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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28

Did nidt, mein itol5es, reines Nao.
den - id liebe bidl" -
Gin. itobnenber Se,,iaer butter ibm
rib ibn aus ieinen idmeralid iebn.
iiidtigen @ebanfen. @r nabm ii1
5uiammen l,no tpanbte iid INN.
$50 lit @pa Narie bin, Jrau Bro.
ieiior?"
.Id, mein @ott - 70 tuiiIen Sic
es a,d nidt? SD bottle, es tpiiroe
in bent 8riefe iteben. Sd ,peiB nibts.
iie bat mir nidts eeiaat uno ieoe
Spur bernihtet. Sd babe ldon al-
les burdiudt."
slrmin 5og .bie Stirn 5uiammen
l1no prebte Die 2ippen aufeinanoer.
~8ann lit iie fort?" fraste er
better.
"@eltern obenb nit Dem Ietten
3ug."
~Sat iie @epad mitaenommen?"
uGa ibre Soden. Sic bot ldon
orn Mittog, tpabreno id lblief, Die
Softer our Station eebrodt."
80 mub man BORT nod)frogen.
nod tpeldem Ort iie cine 5obrforte
seloit."
SD nar fdon beute moreen ant
Sdalter. Sic loite nur cine 1obr-
fartc Bis 5ur ndblten Station un6
lieb altd oos @epGf nur 10 tpeit ge.
ben."
armin oadte oneeitrenat nad. 0ie
nodlte Station ipar bas fleine St0ot.
den. 9ort erf,,br man i6perlid), tuo.
bin itd) gpa 0farie eeipenoet batte.
@eriudt mubte es immerbin tperoen.
Wenn er nit bem ndditen 3ug ooer
NIT oem 8aeen oabin f,lbr, NOR es
lmmerbin moglib, berous5ubringen,
tpobin cine iunee Do,ne in Srouer.
tleioung om geltriaen Abeuo eine
5obrtarte geloit bate.
9ber fonnte @pa Marie nidbt erit
bel,te por'nittag tpeitereereilt iein2
gielleidt tpar iie sic Nabt inn Sotel
geblieben?
uSatte Gpa Marie SanogepGd BEL
lid 2"
"Nein, sic Mago iaet, iie babe nur
5tuei grobe Softer al,iee9eben, uno bel
ibrem 5ortgang bot iie nidts in Ger
Sano getragen als ibren Sdirm."
~@ar tie nit @elo berioret?"
,,Sie fonn b0ditens 40 big SO
Warf beieiien babeu.''
@ieoer iiberlegte srmin cine 8ei-
le. Blotlid fam ibm ein @eoanfe.
v8or einigen 8oden befam @pa
Morie ein anerbieten, oas iie beant-
wortete, 1lno oieier Sage muB {ie
'benfaus einen 9rief nit einem Mn.
itellungspertrag erbalten babe,,.'
uSa, geitern babe i1 ibr einen
8rief gebrodt."
~Soben Sic 6en Yoititempel nidt
eeleien?'
u2eiber nidt."
(Tortlebune fol9t)
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gsittpodj, Ben %. amsnit 1910
@obnunesmiete nnb fonnte iid oatiir

