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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-18

Kitchen Katchall'
Cheese Biscuits
4 c. -four
8 tsp. baking powder
2 tsp. salt
Tbsp. shortening
Tbsp. sugar
&c. grated American cheese
ia to ia c. milk
Add cheese to sifted dry ingre-
dients and chop in the fat; add
milk; mixing as little as possible.
Pat out to half-inch thickness, cut,
and bake at 425 degrees, for IL to
is minutes.
Tuna Croquettes
Tbsp. fat
Tbsp. -four
c. milk
Salt and pepper
Coz cans grated tuna fish
large pkg. potato chips
2 beaten eggs
"a c. milk
Make Wn1Le sauce O1 Lat, HOuA
l c. milk, and seasonings. Add
drained tuna fish. Cool, and form
in cone-shaped croquettes. Roll
potato chips to crumbs. Dip GRO
quettes into crumbs, then into egg
mixed with "a C. milk, then into
crumbs. Fry in deep fat, 800 de-
grees, until brown. Use hot r1ush-
room soup as sauce. Makes 8 to Q
croquettes.
Cabbage Salad De Luxe
1 medium head cabbage
dill pickles
hard-cooked eggs
c. Thousand Island
dressing
Lettuce
Shred cabbage, chop pickles and
eggs reserving one of each for
garnish. Combine with shredded
cabbage and dressing. Serve N
lettuce cups. Garnish with slices
of egg and pickle. Serves 8.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-18
NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS


Newark township trustees will
receive bids for resurfacing $40
mile, 4752 TT. long, and 16 TT. wide,
until Saturday, April 27, 10 o'clock
A. M, E. S. T.
8448 square yards of bituminous
treatment will be required; drag
treatment is essential.
All bids will be scrutinized with
care, and doubtless the lowest re-
sponsible bidder will be awarded
the contract However the board
of Township Trustees reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
An adequate bond will be requir-
ed of successful bidder for proper
performance of contract. County
Engineers estimate of cost of pro-
ject to be completed at an early
date $196192. Specification on file
with Township Clerk.
BY order of Township Trustees,
d. Hoffer, r. Forgraves, G. Fulke.
MAC MOSSMAN,
Clerk-Tr reasurer,
A18-25 Newark Township
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-18

Distribution of commodities to
relief clients was scheduled at
Surplus Commodity headquar.
ters, 81 South Third street, on
Thursday of this week. Pension
ers were requested to call Fri
day for allotments.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-18
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to Dale
Bisel, whose place of residence is
F. Bisel has filed his petition in
the Common Pleas Court of Lick
ing County, Ohio, being case num-
Der 31728, praying for divorce and
custody of minor children of the
parties, and that said case will be
for hearing on or after the expira-
ton Of six weeks from the first
publication of this notice.
FRED r. BISEL,
Plaintiff.
Randolph & Johnson,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
A 1925 M 2-9-16-23
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-18

1t is estimated that during
1889 approximately $266,000, 900
of automotive materials were
exported. This is a six per cent
decrease from the 1888 figure
of $282,813,952.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-18
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of Harry r. Hatton, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given
that The Newark Trust Company
of Newark, Ohio, has been duly ap-
pointed as Administrator of the
Estate of Harry r. Hatton, de-
cease d, late of Licking County
Ohio. Dated this 18th day of
April, 1910.
HENRY c. ASHCRAFT,
Judge of the Probate Court,
A 1925 M Licking County, Ohio
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of William M. Holland,
deceased. Notice is hereby given
that Ben Holland, 500 w. Chest
nut ST., Mt Vernon, Ohio, has been
duly appointed as Administrator of
the Estate of William NJ Holland,
deceased. late of Licking County,
Ohio. Dated this 18th day of April,
1910.
HENRY c. ASHCRAFT,
Judge of the Probate Court,
A 1925 NJ Licking County, Ohio
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-18

