davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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you some good dope on Sharkey. and
Dempsey, too. I'll help you look, I
want to see him again."

you some good dope on Sharkey, and
Dempsey, too. I'll help you look, I
want to see him again"
Mickey was enjoying the show
from ringside seat and nice about
the interruption. George Jacobs was
with him and, as has been noted
before, they are beating the brushes
for promising heavyweight. Walk
er thinks youngster with the COM
ponent parts of Dempsey and
Tunney will be the one to whip
Louis. He'll have to be a good boxer
and outmaneuver the title holder
if he has no killing punch, but an
other Dempsey, says Mickey, would
find Louis made to order.
He ranks Jack above all the
others and thinks he could
have put Louis in mothballs,
although it would have been
great scuff1e while it lasted.
AL WE'LL bemoans the fact that
Mike Jacobs slowly is strangling
boxing and choking off possible
lucrative gates by what he calls mis-
matchmaking AL points to the
Ambers, Armstrong, Ross mixup as
exhibit A. Ross against the winner
of the Ambers- Armstrong match
would have crossed close to 100000,
he claims, pointing out that Jacobs
killed interest in the Armstrong
Ambers bout by first sending Henry
against Ross.
Again. he believes Baer-Galento
match would have outdraWn Baer-
Nova by at least $4,000 potatoes and
that subsequent Louis VS.. the win
ner of such a match would have
quadrupled the recent Baer-Nova
pickings. To which we add lusty
yeah-man.
1t looks as though Steve Mamakos
is destined to end his pugilistic
days fighting main bouts in Wash
ington for peanuts because crude
management is keeping him out of
more lucrative preliminaries in New
York.
Steve was offered a four
round shot in the Garden, but
his agent rejected the terms.
What did that New York match
maker think he had, preliminary
fighter? And the matchmaker
politely but firmly said yes-until
he breaks in and proves himself in
customary style.
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before his fight with King Levin
sky. Mickey was a picture OF con-
fidence, sitting on his rubbing ta-
BILE. Listen he said, If you're put
ting some money on the fight get
down on me. I'm gonna give this
big fish peddler the licking of his
life, and I'm gonna put him on the
deck in the bargain And he did,
too," Sullivan chuckled. Put him on
the floor in the first round with a
high hook to the head and went on
from there to win handily."
Greatest Battle With Grebb.
His greatest fight, though, was
the one with Harry Grebb in 1925.
That was greatest fight I've ever
seen, or ever hope to see You could
not write a bloW-by- blow account
of that one-it was impossible. They
went the full Is rounds in high gear,
hammering one another like couple
of compressed air drills. 1t was the
same night they got real chummy
finally ended up in a street braWl.
There was a pair of fighters
for yOu-Grebb and Walker.
and they don't grow their kind
any more"
Sullivan also recalled Mickey's
draw with Jack Sharkey. and that
led him off on a tangent toward
the mountainous COB who never did
blossom into the fighter he could
have been, although he won the
world championship
Il was at lakewood, N. j.. with the
Georgetown football team when
Sharkey blew into town for a fight
with big Italian by the name of
Orlando Reverberi Sharkey took
the fight on three days notice. and I
interviewed him for Heine Miller,
who was editing the magazine, Our
Navy. I've never talked to such
modest fellow. He said he thought
he could win the title, told me he
was going to f1atten Reverberi. and
said he'd whip Harry Wills if he
Cfcl So9 illill AL Iilc ling. wen, He
made good on all three counts. He
put the Italian away in three rounds.
I always had lot of respect for
Jack, and thought he had much
native ability, but he made a bad
mistake the night he turned to the
referee to complain about a sup
posedly low blow. You couldn't make
mistakes like that with Dempsey, as
Sharkey discovered,
But find Walker and he'll give
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Abrams Slated Fight Bou x-Weer Champion Here June 10
G. U. Sport Lists
For 1939-'40
VARSITY FOOTBALL.

