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DEEDS FILED
Activity in the Real Es-
tate Market in the
Last Week

Carroll Collins, ct ux. $50
acres, Hendersonville. to II. NJ.
Flynn.
Lloyd Walker, lot Fletcher, to
Donald Walker.
Realty, Inc. lot, Main street, to
Sam kalin, ct Tx.
Sam kalin, trustee, ct al, lot
Main street, to John A. Burck-
myer.
John A. Burckmyer, lot Main
street. TO Realty, Inc.
Mildred l.. Bryce, % acres, Ed
NEVILLE. to Bishop Paul Mat
thewS.
Emily Dewey Mitchell London,
ct vir, lot I, Miami Terrace, to c.
X. Lawrence, Jr.
Green River Mills, Inc, tract,
Green River, to II. T.. Freeman.
w. A. Keith, Jr., 81 acres,
HenderSonville, to w. A. Keith,
ct ux.
II. Shprintz, two lots, Fifth
avenue east, to Edward Patter-
NJ. NJ. Redden, commissioner,
lot 357, Druid Hills, to Thomas j.
Hyder.
Laborers Building & Loan, lot
46, Cold Springs Park, to Alton
Gibbs, ct ux.
Mary A. Garner, ct viz, lot 90.
Mt. Home company, to Grace +.
TAYLOR.
NJ. ]. Patterson. ct ux, lot 81,
Mt. Airy subdivision, TO Mrs.
Stella Howard.
J. Il. Crews, ct uX, lot A. Rain
bow Lake section, to p. F. Sud-
duth. ct TX.
Cornelia l.. Nichols, two tracts,
Hendersonville, to Uly o. Thomp-
son.
]. NJ. Gray, s 81 acres, Crab
Creek. to Arrie Hamilton.
w. b. DiSmukes, lot los, Syl-
van Heights, to o. Roy Keith, ct
Tx. p..,
Henderson county, lot, Fifth
avenue east, to Board OF Water
commission. -,
o. f. Bass, ct ux, lot, South
Main street, to X. G.. Grady.
General Realty company. two
lots, Echo Mt. Valley SUBDIVISION,
to Mary Stafler Hudgins.
Florence II. jenkins, lot b,
Chestnut Hills, to H. NJ. Owens.
James p. Grey, seven tracts
, HenderSonville, to James L. Grey'
Jr.
Mortgage Corporation of Vir-
ginia, three lots, Hyman Heights,
TO Mrs. Edna Swanson.
Isable Brickerhoff Carver, lot,
State street, to Marion S. Hankle,
ct uX.
James Booth, ct ux, two lots
Sylvan Heights, to o. Roy Keith
ct uX.
Charles II. Warren, ct ux, lot
1l2, Sylvan Heights, to o. Roy
Keith.
Carolyn P. Brown, six acres,
Kanuga road, to Alice NJ. Nc
Govern.
David b. Harris, ct al, trustee,
lot, Main street, to Madison In
vestment Co, Inc.
Madison Investment Co., Inc.
lot Main street, 10 X. q. Grady.
James Booth, ct ux, two lots
Sylvan Heights, to Arthur b
Shepherd, ct TX.
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SEE BALANCING OF
BUDGET, MORE JOBS
Continued from page one)

- 49,
ture of the service or class of SER
vice rendered.;
7. The board could revise stipu-
lated working condition standards
if found necessary;
s. Employment Of Strikebreak-
ers or sponsorship of industrial
espionage would be considered an
Oppressive labor practice;
Q. Major industries would be
prevented from sending into in
terstate commerce "any unfair
goods"-or articles made in viola
ton of the boards requirements;
10. The bill does not apply to
small business units within the
states such as retail merchants,
barber shops, filling stations, etc.
Mr.. Roosevelt, in his message,
emphasized that his plan was not
only to bolster living standards of
industrial workers but to embrace
the farm worker.
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Continued from page onel
ed by the Is members together on
the ice floc under IN open sky
listening to radio message sent
by the government" his radio
message said.
ain spite of the snowStorm none
is feeling cold. We continued our
work here"
Yesterday the ice floe had drift
ed to SO west longitude and 80
latitude.
"Due to the absence of the sun
we are unable to make further
calculations" he said. "Thc wealth
er continues to prevent other
planes from reaching u.s.
The planes, manned by 20 men,
waited for a let-up in the weather
to take off with their eight tons
of food and equipment.
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CHURCH OPENS
CAMPAIGN TO
REFUND DEBT
Continued from page ~