Case Number 1880
. The Newark Trust Company
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OPPORTUNITY TO become associated with
attorney with established Offices U engage
IN real estate mortgage business Imam or
woman. some investment required. Box
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CHILDs NURSE. high-type, experienced.
wishes position IN WeII-estabhshed family.
Box 50O-S, Star.
COMPANION by refined woman: will assist
With Housekeeping or children Phone
Dlstrlci hW-o. ~
COMPANION HOUsEKEEPER white. mid
dle-aged. desires position with elderly per-
son or couple. Georsia 24H3- 2s'
DOCTORS ASSISTANT. refined young
woman attractive. experienced expert typ
iSt Knowledge bookkeeping and shorthand;
pleasant personality and voice. Box 1T,
Star. 3d'
GIRL. will prepare dinner. do ehw. after
for employed couple for nm. and nd.
GIRL. colored. wants Job as waitress.
Gail 81 K St. ne.
HOUsEKEEPER. experienced, middle AGED.
1000 cog Re- Soy Box s P2sTioss a IN small 9au
LADY young, small. . yrs hosp. train
ms desires to learn dentistry. salary
unlmportant. Phone RE. 95l2, Apt. 30s.
NURSE. UNDERGRADUATE experienced. unin-
numbered: wants permanent case. war
field 1919 29'
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion. hos
pital ana Doctors Office training: willing
10 live in. Cali Dupont s1l1 between II
n. and : pm. 3o'
PRACTICAL NURSE will act as companion
10 LADY Invalid or care for child. Refer
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced. wants
day or Eisht work, fifteen collars week.
Emerson UNe9.
SECRETARY, stenogra pher, typist: s yrs
experience. Dorothy Mckinley. SH.
ASH 30.
WIDOW. refined. wishes position as COM
penion houSekeeper or asst in large board
Ing house Chestnut 81 % 29'
WOMAN, capable. with university and
travel BACKGROUND and five years expert
enCe as hostess, wishes hotel hostess posi-
ton: excellent references. Box 4s2-S,
Star
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tured one of the fashionable down.
town clubs and here they were in
a murky, redecorated basement in
Harlem, where the food was bad
and the air worse. Of course, it
was the most fashionable place to
60 just now, Anne thought, prob
ably because the orchestra was the
loudest in Harlem, and the floor
show the most vulgar. There were
several well-dreSsed parties at the
nearby tables and they seemed to
be enjoying it. So she decide if
this was what Franklin liked, she
could like it too
They danced a couple of times to
the sensuous moaning rhythm of a
small orchestra, shrouded in the
pale haze of cigarette smoke and
the heavy smell of cooking and too
many people.
Then later they went somewhere
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can entertain him, mother"
Mrs. Saunders looked mischievous
Don't you think an old lady like
me would bore him?"
"Oh, no." Anne said quickly. Hes
as old as you are, isn't he, Sheila?
Maybe he'll enjoy nice quiet eve
ming. Ask him to dinner. You can
have Mrs. Monohan serve you a
separate dinner in the small dining
room"
Then we can sit in the parlor
and look at the stereoscope views"
Mrs. Saunders said, overly innocent.
How lovely!"
Sheila laughed boisterously. Anne
said, "Oh, shut up, Sheila!' and
nov, nom, don't be difficult. You
can have a nice talk about ~
About you, dear. know"
well. you could just mention
about what success I was in those
plays. at home. Things like that.
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Births Reported

James and Marie Brown, girl
r ras[aaX an nd FPedeEicka CARPENTER. boy.
Robert and Frances Crump. boy.
John and Marv Dunnne boy
Thomas and Dorothy Foley, girl.
Fonce and Nora Ford. girl
lanes and Lavina Gibbons girl.
Howard and Jean Goode boy
p EIuI and Frances Guest, girl;
JudSon and Alice Harrison, girl.
Row and Betty Hundley. boy
Harry and Viola johnson. boy.
William and Elsie King, girl
George and Beatrice Lewis. boy.
Alexander and Jeanette Patrzykouski. girl
Alvin and Anna Rockwell. bow,
Samuel and Beatrice Schneider. boy,
William and Elsiebelle Soules, boy.
James and Mary Thompson, girl
W Wser and nd Myrtle so2 boy
Alfred and Nora Anie. -on, girl
Robert and Mary Burke, girl
James sand Loretta Cloud boy
Myron and Josephine Cole. girl
Francisco and Angela Damanti girl.
Bernard and Ruby Fling. girl.
James and Bessie Forvsth. girl
John. and Juanita Gibbs. boy.
Frank and Helen Gocal. srl.
Lawrence and Caynelle Greene. girl.
Ward and Dorothy Huzzard. boy So''
Roland and Florence. Ktser, boy.
Leroy and Helen Mickey. boy.
Vernon and Catherine Parker. girl.
Joseph and Nina Ragan, boy.
Franklin and Mary Rose boy.
Frankie and Forrest Smith. boy.
Lawrence and Mary Sprouse, boy
Herman and katherine Tineen. boy
Edmond and Mora Wiblitzhouser. girl.
Roscoe and Hattie Charles. girl.
James and Nettie Frye, boy.
Arthur and Mary Hammond. Girl
Fred and Frances Jones, girl
Julius and Pearl Knard, girl.
Luther and Sadie Kit. girl.
Ryan and Dorthea Lewis. boy
John and Christina Mitchell, girl.
Paul and Anna Washington. bow.
James and Adele Williams, boy.
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U.s. BY Rjto Hansen

