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BIRTHS REPORTED

Edward and Frances Collins. win alrt
ann stnfr, s,a sn9 n , tennie els Lewis, boy
James end Catherine Fltzsimmons, bow
Paul and Margaret Bohi boy
Charles and Nancy Dtckerson, boy
Paul and Joan CoIborn. hoy
John and Catherine Mitchell bov.
seo and Gertrude Pnkus, bov.
Samuel and Mary Gordon boy
Robert and Virginia Neary. boy.
Michael and Msrv Koval bow
John and Asnes Lsuksts. girl
Albert and Blanche Van LANDING ham cir
Charles and Lottie Robertson, girl
Harry and Maria Heede. girl.
Harold and Kathleen KiSsenbereAr, girl
SusSeL and Ruth Jewell girl
Newton and Wilma Wood girl
Charles and Helen Orrison, bov
senIs,, senry and No yirsnia 4, ,!I Jones. boy.
Alfred and Rhoda Ross. boy
Royal and Anna Seymour girl
Haryey snd Lillian BroHnweIl girl
Emil and Eunice Blaock. girl.
Cecil and Nellie Never airl
James and Evelyn Bell boy
Lawrence m a. and Catherine Smith. ,sirl
John and Cecilia Miller cir.
Donald and Marian. Johnson. boy.
vernon and Esther Best boy
Ewell and Bertha Moore boy
Elmer and Helen Pessaeno. boy
William and Susan Acker. ir. boy.
William and Mary Marrow. boy.
Louis and Erma Heller boy
William and Jessie Brown, girl.
Bernise aud Mary Flynt. girl
Wilbur and Elizabeth Mcpherson. arl.
Leslie and Margaret Cox, girl
Joseph and Vernie Cumberland. girl.
Jacob and lydia RaSab. girl.
joseph and Francis Boyd. girl
Lewis and Elizabeth Atkins boy
Ernes' and Harriet Blanchard bov
Mark and Helen Friedlander. boy.
Melville and Viola Cohee boy
John and Ruth Areent bov
Graham and Dorothy Martin. girl.
Michael and Elinor Jones girl
Jacob and De Forest Ford boy
Harrison and Viola Mills boy
George and Mary Harrison boy
Veola and Blanche Cutterback girl
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AS soon as cold Wea ther approa ches
the ground squirrel begins to think
seriously Of the warm apartment below
The frost line. When the Spring days
roll around again, the squirrel comes
from his dugout, slender of figure but
eager TO go a-Wooing as soon as he
mas gained a little strength and en-
loved bit of green food.
About The last of May there will be
several babies. dependent for severa
weeks upon their mothers love and
care. They are playful little things
with bright new coats. dancing black
eyes and big bump of curiosity when
they are brought out to see the world,
tCopyrieht, Ia31J
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u AN53FA.loos os+c~
EI 7TZp by Vincentni -~-\~sxn..;
HiusfrAfed.
BY Vincenfini

Why I've waited Ave whole months
for this. I've counted on him for the
Hopeful! He's my one chance to gel
even! You can't do this to me!''
There was another silence, shat
tered only by her violent breathing
Again she felt that murderous desire
in her heart. Then. suddenly, she
threw back her head and A. loud
bitter laugh, hideous with hatred
ratified through the little room.
SO I can't do this TO you! Well
how do you like that
What's the matter?" he cried
stupidity
so. all along, I've been a come -on
"A steer-broad, that's all"
What d'you think + amp" he
shouted. Some one YOU can stall for
whole year and then leave holding
the bag?'
"A come-on!" repeated Carol. her
fury increasing with every word Duke
said Il, Carol Clsyton-I-a steer
broad"
She broke off as another paroxysm
Of coughing tore through her.
Get back into bed" commanded
( Duke.
Get out OF nov rom!" shfieked
Carol between coughs.
She won't do nothing for nobody.
Mr.. Duke" said Rosetta helplessly.
Oh, yes. she will" said Duke
Shes getting back into bed and right
away"
He look her by the shoulders and
tried to force her into the he'd. Her
fury gave her strength and she struq-
e'ed 10 shake his hands OF. For A
moment they fought f,Iriously but she
could not hold out long and he pushed
her under the covers. holding her down
with one powerful hand,
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TIE STORY so FAR.

