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The Omaha guide., 1937-01-02

Cd Fight for a passage of the Dyer Anti Lynch bill and thus stop
the shameful lynching of American citizens.
(O One of our citizens in the presidents cabinet.
60 Federal control of the educational sysem that every child
must have a high school education. a sa8a@s@@@
Cd Assist in the furtherence ofrecearch by our scientists and His
torians to prove that civilization was first founded in Africa.
% Establish a political influence which will bring about our pro-
rata OF higher appointments made by our chief executives
O) Stop graft in politics by passing Federal Law making election
day a legal holiday and compelling every American citizen of voting age
to vote. sa~@@a@ #ea7
CO Prevent further wars by teaching the socaled white race that
it's high time for them to quit foolng themselves about white supremacy
with only threetenths of this worlds population. They must be taught
that color is due to climatic conditions. They must be taught that seven
tenths of the worlds population is made up of darker races. They must
be taught that the rays of the sun that blazes upon the equator and turn
the skin brown do not effect the power of the brain any more than the
GOODNESS of icy glaciers effect the brain of the white race; and that the
darker races will not continue to be crushed by a money mad fed. If the
Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of man are not welded into the
hearts of this worlds family now, by teaching the principles laid down by
our Saviour, it will be welded into the hearts of our children some day,
soon, on the bloodiest battlefield this world has ever known.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-02

THESE FACTS HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY COMPUTED

IIEI5I AUT TTAV y DEEIV CAFEFUIIT COMPUTED
The Average Expenditure Per Person, Daily is SLIPS The Total Daily Expenditure Is About
$2S7m Making the Annual Expenditure OF $8655OQ
The Women and Misses of Our rp Require $71122
Clothing and Shoes for the Children yearly the sum of @d07873O
MoeH n$ 250S9365 is Spent in Omaha for Furniture
THE ABOVE ITEMS ARE A SELECTED FEW OF THE VAN NECESSITIES, coMnGoDr-
IN LUXURIEs CONSUMED IN THIS asst EXPENDITURE.
Evening star., 1937-10-09
DIRECTORY OF UNFURNISEIED APARTMENTS
(Continued.)

(COntlnued)
6I6 QUINCY ST. N.w.-ENTIRE SECOND
noor. 3 large rms, kit, bath; gas; elec.
included Adults. Columbia 0S93-W.
1880 LYMAN PL. NE. ROOMS KIT,
bath. S37 80: ; rms, kit. bath. S45; heat
hot water. cleo refg. furn. See janitor
KEDRICK. 1901 X ST. N.W.n3 LIGHT
rooms. foyer, 3 large closets, bath, Kitchen
$S5 month. District $3.50.
$40 MELLON ST. Sc. APT. 5. ROOMS,
kitchen, bath; dinette, screened poreh. ReMt
reasonable. To inspect, phohe MIX. CoN-
b5Oa 9th ST. NV. tCOR. 9Th AND KEN
7edy)-l .rm.. kit. bath to rms; KIT
bath; modern BLDG; outside. rms; Frisld-
aire on house current. Rent, H.i3 TO AJo
See res. mgr. or call Met. '.1l3.
4554 CONDUIT RID. NV NEAR GEORGE
town and new apt. development-Liy. nm,
bed rm.. dinette. kit. bath: shower: Frisid-
preciate; only xiS50.
THE REEDER. 2S.4 10Th ST. N Cor
ner apartment. kit. bath; refrigeration
See janitor or phone Mr.. Toms District
G434. Other apartments available.
I44l HARVARD ST. NV
Groom. kitchen. bath apt: Frigidaire
on house current; adults. l5'
ool9 4th ST. NE. APT I-5 ROOMS,
go, :, WAPLE 4 JAMES INC. .a,o
sos L St. Nw'&s s.l3:os. <. K. and Bath.
Elec. Ice Box. Large Rooms.
500 FULFORD.
9hlS 18th st. n.w.-3 rooms, k, b.,
dinette. large porch: eec. refg.
w. P. LOCKWOOD, l4l0 H St. NV. 10'
KENNEDY CTS. lob KENNEDY ST. NV.
y rooms. kitchen. dnette. bath 5000
NEW APTS.-l315 PEABODY ST.
nv rms bath. kit. dnette $500
CONCORD MANOR. 56l1 9TH st.
nv r. b.. k. din. 5000 to $3.50
OAK TERRACE. 37lg 18th 81. ne
2 rms. bath. kit. dinette 4S.50
kitchen and bath 45.oo
1887 54l KENILWORTH AVE. NE.
= and ? T.. b., k. din. 81, 80 to 47.50
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
10l4 VT. Ave. NV. District 62l0.
Evening star., 1937-10-09
MODERN BLDGS.
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA Ave.
LINCOLN 00S4

