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pick her up afterwards"
However, Jim did not see Cathy
again that night. When he came
into the building which housed
Judge Hetchcote's office Jim
found a telegram pushed under
the door. The signature leaped
out at him like blow from a
hammer.
"Am passing through Bay City
tonight at nine five on the way to
New York." the telegram read.
"Must see you. Come down to the
station and ask for Fathers pri-
vate car. (Signed) Helen.
The old clock on the discolored
/ wall behind the Judges desk
pointed to six minutes to nine. 1t
was eleven blocks to the station
and the esplanade was crowded
with machines waiting for the ex-
press from New ORLEANS. jim did
not have time to look for a park
ing space. He left his battered old
fivver leaning against a Don't
Stop Here sign and raced into the
depot. The train to New York
was heading in. Jim galloped
down the track beside it.
"Jim!" called a clear imperious
voico from the observation plat
form of the rear car.
There she stood, leaning out to
beckon to him.
Somehow he was beside her on
the platform and she was in his
arms clinging to him, her lovely
red mouth lifted to his. He kissed
her, and it was ecstacy and it was
torment, just as it had been in
all the dreams he had dreamed
about her.
give missed you SOL" she cried.
II ran away from you and every
day I've wanted to come back. l
love you!"
Jim was certain he would not
lift finger to save himself if He
len Sanders ordered him to get
down on all tours at her feet.
"We've only ten minutes here"
she explained breathlessly, land
you have to see Father"
She caught his arm and pulled
him into the car. A stout bald
man with harassed face and
swapping brown eyes was sitting
in a large wicker chair debating
to a solemn young fellow wearing
thick tortoise-shell glasses.
"Father!" cried Helen raptur-
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q pleasant time. It had been al
most the same as it used to be
when they were first married and
so in love with each other, ex-
cept that Berenice was no longer
in love with Bill. She merely felt
sorry for him, she thought. Poor
Bill!
Then they had another quarrel
and all Berenice's antagonism
was aroused. It was about Guy
Shelton. Bill had never liked Guy
and Bill liked him still less as his
wife's employer. Bill said Guy
Shelton was a disgusting old fool
who had never had a decent
thought about woman in his
life.
II know his kind" said Bill,
"and it burns me up to think of
my wife being associated with
that brand of skunk! He can't
walk by pretty girl without
touching her." =.
Berenice had to admit that
there was some justice in the
charge. Guy was a big open
faced man with a jovial laugh
and the bluff hearty tactics of an
overgrown boy. If he had a few
drinks he was inclined to fondle
any woman in sight. It was a joke
in The Bunch. His wife laughed
about it.
Berenice felt very virtuous be-
cause she had no intention of get
ting rid of Bill. She thought she
was a martyr to go on and on
being miserable, but refusing to
free herself because poor Bill
could not live without her. And
then he left her. She was late
getting home from the office that
afternoon. She stopped down
stairs for a cocktail. She expec-
ted Bill would have started din
ner, but he was not there when
she came in. She did not discover
the note at once. She kept listen
ing for his step. Even after she
read the note she did not believe
it.
"I'm getting out" it said, land
this time I won't be back. I tried
to keep you out of the gutter be-
cause I used to love you and
owe your mother a: great deal.
But you've killed my love for
you and you won't let yourself
be saved, so there's no point in
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Mrs. Lee Hurley
Was HOnOred On
Mothers Day

