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Evening star., 1938-08-02
'Stork Derby Urged
To Aid Birth Rate
In New South W ales
By the Associated Press.

6y inc ASsOCl&teo EreSS.
SYDNEY. Australia. Aug. a.
A "stork derby with sweepstakes
prizes for prolific parents was
proposed in the New South Wales
Legislature yesterday to boost
Australia's falling birth rate.
F. Burke, Socialist member Of
the House Of Assembly, suggested
that the government sponsor such
race patterned after the To-
ronto derby which ended in Oc-
tober. 1896.
Legislators Only laughed when
q member of the United Australia
party, A. Ross, asked the derby's
sponsor. will members Of Par
lament be allowed to compete?"
Evening star., 1938-08-02
CAT CAUGHT IN CAN
Continued From First Page.)

A cat with its head caught in .
salmon can was the problem last night
Of Fire Rescue Squad No. l.
Responding to . call from the 1000
block Of Third street S.W., the firemen
found Q frantic alley cat bowling and
dashing blindly here and there.
They donned rubber gloves and sep
arated the cat from the can. The cat.
firemen said. did not pause to thank
them. but disappeared In . fash, still
bowling.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
Nejoblibensjsi prirodni sbirka,
susene kvetiny.
(Science Service)

Zaliba We sbiranf a susenf
kvetin pocfna ulozenfm iedine-
no kvetu do knihy vers16, kde
pc letech upomene jeho mali
tele = a spfse majitelku = ma
nejakou romantickou chvilku
minulosti, a konc1 sebranim
milionu bylin re vsech kout1
sveta a ulozenfm jich do ohro-
mnych vedeckych herbar6.
Mezi temito dvema extremy
naleza Sc letnf sbfrka cloveka,
ktery 81 re susenf rostlin ude-
lal konfcka, konicka zdrave-
no, lacineho a vedoucfho caste
k vaznejsimu Gill, nez by Sc ma
prvy pohled bylo zdalo. Neje-
den svetovy botanik zacfnal
svou karieru jake klouce, susi-
CT pine kvetiny We starych kni-
bach a tlustych casopisech.
K zapocet1 sb1rky nen1 ire
ba neceho jineho, neil tie ira
dicn1 stare knihy; vysledky
isou vsak jeste lepsf, uzzfva-ii
Sc slozenych starych novin.
Pc pfinesen1 rostlin DON'T
polozte je mezi noviny, pokud
mono do posice, V jake ros-
tou; nikdy nekladte nekolik
vrstev novin S kv6tinami Primo
jednu ma druhou, nybrz strf-
dejte je S kusy pijav6ho papf-
ru.
HerbaT mdzete 81 poffditi z
materialu, ktery vas nemusf
staff ami cent, ale jednu vec by
chom VAN prece radili kupit,
a Size dobrou ~zvetsovaci COO
ku, ktera YAM otevfe cely no.
w svet We vasem vsednim, kaz-
dodenn1m prostred1.
Zaj1mate-li Sc O sb1ranf kve-
tin dopiste ma adresu Science
Service, Washington, D. c., a
pozadejte o bezplatne zaslani
letaku Flower List. Stacf,
poslete-li centovy korespon-
dement, l1stek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
Jednoduche prostredky proti
zanetu, zpGsobenemu skumpou
jedovatou.
F. L.. 7. 8.


