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Service Orders
ARMY.

Nih NOhIN
Harms, Col Henry w from San Francisco
10 Moffett Field.
White; MAJ. Edward H, from Washington
Walton. Col Leo A, from Maxwell Field
GQolrick, col. Robert E. M, from Mofrett
ingion to Boiling lir + F Fec E. i'0" "''n-
He fsid N n' Mof.s slsn f.6 from Randolph
schla,teF; MAJ, David NJ, from Kelly Field
Field ED f to Monet hf fisid P from Kelly
Northrpp. Capt GeorEe G., from McCord
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
W4Tsham, Il, Col Ludson D, from Fort
vo BselV9 y. t. to Ppi dba ,., n-.,.,.
Armottds, Firsl u Salvatore A, from
Fort Belvoir TO Camp Jackson
Madscn, First 1t Kenneth E, from Fort
Belvoir Q Camp Jackson
Solohub, tlrst 1t Julian v" from Pitts
Ek 9nTsh to t,r Fort Bey Rdr, ,-oa, vo-.
Murray second It George j. III. from
n"a'a' ~ u 1N + GN2mP Jackson,
Gill, Il. Col William Il from Washing
=, Ton to Camp Jackson.
HuPgIIess, Mai. Bernard F, from Fort Nc
Karlstad, Mai, Charles II. from Fort
LeavenWorth to Washington.
t'to' ''tA A''ilA " I Az fti4o
Fountain, Mai John R, from St. Louis to
oUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Alfonte. 1t Col James r., from Fort
Bennlng TO Atlanta.
Simpson, Mai, Lawrence L, from Fort
Bragg 70 Atlanta
Deaderick. Mai George s., from Maxwell
Field to Atlanta.
Adamson, Maj John E, from Fort Nc
Clellan to Atlanta
stoltz, First 1t Albert E, from Barksdale
Field to Atlanta.
Kclls Mai Clarence H from Philadelphia
to WASHINGTON
CAVALRY.
Ramey, Mai. Rufus S, from Fort Leaven-
worth TO Washington
Williams Capt joseph M. from Fort
Brown 10 Camp Ord
Alger. First 1t. James D, from the Philip
pines to Fort Knox
Llchlrle, First 1t. Cornelius A. from the
Philippines TO Fort Knox
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Rogers, Can't, George D, from Plcatinny
Arsenal to WASHINGTON
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Fort sill to Fort Bragg
Graham First 1t. Alexander, from Fort Sill
Nicholas, Capt. Charles p. from Fort
Leavenworth 10 Fort Bragg
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS
johnson. Second 1t Harold O.. from Fort
Winfield Scott to Fort Lewis.
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Dorothy Dix Says 49,
Exchanging Places Might Help
Put New Viewpoint on Life

Everybody has always known what
was the matter with marriage, but,
like the weather, no one has ever
done anything about it except to
to help much, so it is heartening
to learn that the judges in two
domestic relations courts are at
tempting to solve the problem of
the unhappily wed by melting out
sentences TO the aggressors in which
the punishment is made to fit the
crime. In one of these cases III
which the wife asked for an order
her husband from grum-
bling over his food and casting his
mothers bread and cakes and pies
in her teeth the judge ordered the
critical husband to go into the
kitchen and do the family cooking
for a month. In another case the
judge condemned a man to kiss his
wife every day when the aggrieved
party set forth that she was starving
for affection and that her husband
just took her for granted instead of
treating her like a lady love. The
of these two cases is epoch
because they are the two
major causes of domestic friction
and have been first aid to more
divorces than anything else.
1t is grand idea, and perhaps
this simple home remedy OF making
the matrimonial offenders take their
own medicine will do more to cure
domestic ills than all the high
tangled nostrums prescribed by the
moralists and psychiatrists
Suppose, for instance, the man
who is always telling his poor,
nerve-racked wife that he doesn't
see what she has to complain of,
and why she is always saying she
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OPERATOR, steady position. NO
9707. 1901 4th st, ne
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England Orders All
European Women
Out Of Hong Kong
U. S. Is Also Expected
To Evucuute Nationals
From Crisis Area

