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S695,25OM More Approved
To Expand Boiling Field

A second construction program,
representing $685. $50, to put Boiling
Field in readiness for its increased
garrison was authorized today by
the War Department.
Construction will be of the tenn
porary cantonment type and will
include 5 administration buildings,
! building for the General Head
quarters Air Force, IL barracks for
enlisted men and other facilities.
Each of the barracks will accommo-
date 50 men.
The eventual garrison at the
Arnly's big air base in the District
will consist of about 1850 officers
and enlisted men, an increase Of
more than 600 above present
strength.
Other facilities included in this
second program are a link trainer
building, a post hospital, an inf1rm-
airy, five day rooms, recreation
building, two mess halls and two
large warehouses. There will also
be miscellaneous small storerooms
and an addition to existing run
ways.
On September II the War De-
partment authorized a temporary
headquarters building and a tent
camp at Boiling Field to cost ST.
600.
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Permanent Committee
For Mclean Estate Named

John J. Wilson. former Assistant
United States attorney, now with
the Washington law firm of White
ford, Hart & Carmody. 8l5 Fifteenth
street NV. will become permanent
committee of the estate of Edward
B. Mclean, former Washington
publisher, now confined in a mental
institution at Towson, Nd, when
he furnishes $4,000 bond.
Justice Bolitha J. Laws of Dis
trict Court yesterday signed an
order directing the appointment.
Attorney Neil BurkinshaW, who has
been serving as temporary COM
mittee. since the death Of Admiral
Mark L. Bristol, U. S. Navy, 'etired,
will continue to represent the estate
in legal capacity while claims of
various persons against Mr.. Mclean
are pending for jury trial. Some OF
these actions are scheduled for trial
next week, which the opening Of
the fall term of District Court.
Justice Laws acted upon requestes
FLED by John R. Mclean, II, son Of
Mr.. Mclean, and the First Ma
tionaI Bank of Cincinnati, Ohio,
which has an interest in the estate.
Concerning the trial of the forth
coming cases, Justice Laws wrote:
at feel that Mr.. BurkinshaW, who
heretofore has served as counsel IN
these cases, while he also was act
ing as temporary committee, should
complete the trials of these cases,
so there will be no duplicati ion Of
services and expenses incurred in
respect of them by the permanent
committee. However, of course, As
to them, the permanent committee
should be available for collaboration
and consulta ton"
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Deaths Reported
Robert N Harper. 20, GEORGETOWN Uni