Mrs. Lee Hurley, formerly of
Sturgills, who received serious in
juries in afall at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. r. H. Hart, Green
Cove, Va, had as her guests on
Mothers day the following child
rem and grandchildren:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurley,
of Tuckerdale, and their children,
Woodrow, Ruth, Retha, Pauline
and Jean Hurley; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
H. Hart, Green Cove, Va. and
their children, Holland, James,
Doris, Stelletta, Elworth, Con-
stance and Nyle; Mrs. w. r. May
and daughter, Nancy May, of For
est Hill, Md; l.. A. Hurley, Peach
Bottom, Pa; Walter Hurley,
Baldwin, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
nard Hurley and daughter, Lorna,
Sturgills; Mrs. Ira Shumate, of
Peach Bottom, Pa.
Mrs. Hurley is 80 years old and
the mother of II children. She
has 81 living grandchildren.
There. are % great grandchildren
residing in Maryland and Penn
sylvania and a number in the
south; also several great-great
grandchildren.
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ously. "It's all right! Everything's
all right; This is, Jim. We're 60
ing to be married"
She kept her arm about Jim's
neck as she showed him forward.
,, He was horribly embarrassed.
MIR. Give Sanders cleared his
throat. $50 this is Jim," he said
with an amiable though slightly
rusty smile. He put out a strong
chubby hand. congratulations,
my boy. You seem to have Sue
cessfully harnessed this young ty-
phoon of mine"
Jim swallowed painfully. CT
er-"
Helen interrupted. ''We simply
haven't time for the customary
conventional speeches." she said
impatiently. We've got to go on
to New York tonight, but we'll be
back. In about four days."
Ahead the engine gave a warn
ing blast. ''Oh!" walled Helen.
Well be pulling out in a minute.
Oh, Jim, darling!"
She began to draw him back to
the platform. Jnn's head was
whirling. He tried to murmur
something respectful to his fu-
ture father-in-law, but he was
prevented by the sweet delirium
of ,Helen's,. lips again pressed Ito
his for kisses.
-Four days is forever!" she
cried tragically. "How can we
! bear it,"
The station was slowly sliding
past. Jim nervously disengaged
himself from her embrace. He
stopped and kissed her.
do you love me?" she cried.
eyes, yes, God knows dow he
stammered. 'But I've got to go,
dear. I can't afford to be carried
along. Good-by, good-by, my dar-
ling!" he cried little frantically
and dropped off the end of the
observation platform.
He was whistling when he came
into the flat, whistling unsteadily
because his head was still whirl-
ing.
Dearest" Anne cried, 81 have
Mt heard you sound so cheerful
in ages.''
Jim swooped her off her feet,
held her up suspended in mid
air, kissed her soundly.
prepare for shock!" he cried
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PAGE SEVEN

carrying on. If had made lot
of moneyAit might have been diff
ferent. But failed in that just
as failed with you. Probably it's
more my fault than yours. Maybe
you might have had some respect
for my opinions if I had been a
success.
"As it is, you've butchered my
pride and shattered by self-con-
fidence. For weeks I've been liv-
ing in hell, ashamed to look you
or any one else in the eye. A man
can't hold up his head when his
own wife feels nothing for him
but contempt. Just the same, /
might have gone on with you like
milestone about my neck if I
hadn't stood in a vacant office
across from Guy Shelton's today
and watched him kiss you.
(TO BE COntinued)
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gayly. I'm going to be married."
ITO Cathy! Oh, Jim, I'm SO
glad!" cried, Anne joyously.
Jim stared at her as if he had
walked off into nothingness. ITO
Helen Sanders he corrected her
roughly.
eff only she makes you happy"
said Anne in broken voice.
''What else could man ask?"
demanded jim.
It. was the. next day at noon.
Janet on her way home from
school had encountered her sister
on the corner outside her office.
"Jim's going to marry the daugh-
ter of a multimillionaire? ! can't
believe i'll" exclaimed Berenice.
cts true, worse luck" Janet
glanced at Berenice curiously.
what have you been doing to
yourself? You look terible,\ as if
you'd been to the wars or some
thing"
Berenice flushed. I'm doing
nicely thank you"
Il still say you don't look il"
persisted Janet.
Are you and Bill fighting
again."
No." said Bereniee with a
bright metallic laugh, ''Bi1l and
don't fight any more: You see,"
she drew a ragged breath, "he's
left me-"
"Berenice!"
Eyes" said Berenice laughing
shrilly, ''he packed up and
moved out a week ago while ]
was at work."
"Oh, Berenice, I'm sorry" "This
will break mothers heart!"
"You aren't to tell her." cried
Berenice, gripping her arm. 81
won't have her told. It would
worry her to death. You've got
to promise. I'll keep you here un-
til you do"
GAIL right" said Janet weari-
ly, II promise"
Berenice had felt sorry for Bill
after he failed to win in the con-
test. She had made up her mind
to be more gentle and conside-
rate.
She had even refused several
invitations and stayed quietly at
home with him for night or two.
They had played chess and had
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up on the seat between them, his
curly head on his mothers lap
his chubby legs across Jim's
knees.
81 like people," went on jim
"but ! can't go the asinine round
of empty flourishes that's called
society. It's so Internally futile.
Cathy's slim fingers caressed
Danny's moist brow. It's so much
waste effort.
"I'N say!" cried Jim. "Princi-
pally it's keeping up with Lizzie
! and fawning on people you dis
like, and I'm not clever at dis
sembling."
Cathy nodded. That's why PEG
pie depend on you. You are sin
cere."
Jim grinned. "The judge says
contrary to the general opinion
honesty is the best policy even
for a lawyer"
Hes getting so he depends on
you a lot, too.
Jim frowned. "The Judges not
so young as he was. Naturally it's
relief if can shoulder the rou-
tine jobs. l owe him so much
II thought you had about fin
ished paying him back"
Il have" said jun and laughed
Another week and I'll own my
education, only you can't pay
back intangibles like the Judges
faith in me-"
mo-" said Cathy. She hesitated
and when she went on her voice
quivered. "Just the way I can
never pay back how kind you've
been to me-"
Jim stared at her in astonish-
ment. kind to your" Heck, Ca
thy, it isn't charity to have you
around, you and the kid. like
you, see? 1 don't know anyone I
like more"
do you, Jim?" whispered Ca
thy.
They took Danny home. Jim
carried him upstairs without
waking him. Jim drove Cathy
around to the rear of the night
club where there was an en-
ployee's entrance and he waved
reassuringly as he started off. 1t
struck him that she looked as if
she were about to cry.
poor kidd" muttered Jim.
Life's never given her a chance.
"I'll hang around the office and
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CHAPTER X
SynODSiS

