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buildings were big and set with a
heavy solidity. No design inter-
rupted the f1atness of their facades
as they stretched, three, four and
five stories tall, quarter or half
or full length of the block.
Richard felt as physical reality
their presence closing in upon him.
They did in truth depress him.
crush him between them, destroy him.
all these gray buildings, in this gray
place.
A young man and a girl came
hurrying and laughing out from a
doorway.
will you remember everything?"
the girl asked
I'VE can't get everything that they
wanted. That gang certainly can
eat when they start eating. you
know that. And we only collected
$2.18 from the bunch of them
"Oh, that ought to be enough. Why,
We can get lot for" the girl
was saying as Richard heard her
voice trail off.
X X X
THEY were so very excited about
it, going to get things to eat, as
hardly ever any one might get ex-
cited about anything. Theirs was a
happiness, a full. rich joy in their
excitement, as though it was an ex-
preston of their way of life. And
Richard felt within him surge a
healthiness, as it were, feeling Of
good health. He needed to see the
boy and girl again. So he followed
around the corner where they had
disappeared and saw them in a small
grocery store. He waited for them
to come out.
"Oh!" exclaimed the girl, when
they did. I'VE forgot"
Forgot what?" asked the youth.
"The most important thing! Bread!
We can't make sandwiches without
bread"
I'VE can't, hugh? My isn't that too
bad, because we've. only got 2 cents
left" said the young man.
"Wait!" Richard exclaimed, and the
boy and girl looked at him and
smiled, and they waited for him while
he went in and got dozen loaves of
bread
why, we won't need all that" said
the girl.
Sure we will said the boy, and
he added to Richard, Come along"
X y y
r ICHARD went with them into one
of the heavy, stodgy buildings, up
flight of dark stairs, into great big
fiat filed with people sitting around,
smoking, laughing.
Richard heard one say something
about Rodin, another something about
Won Gogh, a third was speaking of
Beethoven and fourth of Thomas
Mann. And some one began to talk
to him, together with some one else, and
he went into another room to look at
the paintings one of them had done,
and the girl he had met going to the
grocery store was playing on the piano
something she had composed.
Richard saw. as something happen
ing, all the gray lifting from all the
gray places of the world, and at that
moment the young man he had met
was bringing out sandwiches and cof-
fee, and Richard had never been so
hungry, and as he ate with these he
had found, food never had tasted 50
good.
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DAILY SHORT STORY
NEVER SO GOOD

walked across an
empty lot, down a
dark street till he
came to a car line.
He passed a mov-
ing picture thea
ter, jumpy with
lights.
> . =
HE walked on
and on, far
from the place he
lived. In the rest
lessness that had
been growing upon
him, walking alone
offered peace, of a
kind at least. He
came at length to a
neighborhood far
from his own, a
section Of the city
in which he had
never been before.
The streets we're
unusually narrow,
and so were the
c{Io yr O 1Gc Tho
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THERE was no

