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Evening star., 1940-05-14
Natures Children
Panchax
(Panchax lineatus)

nounced "daffney''-perfect little
fresh-water crustaceans, found in
fresh water almost all over the
world. though more abundant in
still pools and of supreme impor-
tance for nourishing young fish.
They are about the size of q pin
head and it takes a few million of
them to satisfy the parents, but
few hundred will appease the appe-
tite Of the small panchax for the
first few days. Fish too small even
to engulf an adult daphnia will trail
1t around waiting for it to give
birth to baby daphnia.
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HELP WokAEN.
INnnfiniiad


NURsEMAID, white. take full care small
child. child's laundry, cook breakfast tor
=: light upstairs work city refs. doctor q
certificate required: live in; reasonable
salary: Decatur 14s.
SILK FINIsHER. experienced only need
apply. PAGE Laundry. $50 st. NV.
SLIPCOvER OPERATOR expert high pay
Star Star ~ " WIN :" s"0' 90" Nv. l.
SODA DISPENSER. local, experienced
luncheonette and short-ord cook. Apply
IL Kennedy st. NV.
MATTRESSES. experienced in arm service.
nechters, 1917 Rhode Island ave. ne.
MATTRESSES, experienced in tray service.
Apply s571 Georsia ave.
tion; IL to 23 Apply 5bi9 Georria ave.
NV. upstairs.
WAITRESS, experienced Apply zoos l4th
st nv.
WHITE. experienced care OF baby. apart
ment: live. In: pleasant SURROUNDINGS.
store 607 ne. = to 3 pm.
WOMAN. rel, white. care for baby. It.
hn. hwR. no cooking, no Sun; S5 wk CHI.
WOMAN, white. consenial to care for semi
invalid during day Phone Georsia S08s.
MILLINERY sAIIEsWOMEN wanted at
once for full and part time selling: only
those thoroushly experienced need apply.
9 ''m' to n00n' sRooKs' sslSSSs once
---- 1909 G St NV.
CASHIER, N. c. r. operator,
permanent position, good sal
ary. Excellent opportunity.
Apply Phil Boby's Co., Inc.
725 7th st. NV.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
locol Advertisers

SVSQI S0VSftuSGbS
Three Lines (Minimum)
I time 23c SO
B times zoe line 180
2 times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
DEATH NOTICES-$1.25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines. l time. zoe line--------$ 80
8 lines, 2 times, 18c line------- 1.08
9 lines. 3 times. 15c line-- 1885
Business cards under Special Nc
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, &c 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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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
AccoRDIoNsa-Buy at the Piano shop
ments, S1.5: used 12-oass Hohner, $I450.
Hohner % ss4so e'' used lsoHssss aseu nass Venati.
$3.50; also many others. Pay 81 weekly.
Republic 1890, 1Ol5 7th st. NV. OPEN
ACCORDION, 1oo-bass wurlitzer, excellent
Temple 1906.
ACcORDIoN-No need to put OF starting
lessons on that instrument you have always
wanted TO know how to play, II you want
without charge or deposit Of any kind.
All It, costs you is nominal fee for pri-
vate lessons. which you pay for as they
to take the instrument home If you wish
The same offer is available on marinna,
Ssaxophone; accordion drums. guitar. vio-
Kits. 1880 G ST..
ANTIQUE, collectors headquarters. china,
glass, silver books. prints. frames thou
sands of items. Edelson. 61s 5th NV.
ANTIQUE SILVER TEA SERVICE by Bali,
jewel chest: also Fairfax, Kirk. Stiefi
silver. Murray Galleries, 1724 goth st.
NV. DU. 1911.
Ant. AlET1ouE QUE CRYSTAL 5 .sE csHASPELlEs; Y sss; 5
I4Is Nst. NV. DE. 453s-J. ~' II.
APARTMENT FURNITURE Call Adams
! $50 for appointment.
BAGGED sAWDUsT.. e3c baa; bass, 81,
uses Phone Ar 1400 HEcHINoER CO.
e: tapestry formerly 500 Now SIS. Is.
Gssis,s ns2fsa sSs oS ssEE afGEs. asss' Ever''hns
sEE ogK s2sgT1FgI Rs.0ffs Iiylso ING
ss@ssks tsesst4iss Az HA.I.i Talk tsl0qis; q the
4sss ss% SSSs sas ,osRi TO i.'Ss; IS
aeorsia ave. oeorsia esss. 0
BEDRooM-special clearance sale on solid
doWn 70 ssTf sssned hes. he prize
sn: yae' rs eo sale town eEnss. Vssss
OPEN EVENINGS: Green Furniture $500
1s2Fsa 6ssIs's os sSs ssEs Gi2!:a ssss EvsF''h!n'
BEDRooM-solid spool maple tout Of our
rocker 1S;hs raam and ods Dc pieces, s;pc tapestry
iriser..er Linens. Books. sho'ia Misc. Items. MS
e.. g.: X ;sss ;s
St. NV Georsis 7cos opsn every very nisht sfa
until pm. Used but not Abused .
InEs 4Sss :1esss quality sf on w.ng
are on sale now. Don't miss this lifetime
merry saS NOW 1rsaes consoIs ss:ei r.do. fSa
way scTn opES Sr EsNs rs hss mss asS
furniture. $500 Georsia ave. deorsia 2ass3.
BEDRooMaA lovely maple suite. OUT
Electrolux refreerator. Elec. fan: Linens;
SslSss Udus from rom storsse. @ closed sundss opsn
nishs Acme until MoSnE pm ssa4eas co
1918 14th st. NV. oeorgia soo2. USED
DROoMs-Mahosany; four posters,
panels ard i .lsish y typs beds % Quality I. iaT.
nssFs ms'ksa
and occasional tables. s2.aS. Hassocks,
s.e ass Haass ors Ye III al.sa
Furniture: 1900 0eorsia ave: Georsia
2223. Everything marked ON SALE !"
BEDROOM. living rm. suite, bed hi studio
essk ldsn.n ssn 1853 o.os sys
BINOCULARS, Zeiss, turactem, s-power.
q m. m. objective. Dupont I133. 1R'
BOILERS. hot water, house heating several
reas .sIa,h1s Sill install! Call bet 7;ao a.m.-5
FFIGk FFFRIGiE. LqMsEN r4noyAf ea4gMsIEa MA.
tinued due to construction OF 1 larse food
warehouse Now 3 convenient stores
s1,sn.onna1ash nsip omss-lSsh 4. 4 g. g. ~ ~
Anacostia-In05 Nichols Ave 81
HECHINGER CO.
Phone Orders. Atlantic 1900.
BRICKBAT. plaster and mortar from
wreckins jobs; hne material for hll: Ace
wrsckins Co.. 50 q. s.v. n. $3.50.
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EouNn.