Although he scares me sometimes.
But She'll, when he looks at you =.
you get kind of wobbly, and his
voice. don't know. It's like some
thing soft :. q. kind of stroking you'll"
She didn't tell about the kiss for
she was quite certain that Sheila
wouldn't approve.
Before Sheila went to sleep, Anne
said, II should think mother would
be in by now. I imagine he took
her to one of those family res
taurants around in the neighbour
hood. Can't see what's keeping
them!"
Sheila turned over sleepily and
said sweetly, Imagine again, dar-
ling. Johnny took mother to that
new room at the Waldorf and
I think he mentioned something
about taking in that new musical
that just opened"
She calmly went to sleep but
Anne couldn't. She kept thinking
he's probably doing this to
make me jealous, or sorry for stand
ing him up.
Bue she couldn't sleep SO, IRON
ically enough, after half an hour
she got up and went downstairs to
wait for her mother.
Copyright. 1910, Chicago Daily News Inc.
Tomorrow: Mrs. Saunders elated
over her date with John Bresdon.
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Deaths Reported

Lucy Darnell. 50. Emergency Hospital
Emma NJ. Crews. so, 21O6 South Dakota
ave. ne.
Samuel T. Carson, 70, 1345 Montague st.
NV
Lila NJ. Gillespie So. 5325 Potomac ave NV
Peter Brennan. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Bertha G. Seebold. 54. 451S 9th ST. NV.
William A. Snow. As, Walter Reed Hospital
Marie P. Won Pagenhardt. 43. Garfield
Hospital.
Mary Ofenstein. AZ. 1919 Biltmore st. NV.
Catherine Sullivan. SO. GEORGETOWN Hos
Herbert X. Smith. IS. Walter Reed Hos
Ansslm Rothsshud g. osrnsld Hospital.
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Marriage License
Applications

