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The Phoenix index., 1940-07-27
Southern Tennis Stars
Dominate alta Glory

were largely developed at TUsl-e-
gee Institute where they received
Their college education. Harmon
Fitch, former National Champion
is product of North Carolina
and a graduate of Johnson @.
Smith College. Ernest McCamp-
Sell former U. S. intercollegiate
Champion. IS truly a product OF
Tuskegee Institute, having been
brought South by his parents when
a small boy. Ernest was one OF
the bali boys when the first Ma
tional Championships Of The
American Tennis Association ever
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East season Alabama ran true to advance dope and
caed up the coveted dixie title in one of the keenes COM
pettve years in history. In fact the entire nation had
banner probably the only one in history IN when
only colored outfit in the whole nation angston) went
undefeated And even Charles FELTON, (Zp Gayes Lang
ston Lions suffered tie with Southern University.
Already hue and have been let forth that Nor
1is Brown will be the scourge OF the plains TINS ta
enough the Purple Wolverines promise of the finest
football machines in Morris Brown history but the l94O
grid lord cannot be decided paper There are too many
other rugged forces in evidence.
Morris Brown should be terrific force. But what
about Alabama? One must present some "tal argumen-
taon to establish convincing why those Rama
State Hornets shouldn't repeat They certainly have the
manpower team morale, and seasoning They lose man
or two but not so many key Norris Brown In fact
freshman graduate material will augment the liam
ing sophomores and juniors of 1889 at 'Bama State.
Alabama and Morris Brown loom most prominently in
the 1910 picture Yet those who figure only these two
forces in the coming campaign may come in for some IN
expected headaches. Xavier Lane, and Leoyne VIII all
be capable of upseng somebody's applicant Morehouse
always good ball game for somebody and Knoxville
is no fowery bed ease lacking only weight and reserve
strengh STARTLING in football as she did bas
kebal the past campaign !uskegee too IS capaD.e o1
Clark scufflisg with the major
even terms again this fall.
The 1910 grid season will have to go to beat the
dizzy headache giving 1899 chase but is possible One
thing certain from SO to IS days from this writing the
air will be full of footballs greensward of the tour
major loops of the country.
Again this fall, your writer will be engaged to do q
weekly of the national in sepia football for
Associated Press whte) Last by OF this etup
sequence of eight syndicated releases appeared in 15O0
metropolitan daies along the Atlantic Coast from New
York to New Orleans E. Romnev Wheeler crack white
cap" newshawk. through whom the weekly assignment
originated extended invitation, accepted 1t, and
personally covered the famous Morris B1ownva state
"Peaeh Blossom Classic. He has read FOOTBALL FORE
CAST and column ventures to sey he's white gen
eman who has no illusions colored football.
Romney Wheeler sat tlanked on eltheI soe by lu ~
continual superatives in praise of Morris Browns STAR
busted John Moody and Haywood Iue) Settles and Va
States amazing freshman wonder, Kenneth (kenny)
Whitlock
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TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala.
Is N S)-Without a doubt the
South will soon rival he much
publicized climate of California in
so far as the development Of ten
mis- players is concerned. Looking
hack for the last ten or twelve
years, we find that the majority
Of the nationally ranked players
are either natives of the South or
have received training in the
South that carried them to the
top.
Nathaniel and Franklys Jackson,
internationally know tennis stars,
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JACKS COURAGE. is DEATH
LESS!