. rms. din. kit. bath. refg. $500
WHITECROFT. 1901 LONGFELLOW ST
l rm.. Murphy bed kit. bath refg. S45. 90
> rms. din. kit. bath. reig. $3.50
ATLANTIC. 1908 10th ST NV
3 rms. kit. bath. refg. - $1,000
ATHERTON 2l1e ST NV
L rm.. RECEIPT. hall. kit. bath - S35 90
1921 10th ST NV.
3 rms, kit. bath. refg - 5000
HOMESTEAD. 1914 11th ST. NV.
rms. kit, bath S31 so
Evening star., 1937-10-09
1859 CONDUIT RID. NV.

rms, d. a.. kitchen. bath S53. 90
In-a-door bed; elec. refrigerator.
SHANNON Il LUCHS co.
1905 II st. NV. National 2345.
NEWPORT, 2164 FLA. AVE. NV.
2 Rms, Kit. Bath. S42.50 to $40.
Frgidaire Optional.
LANSING, 116 N. CAR. AVE. Sc.
r., Kit, B.. S4250. Apply Jantor or Call
Potomac 63A1-W.
usually low priced apartments
town. In wel-kept buildings, near
stores. cars. buses. etc Recessed
radiation. parquet floors, many
other comforts including unusual
closet space.
CORNER APT
$4,000 Foyer. Living Room,
Kitchen and Bath.
THREE EXPOSURES
Large Center
Foyer. THREE bright
$4,000 Rooms. Central Bath,
Kitchen tREFRIGER-
ALTON and OPEN
CONCRETE PORCH.
See Jantor at THE MORTON"
143" ST. NV.
1840 MINTWOOD PL. NV,
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.
2 large rooms hall. kit. bath. porch: "
large rooms, hall, kit. bath. porch: COM
pletely redecorated.
ADAMS O539.
= .ry- an ~, ~Vu1 NJ MY
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
SCHOOL HEADS
TO MEET HERE

Revising the curriculum of the
land-grant colleges to meet the
practical needs Of the Negro will
be the topic of discussion at the
fifteenth annual session Of Negro
land-grant schools opening at
Howard University Monday.
The conference will continue
three days, with w. R. Banks, of
Texas, president Of the associa-
ton, presiding. Participants on
the opening program will include
DR.. Mordecai w. johnson, presi-
dent of Howard University; j. C.
Evans, of West Virginia State Col
lege; DR.. Arthur Howe, president
of Hampton Institute; DR.. j. r.
Lee, president of Florida State
College; DR.. Walton c. John, of
the United States Office of Edu-
cation, and John M. Candy, presi-
dent of Virginia State College.
Speakers Tuesday will include
DR.. Ambrose Caliver, senior spe-
cialist, Negro education, In the
United States Office of Education;
DR.. j. F. Drake, of Alabama State
College; DR.. B. F. Hubert, of
Georgia State College, and j. B.
Watson, of Arkansas. Participants
Wednesday, the final day of the
conference, will include ]. w San,
ford, of Oklahoma; F. D. Bluford,
of North Carolina; F. D. Patter.
son, Of Tuskegee Institute, and
R. B. Atwood, of Kentucky.
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
DR.. Parran, Hoover
To Address Farley

