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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(ConfinNAh

REsTAURANT. liquor license: new equip
ment. Illness requires sale; $1,000, balance
terms: no brokers. 1927 N. Capitol. IL
GROCERY STORE. 800 a week business;
hVing quarters; easy terms. Lincoln $3.50.
HAMBURGER STAND and coffee Dot lunch;
S3oo: terms; rent reasonable. No triflers.
please 2703h Nichols ave. Sc. 15'
SERVICE sa;IsVIs STATION, large. modern, fully
highway in city c0ioer four dissNsss UsSs,Sn
0sS asSnns stc e .at sn s
GROWING SUBURBAN HARDWARE busi-
ness; ness splendid opportunity: reasonable.
RooMINd, HOUSE, excellent, close in; Il
esse. Box saihss i7sn Sa'smsn' sssr @-''r si1sss
CONFECTIONERY. ice cream, fruit and
theater Vshe viii s.e. 'G lor asfest 1880 co.'s q.
fss'n so. 9M 9Fsf' STAN Ssner to return to Europe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES familiar with
earning $15O-S2QQ per week. Dist, Nd. and
III sfHf.o1s j. cs a.tens sF'ss $50 R. St. }9.n
VICTOR VIC and Columbia recording artist
With wit hsrs opeEatic former coach Of famous
other stars; graduate Premier Prix Paris
business associate; Box 14O-E, Star. lis
sma hardware "a V,ef, ness.
terms. Box a7-&. star. ssa.re'' ''0'e' 81: its's
SMALL growing jobbins concern wants
tmecnanicai IN aiiy-lnciined young man willing
to tsry invest snd snoo ooo and Join rm as seere
Star. 11s
DEL1CATEsSEN, good location, with living
quarters: suburban: growing business. For
details phone Greenwood 1901.
GROCERY SRa, nssgo mixed trade; closed sun-
small expense: $500 down. zoos H list st. NV, NV.
PARTNER WANTED to join owner Of 300
acre suburban acreage. subdivision located
N md best Sc section lon, Of Montgomery County,
spent for improvements Has Has city e water' pe,es
electricity, telephone; long frontage on
ssresss ss sready sb
sDonsib1e t1Sn ana nar} sh9pia BE nvsstisstsd re-
appointment and full details. Geo 7i9l.
SELL, well-established junk shop; will con-
slder partnership: wonderful opportunity
1or one With money. Box OAK, Star.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. well es-
dnn daplisneu. i, located in the heart of Claren-
.! Arllngton County. Va. Will sell stock,
nxtures and good will at very reasonable
price and terms, Owner retiring Ask for
Mr.. PAYNE. oxford 1880 or Walnut Ta4n
AsI.i nAS oloF ana agency for One
OF the largest cleaners and isunderers
I'm, I'm account OF other business, will sell at
low price for quick sale. 1912 l4th st
NV. after pm IVA ~
COMPLETE GROCERY AND MEATS IN
uuehseis uvins popuiated section of heart of city;
buy. Cali District ss5a SET. neat e1cepitiional'
TAVERN GROCERY. beer on and off SALE
Kessps Mo. Shepherd 4235 or Box 4O8.
ApT az ko AND ROOMS ne. location: rent,
cash. Mr.. Riley. 121i Queen 81 NJ
Apt: T. after 7 pm. Saturday. '''
WtANSTED.Business WAN 81 woman who is inter-
sssteo IN opening millinery and dress
shop In her own residence. We have %
h,,ro hhrroom-a and bath modern house. with oil
burner IN business zone at ll3l N Irving
81. Arlington. Va. Rental, ST5 mo. c w
Clever Co. Inc Oxford O322
LARGE ip,6s BUILDING BUILD; Northwest section con-
see Mr.. Walter ui"i"
r. r SAUL co.
I'D l2th St. N w Natl 2lOO
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LOST

