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MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
william E: Dent; -. 1852 corcoran st. n

William E. Dent. "A. 1852 Corcoran ST nv
n. ana R.y s.nn.s Alien 40 1924 18th st. NV;
Gatherine 1. Reidy. 10. cO23 lst st. NV;
,otsn, tn, Rev. M, N J. Riordan.
Ian V. Racey. q. 81 Roxboro pi. NV;
steve EeS A1e2jno. n9qls N MiltsaSerss1 sa,s
NV. and Louise Varron, 81 iiifn9's s4o a.. v,
Rogers Rogers 5uFruss: es HsrtsSins. Ga. and
. Re1 charie. hli Hsmiilon HasaFGt,ssvile' Va the
Bailey. 20 1899 Vermont ave. AVE- NV: .s'
Herschel j. Simmons. -. ii1a Lamont ct
g smstb Ghsyy Chase Nd the Rev. Thomas
Mildred M HARPER, es ia45 18th ST. ST. n'W'; .@o
k.l1 ,he R.S9. R.v; HeImon n M r. Curtis Curtis. .,
poth OF Baltimore, Md the Rev John
Matthew Webster %; 1913 T ST. NV, and
B. j. PoRue '' AVG
John IN, v; y. Tsyior. q. so5-A 18th st. ne.
the Rev. J. l. s ii Hoiioman' mn no eue ST. NV
Brice Davidson, 30. 3l6 NJ St NV. and
Msris Ma Is !. Miller; -: 7:s Gresham pi. NV:
Lessie Saucer. -. and Florence Bush. 81
both n OF POS I st. Sc; the Rev. Charles
R'Sn Rn?.d F. Poros sn:r a: 1901 @ Est S s,0 a{
p,dhs,; nv, TIE h.I Rev R. H Stone.
Hensrd ana E,is Knof' "a s4a Acksss court ne
ne: the Rev. c. H. Fox
Arthur J. Robinson, 2S. 3l H st. ne. and
Anna Ward. "a 4s5? Hayes st. ne:
the Rev. Daniel E. Wiseman.
Fairfax.
Albert Lee Mitchell. % Arlington. and
anna Mae Mudd 81. R. F. D.. Alexan-
Charles Edward jackson. 81. and Georgia
Allison Hewlett, 81. both clifton Sta
speros Garacimos Msntalvanos. AZ and
Abby Armenter Wells, AZ, both of wash
ch.rles Randolph Kutz. 80. Fort Bennins.
Gsj; eIsjr ,nd y Betsy Ross Sergeant, Mont
Irwin cullum Hyatt. IL. and Anita Glori.
HsspeTI SGfnel l.. is a6S.ht beth of Washington D. e
clov.a' ch1r.a' : and ~ Daisy Belle Sparrow. 81
Seth LAFAYETTE Mccamy. 81. and Ami.
Lois McCamy. 32, both of Washington.
Rockville.
Paul Terman Woodson, Al. and Marv
Ellen Dolan. IL, both of Richmond. Va
Panrborn. 81 both Of s,lSef Seq spsina DGntha nd
charles 4. Fletcher. %. and Charlotte odu
Reed. .25. both of Washington. '''''e
Irving Adams. %. and Ruth Cath.r;n.
Hanks; % both OF Richmond Va '"e
MyrWin N. Gushing % and Hilda Frances
Wllloushby. 20. both of Washington.
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republics. Ecuador and Peru are now
engaged In direct discussions which
every one must hope will bring about
q satisfactory solution OF their differ
ences. Argentina and Chile have
agreed to submit TO the arbitration Of
the Attorney General Of the United
States, the Honorable Homer Cum
mings. their dispute concerning the
Beagle Island Channel. Despite this
heartening picture there is very real
need Of completely integrated peace
mechanism, whether embodied in one
treaty or several. 1t is impossible to
say whether any attempt will be made
at the forthcoming Conference Of
American States at Lima in Decem-
ber to improve the peace machinery.
But 1t may be stated, believe, with
out fear of contradiction, that the pub
lie opinion of this hemisphere wants
an effective peace machinery, and that
in time there must be such a ma
chinery.
In the economic field. the road to
improvement in the well-being of each
and every country requires an ex-
pansion in the interchange of goods.
This means making available to each
other with minimum OF let and
hindrance the goods in the produc-
ton Of which each excels. Today
trade barriers clog the channels of
trade, unduly hampering this mutu-
ally advantageous exchange of goods
which increases the standard of living
in all countries by making the best
goods available at the most reasonable
prices. The trade agreements pro-
gram is designed to reopen these trade
channels, to permit the resumption Of
healthy trade between nations. The
countries to the south OF us furnish
us the major part of many products
found in almost every household
such as coffee, cocoa and bananas
We in turn furnish them with a wide
variety Of farm and factory products
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DEATHS REPORTED

