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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started bal
apced. audited kept part time: tax prob
lens; most reasonable; refs. Adams 9796
BOY, colored. wants job at night as an
elevator operator. Call Decatur 4334.
after pm.
CARPETS sewed and laid in your home.
Isaac Pryor. Phone Decatur 2s27.
CHAUFFEUR. janitor or repairman, colored.
experienced. wishes work; reference. 76S
Lamont St. NV. Decatur 1916.
CHAUFFEUR. experienced. colored wants
position: good references. Decatur 3652
CHEF, American. white desires position
as nrst or second cook; reliable; sober.
iurnish Al references; do anything in
COOKING line. Call l.. RawelIffe, Line. 929l.
COLLEGE STUDENT. proficient at typing,
bookkeeping' office work, desires part-time
work. Phone North 1567-W.
pRAhrrsMAN Dish!. sNaASnr EXC EXCELLENT LETTERS,
1717 K st. NV. WashinRton D. c.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT. colored, de-
sires work of any sort after school hours.
Marvin Harris. North 1854. pa
Man MAJ foiorea naC s.1s Wants work of most any
MAN. Japanese; reliable, with car. wishes
a position. chauffeur. butler houseman,
cleaning: exp: best refs. Adams 520l w.
MAN, 2S. single, desires permanent en-
tion and managerial ability; code adviser:
two years Government investigator; four
years bookkeeping and cashier duties: ref
erences. Box 17ST. Star. "a"
PAINTER, white. frst-class, with full
equipment. wants contract work; Al ref
erences. Call Russell" Walnut 7l43.
YOUNG COLORED MAN wants work as
truck driver or chauffeur. Phone Lincoln
76SS-W
YOUNG COLORED MAN wants Job as
% referenceS. -tti Districf sf ASA. asa permit CITY
YOUNG MAN. expert driver has permit.
sedan, character refs. wants work any
kind. Poole. North 1477-W. 23s
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DELlCA.. CONF GROC.. same owner
nine years; equipped and stocked: good
business; very low rent: rooms above
Price. 81 600: terms. Box 1g6-T. Star
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOING TO MIAMI SEPT. %. WILL TAKE
three passengers. Call Temple 1894.
GREEN BAY. WIS. VIA CHICAGO,
leaving Sept. 26; share expenses. Lincoln
1921. 3Ia 18th st. ne
LEAVING SATURDAY FOR MONTGOM-
cry Ala, '37 Chrysler Royal sedan: share
expenses; Columbia 1856 Thursday eve
ming. to 10 pm. Mr. HANDI LEY
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ROCK WOOL MANAGER

Nationally known rock wool insulation
company desires the services of manager
have experience in both the selling and
installation of the material All replies
must state salary. references and complete
nformatlon. All information will be held
c0nfldeptial Boy ! "A II Star -
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PIANO. grand Steinway, used. in good
condltion; In reply please state terms.
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CONFECTIONERY and ice cream, 9 rms.
and bath; wkly. receipts. 81 90; rent, S45:
price. Sl,2bO; half cash. Capital Adjust
ing q Finance Co. zoos H st. Met. 4sl3.
RESTAURANT-LIQU well equipped; ;
flve-year lease; sacrifice. $4,000 for i'm
mediate sale Boz 2IG-T Star
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BOATS.

20-FT. FAST SAILBOAT. S1OO. Iangan's
Boat Shop. l Shipwright st. Annapolis, Nd.
45-FT. BOAT for charter, $4,000 per
day for races. Call Alexandria 112s-w.
FOR SALE-3O-ft cabin cruiser, 2s-h. D.
Redwing marine engine. toilet and other
accessories: no reasonable offer refused
Line. ls17-J after 6 pm. 95s
SAILBOAT. 1s-ft. Sea Gull. small cabin.
sno outooard auxiliary: best offer Inspect
at Nash Marine supply Water St
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INSULATE your attic with newspaper
matrices-the new. novel way Make
IN Winter. Easily applied and will take
paint, varnish or stain May also be used
for cellar ceilings. Only 81 per 100 Apply
5000 Ext 379
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,
fCnptipuaf