Robert N. Harper, 20, GEORGETOWN Uni
Mary e Cain II Sibley Hospital .
Amy E Mort. 50, Garfield Hospital.
Katherine r. Finch, 50. 90 Bryant ST. NV
Albert H Clark. So, 1913 L ST. W.
Francis D. Gibbs United States Naval HOS
Katie Garner A. Emergency Hospital
Howard Warrenfeltz AZ, United States SOL
diers Home Hospital
Joe D Sanders. 81. 1919 Varrum st. NV
Francis NJ. Durrance. il, IS 1901 Mass
John B. Fayrior. Sd, 80 days, sibley Hos
Infant, valosio, GEORGETOWN University Hos
Annie Braxton, 80, Gallneer Hospital.
Helen Sterling, 81 Freedmen,,s Hospital.
John Mulcry, so, l"46 Maryland ave. ne.
Annie Lewis "a, Gallinger Hospital.
Maude Pitts A., Galinger Hospital.
William Brown. A.. 1850 Wisconsin ave
Susie A. West, 40 215O Newport pl NV.
Dallas McNar, 81. Gallinger Hospital.
John Mcintosh. -. Emergency Hospital.
Olivia Randolph. %. Galllnger Hospital.
Infant Philip E. Lee. Freedmen'S Hospital.
Infant James. Freedmen's Hospital
Infant Allen, Gallinger Hospital,
Infant Scott, Freedmen'S Hospital
Infant Giles. Freedmen'S Hospital.
Infant Matthews: Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Darby, Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Ferguson. Gallinger Hospital.
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Nv LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Wild geraniumS or CraneSblllS are
great believers in travelling. From
Newfoundland to Georgia and west
ward for a thousand miles, these gay
little flowers have frightened the
open woods, shady roadsides and
thickets from April until late July.
For a home wildhower garden
where there is quite a bit Of shade,
this purplish- pink flower with its
wide basal leaves and variously cleft
and toothed stem leaves are attrac-
tive additions.
The fruit is a slender capsule
pointed along the same lines as a
cranes bill, and this is why the
second choice of names is given.
These seed containers are very
beautifully fashioned. When the
seed children are ready to go on
their way, by some wonderful con-
traption they are elected far, far
away from home.
AS YOU know, flower that is
cross-fertilized is more successful
than one that has to resort to self
fertilization. So this flower has de-
veloped a partnership between itself
and the insects. Among the most
prominent unlimited guests are the
sulphur or mud puddle butterflies
and some flies which are gate
crashers" and like such parasites,
fail to return anything for their re-
freshments. Those insects which
are of vital Importance to this flow
err take as their share nectar and
pollen.
If you have the opportunity to
follow through some of the marvel
Gus ways some of the flowers have
perfected in order to prosper, you
will soon find you have been passing
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RETURN-LOAD RATES TO ALL POINTS.
Padded vans. NAT. DELIVERY ASSN.
phone National 1850.
FRESH GOAT MILK SOLD AND DELIV-
cred. Vita-Health Food Co.. $40 18th st.
n W. and 3040 14th st. NV. CO. 1880
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills made other than by myself. c. P.
ETCHER. I'll st. ne. -
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. HARRY K. 10y. 321 st. ne. 3S'
WE WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Thursday Oct. II, 1870 at II am, one
1888 Ford Tudor, No. 1S-3452S5. left by
Greed Shock. for repair and storage. Rear
1899 st. NV. DOUGHERTY, Auctioneer. :
WILL THOSE WHO SAW ACCIDENT AT
Connecticut avenue and California street
NV. on August 31st 1910. at about $40
pm, in which an elderly Chinese semitic
man was struck bv an automobile, kindly
communicate with MABEL BENSON SAKIS,
Washington Loan e. Trust BIDS, Ma. 1864?
26'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. EDWARD D. BRYANT, 4425 Beck
ave, BennlQg, D. c, o6s
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ment waiting when it calls. Other
wise, no pollen would be left, since
it is the drink the visitor is after
and the pollen clings to it is left be-
hind through no act of the insect,
though part of the intricate plan.
The geranium has bright guide
lines to the nectar well. as do all
flowers secreting this sweet drink
This flower ripens first the outer
then the inner row of anthers and
after their pollen has been removed
drops them off. Then the stigma is
developed to receive pollen brought
from another that has ripened at
the same time With what care does
this little WlldfoWer make sure that
her blood stream is pure and her
children assured healthy heritage.
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Marriage License
Applications