DR.. Thomas Parran, surgeon
general Of the U. S. Public Health
Service, and j. Edgar Hoover, di-
rector of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation, will head the list
of speakers at the annual conven-
ton of the Association of Life In
surance Presidents in New York
city December 2 and 8. other
SPEAKERS will include Alfred P.
Sloan, jr., head of General Motors
Corporation; DR.. Alexis Carroll,
Prof. Clyde o. Ruggles, of Harvard;
Prof. o. r. Sweeney, Of Iowa State
College, and Charles A. Dunning,
Canada's minister of finance.
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
Whiskey Bottles
Avert Shooting

SYCAMORE, III, November II
(CTP.S0.-Four whiskey bottles
saved Herman Patterson, 16-year.
old TenneSsean, from shooting a
man, Sheriff C. N. Larson said.
When the revolver the youth was
carrying was accidentally dis.
charged in a tavern, the bullet
passed through a partition and
shattered four bottles.
The sheriff said that If the
bottles had not checked the bullet
a customer would have been
struck. Patterson was arrested on
a charge of carrying a concealed
weapon. His case will be heard
next Monday.
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
LAWYER GIVEN
5-YEAR Term

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. II
d.N.S0.-Allen K. Jones, an attor-
ney. today began a three-year jail
term for smuggling a pistol to his
bandit client in the Federal jail.
Sherman T. Galloway, %, who
was awaiting trial for mail rob-
berry, was sentenced to Is years in
prison. A mountaineer badman,
Galloway was sent to prison at Is
for killing a woman, and later in
his career escaped from Georgia
chain gang. He broke down and
cried when sentenced yesterday.
The Washington times., 1937-11-11

Later they found him hanging
from the transom.
IT guess he was tired of being
poor" said Mrs. Troeller whose
husband, Ralph. is in a hospital
and hasn't worked for two
years.
The police brought food. The
Sobbing Troeller children couldn't
be blamed because their faces
lighted up. Later they will be
sad again about Billy, but today
there was food to eat.
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
ADVERTISEMENT
For Skin-Itching,
Millions Praise Zemo

zemo relieves the itching Of Simple
Rashes and Ringworm-soothes the
itching irritation of Eczema, Pimples
and similar skin ailments. For 30 years
zemo has been used and praised by
millions as a clean, dependable remedy
for family use to relieve the itching Of
skin irritations. trial will convince
you of its great merit. zemo should be
in every home. Approved by Good
Housekeeping Bureau, 35c, soc. 81. AL
druggists.
The Washington times., 1937-11-11

lance, but the coaxial cable, it was
pointed out, will make it possible
for stations to pipe motion picture
programs from city to city for re-
lay to private receivers out of
range Of the initial station. Radio
broadcasts are now relayed in this
manner.
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
New Teeth at 81,
And Natural, Too

MILAN, Mo-, Nov. III. L.
Shepherd, 81 years old. postmaster,
figured he needed some teeth, so
he wert to a dentist to be fitted
for plates. An examination re-
vealed he was sprouting o brand.
new set Of molarS. "a
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
Wright to Plead
Insanity in Staying
OfWife and Friend
Will Not Take Stand
At Inquest, Says
His LdWyer

