Star.
WIDOW. age 40, experienced nursing
would like home with adults or elderly
woman Columbia 1866, before q pm.
WOMAN of refinement wishes position as
companion to elderly lady: willing to do
some housework. Mrs. F. N. Clark, 5023
Sth st. NV
YOUNG WOMAN. good driver, as compan-
ion for elderly women; Ink. refs. Shep.
34l7W. Miss Spohn. 81
Evening star., 1937-10-07

1916 l. ST. N.W--Comfortably, newly
furn. double rm., kitchenette $50. Also
'front.' single rn.. running water. S4
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.. 3sll Jocelyn AZ =
Cozy room in maple. in new detached
home; GENTLE only. Emerson 9447.
1147 PARK RID. N.W.-Single and double
Tm, att -ac. furn.; reas.; conv. location:
free phone.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
PERSONAL

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia rd. Adams 03SS
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room o0I.
Westory Bldg, 14th and F. Met 1888.
HATS REMODELED BY MOLLO: YES
terdays hat redesigned into today's mode,
LOO to $3.50. Smart new hats to order
STUDIO l011 HI st. NV, second floor. "a
CULTURED REFINED SPANISH PERSON
desires to give private Spanish lessons.
Reasonable. RAVELO District 2O36.
HAVE YOU A SPEECH TO MAKE? A
OF our confidential writing service Per-
written and edited. ghost. writing. Write
to A. c. Seward, 5000 Conn. ave, or cali
Adams 1900. after S pm.
NURSE WILL CARE FOR INVALID OR
elderly person: modern home: good care.
Adams 4301.
TAKOMA PARK NURSING HOME-YOU
will be pleased with our rooms our dietary.
our nurses and our prices. Shepherd 5000.
TAILORING. DRESsMAKING alterations.
fur remodeling. S02 st. n.w.-2nd floor,
Room 27 Dist. 2979.
IF SUFFERING. SEE DR. DELLA LEDEN-
decker the chiropractor with the wonder
ful hands. 3025 Q. West 1120.
-DIABET1C HOME WARM SUNNY ROOMS,
best of food scientifically administered;
also other diet cases. Cleveland 6456.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

fOCKETBOOK. lady's bright green; left
in cab: finder retain money; ret. purse
eng contents: reward. Met. O54O. Ext
Evening star., 1937-10-07

apt. strictly private. will rent attracflve
room. next to bath: gentleman: comforts.
Potomac bO53-W
Evening star., 1937-10-07
ACCOUNTING

S5-Speed Dctation Stem and Typ-S5
STATISTICS AND FILE CLERK.
Begin today. The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School, 500 18th st n w. Met f,33T .
Evening star., 1937-10-07

SHOE SALESMAN. steady position. Ap-
ply Golden Shoe Co. 1926 9TH st. NV.
UPHOLSTERERS wanted See Mr. Gibson
ment
Evening star., 1937-10-07
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE desire Groom apt. part
of rent, exchange for services; fire furnace,
manage apt. or other services. Box 397-V,
Star.
MAN AND WIFE fcolored). want Jobs Of
any kind Phone District 5S1S. s.
MAN AND WIFE fcolored), want Jobs as
maid, cook or any kind, janitor chauffeur;
5 years experience. District 661S.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
SPLENDID POSITION

Is available for college trained woman
under 40. Pleasant and profitable connec-
ton with national sorority. Box 230-M.
Star.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
LEARN DIESET, ENCINES
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

Invading all branches of industry. For
men who qualify. For FREE booklet, write
Eeglstrar. Mr.. Miller, HEMpHILL DIESEL
| SCHOOLS, 921 Emerson ST NV
Evening star., 1937-10-07

FOCKETBOOK. blue, at Adeline Shop or
kresge s and 10 cent store, 14th and Park
I'd. vicinity: reward. Return to 351I 18th
st. NV. Apt. 30
Evening star., 1937-10-07
HELP WOMEN.