Lee. Cecil, 81. and Ethel Team, "a both Of
ca MsT Y0 Hobby gdes Rohs s
Meade st. ne; the Rev. Junius A
Ernest G. Hohlt, 90, 3o6 5th st. Sc. and
Mary Ma m m, Bot st TO- Newark, N. j.
Woodrow W. DeFord. IS, 90 18th st
Bedford, Mass; the Rev. Ralph NJ
Albert Withers, 30. and Ruby L. Johnson
-, both of 443 Neal pl NV; the Rev
c. H. Hamilton.
Frank Q. HartE,g. -. and Jane NJ OIivir
Daniei E sullivan. 4a, and Mildred E
nrexea - 10th = OF Baltimore the Rev
s. E, i2ot r q Hyattsviile; Md; the Rev
Charles s Green. "a: e3s Warren st. n e.
chs:sr Mcosbef The hsv S SsF
chs?eston s. n G. J9dse Robert Aef e Mat
Morton S ost, 80, and Diana steinbere
e, both Of Philadelphia; the Rev
s e9n cF g. R9 Ills 20 SufRf2 Va
Frs N G.; the Is Rev sT:b A J MgGaEtnsSy.
snd Tsie eq Rey 9? s. IS? ssh St ne
he Rev. William 3 Baker. '''" o. "''
PAU Larry, IS, lO27 New Jersey ave. NV.
aH@ f the Re- s Earl K Tyler DAB st
| Raymond G. Parker. 30, Central Point
M snf 81 Sus hv G th ao ReS Robert t3
Williams.
Richard {. Myers. 80. $50 Emerson st
Buchanan st. NV: the Rev. John j
walter 4. Dawson, %, 1lco Maine ave
hs R aRa G 2Rs d H II Pradcn sedalia' Mo
Maurice A, Tabickman, %, and Wanda
G Gebiqt rs Ma poth Of Baltimore Judge
and Amy Y scheible ~, SO . g! IS, St
and Marion D. 1slehart, IS. 1875 / St
saa Aad7 ssoEa smith 5s?$ ~ s; 5th ri y
-, I'd. NV; the Rev. Solomon H Net Net '''
clarence B, CIouser. 81. 3635 10th ST n "
P fo H he Re NJ F 1shinsF 81 Duncannon
F. Sutton Boyd G6 scottdale Pa. and
Ann i Ii. F sgS ,.a H. Ifa1 Harvard st
William j. Mol. jr,. 20, 3461 Lowell St
nv. and virginia NJ. Zones, II, 29la
Bellevue ter. NV the Rev. Charles T
AIMEE l. Taylor IS Atls 4 &C. His ri aaa
N J.; the Rev H. NJ. Hennig.
stephen G, Mackowiak; 20, Dundalk: Md,
and Grace NJ. Makovsky 20. Prince
-, George Va; the Rev. Edward L. Buckley
c1 Vi4sjb X GeaG %lcb Is l9l a and
ne; the Rev. Enoch NJ Thompson.
NV, and EHzabeth c. Hayghe u, Du-
pont Circle Apartments; the Rev. Paul
Wiley {, Ednsy. %; Marine Barracks. and
gladys Jeffrys' -, IA R st. ne; the
Spokane: Wash; the Rev, F. c. Braun
Harry j Anderson. %, Bladensburg Md
and Ruth w. Quinn. 81. 1920 Fairmont
st. NV the Rev. Clifford H. Jope
Lawrence E. Buscher. -. 1867 34th st
NV. and Emily Kinsman. 90, 5000
Wisconsin ave. NV; the Rev. Russell
Rockwell R Drummond, IS, 1909 G st
Sc, and Dorothy NJ: Chappell, %. 3o09
Charming st. ne: the Rev. T. c. Lyons
Cleveland Loeffer. 30 322 10Th St ne.
and Hattie B. Weaver 81. 1912 Penn
sylvania ave. Sc; the Rev. John E
Edwin /; YORK, 25,, 1907 Allison St. nv,
Arthur Ha r Dean HsT B. 4 Is s' G St. me- and
Katherine Copeahaver; 49, Boyce. Va;
the Rev. John c. Ball
Edward c. DuyalL II, 90, 81 ChanninE
st NV. and Ruth L. Reisinger ~
24o2 North Capitol st; the Rev James
Charles A. Hysaw, 30, and Isabelle r
Farace. 80. both OF Baltimore Judge
Robert E. Mattnely.
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Underwood Joins
Virqiniu U. Faculty

Oscar w. Underwood. former
Washington lawyer and son Of the
late Senator Underwood of Alabama
has been made professor of law at
the University Of Virginia, unlver-
sitv authorities announced today.
1t also was announced that Ber-
nard Mayo. a graduate of George
Washington University in 1924, and
dean of the school of economics OF
National University here from 1928
to 1888, had been made professor OF
American history.
Edmund o. Belsheim, former as
sistant counsel at the Office of the
Controller of Currency, Treasury
Department. who taught at the
University of Tennessee before COM
ing to Washington, has been desig-
mated an associate professor of law
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Births Reported

Matthew and Edith Alexy, boy.
Perley and Theresa Burnham;, girl.
Sylvan and Sylvia Cohen, girl.
James and Sara Ellis. girl.
Robert and Frances Kirchmyer. girl.
Kenneth and Mary Martin. boy.
william and Edith Russell, boy.
George and Edith Smith. boy.
War and Mary Strand. boy.
Samuel and GusSie Wolf. girl.
Edward and Olive Boyle, boy.
James and Margaret Claycomb, girl.
Odessa and Catherine Daniels. girl
Everett and Catherine Greenstreet, girl
Lewis and Hilda Major. girl.
James and Wilhelmna Proctor, boy.
Byron and Mae Runyon, girl.
Harold and Ethel Snyder. girl.
Franklin and Kathryn Suffers, boy.
James and Mary Dyson. girl
Eddie and Fanny Taylor. girl.
Horace and Mary Greene, girl.
Lawrence and Martha Triplett, boy.
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TOMORROW.