Carol Clayton, engaged to
Uenlthy Hartley Madison, tails
~ loUe NTH DIXIE Rred1ey, hand
some bookmaker, to mhom she
+. popino a s76 900 debt incur
red bu her father before his death.
Her hck at the track is phenom-
email pith the result thot Duke,
through 'Dhom she places her
bets. IS oil bnt ,Uiped out. In
order to reconp. Duke perSuadeS
Rorfiep to place bets THROUGH
h'm, too-bnt Carol, kno,Uino
Hnrtteys meakness tor horses,
thUarts this plan. Duke IL in
fnr'oted. and she is hn,niiiuted
ot the thought that his oplu inter
est m her is a possible contact
'n,fh Hartley At the Kentuckp
Derby she 1nns enough to pay
OF fhe $4,000 debt On the re-
f1tfn tro1n she is taken i'll. DUKE
nurses her and his tenderness
makes her beiiepe ne lopes her.
In q feperish moment she con-
f~sses hen lone tor him.
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Natures Children
Armed Ground Squirrel.

fallen tree or large earthworks thrown
up by more robust neighbor--it is
appropriated and the entrance Is we'll
comoufIaped.
Ground squirrels love to bask in The
sunshine in their own doorWavs.
Stretched ont fun length. they take
their ease, one eve always ready to
fly open at the least vibra tion felt
as something stalks near end jolts
the ground.
Large grain fields are lands flied
with abundance to the thrifty ones.
Some insects are eaten. out merely to
vary the vegetable and nut diet.
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Honey. do I love yoel?" he saio
gAyly. DO II"
Her eyes had narrowed 20 the long
lashes almost met.
Yes" she said slowly "Ill get
Hartley for you. But there is one
thing you'll have to get for yourself
I'll tell you what it is. A tin cup!
You'n be needing it. standing out on
4 street corner"
Duke rose. He gave her smart
salute. a low mocking bow and picked
up the half empty glass He held it
high as it he were drinking a toast
to her.
Again. love you," he said. Here s
luck"
What will Carols retaliation be
for this new humiliation? She's
not the type OF girl to let such a
blow pass. Tomorrow's INSTALL
ment throws new light on both
Carol and Duke. Don't miss It'll
(To BE- continued Monday
tCossrssAt. 1927. Loew's. 1nc)
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TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS
SECOND OFFENSE SPEEDING

