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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-31
Daily Dispatch BureHu,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY j. @. baskerville

Raleigh, March 31-His liking for
ice cream and hi sdesire for an "ice
cream maxim box" led an old Ne gro
farmer in one of the Albemarle Sound
counties to have his shack wired aeor
an electric refrigerator and connected
with a new rural electric line, all
though he did not want electric lights
and refused to have his house wired
for lights, according to report res.
ceived by Dr. David S. Weaver, secre-
tary of the N. G.. Rural Identification
Authority.
I'm making the survey for custom
ers, no one had taken the trouble to-
stop at the home of this old Negro
man who lived by himself in this
shack, because no one believed he
would be interested" DR.. Weaver said
$50 the rural electric line was built
right by his door and other farm
homes connected with it, without any
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-31
PLENTY ACT|ONFOR
DUKE AT WEEKEND
Most Athletic Teams There
Will Take Trips Dur
ing Holidays

Durham. March 31-Therell be
plenty of action for Duke University
athletic teams over the weekend, but
the home folks will have nothing to
see.
With the spring holidays meaning
that no cuts will be chalked up against
the athletes, most Duke teams are
taking advantage of this by making
tours.
Four members of the boxing team
are in Sacramento, Cal, where this
afternoon they will start battling in
the NCAA ring tournament there. The
boys, Captain Jack Kneipp, Danny
Farrar, AL Mann and Ray Matule-
wicz, accompanied by Coach Add
Warren, left here last week.
The golfers opened a five day trip
this afternoon by meeting Furham at
Greenville. They move on to Athens,
Ca, tomorrow to meet Georgia, face
Emory in Atlanta Saturday, and
Georgia Tech at Atlanta Monday.
Coach Jack Coombs' baseballers will
run over to Davidson Friday morning
and that afternoon open a two-game
stand with the Wildcats. The pair of
games WILL 90 -. IC- edHt Ill Dig 4 I've
and Southern conference circles.
The track team will continue work
the remainder of the week for its
opener with South Carolina at Co
umbia Monday, and it's meet with
Princeton's great team at Duke on
April TO-
The meters will take a short vaca-
zion, returning early to prepare for
an engagement with Harvard next
Wednesday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-31
Aged Negro ''Wires Up"
To Make Own Ice Cream

one ever saying anything to him. He
heard other people talking about the
various things they had now that they
had electricity, among which was
box that would make ice cream
without any ice or without having to
crank an ice cream freezer. 1t sound
ed good to the old man, who had his
| own cows and hence plenty of milk
and cream"
One day the old man went to town
and hunted up the headquarters of the
power company that had built the
line and asked:
us you de folks dat has de cleo
| tricity lines running past my farm?"
Can you fix it so can get some
wires runnin into by house so I can
L ave one of them ice cream maxim
boxes to make ice cream IMP"
When he was assured this could be
done and at very little cost, the old
man pulled out his wallet, paid for
the installation cost and also paid
cash for one of the latest models Of
electric refrigerators. But he refus-
ed to have any electric lights install
ed, saying that he went to bed when
it got dark and got up at sunrise, so
he didn't need any electric lights.
Burt the old man wanted his ice
cream when he wanted it. Now he
has it.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-31
HENDERSON ASKED
TO JOIN LEAGUE
Meeting Friday Night At
Ca-Vel of Central
State Circuit

It has been requested here that
Henderson send a baseball represen-
tative to a meeting in the Ca-Vel high
school, near Roxboro, Friday night to
confer with representatives. from Ok
ford, Ca-Vel, Longhurst and Lucky
Strike team of Durham, relative to
forming the Central State League to
be operated during the summer.
Henderson had a chance at the BIZ
State, but negotiations fell through.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-31
MILLER GETS LOOK
AT BASEBALL TEAM
Mentor Not Much Impress
ed With First Showing
of Candidates