BY the Associated Press.
HONG KONG, June 29.-Great
Britain, in preparation for a threat
ened crisis with Japan, ordered to-
day the compulsory removal of all
European women and children from
the Hong Kong crown colony in the
next week.
Simultaneously. the removal of
approximately 200 American women
and children from Hong Kong was
believed decided upon by United
States officials here. There are at
least $500 British women and chill
dren here, but the number included
in Britain's order was not given.
The impending mass flight was
taken generally as sign that Brit
ain would reject Japan's demand
for the closing of the Burma route
to China, over which Japan
charges the Chinese have been get
ting arms.
Japan was expected to retaliate
by attempting to blockade Hong
Kong or even launching an in
vasion, observers said. 1t was said
that Britain would adopt powerful
counter measures to any Japanese
step, no matter what the conse-
quences. The crisis was expected
within 10 days.
Early Crisis Expected.
The British ordered The European
women and children to prepare to
leave by next Friday at the latest.
Although Manila is their initial
destination, it is understood the
refugees ultimately might be sent
to Australia or New Zealand.
Under the state of emergency in
Hong Kong the government had
power TO order the removal of all
persons not necessary for its de-
Tense. The American women and
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Deaths Reported

Fanny w Boyce, So. 202a Connecticut ave.
William Carmichael "a, Casualty Hospital.
A9uiia G. Homan. II: Gallinger Hospital.
RIoyslus 7. Genau az, Providence Hospital
Eva D. Riddick. 81. 1927 Twentieth st.
Joseph s S Reif; 65. GeoreetoWn Hospital.
Rebecca Mccain. 81, IL Quincy place NE.
Timothy B. Costello, So, Gallinger Hospital.
Lucy Downs. 81 Sibley Hospital
Hospital
Clifton Aires, 80 GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Frederick A. Palmer, A., Doctors Hospital
A~nes Fancy. 45, 92s D street SW
James j. REDMOND, 49, Walter Reed Hospi-
tai
Row D, Osborn Al, Walter Reed Hospital.
Arthur L. Haislip, ~. Casualty Hospital
- liam Lewis. o. BOA L st. S.W
Orange jackson. SO, Freedmen's Hospital
missouri Parker, so, Freedmen'S Hospital
Lewis Hopkins alias Lewis Brown, SO, 500
M st. NV
John Weaver, 20 Freedmen's Hospital
viola jackson. 10. Gallinger Hospital.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL wants full-time or days work. Call
60 lul9s, for Mildred in Apt o. 1922
18th st. NV
GIRL, col9red, neat, for Rhw. or nurse
maid Ref Phone Atlantic 12r4-J 30"
GIRL. lsht colored wants morning part
time work Of any kind; good reference.
Michigan 4S20
GIRL colored, neat. wishes part-time lob.
maid or mothers helper, after l pm
GIRL col. wishes Job OF any kind: maid.
cleaning ONCE; Al ref, Dupont 9s25.
GIRL, colored. wishes DAYS or part-time
work, cleaning or as mothers helper
Atlantic l@lg-W.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time morning
work or days work. best references Me
$3.50. after 100 pm
LADY recommends thoroughly satisfac-
tory general housemaid for light work,
afternoons: neat, honest. competent In
qulrleS received by telephone Sunday
morning only, Woodley SAD 30"
WOMAN. colored wishes homework or days
work Call Adams 746O-M 1881 18th ST.
NV. 3Os
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HORSES work or riding; mules. ponies;
dble or sgle harness; manure load or bu.
738 18th Sc, rear. Ii. 10047, Mr.. DriscoH.
]"
ABERDEEN ANGUS BULL. high-bred. reg
istered. , years old reason for selling,
must get unrelated sire for herd, price,
$3.50. 931 Investment Bldg. DI. 07ST.
SALE-Thoroughbred horse brown, 1871;
half-bred horse, black, 1914; both well
mannered cheap for quick sale. Call GE.
1907 or Fairfax 201-W.
MILK COWS, 3, young, growing into money.
$50 each; 2 heifers, 1 coming fresh in
January, $50: ! heifer calf. S12; / bull
calf, SO; 100 white leghorn laying hens.
81 each, 10l22 Georgia ave SH, 81 So
SADDLE HORSE SALE. Recently arrived
with a carload of fine and 5 gated
pleasure and show horses, also , kid
broke GATED ponies Several Of above
are blue ribbon winners. Sensible prices.
V; r. Holt. Southern ave. at Suitiand
I'd. Sc.
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is designed for sizes "a, 36, SO, 40, AZ,
a., 46 and 48. Size Sc with either
sleeve, requires yards of 39-inch
material without nap.
Send IS cents right this minute
for Barbara Bells New Fashion
Book! It's brilliant pattern pa
rade of the best spring styles, in
designs that you can easily, thrift
lily make at home! Everything you
want-home frocks, dressy clothes,
sports outfits, lingerie, adorable
children'S clothes.
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SALESMAN.

garages, fire; amazings opportunity for
statesmen. c. H Palmer, Gaithersburg. Nd
30'
FURNITURE statesmen. experienced. to
sell major appliances on floor Of WASH
INGTON'S LARGEST APPLIANCE HOUSE;
good salary and commission; steaoy posi-
ton Atlas 921 @ st. NV.
statesmen, experienced, to sell decorations
for 4th of July celebration to merchants.
Apply 1915 H ST. ne. Drawing account
against commission 400
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FEC. Defense Plan
To Include Radio
Advisory Groups
Industry Will Set Up
Committees Under New
Communications Program
BY WILLIAM ]. WHEATLEY.