StCOND OtFEkSE SPEEDING.
Earl D. Baldwin. 78l Morton street.
$40.
George W Howlin, 1871 D street
northeast $40
Napoleon Hill 73l Fourth street. sl5
Martin J. Berghers, 31l2 Rhode
Island avenue northeast, $40.
FIRST OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Walter J. Chalkley. MARYLAND. IS.
John 3 Sanker, 22l D street south
east. IS.
Cornelio Mangubat 1912 East Cap
itoI street. SIS
Edgar Cook 7O6 Concord street. SIS
John w Clark. 923 Eighth street. IS
Haywood E. Dalton, 2446 Ontario
road, $40.
Frank Noveak, 32e L street north
east
Milton H. Mills. 1895 Hayes street
S.
George H. Burke. AZ @ street, S.
Therman Butler, Virginia. IS.
Joseph w Howe 1901 o street IS.
William Rosenthal 1901 Rhode
Island svenue, $40
Douglas Mackall, 449 Decatur street.
IS.
William F. Simmons. Virginia. S.
Bernard R. Mills, 1884 Elm street,
IS.
Willard F. Nus Bickel. Maryla nd. IS.
Scott D. Kellogg, 1920 street
southeast. IS.
Samuel Owens, 3l9 V street, IS.
Morris Book, Pennsylvania $40
Cleveland A. Chsney. MARYLAND, SIS
Roy T. Johnson, 744 Nineteenth
street northeast. IS
Leroy NJ Wilkerson, 80 Hanover
street. S.
Ernest L. Mankin, Virginia, IS.
Charles F. Funkho,lser, IS
Bud D. Wines, 1349 Pennsylva mia
avenue southeast. S.
Franklin r. Bean, 1918 Oates street
northeast. IS
Sam Katz, e26 Mssss chusetts ave-
nue., $40.
Thomas E. Pyne, 3s33 veazy street,
IS.
Robert s. Hall, SAL Seventh street
southeast. IS.
Ralph c. Brandburn, Maryland. SIS
Morris R. Saunders, 1928 G street
southeast, $40
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D'vou ant 70 ger pneumonia he
said. You stay in bed and take
vo'Ir castor oil. Here. Rosetta. while
/ I've got her down. push that tray A
little nearer"
. Il won't" cried Carol
For answer. Duke put out his free
hand and look one Of the gla sses.
i Mr.. Duke cried Rosetta, tina t S
not the"
/ Take it," Duke, white with anger
said 10 Carol
I She took rhe glass, after second
Of hesitation.
/ Get out OF the way. Rosetta" she
said as she 1une The glass with al
her strength across the room.
/ SO much for your taking care OF
me" she said in a sneerjng voice.
I'll look after myself, thank YOU"
Il only want" he began.
What vou want is OF no possible
interest to me-" she said. Il know
what you want What I want is that
YOU get out Of my room and stay
out"
Honey said Rosetta pIeadinRly.
Il took care OF vosi when you we're
toddling around and"
Keep still" snapped Carol. IT
promise you you car dose me to your
hearts content. once we get this in
triider out OF here. And noW''-t,Tn-
ing TO Dalke-"yon heard what I said
l meant it," She pointed TO the door.
Duke did not move. He did not
speak
"A come-on-a steer-broad," Carol
said through clenched teeth. You
dare to give me that rating. And to
think l nearly broke with Hartley!
I must have been mad! To consider
giving up Hartley man, real
mani
How msny words were there in
the English language? Duke on the
verge OF shouting with Joy, did not
know the answer to that question
which ran through his mind, but
he knew of ell the thousands. there
were none which at the moment could
have seemed so golden TO him. He
could have cried aloud his thanks
that she WAS so wild with anger. He
knew she would do exactly what he
wanted her to do.
OF course, he's man. real
man. he repeated her phrase. That's
what I've been trying to tell you. In
fact, appraising him in sober fash
ion, I'd say he Is a wonderful mar. :"
Carols face was white, all the color
drained from it. She reached for the
letter which she had dropped. sav-
aeely she ripped it TO tiny bits.
I'll get him for you" she cried
! hoarsely. Never doubt that"
you will?' Duke almost sans the
words in his relief and delight. Nov
you're talking. l knew YOU didn't
mean that crazy talk, any OF the
time
He let out low whistle of delight,
sank into chair, reached out and
picked up the remaining glass on the
tray.
Mr.. Duke" said Rosetta That's
the one with the CASTOR
But Duke. listening to the satisfy
ing echoes OF Carols anger, was deaf
to her anxious warning. He tossed
OF half the contents. After what he
had been through, he needed 4 cool
ing drink
You can bet your last copper III
get Hartley for you" Carol said
f1inging the bits OF the letter full in
his face. "Ill bring him to Saratoga.
You'll get that much. But from then
On she stopped.
Duke chuck1ed. He pAtted her
shoulder. She snerily terted away
from him.
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CHAPTER XIV.