CASH REGISTER. show cases. counters
coffee urns,> steam table, stools, scales and
,tore fixtures OF every description. Edgar
Baum, Inc, 307 9th st. NV
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JHOCERY, good location; wkly. Income,
$500; rent S35; price. 50 600: terms.
Capital Adjusting g. Finance Co., zoos II
St NV. Met 4S13
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GAS STOVE. 4-burner. oven and broiler.
stand, pulley. belt, Sl2: tent top. 24x24
WIN poles and ropes. $50; cook stove S5:
Invalid roller chair. Sc: lot flags. cheap
Procter. rear Sll Ard u W Mel rgI2 on.
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LUIHINt-HlgheSt prlces paid Tor mens
Used clothing. Bermsn's. 1122 1th ST. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 31G7. VIII call
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FURNITURE. 5 rooms: G. (. refrigerator:
Underwood typewriter. and Pierce-Arrow
sedan. Apply between ) and pm, gO4
Independence ave sw "a.
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FOR SALE-Long established auto repair
business on wide alley in downtown section
near Thomas Circle. $500 including tools
1 OOA IIfh "a, - -FN-' 49,
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RESTAURANT. with beer; doing S4O0 wkly.
Rent. SD; price. $3.50 terms. Capital
Adjusting & Finance Co.. zoos II st. NV.
Met 4SI2
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MOTORS for refrigerators ventilators.
SOLD. repaired: belts. brushes. bearings pull
leys. winding. Harris. 9th and o NV .
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TELEPHONE SOLICITORS

We have few openings for neat. am
permits Salary. $3.50 per week Mus
bonus and commission. Willing workers
can earn S30-S40 per week Absolutely no
selling 1850 oond ct n " ~
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BUSINESS.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

dlctatlon. review, principles ExperienceG
teacher; ref. Temple School. Col. 2756.
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RESTAURANT tnear Govt. bldgs "A nice,
clean business. Ideal for two ladies. Rent
only $1,000. $1,000.
r. M. De ShaZo. i 1913 14th NV. Natl. 5521.
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ROOMING HOUSE. Is large rooms; ideal
for tourists as well as roomers: large
baths. Only 81 $50.
R. M. De shazo, 1923 14th NV Natl 1921.
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S4oO-ROOMING HOUSE. rooms: rent.
So; good income; good terms
oaoOE,Rooming house, II rooms, > baths,
oil heat. l0-car garage
s450@Rooming house, II rooms; rent.
$50; same owner 90 years
Sooo-Lunch and beer; rent. S62: splendid
business bargain
S60O-Sandwiches and beer: rent, S35:
over 5000 weekly: bargain
Sl,3ou-DelicateSsen and beer; rent, $40:
business $40 daily: bargain
S25o-Delicatessen and grocery; rent, S25,
including electricity
S300-Tailoring business, including truck:
old stand bargain
r. M Curtis, Coz ST. NV. Natl q140 q
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DRUG STORE. modern fixtures and liquid
carbonic luncheonette fountain; best sec
ton. OF Washington. Wonderful opportun-
ity for sober, industrious man. Terms for
quick sale. See Mr.. Smith. Washington
N
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S5-Speed Dlctation, Stem. and Typ.-S5
S5|STATISTICS AND FILE CLERKS
Begin today, The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School. $50 18th ST. NV Met 6331
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RESTAURANT dover I4th) = LIQUOR
$4,000 monthly bus; S600-Ss00 profit; long
lease. For price and terms call
r. M. De Shazo, 1923 14th NV Natl 552I .
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MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE,

