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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18
TODAY y
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

-8O2-George D. Prentice, LOUISVILLE
XIV. newspaper editor, born at Pres
ton. Conn. Died Jan. p, 1870.
1S19-Isaac T. Hecker, New York S
noted Catholic priest, founder OF the
Paulists, born there. Died Dec ~
1888.
1835-Lyman Abbott, New York Con-
gregational clergyman, editor ana au-
thor, born in boston. Dled Oec' ~
1922. ~
1859-Francis Thompson, famed Eng
lish author of the poem, The Hound
of Heaven" born. Died Nov. IL, 1917.
1S61-Edward A. Mcdowell, Bos-
ton and New York composer, among
the country's greatest, born in New
York. Died there, Jan. %, 1908.
1865. Parkes Cadman, Brooklyn
N. Y. Congregational clergyman, born
in England Died July II, 1886.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Administrative,
of the estate of A. r. Walters, deceas-
ed, late of Vance County, North Caro-
lira, this is to notify all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the under
signed on or before the 9th day of
November, 1888, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar to their recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This 9th day of Novmber, 1887.
MRS. A. r. WALTERS,
Administrative of the Estate
of A. r. Walters, deceased.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
Ry FRED H. MAY

] What advice did Governor Glenn
give the 1909 legislature?
2. What was the public school sit
uation in 1860?
3. How did North Carolina rank ten
years ago in production of TOBACCO?
4. What North Carolinian who NOV
ed to Iowa was appointed Consul to
Columbia?
8. What resolution favoring locally
made clothing was adopted in IVA by
Rowan county citizens?
g. When did North Carolina COVER
nors have power to remove preach
CrS?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The property hereinafter desclipea
having heretofore been offered ao1
sale on the 22nd. of February 1901
and bid of $1,8600O IecelVed 10,
same and reported to the court an
thereafter the court having ordereu
resale of same Now pursuant TO saiu
order of resale and under ana pui
suant to the provisions Thereon dii'
the powers contained in that cerlo.lt
Judgment of Vance Superior Coui'
entitled, D. p McDuffee, AdminiS'.d
tor of Mrs. Sue H. Hines, deceaoeO'
VS.. Mrs. Sue H. Scales, ct ais inc eli
dersigned commissioner will o1lei ~
sale on Monday the 18th. day OF jan
uary 1888, at midday noon, at GU
house door in Vance County, ~ y"
to highest bidder for cash, at pun
outcry, the following DESCRIBED Pr
perty, the bidding to begin a. ~
$4,000, viz: ooncp
Begin on north side OF olam ao.
street 10 feet from Chestnut So
in Henderson, N. c., and run tn'H 4ho
toward Walnut street 100 feet 10 .ng
intersection thereof; thence a' ,at
Walnut street so feet to Omen lo',
thence on parallel line with ola| 1o1
street toward Chestnut street ea Ut
feet: thence on a direct line 5O le0'
to the beginning. =, ,onosit
The successful bidder VIII u.P pr;o,
$4,000 with the Clerk OF 0up eaith
Court at time of sale as soou a,
money to be forfeited in case nc d. H.
she fail to take the property upon :,
mand on confirmation, othe-wis 'rios
be credited upon the purchase p the
Failure to deposit said money IN; I'M.
property will be again ollcieu
mediately. o,
This 18th December, 1851. .;orar
B. P. WYCHE, CommissiOi''''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18
Today, is the Day
By CLARK KINNAlRD
COPYRIGHT. 1887, for this. Newspaper
by King Features Syndicate, Inc.