Duke didn't speak He couldn't,
Always quick OF tongue, never failing
10 better any emergency. ianntilv
taking an yioSs-nog he was silent
This was. he knew. the crucial mo-
ment IN his life. 1t wasn't only tina t
he had been so confident a moment
before that he would win enough on
the Hopeful Stakes TO lea We the tracks
henind him forever It was more
fhan that. Even 10 himself he had
not admitted that he was almost
Cat hroke--he had used the ellphem-
Ism that he was desperately in need
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~f money. But Carols words had
shattered his optimism II Madlsor
nd not bet on Moon Raw, Duke knew
he was finished.
There was no GRANNY in his mind
Tor anv other thought. That Carol
had told him she loved him wa.
forgotten. The strange feeling he had
had few minutes before when she
had lain helpless in his arms. in a
paroxysm Of coughing. he did not
remember. He had felt protective,
tender, then. II she had not told
him Of her letter 70 Madison lust then
and so abruptly, he might have
sensed that it was more than pro-
tertion and tenderness TO some one
who was i'll he felt. But she had
spoken and all he could think of now
was that he would lose Madison for
ever II she sent that letter.
Carol. although he had said no
words OF love to her, had felt the
change in him and her heart had sung
with JOY. She had taken a desperate
chance in telling him she loved him.
but she could DO nothing else. All
rhs srriers between them had to be
broken down and she alone could
break them. Now they were down.
She waited. una fraid, for him to
speak. She thought it only natural
that ne should not find words at
once. when she had made it clear
that she had meant all she had
said. All her love was written in her
face. as she held out her hands to
him. The letter was in them. It was
the symbol that she had broken with
the past, that the future belonged
to Duke.
Did you hear me, dear?" she
asked softly, as he still stared at her.
DO von understand that I'm through
with Hartley, forever?"
Then he spoke.
You can't do this to me-"
She thought she had not under
stocd. Surely he had not said those
angry words. She drew in her
breath sharply Now it WAS she who
could not speak
Il won't let you gum CUP the works. "
he said Now when I have everv-
thing right where I want it! I'll be
ruined Ruined, I tell you! You
can't do this to me"
He had said them Crashing
rlthlessly through her hopes, her
dreams. her love, came those hateful,
bitter words She felt as If she were
frozen and then she glowed with a
throbbing anger She wished thai
she could kill him II she had been
mistaken in thinking he loved her,
abe might have faced it. Other
women, from the beginning Of time,
had had to bear that hurt. But to
be Inundated in this way WAS more
than anv human being should be
asked to bear.
There WAS a dead heavy silence in
the room. Then the door opened md
Rosetta, with beaming smile came
In, She was carrying trav with
two glasses Of orange juice on it.
Here I am she announced. Il
brought
She stopped suddenly. This was
not what she had expected to find.
Neither of them looked at her They
were glaring at each other like
strange unfriendly animals, waiting
to claw each other to pieces.
Il ean't do this to you?" Carol spat
the words out at Duke Her eyes were
hostile as she started to rise from the
bed. He had sunk on the rumpled
bed. and she stood above him, elaring
down At him.
Il can't do this TO you!" sne re-
pested. "Whst can't l do to you?"
Lose Madison now he cried
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY APPRENTICE: learn while earn
ing. Betty's 1853 Conn. ave. NV. North
913l after l pm. a.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. ali
around: others need not apply. Geo. 9601.
GIRL, white. between 10 and 25, for
store and home work. Living on premises
required. 1888 l4th st. nv.
NURSE, practical white. to take care OF
and govern 2 small girls one month at Ses :
shore, $50 monthly: permanent If satis-
factory; references required Box s399-K
Star.
sALESWOMAN-Inte work for we'll
educated young lady with roise and per
sonality. Apply in person, Room 1913,
Raleigh Hotel q m. to II Am.
SEVERAL intelligent young women for spe-
cial survey and canvass work. Five days
per week. 900 am. to 80 pm. Salary.
bonus and transportation. Must have
plea sing personality and pleasant voice:
Reply, stating past experience, age and
telephone number. Box Ask. Star.
sTENoGRAPHER, young. single. for pat
ent attorneys ONCE. Experience not nee
.ssary. bur tntellieence, speed and sccur-
acy in taking and transcrioins dicts alton
required, S15 starting salary. Reply
fully. Box 1871. Star.
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BOATS.