DOG, Sptz: light tan and white male;
tag No. 1852, Montgomery County; re-
ward. Wisconsin 5740-J.
FUR PIECE, martin Thursday night, down.
town Reward. Walnut 6344-J
PUPPY white Eskimo Spitz. lost in vicin-
ity OF Conn. ave. and Leland. Answers to
prince" Call Wisconsin 7344
PURSE. lady's black. National Press Bldg:
contains papers, check books, keys ETC.;
reward. Shep. 1885.
RING, silver, lost in Woodward & Lothrops
At glove counter. Tuesday, Sept. 6. Re-
ward. Georgia 1889
WRIST WATCH. lady's, oblong silver, be-
tween L st. and New York ave. NV, on
either 18th or 18th SITS. Reward Call
Republic 06S7. Extension "a
WRIST WATCH. between 10th and Fla.
ave. and willard ST.: reward. 1880 Fla
ave, Apt. 302.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISUNDERSTANDING china, glass. paint
ings. sterling and coin silver. jewelry.
numerous other items of high quality and
low pr.ce. Call us before purchasing else
where Murray Galleries, 1724 Goth st.
NV. Dupont 1911
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1904 MASS. AVE. N.W-Gentlemau to
share room with another; semi-pyt. bath;
PVT. family Met 1856
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5000 CONN. AVE. Apt. AS - Spacious
room twin BEDS. lovely: breakfast served.
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TAXI DRIVERS

Our drivers are earning $40 week and
makes it necessary to increase our nrean
ization BEST PRoPosiTIoN IN TOWN Town
for clean-cut men with D C. drivers per
INSTRUCTION CLASSES Daily Tor
Identification cards For complete details
appIy DeiOre = q 1870 oond ri
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THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th NV
Large front rooms, near shower. twin beds
running water. SO so week: others Sc;
singles. S4 plenty hot water; elevator
2slS 18th ST NW.-Housekeeping rm..
water, SO .50-S6: also rms, basement,
k; 18th st cars: reas
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BEGINNER TYPIsT. part or full time;
general clerical experience comptometer
operator. Box 1s9-M, Star. 12'
exam, wants work in law oface: does typ
ing. 400 St NV. Apt. 22. IL
NURSE. practical. companion elderly per-
Col. I'd. NV, Apt. Al, Adams 65sa-W:
NURSE. experienced. references; day work
Pho Phone Emerson 9295 or see me at 2515
WIS. ave. NV. H.
NURsE-GovERNEss, refined. pvt. home.
hospital. school exp: pre-school age; D.
c, references. Box l39-E, Star. IL
PATENT STENOGAPHER, experienced, de-
sires position Box 165M, Star
STENOG.. gentle, desires perm position:
VIII arrange interview; moderate salary:
10 yrs gen. office exp. Box 204M Star. 12'
WOMAN niddle-aged. as working house
Keeper in motheresS home; highest city
references. North sl22.
WOMAN. middle-aged. wants position as
companion nurse to elderly person or child.
Box S9M. Star. IL
YOUNG LADY. capable. refined. desires
worthwhile position with salary: teach
ing experience. Phone Decatur O192-W.
12s
YOUNG LADY. Italian. English. French;
secretarial experience; wishes employment;
references. Write National Press Build
ing. l007. or phone District 0246. IL
YOUNG LADY. graduate American Uni
verSlty. B. A. deeree; can teach English,
social sciences. elementary work and music:
desires position as tutor; can give refer
enceS Box 5S-M, Star. IL
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ROOMS FURNISHED,

2OIO KALORAMA RD. NV. Apt. 21-At-
tractive room. private entrance and phone.
Semi-pvt. bath: excellent transp.; S25 mo.
1924 9th ST. N.W-Sunny 5.window room
for / or girls; Jewish family: near trans
portatton. Adams 6116.
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You will meet the members of our or
feSainlzatlon: gan and they. will tell you why
ms nS .,pp opportunity rSn Is the best for YOU
portunity for the buyer
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted, stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective Associ-
alton, 5000 Wheeler I'd. sc. Atl. 7142.
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Jolly Polly.
A Little Chat on Etiquette
By JOS. ]. FRISCH,

By JOS. ]. FRISCH.
B. B. Done of the chief rules
Of restaurant etiquette is that a man
must stand and remain standing as
long as a woman talks with him.
Even II she says, Don't let me keep
you standing" he must observe the
rule.
Restaurateur is pronounced res-to-
rah-ter. with greater emphasis on the
final syllable than on the first.
TwizzIer Answer
Words for the blanks: A, at, ate, late,
lathe. lather, leather.
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connection with Cedar Hill has always
meant PROSPERITY for the good sales
man (the majority of our sales force have
oeen with us three years or more) and
vii continue to mean PROSPERITY for a
NUMBER of YEARS TO CONE "
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This is our first advertisement for sales
men IN 1898 and will probably be the
ganization you ever saw, and only need a
few more good men :"
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HELP WOMEN.