THERE was no
color anywhere.
Even the last stray
fragments of yel-
lowed, time = worn
grass had disap-
peared, and the
ground, where one
could see it just
here and there be-
tween sidewalk and
street, was a hard,
lusterless gray.
the houses W e r e
gray. Whatever
color they once
had been paint
e d, 6 a y p e r
t1aps and brightly
glowing, had faded.
The sky was gray.
So we're the peo-
pie.
Standing, wi t h
the collar of his
Jacket turned up
and his hands
et,,nE ipta the
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pockets of his trousers, the youth
watched the few of them that trudged
along the sidewalks.
There was an old woman with
shawl over her head. She had
thick neck, one saw it bulging be-
tween the folds OF her knitted shawl.
She walked painfully, and life was
her burden. There was a man car
rying a brown paper sack OF gro
ceries. His feet dragged, for life
was his burden also. A boy with the
peak of his cap low over his eyes,
shuffled down the sidewalk, and life
was already beginning to burden
him.
THERE was no one else about on
- this gray afternoon. There was
no one but these three and him
self. There was in fact, all around,
decay, evidence of death or dying.
The young man shrugged his shoul-
ders, nervously, as though he would
shake from himself whatever bur-
dened them, and then he continued
on his way across the street.
The Spring had come and gone
before he knew it; hardly had he
known the luxurious goodness of Sum-
mer; that time also slipped away;
now Autumn, too, was ended and
the Winter beginning. Another Win
ter, cold days and dark and waiting
for Spring.
Nothing, it seemed, was there for
him to take firm hold upon, to
make the astonishingly beautiful days
of Spring, Summer. Autumn or even
sometimes Winter, intensely, unfor-
gettably his. Against nothing could
he put his hand to hold, if only for
some few fugitive moments, some
thing more immediate, more inti-
mate, than these so swiftly pass
ing days. He thought back to his
childhood, to his early youth, gone
with no evidence of ever having
been. He walked at the moment
merely Richard Beckland, "a years
of age, working from early in the
morning till late afternoon as a
shipping-room clerk, that and no
more.
1T SEEMED to him as he walked
through that gray neighborhood
to his home that he never had known
q childhood, had never known either
an early youth or anything but
what he at that present moment
was.
LET me remember, then," he said
10 himself, "this moment, this now
as I walk along, the faces of these
people I see, these gray houses upon
which I look. Let me on some day
in the future be able to look back
and recall this moment; let this
be eternally with me, something that
will give me a feeling of having
possessed the in-between from now
till then"
Richard went out after finishing
his supper, which was good because
his mother was a fine cook. He gave
his sister the run of the house, which
was also good. because her boy
friend was coming. He left his
father sleeping, which in its turn
was equally good, for his father
worked a long night shift and needed
the rest.
What stars there were shone' dimly
through the gray fog of smoke. He
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statesmen WHO ARE
ACCUSTOMED TO MAKING
BIG MONEY

BIG MONEY
The new Sullivan Chevrolet
co. has openings for three
(3) real huStlerS who are out
to make big money. Men who
can take full advantage of be-
ing with the livest New and
Used Car sales organization
in town.
We furnish NEW CHEW
ROLET DEMONSTRATORS
at no cost to the statesmen.
We positively pay highest
commission rates and offer a
Bonus Plan for volume busi-
ness that guarantees you top
salary.
Extensive advertising, good
location and a fine new and
used car product mean EX-
CELLENT floor play.
Even if you have never sold
automobiles before, but have
a good selling record, this is
your opportunity.
Some of our men are MAX
ing as high as 500 weekly.
Tie up with the Chevrolet
dealer that is going to tie up
the lions share of the Chev-
rolet business in 1887.
See MR.. ROSENTHAL at
once. Sullivan Chevrolet Co.,
460 New York Ave. NV.
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YOUNG MAN. white, for delivery truck;
neat. polite; with permit. Miller Uphol-
stery, 2622 14th st. NV, after Il.
AUTOMOBILE USED-CAR
statesmen.
Most unusual proposition
yet offered for 3 good men of
experience. Just starting ex-
tensive promotional cam
paign that will bring plenty
of buyers to our large indoor
display. Big advertising
schedule starts Sunday. Lib
eral commissions, extra bo-
muses., offer best money-mak-
ing deal in the city. See. Mr..
Duke at once. Parkway Mo-
tor Co., 3040 M st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN.

APPRENTICES to learn beauty culture,
teleohone experience preferred. Apply
Emile Inc. 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around for eve
ming work; nearby Md. shop. Address Box
362-D, Star office.
CAFETERIA COUNTERGIRL. experienced.
under 80 years of age: steady position.
Apply Tally-Ho Tea Shop. SO 18th st..
NV. No phone calls.
CURB ATTENDANTS. over Is years Good
tips. meals. Apply gill Ga. ave. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

FLORIDA TOUR, FEB 1928; MIAMI. ST.
Petersburg etc: private party; subscrip-
tion. Phone Emerson 7124.
DRIVING TO PITTSBURGH SATURDAY.
returning Monday: take passengers.
share expenses. Atlantic 1923 between
IL and 3.
NEW YoRK-TWO LADIES WANT RE
sponsibe person to drive their 1898 Ford
to New York City within few, days; refer.
ences exchanged Apply Apt. 605, 23rd
and E sts. NV, or call National 6a34.
Ant f05 13'
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Rector Sc Years.