his last strength, went to an outer
balcony from which he could see once
more the tomb where his empress lay
Tears blinded his eyes before he had
more than glanced at the building, and
the exertion stopped his heart. Thus
he himself passed at "a to the most
beautiful of all the tombs ever con-
structed-the Tai Mahal. Both in the
East and the West it is regarded as
the most architecturally = perfect
structure extant.
The tomb was of Jahan's expresses
own idea. AS she died at 81, after
having borne IA children, she made
two requests: That Johan never marry
again. and that he erect over her such
a mausoleum that it's glories would
keep her memory alive after all othe-'
earthly institutions had been forgot
ten.
Her embalmed body lay in an ordi-
nary tomb for II years, while Tai
Mahal was being built. SO much
money did Jahan lavish upon it, Gl
present day values about $80,0O0,0O0,
that when it was rumored that Jahan
intended to build another of sinli.a :
proportions for himself his own son
deposed him from the throne an |
threw him into prison.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today gives a good endowment for
an actor, poetic, sensuous, sympathe-
tic and dexterous. The disposition is
kindly and many friends will be at
tracted by the personal charms, but
few Will know its real value. Some
degree Of fortune may come but it is
rather too generous for worldly goods,
though its benefactions will be hidden.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

CHRIST IS THE MEASURE OF
JUDGMENT: He hath appointed a
dav. in which he will judge the worlo
in Righteousness by that man whom
he hath ordained; whereof he hath
given assurance unto all men, IN that
he hath raised him from the dead
The Acts 1881.
IT WE FOLLOW HIM: We are his
workmansh n. created in Christ Jesus
INTO good works, which God hath be-
fore ordained that we should walk IN
them-Ephesians 2-1O.
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ANSWERS To
TEN QUESTlO. )
See N. q -

1. Rudy Vallee's.
2. Annapolis
3. Examination OF body to deter
mine the cause of death.
4. Yes. ~>r
s. A sum of money received annually
6. About one hundred years.
Z. Imperial valley, Calf.
8. Lady Jane Grey.
g. Johannes Gutenberg.
TO- New York.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

japanese troops invading China are
using camels for transport. What with
the war having proven, so far for
them, something of a white ele-
plant, it looks as though they will
soon have a complete circus.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

To Clarity Names-The George Thar
rington, Negro, convicted in county
court yesterday before Recorder r. E.
Clements on charge of bastardy,was
no the George Harrington, who
works at the Carolina Bagging Mill,
and breaches in Oxford.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

One of the incest things about De-
cember IS that, with the football sea-
son ended, all those gridiron-en-
thusiastic, nliddle-aged alumni begin
acting like grown ups, again.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

Saturday, Dec. 1S; Ember Day State
hood Day in New Jersey-1oOtn an
niversary of it's ratification OF the
Constitution, giving it the third star
n the Flag.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18
SUNDAY Is THE DAY

w Sunday in Advent, Dec. 49,.
Christmas Week morning stars Venus
Neptune, evening stars: Mercury,
Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

LARGE SELECTION OF LAMPS,
wagons, scooters, child's rockers
kiddie cars, ETC., 97c up. Compare
our prices before buying. Home Fur
niture Exchange, 101 North Garneft
street. S-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18
ONCE Upon DIES 18th.

It was on a December morn in 1866,
that the Moghal emperor in India,
Shah Jahan, rose from the bed where
he had been wasting away and with
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18
AMERICA AT WAR DAY-3Y-DAY

20 Years Ago Today-The war ne
cessity argument having succeeded
where all other arguments of reform
ers had failed. Congress finally vot
ed submission of the prohibition
amendment to the States. (First to rat
ify: Mississippi, q days later. Con-
necticut and Rhode Island were the
only States that never approved).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

PRACTICAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS
For Men, Sheaffer Desk Sets. Chair
Cushions, Desks, Lamps, Aluminium
Office Chairs, Leather Desk Pads
Memo Rolls, Appointment Books,
Letter Trays, Brief Cases, Steel
Bond Boxes, and Home Letter Files
See these items at AFFORDS. 1871
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

LOST-BLACK WATER SPANIEL
answers to the name 'Sambo" Has
white spot under neck. Mrs. H. l..
Keller, College street. 1871
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

70. SALE TWO BUILDING LOTS
On Spring street, one half block
tom business district. Miss G.
Blacknall 165 Homer street. sat-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

WHY WORRY ABOUT CHRISTMAS
decorations. You can get fresh
Chris mas trees, holly, RUNNING
cedar and eveHgreens at Perrv's
Fireworks stand, near Fire Station
16-lS-20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