4RTNo OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
lonlyl to the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 78kA
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LOST.


BAG, rose, fabric with bamboo frame. con;
tanning glasses, KEYS, etc.: reward. Call
Michigan 1890.
DIAMOND RING, vic. 14th and Fl sts. nv,
Saturday; Reward,o Repubiuic $751;
day Reward. Phone Alexandra a11-W.
DOG, wire-hair terrier, male, year old,
HACK and white spotted, light brown ears,
answers to Puffy Alex. 661 1-W-1.
BOG. rat terrier, black: white feet and
~ Mhitf rippy 51n on Emerson za1t sss sa5 SS ~ s"
ENGLISH SETTER, brown and white: re-
ward Call Metropolitan 4O49.
FOX TERRIER name Bounce" white. 2
black eyes, black spot on back, short tail;
reward. 1904 18th NV. MI. $500.
FUR sCARFs, kolinski, with five skins. lost
saturday night. Phone National 394T.
Ext. Al. Mrs. BRYAN.
HANDBAG, lady's, black; at 9th and Mt.
Vernon pl.. about 80 pm Monday: papers
valuable only to owner. Please return; re-
PATENT BAG. lost Friday night in vicinity
Glebe rd. and Wilson blvd; red. containing
cash. pen. glasses and other valusbles:
finder please return: reward. Hobart 1893.
PERSIAN I CAT 6d,.ISoraa black answers to name
Georgia 1853
SETTER. male, white. black ears, black
SD9t sn ON b0d about .r.a a. ss mo' old
EH2s Euss .ns sdzs Filler paa. a ' Aasms
a707-W evenings.
UTILITY BAG, black, containing baby s
white shoes, hair-cutting and thinning
scissors. .o 1900 blk. D st. ne. Reward
WRE-HAIRED TERRIER, female. lost from
% made very happy for return.
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
HELP-FEMALE.

