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Evening star., 1937-05-02

COLLEGE BASE BALL COACH desires po-
sition as playing manager with B B club
in District or vicinity. Phone National
6S1S pxtpnSi
Evening star., 1937-05-02

rent, S25. Address BOX loo-W. Star
DEICA lunch. of1-sale beer; prominent
corner NV; lovely store; no competition;
dress Box 64-X, Star ONCE.
NEAR NAVY YARD, s,.. rms. 2 baths
income. Sl5O; lease, S65: price, $500;
possession: owner. Address Box 251.-W.
Star ONCE.
ROOMING HOUSE-Mass. ave; 1s rms,
3 baths: price to SELL Natl. 1857. 90b
N. Y. ave; NV.
DINING CAR FOR SALE, living quarters.
ami; also 4-room cottage; terms. 2S
Weber. South Washington. No. Highway.
Box 1913. Triangle. Va.
FOR SALE. GARAGE repair shop and
storage, downtown location; good business:
long lease; priced to sell; small down
payment and terms. Address Box 1S3-W.
Star once.
WANTED. GOOD pa ying business. $5. 900 to
$50 900: must be bargain: deal with owner
only. Address BOX 17s-W, Star once.
REsTAURANT TO RENT. beautifully
sSTipHsa s;ss s f21 sssssn sssnan kasn. siso
Evening star., 1937-05-02

COLORED MAN wants chauffeur Job; city
references; all-around man around house.
Pntnmac lINl-M
Evening star., 1937-05-02

gasolines; fully equipped; same owner
over 10 years: rent. $50 month; price.
81 800. Address Box l0-X. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

STORE AND MEAT MARKET in Virginia.
near Vienna; 10 miles from Washington
cash business, with apartment; two large
ware rooms; long lease to right party;
reason for selling. retiring from grocery
business. Address Box 112-W, Star
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Restaurant: short hours; doing $3.50
weekly; long lease; $1,000 down.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

RESTAURANT. beer. corner; completely
equipped; good business; long lease; price.
S4 900. Address Box 46-X, Star Office,
Evening star., 1937-05-02

COLORED MAN would like Job as porter
or kitchen helper as dish washer; exp;
good ref North 3S43
Evening star., 1937-05-02

MAN, young. coored, wishes work from
$50 am. to l m. as porter or handy
man; reliable: good references. Lincoln
S903W. 1919 Duncan st. ne
Evening star., 1937-05-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


COLORED: cooking and general house.
work: Al reference. North 2O43-J.
COLORED. young smart Southern girl
wishes work of any kind: stay nights: re-
liable. Potomac 63S6.
COLORED GIRL wants general housework
or work of any kind: reference. 1894
9th st. NV. District 500s.
COLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w. whole
or part time, also cooking and sewing; ref
erences Atlantic 6394-R.
COOK, experienced. city reference; evening
or day work. Lincoln 3960-M
COUNTRY GIRL. housework willing to
learn: stay nights: clean and honest. 1871
Corcoran st. NV.
COUPLE. colored, desires work as cook
and houseman; have drivers permit. Call
North 1O082.
FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESs wishes work to
do at home. Adams 3029-J.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER. coiored;
sleep in: reference. 1927 9th st. NV.
GENERAL housework, good cook or part
time BY neat colored girl: reference. Call
GIRL solored. desires 6. h. ~. cookine:
Nosth s1se ~ soe,aW eS Aundr' s0od F's'F'ns'''
Evening star., 1937-05-02

YOUNG MAN. colored. work after $50;
waiting. or work Of any kind. Call 469
Evening star., 1937-05-02

MAN. young, white desires position,
travelling. SaIeSwork or any other: re-
liable and experienced 5l4 5th St NV. .
MAN colored. desires position as night
porter or elevator operator. Decatur 2276.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

GROCERY WANTED. with rooms-Have
$4,000 cash to invest; must do S40O wkly.;
not over $50 rental or over 40fo credit;
colored or mixed trade preferred. Call
Joseph Hollander Met ASIA
Evening star., 1937-05-02