ELECTRIC MOTORS BOUGHT
~olGj and repaired. Workmanshin
guaranteed. Electrical department
ONAo4d Urphanage, Oxford, N G.
1-26ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

WANTED TWO UNFURNISuFn
rooms for light houseko,nina
E'lone 425. 10 o.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL.
Christmas. Experienced operators 70
serve you. Phone us for appoint.
ment before the Christmas rush.
Bridgers' Beauty Booths. Phone 200.
15-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF MODE-
A 1929 to 1881 Fords in good M
chan-cal condition. Many of tbaw
look spiendid-Aires and paint good ID
see us quickly. Dodge and Plvmoutr
dealers, Sales and Service. K. g.
Motor Company. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

FIREWORKS OF EVERY KIND
for Christmas. Biggest assortment
we have ever show-l. Buy carly and
avoid the rush. II. B. Newman's
Fireworks Store, opposite Motor
Sales Co. 1G-7t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

RADIOS = ELECTRIC AND BAT.
terry, Service and repairs to all
makes-Parts and hatt eries Electric
ranges, 1e-rigeratols, washers and
oil circulating heaters. Stewards.
Everything Electrical, opposite
Legg-ParhaG Co.. Ehone $3.50. 1917
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

FOR SALE ONE USED BICYCLE.
two new tires in good condition.
Apply 100 Young avenue. 1871
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18

STRING BANJO, GUITApc
strings Of all kinds. Other mnsica p
instruments. Blankets, niIa iea
trunks, used wardrobe trunk s77s s
Adams richards Furnitnr, 80 ~
next TO Teiscr's. 10 ~ ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-18
WANT ADS
Get Results

SPECIAL NOTICE FOR sATUPD1v
and week of Dec. 20 to 27 T 1tpAf
steak 25c h., round steak 2Oc n' IT
chunk and rib steak 18c III r ~
best coffee, guaranteed, lb 18o we vi
specialize in cleanliness and servi we
Cash and carry, $50 Winder st' ,'ce
Peoples Meat & Grocery , icy,
Evening star., 1937-08-11
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up and down excitedly. Were set
for the big dough, honey"
And Just what do / get out of tkis?"
Kline asked plaintively.
You'll get the pleasure Of knowing
I'm the happiest girl in the world
when my horse wins the Hopeful-and
you'll get bride"
She leaned over and kissed him.
Kiffie beamed.
Good morning, folks"
1t was Rosetta. Her usually smiling
face looked worried.
Anything the matter. Rosie?" asked
Duke. you don't look in holiday
mood like the rest OF us"
Its Miss Carol. You know she
caught cold at the races. And she's
awful stubborn about it. Won't do a
thing tell her, without q lot OF argu-
fying-and not always then. Seems to
forget I brought her up-acts as If I
didn't know a thing. I'm going now
to get some orange Juice and put
castor oil in it, but like as not she
won't take it." She shook her kinky
black head in distress
"Oh, yes, she will" Duke said firmly
as he rose from the table. I'll give
it to her You just hustle the orange
juice along. You'll find me in her
Evening star., 1937-08-11

some yellow on the two sets of three
stamens. The insects are the valued
agents who take the pollen to the
stlgmatic surface Of the three diff
ferent lengths Of pistil. Hense she
has developed complicated scheme
whereby the plentiful pollen may be
transferred 18 ways!
Darwin was the first to make a
profound study of this complicated
pollen transference. He proved that
"the only pollen brought from the
shortest stamens applied to the shortest
pistil, and from the middle-length sta
mems to the middle-lensth pistil and
from the long stamens to the long
pistil actually fertilized the flower"
Look at the flowers. All of them on
the same stem are alike You can see
to what lengths the flower will 90 to
assure herself Of seed children.
Naturally flower with 50 much to
give attracts many insects. The long
tubed flower must have the assistance
of the long -tongued butterflies and
bees. You can see the butterfly guest
stands on one flower while she sips her
sweet drink from another close by.
(Copyrisht, 1e37.)
Evening star., 1937-08-11