Since her husbands death, Anne
Phillips has worked TO support
her children, Berenice, the eldest
is married to Bill Carter, Jim
Anne'S SON has let his infatuation
lead to an engagement with the
rich Helen Sanders. Anne sus-
poets that Cathy, widowed little
dancer, is In love with Jim. ia
net, Anne's younger daughter, is
unhappy because her weH-to-do
friends neglect her. She is com
niSsaoned by Tony Ryan 10 help
him restore the old Phillips es-
tate which he has bought. Janet
believes Tony is getting it ready
for Priscilla Leigh and himself.
He was nearly grown and he
must have missed me terribly at
first, but he ended by tearing me
right out Of his heart. He didn't
mean to let me hurt him any
more by not being there when
he needed me. He ran away three
days later. I employed detectives.
/ was frantic. They found him at
last. He'd been killed riding the
rods on a freight train out West.
He died, Anne, putting as much
space between us as possible. A
lot of me died that day"
''I'm so sorry" she whispered,
putting her hand over his.
That's what I am doing down
here" he said. "When I get to
where I can't stand the darkness
any longer I look up Tony Ryan.
He is a lot like the boy I lost.
Hard-boiled on the surface and
proud as Lucifer, but with a big
ache inside him. You and he are
the only persons I've ever told"
Tears were sliding down Anne's
cheeks. 'Thank you for telling
me-" she said.
He put her hand to his lips. Il
knew the minute I saw you that
I'd be able to tell you"
y
''I'd as soon be boiled in OIL"
said Jim fiercely, 'as get stuck
on a party like that one last
night"
Cathy smiled. It was the next
evening and Jim was taking her
for a little drive into the country
before she had to go to work.
Danny lay sound asleep doubled
Evening star., 1940-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION. I2,bass. like r negi bosa suitable an
546O, between 70 pm. 81
6S Good selection he Of fane new sh09 a99
as Hohner. Sterling. Soprani, Galanti,
Wurlitzer and, Bertinl from $50 up; very
easy terms also we buy accordionS. Re-
public 1890. l015 9TH st. NV.
ACCoRDIoN-No need now to put of
starting lessons on that instrument = , you a
bay bay aTsss yGu vsn SaFfs start s
you an instrument without charge or
de%n Of fec r kpa pae az it sssons Ofs you is
free to take the instrument home with, you
If you Wish; the same offer is available
on marimba accordion, trumpet drums:
sg6phons sgaF y0H NA iaEne' KITE hss6 aad
NV middle of the block, between 18th
and 18th sts).
USED MsI 1sbsss sRs as
SI99.5O twas S3sb); used Excelsior grand
concert model 120-bass, 1866 $3.50 when
new All in good condition snd carry yo9R 9ar
Jordan's corner 18th and SITS.
AIR CONDITIONER. Chry sler Airtemp "a
h9FsepoweE p9rtaslei BE ro9m unit col9mbia
glass arms, wired. ready to hang. Kapneck,
l419 N st. NV. Decatur 453S-J 27s
ANTIQUES-victoria SOFA and three chairs
to match. Special S67.5 so. Also fine selec-
tion OF ANTIQUE chests. Oper nights. Lin
coin Furniture Co.. S07 Ps. ave.
ANTIQUE. BEDROOM .sUIT--This is an
aut1entic CODY of 18th century suite in
Honduras mahogany ven; dresser, Hi-Boy.
fuil-size 4-poster bed with -htgh head
board1: also a very fine 6-piece bedroom
saiie in Honduras mahogany ven. in Early
| American. 20 bedroom suites to. select
from Lewis Furniture CO, we furnish
samnIe hnusee A9oS-30 14th St NV. tbe-
tween Ruchsnan and Crittenden stsD. Cash
or credit Omen mites. Georgia 2234.
ANTIQUEs-Old Sheffield .candelab bras. also
| large amount Of silver chests of drawers,
| old clocks dne Dresden pieces snd larse
| Turkish rug. Murray Galleries, 1724 20tn
st. NV. DU 1911
Evening star., 1940-08-27
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