ATTRACTIVE BEACH HOTEL
Furnished and equipped for business
ST Georges Inn on st. Georges Island.
mouth OF Potomac; 1000 feet beach front.
private pier, 4 acres, artesian water, cleo
tric power, 3 buildings with large dining
hall kitchen and 90 bed rooms. Good re-
pair: profitable; will sacrifce terms.
Address Box 34l-T, Star once
ROOM1NG HOUSE. 18th and Col. rd.-1l
rooms. baths; rent 500; heat furnished;
81 $50; terms: Call National 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

COLoRED MAN. reliable. wishes work of
AnY kind. North S1.I.S
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Sandwich shop, doing $50 day. with
apt; price, $500; $3.50 down.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

SANDWICH SHOP. doing $1,000 wkly
lcolored tradeI; price, $4,000; terms.
Capital Adjusting & Finance Co.. zoos
III st n " Met 4Sl3
Evening star., 1937-05-02

FILIPINOS CO. experienced chauffeurs
butler cook and houSeman desire work
for refined family; best references Ad-
dress Box lk1-M Star office e
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Sandwich shop, with beer doins So 900
mo-; 9-year lease; rent, 500 mo.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

MAN. colored. wants job experienced
chauffeur or helper. delivery in grocery,
whisky store Decatur 244O
Evening star., 1937-05-02

MAN, colored wants housecleaning win
dow washing and yard work; experienced.
Call Lincoln 1O65
Evening star., 1937-05-02

MAN, good educ. single, strong. alert,
strictly sober; cleaning. minor repairs, all
kinds; kalSomining. some painting: lawns,
broken. worn driveways. walks reSurfaced; ;
excellent refs. L. MaYS Adams 6412.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Luncheonette. located in large ONCE
bldg; short hours no Sundays; air condl-
toned; doing $40 day; Ions lease; reason
able rent; bargain.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

GARDENER-house chauffeur, long ex-
perience. thorough and capable, excellent
reference; sleep in. Call until 5 Sunday.
North .O1-
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Restaurant, Nets S1,75O Mo.
Air conditioned lunch and dinner only;
no Sundays; rent, Sl30 mo-; price, S25,.
600, terms; our best buy.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

1010 Vermont Ave. Rm. 217 Natl 1910. I.
ROOMING HOUSE; IL rooms, 2I2 baths:
rent, $50 mo-: nets $3.50 mo-; price, ST.
500. See Miss Green
GASTON & CHARUHAS,
Suite Sol, Woodward Bldg. Dist. 7765, .
Evening star., 1937-05-02

MAN, colored. wishes work as chauffeur
or butler; years experience; excellent
refs Call Decatur 02nA-I
Evening star., 1937-05-02

COLORED MAN wishes Job as night jani-
tor or night elevator operator; best refer
enceS Address Box 456-W Star office
Evening star., 1937-05-02

titlon; good business; $1,000 down. Cap
ltal Adjusting q Finance Co., zoos H
st, NV Met 4S13
Evening star., 1937-05-02

BARRIER SHOP, chairs; price, 1925;
| rent, S25. Address BOX 165-W. Star
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Restaurant LIQUOR guarantee Sl75 dav;
rent. $40 mo-; 4year lease; pay roll.
5000 vk.; price, Sl3,5O0, terms
Evening star., 1937-05-02


Well rated Pennsylvania manufacturer
will appoint local distributor with good
business BACKGROUND, financially able to
operate and maintain his own enterprise:
this is an exceptional opportunity for the
selected individual to engage IN . highly
profitable. permanent business with tre-
mendouS potential proht possibilities; mod
crate investment necessary. II your re-
ply warrants it, q personal interview will
be arranged in Washington with . COM
Star ONCE A.
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:: SOCIETY =:
Miss Anita Wilson And
L. M. Johnson, Married