sussn c. Wrisht SO, 1884 columbia
Salvatore s.nrI Amato; "a 14os st. NV.
GsorRe E: Stonnell Sc. sibley HOSPITAL.
Wllliam Rose. 81 A917 Kansas ave. NV
Roscoe = Shealey. SO. George Washinston-
ton Hospital.
Marearet Barnes. b3. Raleigh Hotel.
henry P. Blesser. 81. mergency hospital,
Cletus G Miller. so. 1926 18th st. NV.
infant Torbett. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Jarboe. Sibey Hospital.
infant Lescallett. 526 9th st, Sc,
Frances Fletcher. 81. 627 W st. NV
Sanders Harris. 50. 5O7 Florida ave NV
Laurs Norvell. 50. Home for AGED and
Innrm
Carrie Purnell. SO. Gallineer HOSPITAL
Birse Clarke. 40. Freedmen's Hospital
flossie Dckerson. ~. GsllinRer Hospital.
Roy Muse. %. GallinGer Hospital.
Edith M. Aston. %. st. Elizabeth's Hos
Infant Gibson: rreedm.n's Hospital.
Blanche Costello so. 81. Vincent's Home
Philip capone. So. sibley Hospital
William stEohmaier. 40. sibley Hospital.
Joseph g. Herbert. 4S. 1542 25th st. Sc.
Leonard Thomas. 23. 1t. Elisabeth's HOS
wilburn watkins. Bs. dallinser Hospital.
Clement Pratt 20. r1eemen's Hosp1tal.
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the pebble drive that wound even
tually up before the mansions front
entrance, when the girls quiet Sob
bing attracted his attention. 1t was
such a heart-rending sound that he
finally decided to be as gallant as
possible.
He threw away his cigarette and
rounded the lilac bushes. The girl
looked up as his silhouette cut across
the moonbeams, and seemed to start
as if in fear.
I'm sorry" Richard apologized.
IT heard you sobbing and wondered
If there was anything I could do"
She regarded him silently, and then
quite surprisingly buried her face on
the arm Of the bench and burst into
fresh food of tears.
Richard felt uneasy. He didn't
know what to do, SO he waited until
the storm had passed. shifting bit
awkwardly from one foot to the
other.
Finally the girl looked up. I'm
sorry she began brokenly. Its so
silly" She stared at him. as il won-
dering how he would take her next
remark. Then: I'm so lone
some"
Richard arched his brows. Lone
some! That's bit of shock. A
pretty girl like you? Lonesome?"
LIE MADE as If to sit down, and the
girl moved to give him room.
I'm not the best companion in the
world" Richard smiled. But might
do in pinch"
ANY one will do just now" the girl
said, and Richard ran finger around
the inside of his collar. I'm Sylvia
Ballardstow," she went on.
Indeed" said Richard. Il believe
this party =. or that party -. :" Che
jerked a thumb over his shoulder "is
being held in your honor?"'
That's exactly what the trouble
is" Sylvia sobbed Father is an
nouncing my engagement tonight to
man don't love" The
tears came again and Richard waited
patiently.
Really" he said. That is
predicament. And an old chestnut at
that. You're quite sure you don't
love your ef 80. this man7"
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"Oh, I'm sure I
don't. You see,
he's the son of a
boyhood friend Of
fathers, and IA
ther insists that I
marry him. It's
m ost upsetting.
I've never seen the
man, but I know I
shall detest him!"
You seem en-
p h attic enough" "
r ! c h ard agreed.
Have you any par
ticular cause for
such a conscien-
tious dislike?"
only that his
father-my fathers
friends a staid
and stufy old per-
son, and his son
cannot be much
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BIRTHS REPORTED