secretary Of the board, with head
quarters in Louisville, is here to
help direct the financial campaign
and TO preach each evening in a
series of revival services.
Members of the campaign COM
mittee, in addition to the officers
named last night, are Roy john
son, o. B. Crowell, A. H. Hous-
ton, j. n. Brunson, Z. c. Byers,
Mrs. Tom Shepherd, M. Hoke, j.
C. Coston, A. T. Dixon, c. Reid
Dixon, Mrs. Paul English, Mrs.
Irma Allen, Mrs. j. II. Ellison and
w. c. Armstrong.
DR.. e. r. Combs, pastor, whose
efforts resulted in the compromise
agreements to refund the church's
Indebtedness after it had appear
ed that the property would be lost
through foreclosure, expressed
confidence today that the $4,000
goal will be reached.
"The amount looms large" he
said, "but in view of the critical
situation / have every confidence
that members of the church will
respond to their utmost ability"
No solicitation of funds is be-
ing made at the revival services,
but the progress Of the campaign
will be reported each night. The
Rev. Mr.. Pool preached last night
on a text from St. Poul, 81 can
do all things through Jesus Christ
who strengthened me-"
ave frequently hear people
say it is impossible TO do certain
things in science, economics, bus
mess. religion and other fields, "
he said, "but someone is always
doing the impossible as witness
the achievements Of the Wright
brothers, Whitney, Marconi and
others. You've heard it said that
it. is impossible to be honest in
business or politics and make an
adequate living or succeed to Of
flee, but many are still doing it..
And you've heard others say it is
impossible to support the church
adequately: that it costs too
much. The church doesn't cost too
much: in fact, it costs too little.
I've heard men boast that they
smoked Il dozen tcn-cenC cigars a
day, and then balk at paying a
dollar a week to help advance re-
ligiouS work in their community.
The quarrel with them isn't es-
sentially that they spend so much
for tobacco or for.other pleasures.
but that they spend so little fol
religion"
Mr.. Pools subject tonight at {
o'clock will be "T. n. T., Dyna-
mite" with the missionary socie-
ties sponsoring the attendance,
Wednesday night will be church
school night, the sermon topic be-
ing "Thc Dream Church. Love
Is the Theme" will be the subject
of a sermon on Thursday night
for young people especially, and
Friday night will be community
night, the sermon subject being
1.-THE Mayflower."
A community fellowship ban
ouet will be held at 1880 p. M.
Friday in the dining hall Of the
church, and to this event all mem
bers and friends of the church
are invited.
Maya tribesmen of Assam for
merly left spears stuck in the
o.,,o,,nJ 70 ca,vo &c callinp cards
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to Pocantico Hills will accompany
the body to Cleveland, probably
on a special train.
1t was disclosed yesterday that
Rockefeller left no written mes
sages and that he probably did
not have any insurance. The ques-
ton of insurance will not be set
tied definitely until n more ex.
tended examination of papers and
documents is made.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-25
PLEASANT HILL TO
HEAR SINGING CLASS

Announcement is made that
Prof. McD. WccmS. of Greenville,
S. c., and his singing class will
be at Pleasant Hill church next
Sunday at IL o'clock.
The public is invited to this
singing and Prof. WeemS eSpe-
cially desires that any persons
who were associated with him in
meeting ut Pleasant Hill around
80 years ago, be present next
Sunday.
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ROCKEFELLER'S BODY
DUE HOME TODAY

Continued from pa1s one)
Spelman Rockefeller.
Many of the funeral plans still
are tentative but it was believed
that all the immediate relatives
would be present. Those who come
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TWO RESIDENTS ABLE
TO BE OUT AGAIN

Judge J. Foy Justice and Ernest
r. Brookshire, both of whom have
been confined to hospitals and
their homes for the past few
weeks, have recovered sufficient
ly to be on the street this week.
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HIRRING easy you follow the epbystep chart
that accompanies pattern for this most decorative dress
mo 1921 The hrred the bodice and extends
over the top The skirt has front panel ending
kick plea Shirred pockets becoming collar attractive buttons
bow and belt are chic trimmings Make in tub silk silk
dotted Patterns IL
to 2O go Size IA requires Sd yards OF 80 inch
teriaI with long sleeves md IA yards 18th short sleeves
70 secure PATTERN and STEP-BYSTEP EWING lNSTRUC-
TONS below being to mention The Times
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Address your envelope lula Boyd TmesNews Bureau. os
Park New York City. N. Y.
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Maya tribesmen of Assam for
merly left spears stuck in the
ground to serve as calling cards.
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RUSSIANS FLOATING
AWAY FROM POLE