GLENDALE, Cal, Nov. II GIN.
S.)-Paul A. Wright, who shot and
killed his beautiful wife and his
best friend, John B. Kimmel,
when he found them embracing,
will plead not guilty, it was dis
closed today.
Wright, who submitted to
sterilization to spare his wife,
Evelyn, possible death from future
childbirth, probably will plead
temporary insanity and will in
woke the "unwritten law" his at
torney, Jerry Geisler, said.
WILL NOT TESTIFY
The 38-year-old manager of the
Union Air Terminal will contend,
Geisler indicated, that what he
saw in the dimly-lighted living
room of his home early Tuesday
morning justified the barrage of
bullets he fired in a white
flame" of jealous rage.
Wright will not take the stand
at the inquest scheduled for to-
cn;c1aV cold
Burying his head in his hands
as he sat in jail, Wright, who rose
through the ranks of aviation to
one of the most responsible posi-
tions in the industry, barred the
intimate details of his life.
INTENSELY JEALOUS
Whether the sterilization opera
ton had strange and devastat-
ing effect on the marital life Of
the Wrights, rendering them emo
tionally unstable and setting the
stage for such a tragedy was being
studied thoroughly by police as
they prepared their case against
Wright
A number of Wright'S associates
declared he had been :norose and
depressed for several months, and
that he was intensely jealous of
his attractive 32-year-old wife, a
former Detroit society girl, and
the divorced wife of Clark Banion,
Detroit advertising executive.
One of Wright's cell visitors was
John MILAN, the actor, a close
friend. He left the cell sobbing,
and declared:
tits too terrible to talk about!
It makes me ILL.,"
Wright said he saw Mrs. Wright
and Kimmel sitting together on
the piano bench embracing and:
Something snapped in my
brain. A white fire blinded my
eyes. I went and got my gun.
Then shot and shot and shot,"
His bullets were true. Mrs.
Wright died instantly, Kimmel,
eight hours later.
Wright's father, DR.. j. ].
Wright, of Milwaukee, was ex
pected to reach here late tonight
TO aid his son.
Wright's cousin, Harry A
Wright, of Hollywood, is caring
for the three-year-old child, Helen
made mother1ess by the tragedy
The Washington times., 1937-11-11

The cable-a single strand Of
air-inSulated wire over which 240
varying wave lengths pass at one
time, creating a picture with 240
lines-was developed in the re-
search laboratories of tho Bell
Telephone Company.
Television broadcastS now travel
only a comparatively short dis
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
Plymouth Denies
Price Reduction

DETROIT, Nov. II Q.N.SO-
Plymouth division of the Chrysler
Motor Corporation denied today
there had been a SIS reduction in
the price of its deluX models this
week. The revision, it was said,
occurred October %.
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
Pictures By Wire
Sent on New Cable

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Nov. IL QNS.).-Teevision ad-
vanced another step today the aftermath comparatively
successful experiment which sound motion pictures projected
thrown here through the magic
of the coaxal cable.
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
TREASURY CONDITION

0N.SD Treasury balance No.
vember 9, 67O,160,988.35; inter
nal revenue, $6,727, 596.39; Gus,
toms receipts, $10,313,161.86.
The Washington times., 1937-11-11
OF Poverty,
Boy, ID, Hangs Self

NEW YORK, Nov. IL (INs)-Today there was plenty to
in the Troeer flat Yesterday there only oatmeal and
not very much of that William 49, and middeszed of the
children his share in silence bedroom
Evening star., 1937-09-18
HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORS-An-sro ex-
perlenced operators for Conn. ave. shop
IN vicinity Of Dupont Circle. State age. ek:,
pei ienLe. salary expected and amount OF
following. Permanent positions Box 6SS
Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be good, mani
curing and finger waving: steady job.
Phone Randolph 3S4A
BEAUTY PARLOR APPRENTICE with per-
sonality. Apply 1741 Conn. ave. NV.
COOK snd general housekeeper. 1st-class.
for small country place; references. Box
3o6-s. Star.
GIRL. single, for soda fountain and table
service. Apply Ausustfs Delicatessen. 205
md ST. Sc.
HCUSEKEEPER-Refine active woman
one child. school age, nearby Virginia. Par
ents employed. Box oS. Star
NURSE-GOvERNESs for 2 children. 5 and
3. State nationality. experience. age.
Must have reference. Box 4.0-S, Star.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER. capable of
making good enlarsemeDts: only thoroughly
experienced considered. Box 473-S. Star.
PIANIST for dancing classes. Must be re-
liable. Box ,94- Star. %"
SALESLADIE6. experienced in dress and
coat depts.: salary and commission. Apply
Fl. Abramson. Inc. 1882 .th 81. NV.
SECRETARY -sTEN OGRAPHER- Excellent
opportunity. Interesting work. Salary Slb
10 start with reasonably rapid advance
ment If competent. Give age and expert
ence. Applicant shoulu De pefSonaplt ana
sble to meet people. BOY i0-S. Star.
WOMAN. with refs. for gen. office work;
knowledge of typing: $40 week. Apply 635
r St, Room POI. mornings
WOMAN, responsible, white within short
walking distance of 62S C ST. ne. for
housework. part lime
WCMEN-Haye you noticed how many
women are making living selling hosiery
dresses ete.2 If interested, come and see
us. Gramont. TI5 9th st. NV.
several for telephone saleswork. State SELL
Ing experience and phone number. Box
246-M. Star.
FINANCIAL CORPORATION
Desires the services of a young
single, lady of good appearance,
experienced in stenographic,
typing and stencil cutting work.
Box 486S, Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-18

