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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

dens, MINI, N here for . visit
with her nephew. Dr. q. q. Trinsbie
and his wife.
leslie Ford. q former Tacoma
giri, who attended Stadium high
school years ago. now has her
umpty-umph mystery story serial
running in the Saturday Evening
Post. It's called Murder In the
OPM" Leslie Ford" 10 . pseu-
donym. She 10 the former Zenith
Jones of Tacoma. In now Mrs. Ford
X. Brown H Annapolis. Nd. She
also writes under tina name of
David Prone.
George Pease. Winthrop hotel
cigar counter clerk and ardent
basketball fan. was among Ts-
eomsns who journsyed 10 Seattle
Friday night to see the University
OF Washington play Washington
State college in . crucial basket
ball game.
Anthony v. Runt~. formerly ~
brarian At Mcneil island, has neen
appointed 10 the committee Of
institutional libraries Of the Amer
lean Prison association. lie 10
now with the national training
school for boys In Washington.
ID. &.
Mrs. Lewis y. DWELLING Of 200i
Harrison st.. 10 convsiescing st the
home of her mother. Mr.. H. \.
Mundsy, following an sppsndsc-
tony at Northern Pacific hospital.
She expects 10 90 10 her home In
about ten days.
PVT. John N. Andersss. IT,. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs.. John n. Anderson.
35ii sth ave, mas been graduated
from the school Of communications
at Scott field. Ill T'hs radio uni
yersity Of the army AIR corps Ia
at Scott field.
David and Donna nIis.. twin.
Of Dick and sersidIss Tiifes, we're
one month old on Saturday.
Injured on sth sv. shortly b.
for. Christmas when MT by an
auto. Miss B~sh Hughes now has
recovered sufficiently 10 be- able
70 return 70 hsr work az . beauty
operator.
Philip stewart IL ths name
selected for the son born A. Taco
ma General hospital 10 Mr. and
Mrs. stewart White.
Mr.. and Mn. frsa' oh~ehw.rd.
s70s 10. TIN st. have returned
from q vacation IMP 70 California
They visited in ssn Diego. Oakland
and BgriinFsns. Calf. and IN
Portland. Ore
f'tI H'kaf 49, 49, afHI =
half. ~ Browns Point 10 csisbrat.
ing his frs, vaccination with q
rosy-hllsd arm.
With potatOss riysling gold mug
gets In value, Don Hsrfmsn 10 siy-
ing serious consideration 70 grow
ing a patch Of them OF the park
inz strip Of his hons a. sizs 80.
5ist At
Hugo NeizIsr, jr., Pierce county
deputy prosecutor. recently re-
yealec that he - Dog an accom-
pllstsd casino and pitch player
and those engaging him IN those
card games DO 20 a. their oTn
risk. He Wa taught en- route from
Oklahoma City. Okla. BY John y.
Wan Wagner, the notorious ounco
srtist, who pleaded guilty 70 at
tempted grand larceny charges
Friday In superior oourt.
Rod shas, air raid warden for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Ysuih Il Csnvisio1
o. Drunken DrlvIng

lorsa nap6aeea. -. - 49, -
, a.. p,sads1 guilty n palIse esssee
Friday v arriving vetie nR<og ~
infIusaes a. ilquns. ~ ~ flee1
eise ara essts " rs,ses Ju1ne -.
4. RiehmonA sts spaaeoea1 M
u - days In ~ sn1 ssvehe1 ~
afvss's neeass ~ -. ysas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
BRIDGE TENDER ExAMs

The Tacoma Civil Service com
mission announced Saturday ex-
aminations will bs held In the
near future for bridge tenders.
-Four positions are 10 be filled and
the salary is s175 month. Men
between the ages Of n and 40
may file applications up to p.
m March 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
New Telephone
Directory Out
Will Distribute
Copies Next Week