Skumpa jedovata poison l.
wy "spTateluje Sc opetne a IT,
s1ci milovn1ky pr1rody, kterym
z~anechava ma pamatku svedi-
We zanety a puchyrky. Leskl6,
.trojene a ma pohled nevinne
vypadaj1cf listy Skumpy menf
o~cekavany raj V pravy ocistec.
skumpa jedovata s1ff Sc jake
plevel; plazf Sc pr zemi nebo
ov1j1 Sc kolem stromG, pfidrzu-
JIG Sc kGry stromove vzdusny-
mi prfchytnymi kofeny. Listy
jsou ma jare tmav6 zelen6 a
ponekud leskl6, ma podzim
zcervenaji a jsou krasnou, byt
i nev1tanou dekorac1 listna-
tych haiti.
Rhus vernix, znama jake
"poison sumac", je bl1zka pf1-
buzna skumpy jedovate, &C il
nenf podobna. Je to statny
keT nebo stromek zvysi dvou
al p6ti metrG S listy podobny-
mi nejedovat6 skumpe lyse, a.
lie sc svetle sedou k1rou; jej1
plody jsou svetle, voskovite bo-
bule. Tento druh skumpy ros-
tie bohud1k jen v bazinach,
kan sc malokdo zatoula.
Jake ochrany prostredek O.
svedcuje Sc petiprocentn1 roz-
tok chloridu zeleziteho (ferric
chloride) We sm6si alkoholu a
vody GID. Omyjte vystave-
ne casti tela = i kotnfky, po-
kryte pavucinovymi punsocha-
mi = t1mto roztokem, a mech
tie no ma tele zaschnouti. Toto
zanecha ochrannou vrstvu, KITE
ra zabran1 pGsoben1 jedu. Ami
tento prostredek nepomaha
vSak vSem.
V pT1pade nastaleho uz "a
netu je mono uz1vati tehoz
roztoku, ktery nanasfme ma pc
stizene mfsto kouskem vaty.
Pdsobiv6jslm prostTedkem BY
va petiprocentnf vodnl roztok
manganistanu draselnateho
potassium permanganate).
Lide S jemnou plet1 must byti
opatrn1, protoze tento roztok
byti pTflis silny a pokoz-
ku spalf. Hned6 skvrny, zane
chane castym n~anaSenfm roz-
dali Sc pc case odstraniti
citronovou Stavou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23

zapomenuto a re ma obsahu
trestnfho ornament netrvajf.
Pan Okrouhlik byl tedy osvo-
bozen a podekovav, kyvl ma
kamarady: "Tak pojdte, sa-
SAM = pTedvedete mi, co ste
Sc zatim naucili a ia ami nepip-
nu, jo?"
A tt diva blahovci ddverive
Sli -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
Chteli take kofalku.

Francouzsky spisovatel Mau
rice Dekora vypravuje: eve
zveTinci zpozoroval strazce
slonG, re jeden z jeho svefencG
kasle. Ably zv1Te vylecil, dial
mu vedro vody a NALL do nj
lahev whisky. V1te, co Sc dru-
ny den stale? Vsech jedenact
ostatn1ch slonG kaSlalo taky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
Kibic pan Okrouhlik.