SSUDllu1lgsntleIe ufto foft1tfe 1tD 0afur
etipas 5uglte t,,n.
Sic itano auf nnb boIte iid lire
Nalberei berpor. @abrenb iie cine
Hraline 1,ah Der anoern gum Munoe
fiibrte, eriuog fie ipeiter.
gieaeidt eab iid 2epben nibt au-
frieoen nit @ba Waries Gluht. giel-
leidt reiite er ibr nod unb bolte fie
5nriid. aber 6a fiel ibr su .ibrem
Sdreden Elm, BOB ibr oas iunee Wdo-
hen bas 3ieI ibrer Neiie ear nidt
berraten bate. sic erbob iib unr,,bie
uno Ities bi1a,f in gba Oearies 3in-
mer. Mit sitternben &dnben burd-
i,,dJte tie ieoes Mobel. Nibts, - al
lee, mas auf ibre Spuren fiibren
fonnte, tpar entfernt ober bernihtet
,poroen. limo an ibre Saben batte
iie miteenommen. Mie mar. oas nur
ntoglid, oaB iie alles bate fortbrin=
9en f0nnen, obne oab man ettpas &C.
merit batte2
Sic rief sic Maeo uno fraete iie
aus. ltnb ba erfubr iie bon oem &C.
pddtransport tpdbreno ibrer Mittags<
rube. Soft bate ein neuer Butanfal1
iie bon Sinnen gebradt. sic 5itterte
am san5en &orper ,,nS baltic in obn-
ntadtigem Grimm oie Sano. 9ie
Naeo idlid NIT beoriifter Mtiene in
ibre aiide 5uriid. &ud) ite fiiblte,
bab ltnsetpobnli6es inn Souie bor-
ging, unb Dor ben 8utousbriidett
ibrer @ebieterin fiirdtete iie iid. 5rau
Delius itieg tpie6er binab l,no trat
ins Bobn5immer. Da lag Der 8rief
on 2eDoen mitten auf bem Eild. sic
bob i'm auf unb betra6tete i'm nit
boien 8liden.
80 eine 9tdrrin, 10 cine ausge-
nlabte Ndrrin!'
Sb in Dem 8rief bielleidt entbal-
ten mar, tpobin iib @pa 0farie ee-
iuanbt bate? Mm Iiebiten bate iie
i'm geoffnet, aber er NOR nit ei1,em
Siegel neridloiien. @s blieb ibr
nibts anberes iibrig, als oen ndditen
Moreen ab5utuartet,. @lei6 in aller
Sriibe ipollte iie ii6 aufntaden uno
gum SbloB biuaufeeben. 3tpar gra,1-
te ibr bor Dem tpeiten Beg, aber iie
boffte, iid BEL 2epoen oaburb in
CUNT at ieten.
Sb er ettpas abnte bon ber Slubt
ieiner 8raut? Bie modte fie au Der
grfenntnis eefommen iein, bob lie
ni6t eeliebt tpuroe? gs muBte oo6
ireenb ettpas stpiiben ben beioen bor-
eefauen iein. @ieoer bob iie Sen
Brief unb bielt i'm eeeem oas 2idt.
Sie ber.uodte iebob nidt ein 8ort
ourd oas oibte &ubert au Ieien.
1tnrubig iiber lire Gage, tpiiteno
auf gba Narie ,inb neueierie, tpie
2eDoen oie ean5e Mngeleeenbeit auf.
faiien ipiir6e, eius iie enolid 5u 8ett,
Inn iid idlaflos bon elmer Seite aur
anoern at iuerfen. -
Sim nd1iten Neorsen itieg iie gum
SdloB empor. Sdebefing, Ser eben
aus oem Cor eeritten fant, Inn iid
auf Die 5eloer su beeeben, iab iie
beranfeuden. @r bate ni6t libel
2uit, ibr ben @es gu periperren.
~ .@as min oenn Die sllte bier
pben2 0ie brirtnt 0pH, ficlpr 11idats
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trolten, nno Sbam unb bittere 8eue,
bob er nidt poriidtieer setpeien mar
lno baB er feline 8ra,tt nibt bod &C.
mug eit,geidabt bate. Mrmes, liebes
&ino! 8as mubte fie eelitten baben,
tpie tief mubte iie berlest iein, .oab
iie in miloer &ait Dor ibm flob!
ltno er erfannte, pie febr er iid
an ibr bergangen, oaB er es getpaet
bate, obne 2iebe Inn iie az tperber.
Obne 2iebe? Sa, mas ipar es oenn,
mas ibn NIT 10 bitterem Sdmer5
onrborang, nun er iie berloren?
8ar es tuirflib nur 5reunoihaft &C.
tpeien, ipas ct fir iie empfono? Su
bieIem Iugenblid biinfte ibm Der Sea.
ME 6reunoi6aft piel 81, eering fir
oas, uos er fir iie fiiblte. Sollte
&ippad flarer ieinen Seelen5ui itano
erfannt boben, ols er ielbit, ga ct ibnl
seitern iaete: ,,Dein Ser5 ibeint mir
BEL bieier 8erbinoung it6rfer betei=
ligt 5u iein, als bu oir ielber einge-
iteben tpilllt!'?
@r ridtete iid auf aus ieiner ber>
iunfenen Stellung uno Ias ben 8rief
nod einmal burb. Gie idli6ten
8orte erI6iitterten ibn. @as 5pii6en
ben 3eilen lag, perriet ibm cine @elt
bon @eb uno 2eio.
,,Nun id ober alles tpeib, lit es
mir ,1nntoslid, 9eine Jrau 81, tper-'
oen, oenn id liebe Did, unb id fenne
feline Sdmad, bie erober lit als Sic,
tpelde 9u mir ontltn tpoltelt.' So
idrieb iie ibm, uno ct erfannte, pel6
cine 9emiitigung tie bel bielen @ors