Rev. P. L. Claughton has just COM
pleted Sc years as rector at Hutton,
England,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

APPOINTMENT CLERKS with good voice
to make appointments over telephone in
your own home. Address Box 22l B. Star
office.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. with knowl-
edge OF typing. shorthand, experienced
permanent position Apply at once. Ad-
dress Box 32-D. Star Office.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. steady work in
downtown section: experienced. Address
Box 345-D. Star ofhce.
CHILDS NURSE. young lady. experienced;
city references: 81 week. room. board.
Miss Holton. Met. 6610. 1911 M st. NV.
COLLEGE WOMAN young. competent all
kinds of ONCE work except shorthand.
Statistics, bookkeeping. typing. Monroe
calculator Reasonable salary. Address
Box 300-D. Star ONCE.
PRACTICAL NURSE long experience. de-
sires day or night duty: give hypos, best
city references. Phone Adams 5616. IL
TYPIST-CLERK. experienced; knowledge
of bookkeeping. Address Box 349-D. Star
Office.
SECRETARY-S Y-STENOGRAPHER, . years
legal experience at present employed. de-
sires change TO law ONCE: excellent refer
ences. Address Box 30s-D. Star ONCE
WIDOW. no membranes good cook; en-
ployed couple or motheresS home no laun-
dry, Address Box 359-D, Star of1ce. l3'
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SAlESMEN.

