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Evening star., 1938-10-29
BY DOROTHY DUCAS and
ELIZABETH GORDON.

We have always known that a great
many new uses and new fashions for
plyWood were lin the cards." for you
can't become acquainted with this ma
terial without realizing its tremendous
possibilities for almost every part of a
house Still, every time we hear of
another use of plywood we are sur
prised-it is something we never
thought of before.
So with the new-finiShed plywood,
which has an up-and-down grain.
Somehow, 1t never occurred to us that
the irregular granting of natural fir
could be wiped out as cleanly as a
childs slate. and subtle, even grain
ing, designed by man, not nature, put
in its place.
A brand-new effect can be achieved
on the interior walls of any room with
this Cinderella of woods. The per-
pendicular. choppy lines Of the man.
made granting are part of the finished
plyWood. They cannot be rubbed out.
won't fade or wear of. The panels
are manufactured with grooves at
regular intervals, and where two panels
are Joined the grooves are auto
matically formed. making joining strips
unnecessary. The effect is of costly
imported wood paneling.
Elimination of the rotary cut fig
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PERMITS
REACH $549,423
81 0ne-Fami|y Dwellings
Included in Activity
for Week Here.

Residential building again featured
private construction activity in the
Capital during the past week as the
Office Of Building Inspector John w.
Oehmann approved permits having .
total valuation of $549,423.
There we're 81 one-family dwellings
and f1ve apartments included in the
list Of permits for the week. Almost
all Of the total building valuation was
for residential work. There was vir-
tually no commercial building ap-
proved. Most of the homes for which
permits were issued are to be of the
low-cost variety and will be erected in
TIE southeast section of the city.
More important permits of the week
follow:
Brodie Properties, 5946 Georgia ave-
nue. NV owners; Philip M. Julien,
architect; Harry Brodie. 5946 Georgia
avenue NV, builder; to erect four
3-story brick and cinder block
apartments '66 units), 1434 and 1442
Somerset place and 1435 and 1443
Sheridan street NV, to cost $3.50. 900
Meadowbrook. Inc. Tower Building,
owners and builders: Harvey p Baxter
architect; to erect thirty-four 2-story
brick and cinder block dwellings, 1914
48 and 10000 T street Sc; to cost
$4,000.
The Little Sisters of the Poor, 22o
tSee PERMITS, Page B-4.)
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!: 1;{:ss1zl]D]EUlGNED,IE' a : N)
a:ISEo1RI :: e LINING W.

ure of the natural wood tends to
<qualize the expansion and contrac-
ton of the wood. according to the
manufacturers, which means no
worries about grain raising or face
checking, That may be why the new
finish was developed-it will win
friends and inuence people, how
ever, for its own good-looking sur
face. And when you add to its beauty
the fact that it is cheap-one of the
least expensive interior finishes-you
will be anxious to see what it looks
like.
II you are planning to put in an
oil-burning heating system. here's
product you will be interested in-A
ventilating unit which looks like a
brick, and which can be built right
into your wall without spelling its
appearance
AS you know. it is legal require
ment that all oil tanks must be venti-
lated, but there is no reason for having
an unsightly cap at the end of the
ventilating pipe on the outside of your
Evening star., 1938-10-29

house. If your house is brick, you can
hardy tell this unit from the bricks
in your wall. and it looks we'll in stone.
too. Even in frame house it is an
improvement on plain cap.
The unit is designed to be built
into the wall, but it can be put into
existing houses if a recess is made
in the wall. 1t is simple to cut
through a brick wall more compli-
Gated for stone and woodruff still
possible and serviceable The unit has
a lowered face with a waterdrip at
top and bottom and a removable screen
of two thicknesses of brass wire gauze.
The units cost $3.50 each in cast iron,
$3.50 in cast bronze. Installation costs
vary with the problems of the par
ticular wall. of course
Now it's heat-resistant enamel. What
with the modern trend for color in
interiors. even your heat-giving radia-
tors demand bright or pastel coats
of paint-and paint that won't de-
,See DESIGNED, Page B-5)
Evening star., 1938-10-29

