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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
MiStni ZprdYy.


Il K0J0AASNyOAA "a 0AAOS
Obdrzeli jsme lfstek cd
mile krajanky pf. Anezky Svej-
dove, csl. obchodnice z 2340 E.
Monument ulice, ktera dlf Sc
synem Frankem v Miami
Beach, Fla.
Uz1vam zde Sc synem slun-
ne poGasi. Poznala jsem mno-
no Cech1, kteTi Sc schazejf v
jistem miste ma pobrezf.
V pond6l1, dine 6. bfezna z1-
castnfme sc odhalenf desky
mayora A. Cermaka v Bay
Front Parku. Vecer Dude ban
ket. V 1tery Dude oslava ma
rozenin presidenta Tomase G.
Masaryka. S pozdravem,
A. Svejdova a syn Frank.
Demokraticky klub Ces-
kJch Mladfk1 sedme wardy,
az dosud pevny zastance ma
yora ~Jacksona, v nedeli svoJl
naklonnost a indorsaci venoval
Buckovi, kandidatu pro jme-
novanf demokraticke strany o.
hledne mayorske volby.
V klubovnf mfstnosti ma Ash
land Avenue klub indorsoval
Charles H. Buck, jedineho do
sud kandidata, ktery oznamil
svoji kandidaturu. Vedle Buc-
ka do 1Tadu mayorova, klu-
benz indorsovan byl pro znovu-
zvolenf George Sellmyer "a
presidenta mestske rady, Wal
ter Graham, "a mestskeho kon-
trolora a James T. Klfma "a
znovuzvoleni do mestske rady.
Radnf Kl1ma, president klu-
bu, pTedsedal schGzi.
Vladnf marSal, August Klec-
ka, pTedseda klubovn1ho vybo-
ru navrhl indorsovanf tickety
statnf organisace, V jejfmz ce-
lie jest Buck. Navrh byl pred
metem otazkv ma zaklade, re
konstituce klubu zakazuje in
dorsovanf primarkach. Pre-
sident klubu, Klima, vysvetlil,
re vybor governerd klubu Sc
sci sc nedavno a Zrusil pravi-
do to.
"zadal jsem hlasovanf zdvi-
zenfm rukou a nevidel jsem re
by nejaka ruka Sc zvedla prot
navrhu indorsovati Bucka a
statni tiketu. Prohlasuji tud1z,
re navrh byl prijat jednohlas-
me-" rekl president Kl1ma.
V jin6m klubu 7. wardy, V
prvnim ceskem demokratic-
KEN klubu {. 838 N. Chester
ulice indorsovan byl tez Buck
V ned6lnf schulz. Klub spolu
sc prohlasil proti nedelnlmu
zavfranf hostinskych mlstnost1,
jak navrh nyn1 jest v zakono-
darn6.
= Vyrocnf divadlo Patrona-
tn Ces. Svob. Skoly Augustine
HeTmana Dude sc odbyvati v
Sokolovne, rob Gay a Preston
ulic v nedeli, dine IL. dubna
easter Sunday. Zacatek We
3:15 odpoledne.
Jen vzpomenme krasnych
dvou poslednfch predstavenf
"Popelka" a "Honz1cek z ma
lovan6 chaloupky." K MIN
Sc Dude raditi tTetf letosnf
hra "Zlata lucerna Willy Slo-
vanky", cesko-slovenska po-
hadka Sc zp6vy a tanci. W.
pravn1, krasna a i poucna, po-
hadka dvou rodnych bratrG
Cecha-Vaska a Slovaka Jur-
ky. Hra Sc pine studuje jak
skolnimi ditkami tax i vetsimi
ochotnfky. Bude to neco no
veho a Patronat pine ver1, re
toto jedine rocnf divadlo Dude
pocteno rekordn1 %navstevou
jak velkych tax i hlavne ma
lych. Priste vice! Dop.
- Dram. Odbor Sok. Jedn.
Blesk pTipravuje spolu S Pc
veckym odborem operetu z &C.
sko-americkeho ovzdusf "Bor-
dynkaTi", ktera Dude sehrana
v nedeli, dine 2. dubna jake po-
slednf predstaven1 letosnf Sc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10