statesmen wanted for gas and electric
appliances inside and outside work Apply
SHOE SALESMAN for Saturdays neigh
borhood store experience preferred. Rap
paport's, All sth ST. sc.
YOUNG MEN for dienifed outside work:
must be neat appearing: transportation
paid. H. ?. Hall. Parkside Hotel. 1886 Eye.
THE VIM E. MILLER FURNITURE CO.. in
like 3 experienced household appliance
statesmen for outside selling. neat appear
ance and good background necessary. Call
at 1th and ST. store between o and
II am.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
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SlhSo@xSs faR nsa; :Ss! !sEi2s 81
lnsT inF over '1s 5 new sSfnr I.eond
ductions. Choose from Is famous makes.
ESs on sias Hss up s!ane nev ss uP upsh
1ea very easy uP Perms RFactss kts spf5 1sG 1D
ehlSEaA9E saes 5afsah ga at D,it:f
RRIEFERIIGERAToRs :. Electric trade.ins,
Alb =. ne Lincoln G050.
RUGS. genuine Orientals;- special sale Of
room and scatter sizes; fire examples OF
many weaveS. Rare Rug Shop. 1904 1stn
st NV.
SEWING MACHINEs-sinrer port. cleo,
SO; White, Martha wash. cab elec.. s35;
Singer. tailor cleo, S45 dropheads. s.;
rents S3 up; repairs 81. Lear. West 3o6O.'
SEWING MACHINES = Singer portable
81; open eve. 3O1O l4th NV. Col. 3244
SODA FOUNTAIN: complete luneheonette
Be ean in opTn sG3a sp SoGh ebeap
Annapolis Pharmacy. III L s.. NV.
sUMP PUMP. .Penberthy. automatic elec-
tTic, practically new. Atlantic 4s3l.W
after Z pm.
SURVEYORS TRANSIT and level. paint
Ermder; reasonable. Walnut 6s9s.
TEA SET. sterling silver. with tray: mod
ssel. modern. 5gt old design. Address Box
| TYPEWRITERS-Curr model Coronas
built and reconditioned machines. The L.
| c. Smith and Corona Typewriters. Inc,
! l01S 18th st. NV. Phone National 04l1.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia
mos IN az adv S s. Mo No deIiVeries. 81 G deposit @
TYPEWRITERs-Cle sale $3.50
up new portables. 81 per week; rental. S3
anfh s3 NV cfPtq5 National 4sgs Co. s2S
! TYPEWR1TERs, Royal and Smith. S22.50
each Coronas, S15; other makes cheap.
! 144s Park I'd. NV. Apt. Z. Col. 1925.
HAGTPM H66yEN SkEAfER SkEAfERs EEHRG EgREKA s5
way si4 FAcfoR9 III REBu1I4 5fThi + Ike Ike
NEW; GUAR. ] YR. BRING "ad- = WORTH
BRAaDso o3?R l55o z i4td St NV fdAEP5sP bEe
| VACUUM CLEANERS. EUREKA AIRwAY
E soE 3iheFs pAdPoEY aq6EEF RE aPa
BUILT, LIKE NEW; !-year GuARANIEE:
any any dem99nstEation: VISIT oUR sT6RE.
BRANDS CO.. sos 11th st. NV. National
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Three-piece living room suite upholstered
/ for, S45; covering and new inside material
/ included: made ike new In finest tapestry
/ 2505 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA l0l12.
RUG SALE.
Going Out of Business.
Complete stock of Oriental designs i'm
(9xl2) as low as $3.50. Large assort-
| ment Of all sizes, bargain prices. Rue
ADDING MACHINES.
TypeWriters, All Makes
Rebuilt, Sold, Rented and Repaired.
SPECIALS.
Burroughs adding machine. onsoo NJ
Underwood typewriters rebuilt - 29.5o
Burroughs typewriters, nearly new:
Monroe calcuiators 1850
/ Free rental of typewriters to students
who cannot afford to pay for reason
UNITED,
National 6063 s13 14th St. NV.
ELECTRIC REFRIGER-
ATORS reduced for clear
ance. CroSley, Norge, West
inghouse and Kelvinator floor
models. Fifth Floor, THE
PALAIS ROYAL.
WASHERS AND IRONERS
reduced for clearance. Apex,
Norge and A. B. C. floor
models. See these before
buying. Fifth Floor, THE
PALAIS ROYAL.
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PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait Emergency Laboratory Room COL
Westory Bldg. l4th and F Open Sun. In
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
LET DR. DELLA LEDENBECKER'S SPLEN-
did hands rub your aches and pains away.
3O25 o. West 1120.
CHILDREN: COUNTRY BOARD, NoUR-
ishing food careful supervision. SCHOOLS
near 11th yr.: ref Box So, Clarksv1lle Md.
MEN ONLY-ELEC. CAB. BATH. STIMU-
lating machines. infra red and sun tan:
929 Eye Dist 670S. Late 1901 st. IL
BEAUTIFUL ROOM WITH PORCH IN
lovely home of nurse for aged or invalid
lady: ideal location: special diet. Reier-
SPECIAL-REDUCING. 8 TREAT, S4; RE,
moves fat in spots: results assured. 1928
Riggs pl (bet. r and s.. Parking. North
R20S.
PEDIGREED. WINNING PERSIAN
cat; trade for small pedigreed dog. Call
Wisconsin 4399. IL.
NURSE DESIRES HOURLY NURSING;
excellent masseuse; treatments for i'm
proving invalid circulation. Dec. 2134
CYNTHIA WARNER SCHOOL.
Nursery to Fourth Grade.
1405 Emerson NV. Georgia 5000.
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PRACTICAL BUILDERS. skilled mechanics
will build your home; contract or day
work. plans and specifications. Address
BOX 33o-D Star office
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. wishes Job cleaning ant
or bachelor quarters on Sat; good REL
Pot. 1874.
GIRL. colored, general hopsework, DAYS
work, part time, plain cooking. no laun-
dry. Call Line. 153s-W.
GIRL, colored, reliable. wants days work
or by the week. Line. l0O3l.
GIRL. colored wants work OF any kind;
home nights, good cook; reference. Dec.
GIRL, colored wants, Job as mother'Ss S S
helper or nursing. Will stay or go. Apply
$40 r St NV.
GIRL. colored. wants Job as nursemaid or
light housework. North 2424-J,
GIRL. colored. excellent cook. g.h.w.;, stay
nights: recommended by present employer.
Wisconsin Also between 10 and
GIRL. colored. part-time or days work
house, ONCE or general cleaning. Pot.
1868.
GIRL, colored. wants part time or days
work good reference. Call at l232-A 3rd
ST. S.w.
GIRL, colored, neat wishes JOB as mother S
helper. 1898 4th st. NV.
or part time; city ref. Call Adams 1868.
GIRL, colored, desires place as light
houseworker, references. 1881 Kingman
HoUsEKEEPER. white, with little girl,
cellent ref. Box :I5o-D. Star office
LADY. refined, wishes to take care Of
eentlemans home. Address Box 36l-D
Star ofhce.
PART-TIME or davs work of any KIND;
city reference. Atlantic 4f15.
SCHOOLGIRL wishes work after school,
nurse or mothers helper. North 2l91.
WOMAN. colored. desires work part or
full time; with or without cooking; good
references. Pot. 46a9-J
WOMAN. colored. wants part time or days
work; GOOD reference. Phone District 5Os9.
WOMAN; colored. can plan meals and cook
basement. Atlantic 613s-W. 2O13 ClaPett
st. ne.
WOMAN. colored wishes days work or
part time. Phone North 52O5-W.
WOMAN, colored, desires work by day or
part time: no Sunday. Adams 1720.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ACCOUNTANT
Will install and service all types OF books.
Latest methods. Rates from SO month.
Metropolitan 2339.
FOR SALE. restaurant. 1897 class C IL
cense. seating 175 persons. Atlantic
$500 after pm. IL
ROOMING HOUSE (K St. downtown)-
II rms. baths; rent S125; income. S3l6.
81 $50: terms. Miss McCown. zoos H st.
LUNCH ROOM. doing S135 daily (beerl;
rent $3.50: 5-yr. lease. Price Si.500;
terms. Joseph Hollander. zoos H st. NV.
CAFETERIA. downtown. doing 150 daily:
serves 2 meals: no nights or Sundays. See
Maurice Greenbaum. 1006 II st. NV. Ma
ttonl 1002. IL
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man. white. neat appearance, dependable;
reference Natl. 1851. Ewes. Wise. 5622.
TRUCK DRIVER, chauffeur. milk laundry
route, with fidelity bond. Call after u
p.m Line rl3l.
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DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
JERRY O'MAHONY. INC.
$50 WEST GRAND STREET,
III II u ELI