NAhSll1 FOOIbALL.
September %. at Temple might.
october g. Roanoke (nigho; IA. at Syra-
cuse; II. At Bucknell; 2s. George Washing
November 4, West Virginia; IL, Mary
land; s. New York U.
FRESHMEN FOOTBALL.
October 13. Temple: 20. William and
Mary; 21, George Washington.
November 10, Maryland.
BASKET BALL.
December. 6. Western Maryland: II.
January 5, at Temple; 6. George Wash
~ Loyola; 81, at United States Military
Academy
February !. at Syracuse u; 7. Temple;
II. West Virginia; ] 81 American u: 81,
Penn State; rs, at New York U.
March q, George Washington.
BASEBALL.
March %. American u; 81 Pennsyl-
April 4; Harvard; ;, Dartmouth; g.
I5 Eordham; "a American e.; s5' GeoTss
May ,, at New York u: 3, at Ford
ham, 4 at Army; $. MARYLAND; H., at
MARYLAND; IA. at Princeton; II. West
Virginia, 81. George Washington.
GOLF.
April 80. Duke
May 3. 4. 10. ii, Eastern intercollegiate
match; 25, Navy.
TENNIS.
April <, al American U; II West VIZ
ginia, i, Temple; pa George Washing
ton
May l. at Catholic u: :. at George
Washington: I3 American U; Is. a Navy,
Il. Maryland; % Catholic U.
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League Leaders
BY the associated Pr
1 American League.

American League.
Battlng-McQuinn. ST. Louis,
1853; Hoag, St. Louis, .352.
Runs-Dickey, New York, 40:
Greenberg. Detroit, 38.
Runs batted in - Wright,
Washington. 80; Walker, Chi
cago. and Willimans, Boston, 38.
Hlts-McQuinn, St. Louis, 6l;
Walker. Chicago, and Hoag, St.
Louis, 81.
Doubles - Greenberg. Detroit,
18; Rolfe. New York, Is.
Triples-McQuinn, St. Louis;
Wright and Travis. Washington,
and Walker, Detroit, 5.
Home runs-Greenberg, Detroit,
IL: Selkirk, New York, 10.
Stolen bases-Case. Washing
ton, 2l; four players tied with 6.
Pitching-Donald and Hadley,
New York, SO.
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Fights Lost Night

BY the Associated Press.
HOUSTON. Tex-Paul Cortlyn. $50.
Newark, N J.. knocked out Jimmy
Fletcher. 1873, San Francisco %.
LOS ANGELES Wilson,
l31 ,. knocked out Henry Woods 1856,
Los Angeles l6J
KANSAS CITY. Kans-Pat Kissinger.
40. Kansas City. stopped joey Rich
ards. l4O Chicago 60
NEW YORK.-JulIe Hogan, l35i2.
New Haven. Conn. technically knocked
GARFIELD. N J-Jackie KID
Berg. l43. ENGLAND, Outpolnted Tlppy
Larkln. l31 Garfield GOJ.
WHITE PLAINS N. Y-Victor Delli-
curti, l49'4. New York Knocked out
Tommy Roman lis, Englewood. N.
J. g).
NEW BEDFORD. MasS-Cal Holmes
l3U. New Bedford. outpointed George
MARITIME. 146 Boston IOj.
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Today a year ago-New York
Giants obtained Alex Kampouris,
second baseman. from Cincinnati
Reds in straight trade for Wally
Berger, outfielder.
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Wakefield Travels

Wakefield Dairy will meet the
Washington, Va, nine Sunday on
the latter's grounds. More out-of-
town games are wanted. Call At
lantic 0l22
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Rod and Stream
BY GEORGE HUBER.
June T, 1897

Art Johnson OF l24o Ninth street NV the
weekly prize awarded
Ash ~ FOUNDER caught aboard Capt
John Bunting as guide His prize is good rod and reel.
According to Mr. Johnsons of the
for fishing Cold and All all
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Minor Results
BY the Associated Press.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 6--3: St. Paul. 2-,6.
Kansas City. T.: Louisville, st; =.
Indianapolis. -; Milwaukee. 81
second 10 inningsl.
Minneapolis, 6; Toledo, 5.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland, SO: San Diego. 6-3.
Sacramento. s; Portland, 4
San Francisco. 3; Seattle. l.
Hollywood. y: Los Angeles. 4,
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston, IA; Oklahoma City, o..
San Antonio. ,; Fort Worth, o.
Beaumont. II; Dallas. o
Tulsa Shreveport, wet grounds.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans, 9; Birmingham. 0.
Memphis, s; Little Rock. 5.
Knoxville, s: Nashville, 6.
Only games.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany, IA Hartford 10.
Elmira. 4. Scranton. 3.
Binghamton, Is; .Springfeld. 2
Wllliamsport. S; Wilkes-Barre, 0.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbus 1; Greenville, 3
Jacksonville s; spsrtanbg5rs. ?.
Macon, 13; Columbia. a.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchbure. s: Staunton, .
Harrisonburg, II: Salem Roanoke. 9.
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
w. l.. Pct. w l. Pct
Ca brEe ~ 9 .727 Ce'vnle Is i .46a
Fed brs - 10 200 Satisfy i3 is .4Ia
Milford Is i ,4s5 Dover IL IS 400
P omoke ! ; l6 asa Easton q c3 .osl
Cambridge, 8: Centreville. 8
Federalsburg. II; Salisbury. 10.
Milford | |: Pocopoke. !.
Dover. 3; Easton 5.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
(rarttryaI