Eighty-five men will begin de-
livery of new telephone directories
on Monday morning. BY Wednes-
day evening they expect to have
completed their task.
Although more telephones are
now in service than ever before in
the city and the directory will con-
seauently have more listings than
any previous issue. this new March,
1912 edition will contain fewer
pages than the one distributed in
July, 1941.
The reduction in pages is to
NEE. the necessity of conserving
paper and other materials in this
time of war" said George w.
Gahan, manager of the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph company.
$1,000 Listings
There are about 81 900 Tacoma
lstings in the alphabetical or white
page section compared to slightly
more than $1,000 in the preceding
directory" continued Mr.. Gahan.
More white or alphabetical pages
are required but we have been able
to reduce the total of all pages
by eliminating the blue section
and the civic section inaugurated
last year"
Information on the use of the
telephone and its service to which
the blue section was devoted in
the last issue has been condensed
into six pages of essential direc-
tons and is printed on white paper.
Drop Civic Section
The civic section has been
dropped, much TO the regret of
Gshan and his associates. who
hope that the return of peace will
make it possible to restore the
map, street guide, and other in
formation about Tacoma which has
been of reference value to resident
and visitor alike.
When the new directory is de-
livered the old one will be col
lected. The company points out
that when old listings are removed
from the possibility of reference
use this reduces the chance Of con-
fusion in the service. Changes.
moves, and additions and rapid
growth make the old directories
out Of date.
Remove Notes
One suggestion by a telephone
man Is that all customers make
sure they have removed from their
old directories any notes. memos,
or things of value before the col
lection is made.
When Tacoma distribution is
completed next Wednesday. be-
tween 5000 and $1,000 copies Of
the new issue will have been de-
livsred. The total number printed
Is $4,000 copies The excess over
initial distribution is required to
care for new telephones. to replace
directories lost or worn out before
the next issue, and 10 furnish other
cities Tacoma hstings required for
long distance service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
TACOMA GIRL HONoRED

hfFLIN = I'LL, UFF- = NtLfa &C
tive Jesns Poors. Tacoma. Wash.
Saturday VA announced a. queen
Of the weekend winter csrnivshst
Lnfielo college she vas elected
ny the local chapter Of the Inter
collegiate Knights. national sery-
ice organization
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

Another sep toward STATE hcn-
O. In the Am<fseAnlsm eFstn<scai
eent<.t ~ss 49, Friday night ~
Jim MafssFty. fT-year-oid n>liar-
mine high s<heel student. - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
JOSEPH BLACK

Funeral services for Joseph
Black, -. OF ii5 West 9TH st.
Spokane. Who died Feb. 70 In q
local hospital, were held Sstuf-
day At p. m. from the Buckley
King chapel. with burial follow
ing in New Tacoma cemetery.
under auspices Of Wild West post
No. 81. V. Of y. W. Black. a
veteran Of World War and a
member Of post No. 81. V. Of y. W.
In Spokane. Was native Of Rus
sis. He had lived in United States
a years. He leaves Mis- wife.
InRa-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
SHIRLEY l.. sLYTER

Shirley Lee slyter. five-months-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
RolAs slyter, died Saturday At the
home at e6th and Sales road. Be
sides her parents. she leaves q
brother. Gary, and grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Beal OF Shell
ton and Mrs. Lucy slyter Of Ia
coma. Funeral services will be
conducted by Rev. II. J. steil at
100 ,. m. Monday in the c. o.
Lynn Co. chapel; burial in Park
land cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Less Thun Holt
OF County Aliens
Are Jop Subjects

wsxhinxtenisns could obviously 10
considerably iess fortunate.
Ners eeru>ars. Isnhass
n 10 understandable that in thss
vicinity the soo~ls snd rttsrs are
now mostly associated with the
japanese although actual sta
tistics indicate that Germans and
r,slisns might e~ttsr ~ - con
sidersd on strength ~ comparative
numbers
Enemy aliens In Pieve county
total approximately s.ooo. iess
than half are japanese. despite the
fact this area has q large and
prominent japanese colony Gem
pared with general distribution Of
the race along the coast
An agreed estimate ~ several
governmental agencies 10 TIA,
within Tacoma the totals 81 700
japanese. 5000 Italians and TO- 900
Germans include al persons In the
respective racial colonies. whether
citizens or not.
Numbers alone are not con.
elusive. Of course. but ioeai law
enforcement agencies and the FIJI
have not overlooked tho German
and Italian nationals along with
their roundup OF japanese
Threats HAVE Reea Made
A general migration Of enemy
sliens from coastal and defense
sress. however. 10 neither practical
nor desirable. government spokrs-
men say. They add. At the sams
time. that II may ultimately be
necessary. nevertheless.
Meanwhile. In addition 10 thoss
confined TO inland concentration
campo for the duration. enemy
aliens VINO have migrated from
defense sones have met with every
thing from exhor'bitsnt rents TO
fiat refusal 10 admit them at all
into some states.
Nobody, II seems. knows for
sure what the answer "a to the
enemy alien problem. Everybody.
on the other hand. agrees II In GER
tsinly q hesdschs.
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tom of the comparative list, with
only IL per cent aliens.
Thus. dire ss the enemy alien
problem may be within this area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
FUNERAL SERVICES