BAKER white. for high school cafeteria
State age experience and references. Box
99-M Star. IL
CLERK, part time, possibly fun time, in
to meet the public. For appointment
COMP oN-HoUsEKEEPER under so:
cheerful, adaptable. conscientious clean:
reference, Box ls2-K. Star.
HOSTESSES, .. hotei dining room or
re5taurant experience. 2o-3o years Of age;
Room 4G4 nonday mGnh morDp Appy ony sa B BIDS
No phone calls.
HoUsEKEEPER. AND COOK. white: mod
ern nome , adults; stay nights; SIS month.
Cleveland S266.
RREGEpToHsrs Rs6 scboS f5ueao 2 Gears srs
meals. Apply 5l1I Georgia ave
REToUCHER, fine worker. good on correc-
tions. part-time work at home State
phone. Box 34SK. Star.
sALESLADIES. experienced. selling better
coats and dresses, neat and refined ap-
pearancei i,, good POSITION, steady employ
ment, Williams Shop. 1904 F ST. NV.
WAITRESS. neat; white; must have some
Inn. 42l1 Rhode Island ave. Brentwood
THIRTY-F1vE DOLLARS per week. Nurse
under forty. unattached and free to travel.
Country location, near WASHINGTON One
afternoon and night off per week High est
STANDARDS of character and ability required
Give full details in first letter and inclose
recent snapshot Box M. Star. IL
OPPORTUNITY-Wom of ambition and
ao1llty to train as beauty and health con-
sultant with rapidly expanding company.
Excellent earnings. interesting work Man
agerla! positions opening up for women who
qualify Apply to IL, Suite sos. Wash
inston Bldg. New York ave. and 5th St.
WANTED AT ONCE-Resident manager
Tor modern building on upper 18th street,
containing 80 apts. Prefer settled type,
no chlldren. Must be tactful neat have
initiative, but be willing to follow orders
Some experience required Apt of .
rooms, kltchenette. dlnette, bath incl util-
ties and phone in exchange for services.
Permanent State qualifications fully. Box
211!-K. Star
DANCING INSTRUCTORS
For ballroom dancing. Must dance well:
experience not essential; college back
ground preferred. Interviews 10 to l.
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Monday morning tSept I2th> we will
invitation to be our guest for an hour
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Mr.. WARDMAN, 2640 Woodley pl-Pvt,
home; attr.. lge: bed-liv. rm.: . exp: good
bed Semi-pyt bath
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3424 MT. PLEASANT ST-Attractivs
single front room. Sl2 month; convenient
location: small family women. Adams
5l6l-J
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2l01 ST. NW.-Very large furnished
room. windows; unlimited phone: bath
southern exposure: oil heat; private; walk
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DELIGHTFUL ROOM IN APT. for lady:
kitchen privileges: walking distance Govt
depts. To inspect call Dist. 1886.
1S45 ONTARIO PL NW-Large front
room, closet; south: refined home; SIS
mo- At 18th and Col rd
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This will be a most interesting meet.
ing Aioe'
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SOUTH ROOM on ST.. just off Conn. ave
Semi private bath, large porch; S@5
Information. Emerson S352
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SITUATIONS MEN.
Continued