ne. and Layon wilson, 81, $50 q
St. NV; the Rev. Thomas A. Ward
Nellie [. Barnes. %, ai45 N st. n aWG
=, the Rev: j. P Hamilton.
ne, and Margaret r Perry 0i IH ia ia
GoInmola I'd. NV; the Rev. Charles E.
" ana R ecRsket jenkins I4 ?33 1l tn st 9TH
rd nv; the Bey, J. Campbell Beckett.
Edward G. Blgler; %. 23O Cromwell ter
Douglas st. ne: the Rev. Howard e
Robert E L. Brown. 90, 3OI4 Woodland
Or; and Anne r. NORM %, 1926 Massa-
Edward T Dienan. 20 23!S 10th st. n ~ W.
and Bernadette M McCieilard Il. 32 %
Geof TSefIS'f VS. 10 the Rey John Dgnan.
sv. and Dorothy Moore. 'i 70. "a @ 7tb
1eT st; s y u the Rev, John BrtgEs,
ton. -, both Of I @ . st NV NJ Nf tbe
~ Rev. James L. Pinn.
norman W; Brown. go and Katherine NJ
Re eSse John a4 c9sE RaE Of Baltimore Md; the
Richard S. Broadus. 20, OH Concord ave.
NV and Catherine NJ Morris. -. 4s2
John Gum Sui '9 5f Key ysmes l b H Il
and Vivian C. Roberts. ~ 1891 .Jefprs " 4,
Ro S B; Tf hs RTy Fred Rascbmeyer
Iowa, and Frances L. Truman. "a,
Willows Calf; the Rev Inward s.
Francis NJ. Gilroy. % 1920 sbepherd G.
Nv Nv AND Elizabeth F. OBrien. 81.
EEaneatuck Conn: the Rev Ronald j..
Robert R Hershman %. 134 18th 9.
Sc. and Harriet A Mater % i3I3
NoItn Garoina ave. ne; the Rev. Ed
:, win A. Luckett. ~
ave u W. and Lorraine A voorhees,, o.
sshhookmpnt' Md; the Rev William S,
Michael F. showalter 40. 1850 con,ec,i-
e Sa S sse; n ~ "; and GLADYS NJ Goerineer
Ioseoo ~, Connectlcut ave. NV; the Rev.
Harold 7. Earnest. %. 300 Aspen st NV
D. Nd The Rev. F Heaiv '--ie
a con IS mianish' a. 1874 NJ st. ne. and
Howard E. Reeves. as' 4ss7 Conduit I'd
TN TN ana Martha, L. Burton. 25 34T2
nouebs o.; NV the Rev. Simpson B.
Norman l. Page. 81. 1894 Penn st Nc
crsnshav s Rf seq ss % aso cao W5ish a.
NV, and Sarah J. Smith, 80, 1900 18th
81 NV: the Rev. Alexander c. Fan
Oliver Dibert. "a, Boiling Field and Mir
ZAP lan e Noe % 1919 18th St NV; the
Bernard D. Vigderhouse, 2S 1870 North
Capitol st" and Sylvia L. Birnman. %,
4ui 1 st. NV: the Rev Harry Silver
Enoch H Eby % 1850 St. NV and
sloris Rustsd. o. 1906 r ST. NV: the
and Ruth Kaufman, 40, 55sai 18th A. t..
NV; the Rev. Norman Gerstenfeld '''
Pablo R. Phillips, 25, 1917 F ST. NV, and
anne An Rs " es.na l., % philadelphia. Pa;
Elwood NJ. Humphrey. %. 300 ConnectI-
cut ave. W. and Marguerite W Door
ley. p smock. Pa: the Rev John B.
Theoda Kindel "a. III Thomas st NV.
and Margaret Washington. 90, ola 4th
st sw the Rev. Harry S johnson.
Edgar W; Burrell. %. .e30s Ontario I'd.
u 18th St nv, the Rev. B. j Pogue
wesley G: Wells. 80. and Hazel Harper.
~, both Of 1870 Columbia I'd NV; the
Rev. William H Jernagin
Smith: %. both Of III 4th ST. NV; the
Rev. Earnest Wilson.
Georse F. Tobias. IS. 81 o st. NV. and
Estelle Tuckson. 2s; o15. 5th st. NV;
Leonard A. Jackson 90, 1903 sth st NV
and Martha Bush. 81. 1905 l1th st.
NV: the Rev. c. T Murray
ulysses Bell. 35 80 p st NV. and jamie
F Cothey. "a, 210s Ward pl. NV: the
Rev. Frank w. Alstork
Edward N. Holmes. r. and Mildred Smith,
81 both of Arlington. Va; the Rev
Wiley Westray.
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CUT FLOWERS

VISIT Lindstrom Dahlia Garden. facing
Anacostia PIX. opp. Navy I'd. 3 doz. 81.
Small deposit reserves bulbs. 2217 Shan
non pl sc. Lincoln 1909.
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Year Mild in Kansas

TOPEKA, Kans. up. - Unless
there are violent storms in the clos
ing months of the year, Kansas will
mark down 1910 as one of the mild
est years in its history. The most
damaging storm was one in August
near Wichita that caused about
$25 900 damages.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