AGENTs@SeiI our dollar box assortment
OF 2l beautiful Christmas cards: 500
com. Earrs. Inc AZ N. J. ave. NV.
ALTERATION HAND for ladies' tailor
must be experienced. Waronods, 1921
Columbia rd. NV.
APPRENTICE: some knowledge of beauty
work preferred: opportunity to learn ex-
elusive methods. Apply between and
Conn. ave.
ARTIST tjunior}, ink lettering. advertising
copy. State experience Box 241-S- Star
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. typist Reply
in own handWriting with references and
salary expected. Box 456-v, Star. s.
position: good salary. Call North 4253-W.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced salary
and comn1ission. Apply In person, 2s17
1zth It. NV. LlllaA
Evening star., 1937-10-07

WRIST WATCH. lady's platinum and da-
mond. last Saturday afternoon. Garfinckers
or vicinity. Liberal reward. Potomac 0Ol1
WRIST WATCH tman's), Bulova, white
end yellow gold: strap initiated IS W. B."
Reward Call Walnut QnQr
Evening star., 1937-10-07

RING. diamond, sapphires. white gold
mounting, between Takoma Park Theater
and l7th and Col I'd. Reward. Col. O6O4
Evening star., 1937-10-07
HELP MEN.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-We have an
exceptionally attractive proposition for ?
Dodge and Plymouth automobiles. Our
agreement and commission schedule is one
OF the pest in WASHINGTON. We prefer men
without automobile selling experience. but
VINO have had successful business expert
ehce IN meeting the public See Mr..
ADAMS Adams Brooks, Inc, 1921 Georgia
Evening star., 1937-10-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
CoLoRED GIRL, neat honest. desires
or evenings, Al references. Call North
599i after g.
COLORED GIRL desires general house
work or nursemaid. Adams $500.
COLORED GIRL, young, wishes work as
nurse. Call Adams $3.50.
COLORED GIRL wants full or part-time
work; :h;w. Home nights. Ref. Phone
West 1853.
CoLORED WOMAN wants work; good
cook; clean and neat. Best city ref.
COOK. colored experienced good refer
ences; live on premises. 5631 Bird ST. NV.
GIRL. colored, wants job as waitress: expe-
rienced. Call North 6490-J.
GIRL, colored. wishes Job light house
work or nurse. Call Adams 4293-W
ences. No Sundays. North 2216
GIRL. colored, would like place as
mothers helper and stay nights. 1929
9Th st. NV. 7s
GIRL. colored, wants general housework:
experienced: good references: home nights.
Adams 1855.
GIRL colored, wants work of any kind;
city reference. Atlantic 154s.
GIRL. colored. neat. reliable, wishes job as
ehambermaid or Job in doctors office
Potomac 2416.
GIRL coiored, experienced. with good ref
erences. desires dependable day work.
West 0774-J.
GIRL. colored, wants Job as waitress or
maid in doctors office North 963g
GIRL. colored reliable wants part-time
work OF any kind: no Sundays. good cook,
cleaner: ref North lo33U
GIRL. colored neat, wants work 4 days
a week; reference. Hattie. North 2252,
GIRL. eolored, neat wishes nursing posi-
ton: of Wednesdays: experience and ref
erences. 905 r st. NV. End floor.
GIRL, experienced. wishes job as chamber
maid in apartment. hotel: part time; eight
year reference. Mccormick, Potomac 27O5
GIRL. colored desires lob as general house
worker; city<reference: stay nights. Call
GIRL. colored wants general housework:
neat and honest: ref. Decatur 1896.
GIRL. colored,. wishes position as child s
nurse or part-time work. Call Sterling
S91f.
GIRL colored. wants part-time day work
or general housework: refs. Line. 153s-W.
GIRL, colored wants work: exp: good
refs. Call Potomac 0561.
GIRL colored. wants general housework OF
gay Washing. stay nights: city refs. 239
st. NV.
GIRL, colored neat. wants general house
work; refs. Call Lincoln 17sO-W.
GIRL colored. wishes general housework
stay nights; reference. Lincoln 7l71. 4 80
9:30 pm.
GIRL, colored, experienced, wants part
time or days work; has good reference
Phone North 9093.
GIRL, colored. wants work part time or
cleaning apartments: can cook; good ref
erence. Call Col. 249s-J.
GIRLS. two, wish part time or days
work: no Sundays: reference. Call North
LADY, colored. settled nurse children. EN-
ployed couple or part time work. 9I3
st. NV.
n c. GIRL. colored wants days or part
time: good reference. Decatur 1s15-J.
NURSE. UNDERGRADUATE. colored. with best
references, convalescent patients or elderly
people; can give messages. Atlantic 743S
WOMAN: colored, would like a place as
COOK and stay nights. 1129 9th ST. NV
YOUNG WOMAN. celored. neat, desires
paTt-tIme or days work; exp. cook; refs.
Call Dec. 4922-W.
PLACE as general houseworker or day.
WORK good cook and laundress. Phon,
WANTEDMCleaning apis. or office oil
getting dinner by reliable colored girl
pest city refs. West 2394-J.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