Breakfast, Finance, Budget and
Audit Committee, Mayfower Hotel,
m.
Luncheon. Reciprocity Club, May
flower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Buffet luncheon, District of Co.
lumbia Bankers Association, Will
lard Hotel, 12:45 pm.
Lncheon meeting, Cadillac Mo-
tors, MayhoWer Hotel, l pm.
Banquet, National Committee for
Music Appreciation, Mayhower Ho-
tel. 7 pm.
Buffet supper and meeting. jamie
son Battery Co., Wardman Park Ho-
tel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Isaac Walton League
Auxiliary, Mayfower Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Omega Kappa Execu-
tives, Hotel Annapolis, 8 pm.
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Mass for Rev. F. J. Hurney

A memorial mass for the Rev.
Francis j. Hurney will be celebrated
in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, Eighth and N streets
NV, at Am. tomorrow by the Rev.
John K. Cartwright. The Catholic
War Veterans will attend the mass
in a group.
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HELP MEN.

APPRENTICE, typewriter shop; neat, hon
est, willing to learn; drivers permit help
full; references. Call GE. 5000.
AUTO METAL MAN, must be 1st-class and
sober: good pay and shop. Republic 2727.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIcS-ste lob
with top wages for men with recent Dodge
and Plymouth experience: reference re-
qured. Replies strictly confidential Work
ing conditions good. Box 277-B, Star.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen. FUSED carsl-
We can use 4 high-grade, reliable. sober
who want to get s ahead l, and
times: ample floor periods; liberal COM
mission and excellent bonus system. See
Mr. Barham. L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1925
14th st. NV
small dealer. State refs. Box Bob, Star.
BOY, able to take orders drive car and
some bookkeeping; must be of fine charac-
ter; $40 wk. Oxford 1929.
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN wanted by we'll
known Washington. D. C.. concern for
work at soda fountains. Reasonable start
plicants must be over, Is years. of age
and not over 25: single preferred. Must
be clean faced. courteous and able to pass
strict physical examination. Experience
desirable but not necessary. Ability to
be covered by surety bond required. Write
Box 52B, Star stating name, address,
| qualifications etc.
| BRICKLAYERS, S11 per day; must be 1st-
| class mechanics. Report at goth and D
SITS ne. or 18th and H SITS. ne. Anthony
| IZzo Co.
BUTCHER, .experenced,- references re,
CURED Gane "A Apply woodley Food Store s519
CARPENTERS to work on srouP Of houses
Just starting. Apply at Job, 5000 North
Capitol st.
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LOST.

IOSI.
BnLFoLD. cont. lady's soc. sec. card,
opr. license. money. etc; sun. Gov. WAGON
Rest. and 33ll 18th NV. AID. 1855 Mrs,
BRACELET. silver, vicinity Lansbursh's or
Reward DU. ISL "
BRACELET. diamond and platinum link.
ser With blue sapphires: reward TO finder
BULLDOG male brindle and white: child S
pet: liberal reward. Lincoln 5466-J.
ENGLISH SETTER. male. red and white.
reward, Call II. Harris. AT, s0Su.
EYEGLASSES, bifocal, black case; in Wood
reward. RA 4Ss4
GLASSES black case, National Theater or
taxi theater to Westchester Apis, MONDAY
IRISH SETTER, 6 months old, strsysd
Thursday reward. Warfield 1854.
KITTEN 3 months old. white with black
markings. black mark down nose; reward.
1926 st. NV.
PoCKETBooK. lady's brown, with money.
Cali Cali Ii 57si.W's Liberal reward
SILVER FOX. on Monday 1eth. vicinity Of
turn to Apt. 204. 2i0l Calvert st. @S'
sTRAYED FROM LAYTON FARM. Fairfax,
va OH september To- CIedIl -COlOItu
ssl,Iki dog, greyhound type feathered ears
and tail, A. NJ. K Club No. 1882. Phone
collect. Assistant manager. National AGO.
WASHINGTON D. c, Reward
WATCH. lady's white gold Hamilton. back
engraved Banks, 1877 SO: good re-
ward. Ma 0ls5, Ext. 5s5. go
WEDDING RING with small diamonds
in Brentwood or Silver Sprlne. Monday
night; reward. Call Georgia 09l3.
WRIST WATCH. diamond lost in Wood
arI e. To4h tcf, ,hor
"A; reward. WI. Clio.
WRIST WATCH, lady's Hamilton. bet Vet
Grams Administration and Murphys sc
and lOc Reward. Dupont S11l.
$50 BILL. lost Saturday morning vicinity
of or in Farmers Market in Silver Spring;
reward. Georgia o554
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NAVY.
City News in Brief
TODAY