Pan Raus a pan Detva hrajf v
1otelu sach a pan Okrouhlik
orihlfzf: "Vym6nit kone" We
/ pan Okrouhlfk: "Bude nit
lvojpijona a hned mu jedno-
no narazime veil"
"Nechte mel" stena pan
.aus ga nem1zu hrat, dyz
Sc mluvf. To je furt nakejch
sec1 - ia sam vim, CO a jak-"
A pan Raus odskocil konem
IA garde. "Jezisi. To je pa
zalomil rukama pan O.
a veil panu Detvovi:
'Dejte mt damou sach a kun
je vas = Dyz to hraje jak po-
nocnej, at vidf, co to je!"
Pan Detva pohledl zalostne
ma pana Okrouhlfka: "Vy
nenechate jednoho tahnout sa-
motnyho. TAX me tady mech
tie, at 81 to rozmyslfm - Jed
noho tady tema Tecma zblbne-
A pan Detva uhnuv damou,
sach medal. Mohl NIT kone.
Pan Okrouhlfk 81 odplivl a
S opovrzenfm 81 odtahl zidli:
"Koukat Sc ma to nem1zu -
takovf hasanf! Melo by to hrat
Okrouhl1k, odvratitv Sc, otev-
rel noviny.
"Zaplat PAINFUL" oddychli
ST panove a pohrouzili Sc do
hry.
Ale pan Okrouhlfk nemdze
cfst. Kadky mu jen skacou
pred ocima a pan Okrouhlik
rozjima: "Esli pax uz bflej u
delal rosadu?" Noviny jen
tax otevreny, pokukuje pan O.
krouhl1k pres ne ma sachovni-
ci.
To Sc vi -rosada nenf. Ted
mu tam cernej vrazi strelce a
Dude pc rosade = A damon
ma diagonalu a nepokreje to
w ami pokrejvac = Ale GER
nej misto ably tam vl1tl strel-
Gem a prerazil tax pole krali,
tahne pijonkem a jest Elk tomu
jenom jedno pole.
"Vo dva!" veil pan Okrou-
hl1k more hlavu z novin. "Dyz
uz takhle hloupe, tax aspon
vo dive pole = Clovece, Wy jste
hasiG -"
Panove Raus a Detva ia.
lostne ma vrchnfho: "Dejte
nam to, prosfm vas, ma zahra.
du = Tohle nejni mozny =
Won furt mluvi a furt mluv1-'
"Dete!" sycf pan Okrouhlfl
opovrzlive: "Jen 81 dete -
mate recht! Koukat Sc ma tc
nen1 mozny = Jen jim to, pa.
ne vrchn1, dejte ma zahradu =
beztoho je to vo nemoc -"
Panove Raus a Detva useda-
j daleko ma zahrade a pan O.
krouhlfk, osamev v lokale, no.
RI Sc do novin. Rozj1ma: "Dy.
by sci tim pijonem vo diva, tax
uz ted stall hladce ma vejhru-
TIE memoir stTelce vodkrejt
ponevac pax pTisla vobet da.
my a vezf mat = Ale takove-
hasic nevidf ma diva tahy ma.
pred = fuj tajfl-!"
A pan Okrouhl1k, odkladaje
noviny, bere do rukou svGj tn.
risticky dalekohled. - Tt dvs
radostne jsou pohrouzeni dc
hry a pan Okrouhlfk s daleko.
hledem stoj1 ma terase a upre.
ne Sc diva ma sachovnici, dale.
ko ma zahrade.
Jezisi, co to vid1 pan Okrou.
hlik?"
Vzrusene cisti skla daleko.
hledu a pax znovu uprene z1rS
ma sachovnici uprostTed kvetI
a oko sc mu divoce zaleva krv.
Ne, tohodle Sc pan Okrouhl1l
nemel nikdy doz1t =
Ii chlapci tam mali uz diva
tahy bileho krale a sachu 9
hraj1 81 klidne dale, jakoby sc
nechumelilo.
"Je sach!" dere sc z hrdla
panu Okrouhlfkovi. Ale z te-
rasy daleko ma zahradu neni
no slyseti.
"Je sach, lumpove!" rye pan
Okrouhlfk a Tftf sc do zahra-
dy.
Zdesene vyskakujf panove
Raus a Detva Cd Sachovnice a
v sllenem chvatu prelezaji
plot. A tezce oddychujfce mi
zej1 v lese, zatim CO pan O.
krouhlik divoce haz1 figurky
do mekke, zvlhl6 zeme =
"Jarku," mumla hnevive
pan Raus pred okresnfm SOU
dem pro prestupky: "Copak
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WANTED-Small paying business or chick
en- farm from owner. state price and To-
cation. Box Blk. Star.
MATTRESS er-spring). Oriental rugs
radio; completely fur. apt. S175; rent
optional. 1907 Otis pl. NV. Col 07ss-J.
FOR SALE-Restaurant with beer and
1913 sSof HeeFly eenGs Cash
$50 mo. Box 11o-T, Star. 26s
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Outstanding Store Location.
Will Build to Suit Tenant

between 18th and goth. lot l5xlO O0' aoio,n.
ing isl5 z. Thickly populated section: one
~ tne last business lots available in this
oeslrable location. In same block With
Government bureaus. hotels and apartment
houses: GOOD for any kind of business, For
iurtheT Information. call Mr. Towbes
1900 K CAFRITZ Dist o0so
Evening star., 1938-09-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