lex "POKROK" Odd. pora-
da ZABAVU
" sobotu, dine Is. brezna 1889
" Delnickem Dome, rob Madi-
son a Rose ulic. Hudba p. j.
Svitaka. Vstupne 4Oc. Zacatek
" 8 hodin vecer. 0 zabavu a
obcerstveni postarano. Kazde-
no uctivs " vybor.
= Tuto nedeli, dine IL. bre-
Una sehraje Dram. Kruzok
SLOW. Dem. Klubu veselohru O
3 jednanich mas pan Ujo" v
Delnickem Nome, rob Madison
a Rose ulic. Zacatek We $3.50
odpol. Vstupne 25c. Hudba
Slovenskeho dorostu. Tato We
selohra Sc Dude libiti kazdemu
kdo tam Pride.
" sobotu vecer vzhuru do
Sokolovny ma "Dozvuky SibTi-
nek". Bude tam veselo pri
hudbe Emilia stetky. Zacatek
V 10 hodin vecer a konec az
kohout zapeje. Vstupne 40c.
= Capkova hra v Baltimore.
K ucten1 pamatky svetozname-
no dramatickeho spisovatele
Karla Capka, zdejsf divadelnf
spolecnost The Vagabond Pla-
yers, Inc, studuji jeho popu-
larnf hru "Makropulovo tajem-
stv1', ktera Dude hrana pc ce-
ly tyden, poclnaje pondelkem,
dine 20. brezna v jejich divadle
ma West Read ulici.
Capkova smrt minuleho pod
zimu byla nenahraditelnou
ztratou netoliko pro divadla,
ale i pro lidstvo, ponevadz Ca
PEEK byl dram. spisovatelem
vzacnych, jedinecnych kvalit.
Spolu Sc sym bratrem Ca
PEEK napsal dalsf hry, ktere Sc
hraji pc celem svete a jsou i
nam dobfe zname: Re zivota
hmyzu a Robot = R. U. R."
"V tajemstvf Makropulove"
Capek predvadl otazku ceny
|skoro nekonecneho zivota ma
zemi. Hra mistrne a dramatic
ky lfcf zahadne pTfbehy tocfcf
Sc .kolem carovne zeny, skryte
posledni vile a cisteho svedo-
mi mlade dfvky.
Odporucujeme vTele nasemu
csl. divadelnimu obecenstvu
tuto Capkovu hru k videni KITE
ra Dude hrana cely tyden poci-
maize dnem 20. bremen v diva
die The Vagabond Players,
West Read ulice. A C.
z naseho trhu. Chce-li
dnes Cesko-Slovensko, nase
stara vlast, DAFT praci sym Ii
dem a chce-li uziviti ma zmen-
Semen 1zemf tax zhusteny po-
Get sveho obyvatelstva, oprav-
du mu mic jineho nezbyva nez
hledati We svete move odbytiste
pro sve vyrobky. A svet je ko-
nee koncG Cesko-Slovensku
hodne dluzen "a jeho sebeobe-
tovan1.
Mast americtf krajanet tim
re kupujf hodnotne csl. vyrob-
ky konajl dobry Gin k podpoTe
sve stare vlasti. zadejte toto
zbozf jak v krajanskych tax i
v americkych obchodech.
z potravinarskych vyrobkn
cesko-slovenskych jsou nyni ma
baltimorskem trhu nabizeny
prave prazske sunky, husf ja-
ira a parky. Kazdy kdo rad
!jf dobre veci nejen, re neopo-
meme ochutnati techto lahndek
nybrz stane Sc jejich trvalym
odberatelem. (Viz oznamku.)
- Ochotnici Tel. Jedn. So
kol Curtis Bay v Sokolovne,
1927 Cherry ulice sehrajf We
selou frasku sc zpevy a tanci
We 3 jednanfch "Muzika v di-
woke vsi", v nedeli, &c. brezna
We 3 hodiny odpoledne. Vstup-
ne 35c. Pc divadle tanecni "a
bava.
- Sbfrka Sdruzeni Cesko-
Slovenskych Spolk1.
Sberatel j. ProchaZka:
Evening star., 1939-07-23

Taint foir! Sommy
La Porte registers
surprise otter being
hoored, not by his
ring opponent. but
BY o PhiIodeIphio
fight fon who Ieoped
into the ring. The
referee comes to his
old.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

(left) 1.-THE
Hoeue" burned 'em
Up. Until the sun
turned the tobles on
him. the veteron
WoIter Hoeen wos
hot enough to do
the first nine in 81
in qualifying for the
notionol P. 6. A.
tournament. There
otter Wolter foded.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