WRIST WATCH. lady's yellow gold. with
black wrist band; between 10Th and 18th
on SITS; Reward if returned. 1904 P
Evening star., 1937-10-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

.NSIkOStION COURSES.
SCHOOL, OF PRACTICAL ENGINEER
IrNGIClasses forming in licensed steam
DleseL reIg air-conditioning; shop prac
lIce. ool st. NV. Met. 1915
FRENCH, beeinners. advanced: 3 lessons
@eek Ior 50c s to pm. Dupont Circle
ocnool. 1901 N. H. ave. liz
FRENCH AND LATIN. group lessons or In
aolvldual tutoring by experienced teacher
North 20lS-J for appointment
FRENCH PROFESSOR from Paris France.
~ conversational lessons assures yom to
speak FTench; beginners, advanced Res-
sonable Cleveland 4a49
BE P. B; X. telephone operator-recen-
ZIONIST, short. interesting and profit abIe
course work in doctors office, Apartment
houses, automobile business. etc Register
early TO-DAY small cost; new classes. Miss
West' PERSONNEL SERVICE National
ZIl4. Room 204. 1911 G. ST.
BEAUTY CULTURE
FREE CATALOGUE-EASY TERMS.
MABELLE HONOUR.
~ dears OF successful Beauty Training.
$50 New York Ave. Met. T71S
PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS
Popular music taught at your own
nome only; Sheet music and orchestration
work. 81 90 per lesson. "'i0ii
j. L. Partello Georgia sS3S. ?.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

Statesmen. experienced selling silks o
brushes in higher class neighborhood: no
house. to house. SALARY AND. Stat
eXperlenCe Box 1n1-V Star
Evening star., 1937-10-07
IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR
AN EDUCATED WOMAN

Age. 24-45. with above average intelli-
gence; permanent position. leading TO ex-
ecutive work in educational service dept
TO qualify must be able to meet public
easily, assume responsibility and unincum-
bered; to applicant selected position should
pay over $1,000 per year, hours. "a; per-
sonal interview necessary. Write age, edu-
cation, experience and phone number. Box
101-V Star
Evening star., 1937-10-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.

-DIABEIIC HOME. WARM SUNNY ROOMS
best of food scientifically administered;
also other diet cases. Cleveland 1885,
Evening star., 1937-10-07
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
THEY'RE here. The Lions a.

Do not say thing is so.
Unless, you know, you know you know.
Farmer Browns Boy.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

SETTER, male. q mos. old. white with
brown markings: no collar: lost from Gill
utah ave. Wed; reward. Emerson 417S
Evening star., 1937-10-07

PoCKETBOOK, light brown. large, con-
,sinlng, check, change. cameo pin, bills
Reward. Atlantic 6q4l-J
Evening star., 1937-10-07
HELP WoMEN,
(Continued.)

BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORsLMust be
experienced exp IN marcel and permanent wav-
Method. 1714 Connecticut ave. g.
CLERK and stenographer-Salary, S16.
Apply own handwriting. Give full particu-
lars. Box 45l-V, Star.
EDUCATED ED canTaa} YOU YoUNG WOMAN for phone
phone number Box 447-V, Star. ="
HOUSEKEEPER twhite). over 25 for small
family. Apply after pm, 1923 Vermont
ave NV, Apt. g.
LADIES, no experience necessary, to sell
hosiery. aprons, dresses and lingerie to
friends, club members. ETC., at cut-rate
prices, Liberal commission. Opportunity
70 establish your own shop. Coronet, 715
MAID, white, care for two children and
bapy; home in country; experience and
references required; must be able to drive
car. Phone Wisconsin 5S95.
PRACTICAL WHITE NURSE or governess,
Box l0s-v, Star.
PREssER experienced in silk. Apply 5OIs
Conn ave.
SALESLADIES between ages of 20 and o5,
experienced in coat and dress department;
must have local references; salary and
commission. Box 112-v Star.
SALESWOMEN, experienced, wanted for
coats and dresses; must have speciality shop
experience. no others need apply. The
Williams Shop, 1904 st. NV.
SHIRT FINIsHER. PRESsER, experienced,
colored. Apply Wah Lung Laundry, 2445
18th st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER BooKKgEPER with
auto experience; must be neat and ac
curate. See Mr.. Hohensee. Union Service
Center. 1850 22nd st. NV.
TEACHER, single, kindergarten and pri-
mary grades; must live in. Box 113-V,
Star.
WAITRESS-Apply Harry's Blue Bird Bar
beque, Washington Airport, Virginia. q
WAITRESS-Over Is. Apply GA H st.
ne.
WAITRESS wanted to work in delicatessen
and restaurant at soda fountain; must be
experienced. Box 35-V, Star.
WOMAN (whitel, 30-35. at club residence,
operating switchboard, keeping books. ex-
hibiting rooms; hours, 81 am. TO q pm;
three meals. moderate salary. Reply, Civ
ing full account experience and references.
Box :-42-S Star.
WOMAN to care for two young children;
stay in; $50 per mo. Interview Thursday,
WOMAN of refinement for dienified work.
Must be able to meet public and willing 10
work hard. Box 4l7-v, Star. -
YOUNG LADY to do, light, office work;
Washington Automobile Adjusters. S17
.l4th st. NV. Room 402, Mr. Beall. Apply
Friday morning at 10.
YOUNG WOMEN-Old-e established COM
pany, with sales Offices in all principal
etles, oners an unusual opportunity 1or
attractive remuneration and permanent
connection to women with good business
and social contacts in cities of Washington
or Baltimore. Col. 9539-M after 3 pm.
Thursday for appointment.
IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR
AN EDUCATED WOMAN.
Age, 24-45. with above average tntelli-
gence; permanent position. leading to ex-
ecutive work in educational service dept;
TO qualify must be able to meet public
easily. assume responsibility and unincum-
bered; to applicant selected position should
pay over 81 600 per year, hours. "a; per-
sonal interview necessary. Write age, edu-
cation experience and phone number. Box
40l-V. Star
SPLENDID POSITION
Is available for college-trained woman
under 40. Pleasant and profitable connec-
ton with national sorority. Box 230-M.
Star.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