MAN. colored, %. wants employment as
wallace, WI. $500, after am 49,
NEAT CUTTER. experienced with refer
ences. Ira C. Kline, 1872 Burke St. Sc.
Lincoln U5J4-W 29'
NIGHTMAN. colored. experienced elevator.
P B X and all services. sober. intelligent,
steady. Box lat. Star. 29'
TEACHER M A classics, Phi. D (his-
tory, 10 yrs exp: tutors Latin. Greek,
italian. history. Residential lessons. Ii.
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORS 81. expert hair
a sns position. Apply Bailey's. 1877 Conn.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around, wanted
at once. Albertine's Beauty Shop, 1919
BooKKEEPER. thoroughly experienced. ca
papie OF handling complete set of books.
ments; state qualifications and Starting
salary Box 1T. Star.
BOoKKEEPER- CASHIER, only one with
experience need apply. Give age. refer
enceS Box ATS. Star.
COLLEGE STUDENT or graduate, to earn
papers. Hours OIL 80 Give age and
qualifications. Box 43-B Star
GIRL to operate shirt machine apiece
unit; mus be experienced. ABBY Lee
LaunoR l12o Wisconsin ave. n ".
GIRLS. attractive. bet 1924. for position
Room No. A. Tower Bids.
HAIR DRESSER, must be experienced. all
around operator; steady position If salts
factory. The Vanity Shoppe. I34S Conn.
HAT CHECK GIRL wanted Must enter
tam. Brown Derby. :j:}.j3-A Conn. ave.
NV. Woodley 965s
HOUSEKEEPER. white. to take complete
charge OF suburban home: live in 3 in
family; must be neat. pleasant and a good
pected. Box 4O2-s. star
LADIES ~, 25-35, with selling expert
ence' GOOD earnings plus weekly bonus.
va National Press Bids.
LADY LADY middle,ased, for companion-house-
keeper. 1854 MI. Pleasant st. NV
MAsSEUsE. thoroughly exper., young, TO
give Teducing massage. Apply between 10
and 10. 1929 F st W, @nd floor
NURSE for care Of infant; dependable;
STATE experience and salary expected and
ref. Box lat, Star
OPERATOR. laundry press. colored; must
be experienced. Apply 1905 Georgia ave.
n W.
SEAMSTREss. experienced in darning and
meilolhs, laundering, state age. experience
Star
SECRETARY TO EXECUTIVE. Salary. 81.
900 VI: ace % To 30, gentle; nice appear
ance. Must be accurate and rapid TPle-
phone 'ncas manner ana ability 70 meet public
Sp:lAg- Md. giving fun particulars, age.
experience. etc
sTENoGRAPHER and office girl, beginner.
good at figures, excellent opportunity;
SCaIaTy ana meals: l. noon % 8 p N. Mr..
{. Federal Diner Hyattsville, Md. aft
TEACHER; young. for primary group. IN
Star
MATTRESSES wanted al once. Apply 535
WOMAN. young. teacher preferred assist
with klnderaarden children; live al school
Box ABB. Star
WOMAN. eyperienced, between 90 and 80:
must be exp stenographer and monitor
board operator. Box l61-B Star
WOMAN. settled. for motherless home. .
small children; only one wanting and ep-
precia'ing good home considered Patience
and experience with Children most essen
tai Must be alone VIII not consider
children accompanying. Box 390-S. Star.
FUR AND COAT salesWoman.
experienced, in exclusive
store; state references. Box
498-S, Star. 2S'
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HELP MEN & WQMEN.

COUPLE for work on country place. Man
must have knowledge of farming and be
able to drive car. Woman maid and gen.
salary expected Box ABB. Star.
COUPLE, white or colored. who want a
permanent position in good home No
laundry. Refs, required. Phone RE. 4S00.
Ext. %. bet. 90.
PIANIST and violin players for Sunday
school orchestra. Reply. Box G9-T. Star.
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Rockville,

Charles G. Dempsey. 81, Vienna. Va, and
Sarah J. Cook "a, Arlington. Va.
Martin L. Burdette. 90, Damascus. Md.
ana Ruth V. Summers, 1s New Market,
Louis Bradley Rector 30. and Frances
Agnes Fisher. 90, both OF washington
Robert Anderson Shaffer. 26. Washington,
and Jane Louise Mehler %. Pittsbursh,
Pa.
Ernest Emerson Malone 81. and Francina
Boyd Blake rs. and Marrare si! TsyIor, "a
-, both of WASHINGTON.
Clarence E. Brown, 81 Alexandria. Va.
and Grace G ODonuell. "a Washineton'
Banjamin F Baker, 30 Wsynesbure. pa,
. and Corrine E. Campbell. 36. Bovds, Md
samuel Clarence Hill. %. Cabin John, Nd,
Rockville
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. S. d BEACH, 2920 Carlton ave. ne.
30"
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self HARRY x 10y, 33l St ne. 2s'
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money. Call DEAL
with 25 wears experience Lincoln $500
APPLES-SWEET CIDER.
ROCKVILLE FRUIT FARM.
Drive TO Rockville, Md, then l mile
out Potomac I'd
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WANTED - Reliable party TO build %
houses. Finest location. Box BOT, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-28