MAYNARD and Elizabeth Cooper. girl
John and Harriet Brown. girl.
Jesse and Marian Heaton. boy.
Paul and Lorraine Grasso. bow
matthew and Amelia Jarboe boy.
Julius and Vireie Simon. girl
Norris and Irene Hazel girI.
william and Mary Dubose. boy.
Robert and Ruth Hall. girl.
I Edward and Margaret Sykes. girl.
HUGH and Elizabeth Webster. boy.
Edwin and Rose Pearson. girl.
William and Olea Giascoe boy.
Alfred and Betsy Smart. boy.
clyde and Mary Howard: boy
cIarice and Mamie Cashwell. girl.
A!phonso. and Lula Reed. boy
Ellis and Marion GeiselmAn bov.
Arthur and Katie Davis. boy '
John and Frances jackson. boy.
phylister and Lucy Cobb. girl
Verney and Mittiere Blakeney, girl.
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DAILY SHORT STORY
COINCIDENCE
By Meredith Sch0H.

WHEN Richard
first heard
the girl sobbing he
didn't quite know
whether to leave
her alone, or make
an attempt to COM
fort her. She was
seated on a marble
bench behind some
lilac BUSHES. The
reflection OF lights
from the huge liv-
ing room Of the
Ballardstow man
sion was only faint
here, but q full
moon illuminated
the bench in q sort
Of enchanted glow.
R ic h ard was
quite sure that the
girl had neither
seen nor heard his
approach. He had
been walking along
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HELP MEN.

APPRENTICE, il or over. to learn up
holstering and furniture repairing; So
week to start Box 333-M, Star.
AUTO MECHANIC. thoroughly experienced.
can do body and fender work; references.
BOX 66-K. Star
BALLROOM INSTRUCTOR for large studio,
must be expert dancer; teaching experience
not compulsory. State age, education.
height. weisht, picture II possible. Box
BooKKEEPER-CL thoroughly expert
enced q and reliable; H,ia references required
BOY. white. for grocery clerk. age 90 to
%. must have drivers permit. 1902 Flor
ida ave. ne. after + pm. m.---
BUTCHER all-around man. grocery store
experience; good opportunity for live wire.
Mills 1T44 U st. NV.
COLLECTORS. experienced preferred. must
have car; steady position and good salary.
Apply in own handwriting. stating age. ex-
Rea,fnis: Appiy Bentley's. az e 7th st. a.n NV.
COLLECTOR, exp. in collecting clothing
)nstallment accounts. must have car; sal
ary and commission. Apply 739 7th st. NV.
DRUG CLERK experienced: 3 nights and
every other Sunday. Kirson's Phar' 1919
Georgia ave. NV.
LEADING MANUFACTURER of garment
presses wants man to sell to tailor shop
trade. Reply. giving experience and all
Our organization knows Of this ad. Box
435-E. Star.
MAGAZINE MEN. experienced only: new
proposition: hustler can earn $50 wk. to
start: transportation paid. Spot verifica-
tion; no re-yerification. Work in city or
suburban section. Drawing account daily
on verified orders If desired. See Mr. Hay
wood. 7:3O to am only. 219 Stuart
bldg, 9th and D sts NV
MAN. young. neat. to call on regular Gus
toners. some sales experience could be
used to good advantage. Apply 979 Ma
tional Press Bldg. 2 to 3 pm.
MAN. between 25 and 30, with car and
sales experience. who can furnish reference
and bond and wants a steady position; sal
ary and commission to start. A good future
for the right man: fioaters not considered
See Mr.. Harris at 3 p m, 1897 Conn. ave.
MAN, not over 40. married preferred, to
take over position of trust for local COM
pany to act as dealer. Sales experience
helpful but not necessary. Box 409-K.
Star.
MAN, 21 to 40 good education and ap-
pearance. for customers department.; pay
discussed at interview. Apply $50 to 3,
1927 Eye st. NV, Room 210
MAN. 90 yrs. knowledge Of tree surgery.
Owen. Col. 3a11, pm.
MAN-Run . big paying coffee and
$45. Details free. Albert Mills, 4649
Monmouth. Cincinnsti. Ohio. 13s
MARKERS AND AssoRTERs experienced.
Apply Washington Laundry. 9th and
ot1. NV.
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LoST