Josef Myrow, pianist anc
Larry Wynn's quartet. Myrow viii
play the solo portions of his own com
position, "Surrealism,' while the quar-
tet is to offer Big Boy Blue" and
My Cabin of Dreams"
NENATOR ARTHUR H. vANDEN-
BERG OF Michigan discusses The
Republican Challenge" speaking be-
fore the conference of Michigan Re-
publican clubs-WJSV at 9:45.
nOLORES DEL RIO, exotic, dark
eyed motion picture star, will be
interviewed by George Fischer during
his Hollywood Whispers period over
VOL at 8:45.
ETHEL MERMAN, popular singer OF
stage and films, takes the guest
artist spot on the Hit Parade program,
a WJSV feature. heard at 9.
CHARLES WAX EF'IELD CAD
MANS suite, based upon Ameri-
can folk melodies, win receive its world
premiere during the Saratoga Spa
Festival program tonight-WRC at
Evening star., 1937-09-18

7.%5. Two other compositions also
are to be heard for the first time
IVY SCOTT presents her interpre-
tation of She's Very Dear Friend
of Mine" from Victor Herbert's 1T
Happened in Nordland," as feature
OF the Light Opera Gems program.
scheduled for $50 on WMAL
CHARLES MARTIN inaugurates a
series of dramatizations based
upon exciting experiences Of news
paper reporters while engaged in COW
ering stories-WJSV at 7:30
Evening star., 1937-09-18
BOY C[AR|NET|ST
RADIO PERI FORMER
TO Be Featured on Swing
Club Program Tonight.
Vandenberg Speaker.

~ ONNY SALAD, an 1l-year- -old
clarinetist of Schenectady, N.
Y. who decided to apply for an
~ addition after having listened
to the program every week since its
inauguration year ago, will be the
featured guest performer during to-
nights session of the Swing Club,
heard through WJSV at Z O'Clock.
Sonny is to play his own arrangements
OF Il Can't Get Started" and Irving
Berlins ballad. Always
Other guests on the show include
Evening star., 1937-09-18
LOS