"0eb" SuIIivon. 6-yeor -oId son Of
Mr.. ond Mrs. George D. SuIIivon,
400 Sixteenth street NV. wos
there to greet contestonts in the
Eastern Costing Tournament. "Geb"
is pretty good himself, but he
wosn't obove picking up some
pointers.
Star Staff, Wide World and A. P. Photos.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

Slopstick on the bolI field. The
mon in the or is Fronk Mitchell,
screen funny man who led q teom
oeoinst Hollywood's forrest leod-
ing men in the onnuoI chority
eome at Los Angeles. Koys Luke,
Chinese octor. seems too stortled
BY Fronk's fIipflop to put the boIl
on him at first bose.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
RE STEPPED UP FROM Stills
Continued from poss seven

better holding the worried star in your
arms in the final closeup" he says.
"Pleasanter and no problems.
don't want to go back to walking stills
at Coney Island Hollywood has soft
ened me"
He has lived for a long time in a
beach house at Santa Monica. which
he has shared with Randolph Scott
off and on for years. He likes living on
the beach because he can 60 for early
morning swims in the Pacific before
he hurries to a studio.
Grant explains how he keeps his
sanity as an actor. "It's this way
I'm only part actor" he says. Down
deep I'm tradesman." That's why he
owns the various Hollywood haber-
dashery shops.
He has big, strong. tanned hands;
even bigger feet, wears lO1 shoes. He
keeps twenty-four suits on hand all
the time. Actors have to have variety
of clothes. He goes in for browns.
wears a few grays. His shirts are
mostly blues and tans. In Hollywood
he affects scarfs rather than neckties.
Grant has his idiosyncrasies. Its
that British upbringing." he explains.
81 love kippers for breakfast. Tripe
and onions are up my street. never
touch coffee. Even have tea for break
fast"
Grant went back to England last
November. after finishing "Gunga
Din," to visit his boyhood haunts.
Hunted up my old pals in the 'alls
and the pubs" he chuckles. Had a
grand time reminiscing over my gin
and bitters."
Glamour. plus tripe and onions for
breakfast. plus the ability to do neat
rolling tumble - what other Holly
wood luminary combines these three
graces?
As Cary himself says. 'you as or
you 'asn't."
Evening star., 1939-06-18
IF YOU'RE a BRIDE, LOOK LIKE ONE

is that of hand-painted miniature.
Perhaps you will be married in
dark daytime ensemble? Then. you
will need the deeper-red rouge and lip
stick and darker powder. A safe rule
to follow for natural effect is to wear
makeup which harmoni1es with the
pigmentation of your skin, the blue
reds if the undertones are blue; the
orange-reds if they are yellow or
golden. Use powder a shade darker
than your skin. The effect is a health
ier, ruddier tone.
Unless you want to leave the rosy
image of your lips behind you. make
Evening star., 1939-06-18

THROUGH the discovery of an amaz-
revolutionary dentifrice has been de-
yeloped which seems destined to start
new era in the daily care of teeth.
We called on home after home where
this discovery had been tried against
popular dentifrices, and more OF these
people preferred this new marvel than
all tooth pastes and powders they were
using, combined.
Teel is the name of this remarkable
dentifrice. which has been developed by
Proctor & Gamble after four years of
research. 1t is utterly dif1erent-not paste
not powder-but an amazing H4Sid
with Beauty in Every Drop!
Because Teel is liquid, you can see it
is free Of chalk, grit, pumice-abrasives
Evening star., 1939-06-18
AMAZING LIQUID WAY
To BEAuT|FY teeth
THRILLS THOUSANDS
Cleans and Brightens Without Use Of Chalk,
Grit Pvnice or Abrosives of Any Kind
Cannot Possibly scroteh Tooth Enamel

of any kind. 1t cannot scratch tooth
enamel. Teel is also free of harmful chem
iCalS. It's safe as water on teeth.
Teel uses a sensational patented dental
cleansing ingredient that changes in
fash into active foam. Penetrates crevices
between teeth. Acts TO float away decaying
food particles. Leaves mouth feeling won
derfully refreshed. Helps sweeten the
breath-as it cleans and brightens teeth
to dazzling brilliance. Teel has been
tested and approved by the Good House
keeping Bureau. It's surprisingly eco.
nomical for only few drops are required
for each brushing. Easy TO use-and these
drops will not roll of the brush.
Get Teel today On display at drug, de-
partment and Zoe stores. Brush your teeth
with it morning and night See if you
don't get a thrill from the 'clean feel"
of your teeth and mouth such as you have
never had before. And don't forget to
visit your dentist regularly for check-up
and his professional abrasive cleaning;
With this proper care, see how beautiful
your teeth can be.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