Continued from page onel
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-25

LenOre Kigbt Wngard-on of the greatest Ameri'
can woman athletes of our times-adds this: 81 really
get fun out of swimming. Hard work is part of the
game. It's grand the way Camels help me enjoy my
food no matter how tired or strained may be. And
I've found Camels do not irritate my throat"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-25

JOSEPHINE MeklM
holds records In both
sprint and distance free
style events. Camels have
been her fayorite ciaa-
rette for 3 years now.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-25

GEORGIA COLEMAN
made Olympic history
inher spectacular spring.
board diving victory In
1882. She became a Camel
smoker that same year.
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WHAT THESE ACE MERMAIDs sAY-Dorotby Pow-
ton Hill speaking: 81 prefer cames for their mdness.
They never jangle my nerves. can enjoy smoking
as often as I wish think that another advantage OF
smoking Cames is the invigorating lift they give me
when Pm tired after strenuous workout"
Evening star., 1937-12-30
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

1'I s'i %s': h.ysH 81 sid 'se e.
Tiess' q: SesS Of Baltimore: ths Rev:
NV: and Rose Lichtenfeld. SO. Phiia.:
qslphi ths Rev HsTry sverstons yto'n;.
x;s S'aG:as s.s s. :.s,, :s,s 14sa n NV and
xeod dnSe pl y weos the Rev Peter MAJ Mar.hs n'
s'x': AZ Ana I a9ses psds ILL.,, il: @ sss 5th Ss St. St.
Norveii l. simpson. IS. a"a q st. NV.
and Martha M. Gilmore. -. 8.3 New
Jersey ave. NV. the Rev. E. d. swinson.
Rockville.
Albert he, hslAunt nj vi q, and Mary Susan Ray
~ ~, sotS II Wssh,nston' s%o ruin n''''0n'
Frances Marie ouayle. 80. Wellsville.
Henry william Pooh. "a. and Elizabeth
,.M.. Mar, rGw.rd 4Sss z. both Of shin
sefihess... aefih Mh. Ms! snd Hazel o'neth Smith, '''
Ira M soin s%its " 1s and Mary Stricken
willism HoSara var q G.ii.han Mns'sn 81: and Dor
othy Belle Fleming. is, both OF Fred
willism Herbert. AZ. washington. and
Evelyn Hood Frazier. 80. Martinsburg,
William James Smith. c3. Orange. Va.
and Atheene Dixon Pullian, 23. Rapi-
dan. Va
Reuben Williams Moore. %. Washington
and Sylyiane Bernard. IS, Bethesda. Md
Howard Charoes Cox. o.. and Margaret
Mary Mullendore. 21. both Of Baltimore.
Alexandria,
Frederick G. Bivins ir.. 90. and Anita
Dunlap. both Of WASHINGTON.
Maurice H. Warsaw. ~ and Beatrice
Blumenthal. rs. both Of Washington.
Harry, A. Weaver, 81. of Lancaster, Pa.
and Lou E. Hershey. 30. Of LititZ, Pa.
Jesse w. Cornwell. "a. and Mary I. Whit
taker. 81. both of Laurel. Md.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
JEWISH Conference
WILL BE HELD HERE
National Home in Palestine to
Be Discussed at Sessions
January 22 and %.

Fifteen hundred delegates represent
Ing national Jewish organizations will
assemble here January % and % at
the Mayhower Hotel to consider plans
for the continued economic and agri-
cultural development of the Jewish
National Home in Palestine.
The National Conference for Pales-
tine will be held under the auspices
Of the United Palestine Appeal,
American Jewry's instrument for the
rebuilding of the Jewish National
Home. and associated organizations.
The conference will survey the prog
ress made in Palestine since the issu-
ance Of the Balfour declaration in
1917, later incorporated in the man.
date Of the League of Nations, pro-
viding for the establishment of the
Jewish center in Palestine.
Leaders in the work of rebuilding
Palestine will describe what has been
accomplished in the two decades un-
der British administration, how the
Jewish pioneers have transformed
arid wastes into fertile agricultural
settlements. and how economic re-
vival has been brought to the ancient
land.
DR.. Stephen S. Wise, national chair
man Of the United Palestine Appeal
IN the invitation issued to the con-
ference emphasized the importance
OF the Washington meeting both as a
demonstration to Great Britain of the
continued interest of American Jewry
IN the upbuilding of Palestine and
as a means of encouraging the Jewish
community of Palestine.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
THE WESTMINSTER,