Advisory Committee on State Legis-
lation. Committee on Education and
Research, Committee on Reserve
Credits and Banking Relations, Com
mittee on Home Taxation. Committee
on Title Charges and Cost in Placing
and Collecting Mortgages, Commit
tee on Public Housing. Committee on
Trends. Insured Institutions Commit
tee. and the Committee on Invest
ments and Investment Policies. Social
Security Committee and the Super
viSors Division.
The important Resolutions Commit
tee. whose report will embody the con-
senSus of the industry's opinion on
questions of the day. will meet on the
first afternoon of the convention and
then take the floor with its proposals
the second and third mornings at gen.
eral sessions.
Besides general sessions, the savings
and loan delegates will meet in groups
according to their special concerns,
including the managing officers ses-
sion, the supervisors session, that of
the advertising and business develop
ment division, and the Federal SAVINGS
and loan session. the insured associa-
tions' session and the attorneys meet
ing
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NEW STAR H0ME
/. IN FOREST HILLS
! OPENS TOMORROW
House at 5000 Davenport
Street Follows English
Architecture Style.
FURNISHED FOR EXHIBIT:
HAS II ROOMS, 5 BATHS
Of Brick and Stone Construction.
Master Bedroom Is 10
by 13 Feet.

A large, attractive new home of
English architecture will be opened
to the public tomorrow at 306O Daven-
port street NV as the ninth in the
1888 series Of Silver Star homes. 1t
Is the first Star-sponsored home to be
shown in more than a month.
Located in the exclusive Forest Hills
section. the new house was built by
D. S. Biron. well-known builder, from
plans drawn by the architectural firm
OF Dillon g. Abel. The firm of Boss
81 Phelps is representing the builder.
The house has been furnished by
Hilda N. Miller.
The latest home to receive the Silver
Star award is situated on a lot which
has a frontage of 10 feet and depth
Of $50. 1t is of brick and stone con-
struction and contains IL rooms and
baths. There are five main bed
rooms and an additional maids room
in the basement.
Approved by Experts.
The Davenport street house bears
the Endorsement of members OF the
Silver Star Homes Committee. a group
OF five housing experts. who examined
,see STAR HOME, Page B-6)
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Route for Reaching
Silver Star Home at
5000 Davenport St.

The ninth Silver Star Home of
the year. located at 5000 Daven-
port street NV, Forest Hills.
may be reached by driving out
Connecticut avenue past Abe
marie street to Davenport. Turn
right or east on Davenport street
two blocks to the property.
Built by D. s. Biron, the new
home was designed by the archi-
tectural firm of Dillon 6z Abel
It contains II rooms, 5 baths, and
occupies q lot having a depth Of
$50 feet. Hilda N. Miller has
furnished and decorated the
house.
Evening star., 1938-10-29
BU|[D|NCANDL0AN
SPEAKERS NAMED
Hoey, Crowley and Fahey
to Give Talks at Chicago
Convention.