sure your lipstick is tIaceless. At one
wedding attended. the groom walked
down the aisle to Mendelssohn' tri-
umphant strains wearing as much lip
rouge as his bride! You can avert this
catastrophe, if you will mat the oils
down with powder and keep applying
tissues until the last one shows no
trace of color.
Look to the grooming of the hand
which is to have and hold the slender
thread of platinum. and give the
other one equal care. OF course you
will have a fresh manicure to give your
nails jewel-like sparkle, but avoid
the glittering garnets. Pale shell-like
pinks and mauves are more appro-
pirate for this occasion. 1t might even
be we'll to consider the tastes of your
fiance as to the color of polish he pre-
fers, since most men harbor definite
prejudices on this score. Pamper your
hands before the wedding with rich
creams, massaged in and left on over
aight, so the skin will absorb the oils.
Treat them to a uper-fatted soap
when you wash them and a daily
lotion to keep them soft.
Superstition won't permit you to
walk up the aisle at your own wedding
rehearsal, but you can practise this
difficult ordeal at home. This gives
you chance to break in your shoes.
get used to a train and veil and to con-
dition yourself to the demure. slow
paced tread toward the altar. 1t also
helps you to improve your poise as
you leave, at which time you can
lift all restraint, hold your head high,
your chest up, and march out as
regally erect as bride should.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

Look at Spencer Tracy. Look at most
of the money boys. Good lockers are
dime a dozen in Hollywood. working
in the backgrounds of the big scenes.
shutting around with the beautiful girl
extras at $3.50 day - when they
happen to work"
Grant likes comedy roles rather
than serious ones. He looks upon the
recently completed "Gunga Din" as
the best film he's worked in. He ap-
peared in it with Douglas Fairbanks.
Jr.. and Victor McLaglen. Three
screwy. hard-boiled sergeants of the
Queens Own Sappers," is the way he
describes the characters. "Mr. Kipling
probably wouldn't know his poem
now as a movie. We worked for weeks
at the foot of Mount Whitney with the
heat between lO2 and ITO degrees
every day. 1t was pleasant work.
though. Even getting socked by
McLaglen Let me tell you he packs a
punch" Grant rubbed his chin
thoughtfully.
Grant says the only time he loses
his temper is when folks start to pan
the Hollywood feminine stars.
They're all nice. earnest girls" he
says. 81 know. I've worked with al
most all of them, from Mae West to
Grace Moore, and from Irene Dunno
to Katharine Hepburn. Only the other
day l heard someone belittling the
Hepburn temperament. Actually. she's
swell girl, intelligent and darned
alert I'm for her.
Hollywood hasn't many contented
Heading men. They all want to be
graduated to stardom. or they are ex-
stars fighting to come back. But
Grant is satisfied.
"Contented?" he says. Rather!
Here | am earning pleasant living IN
! the one exciting place left on the
/ globe. The gods are good"
Z No stardom for Grant - If he has
anything to say about it. Its much
Evening star., 1939-06-18
by Sylvia Blythe

This blush-pink base, used to hold a
busting of rosy powder in place re-
gardless of weather, is calculated to
impart color, if your own deserts you
as you walk up the aisle.
If, however, strain brings crimson
flush to your face. good safeguard is
to sift in with your skin-tone powder
slight mixture of cool green or laven-
der face powder This not only serves
as a color check on foridness, but
gives an ethereal quality to the skin.
If you wear white or pastel-colored
bridal attire, use the soft pastel shades
in makeup. The rouge and lipstick in
these shades are fresh and rosy and
the powders are a delicate porcelain
pink. Where your skin is dark or sun
tanned, use the same muted colors in
rouge and lipstick. but choose pow
der which combines pink and golden
tones. With this pastel makeup. wear
blue, green or lavender eye-shadow
in the pastel shades. Dip your orange
stick into the paste. and trace thin
line at the edge of your lids. Apply
brown mascara lightly to the tips of
your lashes. The effect is as lovely as
Evening star., 1939-06-18