TIE marriage of Miss Anita
Wilson, daughter of Dir. and Mrs.
Dougias 5. Wilson, and Louis Il.
johnson, Jr., son Of Louis II.
johnson, all of Key West. took
place IN Miami Saturday, Jrne u.
II D. M al Trinity Episcopal
Church. The ceremony was per-
formed BY Father G. l. Hitler.
Bride was given In marriage by
her father. She wore a white
lace dress of Killarney Rose de-
sign, princess style, 3 white lace
picture bat, and carried a bouquet
CT white peonies and lilies Of the
valley.
The brides only attendant,
Mrs. R:cnard B. Curry, Jr.. matron
OF honor, wore a dress of pink
embroidered organza, princess
style, with pastel shade sash,
large pirk picture hat and carried
a bouquet of pink peonies-
The groom had as his best man,
Richard B. Curry, Dr.
Ushers were Victor Johnson,
Jr.. and Jack Bailey.
Mss Bertha Foster, at the or
gan, played Lohengrin's and Men
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

A disturbance Of marked inten-
sity which was central over the
Plains States on Saturday has
moved northeastward to the
northern Like region where 1t Is
now central, Detroit, 29.70 inches.
It's movement was attended BY
high winds and thunderstorms
throughout the Lake region and
the north and middle Atlantic
states. Pressure is also low over
western Texas and IS highest of.
the south Atlantic coast.
In addition TO the rainfall ofeT
the Lake region, showers occurred
during the last "A hours on tn
Louisians-east Texas coast and
on the west coast o. Florida from
Tampa to Key West. Elsewhere,
fair weather prevailed.
Temperatures are ) to 10 de-
erees higher this morning in the
Ohio Valley but elsewhere in the
country east of the Rocky Noun
tains. temperature changes were
negligible.
S. II. GOLDSMITH.
Temporarily in Charge
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deissohn,s Wedding Marches and
played ITO A Wild Rose during
the ceremony. Mrs. Isabelle
Traydor sang 20 Perfect Love"
Tie brides mother wore a
white angel slim, long model
GAVIN and rad a eorsage Of sweet
heart roses and white gardenias.
The reception was held at the
home OF the brides parents, re
NV. 45th St, which was beautiful
II decorated With Easter lilies and
peonies for the occasion A we'd
ding tier cake adorned the dining
room table.
Mrs. Wilson, mother OF the
bride. vas assisted at the reception
BY Mrs. Clifton G. BAILEY. Mrs.
Lula Mae Harrison, Mrs. Ed. Mid
yette, Isabelle Peacock and Mrs.
Bob Lewis.
The bride is a graduate of the
Convent Of Mary Immaculate of
Key West. and the groom is en-
ployed at A. H. Ramsey & Sons, of
Miami.
After a short wedding trip the
newly-weds viii reside 1T 81 n. W.
IS ST.. Miami, where they viii b
at home to Their many friends
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The Presidents recommends
ton OF the additional regional
authorities IS no surprise 70 those
who take the tire % carefully
read what he has said IN the past.
HIS maaguEal OF 1885 fairly Ye.
indicated his course during the
fnst terri 81 his presideRcy and
his Madison Square Garden sT'eech
may be taken as text for what
he has IN mind. The details may
not be given but the general PR
pose helm his course IS plain; he
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Announcement
OF Marriage

Miss ElOisa Alfonso and Mario
EdmundO Cabrera, were married
Saturday evening at the home OF
the grOOm's parents, 7O5 Duval
street.
Many friends of the contract
ing parties were present for the
ceremony and delicious refresh
EIents were served after.
Notary Public Enrique Es-
quinaldo, Jr., read the ceremony
which made them man and wife.
They will make their future
home in this city.
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What this extra jacket does for you

NoVEMsER. 1890 -. Double Nj elbow
OLD COLDS were first to use a Cello
phane wrapper as an added protection
for cigarettes.
A good idea. So good that all other
cigarettes adopted Cellophane, too. A
good idea-but not good enough.
ocToBER. 1875 =. Double-Mellow
OLD COLDS introduced the EXTRA jack
ct. Double Cellophane. Double wrap
ping. Insuring the American cigarette
smoker truly FRESH cigarettes anywhere
he buys them.
TODAY The OLD GOLD weather-tight,
climate-proof package is no longer a
theory. That the EXTRA jacket actually
does deliver FRESHNESS to the smoker
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WEATHER FORECAST