had offers, of course. The last one
was for five grand"
| Kiff1e was so overcome he gasped
instead of sneezing.
We'll give you six TO ride our horse,
Lightning" said Fritzie.
i've been reading the papers about
Lightning" said Dixie.
Well said Frit1e, handing him
the telegram, complete your educa-
ton by reading this
Looks like good mount. Would
you place side bet Of 50. 500 for me?"
"All right" said Frit1e, paying no
heed to another gasp from Kline.
20, K" Dixie rose and held out
his hand to shake on. the bargain.
Just minute" cut in Duke. ''Dyou
mind putting that on paper?"
Dixie measured him with a long,
cool, insulting stare.
Not at all, he said, then, turning
to Fritzie, but it will be for seven
and III write it down"
"S-seven!" Kline sputtered in hor-
ror
And side bet Of five Dixie fin-
ished.
"All right, Dixie, write your own
ticket said Fritzie not trying to hide
the scorn in her voice, as she beckoned
Evening star., 1937-08-11
Natures Children
Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum
salicaria).
Sallcafla
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.


n VOW is the time to get better ac-
nj quainted with the lovely purple
loosestrife. From June until
August you may find it in
Eastern Canada to Delaware, and
westward through the Middle States.
It is also well known in Europe. 1t
loves the wet meadows and the charm
ing watery places. also the ugly dit ,hes
and the bank streams
There are few stories among the
flowers that are as complicated as
that of the loosestrife. 1t is a bright
faced hostess, filled with the idea of
hospitality and an abundance of nectar
and pollen to serve her guests when
they call.
This flower has come to us from
Europe. She has by her industry and
schemes amazing spread her children
year by year farther around the
United States. Her march is color
ful one as her flowers are bright
magenta, or royal purple, sometimes
pinkish purple. They are about one
half inch broad and crowded into
whorls around long-bracted spikes
The calyx is a deep tube that is ribbed
and is five to seven toothed with little
projections between. The corolla is
composed of five or six family crinkled
or twisted petals. They are in two
whorls of FIVE, and sometimes six, and
one pistil which, if you please, occurs
in three different lengths!
The 2 to 3 foot stem is leafy
and branched, the leaves growing op-
posite along the stem and sometimes
they even take to the whorl habit of
three. They are lance-shaped with a
decided heart-shaped base clasping
tightly the stem at this point.
Examine your loosestrife when her
pollen Il ripe. She produces six
different kinds. Some pollen is green,
Evening star., 1937-08-11
THE STORY SO FAR.

Carol Clayton, engaged to
uedlthu Hartley Madison, falls
In loDe Nth Duke Bradley, hand
some young bookmaker, to Whonl
she is paying $4,000 debt in
Cured bv her father before his
death. Her luck at the track Is
phenomenal, Nth the result that
Duke. through tUhom she places
her bets, is all but 1ptped out.
In order to recoup, Duke per-
suddeS Hartley to place bets
through him. Carol thuarts him
in this and he is inturiated Uith
her. She, In turn, IS hun,thated
at the thought that he is in
terested in her merely as a con-
tact Uith Hartley. At the Ken
lucky Derby she uins the final
amount needed to repay the s76,-
900 debt to Duke In tul. There
Is no more need OF seeing him;
she Is no1D free to marry Hart
ley but the prospect fails
to make her happy.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
to the waiter to bring them paper and