NEWLY FURNISHED.
1912 18th st.--Sinele and double room
warm. next bath: twin beds; inner-sprin
mattresses Reasonable 81
Evening star., 1937-12-30
BIRTHS REPORTED,

Mon ana Lee Chu. boy.
Matthew and Elizabeth Kemp. boy.
John and Dorothy Cooper boy.
Braullo and Edna Rillon, boy.
William and Lena Eaton. girl.
Howard and Helen Mllor, girl
Elmer and Frances Rosetta, girl.
Louis and Mary THOMPSON. boy.
Joseph and Peral Mazur, boy
Louis and Ethel HODGES. jr, boy.
John and Kathryn Harsett. girl.
John and Evelyn Stokes. boy.
Norman and Elsie LuSkey. boy.
BENJAMIN and Elizabeth Posner. boy.
Sereius and Ansela Carman. boy.
Chauncey and Florence Davis, girl.
Thomas and Ellen Foster. sirl
Richard and Hazel Stanley. boy.
Labro and MarRueritte Guiffre, boy.
FLOYD and Mary Presley. boy.
Richard and Marian Dietle. girl
Ralph and Ada Beavers. girl
Ephriam and Elizabeth Dozier, boy.
Frank and Ada Jones. girl.
Ernest and Cora Bostic. boy
Aueustine and Georeetta Payne. boy.
Samuel and Rita stevenson. girl.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
DEATHS REPORTED.

Emma J. Smith, 81. 14O5 North Carolina
Gussie s. Brass. "a. sa2 Tuckerman st.
Ida A: oeer, 81. go H ST. ne.
John H. Pnuger. ~, Sipley Hospital
Matte A. Bunch. 81. 429 Va ave sw.
Minnie M. Snyder, g., 34lO Morrison at.
Louisa J. OBryan. SO, 3o Bryant st. NV.
George Schuhsrd, 81. st. Elizabeth's Hos
pita!.
Sallie G. Moraan, 80. Al U st. ne.
EliZabeth Eisin9er, 50, Sibley Hospital
Lillian N. Murray, 80, 1884 Wyoming
Jennie A. Solt SO, 50 Quincy st. ne,
Anna May Prayer. 81. Walter Reed General
Hospital
Maria Walyel. ~. Emergency Hospital.
william H. White. -; A.s e ST. s.w.
John F. Cephas "a, zoos Va. ave NV
Alfred Phifer. so, 1928 New Jersey ave-
NV.
Anita B. Green. 40. 1900 Conn. ave. NV
Daniel Jones. ,4s. c6l7 Georgia ave.
James Purnell. 4S, Walter Reed General
Hospital
lanes H; Wallace 40; 1914 4th st. NV.
Katherine johnson. 35, st. Elizabeths Hos
pital.
Infant styles, Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1937-12-30

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK. 1912 31th-
Large :nd-f1oOr liv. ROOM twin beds: quiet.
det. home: bkit. opt. reas. Emerson 6437.
Evening star., 1937-12-30

DUPONT ClRCLE i4I6 Goth Larse
warm. clean, comfortable room. sleeping or
] *: cont. hot water
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Situations MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. exp; BOOKS started, audit
ed. kept: part time; confidential business
tax counsel; reas. Adams 9796.
cARpENTERINd and bricklayins. by job
siven special attention. North 9sa9.
CHAUFFEUR. white. single. reliable, best
re-, REL 10 years private experiences. Net.
.my Ss M . ss:a ,Ss pr
FORMER BUSINESS MANAGER, 39 years
Sl Of ,axN white. married. excellent sales
sctiVtesD 81 once or sroxp aoss.
salary. etc. secondary to employment.
:n,fs uFsfn viii ACCEPT nSsen s
personality. Ambitious to enter Advertising
definite s.lsry 20 sos Stk s54e ss Gst s.ar must have
GROCER. first-class. 4 years experience:
meat. Randolph 1877.
MAN tcolored). neat. honest, reliable. city
ele, -.tor: hold permits. Lincoln 671l
MAN. young. colored. wants work; paint
shop and garase experience; D. c. permit;
references. Phone Atlantic 4589-J.
MAN. colored. wishes job as houseman;
also can drive; city references. Us st.
PAINTER. white frst.class. with full
erences. Call Russell" Walnut 1l43.
RESTAURANT and hotel manager. expert
enced desires connection: references; in
terviews welcomed. Box :.5-D. Star.
SALES MANAGER. wide speciality expert
ence, aggressive. versatile. desires connec-
ton With stable organization; available
January. Randolph Ou!!!. ~
YOUNG MAN, c0lored. wants Job. chauf-
leur IN private family; good references.
53 NJ st. s.w. Call after q pm.
INTERESTING WORK WANTED
Man. -. executive, engineer, gentleman
right organization Money not primary
consideration. viii do anything honest II
interesting. Box 3S-D. Star.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers In the Business OPP
portunities columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules Of acceptability. which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent. inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing Of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton, such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC,

RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 5561, 40? 1lth,
has cooks. maids. E.h.w.. part time. days
workers. porters. chaufIeurs housemen.
COOKS. white women. age 30-5O; must
have > years restaurant experience; sup
plying strictly German menu. Bring ref
erences Salary. SO week. Apply in
person.
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
4bt Indiana Ave.
No Fees
Evening star., 1937-12-30

ls4a MINTWoOD PL. .NW.-Very nice
roomers: near 1sth. Col. rd.: reas. Adams
3llU-J.
1859 EUCLID ST. NW-Clean. sunny
3 persons; $3.50 to So SO each.
1894 CONN. AVE. Ivy Terrace-Most
com mfortable sinsle or double room; meals
optional. Decatur 6344
1928 CONN. AVE-Library and bedroom
suite. maid service. unlimited phone, ga
rage; immediate possession; private home.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Resolution Is Penalty.

OMAHA, Nebr. R.-Eght persons
arrested here for drunkenness stood
before Municipal Judge Lester Palmer
and made this vow: Il hereby prom
Use not to take q drink In 1898. II !
fail to keep my word I will serve q
year In jail"
Judge Palmer released them all.
Evening star., 1937-12-30

81 ID ST NE.-Nicely furnished, next to
bath. all COuNruleuceS. 81
Evening star., 1937-12-30
2O22 CONN. AVE.
ROOMS UNFURhIsHED.

phone.
cOLORED MAN ONLY-118 D ST. Sc, rel
sonable; nice landlady. After 9 pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
Closing Hours
for
Classified
Advertising

Advertisements for The Eve
ming Stor ore accepted at the
Main Office until II PM. the
day prior to insertion, and at
Branch Agencies until 1890 PM
For The Sunday Stor odver-
tisements ore occepted at the
Main Office until $50 PM.
on Saturday; at Branch Offices
until s PM.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
MOTOR TRAVEL,

MIAMI. JANUARY 9th OR 9Th: ROOM
for 2 or 3: 1897 Pontiac. Phone Mr..
CLARK. Wise. 1878. 81
LEAVING FOR MIAMI JAN. g. 1898
Phone Wise. 6O91.J. 30s
ST LOUIS VIA COL4. OHIO: HEATED
new Olds sedan: leave Friday: acc. 2 or 5
PASS. Natl. S46O. Ext. tit. 30'
turning later In JAM; one passenger to
share expenses. Call Columbia 1894.
PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY EVE. OR SAT
morn: return Sat. nisht; can take three
passengers. Phone Dupont 593s
Evening star., 1937-12-30
SALESkEN.

WANTED-Man for Rawleigh route this
winter. Route will be permanent II you are
hustler. For particulars. write Rawleigh's s.
Dept. DCL-4-103, Chester. Pa.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
ROOMS EuRNlSHHn

TERRACE N.W.-Attrac.
ont SINGLE room in owners home.
00Sb. 3ls
Evening star., 1937-12-30

/, l1ne 18th st. n.w.-At-
ssm,-priyate bath. Also
hSDe. Maid service.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
SITUATIONS poMEs1Ic.