Coach Bing Miller got his first look
at baseball prospects at Henderson
high school yesterday in the initial
drill of candidates for the nine.
Some forty boys were on hand, but
they failed to impress the mentor to
any great extent.
Miller hasa few of last years regu-
lars on hand with which to build
around. Some of the new material
may shape up and take its place on
the nine.
Leland Owen looks to be the best
bet as a pitcher. Lefty Ayscue, regu-
lar hurler last year, is in school, but
whether he'll be a candidate or not
was not known. The tempermental
three sport star offers a problem to
the mentor
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-31

urday.
Lawson Melcher, and George Meth
circuit will likely divide catching
duties in the contests this week. The
remainder of the lineup will be
Harold Bissett, first base; Ed Billiard,
second base; Matthew Topkins, short
stop; Foy Grubb, third base; Captain
Buck McCarn, Cicero Groome and
Tom Burnette, outfields.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-31

The two motorized canoes were
rivers. before they were launched. The
Evening star., 1937-07-13

statesmen. 25. competent. ambitious, with
selling product; call for full information
Evening star., 1937-07-13

believe in stuff like love at first sight?"
Goodness! You're not proposing
One night you try to kill me and the
next you tell me you love me-"
II do said Barney.
And he did. He told her so for five
nights running. He kept on telling
her. Then he called for a showdown
I've known you a month. I've been
out with you five times. 1t may sound
silly. but I do love you. Will you
marry me?"
She thought moment. 'It will
probably sound just as silly to you
But the answer is yes. But wait
there's a hitch"
Il was afraid there would be.
Nothing good ever happened to me-"
IN explain tomorrow. Meet me at
the house"
RARNEY was at the house on Sunset
at 2 pm Where to?" he asked
when they were ensconced in the
roadster
TO Super Terrific studios" she
said.
Barney drove to Super Terrific in
silence, At the gate he was stopped
by guard. The guard looked past
him at the girl and tipped his hat.
"Oh, good afternoon, Miss Bolton.
Nice day"
You see?" said Leslie when they
were inside. Il told the truth. I'm
Leslie Bolton on the screen. When l
realized you didn't believe me, 1 gave
my maids address on Sunset. 1t was
fun for while Then l realized you
really loved me-and I really loved
you. I'm sorry, Barney. You wouldn t
want to marry me now. would you?"
Why, sure" said Barney. If
you're not busy tonight I'd like to
marry you right after dinner. Is that
o. K. by you?"
oh Barney, will you, really? No
matter-no matter-?'
Sure. It'll be good publicity for
both of us. l was telling the truth,
too. To the movie world I'm known
as Eric Rainey The dear fans will
get big kick out of this. but the Joke
will be on them, because this isn't a
stunt. We really do love each other,
don't We?"
I'VE do" said Leslie.
tCopyrisht, 1879
Evening star., 1937-07-13
BY PROF. J. ID. FLINT.

50 MANY Twizzlers have written
- about the hen" problem (not the
one about why cross the road that We
offer it today. 1t seems as though
many have heard it but few figure it
out. You might try your luck unless
you are way ahead Of us.
If hen and half lays an egg
and half in day and half, how
many eggs will six hens lay in seven
days?
Don't be alarmed about the prac-
tical viewpoint of a half-hens ability
to lay eggs or parts of eggs, just worry
about the problem.
(Copyrght 1879
(See Answer on Page B-14.)
Evening star., 1937-07-13

figure step down from the curb into
the Whlte-laned crosSwalk-did not
see her until it was too late. almost.
Now in California there are road
laws which state that a motorist must
stop when a pedestrian is in a cross
walk. Hence Barney's first impulse
was to stop, which he did so suddenly
that he drove his stomach against the
steering wheel and knocked his wind
out
The figure that had caused all the
trouble-and neat little figure it
was, arrayed in a smart tan suit and
an off-the-face hat (Whatever that isl
this neat little figure materialized
out of the orange sun rays and became
a terrifically incensed young lady.
II suppose" she said, you're going
to make the excuse that you didn't
see me?"
Being out of air Barney couldn't
answer. He gaped and goggled.
80" she said. you won't talk, eh?
Well, do YOU know what I'm going to
do? I'm going to call a policeman" ;"
bdllNN IttpNeItu IlIS bltdlll. mop
in he said and III take you to the
police station"
Obviously she hadn't expected such
a smart answer. Nor had she expected
that the young man who had almost
run her down was SO handsome and
had such an engaging way about him.
You can take me to the beauty
shop" she said, getting in. I'm 10
minutes late
RARNEY grinned in relief. Pretty
girls who summoned policemen
and made complaints about young men
usually got satisfaction.
Just in case" he said, you suffer
any serious injuries from your-er-
accident. perhaps Id better call to
check up. l mean, what is your name.
my pretty maid, and where do you
ablde?'
I'm Leslie Bolton said the pretty
maid as if that explained everything.
It did. Leslie Bolton was a name that
caused movie fans to stand in the
aisles and cheer, and movie producers
to froth at the mouth when she turned
down their offers of thousands a week
She was HollyWood's latest screen find
Barney grlnned cheerfully. Being
man of imagination and possessed of
Evening star., 1937-07-13