to the waiter to bring them paper and
pen.
But Dixie had not really finished.
"Dyou know being among such
careful people" he emphasized the
word with sneer, has made me a
little careful, too. So"-turning his
eyes on the disconsolate Kifie-"as
I'm fairly sure of Mr.. Kif1meyers f.
nancial rating. we'll make this a per-
sonal contract between him and me. >.
Anything more you'd like, Mr.
Gordon?" Fritzie shot at him sar-
castically.
Not that I can think Of he said
condescendingly, as he scraUled his
name on the piece of paper, and rose
from the table.
When the three of them we're alone,
Duke spoke.
Tip put it right. That guy ought
to use machine gun"
Kline, between groans and sneezeS,
was muttering something about $1,000
and on top of that side bets, and the
further fact that he was not made of
gold. Fritzie patted his hand tenderly.
But you're one brick! And no puns
intended, Kiffie- -kins."
"Ridings just a side line with
Dixie" Duke said. His real business
is Dunn and Bradstreet!"
Imagine" broke in Kifie. He
knew my financial rating before he
knew me, even
Its a good thing. Duke, you made
that highway robber put the agree
ment in writing" said Fritzie. Now
let's forget what h" wangled out of us.
He's the best Jockey there is. Light
ming will be sure to be in the money
with him up"
In the money" Duke protested.
She'll win. That's set-up."
Don't forget, Duke, that Madison
is entering Moon Ray and hear she
has what 1t takes"
That's why I feel like a kid on
Christmas morning-just let me get
a chance at Madison on this!'
Which means you'll 60 the limit"
And then some" He grabbed both
OF F'ritzie's hands and pumped them
Evening star., 1937-08-11

stateroom. And, Fritzie, I'll be back
later. when my duties as a nurse are
over"
Rosetta looked after him with ad-
miring eyes as he swung down the
aisle and out the door.
I'm going to give him little time
to get in some good straight talk be-
fore I go in" she said I'll be seeing
you later, too"
Duke is certainly one smart guy"
said kiffie, his recurrent jealousy gone
for the time. mo wonder you set such
store by him, Fritzie darling"
He isn't as smart as he thinks
he is"
What? I thought you thought he
knew everything about everything"
He knows all there is to know about
horses and he could write a book on
dames-all but one But he doesn't
know one little thing about himself
He hasn't got the sense to realize that
he's of to the races over Carol"
You mean he's in love with her?"
He Is said Fritzie with authority.
1 wonder when he'll wise UP to him
self"
Is Fritzie right? Does Duke really
love Carol? Will he find out in
time? What will Carol do when
she realizes it? Don't miss tomor-
rows installment.
(To be continued)
(Copyrnht. 1887, Loews, Inc)
Evening star., 1937-08-11
CHAPTER XXI.

1t was pouring rain as the Saratoga
Racing Special sped across Kentucky.
But Fritzie OMalley, ordering break
fast in the diner, thought it was a
golden day. She had never been one
to neglect her meals. but she hardly
knew what she had ordered. She
kept looking at the door, as if waiting
for some one. She was. She must
see Duke. She hoped he would come
In alone. She hoped even more he
would come in before Kifie did. 1t
was certainly Fritzie's day. Both her
wishes were gratified. Duke walked
directly to her table when he entered
the car
What's happened to you this bright
and sunny morning." he asked.
Take gander at that for answer"
she said in low voice, handing him
, telegram. Just got 1t from my
trainer"
Duke let out low whistle.
What's that old song about not
raining rain but--looks as If it were
raining gold to you, suppose"
1T should do that. seems to me, if
We handle this thing right and have a
fifty-fifty break If Lightning can do
three quarters for three -eighths under
restraint-well, old wise head on young
shoulders. what do you say?'
"kiffle know"
Eyes, l told him--but you know
what he knows about horses and races.
which is absolutely zero. And Just to
make it all the more comfy he hates
'em"
Give him time He'll get heated
up about this. After all, he bought
you the horse"
FT1tzle opened her mouth to answer,
then closed it again Coming down
the aisle was one sneeze after another.
the never-failing announcement of
Kiffie's approach
"Oh, you're here" he said between
sneezes to Duke He should have
known that he had no reason for
being jealous, but as has always been
the way with jealousy. it had no rela-
tlonshlp whatever with reason.
In person." answered Duke. Won't
you join us?"
"Kiffie, dear" cooled FritAe, drop
your nonsense-ve three have some
thing important to attend to-"
What's the use of having me in
never can get on to your racing talk
and I'd hate horses even if they didn't
give me hay fever"
well, said Fritzie. glancing around
the car, Il can't see any horses in
here. And whether you understand
al we say or not, We want you here"
Kiffie groaned How much, he Won
dered, would this conversation cost
him?
Look, Fritzie" Duke returned to
the matter in hand. lingering the tele-
gram, 'if you want to cinch the Hope
full. there's one sure way to do it,"
Which is--?'
you know who's sitting up there?
That's the answer-Dixie Gordon. He's
free-lancing, you know. Put him on
lightning"
"Of course Oh Duke. duck, what
would I do without you? And why
didn't think of that?"
Isn't he awfully rough?" put in
Kifie.
Rough enough to win" said Duke.
Fritzie was one for direct action.
"Oh, Dixie" she called out. Come
over minute, won't you?"
"Don't know uhy not no orruerod
leaving his table for theirs.
Have you met Mr.. Kiffmeyer my
dance?" she asked. We'll, you've met
him now. Sit down. That out of the
way-tell me, have you a mount for
the Hopeful Stakes?"
"Oh," said Dixie in an airy manner,
III you mean have I decided-no. I've
Evening star., 1937-08-11