24-FOOT CABIN MOTOR BOAT. excellent
condition: can be seen at Orummond s
Boat House, Woodland Beach. Nd. or call
MI. Mitchell. Georgia $3.50.
D. H. CRUISER, 53xlO. marine engine:
sleeps 20; suitable for home MAHOGANY
speedboat for tender: terms. 10th and
MOTOR BOAT. Is it.. converted and in
closed model A engine; in D. c.: sturdy
double pla nked hull, com moletely equipped
radio, splendid condition, 3 mo. old, safe.
dependable, economical boat for young
man who ENJOYS motor boating on river
Asking Sl25. viii consider less Cley. 242I
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T. v D. s." N. Y.-B. Reward. Return
to Irving Sax. Adams 1855.
MONEY. in ladys pillfold. in drug store
al 18th and Wis. ave, or between there
and !3lO 31th st. NV. Reward. C1eve-
land $3.50
POLICE DOG, white. female. old And very
gentle; no collar: named Wonder" Re
ward. lsHS Mass. ave. NV
PURSE. gray leather; cash travelling
checks; in store, 9th and l. sts. NV Please
return. Reward. District 1902
SCOTTIE, black. male, very friendly, an
Spers name Filthy" Lost days. Re-
ward. North 1891
WRIST WATCH. lsdy'S Gruen, white gold
lAth ST. bet. Park and Irving, August /
reward. Columbia 1886
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC on heavv-duty
rucks, must have experience sno comoiere
set OF roolS no iriiers nse6 apply Be
9nd floor
AUTO RUNNERS tcoloredp: must have
driver permit. reference 81 Eve st. e
CARPENT ERs. first t-class. Call Shepherd
535s. Appy at I2.::5 Garfield 81, Silver
Spring
CREPE-PApER DECORATORS. Coca oo-
oortuntty for right men, Apply FRIDAY
evening. End foo' 2a65 ISM st NV I5'
DETAn. REPRESENTATIVE leading phar-
WASHINGTON, d c and Baltimore. Mo. Age
70 70 30 experienced preferred. Boz
FENDER AND BODY METAL WORKER
eXperIenced. EvsnsPs liner, Inc. l4th snd
l. stS. NV.
FORD MECHANIC; must be Ford trained
glth SeIerai years experience all around
lions. Appy Service Mgr, lie. D. Butler,
Inc. l!2l ?iSt ST. NV.
HANDY MAN. white, steady, sober. honest;
90 house EepalrlnRi bed, board. good pri
vate home right party. Lincoln 333.
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, Young man wiz.
| OF :! Years experience. Box 367 K, Star.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, permanent for right
man, Tor local LIQUOR store. STATE ec, sal
airy. experience. give fun details. Box
ili-J Srar
MAN. married for farm OF DAIRY; refer-nc.
REQUIRED. Call Rockville l2s.
MECHANIC TO operate Weaver front-eno
machine experienced Evans Palmer, Inc ,
Iith and | SIS. NV
MECHANICS, truck. several hrst-class:
state qualifications. pasI experience sno
ohone number II possible. Box 24l-H
S'ar
NIGHT BE1I4MAN white; must be able 10
operate elevator and Telephone switchboard;
S45 month Apply 522 'Ist st. NV,
PHARMACIST registered, for fulI-time en-
o!ogment. Box 2laH sta,.
PIANO PLAYER for small night club Must
be sole TO accompany singer. also 10 play
solo Feouests OF patrons, Box 2iJ, Star.
REAL ESTATE statesmen. ,. 70 cover
sbfOherd s4 ca snd
day or DiStrict 3d.. on Monday.
SALESMAN - Cleveland Steel PRODUCTS
Corp. has opening for experienced oil
write particulars. Box 24o-H star
SHORT ORDER COOK, must have dining
car experience, references; wages, S2o gsek
Box 3.ak, Star Office -
LIE Settlers; sIfauon Apply buckingham am
ro and Pershing drive 49,
TIMERS Combination timer and esti-
mator for roofing department. Eberlys,
l10S NV.
Must be good presser and know repairing
Give qualifications Box ,e-H. stsr.
VULCANIZER, experienced Steady work
Washington Tire Supry Co., 1896 l1th st
Sc. Atlantic 2233.
WANTED-Bsrber TO run furnished barber
shop at Fort Washing ton. Md; references
desired: single man preferred, il married
must have car and live within reasonable
distance. Call at Post Exchange Fort
Washington. Nd, for further particulars
l6"
YOUNG MAN. 1921, bicycle preferred:
magazine collection work; $40 week guaran-
iced, salary plus commission; averaee earn
ines. SIS. Must be willing 10 spend Two
weeks direct selling on commission asis as
training period. Give phone, address and
reference. Box Blk. Star
YOUNG MAN. thoroughly experienced in
mimeoeraphinR, addressoeraphing, and sr
other branches of letter shop work fast
tvpiSt; give references. Permanent DO
Sifion for right party. Box 3S9-K, Star.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