ten empfunoen baben nubte. gbrlid
uno itol5 ioste iie ibm aud iett nod:
Dem i6 liebe Did," llno troboem
flob iie Dor ibm, eine in elm eut-
iagungsreides 2ebe1t, neil iie at itol5
lno gu rein mar, ibre 2iebe einem
Wanne oar5ubieten, ser iie nidt tpie-
berliebte. l1no tpeiter idrieb iie: SD
fann Did nibt pieoerieben, benn Die
S6am tpiirbe mid umbringen." Gie
Sbam! Sic, oie &eine, @abrbafte,
mubte iid iddmen, tpeil er iie betro>
gen bate. ltnb es tpor ibm gar t,idt
gum 8eipuBtlein eefom,i,en, tpie iebr
ct iid at lift beriiinoigt bate. St
bate einfa6 bie Sono na6 oieier
8lume ausgeitredt, ,peil iie an ieinen
Wege bliibte uno miibelos at errei-
ben mar, 1,n6 tpeil er eeraoe cine
8lume brau6te, INN ieinen &ron3 5u
berboultanoigen. @r fam iid gar nod
,pie ein groBer t@obltdter bor, ooB ct
iie aus 6em fleinen &Gusden aui
iein itol5es SdloB fiibren uoute. Mls
0fittel gum 3tped. ,,sseim, @pa Ma-
rie - nein ui6t BLOB oesbal6
@ei1 mir oeine Neinbeit nno 2ieb-
lidfeit, sic i6lidte Anmut uno oein
edit meiblides gmpfinoen eu,e 8obl.
tat tuar nod Ser bitteren @r}abrung
nit iener anoeren. Sd berltano MIDI
1elblt nidt, tpubte ni6t, tpas MIDI ou
Dir 5og, tpeil es nidt ienem @auide
glib, Ser MIDI gu Der onoern 5og.
Bas id fir oi6 enpfano, tpor 10
1allter 1no flar ipie elm 8ergqueu,
nno id glaubte, 2iebe lniille elm glii=
benoer, brobelnoer 9unlt iein. llno
oa reoete i6 mir Elm, es lei S,euno-
ifaft, ltnb merfte ni6t, ipie bu feiter
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Ste lnDIe etf1e DoD1aDrenDe Mlene
auf5uiesen. ~.~-@
.Das lit ,,idt Sbre sade. Sd
n1uB az Serrn BON 2eDoen.''
Sdebefine fprans bonn gfero unb
fiibrte es tuieber il, Den 5bloBbof
binein. gr mari einem Rnedt oie
3iigel 5u l,nb idritt Dor ser Grau Der
ins Sdlob. Sic folete ibm ouf Dem
Sube. SSn eiuem 8oraimmer bieB er
iie porten ,,no beribmanb in Armins
arbeits5immer. Ser neue Sdlobberr
befan6 iib NIT Serrn bon 3ippab i'm
Speiie5immer beim Jriibitiid. Sdepe-
ting lieB i'm ourb 9illenbereer in
Dos Irbeits5immer bitten. Mrmin
fan iofort.
~Sie nod bier, Snipeftor2 Sd
slaubte sic ihon iiber ole Berse.'
"Bor oud idon 1,ntermess, Serr,
aber oa lit mir bie Mlte iiber ben 8ee
eelal,fen, unb ba bin i6 nit umae=
febrt. Sic min au Sbnen, uno ipeiB
Der 9eibel, iie eefaat mir nod ipe=
niger als ionit. 9ie brinet lider
nidts @utes."
Mrmin bordte erita,,nt auf.
"Sie ipreden bon 5rou Yrofeiior
9elius?"
rSSuit bon ser, 9err. @eben Sic
adt, bie min cine Attade MAIDEN, INN
iid bier oben nit ein5uni1ten.''
Ser iunee Serr modte Elm ,,n-
rubiees @eiidt.
rgeein, neiu, Tie miro mir Na6-
ridten brineen bon @po Morie. gieI-
lei6t lit iie franfer geiporoen. S9neu,
laiien Sic Die Dame eintreten.'
Ism, no ia! aper goriidt, Serr,
goriidt, Die orebt Sbnen ionit nod
einen Strid. 0toden Sie ia orei
4reu5e binter ibr ber, mebr iaee id)
ni6t."
@rn1in bib rneeou1big an ieinem
Bart berltm uno madte cine nerboie
Sanobepegung. Sbepefing ner-
i6pano uno lieb sic 8eiuderin ein-
treten. Sein @eii6t ipor 10 finlter
uno orobeno, oab Srau Delius nod
beflommener sunute ipuroe. Armin
fam ibr entgeeen.
~8as lit eei6eben, 5rau Yrofei.
for? sic brinsen mir idledte Nad=
ridten?"
CT 5oe ibr einen seiiel berbei, nno
iie 1ieb iid eridopft barouf nieoer-
iinfen 1rno beoedte ibr @eiidt nit
oem Saident,1d.
.Serr bon 2eDben, o nei,1 Got,
Sic ieben mid nod gang faiiuneslos.
gba Marie - iie lit fort!"
arnin itutte uno iab iie beritanb>
nislos an.
r6ort? 8as ion oos beBen? Bit-
te, iaeen sic mir, tpas aeibeben it,,
6rdnate er bod unrube uno 8elorg-
mig.
sic 5oe oen Brief aus. ibrem Mr,
beitsbe,1tel.
v9a - od, Iieber 9err bon 2ep-
oen - bite, leien sic - id finoe
feine Borte - bin 10 elenb, 10 eleno."
gr nabm ibr befremoet ben Brief
ab uno bielt i'm i'm jdben Sdreden
5tpilden ben 5ineern, als er ben Sting
barin fiiblte. Damn tpanbte er iib
ab, trat gum Seniter ,,no 0ffnete bas
QD;~fI;L So;,, 0Q;,,n f;oI
Evening star., 1940-09-03
Natures Children
Single Dahlia