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
A AIR oG heT to hove d2:Sa"es sades
and. offered at bargain prices; we will
ira trade # you need q larger, unit; service
Supply CO.. ] 500 14th ST. NV.
ANTIQUES--Bg 25c removal sale Pressed
glass, old china, bric-a-brac. silver, furni-
ture. books. prints. Edelson. 61s 5th NV.
ANTIQUE FRENCH CABINET. all iniaid !:
French marouetrie bed rm. furniture. day
bed. maple ends. No dealers. Sacrifice.
5000 9th st. NV.
ANTIQUE TABLE round marble top. solid
sacrifice price. L, Bailey. No. 2 Greenway
blvd. Pals Church. 23s
BABY CARRIAGE. Haywood Wakefield
stroller, Sl5; Storkline play pen, So; j. B.
scales. 81 80. North 3753-J.
BED ROOM, davenport suite, chifforobe,
typewriter, studio couch kitchen cabinet.
refrigerator. Edelman, 1903 Georgia ave.
BED ROOM and odd pieces. drop-leaf table.
chairs. RUGS. S75 for lot or separate.
s232 Wisconsin ave. Emerson 1909.
springs. Besutyrest mattress: ,kitchenette
set. lamps. 2 lounge chairs. smoking stands
coffee tables sofa pillows. mirrors, cur
city. Clifton Terrace ' Apts pts eT Nth land and
Clifton NV. Apt. 302. west wing. Adams
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES all sizes:
supplies. repairing ping-pong tables and
accessories. Conn. $40 9th st. NV. Dis. All
BLOWERS. $3.50 tc $3.50; thermostat. So
Installed small charge; repaired, rewound;
exhaust fans. Carty. 1908 14th.
BOILER. IA Capitol hot-water boiler,
$50 fit. capacity. Bethlehem-Doe oil burn
er. 30-gal. automatic gas storage tank
heater. Outfit 1 yr. old. Installing larger.
complete oil-burning unit. 1909 Randolph
st. ne. Phone Potomac 4153.
BUILDING MATERIAL SALE-Hechinger S
Goth anniversary sale ENDS THIS SAT-
URDAY AT 8 PM. (Also open this Fri
day night to 8 pm) tremendous sale
of brand-new building materials. Drastic
reductions in every department at our
four big. stores. Many exceptional values.
Free delivery. Phone orders always ac-
cepted Atlantic 1400.
BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE.
Hechirger's are now tearing down Tenn
porary Building sF''--two city blocks-for
the enlargement OF the Mall. We are also
busy changing the city's skyline Oh many
other wrecking Jobs
Brick. lumber and plumbing materials
at bargain prices from hundreds of wreck
ing jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
ranged for your easy selection. you'll
save time as well as money by comtns to
any Of our four yards We quote delivered
or undelivered Phone orders ATLANTIC l4O0
HECHINGER CO.. Used Material Dept.
5ssb 5ssb g.. Ass sts nv Nv ~ so5 Scso. si y
CADET OFFICERS UNIFORM, size 40:
cap Sam Brown belt; $14. Cleveland
4171 evenings and Saturday and sunday.
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YOUNG MAN


Between zee, i6 and IS years old; to learn re-
2 years high school education; not afraid
OF work: must have good appearance and
interested IN mems styles. This Job Of
fers splendid possibilities for future, but
one on dia ootalnine 1ob must start at the bottom
as STOCK boy and in shipping department.
Prefer one living with parents in Washing
ton and one with personality and a live
Wlre, Call between and $50 pm at the
FaShlon Shop. 18th and F SITS. NV
OUTSIDE statesmen to sell
watches, jewelry and diamonds,
on easy terms; good proposition
for experienced men. Apply
Eli Rubin Co., 718 7th st. NV.
WINDOW TRIMMER and
salesman, experienced, for
mems wear store. Cohen,
7th and L sts. NV.
WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR
AND SEVERAL FLOOR
MANAGERS FOR ONE OF
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST
DEPT. STORES. Permanent
positions for ambitious men
who have the necessary quail
ifications. State age, expert
ence, etc. Box 362-S, Star.
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FOR RENT-Furnished cafeteria, kitchen,
rooms with J. 10 beds: ready to open. Rent.
X4oO. BOX bh-S. Star.
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE. colored. want Job as
janitor with small wages where man can
work out. or good wages and stay there.
Phone North 410S. 25s
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,

DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1928 9th, Dec.
2419. North 9011, furnishes help and
work, men and women.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 5561, I4O2 18th,
has good cooks maids. nurses. g.h.w. part
time days workers. housemen. 81.
HEAD FOOD CHECKER, male white; hotel
experience necessary. Apply in person.
ID. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
456 Indiana Ave. NV.
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ANTIQUE STORE and furniture repair
shop with apt; cheap rent. 2423 18th
st. NV. Adams 076l
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY

OF Hair and Beauty Culture.
10Th ST. &. N. Y. AVE. $50 WASH. BLDG.
Washlngton's newest and finest equipped
beauty school. American and European
latest methods. Daily demand for our
graouateS Is Lowest rates. Pay as you learn.
Formerly With Milfred's N Y Exnerf Dent
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ROOFS.
Asphalt. tin Stag. built-up~roofs. Guar
anteed 20 years. Roofs repaired and
painted. Pure white waterproofed as
oestos side wall. Celotex rock wool We
are apphcators for Bird & Sons roofing as
bestos and Bric-Sidewall. Three-year pay
ment plan.
THE AMERICAN RE-RooFING co.
33l3 l4th st. NV. Col 455l
Evening star., 1937-09-23
LANSBURGH & BROS.

Man with selling experience to work
IN electrical dept. as demonstration: man
selected must be dependable and have car
Apply employment office, 4th floor, Fri
Evening star., 1937-09-23

FURNrTURE-3-pc. living rm. suite with
SID covers. $50: walnut bed and dresser.
| coed nx9 congoleum. Aft. hall runner
Apt 4O3 1ll4 st. ne. No phone 24s
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| FPIGIDAIRE-Display meat case. s-ft.
porcelain; also walk-in cooler. s21 i1th
| st. NV Met 03go
Evening star., 1937-09-23

F'URNITURE, ETC.-Saturday's sale at
Weschler Auction, 9l5 E ST. nw.. includes
suites, ood pieces. radios. Office furniture
elc. by order administrators: baby grand
and upright pianos: also groceries; dresses
Evening star., 1937-09-23

ROOMING- G-BOARDING HOUSE exclusive
res. section)-2T beautifully furnished
rooms. u attractive baths; reasonable rent,
with an income of $1,000 monthly: S4,750,
terms. r. M. De Shazo. 1123 14th NV.
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HELP WOMEN,