REGISTERED NURSE and electrocardio-
na fsns Afsstn Gr dfns! SsSs ONCE knowledge Of typ
ss@B0raFy SsaB. or permanent Call Decatur
sTENoGRAPHER part:time work fast die
tation.- preferably legal college graduate
After 8 pm call Woodley 005l.
sTENOG, AL. beginner: age 81; expert
with PEN seeks chance: need work. Miss
Wood. Emerson 174O.
STENOGRAPHER. %. business school train
ing. efficient experienced. Lincoln s355-W.
sTENoGRAPHER, high school graduate.
-; Sl5 week. Box 4Sl-M. Star.
STENoGRAPHER. competent, to do your
typing at home evenings, Sat. and Sun
Mrs. Garges. Dupont 249i.
TYPIST and general Office work; expert
enced. Metropolitan 42o4.
TYPIST dictaphone knowledge stenos-
raphy: general office experience, some law.
Box AL, Star
TYPIsT- W T-sTENo9GRAFHER; 9 STENCIL CUT,
home; reas. Box 3sS-L, Star.
WIDOW, refined. unencumbered desires
position as practical nurse. companion
housekeeper to employed couple or mother
less home. Call Berwyn 1856
housekeeper in widower's home or en-
ployed couple. Phone Adams 0274-J. 30'
WOMAN. young. desires position as house
keeper for rooming house; reliable, compe-
tent. reasonable salary expected. Mich
igan 1896.
WOMAN, young, capable, hospital training
desires, position in doctors once expe-
rienced; best references. Wis. 1896.
WOMAN of ability and business education
wants a rooming or apt. house to manage.
Box 22K Star.
YOUNG GIRL with college degree desires
work: experienced teacher, saleslady chauf-
feur and companion. Met. 77l6
YOUNG WOMAN, gentle well-educated
seeks executive position; experienced in
mfctinG public and directing work OF
others; mature Judgment and adminiStra
tive ability; highest references. Box "a X,
Star
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STEWARD & MANAGER,
WANTED-AJ JOB.

Experienced, knows food costs, eapaoI
buyer. Like to connect with hotel o
restaurant. local references Box A. M
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE white, as manager for apart
ment or rOoming house; experienced, ref
erenCe reliable. Adams 1890
MAN AND WIFE want Job in small family;
houSeman, chauffeur. general houSeWork
reference Dupont SOLO.
RESIDENT MANAGER for small apt. bldg
man is paper hanger and painter can fur
niSn best of references: will offer very at
traCive proposition. North $50.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

HOUSEKEEPER. white, settled plain cook
Ing: live in. Couple, employed. Call
Georgia S46S
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Young man with following qualifications.
JuSt completing accountaucy and business
administration course Is GesirouS Of OBJ
tainlng position with future IN or near
WASHINGTON:
ADUCATION-Hign school Secretarial
ana comptometer school graduate = years
COLLEGE receive B. c. S. degree June. 1882:
EXPERIENCE years o5Dc0 ard Yard
building material. 4 Years Govt. account
lns ana clerical. l Ia years special. .elhng.
For additional inform2 ton snd inter-
view address Box @5i. Collcee Park, Md. :.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

BUTCHER and grocery man desires per-
manent job al $40 per week: good ref
erence. Adams 01O0, ask for grocery
Evening star., 1939-01-29

RESTAURANT in Rockville. Nd, doing
good business, two nicely equipped dining
tile terrace; $4,000 down. balance easy
terms. For appointment phone Rockville
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LONGFELLOW
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
PETER PAN SCHOOL.