IF YOU are one of the lucky girls who
will trip to the altar this June. you
should strive for a natural effect
with your makeup, says the expert
consultant in a Fifth Avenue salon
that offers special service for brides.
The back-to-childhood fashions in
brides this June call for little-girl in
nocence and naive simplicity all along
the line" says this consultant.
If you wear the traditional veil.
simple, youthful hair-do will set it off
to the best advantage, no matter how
stylized your gown But whatever
headdress you wear, have your hair
shampooed and set the day before to
give your curls time to soften. and
natural oils a chance to add their luster.
Because the slow tread up the aisle
is usually a nervous strain. to which
warm weather only adds its difficult
ties, plan your makeup to avoid pos
sible casualties. One of these is
strained white face which leaves you
flying rouge. like unrelated color flags.
on cheeks and lips. A solution is a
tinted powder base. applied in light
film and worked we'll into the skin.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

Moke-Up to March Your Skin
h'simporfont TO know how TO choose
re right tones Of moks-up for your
skin. To get our isoflet Of hslpfvI svg-
eestions, send three cent stomp (fo
eovss tie cost Of moilins) with q note
TO Sylvio Blyfhs. Service Department.
This Week Magazine, in cure Of this
newspaper.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
QUICK way TO
REMOVE C0RNS
no cutting .. no pads

RELIEVE CORN PAIN QUICKLY
If you want to remove those aching
corns just get a bottle of FREEZONE
from any druggist. Put drop or two
on the corn. The pain is quickly re-
lieved. Then in a few days the corn
gets so loose you can lift it right off with
your fingers.
A bottle of FREEZONE costs few
cents at any drug store and is sufficient
to remove most hard corns, soft corns
and calluses. Try it!
Evening star., 1939-03-16
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

M THE DISTRICT, COURT OF THE
Matter of PAYNE & WAECHTER. INC.
1155 Bladensburg Road NE Washington.
2. G; Debtor; BANKRUPTCY No. a736,-
the creditors of Payne Waechter. Inc
corporation Of the City. OF WASHINGTON,
given that on the sth day of March. 1899,
the said Payne & Waechter, Inc. filed a
petition in this court proposing an arrange
ment with its unsecured creditors under the
provisions of CHAPTER x1 Of the Act Of
Congress relating to bankruptcy and that a
meeting of its creditors will be held at my
ofhce in the Investment Building. 18th and
SITS. NV. Washington. D. c.. on the
twenty-fourth day of March. 1899. at one
thirty o clock p.m., at which place and time
the said creditors may attend prove their
claims, nominate trustee. appoint a COM
mtttee of creditors. examine the debtor.
present written acceptances of the proposed
arrangements, and transact such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting
Annexed hereto is a CODY of the debtor's
Petition showing the proposed ARRANGEMENT:
also summary of the liabilities of the said
debtor as shown by its schedules and a
summary of the assets of the said debtor as
ahown BY its schedules.
EDEN. Referes In BANKRUPTCY.
Evening star., 1939-03-16
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English.
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

I. H. B.-"Has written down-to-
earth novel," is the correct form,
not HAS wrote a down-to-earth
novel," Wrote is used without
helping word, thus: "He wrote a
novel," "Who wrote that?" 'They
wrote several letters" Written is
used with helping word, have, has,
or had, thus: HE has written
novel," Have you written any
thing?" ''They had written before"
Evening star., 1939-03-16
jewell Alumni Elect

William Lee Owen has been elected
to head the Washington Alumni of
Jewell College, Liberty, Mo-, for the
coming year.
Other officers are Russell Ash, vice
president, and Miss FranCeil Willis,
secretary
Evening star., 1939-03-16
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

koeoI advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
I time, 23c SO
times, zoe line 100
3 times, 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
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
3 lines, time, 20c Nne-------$ 80
lines, 2 times, 18c line------ LOB
8 lines, times, 15c ine----- 135
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.
DEATH NOTICES-$125 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less, 15c per
line for additional lines.
Evening star., 1939-03-16
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective Assocla-
t1on. 5000 Wheeler rd. Sc. Atl 7142
WATCH and fountain pen near Chain
Bridge Sun. Call Line. $685.
Evening star., 1939-03-16
PROPOSALS.,