MAN, experienced. wants pipe-covering
work Of any kind. Phone West 1892.
MAN. colored, take care of car private
family; exp; city ref. Col. 1O157, 1880
Ontario rd NV.
MAN. colored, wants Job as cook all-round
man; good references. Phone North
6299-J.
MAN, colored, desires general housework,
experienced; can drive; references. 1887
Fla. ave. NV.
RADIO SERVICE MAN desires position;
has owned shop. Phone Indian Head 1883.
STOCK CLERK. good desires positio... 12
years experience drug. hospital supplies;
excellent references. Box Sim. Star. 12'
YOUNG MAN, COL. chauffeur, truck driv-
Ing or work OF any kind. Call Col.
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.
COUPLE; colored chauffeur. butler. ex-
perienced; city ref: good cook. experienced
224 Parker st. ne. Lincoln 4452 II.
MAN AND WIFE. colored; chauffeur but
Ter; drive any car; D. c. permit; wife ST.
class maid. Atlantic 5000. 12'
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ATTENTION
CEMETERY statesmen
AND
ALL GOOD SALESMEN

CEDAR Hill now offers employment to
q few GOOD statesmen with cars,
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.


COOK colored gh W; 10 years experience
IN one family. $3.50 Edmund ST. Cleveland
Ge& II"
GIRL, colored neat. wants work as moth
ST NV, Apt. %
GIRL wants work nursing. Call Met.
1904. ask for Media.
GIRL. colored wishes days work or part
time, no SUNDAYS. Phone North BLEW.
GIRL colored. wants light housework no
cooking: fond of children references.
Phone Hillside O375-J.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time lob, gem
eral housework. No Sundays Met 2OS4
GIRL. col. wants days work; good laun-
Dress Sl.75 a day and carfare. o62O
x st. NV. Apt. II. II.
GIRL. light colored. desires general house.
work. Is fond of children. Phone Potomac
GIRL colored wants part-time work morn
lnes or evenings or day work; city refer
ences. North oS5l.
GIRL, colored. wants general housework.
steady or days; reference 400 M st sw
MAIDS '2p. colored, professional office
or store, or part-time work, no Sundays.
Adams 06aO.
SOUTHERN GIRL colored wants work of
Mrt anv a!ndi an,l no sundays city references.
WOMAN. colored. settled wants house,
work. plain Southern cooking. reliable.
Atlantic 6467-J.
WOMAN. colored. wishes dav's work: or
:!:} 1f-J
WOMAN, colored. wishes eh.w. no wash
ing; good cook: stay some nghts: s days
considered. Atl OS01.
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52l ONEIDA PL. NV, Brightwood-One-
half block express bus service: twin beds.
PVT. bath, automatic heat. garage; reason-
able. Geo. 13S2
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| 170l KILBOURNE PL. NW-Large. lovely
| bay-window room: oil h-wh cont hot
water near car, bus: gentlemen. Colum-
| bia 663S
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PETWORTH-Lovely large rooms, semi.
private bath. shower, h.w., gas heat; rea-
sonable. Phone Randolph 1856
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1850 SHERIDAN ST NW-Master bed
room, twin beds, pvt. bath; , employed
men: cOnV. car. bus. Geo STl1
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1855 EUCLID ST. NW.-Double and single
front rooms. twin beds S4 90 each. H.
1906 CRITTENDEN ST-Large front
room. twin beds. private bath; conv, 10
buses and cars. l5s
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NEAR l4th AND PARK RD.. 1861 Merid.
ian pl n.w-Gentleman; clean. nice fr.
rm.. shower bath, c,hw; $50 mo.
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SFECIAL VALUE-Large. cheerful room for
two, twin beds. radio. electric fan. south
exposure. So week worth SIS you should
see 1t now. Apt. 25. 1877 Newton st. NV =,
yuSt OIL 10th. Adams 13S3-J H.
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1850 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Attractiv.
men. Phone Georgia a1SO I2s
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ADLEA KENNELS.