around; for permanent position: good SAL
ary. Clifton Beauty Shop. 14th and Cliff
ton sts. NV.
ty Shop. 3111 14th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. experienced. with
followins: vicinity 18th and Columbia rd. !:
S23. Columbia 10413.
BEATTY edasg OPERATOR, all around, expert
2511 14th st. NV.
BEAUTY CONSULTANT-Vacan to be
s5iVe sor LIBERAL commission while training
metics 1nea isis Ge Conn HPRis aee' NV W. Der
restaurant Laurel. Md. Phone Laurel 275.
COOK. colored frst-class, experienced.
good salary to right person. BOX s3a-s.
CURB ATTENDANTS. over IS; guaranteed
salary. Apply 511l Georgia ave. NV.
DEMONSTRATORS = Nationally known
onstrators. Reply in own handwriting
stating age. experience salary desired and
gWhether married or single. Box 1877,
HAIRDREssER, experienced shampoo eirl
ano manlcurist, to work 1880. Call De-
catur 0254-J.
HOSTESS for exclusive restaurant, between
20 and 20 years of age. Write stating
age, experience. refs. Box 1865. Star.
LADY, white 25-45: nurse 2-year child
light duties; pleasant home. $40 month;
experienced only reply. Box PATS Star
SALESWOMEN for G. E. ranges. refrigera-
TORS, washing machines: good income as
sured: leads furnished. Box 400-R. Star.
SCHOOL. GIRL. refined. wishes job as
1859. -e''
TEACHER. Gregg shorthand. functional
method. who has majored in education
and commerce. with at least two years of
experience. Box 1877. Star.
TEA ROOM MANAGER. experienced. pref
erahly one now. employed. Must be able
TO take entire charge and know how food
need apply. An attractive proposition will
246-S. Star
DRESSES ON CONSIGNMENT.
open a dress shoppe in your home. Lib
eramont. us 9th st. NV
CENSUS TAKER.
ssc1pu Young hoTon woman Of neat appearance to
TIoNAL FOUNDATION. Absolutely no
selling, Pleasant work. with liberal re-
Enumeration on commission basis. Phone
YOUNG LADY, experienced
in telephone reference work
in credit dept. State age,
refs, and details of previous
experience. Box 330-S, Star.
THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED ALTER ALTON
HAND ON LADIES' SUITS
A N D COATS. APPLY
SUPT.'S OFFICE, FOURTH
FLOOR, S. KANN SONS co.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

palrlnE.
gone in home II desired. Weaver.
Newton NV. Adams S401
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GIRLS!
LEARN BEAUTY CHI ,TITPE

THE MODERN WAY"
special low-price offer extended to Oc-
topper lst. for a limited number of en-
rrollments; we feature individual instruc-
tlon and shop experience; graduates placed
N poSltlonS: start any day: easy terms
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
National 4gTJ 12I- n G. N Tf
Evening star., 1937-09-23

FURNITURE-Can you pay cash? Then
you don't have to buy used furn: floors
hne. new furn. at savings up to 400 for
caSh: come In. see what your cash dollar
will do. Washngton's only cash fIrn
store. Household Furn. Co.. S29 9TH NV
open every Sat. and Mon until $50
Evening star., 1937-09-23

DINING ROOM SITE. large. handsome,
imported walnut; cost $500; sacrifice $40.
Beautiful 2-piece living room suite. used 9
Met. 5%0J Home until q pm
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

PENNA. HARD COAL. best grade esq. stove,
chestnut. SO. Pea. $3.50 BuckWheat.
$50. Line. 2544 Adams 3Is0.
Evening star., 1937-09-23

DINING ROOM SET. mahogany; good con-
dition. eaging town. will sell reasonably
No dealers. 1858 Mintwood pl. NV Ad-
ans 4l94
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ROOMING- BOARDING downtown; ~
rms. good beds: all flled: Sl.SOO: half
cash. Miss McCown. zoos II st. Met. 4sI3.
ROOMING HOUSE-21 rooms. q baths;
very low rent; income over $4,000 Ex-
Evening star., 1937-09-23

ROOFING. general repairing and painting
guaranteed service. Call Russell" Walnut
4
Evening star., 1937-09-23

DRESS COAT. Augusta Military Academy:
oVefcoat and fatigue coat excellent condi-
llon. size. 80. long: reas. Emerson S947
ELECRIC REFRIGERATOR. Crosley Shell
vidor; cost xI49, sell for x65 cash; mo.
old. Columbia 1925. l773 Lanier pl.
n w. Apt. %.
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FARM AND GARDEN
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

BONE MEAL $3.50 for 100 pounds. Mil
ton Hopfenmaier Estate. 1900 st. NV.
Phone West 1892.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.
JobbinR and Remodeling q Specially.
HARRY E. WILLIAMS. NORTH 624S.
ROOFING. timing. painting guttering and
spouting. Cali Mr.. Shipley. Atlantic 4030.
Evening star., 1937-09-23