Frank Walter BesmzB Mon
day. 80 p. M. from the hsiiiH-
ger chapel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

York State leads the nation with
25.7 per cent aliens and California
il second with III per cent. Wash
ington 10 far down toward the bot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
NuMnpa -

NuMnpsa -
Nave you filsd pour federal IN,
come tan rstufnY II You scsns
within the group from whom ~.
turns are required. you have only
until midnight. March 10. IN which
10 file . return. single peFscHs
who earned ~ mush - Sitss .
week for the 81 wesks ef ieli: ~
married persons living tausthss
who had Aggregate earnings of ~
much ~ s2sss a week for the
year. are required 10 file Returns.
The Instructions attached " the
forms describe the method of pre-
pairing returns. bat " further N.
formation u fscsssary u may ~
obtained n the offices - the sel-
isctor AZ internal rsvsnus. 1scuty
collector. Or any inisrnal revenue
agent IN charge. They make -
charge for their services.
II incoms-tan returns are placed
In the mali. they shouid b posted
In ample time 10 reach the soiiss-
tors office on o. before tbs due
date that is. midnight N March
10 for oaIsndsr-yssT returns. Tsn.
payers subject themselves u .
penalty for fsiiure 10 file returns
on time.
lind ~ nsriss1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Civilian Defense
q ~ =
Meetings Called

Residents of precinct ~ will
meet at 1880 p. m. Monday In
McCarver school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Income Tax
Information

Articles sa.sd On ne lrssrnAl fsssnsss
es,ds mead tbem aaiip " The IT,
eems Hm>s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

Mrs. I<wts y. DWELLING Of 200i
Harrison ct. u convsisscing nj the
home of her mother. Mr.. H. n.
Munds,, following an appsndsc-
tony at Northern Pacific hospital.
She expects 10 90 10 her home In
about ten days
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

Anthony v. Rante. formerly ~
brarian st Mcneil island. has besn
appointed 10 the committee Of
institutional libraries of the Amer
lean Prison association. lie IL
now with the national training
school for boys In Washington.
ID. c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Motor 10 Florida

Richard Kern and Robert Tsy-
lor motored TO Miami last week
10 Join Harry w. Taylor and The
Otto Kerns for A short stay be-
fore both young men join the
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood W Hill
elizabeth Lee Pope), whose
wedding took place Sunday at
Christ Church CranbroOk, will
continue living in Bloomfield
Hills until Mr.. Hill leaves for his
military service in April
The wedding was quiet az
fair with only members OF the
immediate families present.
Helen Edwards and DR.. William
Lloyd Kemp being the only
attendants.
Mrs. Hill 10 the daughter ~
Gustsve u. Pope Of Apple Lane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
PtA4MfFIIEIsHIz p 4HIIzfi 8 s
March u

ONE OF the last ski caravans
" OF the season vent up 10
Vanderbilt last weekend Roads
and walks IN Gaylord and Van
derbilt were tunnels between b.
foot piles OF snow
One group consisted OF Jane
Mscauley. Patsy Shuell Kitty
Wallace and Margery Booth. and
Glover Babcock and Jim Weeks
were other Bloomfield Hills en-
ihuSiasts who also took advan-
tage OF the big storm IN the
North. George Coleman Booth
and his two sons were At Van
derbilt
Mrs. George A. Bee n Opdyke
road spent last week IN New
York with Mrs. VI. J gering
Of Detroit. returning Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
GogoIa-Tucci
Wedding Mays

Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN Co
COLA OF Klinger avenue announce
the engagement OF their daugh-
Ter. Cecilia. and Frank Tlcci.
son 81 NJ. and Mrs. Robert fucci
of ST. Louis. Mo.
Their wedding will take place
MaU q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Knoxes 60 South