tary-stenoarapher to executive
large washington merchandise broker:
prefer department store experience: age
s,} to 30; thoroughly experienced in de-
tails. Excellent salary.
n G. R. operator-cashier, experienced
only: for retail store; age 25 to 80. Good
salary.
Telephone clerk experienced on credits
and collections: for retail department
store age ~ to 80; typing helpful Good
salary
Millinery and dress saleswoman. age 81
to 33, 8 years or more local experience.
Salary and commission.
Stenographer for downtown banking in
Stltution - openings Will accept small
loan, finance company or local building and
loan experience; age 25 to 80: permanent
position. Good salary.
HELP-MALE.
Stenosrapher to executive large building
contractor, thoroughly experienced in
office detail: age % to 33; rapid short
hand. Excellent salary.
Casualty adiuster age % to 40. 5 years
or more experience in all lines. Salary
start. $40 week.
Typist-cashier, front -ofice service coun-
ter large auto dealer handle patrons tact
fully; age p to IS; permanent position.
Salary. $90-S10O month.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES FoP
SAFE Dealers requested not to apply. 6Ol
llth st. NV, THIRD FLOOR.
WILL NOT Pc RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless contracted by myself. JOHN
B. FAUNCE, s"3 9Th St sw 15s
7 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills or debts contracted by any one other
than myself. RAY VAzQUEZ. 235 10th n q.
THE NEXT EXAMINATION IN OPTOME-
try Will be held July the 25th, .6tr and
eth. 1910, in Washington. d. c. Appli-
cation must be filed with the secretary on
or before June 5th, 1910
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Board of Optometry
NJ. L. Discus Secretary
Room 301. The La Sale,
WASHINGTON. D. C.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE you WAIT.
Private Waiting Rooms
Robt. B. Scott Dental Tech Rms. aOl 200
Westory Bldg, 6O5 14th at F. Met 1893.
Evening star., 1940-05-14

POSITION open for a thor
oughly experienced salesper-
son in record department.
Must have complete knowl-
edge of all band and orches-
ira leaders. Also filing and
handling of records. State ex-
perlence, age, references, full
particulars in first letter.
Box 245-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1940-05-14

THE MABELLE HONOUR
Beauty Trained Operator
Is in Demand.
FREE CATALOG-EASY TERMS.
1910 N. Y. Ave Est. % Yrs). NE. 771s.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE,
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
1910 G st. NV, Over Nugent's Dress Shop
ctr;c
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- 80
SALESMAN

Statesmen uO>. FOR CREW WORK.
Nationally known products; willing to
leave city: drawing and expense; an excel
lent opportunity for right men State ase,
eXp. and phone. Box 43a-Y. Star
Evening star., 1940-05-14
POULTRY 8 EGGS.

Special low prices. Better poults and
ducklings. J. B, Henry, E. Falls Church,
Va. Phone Falls Church 134R
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PARCEL POST
AND DELIVERY CLERK

1ND DCL1V " En1 CLERk.
A permanent position in a
department store for a man
who has had some experience
in this work. Box 246-Y, Star.
WASHING MACHINE RE-
PAIR MAN. Must have car.
Salary and car allowance.
Apply employment office, 4th
floor, Lansburgh's Depart
ment Store.
DRIVERS AND HELPERS,
colored, thoroughly exp, only
those we'll recommended need
apply. National Furniture
Co., 7th and H sts. NV.
THE HECHT co.
will employ 3 desirable men
to sell electric refrigerators
and washing machines. We
train you free and give every
cooperation. See Personnel
Office, 4th floor, between 10
and IL.
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N County. Va.
BARGAINS.

Mothers day surplus. while they last.
Rhododendrons, flame azaleas, bushy
plants, 81; mountain laurel. 15c: hem.
locks. 81 so; doewoods. 81; fne manured
compost, no straw or waste, 10 bu.. SO so:
unexcelled Maryland blue grass, zoe yd
nasstone. 12c 50. it.: rock gardens pools.
nreplaces. walks, terraces, driveways, ex-
pert construction: avoid costly mistakes:
free estimates by graduate Landscapes
architect. Evergreen Co. $40 No. / hwy,
Arlinston. Jackson 2O63
Evening star., 1940-05-14

LAUNDRESS exp. desires days work for
| Wed. Thurs. and Fri DU. 0S2l after
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MUST VACATE.

VIII sacrifice complete Iuncheonette, soda
fountain, back bar, stools. booths. tables
with chairs LIQUOR counter and shelvins.
Can be seen at $50 14th st. NV. Franklin.
Inc DI 143O
Evening star., 1940-05-14
MIscfLLANrous ron sALt.