BREEDER OF WIRE FOX TERRIERS.
Complete Grooming. All Terriers, SO.
Hand-plucked,. bathed. nails filed. teeth
cleaned; called for and returned. Boarding
Mrs. s. A. Woolner. Washington Grove. Md.
PHONE GATTHERSBJJRG n
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5Ol3 3rd ST NW-Gentleman Jewish
Nicely furnished room in new home small
family. Unlimited phone. Georgia s751.
NEAR Capitol and Library Single room,
within "a block East Capitol street. Gen.
pbpna Atlantic SSS-
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4124 3rd ST. NW-Master bedroom :
modern home; Jewish family; board II de-
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| COMFORTABLE RIM. in private family
| in new air-conditioned home; excellent
| tranSp.. $40. Phone RandOlph 1900.
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CHEVY CHASE Md. $500 Wis. ave
Front corner single room in private home.
bath. garage; gentleman. Wis. 3962-W.
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
1856 18th St. n.w-Double front room
twin beds, inner-spring mattress, indi-
yidual oreSSers and closets. Col. sa34-J
Mr.. TAFT BRIDGE-Large, comfortable
front rm,. 3 windows; pvt. home; conven.
bus: reaS Potomac 5o45
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CHEVY CHASE 1900 Chevy Chase blvd
Double and single room. private home.
breakfast optional. Wis. 3S04J. H.
201O WYOMING AVE NW.-2nd floor,
beautiful double room . closets. twin beds.
unlimited phone: adults.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1919 goth st-Rooms,
bath same floor: large front room twin
beds: phone in room
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1907 MILITARY RD NW-Attractive
single OF double room. on bus line. Em
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1882 CALVERT ST NW.-Comfort a Bile
rooms. continuous hot watey. SIS and up.
Light housekeeping privileges; reasonable:
400 CONN. AVE.--Large, well-furn. rm
twin beds; no other roomers; l or 2
men Cleveland $500
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81 BRYANT ST. NV Ink rm., End
Il. 'front.' also | sleeping room lst-fi,
front; reas Dupont h43I
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| 1lO9 K ST. N.W.-2nd-ioor back large
room. closets hot water: gentlemen.
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CONN. AVE. AND N. 1912 Isth-Front,
double; new maple furn., inner-spring mat
treSSeS: maid service; reas IL
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HAVE the room you're looking for; large,
clean. cozy. 4 windows. new twin beds. rea-
Sonable; IN home Of congenial young peo-
pie between Kenyon and Park I'd. 3212
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| S17 BUCHANAN ST. NW.-Front room
| twin beds; gentlemen; $3.50 each: unlim
phone: private home; near transportation
| nj nh
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1917 SPRING PL NW.-Tvin- bedroom
with screened porch nr. l4th st. cars,
18th ST bus. restaurants.
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| 1855 CALVERT ST. NV. Apt 1--Attrac-
lively furnished front room; near car and
bus lines; private family; S25 month. TO-
1889 QUINCY ST. NW-Family of two
have large front room southern exposure,
connecting bath. Half block 14th street.
| Adams hT1T
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14Os CRITTENDEN ST NW.-Master bed.
room, twin beds, private bath: CHI hot,
water heat: large closet. convenient
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Cemetery experience is helpful. but by
no means necessary to qualify you for the
position. The important question is, do
you measure. up to our standards? Are
you equipped to represent as fine a COM
Pany as CEDAR Hill, whose financial sta
blity. record Of achievement popularity
prestige and beauty Is unauestioned?
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5510 N. H. AVE. NW-Large front room,
private bath twin beds; detached home,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

REFR1GERATORS and other electric ap-
piiances. Any condition. Dex. Dupont
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315 T ST. N.E.-Single and double rooms,
nicely furnished. next bath: on car line;
cont. h. w telephone Reasonable
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DOWNTOWN. 1924 K st. NV. Apt. So
Lovely double front room. twin beds: phone,
elevator service. Govt. employe preferred
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THE GRALYN. 1T45 N ST. nw-Larze.
comfortable rm.. connecting bath Single
rm.. running water. Walking distance
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I435 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-Close in, Al
bedroom l5x15. 3 windows. near private
bath mi Gentleman, SIS H.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-21
Jefferson in Circulation
CNew York World Telegram