Advisory committees representing
various branches of the radio in
dustry are to be formed in connec-
ton with plans for organizing the
communications system of the
United States for national defense.
This, it is understood, will be one
of the first steps taken by Chair
man James Lawrence Fly of the
Federal Communications Commits
sion under the proposed executive
order in naming a governmental
committee to map out defense fea-
lures of the communications sys-
tenn, including wire, cable and radio.
Draft Sent to White House.
A preliminary draft of the pro-
posed executive order has been sent
to the White House for eXamina-
ton by President Roosevelt, but it
is understood that some amend
ments are to be made before it is
sent back for final approval
While the order will name Gov
eminent officials to the control
board, it is understood to be the
plan. subsequent to the appointment
of the governmental board, to have
the various branches of the COM
municationS industry name rep
reSentativeS of their groups to form
advisory committees to discuss vari-
Gus problems and assist in solving
them. The governmental board. it
was indicated, will include rep
resentativeS of the Federal Com
munications Commission, the chief
of naval communications. the chief
signal officer of the Army and the
communications division of the
State Department.
Radio Officials See Fly.
Subsequent to announcement that
the Government was contemplate
ing the formation of a National
Defense Communications Board
representatives of the radio broad
cast industry called on Chairman
Fly to find out what role industry
might play. These included Frank
M. IehSSCAii VIC kJL CS4dCl1I "a VIC
National Broadcasting Co.; Harry
C. Butcher vice president of the
Columbia BroadcaSting System;
Neville Miller, president Of the Ma
tional Association of Broadcasters,
and Theodore c. Stribert, vice presi-
cent of the Mutual Broadcasting
Co
The chairman is understood to
have explained the plan to them
and to have informed them they
were to be consulted in any plans
which the governmental committee
proposed after the executive order
is signed While it was expected
the order would be signed this week,
this is only problematical, because
it will take time for the agencies
affected by the order to study it
in its amended form
The Importance Of checking the
citizenship Of all personnel engaged
in the communications industry,
and particularly in broadcastng
and pointto-point radio telegraph,
was stressed by the chairman
Merchants Of the Netherlands
West Indies are increasing their
offerings of goods from the United
States
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ELECTRIC RANGE, WESTINGHOUSE covered
units; gray and white porcelain; built-in
clock; $50. 3lR jefferson st N a.
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HELP MEk e WOMEN.

CoLORED COUPLE, reliable, to live in;
chauffeur, butler houseman, cook. general
housework; in nearby Nd country home;
state references in answering, BOX SAG,
Star,
MAN AND WIFE, sober. employed, for
S-apt. bldgs.; part rent for services. 2743
Woodley pl, NV Adams 67OR
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CHILDRENS NURSE. Viennese refucee,
desires position. experienced. excellent REF
efences Box ash. Star. 3Os
MgLTIGRAPHER. mimeoFrapher. typist and
ounce elTl wants work. Call Lincoln 1853
between . m. and 5 pm
NURSE. practical white, wishes case: fond
reasonable Box 117-H, Star 30.
NURSE hospital training, best Dr.'s ref.
Wiii take any case: can give hypos. Ii
"i'" }0'
NURSEMAID, houseworker, white middle
ne experienced; good references; per
mahent. Box ll3-H, Star. "gs
PERSONAL MAID. coIored experienced,
pest OF reference. Lincoln 5O25.
PHI. D. IN EDUCATION offers tntellteent.
TeSponAoe service on professional level
young woman. writes well Capable cor
respondent, Research. college teaching,
edltinF eXperlence, No caRvassfifg or
commission. Reply fully. Box 66-H Star.
WOMAN, white, %. wants day work. chill
oteh nurse. companion. no Sundays
Georgia 0229, 20 a.m,-2 pm 30a
WOMAN, experienced in menu-mak king
1000 buying and supervision Of kitchen and
aiming room help, desires immediate con-
nectlon; references furnished Box Ugh.
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BRICKLAYFR, white. expert. wants Jobs
chimneys, freDlaces. tiers. steps faaStone
walks etc. sH. 1852 81 pm. Prices
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FANS. floor models must be sold EAGLE
Sales Co. 1907 9TH st. NV
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MEN