Day and boarding; grades is; so acre
supervised play: circular upon request
College Park. Md Greenwood 2o42
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CARPENTER and general repairmen exp.
wishes apt. or basement. furn in exchange
part-tlme services or res manager services.
best references. Call Dupont Club, Dupcnt
n
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DRIVER, colored 5 years experience; ref.
Call North 7379, ask for jimmy.
ELECTRICAL WORK, all kinds. reasonable
prices Phone Columbia :}4S2-J.
EX-MARINB desires steady JOB honest and
reliable Gail Lincoln 6"4S
Evening star., 1939-01-29

GROCERY MEATS. doing $3.50 Vkly, bus;
rent. SO. including 4-room apt: truck:
vel stocked: 50 500 ALSO other storesO
). WINFIELD, 90S 10th NV. Natl. 1854.
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BOB HOLLANDER

. booths, long lease. rent Sl5u v-,.I mol.
epn epn apf does Si5o weekly. pr.cc. = 600:
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MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
Large national organiza tion wants inme-
olately responsible men who can place sub
stsntlal down payment purchase new or
eooo used truck: longtime contract pro-
lent return on Investment. Full details on
request: references Boy HEX Star
Evening star., 1939-01-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO MIAMI: LEAVE 4th OR 5th:
! or > passengers; return about 18th. OK
ford 1347
DRIVING TO SAN ANTONIO TEXAS,
Feb. 1st 1888 Packard room for two.
Phone National 9ol0. Ext. .0l
TRANSPORTATION DESIRED TO SAN
Antonio TeX.. about Feb. 10: return =
weeks: references. Box FIX. Star.
LEAVING FOR FLA. FEB 81 LIKE y OR 3
passengers to share expenses: Packard Sc
dan. Phone Chestnut 6S30 or Met. 241
LEAVING FEB. 5, AN, FOR MIAMI. FLA;
returning Feb 12: take two: share ex-
penSeS. Call Dupont 1905.
MOTORING TO FORT WORTH. TEXAS;
transportation free to right person who
can assist driving. Shepherd 2796.
GOVT EMPLoYE GOING MIAMI FEB 4,
stay > weeks. Oldsmobile sedan; take . or
3. Lincoln 2464-J. 29'
DRIVING TO FLORIDA. HEATED BUICK
sedan. Thursday morning. February ,: take
three passengers. Call Shepherd 1923.
DRIVING 80 SEDAN. CALF. VIA TEXAS.
Oklahoma: take g. share expense; ref Mr..
MICHALAK. Met. 4S7s. 29'
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fNVALTDS, MI-INVALIDS CARED FOR
Takoma Park: hydJotherapy. diets, alco'
holic cases; male, female nurses. Shep'
herd lSllW
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
ten, 1922 Massachusetts ave. NV; Schoo!
of dancing and nursery; hour. day or
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued

RESTAURANT. 1899 whisky license. doing
ment bldgs. which run "a hours daily.
Reasonable price Box 2s-K. Star.
GASOLINE. accessories, car washing, re-
Psis psss p1ee Sfst9n 5o box ox 1 sspg bust
e2ee rdon5 aousE Mast bsss eEcsenr pnDqn
Leta Lister ter. Natl Il o 9672sHi : "a Adams a44o. 'eso
BOOMING and boarding house near Cong
baths heat heat on furnished; rent ss5:oo; IN
down payment; owner sick. Line. 1850.
shop 1.-TWO separate stores in same build
ing. Long established doing good business,
put VIII Sacrlhce because OF other business.
s. Greenbaum. l4l3 You street NV. Wash
sEabSH SHOE ssoUPped long
si,95O: terms. Box 27s-M. Star,
WANT TO go in business? See me Ex-
eelient etdtI garage garage building, about 30x50 two
ony S1ery suitable 1 a Tor repair shop and apart
r ond b paa daedy oh popaar SafPs p4f fS
close close 10 p. G. 5000: = very small de- de-
Rea Es1ae sna Sam" csmD go9h sn1nas Pan ARDo
Ro0M1NG HOUSE. 32 rooms well furn.
5a91a income; also smaller. Decatur
ARE you INTERESTED in obtaining a
paying rooming or boarding house bnsi
| ness? II SO call Natl. 1854; no obligation.
| =; WINFIELD, 90S 10th NV Natl 9654
WASH s Largest Roomlng House Broker.
| AT LAST! A sure-fire investment Guaran-
| teed TO make money 11-room Ink room
ing Ing house, including store. No vacancies.
Gneap p rent. Must sell after operating .
| ana "a ave. W. Box 2s-K. Star.
RESTAURANT-LIoU fine location; fully
| SSquipped low rent: investigate; price,
| m 900; terms. Box 3O6-M. Star
| can Dupont S2ng
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REALITY PARlORS,
PERSONAL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely REDUCED; Won
derful French method used. ,Dr. DeJla
Ledendecker 3025 o ST. NV. Mich. 1l2O.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