coLoRED GIRL experienced general house
work wants part ppssgrt,time or steady position
COLORED GIRL wants part-time Job: no
sundays; good ref. Atlantic 2054.
COLORED GIRL. neat. wants part or whole
time mothers helper, child's nurse; ex-
perienced: ref. Potomac 4079.
coLoRED GIRL. general housework or
cook: fond Of children; city reference.
Lincoln I9a3-J.
COLORED GIRL. references desires gen
eral housework Adams 47S4.
CoLoRED WOMAN reliable: wants part,
time or days work. good references. Call
Lincoln 52ll.
COLORED WOMAN experienced cleaner
desires part-ti morning work or all day;
excellent references. Potomac 0323.
coLoRED WOMAN wants general house.
Atlantic l3llW
CoLoRED WOMAN neat. wishes light
housework In, small family or part-time
out stay nights; good city ref. Adams
COOK-Good plain cook in private family
all day or part time: city reference. Du-
SooK-.Good cook, experienced worker
COOK, experienced, chambermaid. waitress,
wants place: city ref part or full time
l724 st. NV. Apt l.
COUPLE. colored, experienced houseman
cool, maid; city references: free to travel
CURTAINS stretched all kinds: work salts
factory: price reasonable: call for and
deliver. Phone Decatur 361S.
CURTAINS STRETCHED. 40 cents pair;
work called for and delivered Lincoln
DAY WORK wanted part time or laundry.
Call Atlantic 6490-W.
DAYS WORK of anv kind very nicely
dSns; sSne very best reference. Phone Dupont
FAMILY LEAVING TOWN wishes to place
colored housekeeping maid with unusual
oualifcations; plans menus and buys eco
nomlcally excellent cook and general
GENERAL HoUsEWORK no nights. hours
1890 until 4. Telephone Decatur 1865,
Cassie Siwons.
GIRL wants job as mothers helper or
taking care OF children; no cooking. At
GIRL colored, wishes job part time or
days work. 10 L st. NV.
GIRL colored experienced in cooking
ironing. general housework, wishes full or
mended. Atlantic 275l. 26'
GIRL. colored. neat. general housework
plain cooking. care for children or days
work; good ref. good laundress. 240 md
st. ne.
GIRL. colored, wants part.time work; no
SUNDAYS: ref. Lincoln O5S2
GIRL, colored. wishes work as maid or
e.h.w.; reference. Call North 1928.
GIRL, colored. wishes morning work; refer
ence. 1870 10th st. NV. Decatur 5G2:}-W.
GIRLS t2). colored. part or full time
E,h.w.; mornings or afternoons; reference.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work morn
inEs or afternoons. or full time: references.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

FREE INSULATION with reroofing or re-
siding; standard products: our normal
prices. Free estimates. Takoma InsulatorS,
Inc. 10 Erie ave Shenherd 3A4H
Evening star., 1938-09-25

PRACTICAL NURSE. / year hospital
training. wants position to elderly person
or convaescent good cook and house
Star
Evening star., 1938-09-25

PRACTICAL NURSE desires position car
ing for adults or children; familiar with
hypos: references. Atlantic 04ll.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires to care for pa
tent in her own home can give ref. Geor-
Sia 5OTS o.'
Evening star., 1938-09-25

PRACTICAL NURSE. good appearance and
personality. neat. clean. wants care of
chronic invalid Excellent references. Box
C33-T, Star
Evening star., 1938-09-25

PRACTICAL NURSE-cOMPANION unin-
numbered. college BACKGROUND. desires po-
sition Immediately. Republic 9S42.
PRACTICAL NURSE and light housework-
er. colored, gentle. capable experienced
with elderly patients, wants work for win
ter will travel: moderate salary; best refs.
Phone Dupont 64l0 between , and pm.
Sunday
Evening star., 1938-09-25

PRACTICAL NURSE, middle aged. wishes
care of semi-invalid or aged couple, city
or country. Write Nurse, 4O6 N Edison
ST.. Arlington, Va. Phone oxford 1921 M.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

GIRL colored. experienced wants general
housework. Call Dupont 2sS6
GIRL. colored. desires general houseyork
or care of doctors office: experienced
Potomac 1872
Evening star., 1938-09-25