Jack Johnson, answering to 81
wears of age. wants to spot
Jack Dempsey, IT years and fight
over the round route, the re-
ceipts to go to the American Red
Gross.
THERE'S absolutely no question
in my mind that such a contest
would gross close to S5O0,OO0,
even more than the suggested. e.
WILLS DEMPSEY contest.
ONE MUST ADMIRE the raw
courage of one JOHN ARTHUR,
whom years ago the famed car
toonist, TAD, called, 49,. ell
Artha," and it stuck throughout
one of the most brilliant of ring
fighting careers. if not the
MOST BRILLIANT.
IF YOU'D LIKE OUR personal
opinion on the out come of such
a match. we'd say that JACK
would show up JACK (ha-ha) 3.
Of course, they'd both do best
by themselves in forgetting all
about such a contest at their re-
spective ages. While it is true as
venerable HYPE IGOE IN. Y.
Evening JournaD rant that BOB
FITZSIMMONS, at an age some
where between As and SIS, taught
Young (25) BILLAND, Austrah-
an giant. But do the records show
the type of physical going-over
the freckled faced wonder suf-
fered at the hands of Lang.
DEMPSEY never saw the day
in his life when (only my opin-
ion) he could have licked JACK
JOHNSON. When they brought
LUIS FIRPO, here to fight
DEMPSEY in what many of my
brother-scribes (white and black
style the BEST FIGHT OF ANY
DAY, this same 62 year old ex-
champion MADE FIRPO LOOK
LIKE A TYRO BEFORE A
PACKED GYMNASIUM OF
eOco CRITICS IN A TRIAL
BOUT. That was some Is years
ago (more or less), and FIRPO
MADE DEMPSEY (17 years
younger than he is today, look
bad at the times, and REALLY
should have been declared victor
bv an erring referee on seven
different foul counts!
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Langston wen the Southwest ttIe WlIbeTtorce the Nl
west laures Va State the CAA honors and Alabama the
SIAC championship.
- Langston Florida and Norris Brown placed two men
apiece on the coveted SNS Players AlAmerca Inc tota
ber Of votes received bv each player in the nationwide
po is indicated in the parenthes opposite his name Henry
ank) Butler of Florida the only unanimous choice
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BIZ .Luc1us Melancholu Jones

JUST FIFTY DAYS or from today the grid machines
of sepa America will be tearing at anothers scurvy
necks. .
The past campaign seems over only a few months!
angston Florida Va State, Wilberforce Alabama Morris
Brown Buefied Prairie Vew Johnson G. Smith, and Lin
coin (Pa.) the Big Ten of 1889 in that order.
Complete records of the nations outstanding ten
the mast camraign reproduced below
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A FEW YEARS AGO, third
rater, KING LEVENSKY Of Chi
cago, proved that the Dempsey
whom they are counting on htrow-
ing in with -. ARTURO GODOY
before the long-suffering SOUTH
AMERICAN. H.. was completely
washed up, through, as they say
in ring parlance. Johnson was
proven finished after his defeats
at the hands of =. BEARCAT
WRIGHT and. e.. BIG BILL
HARTWELL, men who couldn't
have-shined his shoes during
the days Harry Wills was spar
mate and camp hand. If we must
have the bout let it be for three
rounds, not six, and with the
BIG Is OUNCE PILLOWS"
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Big Cleanup Man Bats
In s Runs In 3 Games

CHICAGO -(SNS)-Donald Reeves, big righttlelder
and cleanup man from Atlanta Georgia. provided the I'M
netus of the American Giants second half squirt that has
them undefeated and tied for the lead with the Kansas
race
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AS WE VIEW 1T, johnson
would draw Dempsey into a hun
dred blunders a second and as
long as his rubbery legs held out
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Beating. The Gun

.outpoint him like the Spanish
toreador :. does the poor, be-
nighted bull.
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PLAYER
James Brewer (54)
Leross Rocker (5S)
Prince Street (65)
Herschel Schnebley
Clifford Brown (67)
Franklin Swain (65)
Allen Summers (61)
Henry Butler (79)
Redford Rogers (67)
Raymond Hill (63)
George S. Strachan
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
BY Bruno