ELIZABETH. N j.
35-SANDWICHES AND BEER; rent.
$50: corner; lease; license palci splen-
did business; SIS handles.
S925-Luncn, 3 rms. bath. garage. h.-w h;
business. S35 daily; terms.
81 ,000-Lunch and beer: cheap rent: well
equipped; real bargain.
S350-Contect., sandwiches; rent $50.
S4OO-Confect.. > rooms; rent. SIS.
Si00-DelIcatessen; corner: rent. $50.
S1.l00-Delieatessen fount.. beer; terms.
S550-Grocery. l room; corner; BARGAIN.
81 500-Groce " 3 rooms rent. 500
S:t50-Rooming house. 9 rooms; central.
S5do-Roomlng house. II rms; rent. S65.
S550-RoomIng house, rms. . baths;
near 10th and Col. I'd BARGAIN.
S65o-Roomlng house. large rms; near
11th ana Mass ave.
ss5o-.oRoomine, house. 19 rooms: rent,
$50 beautifully euuipped; a bargain.
r ". CURTIS. NATIONAL 9l4O,
400 Barrister Bids. 635 F ST. NV.
Rooming Houses Wanted.
List at once: buyers waiting We can
sell your furniture and business in few
EDWIN l.. ELLIS.
1910 Vermont Ave. Room 217. Natl. 1910.
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SIGN PAINTER. Is years experience.
Harry Kahn. Lorton, Va. Phone Lorton
2O-F-2o 13~
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PLUMBERS Apr desires Job in open
shop; 3 years exp; tools. Call Columbia
1916 4 to 8 nm =
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of expert
enced Women's shoe sales
men. Apply employment
office, 9th floor.
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HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN. white. for delivery trucl
neat. polite; with permit. Miller Upho
Stery, 2622 14th st. NV, after IT,
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SUMP PUMP, -Penberthy. automatic elec-
trio practically new. Atlantic 4S3l-W
after L d
Evening star., 1937-02-11

YPEURITERS-Current model Coronas
and L. c, Smiths for rent Bargains in re-
built ana recoDditioned machines. The I.
c. Smith and Corona Typewriters. Inc,
lois 18th ST. NV. Phone National 04ll.
Evening star., 1937-02-11