at the end. The rays were so far
apart as to detract from the beauty
of the flower and work was done to
remedy this defect.
Today you will find the rays are
broader and rounder. There are al
ways eight rays. Single dahlias
never depart from the rule of eight,
and the space that once was so
glaring is now a habit of the past,
outgrown, never to return.
Most of the beautiful single
dahlias of today are of such high
degree that they possess rays of
uniform color and the most high
bred do not have notched tips or
teeth on the rays.
When cutting these flowers for
the house, care should be taken to
use only the younger flowers. You
can tell fairly easily whether it will
pay you to take them from the
garden by giving the stem a strong
shaking
To prevent your plant from de-
veloping seeds, remove the flowers
as soon as they mature, thus saving
the strength of the plant for devel-
oping more flowers.
1t would seem that the dahlia Is
not temperamental. It's needs are
few. Four methods of propaga-
ton are offered the grower-cuttings,
the commercial way, with roots
planted closely in q greenhouse In
January, and cuttings made from
the young shoots after four leaves
have been developed; by division of
roots, grating or seeds, by far the
easiest ways. Seeds produce new
varieties and thus a massed color
effect is easily obtained by begin
ners. where specially fine blooms
are not the objective.
Winds are hard on dahlias, hence
they must be planted in protected
places. Moisture soil,
plenty of air and sunshine, and soil
rich enough to grow corn is the
answer, and the soil should be titled
and enriched during the early stages
| OF the dahlias' growth, never when
the flowers arrive, for you will be-
head nearly every one of them If you
do. If you feel you must water your
dahlias, give the roots drink, and
do not beat your blossom with q
shower of cold water from the nozzle
of your hose.
Evening star., 1940-09-03
Der Last Dude CD
BY Mory-DoueIos SFoyoII