=
PAINTING and mezzotlnts, hall table and
Chair If In matched sofa and TWO chairs Phone
RUGS 81. 6x9. So ca one sl@xlG'z SO:
SO; $ runners s. 10 s. ga ape. velour
LYING hy,ng Em suite. SIS: - Tor caId 'a pc
s. So ca sewing machine. 81. m ma
nth $. n W, basement
eayOpuONF solver alto 1ota nodo,
With Combination mas case; perfect Condition;
sAxoPHoNEs-clssrance Of FecoRRdii9nsd
T sH Bg ss5y rms CA "a sd - x,,t L
i:i46 r g, e@S' M ''''' 49, .
SEWING MAcH1NEs-singer. cleo port,
reacts = 4o. tsi5or; fTsiG
cr,urrrr ,,,CJrNrc c,n.o. ,o,,L,rr,ioh,
cENINu MhChlNEo o!AEtr les'nel Telsnt
portable, 50 80. dron-head treadle, $3.50.
SEWING MACHINES. rccond.. $50 up
sew sfVro n sen ME- Tc Ell ~
oIiiNe' oe"' MdeH w. vi In 'f'' - -
hung Come Co sash 3s e. in vide. 10. in
Phone 81. l. 1@-''---' MANA q.
!,eaSonsble Aftsr pm, see Mr., sa!asan,
suITsAw ,,,s,''' dros, en-, ,nxsdo f-ocE
c1taTsy coat business Sul': SIZE 81 very
reasoilao.e "ooo-eS 9-2u
UMPETS-Glearance Of recond;tioned
sarFe5 qo H52p s 5 Is W 5
81 DO 90 so S26 q =
TypFWPITFR Rs,taI s.-yice 571e I6,b
~ cr sSa 0T rnJ,-so ,is q, 6: e M ''
ros in adv 81: no del 81 add dep
TyPFWPTTFPs-A Co selling of
900 uSed machines. S25 10 S35; fully
guaranteed. also rent and repair, Omen
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WOMAN or girl cook, g.h.w., stay nights
country near Bethesda. No ad solicitors
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LARGE ..Cepn. Im .nnCg.spg.ng mat.
treSs sefnl-pEivate ba n: SINGLE so; dou-
bic, SD UHlira phone. IA 7HSS-
BROOKLAND 1925 Lawrence St ne
Large bHd-sl'tlrs room, pvt home, shower:
gentlemen. 500 for / so for
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%2Ol MASS AVE y " IL. DIpog- Circle
-E.a.y,n,rz new. do blps s,r-les. run
ming water, luner-spr.ags, sw!tchboarC:
Frea fes- Or7tfCua'
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. exp: books started. kept
local refs: $3.50 mo. RIA. 2544.
MAN. colored, desires pos. as chauffeur,
truck driver, housenan, presser: ref. Ii.
HAo0-I
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WANTED-1OO NEW HOMES
IN FRONT ROYAL. VA.

Splendid opportunity for builders-in-
vestors. Worlds largest rayon plant now
getting started Will need over 900
homes. Lots will be released on second
trust with small cash TO reliable builders.
All improvements available F. H. A.
approved subdivisions Box Adv, Star
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
Must sell old-established D. G. g. mar
ket. Business should earn $1,000 to
$4,000 per year. Will sell cost of fix
lures. Owner must retire. Maury-Henry
Co, Auditors, 907 18th ST. NV. 27'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LARGE. MODERN SC and loo store, low
Box 194-X, Star. -
HAVE SPACE to rent Including front
show EGd9W ~ IN my nice store ne for
Box 2S5-X, Star.
building. D. Busker, 1897 SARATOGA ave.
ne.
sALE-Restauran Richmond Va with
excellent deiicatessen location; going bust
ness and equipment; price reduced to
81 600 immediate sale only: owner owner has
Atty. 204 American Bldg. Richmond; Va.
REST. AND BAKERY, near theater,. shop
ping center: going business small cash
FOR RENT-Restauran at Takoma Park,
D. c., with equipment; good location; must
know business and have some cash. H: l..
T Ed%a Park oT y E. 4o5 sut'ernu' st. Ia
STAURAN T-DELICATESSEN, $3.50
sales; owner cannot attend, sell this week;
$500 cash necessary. North 1903. ~
BOOMING HOUSE, completely furnished,
for for, hou Us cheap for quick sale
EXECUTIVE-Midwest mfg. wants man
teH-ltgrS S. o1na4ssnity for rsla5ls sae
s. 56ss'S56 COED income Give address
telephone number Box 256-X. Star
HAVE CASH TO INvEsT--Good roomng
or b.. ariing house: larger the better Full
particulars requested. Box 276-X, Star.
FIXTURE OUTFIT, comDlete, for luncheon
cite and fountain very reasonable.
Luncheonette, 1875 Eve st. NV. 30-
GROCERY-Modern D. G. S.: nearby Md.
suburb th@orooushtare: Ssoo-s9oo week
National 1914. -
AMERICAN PENNY SCALE. S29.50.
Slightly used. Cost S125. Taken in
trade on one of our new SprinRless For
tune Scales. We will place a penny scale
in your store on the most liberal terms.
E O. Likens. Established 1918. 924 9TH
street NV. MA. 6197.
FOR RENT OR LEASE.
Adjoining new Census and Defense Build
ing in Southwest. Will remodel for busi-
ness purposes.
MAURICE FITZGERALD.
1911 q 81, NV, MA. $3.50.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES,