TRUMPErs AND 'coRNETk good seiec.
ton OF completely recopditioned instru-
st. NV OPEN EVENINGS. A0'' i'i' "n
TYrEwRrTERs rebuilt, sold rented. re-
paired; open evenings. ABC typewriter
Exch.. 1883 Randolph NV. GE. 5000. Iss
TYPEwRITERs-standard portables: bar
& ers Bond % Blds sSaa RE yRssrir ssss st.
TYPEWRITERs, all makes. new and re-
built; suaranteed; new. low prices. We
sI0 Q NV National sesa. W.
as new: cheap. Phone Emerson on ssss.. si 5000
Eur.fs. So, ,7s: Eiectrolux with att, siesS;
Royal rfenisE BEST ssaz ssasSs Hssecs Co. Guar w.
SOB 11th st. NV. National 7773
VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilt and floor sam-
pies Piles ons,yr Ho guar; all popular makes: as
,,4 ,oiS ELscTsIsAL Is ofNTER; TER, .,1,
VACUUM CLEANERS. O. T.. Eureka. Royal
A'o,' ts0qas askpfsa a9d auss'esssa co NC s'' a'
sl7 10th 81, NV a..ND Nx. alsc.
VrBRAPHONE, used, Leedy, eh-octave In
he Pa Piano sos 81 Tei5, es tn ssDue g.
OPEN EVENINGS.
tioue chairs: al for 500. l31a. Col. rd.
WASH WAsaERssDesi.I eles,snes q aiss9n
A, B. C's, s37; Thors. s32: ali new and
sold complete with nller pump hose: also
.nd sstSn sssa Snrsn m II. i. ether ss makes pA9 M
TRIAL. Pay 81 weekly, Republic $40:
The Piano Shop, 1015 7th st. NV. OPEN
WAsHERs-sacrifcing brand-new wash.
ing machines. in crAtPs discounts 0f
| more than t0% Of list prices. Used Easy.
a B. c.. General Electric. Westinshouse,
as ss No % money 0 DOWN na ish LIBERAL t. trade. Ss
III. atlas ATLAS a ApPIfARcE SefssS COMPANY.
saI 6 St. NV. Entire Buildins'
District 3737. Open Ewes Till . Pm
WASHERS. rebuilt and reposs., 1-yr. suaI
as low as Sl4.95. We are also FACTORY
he NEW BENpx HoME sfR EusR sERyCE MA
| TAG THOR. Q. z. AND APEX WASHERS.
Liberal 1,rade-in allowance. Pay with your
~ ELEcTsIGAL CENTER.
WASHING MACHINES, used. Easy May
sna 5o On $40 s.ssv Tho
light bill on new Maytag and Bendix
]. C. HARDING d CO. INC.
SIT 10th St. NV Ma :1so.
WATER HEATERS-Brand-new 30-sallon.
auto. storase, 500. so. installed Other
| sizes proportionately. Save S25 and
| more. J. S. LeFeyre, Inc. 2O07 X 81.
| NV. RE 00i7.
sRoADs9oN s9ss SosRE sassET. NEW
| Including Ozite pads. any reasonable oHef
| accepted. Call DI 1914,
LUMBER.
Ike T and @ roofers- $50
/ ks sheathinF S32
| 2X4. up to :, ft.----- S2s
| 2x6 and ks $40
| .xl0 S33
Also good prices on cinder blocks. brick.
mortar and plasterins materials. Lumber
| subiec: to Sc discount for cash
| ARLINGTON COAL & LUMBER CO..
JACKSON 1880.
Evening star., 1940-05-14
SITUATIONS DoMEsrIc.
CONTINUED.

GIRL, colored, full-timc or days work,
first-class. Call Atlantic 04gg.J.
GIRL. colored. desires part-time work
good cook, experienced. Phone Decatur
Evening star., 1940-05-14

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. must be
able to cut and style hair. Call Republic
S739. 9-11 am.
CLERK for cleaning and tailoring shop,
thoroughly experienced only. Apply Tues.
or Wed. between and 10 pm. only,
zulin's 1928 18th st. NV.
CoOK-All-around white cook who wants
q steady Job, good home and 50 week
salary. Also an experienced waitress.
p o. Box 43. Gaithersbure. Md
GIRL wanted to stay. with child to 8.
four afternoons a week. MO work. Apply
Apt. 2. 1917 st. ne, at pm. Wednes-
day.
GIRL for Office work. typing. telephone;
and phone, BOX 1900. Star.
GIRL. white. 2O-25. waitress work IN
sandwich shop; no exper necessary; char
acter refs: also part-ttme girl. Apply
4O4 9th st. NV.
GIRLS wanted for Pentex shirt unit.
experienced. Apply 221s 18th st. NV.
GRADUATE NURSE, as physicians secre-
tary; salary. SS5 month State aualiaca-
tions and age. Box 44O-Y, Star.
HOSTESS. not over 80 years OF age, some
college education. must have good expert
ence: excellent appearance: height %" to
5'S". Enclose full snapshot mot return
restaurant. Box 43s-Y, Star.
HOUSEKE4PER, white, for employed couple
with school-aee child: laundry and cooking.
o. per week 70 stAxt. Hobart 0e0O after
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BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED

ROCKS, R. l. Reds. White LeRhorns, ~, ,Sfl
per 100 Conkey's feeds. James Feed Store
619 K st. NV. Metropolitan (l(Sg
Evening star., 1940-05-14

IRIS. colored, two. want part-time work,
orning or days work or evenins. ref
Evening star., 1940-05-14

PIANOS FOR RENT-New, full-keyboard
Spinets and small upriehts only SIS month
Money paid as rental applies on purchase
price you decide to buy later. MA.
4.30. KITS. l.3n G ST
Evening star., 1940-05-14

P1ANOS-If you have an old upright,
Grand or PLAYER you're not using why not
let US call for It? We will give you q
credit, GOOD now or in the future on any
piano radio or musical instrument IN our
store. MA. 1890. kits 1880 G St NV
Evening star., 1940-05-14

BRICKBAT. plaster ana mortar from
wreckins Jobs hne material for fll: Ace
Wrecking Co., 80 ? st. s.v. n. 1880.
Evening star., 1940-05-14
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN.

WEIL-ROTTED COW MANURE and stable
manure; no straw and rich black soil; 25
bus. SIS: 80 bus. $40: delivered Special
ize in large quantities. Call John fnscoe
Oxford 2039-W.
WELL-RoTTED COW MANURE, 75c 100
ID, sack; sacks. S.; ton. $40. Rich
s. so: ton. $3.50. Delivered Glenhurst
Dairy. Bethesda, Md, or WI. 1879
lockwood. 80 in. to A. In high 80 to
Arlinston County Va
Evening star., 1940-05-14
HELP MEk.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, experienced;
bet; and pm Tues. and Wed, RE
Evening star., 1940-05-14
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WANTED-Grazins steers preferably Here
ford or black Angus Roscoe Walter, Der
wood. Md. Gaithersburg 32F-6
SADDLE HORSE. beautiful black seldins,
years 16lz hands: good jumper: cheap.
Mr.. Michaels North 1855.
Evening star., 1940-05-14

MEMS SUITS, sizes 3s-4a, sood copdi-
lion: reasonable Also hats. Taylor 343O'
OIL BURNER. $149.5O; compl installed
WI with Nh controlS and 215-Fal. tank:
J. s.. lie FEVRE. INC, 2OO7 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1940-05-14

PIANO. Arthur Jordan, good condition
BIS Newton pl, NV. Taylor 1894
PIANOS+S2 is all YOU have to psy down
10 nave any new piano in our store de-
livered TO your home and you can take
nve years to pay for it II you wish!
srands and upriGhts OF such makes as
Gable Nelson, Everett, Setteraren Knabe,
Lauter, etc, at the lowest prices in the
city. Used practice pianos from xlO up,
Pianos for rent from S3 monthly up Re-
public 1890 The Piano Shop, 1O15 9TH
st. NV OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-05-14

ACcORDIONs-Buy at the Piano Shop
and save! Brand-new 120-bass instru-
ments, S1o5: used 12-bass Hohner, $I4 so.
4s-bass Bertini. $3.50: used I2O-bass
Hohner, S54 so: used 12o-bass Venuti.
$3.50; also many others. Pay ST weekly
Republic 1890, 1Ol5 7th st. NV. OPEN
EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-05-14

GIRL, colored. wants part or full time
work: GOOD references: no Sunday or no
Evening star., 1940-05-14

P1ANOS--Durins our spring sale. savings
up to 49, on floor samples. demonstra-
tors and slightly used Betsey Ross spinets
s. down delivers 81 week pays Lester
Pianos, Inc, 1881 G st. NV. d. 1924
Open evenings.
Evening star., 1940-05-14