SECRETARY -stenogr pher -bookkeeper ex-
perenced in I. c. c.. and income tax
cedure, veterans litigation, land title abb
stracting Lincoln 1928. ,5s
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WIDOW refined. capable, desires position
as useful companion to lady or couple;
reference. Mrs. GREY Col. l02S0,
WIDOW, age so; companion elderly person
capable manager home, or care semi in
valid Box 5S-T Star
Evening star., 1938-09-25

GIRL. colored. wishes g INV. care of child
or work OF any kind: references District
Evening star., 1938-09-25

ANT1QUES-l3-pane corner cabinet. cam
opy beds. pair spool beds. Victorian sofas,
chairs, pair large mahogany tables.
Walkers. lul4 10th st. NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday. $50 am;
1000 pieces. Glass. unusual furniture. etc.
Ethel c. OF, Route $40 or No. 8, Harpers
Ferry w Va
Evening star., 1938-09-25

ROOMING HOUSE: bargain; rooms. fur
sired: ideal location. North 1905 28'
MODERN GROCERY and meat market
owner must leave for California, thriving
NV. section. late-type fxtures beer
Incense. low rent. lease: net income over
$4,000 year; small amount cash balance
easy monthly terms. Bargain for quick
uyr. buyer. Garner. Nights. Sun, Georg Ia
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WIDOW twhitel 33, with daughter 8,
position as houSekeeper in refned or moth
erleSS home Pot oR54
Evening star., 1938-09-25

| RESTAURANT with whisky: fine downtown
| location. est. 10 yrs: same owner; business
over S@.O00 Wk.; priced TO sell. Natl. 1928.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

ANTIQUES-Furniture china. glass. paint
ings. sterling and coin silver. jewelry.
numerous other items of high quality and
low price. Call us before purchasing else
where Murray Galleries. 1724 Goth st.
NV. Dupont 1911
Evening star., 1938-09-25

STENOGRAPHER tcolD wants evenings
work; exp. District 6671. Dolores. 26'
STENOG.-P. B. X OPER. wishes perm
pos; II yrs exp: excellent references
Col SaN6-W Sunday and Monday.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
CAMERA REPAIRS.

S15 10th St NV. Phone Nationai 4712.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ROOFS. Stag or smooth surfaces. guaran-
waterproof asbestos siding. Bird & Sons
famous roofing materials: 3-year payment
plan No down payment: no red tape:
WAY AMERICAN RooFING CO.. iNc..
1913 14th st. NV Col. 1851.
HOT-WATER HEAT
As low as 1885. with Red Jacket boiler.
completely installed for rooms; no down
payment. up to 3 yrs. to pay. 1st payment
OIL BURNERS as Low as S195.
ROYAL HEATING CO.,
Graduate Engineers, eo7 18th St. NV.
Natl. 3s03. Nisht and Sun, Adams s629.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WOMAN. exp in mail order and circular
work. also bookkeeping. credit and collec-
tion Mrs M Adams Col i15S
Evening star., 1938-09-25

CAFE; Tuxedo Tavern; beer and wine.
trade. Call 80" st. NV. Met 1857. 26.
GASOLINE STATION. nearby Va: equip
PED; gong business; low rent. Price. ST 900
Evening star., 1938-09-25

ANTIQUE mahogany tester bed. also
French panel bed beautifully carved ma
hogany back; cost $3.50, sell S35 each.
Union Storage. $50 10th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

STENoGRAPHER- clerical exp;
type fast dictation over 100 words minute.
Steady worker NJ. Brown. Berwyn l16-R.
STENOGRAPHER-TYP legal expert
ence.. familiar office routine and switch
board; law office preferred; $40 week.
North OQ2I-J
Evening star., 1938-09-25

GIRL. colored. wants general housework or
nursing; go home nights. Met. 1925.
GIRL, colored. wants Job in apt. general
housework, plain cooking nurse; fond of
children. North 1857 until g.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WOMAN colored. wants work cleaning Of
fices after hours or part-time chamber
maid-waitress. Call or write zoos Hopkins
Evening star., 1938-09-25