COLORED GIRL wishes part time work or
days work as chambermaid: reference.
l1oS 18th st. NV. basement apt.
COLORED GIRL. neat. wants part-time
house or chambermaid work: references.
Lincoln lOo,i.
COLORED GIRL wishes work mother $
helper. child's nurse. cleaning: good
COOK, colored. experienced. desires posi-
tion in private family. no laundry; city
references. Call North 25:3-J. 81
COOK. MAID colored will stay nights
references. Call Columbia y5is.
good cook. xood reference. excellent. clean
and particular: sleep in North $3.50.
GIRL. colored. neat. reliable, wishes day =
work. cleaning. Potomac l5S3
GIRL, Virginia colored. wants housework
good reference: no Sunday. Adams oG9s.
GIRL. colored, wants work any kind;
reference; home nights. 4.l-A OAkdale
pl. NV.
GIRL. cOlored. wants days work Tues.
through Sat: Good laundrebs: : yis. exp.
North ;t3uyW.
GIRL, coIored. wants general housework.
fuli or part time; rood tctty references,
experienced COOK. Met. O5HU.
WOMAN color~d. experienced cook, reli-
able, xood reference. Adams .::il.
WOMAN colored experienced wants Z h ".
and cooking; good refs. Lincoln 800 .
Apt. .05.
WOMAN. ,colored.. wishes work $3.50 to
2:3o. high school girl wants afternoon
Telephone Columbia 1860.
LEAVING CITY. wish to place colored
North :4ot-J.
Evening star., 1937-12-30

LUNCH BEER, fully equipped; large seat
Ing capacity: low rent; estab: bus; price:
Sl.t50: easy terms. Box 146-D. Star.
APT HOUSE. 5s rooms. 13 baths: income,
sni: ;o; S rent $500; elec Frixtdsires ~ ona n,l
Il St. Net MSccai 4s,s. :s'"'' "''' NeA'"' 'o0e
RooMINd HOUSE (aptsD. uptown see
tlon; rms; oil heat; good income; on
s.. 100: terms. Miss Mccown. zoos II st.
APT HOUSE. So rooms. 13 baths: income;
81 goo; rent, 5000: elec; FriRidaires in l AZ
apts.; Is, SMs5oo; M.t terms, Mrs. Reach. zoos
BUSINESSES soLp-Entire fee S.. Group
Georgia ave. Phone Silver sprirS leo.
RooM1NG HOUSE BARGAINs-LarEe Sc
iSds tSaien =. at Men, 4ss sf?n' Miss
PARKING LOT, gasoline; dov1town; large
$3.50 cash. Box BID. Star. ~
GROCERY STORE with living quarters.
oTner sse ;sk y sen cheap for 'mmsdi.te sa
BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE. Must have
ming ave. NV. Decatur 575s. 3O'
9yNK 2.asa1,ss SHOE P.1ss s k Nss
DINING CAR. doing good business. making
nice profit. Phone Lincoln 1887. 2 to 8
OFF MAss. AVE, downtown: rooming.
ranges: newly remodeled Sell building
than rent. Excellent income. Owner, Box
32-D. Star.
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES; large station;
busy street; equipped esteh: business: low
rent: price. Sl.2bO. BOX SID. Star.
GROCERY, rooms and bath; 5000 to
S360 q week: could be increased: must sell.
viii sell fxtures and stock for $500. Rent,
S.4 = month. Call District 2140.
DON'T BUY ANY business. Vptil you see
our offerings: largest listi1. to choose
CAPITAL ADyusTNo h FMANcf Co..
1908 r q. N.Ws Net. z818.
Evening star., 1937-12-30

CHAMBERS is one Of the larsest
..,1 r.H-,.. unde,takers in ths
htse ceTDsts fss Sc.s psro,: SS =: :ns :s
Ehapels. 40 ASSISTANTS. IS cars. hearses and
emhulances: Ambulancss nov only &3f
llt6 st. Sc. Hi. e7oo. w. Oo~'
Evening star., 1937-12-30

TOMORROW.
Luncheon. Reciprocity Club, May
flower Hotel, 1880 pm.
Meeting, Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity,
Mayfiower Hotel, IL noon.
Dance, Forty and Eight, American
Legion, Mayflower Hotel, pm.
Dance, Sigma Delta Kappa Frater-
nifty, Raleigh Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Masonic Club, Lafayette Ho-
tel, 10 pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-30

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE. sleep in; complete charge in
town house; in family; no driving. Dis
MAN AND WIFE. on nearby farm; man
to DO general farming; wife to be cook
ana housekeeper. Given Groom house to
live in. District 4535. W.
Evening star., 1937-12-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

STTVNVIVN3 WVWEN.
BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT. thorough
time work; Al references. Box a6-D, Star.
WOMAN. cOlored. wants job, general house,
work: sleep i'll or out. Call Met. $3.50.
WOMAN wishes work as practical or child's
nurse; experienced; city refs. Call North
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