COOK, coloreo. years ut Catholic Uni
versity; refs a52 r st. nv
COOK, colored experienced wants Job as
chef. second in club, hotel or cafe. Phone
West 215 W.
ENGINEER. civil, construction experiences.
as Office man engineer and foreman, de
sires connection with contractor. Box
33a-K. Staf. ~
FILIPINO. COOK housemap butler. eight
rears experience, best references. Metro
poliian 1884
MAN youns colored, desires hob as truck
driver or helper or chauhsuIa Has o. {,
81. Sc. -
MAN, miodle- aged, in good health, woulc
like place as wstchman. chauffeur private
csl. delivery csr OF truck; references. Box
426-K, Stsr. l5-
MARRIED MAN WITH FAMILY-What can
YOU offer7: 35 years old, graduate of NC
Kinlev High School, experience consists of
resrina laboratory, Two years Of adoina
ma chine sales and service. Tvo years once
work and past eight years as travelina
salesman for large soap concern; good ref
erepccs. Box 3a5-K Star.
SECRETARY (male). two yesrs' expert
snce desires work in more favorable
climate; references furnished. Box 4os-K.
star 20
YOUNG MAN. colorea. desires position as
chauffeur or butler. ref, IL years last
place District 81 l9.
YOUNG MAN. single, 23. gradual. sc-
countant and junior executive, desires con-
nectinn with national orasniystion: seven
years general business and banking expert
ence RESIGNATION 10 present employer Ell
tecrive Sept I5-Oct. !; references. Box
31S-k. SrsI 10
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
GIRL. colored. young, exp. wishes Job as
maid or mothers helper. North O6OI.
GIRL. coiored. wants general house work; :;
ref: no SUNDAYS. Decatur b436.
GIRL. colored. wants lob part time. Call
after O'Clock; experienced. North 59b7 j.
WOMAN. white. reliable general work in
small family: good cook; stay nights; refs.
Box 4n6-K, Star. 49,
WOMAN, colored, wants cooking Or general
housework; brst-cIsss reference. North
33So-R
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Air Conference Promoted

Peru has decided to use every
means to foster the Pan n
Air Conference to be held in Lima in
September.
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CUT ELOWERS.

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLAD1Gtra
delivered for 81, nr SOC dozen Helena
Afieck. Box 22I-A. Route No Z, Vienna,
Va. PhonA Vienna. 13-W-3 oOs
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

KANSAS CITY. ABOUT AUGUST I6-Ia3;
Chrvser: take or 4: ref. exchanged. Shep-
hero 1856
GOVT. EMPLOYE DRIVING TO KANSAS
Citv Sun morning: tske 3 passengers
lO2S Conn. ave NV. Met. > 81. ADJ 616.
LEAVING FOR KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA
August T.. room for passengers. Call Mi.
Ball after e, Met. f23I.
LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO. SEAT
tie; driving via Dallas. Grand Canyon.
about August 22; new car. Shepherd I6o1
is"
DRIVING TO CHICAGO AUG l6, TAKE
rhrre passengers. Phone MISS PRONTN.
GEORGIA 3sn5 between & and pm. IA
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HORSE, 4-year-old registered flly, gentle
and in sound condition suitable for racing
dress P, O. Box 3O3. Charles Town. W
Va t5s
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POULTRY & EGGS,

BABY oHIcKs. blood tested. sil sy-eds
VIM, James IL Son. 619 K st. NV. Metro
poltan OOSS.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

cooE sxpsrienerd; general obs houseSork
IerIsce Nv. Emerson 5619-
GENERAL HOUsEWCRKEh. colored: ref
erences: 3 in family. stay some nights,
Wise 5405
GIRL" white, experienced, general house
work, care of children for employed couple;
live IN: good home, SALARY Emerson 1859.
GIRL OR WOMAN white. light general
housevork duties and care Of baby; good
home. Greenwood 3347W. after + . m
HOUsEKEEPER. white. not over As yrs.
rske charge Of home and 4>year girl.
Sl24 3rd st. n ".
HOUSEKEEPER, white. unencumbersd ;
lake complete chsrge of new home, infant
board and salary: excellent position for
one desiring good home, references. Can
Walnut 1895
NURSEMAID experienced, white. care Of
children: stay NIGHTS. cry ref, must
accompany answer: $50 mo. Box 239 H
Star.
WHITE GIRL for cleaning and also as
sist with cooking 81 week. room ano
board Csn AreNe Country Club, Silver
Spring S2l.
WOMAN white. experienced cook and
house~orker. lave IN Washington Army
post: upstairs room and bath, light laun-
family; personal references required; sts re
wages expected refs. and phone sp
plica lion. Boz PSI Star
WOMAN. white: General housework; 5000
home; $50 month. 1903 Lawrence st. ne
WOMAN. light colored, settled; good plain
cooking: h w: bays LAUNDRY only, live
IN: time OF: Ss w.. CieV. 233l.s