a sense of humol
he could not only
share the joke, but
could encourage 1t,
Swell! I've always
wanted to meet
Leslie. I am Eric
Rainey, by the
way Which was
a name in the mas
culine field that
had a similar effect
on Ia1s ana pro-
ducers. Now tell
me where you live,
so I can call"
She looked at him
a minute. Then she
smiled. Il live at
2002-A Sunset. Call
me up sometime.
Oxford 2ll."
Barney did. He
called her the next
night. On the way
home he drove
SLOWLY. do Voll
Evening star., 1937-07-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GRADUATE NURSE. free to travel. care of
invalid. District $3.50.
LADY. young. refined. pleasing personality.
wishes position as secretary for experience.
614i Morton pl. ne.
NURSE. undergraduate: best local ref
erences; lS-hr. duty; SIS week. Address
Box 431-E Star Office -
TUTORING elementary French and Span
lSh; experience; winner OF TWO French
medals. Address Box 3eS-E Star office. 4"
Evening star., 1937-07-13
PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait Emergency Laboratory. Room 6O1.
Westory Bldg, l4th and F. Met. 1888
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DIR SOMNiERWERCK
1855 Columbia I'd. Adams O3SS
IF YOU HAVE A CAR CALL BERWYN 1875
Room, board. $500 wk.; recreation room
yard and tennis. 49,
ARISTOCRATIC YOUNG WOMAN OF
cultural background will teach social cul-
ture. self-confidence. poise. clear thinking.
philosophy. English. through private in
structlon. Call Potomac 2027.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
Farewell for Delegates.

Mount Carmel Baptist Church,
Third and l streets, will sponsor a
farewell meeting tonight for its pastor,
Rev. w. H. Jernagin, and Miss Avonia
Brown. They sail Thursday for Zurich,
Switzerland, where Rev. M. Jcrnagn
will represent the National B. Y. P. U.
and Sunday School Congress and Miss
Brown the youth of the District at
the Baptist World Youth Conference.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
SITUATIONS MEN.
{Fart,r rnoIN

MAN. colored wants job. chauffeur. truck,
delivery, work of any kind good city ref
erenCe and experienced. North 33S5
MAN 80. married honest, reliable. de-
slreS employment: no selling: chauffeur's S
license. Address Box lS5-E Star Office
NURSE-Male graduate desires private
case experienced paralytic stomach cases.
Decatur 42i, 1O9 Sth st. NV. I3'
YOUNG BOY colored good worker for
general house cleaning or outside work.
Call Cleveland fUI5
Evening star., 1937-07-13
Twins Born 25 Miles Apart,

Gulseppina Rubino gave birth to a
child at Cagliara, Sardinia, and,
anxious to get home. she started out
Immediately after the birth. After
travelling 25 miles over rough roads
she reached her home at Dolianoua
gust in time to give birth to another
child.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
HELP MEN.

COLLECTOR Must have
local references and expert
ence on installment collec-
ton accounts; car necessary;
good salary. Eli Rubin Co.,
718 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-07-13

MT PLEASANT. 110S Kilbourne-Large.
corner . expos. beautiful furnished pri-
Vate home: lady: reasonable. Adams Ala.
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS, Apt 1""-Af-
tractively furnished room. reasonable. Call
after I m COIuD1bia
Evening star., 1937-07-13
TO INSPECT COMPANIES
Fifth Battalion Units Include
Band and Medical Aid.