GIRL colored, Virginia. wishes Job as
maid; good cleaner. good plain cooking;
city ref $40 list ST. NV. Dist. 1919.
GIRL colored wishes general houSework
or any kind good ref. exp. Dist l11S.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WAITRESS: exp. in hotel or restaurant.
A Mt IL ldAS
Evening star., 1938-09-25

NURSE colored graduate. wishes case of
any kind nights; salary reasonable; good
city reference Line 64af-W
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WOMAN. refined middle-aged. Protestant.
companion -housekeeper for elderly or in
valid lady or manage home for employed
persoOS Rny b,1-T Star
Evening star., 1938-09-25

BEAUTY SHOP, five booths newly deco
rated; doins good business; Brightwood
section sacrifice. Box l9u-T. Star
ROOMING HOUSE. IL rms, kits rent
$4,000; profit. 500 mo-; h-wh; house
turn. and linen; excellent condition; reason
lor selling, other business. 5000 handles.
l,lg 10Th st NV
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WOMAN. white wants work as housekeeper
for elderly couple or motherless home, can
drive car; state salary willing to pay.
Ken nsinRtnn. Md O box "A
Evening star., 1938-09-25

DINING ROOM. will lease privileges; down.
| town; 10th St: exclusive 3O-room guest
mouse. with ballroom. Box 2S4-T. Star.
ROOM AND BOARD. near Conn-lI rms,
| 5 baths; all flled; beautifully furnished:
Slt5u, terms. Reach g. McCown. 1880
| II NV. Rep o9l9
Evening star., 1938-09-25

NURSE. hospital training, wants to care
for elderly lady; free to travel. Phone
Evening star., 1938-09-25

LUNCHROOM, wine and beer. of and on
sale. Reasonable terms. 1902 Lee high
| way Apt. |, ROSslyn Va
Evening star., 1938-09-25

RESTAURANT excellent NV trafic loca.
tlon: does $3.50 weekly rent. 5000: seats
lu9: price. $4,000; easy terms
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO.
lOoS II ST. NV. Met 4Sl3
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WOMAN middle aged white. desires house
keeping: good cook good cleaner: stay
nights; no laundry. Box 1T. Star.
WOMAN, capable. splendid SeamStress.
wishes room and board exchange light
home duties Republic 9Si2.
WOMAN. middle-sged, white. desires posi-
ton as housekeeper; do plain sewing. Call
Decatur 21l3-J
Evening star., 1938-09-25

Dupont Circle. 20 rooms S baths; ar
RANGED for apts. and renting rooms must
sell; make an ofIer; positively no agents
Call owner for appointment, Dupont 1884 /"
RESTAURANT with whisky license est;
upper 14th ST. NV. Can show profit over
5000 mo-: low overhead; price. SG.750
hall cash. Natl lGoH
Evening star., 1938-09-25

To sell rooming house businesses: We sure
are busy; real proposition if you qualify;
must have car and be able to get license
See Z. l.. Ellis 1910 Vermont ave, Rm.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

COLORED GIRL. experienced general house
work. wants part-time or steady position.
Metropolitan 9262.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time Job; no
Sundays; good ref Atlantic 2054.
COLORED GIRL. neat. wants part or whole
time mothers helper, child's nurse; ex-
perienced: ref Potomac 40T9.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

ROOMS-APTS.. downtown-l2 rms. in
come. S23l 90: rent. SS5: price. Si, ,e51,.
terms Reach & McCown. 1880 H NV
Evening star., 1938-09-25

NURSE, hospital-trained. s years in we'll
known local families; paralytc, mental,
general cases, Adams 5l63
Evening star., 1938-09-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

izer wanted. Location unexcelled. Ability
not cash requisite. Gull Barber, Laurel. Md,
Phone 1a1 .pEe
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WOMAN, white, experienced nursemaid.
mothers helper or companion; city ref;
Stay nights Rep 9S33
Evening star., 1938-09-25

GIRL. colored. wants INV or days work;
r.fS. Call Dist O64S
GIRL, colored. wants general housework;
good reference experienced. Call Line
Evening star., 1938-09-25