ATTRACTIVE APTS.. HIGH-CLAss NEIGH.
oornood; some furnished. Car available on
appt. MRS. GREEN, Shepherd 512S.
IA Sth ST. NV ROOM, KIT, BATH.
gas, elee.. S36.50 furn or S3O.5O un.
E. NJ. AIKEN. INC. 500 NV. MA. 1855.
III sth ST. S.w-wHOLE End FLOOR, 4
r., bath. water gas: sight OF Norfolk boat;
white Sec: 81 wk. for months. Was So.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

a5 an5hNCIS SCOTT KEY APT;-HOTEL. 10th
bath day SO. / or 2 persons week. SIS'
month. $50. Full service. Frigidaire,
nicely furn Natl 5425
Evening star., 1940-08-27

MILK BAR AND ICE CREAM thriving
business, with dining room in connection,
surrounded by ample parking space; To-
Gated on busy thoroughfare of Washington
suburb: Will accept reasonable offer. Box
137-M, Star 9Os
Evening star., 1940-08-27

BEDROOM SUITE IN Honduras mahogany
ven, with twin beds dresser, vanity night
table and vanity bench: all matched pieces:
oriTinslly sold for 1925 This is recon-
ditioned suite. Can be bought very reason
able and easy terms Lewis Furniture Co =
We furnish sample houses. 4R2s-30 14th
st. NV. tbetween Buchanan and Crittnnden
sts) Cash or credit. Open mites. Geor-
gla 2234
Evening star., 1940-08-27

SOFT DRING BOTTLING business. North
ern Va. established Is yrs III health
reason for selling. Present owner will stav
with buyer until he becomes familiar. Box
3g5-L. Star
Evening star., 1940-08-27
ROOMS FUR. g. UNFUR.