When the United States Building
and Loan League holds its national
convention in Chicago November l6-
l8 it will be addressed by Gov. Clyde
R. Hoey of North Carolina, Leo T.
Crowley, chairman Of the Federal De-
posit Insurance Corp; Attorney Cen
eral Otto Kerner of Illinois and John
H. Fahey, chairman Of the Federal
Home Loan Bank Board. in addition
to leaders in the savings. building and
loan and cooperative bank business,
and State supervisors.
E. c. Baltz, Washington. president
of the league. will give his annual ad-
dress the opening morning, setting the
keynote for the gathering. The con-
vention then will discuss both the in
side and outside of home financing.
treating the general business factors
which influence home building and
home owning and investing, and the
vital present-day developments in as
sociation operations.
Mr. Crowley will discuss the re-
lationships of savings and loan as
sociations and commercial banks, the
North Carolina Governor will be the
banquet speaker, the Illinois attorney
general will give the welcoming ad-
dress and Mr.. Fahey will speak from
the point of view of the Washington
instrumentalities directly connected
with savings and loan work
Home Taxation Report.
League officials besides Mr.. Baltz
who will take the platform include
Clarence T. Rice. Kansas City, Kans.,
first vice president, who will report
on the Home Taxation Committee, of
which he has been chairman this year;
Morton Bodfish, Chicago, executive
vice president. who will relate the
business to general developments in
this country and abroad; H. F. Gel
larius, Cincinnati. secretary-treasurer,
who will make the first public an
nouncement on the statistical position
of associations the past year, and
Horace Russell, general counsel, who
will discuss model State code for the
governing of associations and also
comment on current legal decisions.
Among discussion topics will be the
uniform mortgage act, social security
for savings and loan employees, the
business situation ahead, the Federal
Housing Administration, supervision
trends in the advertising of financial
institutions, cooperative advertising
campaigns, investment and economic
policies for the savings and loan as
sociations, policies in granting new
charters, insurance of accounts in
savings and loan. and interest rates,
dividends and reserves.
Groups to Meet Early.
Two intensive days before the con-
vention will bring some 500 savings
and loan men together around various
council tables to discuss the findings
Of their respective committees for later
reporting to the convention proper,
Among the groups which will meet
these two days are Committee on
Economic Policies, the Accounting
Committee, the Advertising and Busi-
ness Development Committee, the
Evening star., 1938-10-29
Washington Couple
Buy Cerro Cordo,
In Buckland Area
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va. Oct. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley H. Brew
ster of Washington have pur-
chased from Mr.: and Mrs. Philip
H. Lee the historic old place
known as Cerro Gordo, located
near Buckland.
The property consists of 40
acres, but formerly was part of
an estate owned by the Tyler
family. The new home of Mr..
and Mrs. Brewster was once the
home of Grayson Tyler. 1t is
of stone construction. The new
owners will take possession i'm
mediately.
Evening star., 1938-10-29
BREUNINGER NAMED

Francis A. Murray, president of the
washington Real Estate Board, an
nounced today that Lewis T. Breunin-
ger has been named chairman of the
boards Appraisal Committee for the
coming year. Claud Livingston OF the
William H. Saunders Co. was selected
as vice chairman.
Other members Of the committee.
which has appraised property through
out the metropolitan area for years,
are H. Clifford Bangs Harvey L. Jones,
George r. Linkins. Eliot F. Middle ton
and Adam A. Weschler.
Evening star., 1938-12-31