 The Treasurys decision to place Thomas Jeffer- son on the new 5-cen piece in succession to the Bu fao nickel is something unlikely to happen except m Democratic administration but that's no reason to object
 It is. of course honor to a great American strictly on nonpartisan basis just as the issuance of the Lincoln penny which began while William Howard Taft was President But glance at our stamps and coins shows a marked scarcity ot the great Democrats on issues much in clrcuaton' ana no such shortage of the great Republicans.
 The last standardizing of paper currency occurred under President Hoover and it must be admitted ta1 Jefferson certainly is well to the front in that He adorns the S2 bill the unwanted unlucky llnX tWo- spot Then come Lincoln and Hamilton on the s5 and s1O Jackson the Democrat, is recognized on the s20 bill Then we proceed by way of Grant FrahKHn and Mckinley to Cleveland the Sl0O0 bill-ln case anyone is interested.
 In the Post Office Department in spite Of Jim Farleys long tenure the COP influence seems to hang on. You might as well look for Eugene Debs or the elder Bob La Toilette for Democrat on any stamp in frequent use The list runs from Franklin through Harding Washington, Taft, Theodore Roose- welt Garfield Mckinley and Grant up to the 9-cent stamp And there is Jefferson. In case anyone wants a 17-cent stamp he will find Woodrow Wilson honored there.
 Now, in strictly non-partlsan way IhomaS Jefferson is to get a little publicity, his face the nickel in everybodys hand. the hunbest cltlzer may be reminded that Jefferson must have been quite big shot We'll the saying goes, to the yictor' belong the spells.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-21
WASHINGTON, THE SYMBOL
 OF INDEPENDENCE

tomorrow the nation pauses in tribute again to the memory of George Washington, first Presioeht of the United States.
 The Washineton birthday observance different rom the Lincoln Day celebration is more than Just minute to an outstanding man. It IS the ceiepIaUloN' in a sense of the founding of the nation the ooserV ance of the establishment of a nation which following the course set by Washington and other great men Inf that time has carried forward to become one ol fe great powers of the world It is but natural that Washington as the First President should be reVered more than others who contributed large part 10 tile actual founding of the United States
 As a man the first President had few of the lov- able traits which has endeared Abraham Lncom to the American people In contrast to the poverty 1hae Lincoln knew Washington was born m aHiuenoe and lived on that plane throughout his life. Historians record that many Americans of that tune rather ois- liked him because they said he acted like king.
 If Washington lived today he probably would he called an economic royalist At 20 he was mana per of the vast plantation interests his father had et him in Virginia He a shrewd business man as well as a smart politician and while rising to the top in politics he was able to increase his vast estate and was rated one of the wealthiest men oi ms u'e While not exactly snob, Washington was osclpie of class He drew sharp line socially between those of his own class and those in more loWV poSiCloh While in the White House, the affairs that he gave were for selected groups and he established the now general practice of having an appointment before being permitted access the Presidents office TodaS t js the normal procedure but in Washingtons tune credited the first President with what we Know today es ..lish-hat
 Revealing ms human side he loved horse racing enjoyed gambling and his biographers state ath' best wines were served at his table
 But these are not the things for which we pay homage to Washington tomorrow. Rather, 1t is be- cause of the outstanding ability he had as leader his great patriotism and his unyielding tenacity purpose These perhaps were revealed best at Valley Forge Of that occasion of his biographers said
 His army twice-beaten, ill-housed and ll-feo with thousands of men barefoot and otherwise naked was at the point of exhaustion; it could not keep tn field for inside Of month it would have disappeared Under these circumstances there is nothing whlel better proves the true fibre of Washingons charaete
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-21
BREAKFAST PARTY
 GIVEN IN SOUTH
 BY DR. DE VGHNES

An affair in Southern California which recently gathered number of Juneau friends was the break fast party at which Dr. and Mrs Harry c. DeVighne entertained on January 30 in the garden of their Santa Barbara home.
 Present for the occasion were MT. and Mrs. Wallis George, MT. and Mrs. R. J. Sommers, MT and Mrs. Frank McCafferty and MT and Mrs. L. H. Metzgar.
 Occasion for the event was the departure of MT. and Mrs. George for Juneau MT and Mrs. Son. mers have proceeded south where they are visiting in San Diego, and in a short time MT. Sommers will return to Juneau. Mrs. Sommers is due here in May.
 MT. McCafferty plans to visit Ju- neau this spring, and MT. and Mrs Metzgar arrive this afternoon on board the Princess Norah. The Georges returned here last week