BARPIN diamond. vicinity st. Adams Ca
thedral Sunday night Liberal reward If
returned to Mrs. Lillian A. Shuler. 30lO
Wisconsin ave. Apt. BOB
BILLFOLD. black leather. containing
money. bills. Nd. operators license. Ini-
tial j." 1920 Swan st. NV.
BLUE LEATHER HANDBAG. in Diamond
cab Sept. 10: Identification inside. Re-
ward 5609 39nd st. NV.
brown markings around ewes and chest
S25 reward. Rockville l-F-22
ESKIMO, SLED DOG, named "Malu,"
weisht about rs pounds: color; sTayish-
white. Reward. Call Cleveland 0S55.
NECKPIECE. fur. brown. in taxi Sat night
Reward. Call Dupont 1000. Miss X.
Streets. Ia
PEARL NECKLACE one string. lost Friday
night. Reward. Phone Cleveland 1923.
l3s
POCKETBOOK. ladys. containing glasses
money. lost in Murphy's F ST. store: re-
ward BAL Windsor Lane. Bethesda. Nd.
POCKETBOOK mans Sum of money and
permit. Vicinity. H st. ne. between 18th
and l4th. Reward. Call All. O040W after s..
POCKETBOOK black, at Woodward e.
Lothrops. in telephone booth on first floor.
Reward. Call West 1892.
SCOTTIE, named "Sturg." male. black
Strayed from 18th and Harvard NV. Re-
ward Call Adams 4162. after 5 pm.
TRAVELLING BAG. Upper. small, black; left
in cab Saturday afternoon. 1851 18th st.
NV. Columbia 954o.
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HELP MEN,.
(Gntinued.)