DINING ROOM, bed room, living room
suites 2 large rugs; all practically new.
reasonable. 1016 Douglas ne
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DIVAN with mattress. for bed. 1924 r
ST. NV. Apt 81
Evening star., 1937-09-23

DINING ROOM SUITE. mahogany. Apiece.
chairs, Sl10. Oriental rug. S175: good
care: sacrifice Wisconsin 5729
Evening star., 1937-09-23

! LUMBER. used. finest grade, long leaf
| Georgia, in 4x12, SKIS and 3x1O. For sale
az bargain prices at d. C. end of Chain
Evening star., 1937-09-23
ROOFING
S I D l N G.
INSULATION
- ItTl5 II DeSIftu.
ENTERPRISE ROOFING COMPANY.

2125 r. !. Ave. NE Potomac 0200.
UPHOLSTERING--2 pcs. s29.50: 3 pcs,
Sal SO, labor and materials included: work
guar. Wilt Upholstery Co.. 406 10th. st.
NV. Natl 1913. 24s
Evening star., 1937-09-23

=" OUIlII dFt-' DUUW.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. beautiful 2-piece,
oVerstuned, like new. cost SI25. sacrifice
S65. Also 3-pc. beddavenport suite. ex-
cellent condition. $50. 1926 x st. NV
Evening star., 1937-09-23
PAPER HANGING Psdn PlsoTT i,nd: n ::
ed ref1nished. S4 I'D Fields. Potomac 5nST

PAPER HANGING, painting; special this
wk., 81 rm. l will paper rooms with I'M
perial washable papers and guarantee my
own work. Call Spgel. Randolph 1897. Pa
PAPER HANGING this week only. $3.50
per room: washable sunfast paper OF
1887; work guaranteed. Adams 1891.
PLASTERING, stucco. cement, chimney,
painting, waterproof Easements, damp
walls, leaky roofS. Minnick. Line. o1se. .
Evening star., 1937-09-23

LIQUOR STORE FIXTURES, fancy shelving
ana counters: in sections: easily moved.
Store. l120 Conn. ave. Natl. $3.50
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BABY PLAY PEN. good condition. BOX
33S-S. Star.
BOOKS. BOUGHT. all kinds, any quantity.
Bring them or phone G.. David Pearlman.
l407 G st. NV. Met. 5415.
The Washington times., 1937-07-08
Mrs. WILEY
Returns

Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley is
back in town from Elizabeth,
N. j., after having spent five
delightful days taking care of
her 13-month-old grandson,
John Preston Wiley, better
known as "Jack."
No doubt, taking care of
Jack for her son and daugh-
ter-in-law brought back tender
memories to Anna Kelton Wi
ley of her own two sons, who
became the famous "pure-food"
babies as the children of the
late DR.. Wiley, father of the
pure food law.
Mrs. Wiley does not mind the
Capital heat, so she is not max
ing plans for any more trips,
especially since she had such
an interesting time on her re-
cent trip to Mexico. At t h e
present time Mrs. Wiley-who
is the president of the Women's
City Club and one Of the city's
most active clubwomen-is en-
gagged in making detailed prep.
arations for her clubs coming
function, the Cotton Carnival,
which takes place in the rear
of Jackson Place a week from
tonight. According to NJ r s.
Wiley:
my present problem is rails
ing 5000 that the City Club
needs to pay off the interest
on the mortgage. That's why
we are holding the carnival. "
Mrs. Babe" Ruth, the bru.
The Washington times., 1937-07-08