Col William P. Upshur, director of
the Marine Corps Reserve, accom-
panied by his assistant Capt. Merlin
F. Schneider, will inspect the five local
companies OF the 5th Battalion to-
night, including the band and medical
alta chment, 1t was announced today
Company E, Alexandria, will be i'll
spected Thursday and Company F,
Rockville, Tuesday, next week.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE. handy man and gardener
good laundreSs: $50 month. room and
board Phone Hillside O6OO
LEARN REAL ESTATE BUSINESS-Want-
ed men and women to sell re-possessed
homes and income properties for owner
prospects furnished: must have car Full
TON r. GORDON. 1421 Eye st. NV. Dis
trict Sn3p
Evening star., 1937-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,

DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loaos to and from Baltic. Phila. and New
YORK Frequent trips to other Eastern
cities. Dependable Service Since 1896"
THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER L. STORAGE
co. Phone Decatur $500.
NEW FOLDING CHAIRS FOR RENT VERY
reaS We cater, to all occasions small or
large. Metropolitan $3.50. National 1864
/ WILL BE PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE
lor debtS CONTRACTED only by myself
CAROLYN L. SORRELL (Mrs. John D.
SoEfe!i) i''!u River rd. NV. IA
COPIES AND MINIATURES FROM OLD
dagUerreotypeS. tntypes kodak or other
picsureS. Lower prices during the Summer
EEpcriS for generation. EDMONSTON
STUDIO. l;a:i T st. NV
BRIChLAYERS UNION. NO. i, d. c.
uhrrH Will be an election of all officers on
Wednesday. July a. al Typographical i
Temple, Polls open from l pm TO . y M
TRUSTEES.
BUSINESS EMPLOYEES OF ALL WASH
lNGTON NEWSPAPERS-You will want to
attend special meeting of the Washing
ION ION New Spaper Guild 10 be held at the
WASHINGTON Hotel on Thursday, July Is,
at : 30 . m Signed.
WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER GUILD
-l Robt. Buck Pres. 3"
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Northeast Building Associa
uon viii be held Thursday July Is. 1897.
at 80 . m. at the Offices of the associa-
ton, @olh r. I. ave. ne. for the purpose
OF eleCtlng directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
SCHUYLER S. SYMONS.
Evening star., 1937-07-13

| SODA DISPENSER. capable of managing
| fountain; sandwich and salad experience
necessary. Eastern Pharmacy, 400 18th
Evening star., 1937-07-13
SITUATIONS MEN G. WoMEN,

COUPLE. colored highly recommended by
present employer, best reference: house
man, maid, janltor. Caretakers. Will travel,
Decatur OjRif-M
Evening star., 1937-07-13
ATTENTION, statesmen!


ATTENTION, statesmen!
The Nash Kelvinator Corp,
Washington factory branch,
requires the services of 2 ex-
perienced refrigerator sales
men for special duty. If you
will investigate you will find
this a most unusual oppor-
tunity both for immediate
compensation and future
advancement in one of the
largest corporations in the
country. None but expert
enced refrigerator statesmen
need apply. For interview,
call Mr.. Sutherland, Dist.
2701, between 10 and 2 Wed.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
OIL BURNER
SAI.ECNfEN

We want the 5 best oil
burner statesmen in Wash
ington. We offer these 5
men an opportunity which
cannot be matched by any
other heating or oil burner
organization in the city. Our
reputation as Washington's
leading heating contractor
and our claim of having the
MOST DIVERSIFIED HEAT
ING SERVICE IN WASH
INGTON stands unchal-
lenged. If you measure up
to our requirements here is
what you will have an op-
portunity to cash in with.
PETRO-NOKOL OIL
BURNERS,
ALL GAS PRODUCTS,
ANTHRACITE STOKERS,
BITUMINOUS STOKERS,
HOT-WATER HEAT,
STEAM HEATING,
WINTER
AIR CONDITIONING,
SUMMER
AIR CONDITIONING,
COMMISSION ON
OIL SALES.
This offer is strictly limit
ed to S men. If you consider
yourself one of Washington's
best, made application Now.
Applications will be accepted
between 10 and IL am. week
of July IL.
AMERICAN HEATING ENG.
CO..
zoos N. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
Fl OILY WOOD