Till 7:sO p. m, Tuesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday
possibly thundershOwers Tuesday;
gentle to moderate variable winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight,
scattered thundershowers Tues
day.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Gentle to moder-
ste variable winds. mostly easterly
to southerly; parity overcast
weather tonight and Tuesday,
scattered showers Tuesday.
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Looking At Washington

CONTINUED from Page One)
agriculture, etc, the publie has
identified It largely with the sale
o. power and the critics Of the
policy involved have insisted that
ether devolopmnts are incidental
and the power-yardstick the real
purpose.
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may change 81 sa1s hat IS
jeetixe tie kame HW N
be defeals ~ tmpamfF se
but. IN tine. ~ ~ mAAs 4a
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avoid . iet 81 masnAra - HFeAs
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The Texas pablo safety depart
ment, armed with a new anti
narcotics law, is out to I'd Texas
Of the Unsavory label o. The
worst narcotics state"
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IN MEMoRIAM

OF within 4 little cottage. a. the
shadows gently fan,
While the sunlight touches softly
one sweet face upon the wab.
There the lonely loved ones gath
er, and in hushed and tender
tone
Ask each others fun forgiveness,
for the wrong that each had
DONE
L cur homes be bright and eheery.
/ thev hold a welcome true,
Opening wide their doors O. greet
ing. to the nlany-not the few
l. we share oar Fathers bounty
with the nsedy day BY day.
IT'S because our hearts relaenl-
Der. This was ever mothers
way"
Sometimes when our hearts ero~
weary, or oar task seems vcrv
long
When our burdens look too heavy
and we deem the right al
wrong,
Then we gain a new fresh courage,
as once more we rise to say,
Let US do our duty bravely, This
was our dear mothers way"
o how OFT II comes before Us, that
sweet face upon the wall
And her memory seems more
precious. as We on her Saviour
call
That at last, when evening
shadows mark the closing Of
lies day
They may find US calmly waiting
to go hoEne our mothers way.
In memory Of our dear mother
and wife, LEILA S. Knowles, who
left this life on the 1Ith day of
June. 1886.
JOHN KNOWLES, MRS. MAR
GARET L. SAUNDERS, MRS.
DOROTHY s. CURRY, LEO NJ.
STANLEY. june14-1tx
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feII-First American forces
aad Ser the war-First Division,
A. n ~. sails from New York
fs4 France. u senate. tendency
- ceniralize legislative powers in
the Execrtive, criticised.
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Direct Relief
For SKIN ITCH

A special combination Of medical
agents make Imperial Lotion direct
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the itching Of eczema, rash, letter,
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Today In History