the lodge. Beulah stuck her head
out of the linen closet-a square,
rugged, square-faced woman of an
uncertain age-possibly around go
but no one knew for sure. Her eyes
were frosty blue when she looked
at anyone except Brick and Bill and
Liz and more recently and to
Bricks utter disgust, Jim Brad
street. Didn't Carl Gomez" she
asked.
mo. Was there any message here
"a telephone call?"
'I haven't heard of any. Who's
the new dude you brought out?"
Jim Bradstreet's son."
Beulah's eyes lighted with inter-
est. We'll, good. That's fair ex-
change for Carl, isn't it? Why
should you look so wild-eyed about
it?"
Brick Admits Faux Pas.
Brick hesitated but she knew
from past experience that it was
no use to try to keep anything from
Beulah. In the end she would know
everything. HE didn't tell me who
he was-not his last name. should
have seen the resemblance but
Evening star., 1940-09-03

The story thus far: Brick Cam
eron, daughter of the young and
pretty tDidoW, Liz Cameron, driDes
into Mesa Grande from the Cam
eron's Arizona dude ranch,
ChuckonloDi, to meet her fance,
Carl JamiSon. But Carl doesn't
drrive and the only guest for
Chuckomopi is a careless and
good looking young man ,Dith an
instant facility for angering
Brick. On the ride out to the
ranch she tells him she hates
dudes, and in particular hates
one lDho is nolu guest there
q man named Jim BradStreet, a
laDyer ,pho takes care of Liz's
affairs and is noD in loDe Dith
Liz. When they driue up to the
lodge Brick is staggered to hear
her companion hail Jim Brad
street as dad"
Evening star., 1940-09-03

lot of things in the same light and
laugh at them if" He stopped.
his eyes centered on a cloud of dust
far below on the landing field.
IF what?" she had to ask.
IF I didn't suspect that your Carl
has just executed one of his three
point landings down there-come to
pick up the pieces Of your shattered
world and flt them together again
in his way. I had hoped he wouldn't
show up quite so soon." He swung
himself lightly onto his horse. Bet
ter go down to him. I'll see what
I can do about that horse of yours. !"
Copyright, 1910, Chicago Daily News, Inc
Tomorrow: The girl with for
eign car seems to like Craig Brad
street.
Evening star., 1940-09-03

the car, slammed the door by way
of punctuation and was on her way
through the lounge. At this hour
of the day the place was usually de-
serted, but now she was held in
check by a boy who by no stretch
of imagination could be counted as
other than her brother Bill-not
only by the red hair which re-
eembled on him a cumulus cloud at
sunset, but the infectious grin that
betrayed dimple in one cheek.
"Hi-ya, Brick. Something after
you?"
She eyed with distinct disap-
proval the % automatic with which
he had been tinkering. Must you
always be playing around with
guns, Bill? Some day you are going
to shoot yourself or some one else"
She made it an opportunity for a
surreptitious glance back toward the
pool. Craig was shaking hands
with Liz nova striking, younger
edition of his father. Both men were
tall, both slender, both with the
same engaging smile and direct
blue eyes, one with gyaying hair,
the other with rough, curly black.
What a fool she had been not to
notice this sooner.
Bill Is Impressed.
Bill whirled the gun around his
index finger in the best manner
portrayed by the Western movies he
saw each Saturday night at the
trading post of Medicine Hat, and
then quick as flash drew a bead
on one of LIS most cherished
pieces of Navajo pottery. Gosh,
Brick, you should see what rolled
In while you were gone"
"What?" Brick asked absently,
still looking at Craig Bradstreet and
wondering how she could ever face
him again.
"A dame. She wasn't so hot but,
oh, boy, you should see her car
Long as from here to there" Bill
swept the length of the lounge with
his gun. "One of those foreign
makes. Right hand drive and all
that. What wad of dough she
must have to drive a car like that"
Brick wasn't at all interested in
expensive foreign cars and rich
dudes so she whirled on up the
stairs because Liz and Jim and
Craig were walking slowly toward
Evening star., 1940-09-03