they appeared flattered an d
pleased.
Mrs. Wayne, Chatfield-T ay-
lor, wife of the Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury, who is
vacationing in Lake Forest, ILL.,,
will not be back in Washing
ton for about three more weeks.
Up Connecticut way, at
Cove's End, one will find the
Henry Thornes (she was for
merly Bessie Tucker) enjoying
their restful life to the nth de-
gree. You will recall that this
particular couple were married
in Elkton, Nd, last November.
y *
Blond Betty Boschen cuts a
The Washington times., 1937-07-08
.iItshire-B all
Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Ball, daughter of former State
Senator Frank L. Ball and Mrs.
Ball, to Mr.. Benjamin Earl Wilt
shire, son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F..
Wiltshire, of Falls Church. Va,
took place last evening at the
home of the brides parents in Arl-
ington, Va.
The lawn of the Ball residence
was decorated with ferns and
summer flowers for the ceremony.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
of white mousSeline de sole over
taffeta. A short veil fell over her
face, and her long tulle veil fell in
folds to the end of the train of
her dress. Her shoulder bouquet
was of white orchids and lilies Of
the valley.
The brides twin sister, Mrs.
Randolph A. Graves, was matron
of honor. Her frock was also of
white mousseline de sole. It was
set off with broad velvet sash of
shell pink. She carried pink roses
and blue delphinium, and had a
band of matching flowers in her
hair.
Other brides attendants were
Mrs. James Claggett Holland, of
Chevy Chase; Miss Alice Ballard,
of Markham, Va; Mrs. Arthur
Hermann. of Washington, and
Miss Johnnie Herrold, Of Airing
ton. All were dressed in white
with wide velvet Sashes in pastel
shades and carried bouquets of
summer flowers. Each wore a gar
land of flowers in her hair to
match her bouquet.
Little Barbara Ball was her sis
ter's flower girl. She wore a white
organdy dress, fashioned with a
full skirt. and set off with pink
and blue flowers.
Mr.. Randolph A. Graves was
best man. Ushers were Mr.. Frank
L. Ball, jr., brother of the bride;
Mr.. Martin Ford and Mr.. Rogers
Ford, all of Arlington county, and
Mr.. James johnson, of this city.
The Washington times., 1937-07-08
.ongs Gallon
First Lady

Mrs. Roosevelt received the
Chinese Ambassador, DR.. Chen
Ting Wang. and his daughters,
Mile. Yoeh Wang and Mile. An
Flu Wang, yesterday afternoon at
the tea hour.
The First Lady returned to
the White House earlier from
Hyde Park. where she spent the
Fourth of July holiday, remain
ing a day longer than the PreSi-
dent. This afternoon Mrs. Roose-
welt will accompany the Presi-
dent when he reviews the Boy
Scouts.
X \
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul W. White,
of New York city, are in Washing
ton, and are staying at the Carl
ton Hotel.
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'nette wife of the retired home
run king, who came to Wash
ington with her famous hus-
band to witness the All-Star
game yesterday, looked stun
ming, indeed, as she hurried
through the Shoreham H e |
lobby-wearing some of her ia
nous jewels. The Shoreham
Hotel was the stopping place
for most of the players on both
of the All-Star teams, but the
players wives were so conspic-
uously few in number that they
almost looked out of place.
Mrs. tom" Yawkey, Mrs. YER
non Gomez and Mrs. Lou Geh-
rig were among the wives who
accompanied their husbands.
AS the ball players wer e
grouped in the lobby of t h e
Shoreham Hotel yesterday
both before and after the game
they were waylaid by quite
a number of boys, mostly
youngsters who sought u t o.
graphs of their idols. How
ever, the ace players seemed
not to mind the requests fol-
signatures one bit. In f a t
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Betty Boschen
Ardent Swimmer

graceful figure in her yellow
and brown bathing suit almost
every afternoon at the Ward
man Park Hotel swimming
pool. Betty is the daughter of
Major and and Mrs. Frederick
W. Boschen, who maintain an
apartment at the hotel. This
nice-looking young lady is not
only an expert swimmer, but
she also likes all kinds Of out
side sports.
Senator and Mrs. James H.
Hughes have been entertain.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William P.
Parker, of Jamaica, L. l., at
their palatial cottage at RehO.
both Beach.