Who are statesmen or would like to be, we
offer year-r0und opportunity with IN
usually complete line of heating equipment:
ply 1928 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
Il block beyond carline) l TO pm.
daily except Sunday.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
This office offers a genuine oppor-
tunity for a real estate salesman of good
appearance, knowledge of the business and
who has the will to work. Call Mr.. Spear,
at S422 Ga ave. Silver Spring, Md.
SH 567S
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines Minimum,

Three Lines tMinimum)
/ time 23c line $500 S SO
3 times zoe line 100
7 times 19c line (consecutivelv) 500
Transient advertisements cash
Additional space pro rata
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion
DEATH NOTICES-s1.25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less: l5c per
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
2 lines l time. zoe line S go
3 lines. times, 18c line --- 1.08
3 lines, times, 15c line $4,000 135
Business cards under Special Nc
tees and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional
Business advertisements under
Situations 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. Nothing is so cheap consld-
ering the results obtained
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Girl guides of North Fife, Scot
land. volunteered to run a mobile
canteen for local searchlight units.
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HELP WOMEN,


BEAUTY OPERATOR, steady position. NO.
9707. 2301 4th st, ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around expert,
part or fun time. 3017 14th st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around, high
class operator: aforementioned shop. Apply
3433 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTICIAN, colored, pleasing personality,
with some following Box 1876. Star
CLERK young lady, thoroughly experienced
in operating Burroughs bookkeeping ma
chine; give experience references and sal
airy expected. Address Box 120-H Star.
CoLORED-Earn So to $40 per week extra
in spare time at home. Michigan 1868
after 10 am 800
DRESS BUYER experienced only, for
employees of this store know of this open
ing Box 94-H, Star.
GIRL white, mothers helper; live in; sal
ary;. references Apply evenings. Apt. ?,
4010 Calvert st. NV. Glover Park.
SALAD GIRL, colored capable of taking
full charge of pantry. References required.
Box 491-G. Star.
SECRETARY, single. several years expe-
rience, good appearance. Give age, edu-
cation, experience, stenographic and tipping
speed: Reply in own handwriting Box
SECRETARY, in good dental Office; state
age, education and any business expert
ence. Must furnish references: good salary.
Box 437E, Star,
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper. for real
estate office; experienced. Box 460-G, Star.
STENOGRAPHER temporary chance for
permanent assignment. State age, expert
fence and salary expected. Box 1876. Star.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted, stray animals
tonlyl to the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 1883 or Atlantic 7142.
DOG. long haired, brown and white. oath
and E SITS. NV, Thursday. gals st. NV,
Apt. !.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, in Sc section.
Call between 3 and Z pm. 81 9th st. Sc.
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REPAIRS e. SERVICE