ioned dahlia was especially guilty
of this appearance. Further, you
find it difhcult to put them in any
artistic arrangement, unless you
permit them to be themselves, pure
and simple. AS the flower has come
long way since the old days, and
1t is said there are about 5000 diff
ferent varieties named in publica-
tions listing them for sale, we will
report on the ways and the wiles
of the single dahlias.
First, the flower is not SO last
ing when cut for a bouquet. It is
. quick grower and easily produced.
When the single dahlia began to
attract favorable attention, its rays
swers long and slender and notched
Evening star., 1940-09-03

well, I didn't even know Jim had
| a SON."
Go on. What happened?" Beu-
lah gave every evidence of being
about to enjoy herself immensely.
II knew he'd hear about Liz and
Jim from some one as soon as he
arrived so T.
Told him so he'd have the story
straight"
Brick flushed.
"And you didn't give him a
chance to tell anything about him.
self. Now you're mad as a hornet
at him> for something for which
you have only yourself to blame "
Brick stood there like a brightly
colored balloon suddenly little de-
f1ated. Her hands dropped to her
sides at this honest analysis of her
predicament, her lips trembled.
Then the tempest brewed back into
her eyes, but all she could say was,
81 wish you would speak to Bill
about playing with guns"
Its not Bill and his guns that
keep me awake nights" Beulah said
dryly, and went back to her sheet
counting.
Liz had come up now, so Brick
headed for her room. She burst in
with: well, you saw what brought
in"
Liz, lying on her bed with her
arms folded beneath her dark head,
looked nearer 80 than 40. He was
a surprise, but like him" That
was Liz-hking everything at first
sight.
well, I don't. He's sophisticated
and he's-crude."
Bricks Mother Disturbed.
ooh, Brick, darling!" Her moth
er's laughter sounded like silver
bells in the wind Aren't you form
ing your opinion rather hastily?"
You say you like him on much
shorter time"
Liz slipped her wedding ring
slowly up and down her finger-a
ring she had worn for % years.
Maybe you are right there"
On strength of this admission
Brick came over to her mother and
stood looking down at her. "Why
don't you send Jim about his busi-
ness?"
Liz caught Bricks hand and
brushed it against her lips. -"I
Evening star., 1940-09-03
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

BY LILLIAN SoA A1hE1.
Dahlias we're named after Prof.
Andreas Dahl, Swedish student of
Linnaeus, who later was the author
Of "Observationes Botanicae."
It is said that nearly all of the
named varieties which we know to-
day have had their origin from the
one species which is known for its
variableness and is called D. varia-
bills by some and D. rosea by others.
In old gardens dahlias were great
favorites. They are becoming more
and more popular with gardeners
each year. There is an artificiality
about the plants that still is bar
rier to more general use of these
colorful flowers, and the old-fash-
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CHAPTER III.

Brick stared at Craig and pressed
her lips tight together like an angry
child determined not to cry. Then
she said, Il suppose you think you
have pulled a fast one" got out of
Evening star., 1940-09-03
REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.
CONTINUED

PAPERING, painting, plastering at special
low prices. We do our own work, guar
anteed. Call Taylor 1889.
PAPERING done at once. S4 room and up,
including paper. do my own work: guar
anteed. Georgia 0O24.
PAPERING. Roo Rooms xb;s5 80 up; mscbanias paint
Keener. Lincoln 1895
PLASTERING and cement work; no Job too
small. none too far; reasonable. District
4570. William Thomas, 707 M st. NV. 81
PLUMBING AND HEATING. jobbing and
remodel specially; 24-hour service.
Harry E. Williams, North GAS.
Save 20&o During September.
Carpenter and brick work. waterproof
ing, painting. plastering. plumbing; work
guaranteed. Ii 6999-W
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HELP MEN.
(Contiuuedl
YOUNG MAN WANTEDl