PIANO, latest model Huntington colonial
spinet, finished in mahogany. S17a: slightly
keyboard; very easy terms. Ma 3223
Jordan's. corner 18th and @ SITS
Evening star., 1940-05-14

inoa HiOAEDINo HOUSE Conn. ave., is rooms
rent; bargain. S2.26O terms.
z. NJ. Dc shazo 11s3 18th. MA. $500.
EESTAuRANT, Pa. ave. near White House
Gompleteiy equipped. Open for best offer
sell. Edwin L. ElIis IIlI0 vsrmnnt ave
Evening star., 1940-05-14

Statesmen experienced, life insurance, to
represent established fraternal company:
produce. Phone Columbia 1925. IA.
SODA CLERK experienced. highest local
references required. Investment Phar-
macy. 1901 st. NV.
SODA DISPENSER we'll experienced. Ap-
ply Cathedral Pharmacy. 5000 Conn. ave.
NV. Local reference.
STEAM TABLE MEN for new restaurants
opening Hyattsville and Alexandria; some
high school education; 21 to. 20. Apply
6610 GeorgiA ave. n.Vs upSta1So.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
CIVIL SUITS
ARE FILED HERE

Five civil suits, including three
praying judgment for personal and
property damages, one divorce
proceeding. and another seeking
recovery of alleged indebtedness,
were filed yesterday at the office
of T. A. Henderson, clerk of New
Hanover superior court.
O. Dyke, of Winter Park, brought
actiong against William S. R.
Beane, III, seeking recovery of So
600 for damages to his cottage and
filing station located in the Winter
Park section on the Wrightsville
Beach highway.
The plaintiff alleges the defend
ant drove into and damaged his
cottage and filling station early
on the morning of January 20, 1910,
In the same case, Mary Dyke filed
suit against Beane praying judg-
ment of $3.50 property damages
and $25, 900 personal damages for
injuries al1egedly suffered as the
result of the accident.
Luby Herring, Jr., filed suit a.
gainst the Tide Water Power COM
pany seeking the recovery Of 81, 800
damages for injuries sustained in
a highway mishap at the inter
section of the Carolina Beach high
way and Central Boulevard at Sun
set Park, on Sunday, March 81,
1910.
Herring alleged he was injured
when the driver of the car. in
which he was riding, sWerved sud-
denly from the highway and then
overturned in an effort to avoid a
collision with a bus of the defend
ant company at the intersection.
K. C. Sudbury brought suit a.
gainst Willie Brown, C. w. Davis
company. Inc. Thomas. H. Wright,
and C. R.. Morse, seeking recovery
of S1,365 in alleged indebtedness
of notes secured on. a deed of
trust on part of lot /, block 228,
city.
Divorce proceedings on the
grounds of two years separation
we're started by Orpha Setter Stan
land against Charles H. Stanland.
The plaintiff seeks permanent GUS
today of one minor child. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
Rev. Lee Sees New
Interest In Religion

The Rev, James r. Lee. pastor
Of The Sixth Street Advent Christ
ian church. upon his recent re-
turn from a brief speaking tour in
the lower southeast made the fol-
lowing statement regarding the re-
ilglous outlook for the south, and
lor the whole nation.
The rapid rise and spread of
raganism has brought about in
cseaslng interest in the church.
inns is only natural because Christ
ianty and paganism are essential
ana eternal enemies just as de-
flocfacy and relationships are en-
emIes. The thing that is evidently
happening is that Christianity
%Alch has long been in a state Of
$eepy lethargy is being awakened
III revolt and revival before the
Ssoufse Of paganism and dictator
ship.
Nov Of all times is the time
l'f Christianity to rally. We have
= cause and a case behind which
@e Almighty God stands, and it
%-I prosper in various sections for
VI ce remaining time until Jesus
0I:lSt returns 70 destroy our en-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
Young Peoples League
Plans Trip To Cliffs

The Methodist Young Peoples
r'n,on league. composed of young
neoolc from all / h e Methodist
churches of Wilmington and Win
Ter Park. will have a vesper ser
vice and Weiner roast Tuesday
rigbt at 6.45 at the Cliffs. An in
yjtation mas been extended to sew
eral other groups of young people
in the city and a large crowd is
anticipated.
An interesting program has been
arranged which should be inspiring
10 all present. The Rev. j. F. Her
bert. pastor OF Grace Methodist
church will be the speaker of the
evening and musical selections will
be rendered by a. quartette. and
Mrs, Eric Norden. Mrs. Frances
Trigg, of the high school faculty,
will also appear on the program as
well as several young people,.
Transportation will be furnished
anyone desiring to attend if they
will be at one Of the Methodist
churches at 6:15 Tuesday evening.
Any other information concerning
the above may be secured by call
ing Jimmie Davis at 2840-W.