H, Ho1LY Y WOOD
boulevard runs
east and west. This
has nothing at all
to do With our
story except that If
1t ran in any other
direction. Barney
S kes wouldn't
ave run in t o
Daphne Lytell, and
there wouldn't be
anything to write
about.
1t seems that
Barney was driving
west on Hollywood
boulevard shortly
after 5 O'Clock one
February day. The
sun was slantlng
down toward the
hills and its orange
rays struck him
full in the face.
For a moment he
was blinded and so
he did not see the
Evening star., 1937-07-13

SALESMEN-Sell air-conditioning units for
the home or Office; biggest Summer propo-
sitlon IN town; make real money. Ask for
Mr.. WaSSerman. 10 to l2 noon GEORGES
Radio Co. Sl4-SlG E ST n n
Evening star., 1937-07-13

COMBINATION SIGN MAN
and window trimmer; excel
lent opening for experienced
man with originality in max
ing layouts for signs, cut
out work and window trim
ming. Give full particulars
IN letter. Addess Box 2O4-D,
Star office.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

A. B. C. IRONERS. 1897. floor models al
a real saving. free home demonstration #
desired District Electric Co.. 2l4s P st.
NV North S1lS
Evening star., 1937-07-13
SITUATIONS DOMEs7lC.

COLORED GIRL. neat, wishes part or full
time work. Phone Decatur 3234,
COLORED GIRL wants part-tlme or whole
time work Of any KIND Columbia 64ll-J
CCLORED GIRL wants any kind of night
work. good references. Atlantic 24Sg-W
can after II n m
Evening star., 1937-07-13
NEW ROOFING PROCESS
EXCLUSIVE WITH SEARS!

Free estimates on all roofing and siding
Jobs; new 'Weldtlte" process Yields all
single shingles down leaving no parts, eX-
guaranteed: Sears easy terms If desired:
Phone Atlantic 1000 Sears Roebuck and
Co. 9l ! BladenSburg rd ne
Evening star., 1937-07-13

RANDLE HIGHLANDS light housekeep-
ing: sink. cont. h. W; 1st floor: newly An
ished refined couple; no objection to in
Atlantic p6fS
Evening star., 1937-07-13

SPOTTERS. experienced and fast workers
on rough and white work: steady iob good
pay. Apply 1920 .,3rd st NV
Evening star., 1937-07-13

MAN with knowledge of copyright and
trade mark procedures. Prefer one former
~ connected with these governmental de-
partmentS. Excellent remuneration For
appointment. cali Metropolitan $500
Evening star., 1937-07-13

1907 RIGGS PL N.W.-Sinele, double.
also Ink, nicely furn, priv. home, S3 to
&C North lSSI
Evening star., 1937-07-13

Field engineer will interview men for
permanent position; sales experience help
iul; car necessary. Apply at 2ll7 Wilson
BlVd.. Clarendon, Va, between a:3O am
and 2.3n ask for Mr. Rinkler
Evening star., 1937-07-13