1110 LANIER PL. NW-Availsble Sept.
]; large attractive room adjoining bath.
suitable single or double; unlimited phone;
reasonable. HO. APO.
DOWNTOWN-Nicely furnished or unfur-
niShed. with or without running water. next
q. 1GlG Eye st. NV. NE. q293-
CoLoRED HARVARD ST Basement.
clean. dry, . !. *; furn. md floor: quiet;
employed adults CO O21U-J
Evening star., 1940-08-27

LAD1ES-CHILDREN baby shop; growing
community; stock and fixtures below cost;
lease expires. Box 52-M Star.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
BOATS.
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

RUNABOUT. mahogany. Chrysler motor,
good condition. good appearance, 20 It.
Bargain. Wisconsin 1922.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

elderly lady of small means. No personal
care required: Country location accept
able. sH. 4677.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

SfF CONN, AYE. s BEDROOMS Q
paths completely furnished: no silver and
linen; 10 windows overlooking park. Call
after Sunday. MI 5000
Evening star., 1940-08-27
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
CONTINUED.

IHFA 4 7 Ell IE HOIEL,
18th and Eye sts. nw-Rooms with bath
and radio. for / person. from Sl2 so per
week; for .. from SS per week each Studio
type rooms II desired. Air-conditioned
lobby. dining room and cocktail room, Roof
WILLS. mRl.. for inspection. District 42l O.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

BEDROOM SUITE, living room suite, dt-
nette; all 3 rooms, complete. SsS95; easy
terms. Lewis Furniture Co, We furnish
sample houses. 462s-30 14th st. NV tbe-
tween Buchanan and Crittenden sts). Cash
or credit Open mites. Georgia 2234.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
STUART HALL,
1704 18th ST. Nw.-FROM S42.5o,

I1I I1DoI
1925 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV,
Singles. doubles studio furnished; spa
cious closets, phone every room: downtown.
walk to work. Club lounge. congenial,
social atmosphere. Excellent food. selectivs
menus
Evening star., 1940-08-27
BEDROOM. Solid Honduras Mahogany.

BEDROOM. Solid Honduras MAHOGANY.
n "Marksd Amazingly Low Bedroom. 4;
Bedroom. solid Maple" With Twin
Beds. 'Talk-of- f-the-Town Sacrifice -
En EyinT Room L22ks soon New vo ohaiT Hso1 =.
Price" 2-Pc Boucle Living Room tper-
feet condition). S41 90 "pr Brown
Binkimo Living Room. SACRIFICE" 3
a Beauty" 6-Pc Tavern Maple Dinette:
IAN the Chairs ARE Low ARM CHAIRS" "
5-Pc Breakfast Room. 100. Fverythng
on DiSnlav in Our Tremendous STORAGE
WAREHOUSE. No Show windows j"
dGIs 4th st. NV. Georgia 1000. OPEN
NIGHTS
Evening star., 1940-08-27
APARIMENIs FURNISHED.

NEAR 10th AND KALoRAMA RID. NV
Lovely, newly furnished liv.-bedroom spa.
cious bedroom, dinette. kit. Electrolux. tile
bath, shower. closets, oil heat: SS5 com.
plete. Hobart 749s. "a blk. cars. buses
1882 18th ST. N.w.-cOMPLETE STUDIO
apt OF l room. kitchen, BATH gas. light.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
BOLIVIAN CLUB.

Single room also double, newly deco
| rated; semi-pyt. bath, switchboard, rec
| reation room: selectiYe menus.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
NEW 4-ROOM APTS.