HOUSING AUTHORITY OF BALTIMORE
City-The Housing Authority of Baltimore
nsctien 1s vi with i project, E' until. 3 Pr.
ssa at 81 cdmmerce sda la day s N MceaTe2 aaTfh
Building, Baltimore, State Of Maryland. at
Which xisi h., time and place all bids will be
cessfYl bidder will be required to furnish
satisfactory performance and payment
bonds 6on Atenion is called to the fact that
set forth in the specifications must be paid
on this project. Specifications and draw
file and may be obtained at the Office of
the Housing Authority Of Baltimore City at
Samore Ma pepos m Of sl is reaaTed
for drawings and specifications which will
be refunded when returned. The Housing
Autnotlty z;shi oa. OF Baltimore Cty reserves the
any informalities in bidding. Bid security
VII be required M a. as set forth IN the specifi-
perod Of sx d days subssauen f5 fo
the opening of bids without the consent of
the Hogsing Ipdns,e eAu-h9;lty Of Baltimore City:
Authority of Baltimore City
p. W. A. PROJECT NO. D. c. 1025-F,
Snmmlss0Vs5s amba W5snsaoa Of the District Of CO.
isaisd bids ior building The Rock Creek
l,,eh Diversion o Sewer; EaS, Side: seetion l.,
Sewer. Washington D. c., will be received
by said Commissioners at Room 500. Dis
triet Building. Washington, D. c.. until
ohI.d;r o,Gloek pm ansnoA April -. 1882 and then
publicly fat at,Ie;E. , opened Ia and read ALOUD The
Of contract plans. specifications and forms
OF bid bond and performance bond may be
examined and secured at the office of the
421, District Building, and copies thereof
obtained upon deposit of a certified check.
payable to the Collector of Taxes, D. c.,
in the sum OF $1,000 for each set. Not
more than three sets of drawings and
any one general contractor. Upon return
Ing such sets promptly and in good condi
ton. said deposits Will be refunded. The
Commissioners reserve the right to waive
any an - iInformahties I in or to reject any Or
his bid security in an amount equal to
five per centum (5et) of the base bid in
the form and subject to the conditions
provided in the instructions to bidders.
Attention of bidders is particularly called
employment to. be observed and minimum
wage rates to be paid under the contract.
NO bidder may withdraw his bid within
thirty (30l days after the actual date Of
the opening thereof. G.. NJ. THORNETT,
Secretary. Board of Commissioners, D. c.,
March 15 1899.
mh15.l6,1T.1S.192
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy
Department, Washington. D. c., until 10
O'Clock s ;s am; NJ. March 2s, 1899, for furnish
March 81, 1899. for furnishing iydrogen'
acetylene. carbon doxde, oxygen. to the
Navy Nav Yard; WAashington. Va fh D. G.. etc. Apply
Accounts. CHARLES CONARD, Paymaster
General OF the Navy,
Evening star., 1939-03-16
PERSONAL.
Continued

DON'T SUFFER WITH YOUR BACK,
nerves or muscles. Consult DIR. DELLA
LEDENDECKER, Washingtons finest wom-
an chiropractor. 3025 st. Michigan 1920.
BEAUTIFUL PARLORS, ALSO VERY
large hall. for meetings or dances; reason
aple. INQUIRE MRS. PATTERSON, Grafton
Hotel District 4OoO
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CANVASSERS
Good jobs for several women: salary and
commission. Apply at once. United Utili-
ties. 11O5 7th st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FROM THIS DATE. I WILL NOT BE RE
eponsible for any debts made by any one
but myself. GEO. H. MARKHAM. 25I4
9TH St ne. 16*
A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE GRAND
Chapter Of the Order of the Eastern Star
OF the District of Columbia has been called
Tor Sunday Evening, March 10, 1889 at
7:15 pm. at Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, 5th st. and Pennsylvania ave. Sc,
FOR the purpose of attending and conduct
attendance Of the Grand Chapter Offcers
only is required.
By Order of the Worthy Grand Matron,
ROSE A. YOST
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ADLEA KENNELS.

A. K c. REGISTERED
BREEDER OF WIRE FOX TERRIERS.
Complete Grooming Of All Terriers. So.
Includes hand-plucking, bathing. defea-
and returning. Boarding of selected dogs
Freshly ground SANITARY STORE beef fed
daily Veterinary supervision
Washington Grove. Md.
Use Route 24O From Washington,
PHONE ROCKVILLE 246
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MEN, progressive midtown
Chevrolet dealer has a place
for 3 hard workers; large,
consistent volume of bust
ness; demonstrators fur
nished capable men of expert
ence;; weekly earnings in this
company in some cases ex-
ceed $10O; active floor periods
assigned; generous commits
sions make earning ability
unlimited; every cooperation
given; for an opportunity to
cash Immediately on the big
spring season at hand, apply
personally to Mr.. Rosenthal,
Sullivan Chevrolet, 46O N. Y.
ave. NV.