Mr.. and Mrs. r. VI. Knox Of
Ouarton road left Friday with
their own three children, Rose
mary. Renwick and James, and
Freddy Booth. for their Florida
home al Pasa A. Grille where
they will spend the vacation
period.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Rob-
inson Of Lone Pine road are
spending two weeks in Fort
Lauderdale with their daughter
Mrs. Don NJ. Woodruff Another
daughter, Mrs Louis Hyde OF
Detroit, accompanied them to
Florida.
Mrs. James Vernon OF Mag
nolia terrace, HarSdale road. left
Monday for a trip TO Louisville.
New Orleans and Corpus
Christi.
Ruth WhittleSey, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew b. Whit
tlesey OF Hickory Grove road,
will be one of next seasons
debutantpS. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
tlesey are spending the winter
in Orlando, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Bloomfield Hills Folks
Go North for Big Storm

FaFHa- Ard the late Mrs Pope
and a sister of John A Pope and
CuStaVe D. Pope Jr. Mr. Hill Is
the son OF Mrs Thomas r. Hi
OF GlenS Falls y Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
2 SOL/D CARLOADS Of FLOORcOvER/NcS
OFFERED at REDUCED PRICES for ; DAYS
$500 Sq. Yds. INLAID LINOLEl

RICHLY YEINED MARBLE AND NEAT TILE PATTERNS
Nothing pay price includes complete installation by expert
mechanics To time please bring your
This special offer limited installation of square yards more
within the metropolitan Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Mrs. Anderson Home

Mrs. r. !. Anderson vas also
in New York and returned 10 her
home on Orchard Ridge road
Friday
Patricia FLOYD. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Robert n. Floyd
Of Pennington, left Wednesday
for South Carolina where she
will spend the weekend at
Spartenburg
Several students have arrived
home from eastern schools for
their staggered spring vacations.
Dick MuZzy is IN from Yale and
Sandy Sanders" from Amherst.
Several others VIII be coming
next week and on into April.
From Smith. jeanne Muzzy IS
expected Monday and Barbara
Shuell will arrive home March 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
400 Sd. YdS. INLAID LINOLEl

STANDARD GAUGE ON STURDY BURLAp BACKING
Double cemented felt by expert mechanics
luxury noeum patterns and coo harmonic with your
decorating Choose wide selection of handsome marble
toned patterns in light dark. natural mixtures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Detroit Sunday Times, March "a. ls4a
Evening star., 1942-10-06
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

YOUNG pure-bred Nubian billy sost At
stud. Phone Ashton 1866.
CHESTNUT AND BAY MARES, thorough :
bred. sound: perfect lady's hunters: any
child can ride. Rockville 34S after q. o.
COOKERS, all colors xI5-soO-S.h
FSX TERRIERS. English type sIO-s12 so
GOLL1ES S3-x5-x7. TOY FOX IS
IRISH TERRIERS. ch. sired = $2O-S..5 5
GREAT DANES, black females 500
DOG HOTEL. 1914 Georgia Ave. Ia. 1921 :
CHEAP MULE. 1 cheap horse, 3 thor
oughbred brood mares in foal, 2 purebred
saddle nllies. 3 thorouxhbred 2-year-olds.
broken; 5-year-old dappled iron gray
hunter Green Meadows and Aver I'd.
H. E. Simmons
DRIvING-RIDNG HORSE, buggy and
harness 500 complete, or sell in part;
sacrlhce. Going in service. Warfleld 4693
Evening star., 1942-10-06
DOCS. PETS nc.

2 LITTLE bundles Of mischief. frolicsome.
$50 Maple. TAX. Park. Nd
a VARIETIES of fancy phesants. Also
white peafowl. fawn doves, and pigeons,
at lowest prices. Phone Rockville ig.J
after Il pm.
PEKINGEsE. A. K. c.. beauties. real pets;
Tyr. .old blond male; also pups. 4 mos
TO- 10 mos. ME. 1204 or Falls Church
BEAGLE HOUND HUNTING DOGS and
pups from 10 weeks to 2h years OF axe,
ST. and up. Hillside 1394-M. after z pm.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. little beauties
some house trained. Low priced for quick
sale. 3443 Benning I'd. ne.
GOOD HOME wanted for terrier pup. 1884
University pl. NV
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker Spaniel Puppies Stud Service.
S1O7 BALTIC. Ave. Berwyn 139. WA. 1924
Evening star., 1942-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALF.