Vertising; Z am. We'd
Evening star., 1937-07-13

:, single. active. for night
~ Pa. ave. NV, American
Evening star., 1937-07-13

COLORED GIRL neat, wishes part or full
time work. Phone Decatur 3@34,
coLORED GIRL wants part,tlme or whole.
time work Of any KIND. Columbia G4ll-J
CCLORED GIRL wants any kind of night
work: good references. Atlantic 24Sa-W
call after ii m,
COLORED GIRL desires work as maid.
INV. waitress. good cook Phone North
CoLoRED GIRLS o2' wan, days work.
car" for bachelor apartments part time.
Decatut 1926.
CCLORED LADY wants general house
%S WoT& IN small family; reference, Lincoln
COLORED WOMAN wants Job: good house
keeper; good reference. Grace White. 5o7
Va ave. Sc.
DAY or part time work by refined colored
girl: GOOD reference; can do laundry. Po-
tomac 3i9GJ
work Cali Columbia a::i.. ~
GIRL colored wishes Job part time. clean
ine apartments; references. Metropolitan
GIRL. colored desires nart-time work
references. West "4,,-W.
GIRL. young colored from Va wants Job
as : h.w or mothers helper, stay nights.
North $500.
GIRL coIored neat. willing to work wants
work as mothcrs helper, tul, or part time
National @GI6.
GIRL, Ngh; colorcd. desires position as
COOK and general housework. Adams
good ref Telephone Decatur 3@7:
GIRL. coiored. wishes genera. houseVork
or part time Decatur 4945-
GIRL. colored. ase l.. wants Job as moth
er,s helper. experienced. Telephone Dis
trlct H4O1.
enceI. Cali District 6llS
GIRL, colored. plain cooking. cleanina:
small! family. 500, car fare 1910 9TH
st. NV
GIRL co!ored neat. honest. capable wants
Job as maid IN store. office or apartment.
GIRL coored wants work as general maid !:
cltv refs. 80 md ST. NV.
GIRL. colosed general housework. part
time: city reference Cleveland $500.
GIRL. neat, colo-ed. wants job, general
holsPworE Columbia i1l2.
GIRL. colored desires Job as General
houSeworker, exp; city ref District
SS74
GIRLS colored want Jobs mothers he1c
ers, feneral houSework or public work, re4-
creEceS Adams 61nt.
GIRLS t@D. colored neat. with Al city
ref; general housework part tlmo. or
waitress; have drivers permit. Call Deca-
tur 0oli.
GIRLS CO., colored. want Jobs as mothers
hetpers. Phone North S5l6.
lJhONDFEoSs tSp 4dlflllS NGSnlUE. iIltI
suits: call for and deliver sunny yard;
reasonable: ref, Potomac 1885,
LIGHT COLORED wishes part-timc place
mornings. city references. Potomac $50.
from 10 until
VA. GIRL. colored, good plain cook wishes
work of any kind except heavy laundry.
Call Decatur al99
WHITE WOMAN wants work by hour or
day. nursing. cooking. cleaning. Address
Box 4i5-E. Star Office.
WOMAN. colored. wishes place as first
class cook; good laundress; rolls; city ref
erenceS. Decatur 2111.
WOMAN. colored. mddle-aged wants Job
as COOK or general houseworker: expert
enced. Adams Sl2l.
WOMAN, colored wants general house
work. stay nights. best of references: no
laundry. 200 :95th pl. Emerson Sos.
WOMAN. colored. wants gen. h.w., plain
cooking: city refs: no Sunday work. Dis
trict S4S5.
WOMAN colored wishes general house
work. 1ull or part time. % K st. ne.
WOMEN 20. colored. young. wish. Jobs
motherS' helpers. cleaning Offices. S-4 p m.
and 3:30-1 pm. North 1898.
YOUNG GIRL, colored, nursemaid or gen.
eral household helper. regular or part
time: reliable. Call Cleveland 6015.
Evening star., 1937-07-13

MAN to MI vacancy in a Virginia corpora
ton. experience not necessary. full time DO
sition guaranteed salary and an oppor-
tunity for advancement. Qualifications 9
years steady employment in Washington,
D C.. f1rst-class references age % to 30
Apply Tuesday or Wednesday between q
and pm. 304 Victor Bldg. 729 9th st.
Evening star., 1937-07-13

route: lip to S45 first week; automobile
given as bonus. Write Albert Mills, 11Os
Monmouth Cincinnati Ohio 13s
Evening star., 1937-07-13
SHOE statesmen

Only experienced need apply. Reg,
pNsltlnnS ApplY lo0R p n.
Evening star., 1937-07-13

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Inc annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Northeast Masonic Temple Asso-
Giatlon; Il; ms will be held Wednesday,
july !. ] 937 at s pm. in the Northeas st
Masonic Temple Sth and sts. ne. for
the transaction of such business as may
legally come before it. and for the cleo
tlon of five directors whose terms expire.
There will be meeting of the direc-
tors Immediately following
JOHN A MOYER. President.
CHAMBERS indanf is 2ns et the larEss,
world Complete funerals as low as S7E
Up SIX chapels. twelve oarlors. seventeen
cars. hearses twenty-five undertakers and
assistants Ambnlances now only 81 400
Chaplin st NV. Columbia O432 BIZ 11th
st sc Atlantic $500
PLANoGRAPH REPRODUCTIONS!
Either black and white or varied color
reproductions of books foreign language
matter: maps. etc. Prompt eficient serv-
ice; We specialize in reprints and extra
obligation.
Columbia Paragraph Co.
30 st. NE. Metropolitan 1892
Evening star., 1937-07-13

IAN. white, sober settled, for janitor in
xchange for basement room: good home