f74T-BlFthday q the flag
ronlinental Congress adopts the
stars and StFipes a. the official
smtiem 81 the country.
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taf6-Esar Flag Rey0lt in
CaiifoFnin-AmeFicans in Cali
Iufnta hearing Of war between L.
= and Mexico expcll Mexican au-
thaFiiies and set up government.
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Two varieties of soft red win
ter wheat highly resistant to the
Hessian fly have been discovered
in Inliana.
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1931-3O,0OO Bssques meet
and approve creation OF a sep
arate Basque State within SDan-
ISL Re7Eblic.
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1935-End Of three-year insult
investigatiOn-Frosecution with q
verdict Of not guilty.
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Miss Shirley Almyda left yes
terday morning on the bus for
Miami and viii continue to Fort
Lauderdale where she viii visit
with relatives.
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Iaz9-Thrce y0Uths, in three
dsfferent iocalities, shot 70 death
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Mrs. Clara Menendez was a
passenger on the morning bus yes
terday going to Miami to attend
the funeral services of her
brother-in-law, Sam Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Lovato left
yesterday morning for Miami
where Mrs. Lovato will consult
with specialist and receive treat
ment for an illness covering a
long period
Mrs. Earl Baker and two chill
dren left over the highway yes
terday morning for a visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs Lawton Watson and son
Roy were passengers on the morn
ing bus yesterday for Miami
where they will visit with rel
arrives
Jack Gait left yesterday morn
ing for a brief visit in Miami and
points on the Keys.
James Duane. enployed with
the carpenter force o. the S. j.
Groves Sons Co., left this morning
for No Name Kew. after a week
end visit with his family.
Mrs. Samuel Thompson, of
Tampa, arrived this morning on
the Steamship Cuba, to attend the
funeral OF her niece, Mrs. Lille
I Gwynn, this afternoon.
Mrs. Florida Anderson was an
arrival over the highway last
night from Miami, called here by
the death o. her mother, Mrs.
Lille Gwynn.
Judge Arthur Gomez left over
the highway yesterday morning
to preside at a session o. Circuit
Court in Miami, in place Of Judge
Atkinson, who is on an enforced
vacation due 70 illness.
Sam Anderson, who recently
purchased Trumbo Island, and his
attorney T. E. Price, who were in
Key West for several days attend
ing to matters in connection with
his purchase, let Yesterday aft
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Mrs. Susan Shelton. manager OF
the Quality Food Store, LETT yes
terday morning Cor a visit with
relatives and friends in st. Peters
burg.
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Sam Anderson, who recently
purchased Trumbo Island, and his
attorney T. E. Price, who were in
Key West for several days attend
ing TO matters in connection with
his purchase, LETT yesterday aft
ernOon Cor Miami.
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| L. P. Artman, publisher of The
Citizen, LEFT this morning for Mi
ami and viii there entrain for
Philadelphia, be joined by his son
Norman, who viii this week grad
Iuate from the Peirce Business
| College and proceed to Point
Pleasant, n. j., where The Ocean
/ County Leader, another of Mr..
Artman's newspapers is located.
| Mrs. Walter Thompson, who
was in Key West for a few days
and a guest at the Convent Of
Mary Immaculate, left this morn
ing for her home in Miami.
| William Johnson left over the
highway this morning for visit
! o. several days in st. Petersburg.
/ Mrs. w. G. Curry and daughter
! who were visiting in Key West,
left this morning for the home at
Tavernier.
! c. W. Goethe, Jr.. who was
visiting in Key West with rel
atives and friends, left over the
highway this morning for his
lhOme at Tavernier.
W A Roberts, officer on the
Steamship Florida, who was in
Key West for a vacation with his
/ family at the home on Fleming
| street, left this morning to join
the vessel at Miami.
Mrs. Christopher Knowles, and
daughter, Alice Marie, left Fri
day over the highway for Miami
where they will visit for a Few
weeks with relatives and friends.
| Miss Virginia Shine, who was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Shine and other rel
atives, let last week for ITALIA
hassee where she viii attend the
session of summer school.
Mrs. Manuel yarela and three
children, Conehita, Manuel, Jr.,
and Henry, left this morning for
Miami where they will join Mr..
7 Varela who is employed with the
P and o. S s. Co.
Mrs Harry Richardson and two
grandchildren, Harold and Gilbert
Richardson, were passengers on
this mornings bus going to Nj
ami for a visit with Mrs. Richard
sons son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baez.
Mrs Laura Baker LETT over the
highway this morning for Miami
where she viii visit for a while
with relatives and friends.
I Dir. and Ars. William GanGOlfo
] LEFT yesterday morning on Florida
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Mrs. Fred Kirkland and daugh-
ter Barbara, left over the high
way this morning for Miami
where they will entrain for Bos-
ton and spend about two months
with relatives.
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Motor Lines bus Tor Jacksonville
where they viii visit FOR a while
with a sister of Mr.. Gandolfo.
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for alleged liquor dealing by Fed
eral agents.
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Mrs. Clara Menendez was a
passenger on the morning bus yes
terday going to Miami to attend
the funeral services of her
brother-in-law, Sam Bowers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Bright, who
were visiting with relatives in
Tampa, were returning passengers
on the Cuba this morning.
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Mrs. Harry Richardson and two
grandchildren, Harold and Gilbert
Richardson, were passengers on
this mornings bus going to Nj
ami for a visit with Mrs. Richard
sons son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baez.