valet, who brought him tea and the
newspapers, whisked away his pur-
pie dinner jacket and black velvet
knee breeches and departed.
The great carnivore stretched and
yawned and stretched again.
New days have way of beginning
afresh, with a clean page, so to
speak. He had forgotten most of
his nocturnal imaginations and he
opened the first paper according to
habit to see what space had been
given to his birthday festival. He
was struck at once by the headline:
Popular Socialism Still Living
Force. Remarkable Speech"
What had he said?
"But-?" he murmured.
And then in terrible voice, my
God! What's this?"
The valet answered his furious
bell ringing He found Lord Hora-
ito sitting up in his black-and-pur-
ple-edged pajamas on the bedside.
Even the valet appreciated sort
of frightful handsomeness about
him. He was in what Wallets call
"a great state" Get me every
morning paper you can," he said.
Tell my chauffeur to be at the
door by half past 9. Where are my
clothes? Have you run my bath?
I have to act, and act at once"
"Very good, sir" said the valet.
A note was scribbled to Bonina.
"These accursed politics! How wise
you are! But this time I have
chance to hit some one and hit him
hard. You were splendid. Glorious
memories"
The great purple car stormed Lon
downward. Had people by the road
side cared to look. they might have
seen Lord Horatio sitting still and
terrible inside, hatless, arms folded,
head slightly bent forward, OCCASION
ally tapping his teeth in earnest
thought, sometimes smiling darkly.
But fewer cared to look than Lord
Horatio imagined. They were
wrapped up in their own mean
little affairs.
There had been sufficient in the
papers for him to realize the ma
tllre OF Rud's coup. He despised
Rud immeasurably, he feared him
about as much, and he hated him
desirously. .Rud, dressing irritably
III his meagre little Bloomsbury bed
room, had completely reciprocal feel
ings. He despised Lord Horatiio
without stint, he quivered with fear
at the thought of him, and he craved
to defeat, overwhelm and humili-
ate him to the utmost. The two of
them We're coming together now
at an average speed of 40-odd miles
per hour.
Evening star., 1938-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRED WHILE YOU
wait Emergency Laboratory Rooms 99l-
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts or other liabilities unless contracted
for or specifically authorized by myself.
so47na soHN F Ms BRENNAN 40 Moves drive s!eF III.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sToCK-
Inc. for the election Of directors and other
company, Alb Eye st NV, on Wednesday.
Jan. L., 1899: at pm. Transfer books
y a. be EsEsb fSssf Il says eT9a 70 the meeting
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of THE HOME BUILDING ASSO-
CITATION will be held at the office OF the
NV. NV on MI TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1889:
ofacers and directors and such other bust
ness ,AEs gaS n pEessrS WoopMARp fS@e seeTe9aTy
oGFTeE Of THE 4SSYRANS5 kS5
dEoRGETowN. so2 Seventh street = North 2sans
Of the Firemen's Insurance Company Of
WASHINGTON and Georgetown will ! meet o,a At
for for the purpose Of electing thirteen direc-
tors for the ensuing year. Polls open from
an ALBERT 81 II RSoha w. HOWARD. Secretary
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
THE THEM NAT1oNAL meSstE BANK OF washington.
ssso4 Re p e. HE he election ct SUCH n
meeting Will be held at the banking house.
and, street NV. ON Tuesday January
10, 1889, at II O'Clock noon. The. polls
will Teman PpeR until bdoGES Sleek cashier
stockholders of the Second National Bank
Of IN Inc On D. I oT e
nj 0fner
business as may be properly brought before
the s11eet meeting will Be hela at the Oank
1889. Polls Polls viii VIII be open Between the
hours of 10 O'Clock noon and 2 O'Clock pm.
JOHN A. REILLY President.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of The Real Estate Title Insurance
Company Of the District Of Columbia for the
purpose Of electing fifteen trustees OF the
company for the ensuing year will be held
at the Office of the company SOB "E"
Street Northwest Washington, D. c.. on
Tuesday, January 10, 1889. at 1 o'clock
Ths Pels and sil 6eosF 5s 1pep between the
January s s'ss ss to 5spasry WI 4oth 1885, both
oa'eS 'tia1iFssi CHARLES MARSH Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
wash!ngton. 3 5 % e; yin Ss Seld os Tues
at the Main once. 7th ana ID streets
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting. Polls open from IL
o clock noon to L o'clock pm. Books for
transfer of stock will be closed from De-
cember 21, 1888. to January 10, 1889.
''''' ''' JAMES A. sopER Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of A. 9; Pratt & Sons. Inc, will be
Raidns sd aa sf 1 sae sSah
p: C.: at o.l l1;3o o'clock am. Tuesday.
II. r. DULANY. Jr.. President
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE AN
nual meeting of the shareholders Of the
Home Loan and Savings Association. ! $50
K st. W., to be held on Tuesday night.
Jan. 10. 1889. at 8 pm. for the election
of a Board OF Directors for the insuins
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
(Signed) WILLIAM E. BOLLS.
Secretary-TreaSurer.
1S1IvT NFEUsYvYNYr1 an
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Synopsis of Preceding Installments