BOY, colored reliable wants work of any
kind; good ref. u yrs exp. Adams 4211.
BOY wants job as ,houseboy; have reference
Call Atlantic HS63-,J nqE
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907 Tower Blds Met 4sId
ROoMING HOUSE. APIS. IS ROOMS.
pEtdte path each apt. newly decorated aai
VEL Tea iurnlShed; rent, SI25; owner Sars
fIesrS - y monthly; all flied Price 81 $50.
RAYMOND & CO. 9ll 18th REP OgI ,
GUEST HOUSE, - bedrooms: well estsb.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. colored part-time
lob nursemaid or waitress Live in Free
after 3 in afternoon and all day 6atur-
day and Sunday. Telephone Decatur 3O39.
Reulah Jones
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MR.. EMPLOYER,

YOUNG MAN ~, Gespcra ely III need o.
work offers ore week I"ee service 10 prove
ability as tvplsl. Office worker; experienced
service station attendant; references. En-
900
Evening star., 1939-01-29

LUNCHROOM WITH APT. good business:
snort hours: leaving city. 1022 North
CAPITOL St
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, Moreschi Dansant 12O-bass.
with shift: sliEhtl" uT7i; new condition:
subs antial reduction, Emer. d153 after e.
ACCORDION. Italian 100 bass with shift.
case included. must raise cash; yours sfor
$50 Republic O6"G.
ADDING MACHINE. Burrouehs, complete
with stand SlS.io- "United,' Sl3 lAth
s., NV.
ADDING MACHINE-Lookins for barRsin?
Your chance today. BurToughs. perfect,
S35. Blaustein's, li4S Park I'd. AptA Z.
Col. 1925
ADDRESSOGRAPH like new, S25 thiS Is
real bargain United" S13 14th st. W.
ADDRESSOGRAPH MACHINE and 2 steel
cabinets. used ] year, excellent condition:
cost $500 complete; will sacrifice for $3.50.
NJ. A. Leese Optical Co. 614 9th st. NV
AIR AND WATER cooled ultraviolet unit;
vapor bath cabinet infra-red light Tabls.
scales, etc. oxford 0461,
(Continued on Next Page,I
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GAS STATION; sale. cheap: S375 cash:
- per mo Hilton Station. Maryland ave.
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900 BUSINESS CARDS. 81; > 600 ONLY
81 50. LOW PRICE PRINTERS. quail
ttv name operating on low-cost mass pro-
duction basis. Box 6152 Apex Station,
Evening star., 1939-01-29

CUSTOM TAILOR. growing business. first
class, established four years. FOR sale al a
bargain. Owner desires to make change
at once Location in the heart of Wash
ington business center. For the man who
knows his business II is a real good op-
portunlty Box 75-K Star
Evening star., 1939-01-29

ATTENTION. CATHOLICS = CEMETERY
lot, Cedar Hill. t sites exclusive Catholic
section Owner leaving town. Company
price, $500 quick sale. $500; save yourself
5000. Terms. half cash. Postal card, CIV
inE address phone name. Box 19-k. Star.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

REWEAVING. FINE MENDING AND SEW
ing services of all kinds; shirt hospital. zip
per repairing, alterations and refining;
fnonoerams and buttons to order. NEEDLE
CRAEyT 12lA 2 ST q " Room nNS.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

WILL MAKE SUBSTANTIAL INVESTMENT
legitimate proposition or purchase estab-
hSAed business. Write details. Box SO-K.
Star
Evening star., 1939-01-29

LEON D CANELLIS CAN TEACH ANY
person walking on two 1eet how to dance;
You haven found the light teacher
you are guaranteed your money back if
he doesn't teach you Will you take him
person
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PERSONAL.
(Cnrtif1,trI \

DRESSES MADE TO ORDER, ALTERING.
remodeling; specializing stout figures. Work
guaranteed; prices satisfactory. Dupont
00S2.
AGED. CONVALESCENT OR INVALID
persons taken in modern equipped nursing
home. located in healthful and attractive
| surroundings Nurses in attendance. Spe-
Evening star., 1939-01-29

GENTLEMAN ANTICIPATING PERMA
nent residence New York CIty--Attractlve,
large room with bath: $40. EXCEPTIONAL;
Small adult family. Midtown. Write 80
" A.h Ami = MeS-
Evening star., 1939-01-29
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