10 minutes to Washington. l block 10
schools; buses and shopping center.
500 Month Includes Heat Hot Water
1910 NORTH 18th ST. ARLINGTON VA,
OF Can Chestnut oShn Bel Z and a
Evening star., 1940-08-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER wanted for
hotel. Rent on percentage basis Must be
thoroughly experienced and have notariai
sea-. Good possibilities for income. Box
INVESTOR with $4,000 to associate with
beverage field. Product fully approved and
selling at popular prices with comfortable
net profits. Public acceptance with volume
demand creates immediate expansion Ref
eFences sty G exceanged etn with principles only.
LADIES' CHILDREN baby shop; growing
community; stock and fixtures below cost
lease expires. Box 52-M. Star.
DRUGSTORE for sale, nearby Va town:
e$5s5ishsd s M sfaF business; terms arranged Box
SOFT DRING .BOTTLING business. North
e@rn @ va. established IS yrs. Ill health
with buyer until he becomes become familiar. anil Box
395-L, Star
ESTABLISHED INN at Annapolis offers
PTIoSSpero9s business; purchaser should have
very reasonably. STEFFEY, INC, 1886 N
Chas. St, BALTIC, Nd.
TWO AND 10c STORES, both or singly:
located in Washington. D. C.: modern fix
business; reason selling. leaving city. Write
P. o. Box 1906, Washington. D. C
HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT of space in my
engage in ladies' ready-to-wear or any 9TH
Box 45a-M Star
MILK BAR AND ICE CRFAM. thriving
business, with dining room in connection,
surrounded by ample parking space; To-
Gated on busy thoroughfare of Washing on
suburb: Will accept reasonable offer. Box
137-M, Star 20s
DELICA.. sandwiches. conf: well equipped
and stocked: established business: price,
$1,000: terms. Box 144-M, Star. =
DRUGSTORE, well-established corner store
doing good business, especially prescription:
good reason for selling; terms. Box IA M,
Star oS'
INTERESTED in grocery or kindred busi-
ness, Call Wed. till pm, Lincoln O71O,
or Box 16M. Star.
EXPERIENCED BUSINESSMAN interested
make investment up to $4,000. Box 142-M.
Star
SMALL ,delicatessen on good corner couple
Albert H. Cohen, 1O42 N Irving st., Arl,
Va. CH. 1861. Res, WO. 2O4S
GROCERY. good corner; owner has other
low figure: price. $4,000; Y cash needed.
Albert H. Cohen, 1042 N. Irving ST., Arl.,
Va. CHI. 1861. Res. WO. 204S.
AUTO BODY and repair shop, excellent To-
cation: fine opportunity for right man.
All new equipment. Box 4S4M Star.
LUNCHEONETTE formerly Little Tavern
Shop; fully equipped; may be converted to
restaurant; owner ineXp., and will sell at
sacrifice excel. opport. for exp. person.
S55 rent; 5-yr. lease. Ii. 1885.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

BEDROOM-3-Pc. Walnut Living Room
25Pc Blue Bouele; Dinette, CPS ,y Maple sL2.s
FOE $50 90 Is 1T any Wonder the
'Cr0-ds' Raeo 'pourirp' into ACME STOR-
&C AGE2" No Show windows 1,sn, We Own
on the Ground Floor OF Our Tremendous
Warehouse" ACME STORAGE d61s 18th
st. NV. Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

Nice young men and women live here.
They enjoy excellent meals and immaculate
rooms. The rates are moderate. Single,
double and suite. Sunderland House, 1878
goth st. NV. Walking distance downtown.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
MAEFRED ARMS,
ROOMS WITH soARD WANTED.

2019 Conn. ave-. 1920 18th n.w.-Exclu
,lve guest houses, choice vacancies, S35-S45
Evening star., 1940-08-27

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL 'GLADIOLUS
delivered. or IL select spikes for 81. Helene
Affieck. Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 17-W.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
AN ADDRESS OF CHARACTER
1929 CONN AVE

a modern hreproof elevator building.
aoJoinlng Rock Creek Park Large Groom
olnette, Kitchen and bath apartment. taste.
fully furnished; 24-hour elevator and sec.
retarlal phone. service. Rent includes gas,
eIectrielty; refrigeration and phone serVs
ice. Resident manager
2929 CONN. AVENUE
Evening star., 1940-08-27
CHANCELLOR CLUB,
DIoI MACC AWE

Keep away from that old boarding house
atmosphere. and enjoy yourself in this
young ladies and young men. We have a
lovely double room with private bath and
shower, also opening for J.. or 3 young
Our food is. excellent: Our prices will
Evening star., 1940-08-27

ESTABLISHED INN at Annapolis. Offers
unusual opportunity to acquire going and
| high-grade restaurant experience; priced
very reasonably. STEFFEY, INC, 1886 N.
| ChaS. St, BALTIC, Nd
Evening star., 1940-08-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

rHkMBERMAID, personal maid, white:
GOOD seamstress: city ref. Box 12S-M star.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

1888 18th n.w.-Single rms: also double
rms. with pvt baths; Immediately clean:
beautifuAy furn.: unusual meals