story Saunders, understudy
lead broadway shoD fails put the part the stars
weay John Bresdon interest her quickly fades
still confident OF her ability Anne refuses the offer OF her
Shea to get job at the night club ee Shea
the suggestion Geof
and her ardent admer that she consider singing professionally
When Besdon finally calls her she has date
Nth the producer Van Franklin Her dowed mother and Shea
Dith her When BreSdon arriueS. y
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MEMS FURNISHINGS sales
man, experienced man, not
over 35; steady position with
good pay. Give full details,
including age, in first letter.
Box 472-S, Star.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE. refined, white desire living quar-
tiers. Toomng house, Tor Wlie.S services:
man employed; experienced WI $3.50. 2S'
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored. wishes part time or all
day. no Sundays. city reference. Call
Hobart Gall
GIRL. colored, good ref. wishes work as
maid in store. beauty parloT doctors Of
fee, chsmbermaid. DU. GAIL. 2s'
GIRL colored, wants part-time Job morn
ing, five days: of FIJI no bachelor callers,
please; dependable. Michigan 5l5s
GIRL part time, general housevork or
child care: nights or Sa turdays accepted;
excellent ref. Hobart 6S47. 2a'
GIRL. colored. wants z h W. plain cook
ms chsmhermsld. waitress: Al refer
enceS 40 Mass. ave nv.
GIRL, colored. wishes part time or days
work; references. District 1888.
GIRL, colored. nice. wants general house
work. live in or 90 home city references
Phone Randolph OILS.
LAUNDRY WORK, soc per person for fam
lily 81 for bachelors; work by hour. Dis
trlct 1851. 30.
WOMAN, colored. wishes part-tirle work,
Mon. Wed and Fri mornings; good refs.
Call Columbia 3S2n-W-
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SAlESkAEN.

LIFE INSURANCE sALESMAN-Alexand
local man preferred; experience helpful
but not essential Give particulars. Here
is your opportunity to make a lasting con-
nection. Post ONCE Boz s17. Alexan-
drIa va
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERIES and meal. market in business
section Alexandria: fully eauiDped; 81 zoo.
Low rent. Sox ST, Star. -"
GROCERY AND NEAT MARKET, dong ex-
cellent business, must be sold. good reason.
Phone Lincoln s639
WANTED - Reliable party to build %
houses. Finest location. Box BOT Star.
SNAIL Small wholesale lampshade, DECORATING
quick sale. Box TT. Star. 29'
ESTABLISHED, paying route selling good
line Of food products 10 merchants: truck.
eau nIaTa .o etc: must SELL sickness Cal
RESTAURANT and fulIy-eauipped bar and
package store, exclusive location. Phone
Berwyn 271.
RENT--Good, shoe repair business with
store; SO wkly: experienced people only
1903 Georgia ave Randolph 1855
DRUG AND LIQUOR STORE. well estab-
llshed, dong about S4S,0OO yearly; long
lease, low rent; $1,000 cash. balance on
easy payments. No agents. Box 1868.
Star.
A VALUABLE commercial corner. nr. Conn.
ave. and Mayfower Hotel; about 10000 So
feet on wide street. suitable for any bust
ness; apt. hotel theater.. parking lot. A
real bargain. Only available frSt-commer-
cial zone property which can be purchased
MR. DRAIN RE. $50.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET: excellent
Lane Market, 1852 Benning I'd. ne 90
STORE. GAS STATION AND TOURISTS
HOME. on Route No. l. near Alexandria.
PPrIIcer S6'o,q iqr b9z!ness and Iea! estate
ROGERS. REAL ESTATE. 60i St. NV
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND
business. established Is years; must vacate:
very reasonable. Box 10i-T, Star. 29'
TAILOR AND CLEANING SHOP for sale,
n ", good business. low rent selling &C.
count OF Illness BOY DN-T. Star pSs
IND1ANHEAD, MD.-Larse building. bowl
ing alley; corner main thorofare. near
Govt, powder factory; business increasing
z. G. DODDS. Indianhead. Md, or phone
MRS CASHELL. co lls5. %
FOR SALE. Texaco gas station. modern
restroom and 5-room BUNGALOW with bath.
a WoQdhridge, Va; Route l. R. E Lee
sALE-Lagse. restaurant. Richmond. Va.
intersection; best city location. VIII sell
lease. Or business and eaqipment Owner
hardt. atty. 204 American Bids. Rich
OPPORTUNITY to become associated with
attorney with established, Offices q engage
IN real estate mortgage business Imam or
womanl. some investment required. Box
2s-T Star. 81
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, good
location; will sacrifice for quick sale.
RESTAURANT-DELICA $3.50 vkly.
fixtures worth 81 600; other interest
bargain at $4,000, half cash. RA 1891.
GROCERY. near sw. Government bldg
Bib business from same. Cheap rent. living
quarters. $1,000 month business. 81 600
cash Box 1877. Star. 90
RESTAURANT, BAR: whiskey lie; faces
Union Station plaza. Good transient and
local trade $500 weekly. 5000 handles
Owner taking out-of-town concession. Box
lot, Star. go
ARLINGTON. VA. GROCERY.
Old-established business doing about
- 500 weekly; large modern store; large
parking space. long lease. low rental.
Priced rieht. Box 24S-B. Star.