position: 8 month"; resid.ncs IN D. s e;
sol sa
14th and @.
MEN to distribute Postal telegraph clocks
to business iirms; Married preferred u *
Dupont Circle. No phone calls accepted.
% slz wednesday. @ El n. GIN ann. sis s. NV. NV
MEN, CD, whom we could train for man
Dosttcn Men seested must
Embree. 7l5 9th st. NV.
MEN-Serious- minded young mel who wish
fto start their own business in small way.
easily salsble merchandise No money
needed Fine percentage. See Mr.. Embree,
715 9th st. NV.
RUG SALESMEN, experienced In rugs and
floor coverings. Reply stating age: expert
ence and telephone no. Box 27s-M. Star.
SALESMAN for Virginia territory. to live
there Mfr. Of several largely used food
| staples has permanent position and good
clean character. with successful record
selling to Krocers and general stores, Give
pafsoats in5 soh Ma " s're' commence
SALEsMEN-This is an opportunity to
become associated with an industrial bank
ing institution with unlimited possibilities;
large earnings. unusual cooperation. Suite
}44. Washington Bldg.
SHEET METAL ESTIMATOR. Oldest flrm;
permanent position: salary; only expert
enced considered. BOX 15s-M. Star.
SHOE Statesmen. age $3.50. experienced.
others do not apply. Apply 3417 Conn.
ave.
SODA DISPENSER. every other night and
Sunday. 37O9 Macomb st. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER, thoroughly
experienced in preparing food. menu. full
knowledge Of gross proflt: local references
required. Box 3l5-M. Star.
TIRE VULCANIzER. must be thoroughly
| experienced. Steady employment at good
wages Better Tires Co 1925 st. NV.
| YOUNG MAN. 1s to 25 years for outside
work: guaranteed salary and commission:
to work hard. Apply Movie Shots. Room
| POS, Second Natl. Bank Bldg, 1888 q st.
NV.
| YOUNG MEM will Interview and select
| several young men to assist manager III
order departmen. Good saIninx, to ,hoss
at x 4. M. sharp. ready for work. 40. 9TH
| st. NV. Room 2l9
MEN Of character to sell the greatest in
| vention OF the century. Previous sales exp.
| not necessary. but helpful for the ambitious
Apply in person, 1908 l4th st. NV, RIM.
| 80, Wed. morning al 10 sharp. ASK Tor
REX AIR SALES & SERVICE.
TAXI DRIVERS,
Our drivers are earning $40 week and
| more Tremendous demand for Union Cabs
" BEST 5P owS
| for clean-cut men with d c.. drivers per
M aRd r sss' ssEs OF pAfLY ol
apply before II am. 1850 END st. NV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PUBLICITY PREPARED AND PLACED BY
experienced writer with contacts where
they count; individuals civic or social or
ganizatlons modest retainer fee. Box
2S-M Star 13'
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emersency Laboratory. Room 60l
Westory Bldg. l4th and Met. 1898.
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UPHOL-
sterng done in your home. Will go any
where. Box 271-M. Star 13'
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. G. E. WELLEN, 436 18th st. Sc.
13'
TUES. SEPT. IL. 1898 AT 40 PM. WE
will sell at Doushertys Auction. 81 Eye st.
ne. Nash coupe. motor No B-42SO5. for
storage and repairs. SUN MOTOR co.
FORD 1894 COACH. MOTOR NO. 1s-
1O46a3. will be sold at public auction at
Gus Eichbergs. 1927 r st. NV. on Wednes-
day. September %, 1898, tor repairs
storage and other charges. UNIVERSITY
GARAGE rear 1919 Columbia rd NV.
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jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English.
Bv JOS. ]. FRISCH

B. s. G.-"Bob is younger than
hts brother and quite as CYNICAL, Is
the correct form. Omission of words
from phrase is permissible only when
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective ASsoci-
alton. 1900 Wheeler -rd. Sc. Att. 1142.
PURSE. small black. containing small
amount of money. Please call Potom e
l4l4 and describe bag.
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HELP W0MEk.