synopsis OF Preceding 1nstailments.
At Camford University and later in
London, Rudolf Whitlow-clever am
bilious. ruthless. with a taste for cruel
ty-had discovered in himself talent
ior leadership and oratory. and quickly
became leader OF group Of young men
Who saw in him a change for great po-
itical adventure. Disaffected members
OF the Fascist Popular Socialist party
made Rud the center of a plot for oust-
ing Lord Horatio Bohun from leader
ship. In 1910. when British marines
mad landed in South Carolina to help
American proprietors put down a poor
white. rising. Rud decided to strike
w Witn n the e. big gun in his arsenal-unity
their governments. While Lord Bohun
was delivering speech upcountry. Rud
mounted the Popular Socialist platform
IN HYDE Park, through ruse and
violent talk. The crowd marched
cheering snS back sS to the Purple House with
covered Lord Bohun's torture chamber
Isecomplete with thumbscrews-and sat
Gown fearfully to await the mans re-
Actlon to the move against him.
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himself, not word. And presently
he got up and walked out of the
room. I don't think he likes me
very much.
Smike came in with Hoggin as
his lordship seated himself.
Tell me all about It," he said,
leaning back, terrible but calm.
They're just behind" said Smike,
with backward gesture of his head.
(Copyright, 1888. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Tomorrow: Plot and cOunterplot
and Mr.. Montague Abrahams.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
locol Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
l time, 23c line SO
3 times, 20c line (consecutively) 18O
z times, 19c line (consecrtively) 399
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rotes
lines, l time, 20c line----l--$ so
3 lines, times, 18c line--- 1.O8
3 lines, 3 times, 15c line lbs
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, Sc per line additional.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the American Building Associ-
alton Will be held at the once Of the Associ-
alton, 300 Pennsylvania avenue Sc. on
Thursday January 8. 1880. at 7 o'clock
pm. for the transaction of such business
as may properly come before 1t. The time
OF voting for the election Of officers and
directors to manage the affairs OF the as
sociation for the ensuing year shall be
between the hours of s and o'clock pm
on this date. All shareholders desiring 10
vote should obtain ballot from the secre-
tary before ~ O'Clock noon on the day Of
the annual meeting.
de23 527.2a.s1-ja2.4 " sai SECRETARY.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON. D. c.
The annual meeting Of the shareholders
OF the National Capital Bank Of Washing
ton. D. c.. will be held at the bank, 3l6
Pennsylvania Avenue Sc, offe Tuesday,
January 10. 1889. between the hours OF
1900 o'clock noon and 100 O'Clock pm.
for the election Of directors and the trans
action OF any other business that may be
properly brought to the attention Of the
H. C. STEWART. Cashier.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't waste insurance money" Call
DEAL with 25 years experience. LIN
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'AlESMEN.

Statesmen.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen.
join the staff of a downtown
dealer, centrally located.
Plenty of floor play and all
the help you need in closing
deals. Sell a COMPLETE line
from the lowest price to the
highest. All replies held strict
ly confidential.
Box 474-D, Star.
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the shareholders Of the Columbia National
Bank OF washington will be held Tuesday.
January TO-, 1899. at its banking house,
12 o'clock noon. for the election OF direc.
tors and such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
ROBERT = LACEY. Cash1ss.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective Assocla-
ton 5000 Wheeler rd Sc. Atl. 7142.
DOG, small black and white, District Ii
cense: nr. Harvard st. entrance to zoo. Call
Adams 6353-J
SMALL PURSE. found near 18th and CO.
lumbiS rd. NV. Owner please call Co.
lumbia 6040-J.
TERRIER small black female with white
front foot. found in Mt Pleasant COM
munity. Columbia 1929.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, young, vicinity
Of $500, 14th st. NV. Columbia 5000.
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LOST.