WIDOW wants MANAGEMENT OF apt house.
full charge in absence: or companion to
ropyaloecapf. =. reference Col 5QOc
Evening star., 1938-09-25

GIRL. colored. wants evening work on
Gonnecticut ave. 3-,:30 pm: references.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-06-23
LEGION PICNIC

Terminating the years activities
of Robert w. Ely Post American
Legion and the American Legion
Auxiliary, q joint picnic was held By
these two organizations In the park
this evening. About seventy-ftve
vets. their wives and kids assembled
1t six-thirty to partake Of the boun-
tiful chow plus ice cream and lem
onade prepared by the ladies'; AT
eight O'Clock the Legion boys re-
paired to their hall where they
elected officers and transacted buA-
ness preparatory to winding up the
years affairs until the week before
the state convention. The conven-
ton this year will be held In Bell
ingham and win be attended by the
new officers Of the Legion.
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children Of Seattle left Thursday
for their home, after spending the
past few days visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Witham. Mrs. Witham
and Mrs. Beaver are sisters.
Jesse Grimshaw and children at
tended the circus in Walla Waua
Friday.
Marie Beall left Monday for 9
months visit with her sister N
California.
Mrs. Stanley Stillwell was visit
or at the DR.. Epply home in Pasce
Saturday evening.
Fred johnson, who has been en-
iployed in umapine. visited at nj
home Sunday.
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DR.. Capell Returns
From Medical Meet

DIR. and Mrs. H. j. Capell and Miss
Dorothea Bechtel returned Tuesday
evening from a two weeks trip to
San Francisco. While there the doc
tor and Mrs. Capell attended the
American Medical association and
auxiliary convention, to which over
1000 doctors and their wives were in
attendance. There were doctors
present. from India, Egypt and var
ious other foreign countries. While
there the Capells also attended the
Rice Bowl celebration in China
town, San Francisco, where over
$50 900 people were gathered. -
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A style Hint

Gray is becoming more popular
among late spring and summer
shades. Not only does it appear In
the solid color but as background
for multicolored prints, in striped
arrangements with more vivid
shades and in dotted motifs. Mar
ouisette and often sheer fabrics OF
dark gray tone are employed In
stead of navy or black in the crea-
ton of interesting daytime outfits
Nets. lace and chiffons are stressed
for evening, usually frightened by
some other color, such as bright
blue or pink.
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|Swayzes Ret,,rn
From State Mss,

kENNEWICK vArtrrs
G. swayze attended II. !. !,
convention at spokan. !, nss
She returned SUNDAY 49, -, ~
Swayze who spent II. nn =
there. @ week
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. R,,
day. ''s hs y
Mrs. Lee Lampson ..
Federated woman's cSe a0e y
ton at walla walla last tI sors
Mrs. j. E. odom left las, nov
Spokane for a visit. '' se4h
Mrs. Gordon Logan q, ,.
Oregon is visiting at t !, nlsst
her parents, Mr.. and NJ, a0 o ,
Twenty members Of N.
aid OF the M. e. church 49,. s1s
ent at the regular meeting ny, y. N
day and a potluck dinner Ne reass
ed at noon. va n
The Fourth FRIDAY Chm
has been postponed until I'M, pa
it will be at the home Of NY nv y !
Lum. SAC
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The Weather

More than half an inch n :.
fell during the woke, althoupb -,
was nothing like the delures ,ss
swept some nearby sections -
week. There was rain on n, . !.
the seven days, but "A Of the y, '
of 81 fell Friday night Of last =, Y.
Temperatures for the week. ~
those Of last year are: v"
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Kitchen Kinks

There are so many numbers OF
ways in which dishes may be wash
ed and wiped satisfactorily that
there is no one 'best way" Any
dish will wash more easily II food
has not been allowed to dry on 1t.
Hot water cooks starches and pro-
teins of eggs. Dishes containing
these should be soaked In cold wa
ter. The reverse is true OF sugary
and syrupy dishes, which need hot
water.