washington snd sth ST. se1 bike. containins HlHn
ladies' bathing suits J gents. Phone
BILLFOLD. black containing money
Thursday in w. and L.. p. o. or Murphy
l4th -: reward. Columbia 10lss.
BRACELET, ladys diamond and emerald
noeral reward. Met. 1852 or write e
baltzell 6aS Eye ST. sw
BRACELET gold engraved. hinged. valued
Is keepsake: Fri. noon, vicinity ! lth snc
G NV. reward. METROPOLITAN 3s24
BRIEF CASE black. Upper. gold initials
"A. E. d.; Union Station or in tsxi. re-
ward. National $500 Ext. EOS.
name Of 'rMutty. MISSING from ~ sai sa1
i Ascot pl. ne, since September 8. s37
Liberal reward If returned or any infor-
mstlon as TO its whereabouts
CHOW PUP. black male. Thursday am
vlcinily AN and Elm sts. NV: liberal re-
ward 1929 Park rd. NV Adams 5566
DOG, white, black spotted. part wire haired
,ens'e' ars named Bisckie'; tag 712O. Re-
FOUNTAIN PEN. shesffer: vicinity 9th and
6 sts; NV: reward National $3.50, MI.
Haynie. 902-904 G ST. NV
GLASSES. rimless, white gold. pinkisb
coloI: reward. Telephone Georgia 1891. :
KY KEY RING. with 10 keys: between Govt.
printlns Once and Library of Congress-:
rewaro. Box 10S-M. Star
LADY's PLATINUM DIAMOND RING; left
- - laoles rest room in Garf1nckles Dept
store: generous reward. Met. 1881.
MARQUISITE PIN. square. lost Saturday:
OF Randolph 1886 WV
MONEY. bills: Thursday afternoon. on or
near street car platform, front Of Treasury
6niiaine @ or on 1th and Pa. ave. car: re-
PLATINUM WRIST WATCH, Wednesd ay
evening, in vicinity of Chevy Chase Circle.
Finder call Clev. 2l19. Liberal reward
POCKETBCOK. white containing jewelry.
eyeglasses. watch; lost between Brightwood
Phone Georgia 604S
PURSE. lsdy'ss black silk. knit: contained
30 rosary fountain pen. odd papers
Slclnlty 18th and Mass ave. NV >,
% eephone apst ssfs o mqass Mass ssrn
REAL ESTATE NOTE. No. 354; made by
Robp s.. Allensworth lost in downtow n
Washinston; OF no value to finder. but
reward viii be paid II returned TO Harry
a. Grsnt NAT Sav. 81 Trust Blde 18th
and ~ Y. ave.
SCO1VrIE and PEKINESE. fswn colored
male Peke. large black male Scottie: lib
ersl reward. Cali Emerson 1732
nlne gown and accessories. vicinity 1893
! lth W. Liberal reward. Met. 319o. 10.
SUITCASE black, containing D electric
CLOCKS. in Westchester grounds Sept.
- reward 442l . ST. NV. Emerson SS96
UMBRELLA. black. white silk: LETT in cab
st 9TH and Constitution S:45 Friday: re-
ward. District 3629
WALLET. black. containing stamps. about
S4s and Philipsborns address: reward.
Col. 9525 after 5 pm
WATCH round Elgin studded with dis :
monds platinum; lost in Woodward IL
Losnrop reward. 23l Conn. ave NV
North 1874
WRIST WATCH mans Hamilton inscribed
francis Oxley': vic. Sth and Calf: re-
warc. Phone Norsh Q25S
Evening star., 1937-09-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PRIVATE PARTY wants good rooming
nomss from owner; good condition; nicely
w nisnea, fessouaole rent and terms.
about D rooms. Box 3ss r. Star 20~
i HAVE good paying local moving and
storage business to sell on account of other
interests; 81. 800 will buy trucks. storage
account, complete card index and records
OF all customers. | will cooperate so that
no loss o. business will result in the
chanee. You can earn back your invest
ment with proft the FIRST year Write
givins name. address and phone number
for appointment Box DIS. Star
WANTED no LEASE--Sman MOTEL tea
furnished. by private party direct. in or
near washington, Immediate transfer de-
sired. Box IS Star
FOR RENT Furnished cafeteria, kitchen.
$3.50 Box 6b-S. Star.
d. @. s.. busy CORNER STORE. north
west mixed trade; mostly cash; 500
roomr wses "iY ,ons 1sass oeo sioo month With 8
o5sa evenings. Adams 22ls 19s
GROCERY, no competition; sacrifice for
quick sale, leavins town; $500 cash. easy