BOSTON BULL TERRIER. male, vicinity
18th and N. Buchanan SITS, ,Woodlawn VII
markings. answers to name Boots; chiid's
Liberal reward.
BUTCHERS KNIVES and sharpening
car. Friday: reward. Randolph 800.
CAMERA. Altifiex, in taxi, s:25 am. Dec.
30. VT. ave. and K st. NV. Reward. Apt.
304 $500 9th NV. Col. 666l-M.
DOBERMAN P1NsCHER; Z mos. old, black
and tan. long ears. no tail; reward; vicinity
Sill. Spring. Shepherd 367T-J.
DOG, part police: young male brown with
black ring around eye. vicinity Tx. PIX, Md.
Reward. Shepherd 341S-J.
EARRING. pearl and diamond. lost We'd
nesday between British Embassy, and cath
st. via California st. and Tracy pl. Reward.
Woodley 0I25.
EYEGLASSES. in green case, "Edmonds."
Tuesday bet. Acacia Insurance Co. and Sth
and Pa ave on Rosslyn ear roa,.o or on Wesley
FUR. CAPE. brown; reward if returned to
1l1S 10th st. NV. or call National $500.
KEYS IN LEATHER CASE. with name and
address; vicinity 18th and L SITS. NV. Phone
Cleveland 63SS. Reward.
LORGNETTE small folding gold. copy of
antique: reward. S25. Box 312-G. Star.
PEARLS, single string. pearl clasp Mon
day about / pm. between 1900 block K st.
and Shoreham Hotel via Chevy CHASE, bus
route. Natl. 2630. Apt. 505: Reward.
PIN; sunburst set with pearls and dia-
nursh Bros; or 25th and K. Reward.
Wisconsin 6734-J.
years Old named a kppy aSA lost sa9 Pnesday Pasx
Reward, Kehoe 104 Dresden st, Kensins-
ton. Nd. Phone KenSington Arb
POLICE DOG. brown. male, notch in right
ear: name Colonel Patton on collar; lost at
Fort Myer. Va. Reward will he paid on
return Of dos. Any one having seen dog
please notify Col. A. S. Patton. Jr.. Fort
POLICE PUPPY, Chevy Chase Circle. FRI
day, light gray. scar on both sides; reward.
RING, large platinum and diamond cluster
engagement ring, wednesday E..h, M l;2O
Hotel. Will finder kindly return to owner
or hotel manager? Liberal reward. 1925
Wyoming ave. NV. Columbia s762.
RING. emerald. In broken gold setting.
Reward Emerson 4121.
WALLET, brown. containing $50. driving
permit 96-154, registration. insurance
sie' dale pl. Iva NV Col. % 5745. -o0 80
WRIST WATCH lady's, gold Bulova. small
diamond on each side. initials H. W. p
on band. Reward. Adams 1874.
WRIST WATCH; mans. Bulova, initiated
lot nearby; reward. Georgia 594T.
W1RE-HAIRED TERRIER. male, gray and
white; Thursday from 18th and irving SITS.
NV: reward. Adams 1o2o1.
WIRE-HATRED TERRIER. female pup,
Clarendon: Va, Nev 20: whts s;,a black spots.
st., St. Clarendon Va. Chesapeake 44s, =
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HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
BABY NURSE, white, 25-45: exper; care
infant, small child no housework or
laundry; $50 mo-. rm.. BID. North 52S9-J.
CooK-GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER. in apt,
white or colored Thoroughly experienced;
city refs; S35 per mo. Col. 434S.
GIRL white or colored; cooking, g.h.w.;
must live in; do not apply unless thorough-
ly experienced; city refs; children; $40
wk. Box 476-D. Star.
GIRL, neat. general housework: in nice
home. room and pvt. bath; SIS mo.
Georgia $3.50.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. Protestant, prefer
ably live in age 25 to 40 refs; child in
school: housework. light washing; $40 mo.
Box 13S-D. Star.
HOUSEKEEPER- unencumbered or with
help or dependent for modern country
home, must be reliable and fond Of chill
dren. Write j. Stewart Smith. Lincoln. Va.
HOUSEKEEPER in apartment white. 35;
live in; care of child; $50 month; ref
erences. Box 26S-G. Star. l.
MAID, afternoons; cleaning, Laundry;
on S6 Ch. Ch. Md Wis. 1859.
WOMAN. white. for general housework; live
in. Give references. Box 475-D. Star.
WOMAN, middle aged. for general house,
work: small family: live in. Phone Saturday
night between and only, Rand. 1853.