YOUNG MAN WANTED!
by local orgaIization. Sales exper. help
ful. but not necessary. Apply to 4. 1880
to 8. 979 National Press Bldg.
MAN, EXPERIENCED IN
AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT
BUSIN ESS, TO TAKE
CHARGE OF DELIVERY
DEPT. AND GENERAL SU-
PERVISION. EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY WITH OLD
ES T A BLISHED AUTOMO-
TIVE JOBBER CONCERN.
BOX 154-K, STAR.
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EAECUIlbE SEC1, cOAege BraQ., IL yrs
social. editorial and research experience.
NO. 1898. 81
GIRL. colored. reliable, wants Job as maid
or nurse: ref. Telephone MI. 1897.
NURSE. trained for infant, "a. long exp:
American naturalized, dietician; min, Sl5
wk.; local ref Box 249-M, Star. e.
NURSE. practical, hospital training; doc
tors references, long experience; reason
able. Mrs. Lee, FIR. 376S.
NURSE. hospital training. s years exp,
best doctors ref: take any case, give hypos.
District S432. A.
NURSE. with training. years of practice in
pr1Vate-fome nursing, desires position as
nurse-companion; age AZ good reference.
Box 106-R. Star A.
NURSE, prac.. hosp. exp, wishes in
refined Christian home Atlantic 10.
NURSE-COMPANION, middle-aged. refined,
competent; references; care infant also
MI. 4333 after and before $50 am 5s
PRACTICAL NURSE. exp. wants day or
night work. SIS week Emerson 08S9.-
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE cook, laundress. houseman chauf-
feur; stay nights; $50 month: references.
1852 Macomb st. NV.
MEN OR WOMEN colored-We have open
ings In our order department for intelligent
and neat-appearing men or women; average
earnings for women, SO to $50 weekly; for
men, $50 to S35~weekly Apply to IL
am. Tuesday or Thursday 2603 St Nv.
TUTOR WANTED-Young man or woman
for two hours daily, tutoring In English.
grammar and algebra. Elementary Phone
Mrs. Mirick. Woodley 1865. 8.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than my.
self. OSCAR LEAMAN. Comus. Md Sc
JEAN RICHARDS, FORMERLY OF 1888 M
st. NV. and The Stables. of Bull Run, Vir-
ginia. announces the purchase of the Lido
Restaurant, 1404 18th St. at Conn ave
and win operate as the "Old New Orleans" !"
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that ! will not be responsible for any
debts other than those contracted by
myself. FLICK EDWARD NORRIS, 1880
Belmont st. NV
myself Francis b. ANDERSEN. 7o5
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LOST,
FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BRING OR REPORT deserted, stray animals
tonly) to the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic Tl42
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SITUATIONS WoMEk.

EXECUTIVE SECY., college grad, Il yrs
social. editorial and research experience.
| NO, 12AH e
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PEACHES, TREE RIPE.
WHITE YELLOW. FREEsTONE.
Route 2S. from Silver Spring l3 miles.
One mile east of Ashton. Nd.
GROWN AND PACKED BY j. F. WORST
Evening star., 1940-09-03

PIANO-We have slightly used latest
model Knabe spinet in practically new con-
dition that can be purchased at worth
while saving over the new price: new guar
antee; easy terms. Ma. 4730. Kits,
1880 G st.
Evening star., 1940-09-03

DINETTE. 9 pieces, with corner cabinet:
S32 30. Sample suite. Terms: 81 so per
Evening star., 1940-09-03
LEWIS FURNITURE CO.

DINING ROOM SUITE-Modernistic in
walnut waterfall: full 10 pieces. This is
sample suite, sold as new at used prices.
Evening star., 1940-09-03

DRUM OUTFITS-Buy at the Piano Shop
and saYei Complete new outfits, S39 so,
S79. 80, 500 80; easy terms; also we buy
musical instruments. Republic 1890. 10l5
7th st. n W. Open evenings.