TEA SET. sterling silver. with tray: mod
ern. but ola design Sterling silver coffee
set. modern. but old design. Address Box
3lS-D Star Office l2s
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SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOuETANT expert; books started. kept
part time. balanced: tax reports. monthly
audits prompt; lowest cost. Adams 1896.
BOY, willing to work, wants Job as chauf-
feur. hotel work or work of any kind.
Phone Decatur 2513.
UTLER-HOUSEMAN. white, useful, seeks
position anywhere; city references. Pot.
O22S-W. Ask for Gordon.
housework. part or fuii time ref. Keys.
247O Ontario I'd. Apt. l.
CHAUFFEUR. white man. age 81 yrs;
exp; good ref. ambitious and intelligent.
515 7th st. Sc. Apt. 3.
COOK, colored. first-class; reference; pri-
vate or public; also butler, houseman or
waiter. North 73l6-W.
FILIPINO CHAUFFEUR, butler. houseman
wishes private situation: very well expe.
rienced: no bad habits. Sterling 9527. 13'
ence; tool die and metal pattern; fast ac-
curate; $25 week. 211 K st. ne.
MAN. reliable. white, wants Job driving;
D. C. drivers permit; city references Ad-
dress Box 353-D. Star Office
MAN, colored, wants Job as driver or
handy man; ref. Pot 1894.
MAN colored wants job. housework;
worked C.. c. G. camp 3 years; good ref.
1403 New Jersey ave. NV.
MAN, colored. wants private family lob;
all-around man; also experienced cook.
2006 sth st. NV. Decatur 25s6.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 1902 11th.
has COOKS. maids. nurses, mattresses INV.
day workers housemen. dishwashers.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 24l9. North
90ll 1925 9th. furnishes cooks. gh. W, day
workers. porters. housemen. kitchen helpers.
MAIDS white for hotel experienced; also
mattresses. Waters Agency. 124 9th st.
NV Room Dos
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SODA FOUNTAIN. complete luncheonette
equipment, etc. 16 IT.; good condition; can
be seen in operation anc bought cheap.
Annapolis Pharmacy III T. S. NV
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SITUATIONS MEN.

MAi!. coored, wishes work chauffeur. cook
or general houseman; experienced. with
reference. Columbia 532S-J.
MAN. colored. from N. c.. wants steady
work. bus boy or helper on truck. or ordi-
nary work Lincoln 0S75-W.
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handy with tools. Line. 7131.
PLUMBER or plumbers helper. Call Lin
coin 0I55-R 1os
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WAT Gilman or carpenters helper, expert
enced; coed references. Fairfax r. F. D.
No. l. Fairfax 16-F-ll. H.
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FOOD SUPERVISOR, experienced in food
preparation and MANAGEMENT OF help: cafe
30 years OF age; steady position Give
experience and references Address Box
4ltj-B, Star ofice
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MARRIED. MAN. experienced IN farm and
iairy, wants work; separate house. J. NJ.
YokleY GO MARYLAND ave. ne.
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VACUUM CLEANERS = EUREKA sos;
HOOVER. PREMIER. ELECTROLLX. Air
WAY. S14.15; FACTORY REBUILT LIKE
NEW; GUAR. YR, BRING "ad,- WORTH
81 y. Open TO 10 pm. STANDARD
BRANDS, 1888 14th st. NV. DEC. 5564.
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YOUNG MAN, "a. Phi. B., commerce;
M A., economics; take any work. Address
Box 334-D, Star office.
YOUNG MAN, colored wishes position as
driver of light delivery truck or night
operator Of switchboard. Phone North
9465. 12'
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EWR1TERS-Clearance sale Sl7.5O
up; new portables. 81 per week; rental. S3
per month. Capitol Typewriter Co. s22
18th st NV National 4S5S
Evening star., 1937-02-11

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia
1883. 5716 10th NV. UnderwoodS, 50 mo-;
4 mos IN adv. So No deliveries. 81 deposit.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
Deaths Reported.

Elizabeth Elliott. SO, 1717 goth st: :.
Jackson Hartford, rs. st. Elizabeths Hos
Mildred A. Faunce. rs, 614 sth ST. s.w.
Seward L. Hume rs 1915 21st st. NV
Evening star., 1937-02-11
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for S45 covering and new inside material
included; made like new IN finest tapestry
and frieZette. Workma nship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSI ERING CO.
3501 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA lOl -,