AssoRTERs and starchers, experienced
Apply Washington Laundry. 9th and X
Sts. NV.
CASHIER, experienced, Apply Hilltop Res
taurant Marlboro pike and Bennine rd
Take Seat Pleasant bus at 1lth and Pa
CORPORATION desires services OF capable.
ambitious woman. Interesting work Tor
portunity for advancement. One week
free training required. Box 3l6-M star
COSMETIC CLERK experienced. Apply
Pearson's Pharmacy. "44s Wis, ave. NV.
DEMONSTRATORS@T work in crew SELL
ing wax furniture polish for old established d
ence not necessary: can make from S3 to SO
day to start. Box 3O7-M Star. IA
GIRL young high school education. knowl-
edge shorthand. typins; low salary to start.
State particulars. Box 2l-k. Star
MAsSEUSE experienced. with following
take charge of body massage department
in beauty salon. Apply in person. Robert
of Paris, Inc. 5l4 Conn. ave. ave.-
MILLINERY sALEsLADY. thoroughly ex-
perenced: no other need apply: splendid
opportunity for permanent employment
Apply Personnel Dept Goldenberss. 1th
ana X NV, Wednesday $50 to 1880
am. only.
sALEsLADIis. must have sxPsTienee, per, se,,. IN
Co. 1e5 9TH st. n,w.--
SALESLADY. 3 years or more experience
IN &c ind Hoa aGs siors Star state 'u'i
Restaurant Marlboro rd. Take Seat Pleas
ant bus at l1th and Pa. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. experienced. white. over 81.
to work in restaurant and liquor store.
Nichols Cafe. $40 N. Capitol st.
WHITE, general housework:, care Of chill
dren. live in. So week. Shepherd 1881 :.
WOMAN. short. intensive course eauips. you
for permanent. well-paid position no fees
immediate drawing against earned income.
than hiah school educa ton. Cali Mr.. wall
gren National Sll1. to IL Wednesday for
appointment.
WOMAN. white companion and house,
keeper middle AGED: stay nights. 1902
WOMAN-We need an executive type Of
woman to represent us in Washington and
Southern towns. Permanent position with
SoDus Sonu ncsm csIl Mrs. nf Ezabeth Johnson. wash
inRton Hotel. for appointment.
WOMAN. middle AGED. white. for compan-
ion to semi-invalid no other work: hours.
10 to 8. no SUNDAYS. Cal after Z Pm. or
all day Sunday. oxford 1O4l. Slo N.
Fillmore. Arlington. Va.
WOMAN. white. a5-4O. experienced cook;
general housew ork care Of 2-yr. child; $50
mo 1--we IN s1b Gsl sftsr st T., PHI nshisnds sfso.
WOMEN who have sold cosmetics new.
unique. money-making studio plan; full.
part time. Col. 2sO9.
WOMEN married or single. housewives or
busineSswomen. sell reasonably priced.
guaranteed hosiery. lingerie. dresses. etc:
excellent percentage. See Personnel Mgr.,
115 9th st. NV.
WOMEN-Due to expansion. must have
several women Of initiative and outstand-
ing personality. capable of assuming re-
sponSible positions. when fully trained. as
beauty consultants: percentage of proflts
while training: good salary when qualified.
Apply . to ~. Suite sos Washington Bldg..
New York ave. and 5th.
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SITUATIONS WoMRN.

BoOKKEEPER, typist. flle clark; hish
school graduate: experienced: willing to
start at small salary. Randolph 1885. l3'
CIRCULAR WORK and envelopes done at
home. Call Mrs. Randolph, Adams 3O06-W.
or 1894 Perry pl.
COLLEGE GIRL. colored. knowledge OF
Or 'o shop. Atlantic ss4s-W: personal.
DENTAL ASSISTANT-Young woman with
several years experience desires TO make
CHANGE Box 2!!!-M. Star l2'
GIRL. very light colored. wants work clean.
ing bachelor apartment or any kind OF
work. day or night Box 81 M. Star.
GIRL. white employed. wants room. board.
for taking care children or light house
work after 4 PIN. and over week ends.
West OS93.
LADY. single experienced. capable as care
!aker ,a"M Of s,.r guest or apartment house. Box
NURSE long experienced. hospital training.
would like case. Col. 4375-J. 15'
NURSE, German trained, for infants. long
exp. very dependable. Also for adults
dietitian: ref Adams 41s6.
PRACTICAL NURSE AND COMPANION
lent character Experienced Call Wis. 2332
sALEsLADY. best 9th ave. New York ex.
perience; can sew. Box 251-M. Star 13'
STENOG.. gentle desires perm. position;
will arrange Interview: moderate salary:
10 yrs. gen. oflce exp. Box 204-M Star
ssnets
temporary. Col. 1144. il.
STENOGRAPHER. neat 100 shorthand, go
typing; experienced; begin S15 week. Call
Met. 2sal after $40. 15'
STENOGRAPHER-TY age 30. care
full in work, industrious, LEGAL expr.' ac-
cept SIS wk. Potomac 0615-W.
WOMAN. white age "a experienced. prac-
eaaas consin n"fss 1853. o' Refsrsnees. RH .' ''
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMES

DOME8TIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 1902 ] 1th,
has cooks, mattresses. maids. nurses s.hv..
part-time day workers. dishvashers. 15'
Evening star., 1938-09-13
EMBOSS-O CHRISTMAS CARDS.