YOUNG WOMAN for once work in dry
cleaning plant; STEADY work for satisfac-
tory party; experienced only need apply.
Box BOOK Star I5S
Evening star., 1937-08-11

An unusual chance for the woman who
has been looking for something = woman
OF average ability can make money with.
WE HAVE 1T. selling dresses, hosiery, etc.
MISS Eheer. 1th floor lall 2 81 Il W
Evening star., 1937-08-11

THE HECHT CO. HAS OPEN
ING FOR SEVERAL YOUNG
E KIP ENCED COAT
SALESWOMEN OF SMART
APPEARANCE FOR THEIR
BETTER COAT DEPART
MENT. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE BETWEEN
10 AND IL.
Evening star., 1937-08-11

NIGHT CLERK: small hotel. BOX 323K
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HELP DOMESTIC.


COOK: COOK: coIered, g.h.,, % to 35: stay
N Y. ave. NV. before 5 pm Wise 42O4
after pm.
GENERAL HOUsEWORkER, white. aged
tellisent; refs; S5 room and board; Hy-
attsvllle, Md. Greenwood 1898.
GIRL. colored; GOOD cook and general
houseWork; must live IN: $50 month
Apply to place OF business at 1925 q
st. NV.
GIRL. colored to go to New York 10 care
for two children. Call after T. pm. ~
Tuckerman ST. NV.
GIRL light skin experienced for general
housework and help with baby; stay some
evenings; city references; 81 per week
1918 Concord ave. NV, Apt 4: near Geor-
gis ave. Apply Thursday only at 3 pm
HOUSEKEEPER. white. not over 40 yrs
take charge OF home and 4-yeaT girl Ap-
ply Friday and Saturday. 5I@4 3rd St n W.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. reliable good cook
stay nights. 81 per week / day of. Falls
Church lT4-J-2.
MAID, good cook, ghw, neat, reliable
good worker: no laundry. fond OF children
Apply in person. 362s Van Ness St NV
WHITE GIRL. young by employed couple
to take charge 1s-month baby, small home:
$50 month. room and board; refs. Phone
Shepherd AIM after q pm.
WOMAN, white for general housework, 70
go to beach. Box slH. Star.
WOMAN, white, general housework wash
lns and ironing: employed couple one
child l3 yrs. old; stay nights; go mo
23ol 4th st. ne.
Evening star., 1937-08-11

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, white AGED
2O-35; cook. care Of . children; neat in
tellisent; refs; S6. room and board; Hy-
attSVllle. Md. Greenwood l2SH
Evening star., 1937-08-11

ShLESMEN-Ten men needed for radio
and electrical appliances; leads furnished
sAlary and commission; steady work to the
rlsht men. Ask for Mr. Schneider. 10
a m. 70 ] p N. 3IN1 M 81 n N ~
Evening star., 1937-08-11
HELP MEk AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. coored good houseman: wife
must be Al cook neat in appearance.
living quarters: references Apply 40
pm. 425 Columbia rd. NV.
MAN AND WIFE or woman, must be GOOD
cook and gen. houseworker; man to help
around premises: ref: room. board. salary.
! 45l Harvard st. NV.