Glasses now available Monday. wednes-
Gay, Friday evenings, 10, $40 month. The
BOYD Accounting course-same as used in
also Bookkeeping Classes. Large Placement
Service. Register early BOYD SCHOOL
OF ACCOUNTANCY, 1888 F.. National o34O
Evening star., 1937-10-07
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

DRY OAK AND PINE. mixed. S105n per
cord. Oak. Sll; any lengths, delivered.
MAJOR CORBIN, phone Berwyn So.
WOOD S675 cord delivered; Pain. length.
Laurel. Md. Route /, Box 179iz. Phons
o3-
Evening star., 1937-10-07
ARLINGTON COAL co.
BAGGED AND STORED FRFF
ROOMS FURNISHED.

s34 COLUMBIA RID. $3.50 wk.: Sinsis
rms, double. 81; clean. outside: { baths.
e.h.w; car lines: gentlemen. Adams 10213.
PORTLAND HOTEL. VI. ave. at Thomas
Circle-SS. 80 week: hotel service: fresh
towels daily; your mail and phone calls
attended to: shower baths. Walk 10 work.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

tIEDAL gold, for debating. on chain sP
Natl $50. Room 300
Evening star., 1937-10-07

SORORITY PIN. Chi Omega: bet. 17th and
] eth. Pa. ave-; liberal reward Will finder
all District 3633. Branch Z
Evening star., 1937-10-07
LIBERAI, REWARD

Coral beads. lost early morning of Oct.
Falls. Pa.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ALTERATIONS--.Dress coats re-
lined. s. so up: hens, SOC up. Met. 1892.
Apt. 1903. SIS 18th NV. q
CURTAINS Of all kinds washed and
stretched. 35c.. pr.i ironing or cleaning
85c pair. North CO.'S.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

EYEGLASSES, lost between 10Th and Con-
stitutlon ave, and 9TH and H sts NV.
IN case marked with owners name; re-
ward. Natl. h110. Branch BIO y
Evening star., 1937-10-07
LOS r.

BnLFOLD, in phone booth of Peoples Drug
Store across from Capitol Theater; money
personal belongines; keep money return
pelonelngs. Met. 5000 after 4.
DOG-Small black Toy Pomeranian sun
Cay, Wisconsin ave. and Chesapeake st.
eau Cleveland 1873. Reward
DOG, last Saturday evening. answers TO
llger; part police; reward. 1889 T
st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

MARCASITE PIN-FOB, ladys. with ini-
tlalS n. k" vicinity Rumanian Inn or
Earle Theater; reward. Bradley Al
Evening star., 1937-10-07

FOX TERRIER, wire haired, female:
name BonnIe Reward for return to
Evening star., 1937-10-07

GERMAN POLICE DOG. answers to
Pete; vicinity 10th and Park rd.; re-
ward. Phone Columbia 264O