CARD PUNCH-Begin now. Days: So;
nights, s. wk.: PRACTICE hours, day or
night, 50 vk 1907 22nd NV. ia. 49,
REVIEW COURSES, short. SPEEDY build
ing methods IN shorthand, typewrlting. for
early employment. Start now. BOYD
SCHOOL. 1888 F st. Ma. 2340.
CARD PUNCH, home study courses; CUES.
and ans: latest edition. BOYD SCHOOL,
1893 F st.
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts. easy
parking a speciality; dual controlled cars
Md, Va and D c Easy Method DRIVING
School Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897
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housekeeper, dependable
Ioman wants position with elderly lady
NH do light nursing. Mrs. McCullen,
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PIANO-Do you know that we maintain
the largest piano teaching studio in the
and all our instruction is absolutely pri-
vate and given by one Of select staff Of
colleee-trained instructors. II you are in
terested in giving your child lessons drop
in and let show you around and explain
TO you how little our beginners courses
cost only SIS for both private lessons
and the use Of a piano in your home zap
proved person only. MA. 413O. kits.
1890 G st middle of the block between
18th and l4th sts).
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ASPHALT DRIvEHAYS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced
Wonderful French method used DR. DELI
Ledendecker. 3O25 81. ". Michigan l1:0
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l. N W + 1rrl he'd room
}. emDloy-d lsdv- e!eC.
IL. carE .fnLnE---
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.


COMPANION. housekeeper. dependa BILE
woman wants position with elderly lady
WI WI do light nursing. Mrs. McCuIlen,
COMPANION READER, afternoons, eve
l nlnss pm to 10 pm; soc hour. i, Box
GIRL white, settled, wishes position in
adult family: S. per week, live in: refs.
Box 234-X Star. 25'
LADY, cultured, refined, nursing expert
ence desires position as companion
to semi-invalid or COMPANION nousekeeper:
references. Box 266X, Star.
LADY with business training and expert
ence desires clerical work, manager or
assistant in apartment house. hotel ONCE
or institution. Box 269-X, Star.
NURSE. German. for infant: long exp.
or take entire charge of home: dietitian
city ref. CO. s621.
NURSE desires day work: experience and
reference. Atlantic S704.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored experienced
and kind. desires position good recon-
menda ions. Box o57-X. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced. wants
day or night work, District only; SIS
week. Emerson 0ss9 90
STENOGRAPHER, experienced good ap-
0arance; temporary or permanent work
necessary at once. Box 264-X Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

WHITE. 21-35, general housework, refined
live in: good home: no heavy Laundry.
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BABY CHICKS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
BOATS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