EMbOoO-O Cf1NIS Mh0 OHNOS
SENDERS NAME IN RAISED GOLD.
New, lightning seller. Sender's actual sig
nature in Raised Gold. u attractive fold
ers. retail 81. Profit 1906. Also SO name
imprinted cards. ST. Many unique assort-
mentS. soc up. Samples on approval.
Friendship. 619 Adams. Elmira. N. Y.
LUZIER REPRESENTATIVE
At once. Established clientele; excellent
earnings. Box l2-K, Star.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

PIANIST for dance studio, sight reader
both popular and classic; must be familia r
with manuscript. State experience. Box
305-M Star. 13s
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SITUATIONS MEN.
(Continued.)

CHAUFFEUR. colored. age ~. drive any
car or work OF any kind. Call Adams
GENERAL HoUsEBoY. colored. desires
work Of any kind: intellisent., wide awake
tion as watchman; very handy with tools,
good driver; excellent references. Box
MAN. colored. wants place as houseman.
SShaH11ea1Ei Snssh " ref; willing to leave city
other labors. Phone Walnut 7sos-j.
MAN. colored. chauffeur. refined, expert
enced; 1st-ciass service; good city refer
ences. Talmsdge Tabron. Dupont O67a. 14'
MAN, colored, warts work as janitor. eleva-
tor operator or watchman; experienced.
Col. 3163 1908 Girard st. NV. 13'
MAN colored. experienced chauffeur, but
Ter, houssman, desires work; good refer
ences. West 1902.
MAN. married, 81 yrs. old. experience
dairy and farming. wants management OF
farm: available Oct. l; best refs. Box
:t21-M. Star 1S'
MAN young. 10 years OF age. wants en-
ployment: would like to learn trade. Phone
North a752-J.
PATENT SEARCHER wants 800 mo-; ex-
perie,ncsd; PEI making all searches sf At present
ical eraduate. finishing law school: refer
ences. Box 329-M. Star.
WHITE MAN. industrious. part time. jani-
tor COLLECTOR, anything honorable; refer
ences. 1747 st. NV. Met. 1902.
WINDOWS CLEANED by expert colored
man: 10 and 15 cents each. Natl. 1894.
YOUNG NAN desires position, a: cashier; cashier.
18th st. NV. Net. 1928. 14'
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HELP DOMESTIC.

coLoRED: light preferred. experienced
fond of children: $40 month. 1918 N.
Wakefield St. Arlington. Walnut S541-J.
bath: good place for right girl; references
required. Emerson 6S43
COOK. middle-aged.. live on place. attrac-
tive and comfortable quarters. Must be
experienced. with references. Upstairs work.
light laundry. family Of ,. Adams 1895.
COOK 2O-25. experienced. German. Ap-
ply 1906 King St. Alexandria. Va.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, must be excel
Lent COOK and bos essrs
auired. Box *. Star
GIRL. white, for housework; stay nights;
two adults. Phone Emerson 1889.
GIRL. white or colored care for 2 small
children; day work. days. Mrs. Fulcher,
GIRL young white. silver Spring or vicin-
ity. for light housework. Call Shep. 51O5-J.
GIRL. colored. to do general housework
and assist with care of child; SO per week.
Wisconsin Ills.
GIRL. colored. general houseworker; fond
have references. Phone Georgia 7131,
bet. 2 and 9 pm.
GIRL. white. for general housework. full or
RsTdt RsTd t!%si aass. good cook; references sneD-
GIRL; colTed. E.h:w. cooking: light laun-
ant home; $50 month. Shepherd 2134-R.
HoysEWosKER. plain cook: white; un,n.
in: references. Walnut $3.50.
MAID. colored, to do g.h.w.; must have
good refs Apply 1904 Wisconsin ave. NV.
WOMAN. general housework: reliable; ref
erence; $50 month start 512S Nebraska
ave. NV. Emerson 1902.
WOMAN. competent. care for child apt:
good cook; must furnish health certificate.
best reference; $40 mo. Walnut 7700. Ext.
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