Dinner, Disabled Firemen's Asso-
citation. Hotel Annapolis. pm.
Meeting, Kappa Gamma Sorority,
Hotel Raleigh, 7:30 pm.
Dinner, Womens National Demo-
cratic Club lin honor of Mrs. Roose-
velt, Carlton Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Smoker. Tau Alpha Omega, Will
lard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting. Young Friends Club
Hotel Raleigh, $50 pm.
Convention. National Association
of Mutual Insurance Agents. Ward
man Park Hotel. all day.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
laenl A dwo r$;eevs

Three Lines (Minimum)
/ time 23c line - 800. 5 SO
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
lines, time. zoe lne------ S go
lines. 2 times, l8c line 1903
3 lines, 3 times. 15c line----- lbs
DEATH NOTICES-sl.25 per in
sertion tor 10 lines or less; l5c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No.
tees and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
The Star is the great want Ad"
medium Of Washington. and the rates
charged are far lower than those Of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained
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Natures Children
Geranium or Cranesbill
(Geranium maculatum)

by intricate and worthwhile infor-
nation.
The hairs inside the geranium's
corolla are for the purpose of pro-
tecting the nectar from the rain, so
that the insect will find the refresh
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Over 40 Club to Meet

The Friendship Club of Americans
Over Forty will meet in the parish
hall of Epiphany Church, 1917 G
street NV. at pm. tomorrow.
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FOUND.

tan markings, vicinity Forest Glen, Nd
SE. ABA.
BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
tonly) 10 the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 1853 OF ATLANTIC 7l43
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Service Orders
ARMY.

CAVALRY.
Bromley, Mai. Charles V, ir, from Fort
Ringgold TO Fort Knox.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
Nosek. Second 1t Thaddeus NJ. from
Tuscaloosa to Fort Belvoir.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Oliver. Capt. Andres G. from Boston 70
Puerto Rican Department.
Kuraner, Capt. Heinz. from Panama Canal
DEPARTMENT TO Port of Embarkation,
weissinEer,' 1t; Col William T. from
Jacksonville to Camp Banding
INFANTRY.
Murphy, Mai. Robert ", from Hawaiian
Department 10 Preside Of San Francisco.
Luckett, Capt. James S. from Aberdeen TO
PANAMA Canal Department.
Meyer; MAJ Harold A from Fort Sheridan
Mulyihnl. Maj. Francis X. from Fort
sn sheTTd Ma to r For sen 11n
Kind2lI: MAJ. SYLVAN G. from Fort Wayne
Bradley, MAJ: Joseph s, from Fort Smelling
Laux, Mai. Herbert B. from Fort Smelling
MCNamee. Mai Roland w. from Fort Sam
?, Houston to Fort Benning.
BENJAMIN Harrison to Fort Benninr
Baker Mai. John j.. from Fort Benjamin
Potter It. Col Harold E. from Fort Jay
Fish, MAJ. James: Bird. from Fort Hamilton
Parsons, Mai. Arthur NJ, from Fort Wads-
worth 70 Fort Bennng
francis w }amss ro4 seh fT2m Fort
Fa7s MAJ 10 sy Fort Be from Fort Francis
he Wsyra MAJ T. 1 Ea1t from Fort Francis
s cean No . rS GsG ssnnns from Fort Nc
wi San u! Houston - T. FoTt Bennins o-
ovsnshiIe. Mai. Rtchsrd 2. from For,
Strain, Il Col. James IS F. from from plattsburu
Barracks to Fort BennnE
UnddTltz. Maj Frederick R. from Plattsburs
,barrscSs to Fort Benning.
s 4a' 10 oaR FoTt g. Ben 3rq Arlington Can
Bizzell, Mai Lee G from Vancouver Bar
racks to Fort Benning
Hu $50 ~ Ma Charles from Preside o,
MorsanF MAI. HarT U ro T sf rom p-o,d,o =.
San Francisco to Fort Benning. "a
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
xe.ro i I5 eom WOOD ws al y S s +o 5P;rP;i
Chaumont 70 U. 6. s Laramie
Ra TEoanet. Il Comdr. Lucen, from U. S. s.
hhsraEpic - Navy Department
Ba to Il. l. Wa,er C, from U. S S. Tvisrs
DeVo1 y. Paul L, from u s. S. C.axton
to U S. s Monssen
Lark, IT. Jacob A. from U. s. s. Jarvis to
Destroyer Squadron s
Moore. It. John Raymord. from U. S. s.
Sealion N U. S S. S-44
Moore; Ii; Robs-t R. from U. s. S Mexican
70 U. S. S. Tillman
Falrchild. Ensign Tier J. jr from o s. s.
Savannah to U. S. s. Hammann
ShIHIette; Ensign william NJ. from U. S S.
West Virginia to U. s. S Hopkins
MEDICAL CORPS
Na-tkemper, Comdr Robert L. from U. S. s.
PenQsvlyania n LAX
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SAlESMEN.