SAILBOAT, snipe good conditi
Phone Georgia 1871.
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MAN, young, District permit, honest, re-
liable: District ref desires work. Chauf-
feur, cook or butler so away. Hobart
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| PCRTNER kPTS., Apt. 221, 15th Nand U
| SITS nw.-Near R. R. Retirement and So
cial Security: front room: phone, eleva-
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GORDON HOTEL. on beautiful 18th St.
between Eve and K-ComfortaDly furnished
rooms, near showers, - up. double from
SO 30 weekly with bath from sl2 so
weekly 24-hour elevator and switchboa I'd
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SUPERVISOR for dining room and kitchen
OF large school white. male. age 2s-35:
500 a month and meals: Catholic, must
be experienced in restaurant or hotel.
Apply IN person.
D. C. EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
500 K ST, NV
NO FEES
WINE CHECKER white, male, age 25-45.
experienced on electric checking machine.
-'' D. C. EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
sos K ST NV
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CARPENTERS ready to work, See
Mr., Breen on lob, 9th and Newton ST.
n.
DRIVERS, PACKERS. storage and moving
company: steady work. good pay. ABBY
second floor. rear entrance. 1917 23rd st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DINING ROOM. SET. s-PC., JACoBEAN
oak; > metal beds: springs and mattress. l
secretary reas. 800 Blair I'd. 90
WANTED, FULL, PART LOADS; LONG,
distance moying, al points. every load in
cured NATL DEL ASSOC, Ma. 1850.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any deots other tEan those contracted by
Crescent st. West Chevy Chase Md 26'
WITNESSES TO ACCIDENT INVOLVING
a sasoline t,ucE End s,ree car tH., Is
J ave Mas. ave F,rSt s. and G 81. NV.
NICHOLS CO.. 3. WOODWARD BuildlpF.
WILL NOT RE RESPONSIBLE FOR
sny deb,s other than those contracted
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MAN, colored, wishes Job, boarding house,
private. ir city. out; good cook: clean,
honest, sober Republic 3056
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CARPENTERS wanted. Apply Mr.. Hollis.
yorktown Village. Nd. tMass. ave, block
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FLOOR SANDER and fnsher wanted
must be experienced; must have car. Ap-
ply at 2O3 Hume ave. Alexandria, Va,
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MAN. young, white, intelligent. strong.
desires work: new car; willing to travel;
no selling. ia 5O7S after pm.
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FARM 8 GARDEN.

MIMCSA, beautiful blooming shade trees;
time to transplant: SOC to S150 each.
Phone Wisconsin 1880.
wELL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Large or
small lot: quality and quantity guaranteed.
Waters. WI 4195
WE1L-ROTTED COW MANURE. 75c 100
ID. sack. sacks. SIS: $40 ton: rich dirt. 800
100 lbs: 900 lbs. So so: $3.50 ton: sod
ding Glen Hurst Dairy. Box 5756. Bethes-
do. Nd. Wisconsin 7629-J.
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RUG-Imported new French rug. qx12.
cost $40, sacrifice for SIS cash. Gall be-
tween 9 and Sunday morning. FIR.
$3.50, Ext. 140. 81
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BONNEVILLE FOLKS

FOREMAN for house building. APP!
Harry K. Boss. l4l1 K s. NV
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WOMAN, colored settled, for general house
work in suburbs must like, children and
be good cook. ironer and cleaner. family
of adults and children, l., o. and 3
mos: must have good disposition: refer
ences and health card: sleep in: good
salary to right person. Box 30-V. Star.
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MAN. young, %, married, neat appear
ance, energetic, wants work where ad-
vancements are available: would like to
learn business. Phone Shepherd 1721-J.
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BOY, colored. over Il, to help in LIQUOR
store and make deliveries; GOOD references
renuIred lob G St. U "
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MAN, age 30, married, we'll educated, ex-
perienced in executive, sales and contact
work Have had the experience of oper-
atlng own business. Wants permanent
cnnnectinn BOY 2lo-X. Star o5t
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Amply Mr. Garwood, LOGAN MOTOR, 1910
l4th st. NV.
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WOMAN, white, settled, gh.w.. plain
cooking. . adults; must live in. good
home: 81 Wk. Box 4o-V, Star.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. at least
Is, general housework for family OF 4;
live in: SIS: ref. Wisconsin 4060.
WOMAN for general housework and care
of ~ chil6ren: live in. ST week to start.
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queens CHAPEL I'd. and Webster st ne
BRICKLAYERS. Is, colored Povhatan ST.
and Bashford lane Alexandria. Va.
BUTCHER colored. experienced in grocery
store Apply Roses Liquor Store, $50
Bladensbure I'd ne
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HELP MEN.