20eI REDUCTION on all repairs. altera-
tions re-roofing Cash. Terms. We do
our own work. Shep 5913.
CARPENTER WORK-Recreation rm. door
sash, shelving. porches inclosed. floors;
| estimates furn. Georgia 3145.
EST. 35 YEARS-Better, longer lived lower
prices; roofs. asphalt slate. copper, tin.
Stag 10-yr. guarantee. Asbestos siding, in
sulation air condit:oning timing No cash.
3 yrs. to pay. Sidell & Son. 919 Selim rd..
Silver Spring. Shep. 44S0
Evening star., 1939-01-29

CAPABLE WOMAN wants to manage. rent
or ouy guest or rooming house. Dec.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

SHOE REPAIR SHOP. old established busi-
ness low rent; widow. must sell; reason
able Sl5 East Capitol st
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Euclid Nursery School,

142S EUCLID ST NV
Gives your child. . TO s. trained care an
model eouipment' outdoor activities; no
DINNERS: trans. hours : 10 q. Col s. 81
Evening star., 1939-01-29
The Countryside School.

DAY AND BOARDING.
BOYS AND GIRLS.
NURSERY THROUGH 18th GRADE
Individual attention remedial work in
reading Small groups. Daily medical in
Speclon. Hot lunches and transportation
furnished. a4Ol Ga. ave. Silver Spring
Nd. Phone Shepherd lk1I
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. HOUSEWORKER - Experienced
St&" niehtS: city references. North 6175
COCK, colored' small family. eentiles stay
OF go nights; references. 1903 st. NV
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ROOMING HOUSE paying PROPOSITION;
eood n VI location, nr Mass ave and l4th
81. y rms, b.; reas. rent selling ac-
count illness: reasonable offer CONSIDERED.
Box 4s3-M. Star
Evening star., 1939-01-29

ESTABLISHED WRITER WILL CRITICIZE
Or dynamically revise and give dramatic
force TO your story or other mss. Personal
Interview. GHOST WRITER. P. O.: Box
S36. Washington. 81
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white, care of child: prefer
girl living vicinity Rlverdale. Greenwood
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modern day and boarding school for
your child. . to -. French. dancing
music appreciation. accredited by the
Board of Educa tion. Hot lunches, tranSp.
1904 Park Rd Adams o134
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BOOKKEEPERS.

ACCCUNIANTS. BOOKKEEPERS oppor-
tuhlty 10 develop profitable clientele IN
staining and maintaining records for apart
ment owners. Offers possibilities for capable
men AddreSs APARTMENT ACCOUNTING
SERVICE co. ISL Old Arcade Bldg q,
Cleveland Ohio
Evening star., 1939-01-29

CONG EMAIL COUPLE OR TWO MIDDLE
aged ladies wanted to ioin Tuesday night
500 card club. Box 4N-K. Star
Evening star., 1939-01-29

WANTED man or woman with Sl.100
cash, to invest in business being developed;
good possibilities: references exchanged.
For interNieW Box 2nQ-K. Star
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-06-01
jolly Cooks All Club

The first meeting of the McCon-
nelsville Al club met Wednesday
May 25, at the M. & M. high school.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, Janet Scott; vice pres,
Nancy Kennedy; sec'y-treas., Ruth
Barrell; recreation leader, Patty
Riley, and news reporter, Jane Cron-
in. The name Of the club was
decided upon as the jolly Cooks
Desserts, baking and adventures
with dinners are the three projects
that the girls shall choose from.
Mrs. James Hum is the All group
leader. The eighteen present in
cluded Betty Kuntz, Katherine
Smith, Gretchen Scott, Eleanor
Kuntz, Patty Riley, Ruth Barrell
Jane Cronin, Janet Scott, Betty
Cooperrider, Colleen Rippy, Sara
Croy, Ruby Roberts, jeanne Scott
Nancy Kennedy, Wilma Mcdonald
and Miss Knoch, and the leader
Mrs. Hum.
The next meeting will be at 2
o'clock, June T..
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-06-01
GRADE SCHOOLS PRESENT ART
AND MUSIC FESTIVAL

The annual art exhibit and music
festival of the Malta-McCo
grade schools will be held at the
high school auditorium, June 3, at 2
o'clock, under the direction of Mrs
Twyla Edwards At this time pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic will be presented by the Gold
Star Choirs of both Malta and Nc
Connelsville grade schools. In order
to become member of the choir a
child must have distinguished him.
self in music during the past year
by singing correctly before the mem
bers of his class at least five songs
studied during the term.
Tickets for the music festival will
be on sale by members of the choir,
and may also be purchased at the
door This program should attract
all people who ere interested in the
cause of better school music.