terms. sol Wolfe ST.. Alexandria. Va.
TWO BOOTHS for rent at Green's Beauty
Shop. 1928 sth ST. NV.
FOR SALE, In Frederick Co., Md, valus BILE
warehouse and store property including
fourth class post office. agency for railroad
electricity Suitable for ex- service man or
person with civil service status Immedi-
htt sale ocsHtu 70 CLOSE estate. BOX 1T,
Star. Dos
GROCERY AND MEATS, established over
25 years, doing 800 wkly Short hours
closed Sunday. Good reason for selling.
Only $3.50 cash 1892 Nichols ave Sc
2Os
SECOND COMMERCIAL-Exce fast
freight terminal or specialized service
shop, etc: 500 month. Box 397-R, Star
2O*
TOURIST HOME well established; will sell
cheap. Apply 1928 Maryland ave. ne.
FOR SALE-Class A liquor store; rent rea-
sonable; established 3 years; price res-
sonable. 2465 / Sth st. NV.
OPPORTUNITY for druggist to rent part of
variety store for drugs and prescription
counter In growing D. c. eighborhood
Rent very reasonable. Call Atlantic
2353-R.
RETAIL LIQUOR STORE. class A license
Tor ssle. Box 1870. Star. 2O-
l734-36 WILSON BLVD, Clarendon Va
Two modern adjoining stores, 36x65 feet
Adjoining Wilson Theater, opposite Colonial
village, VIII lease as entirely or divide to
SUIT tenant; suitable for 1Oc store, grocery.
mower, auto supply store. etc
RANDALL H HAGNER A. co. mo.
1871 conn. Ave. Decatur $500.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHING MACHINES. ABC.. Apex Thor
Mayta2. rebuilt and guaranteed. also floor
samples and factory seconds at erest
saving: terms as low as 10 cents A day
Electrfeal Center 5la 10th ST. NV. Ma
Evening star., 1937-09-18
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert books started. bal
snced audited kept part time; tax prob
lens; most reasonable; refs. Adams 9796
BOOKKEEPER. junior accountant. typist.
experienced. able TO supervise Office Salary
open: References. METROPOLITAN Sill. 19-
BOY. .colored. wants job bus bov in hotel
or waiter in restaurant or porter.
Harris. Spruce o27s.
COOK, colored, wants job as chef 2nd
Try, IN club. hotel, cafe. West 225lW
FRENCHMAN, valet and cook. desires posi-
zion. L or 2 gentlemen; 10 years at last
place. Potomac 1926.
MAINTENANCE MAN. colored. apt, hotel
store. Can make repairs, electric, steam;
references 1872 Col rd. NV. I9-
TEACHER, well trained, desires one OF
more grade pupils; reasonable, references
National $3.50 before Sunday noon.
YOUNG MAN. colored, wants job. truck
driver at night or day. Call Adams 1877
YOUNG MAN. capable, colored experI-
enced butler. chauffeur, willing 10 travel;
city ref, Met. 4235
YOUNG MAN desires permanent position
as porter. housemsn or ianitor; handy
reliable. good refs. North 20f1
L. w. MCDONALD, steward
with Catholic University for
the past 18 years, efficient in
every way, is open for en-
gagement. Address 1912
Sheridan st. NV. Georgia
3718. 19+
Evening star., 1937-09-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRUG STORE, nearby virginia A real op-
portunity for party with rood reputation
and cash to cover stock inventory Excel
Box PIT. Star
Evening star., 1937-09-18
AT PRIVATE SALE

Iarse mahogany library table. 9 a.. BY
5 TT; mahogany davenport table. large
overstufed chair above in excellent con-
dition; bought new home and these pieces
too large for my living room. Can be seen
2s Hesketh st Ch Ch., Sunday. between
10 and . mo Dealers.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING SKYLINE DRIVE SUN. BET g.
y am. and return. take &: new car
North 1851 bet. sS pm. Sat.
LEAVING FOR SKYLINE DRIVE.)SUNDAY
privately owned and driven car; accommo-
cate .. Call $40 am. Adams 1894
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA. SOUTHERN
route. Tuesday 1897 Plymouth sedan.
share expenses; here is treat. Met. 5000.