BOOKKEEPER, D. E. for nearby subur-
ban club, hotel Office or restaurant exp
desirable; must be able to use typewriter;
Inr r,tnr,.ieu. nhnrn CH NinE
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Personal SC per line additional.
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LOST.
CLUB PIN, gold, N. F. B p, W, Wednes-
day. Reward. Oxford 1913.
ENVELOPE sonta5Pns snepshots on Nsys
on envelope, Carrie Lewis. NO. 711s.
EYEGLASSES in vicinity of 9th and Mary
land ave. s.w.. 33rd and N NV. Dist. CT.
House. Reward Call Michigan l0S5.
FUR NECKPIECE brown, between l4th
and NJ 7. ave. and ,i4th and Clifton, NV,
Wednesday. Reward, Columbia 1924.
KEY CASE, brown, containing car keys
a2d sum Of money. Reward. Phone
MODEL AIRpLANE. yellow, with Denny
mite motor. vic. OF Whlteoak. Silver Spring,
Md: reward. Call Shepherd 5ai3.
POLICE PUPPY. female, gray. AZ months
old answers to "DuchesS" ChildS pet.
Reward. Metropolta1 1i3n,
PING, emrraldS and diamond. somewhere
In Woodridee be're0n g arr 10 ? m. Dc
tcber % Finder Please cal Dup nj ITO
alter Is p m. Row d. -
sTIcKpIN tie. lucky wlssbano Ceoldl.
GALLAGHER, 5.@l " .eEn av5. NV.
WRIST WATCH. Z, "a, lacys, wl!te gold.
IN or near Va lve!ta'g sc AID lul store.
Chevy Chase Clyy.- Reward. WI. 5"2C-J.
WRIST WATCH, iacy's platinum. with dia-
monds. between 18th and 10Th. Kalolama
and Wyoming ave. Reward. HO. SIS.
t-S2Os, isis in brown envelope, between
sos eth St. s.w. and Sill Spring, Md, Sal.
plsht; ldentlticatlOnS wrapped, reward. Il.
= 5S1S 9th No 3
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

KITTENS lovely Persians. for sale; black
brown tabby, tortoise shell. DU. $40
2o34 9Th st NV.
GREAT DANE PUPPY, REGISTERED, 3 mos,
broken; reasonable CO. 1925.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR given a SAINT
tar bath. removing all feas and returned
FOR ST. Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
WO O224. Bethesda Branch. WI 3045
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BRICKLAYERS, experienced, non -union.
1900 MelgS 81 ne. NJ chlgan 1901.
BRICKLAYERS and ho,d carriers. ABBY
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SALESMAN.
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

AGENTS to sell Christmas cards. personal
and box cards. Big profits. Garrisons
Toy Co, 1918 st. NV.
COUPLE-Houseman and cook TO live, in;
good pay: references required. Box 2S2-X.
Star.
MAN AND WIFE. white only. middle-aged
mo childrerD. gen. maintenance man Both
apply. 1"13 New Hampshire ave. NV.
PORTRAIT COUPON-Eas iest, fastest SELL
ing no-halance coupon IN the city Mailman
Etid,n 2N1H 1Ith
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RUG Oriental "Khanbah'D. 9xl6; oil
PAINTING and meZzotlntS, hall table and
chair, matched sofa and TWO chairs Phone
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MAN, young. wants office work, exp. Typ,
National bookkeeping mach. Cd. and MIN.
Best ref. Box 230-X, Star.
MECHANIC for refrigeration and ain con-
ditioning; own car and tools. c. Ranton,
6O7 Roxboro place NV
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40 EAST MASON AVE. Alex, Va -Lge
single rm.. next bath, aforementioned and
h ": gentlemen only Alex 2l32