REPAIRS e. SERVICE
BRIcKLAYFR, white expert. wants Jobs;
chimneys, freplaces, tiers. steps fagstone
walks. etc. sH. 1852 81 pm. Prices
reasonable
CHAIR CANEING g{PHoLs9T 1zFs
1888 10Th st NV Pno n NE sos2 VIM
ELECTRIC WIRING PIX! r1xsuTs !; ).
let's repairs OLD houses suec;aIty RegaI
Flec Co. 1909 Georgia ave Rand s39,
GLASS and glazing, broken glass replaced,
wood and eel sash glazing. sEyIcht re-
placement Lincoln 1G"-1 %
PAINTING; PAPERING. REPAIRING int,
ext; pure lead and oil used on ext; cauIk-
roofs repaired. painted RA. $3.50
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING-I sat-
Isfy. Sensible price. John Tolson, At
PAPER HANGING this, week only So 80
per DOM: 1870 washable sunfast papers.
work guaranteed Michigan 53l6
PAPERING, uainting, floors sanded and
refnished, eeneral repairs: complete
screening: free estimates. DI, G94o. %
P PLY dIIn AND HEATING. jobbing and
Harry E williams, North G24S
Radio Trouble? FT nee est 4on %eTk 1s sqs.
MID-CTTY Radio Shop, 90 pm Ma 500
TIME TO REPAIR YOUR HOUSE. I 10
my own work Carpenting, painting,
glazing; reasonable. NE. 0O9O %"
SOC, SPECIAL FOR SHORT TINE ON Y
Your old sewing machine oiled. inspected
BERGs, Sewing Machine Dept, 1th and K.
Ma. 80.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
AIR COMPREssoRs. new. used: $500
down, s. 90 month Michigan 9439. Eve,
AIR CONDITIONER, window model. cool
l,500-cu. #. room; 1889 demOnstrator;
new, $50; sacrifice, S95; new guarantee.
For sale by mig, reppresentatlye i Dealers
AIR CONDITIONER. repossessed portable
air-cooled room cooler = hp... used about
: mos VII sell install and guarantee
Ranged af hudson Ids Ar Cond!tio nina c Corp
1927 Penn. ave. NV.
ANTIQUES Beautiful gifts in artistic
brass and bronze. Silver services 6 ana
Shop. 3O33 NJ st. NV.
ANTIQUE and modern silver for wedding
gifts al great savings; Also tlne Minton,
Wsdswqod C 3Gl6 china r murray Sal
ANTIQUES-Sofa bureau and two maple
tester beds Inspect 1911 5th st. NV. Q
to 4:30, Sat and Sun, or GE. $500. 500
ATTIC FANS, ventilating. circulating. kitch-
en- and other type fans taH new spe-
cially priced All fans carry guarantee.
For estimates call Emerson SS63.
BEDROOM. dining room. living room suites,
brea kfast set. studio couch, rugs. WE DO
MOVING. Edelman. 1908 Georgla ave.
BEDROOM SUITE, IO-pc $50: 7-pc bed
pcs lv rm. SIS; kit table, 81 so: kit
chair, 81; French kidney desk, $50. 500S
Illinois ave. NV.
BRICKS-Excellent quality of used bricks;
large assortment Of used DOORS standard
sizes, 15C up. H. Herfurth, Jr., Inc,
4 and o sts sc.
BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING MA
TERIALS REMOVAL NOTICE. We have
closed our Southwest yard Its entire
stock has been combined with that Of our
Northeast yard Here YOU will And the
greatest selection of used ma terlal in the
City Foundation TO roof al rock bottom
The entire personnel of our Southwest
yard will be glad to serve you at our
18th and II SITS Northeast Branch.
HECHINGER co
BUILDING MATERIAL SALE-Wrecking
l3S houses IN city blocks for Govt Stun
clearance project between 3rd. 18Th, Eve and
E SITS SCI 100000 brick, 81 so m 600
O0C #, lumber. 1000 #; iron fence
Flooring, SO M: other lumber, Sl2 up
Doors soc; sash. CSC: tubs. IS. Job office
ware ware ave I'VE, s.w. RE. 5000 Ace Wrecking CO.
CAR WASHERS. popular brand $500
down. $500 month Michigan 9439; eve,
Dupont 706S
DINING ROOM SUITE. S35: L. G. smith
typewriter, S15. Leaving city. Phone
Woodley 1925.
DISPLAY CASES new and used; all sizes
at deep-cut prices; no money down. liberal
trade-in Atlas. 921 G st NV. DI 3737
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FANS. new. Quiet running, Fresh nd-air
Circulators floor pedestal models; specla
rate on large. 30" size only $50 to Sept
LIST; smaller sizes. So per month UP. E. Q
IIKENS MA 67NT
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LOST.

LOST.
BOOK. containing milk accounts. $40 re-
ward. Call AT. 400. 304
GLASSES. tortoise she'll 14th st. between
Park I'd. and Harvard on Friday. Reward.
GE. 9013.
MUSIC piano orchestrations, near Beaver
Dam Club. Reward, Adams 7S95-W.
TERRIER PUPPY, male, black tan and
white. Answers to name of Lucky Reward.
Mrs Sporting. Columbia 7744.
WRIST WATCH lady's white gold 10
Jewel Gruen with several small diamonds,
black cord strap Wednesday, June %, on
streetcar or near Wisconsin and Massa
chusetts ayes: reward Emerson 1868.
WRIST WATCH. lady's "Lyceum," gold lost
Monday night; reward. Call Republic 400.
Ext 201.
WRIST WATCH, diamond and platinum,
cluster Of diamonds at each end and small
diamonds around border, June 21, between
Woodmont Country Club, 700 block of
9TH st. and 400 block Blagden ave. NV.
Reward. w. E. Cumberland, $40 Wood
ward Bldg District $3.50.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CHAUFFEUR GARDENER and cook-hou5p-
keeper, by man and wife white. excellent
local references. Phone SH $500 Il