LIFE INSURANCE sALEsMAN-Alexandria
local man preferred; experience helpful
is your opportunity to make a lasting con-
nection. Post ONCE Boz s17. Alexan-
dria Va 2Ss
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE. reliable, experienced, good cook
and houseman $40 per month; stay rights.
Good home for right party. Call after
6 pm, POI Elm St, Chevy Chase, Nd.
Phone WI. 6722. Must have ref. 26'
COUPLE, between 30 and 40. white or
colored Man can be employed Do odd
jobs serving in spare time. Woman must
be flrst-class cook and general house,
worker. Excellent salary. Don't call
unless uualified. WO. 642O.
EGG GAMBLER to work IN Baltimore.
Permanent Job. Good pay. State expert
ence and Qualifications. Box 475-S, Star.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CHILDs NURSE. high-type, experienced,
wishes position in well-established family.
Box 5O6-s. Star.
COOK AND HOUsEKEEPER good no
laundry: live in: SO. District $3.50. Apt.
3l7.
LADY. young, small. 2 yrs hosp train
ing. desires to learn dentistry; salary
unimportant. Phone RE. 95l2, Apt. 30o.
NURSE hospital training. 8 years expert
ence.. references. Columbia 1881 or Co.
lumbia 10167
PRACTICAL NURSE. experieneed, wants
DAY or n dssa work. fifteen dollars
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. take care
elderly lady or man. take care children
night Gay or part time. Ii. 98l6.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants position car
ing for elderly couple or l child, or COM
panon for elderly woman. Ii. 1464-W.
SEC, -sTENo., experienced office detail.
bookkeeping; assume responsibility; eve
ming work accepted. Box st, Star.
SECT. -STENOG.. accurate efficient. willing
worker, ambitious. pleasing personality. ex-
cellent refs. Emerson 62sS.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER years
exp. contracting sales office and manufac-
turing; excellent references. Box ass,
Star. ~
TEACHER, exp, tutors English; French.
or children; go anywhere. EN- 1865. 26'
WOMAN. capable. with university and
ence as hostess. wishes hotel hostess posi-
ton; excellent references. Box 4s2-S,
Star
WOMAN wants Job. helping with or map-
aging rooming house. Gall Hobart 1888.
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COLLECTOR, must have car and know
city; experience not necessary. salary and
car expense Apply 731 9TH st. NV.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

CARPENTER wanted to contract or part
ner to build 20 small houses. Call Shep-
bor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

COLLECTORS. familiar with colored trade;
liberal commission. Apply r. Behan. 719
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

COOK. hort-order colored. must be able to
dress and cook fowl. open oysters and
clans. make soups and deviled crabs; clean
appearance; also must keen kitchen clean;
Day work, good hours. Apply Cathedral
Tavern Inc 1000 Conn. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

CLERK. young. experienced in photo
graphic supplies. for retail store. Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

DELIVERY BOYS who can ride bicycles
must be quick and willing to work hard:
good pay and advancement TO rlght ones
bring reference. Argonne Market 1913
Columbia I'd NV