ACCORDIONS-See US and save on used
bass Salanti, .ssa so: aa-bass soprani SlSS:
l20-bass Hohner. Sle5. also many others
Terms. Call Republic G312. xitt'a 1880
Evening star., 1942-10-06
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
ctude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClGSSifcations.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALT.

RADIOS. new 1912 Emersons: reS. $40 96
list for S14.96 cash. Apex Radio Co., 700
ssass MA f.
s6eut 1910: $3.50 cash. MI. 1866. Apt
RADIOS TRADED-S5 to $50 allowance
for your old small radio. on new 1874.
Apex Radio Co. TO9 9th st. NV. at @.
RADIO. PHOTOGRAPHS have a good
R. C A. Victor. PhiIco and others on which
aso You II ,sS you pay cash
Jordan e, Piano Co.. 1915 7th st. NV. Ma.
RANGES. S3. gas and electric. new and used
p Q. Smith. 1914 ST. NE. LII. eoso.
poreeisin best condition. Cali 81 81. y; so4s a.
Gu: Gu t. csl1 M Frsnsiin 6oss 81 .iter faaDe Dm Da.
RESTAURANT EoU1PMENT-one ss-cu.-
smaller special g. box feIeaf'Se so.sa Sooseer sez
tank: Garland sas range. Garland broiler.
steam table. pot sink. Marsh A" grease
about 100 beautiful oak chairs. several
dozen Brentwood chairs. 3-tier Toastmsste
aoil warmer T. other items several pieces
immediste sale; Wesley Hall, 1903 K st.
NV. d. 1900.
ROOFING ROLLS. Jos So. IT.. complete
WIN nails ACE sas ssRsei; @RsckIsa 81 ,ls: Co,
sne'ea q g. Es sW IT MINI. Ave Me- At kF S4a S4a3
SsAxoPH1oNEsMBundy SAX i1fd alto. like new. SIS
Terms. Call Republic 6ois. Kits, 1880
G ST. Middle OF the block)
SECRETARY, antique 26I4 Rhode Island
SEWING MAcHINEs-Tre.dle., 1880 up;
chimes. HemstitchinE, buttons made. but
done ns Dt.1nx fas 1soU G'sin re- is'sa1n. %
SEWING MAcHINEsIIf you are looking
for GOOD new or used machine Of such
makes as White Domestic or used Singer
and desk models II you can pay cash we
can save you money on these machines.
M NL'haa aa.t 3oroan fisno Co. 1OI5 9TH st. NV.
SHOWCASES l.D. jewelry. 4 IT. long, S.b
saeh; s1Ss Y worth s:5 each. Dixie PsxnDrokers.
toned toned used slieinf machines reasonaSiy sooSi
f1GIntment. fsI..Ia,;na Rex :. Giles. Mecrss Re- Re-
plete soda fountains. capacity il person,
each; counter 81 feet long with S-foot re-
turn; back bar. Baine Marie: steam table
years old: complete kitchen eauinment and
utensils Ready TO operate. Sacrifice Box
35s-M. Star.
STUDIO COUCH, good condition: xIb.
~ 2O47 after o'clock. Apt. sO., 1925
r. I. ave. NV.
TRACTORS and all farm equipment and
tractor woodsaHs Falls Church 219O
TROMBONES-Olds. cold lacquer, like new,
noS;3o. King $50 80. Terms. Call Re
pubic Ro1c, kits. I32O q (Aiddl. ~
the block
TRUMPETS-Indiana, gold lacquer new
condltion. $40 80. LeMar. silver with gold
peI. n3S;oo Terms. Call Republic 62l?.
Kit $. 1890 G st. Middle of the block j
TYPEWRITER. double pedestal oak desk
and swivel chair Ii. 1883 evenings.
FINE ANTIQUE Mahogany
chest OF drawers. duplicate Lee House Ar
llnston: card table. walnut bed, chiffonier
whatnot, oak china cabinet. lawn mower,
etc 31l5 Livingston st. NV ~
Evening star., 1942-10-06
RooMs WITH DoARp WAMTEp.

HTTHT6DA OR NORTHWEST D. C.. for
eent1eman and stxth.ersde son. Family
life appreciated. Boz 37-S. Star.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
HELP WoMEN,
(Continued.)

CoMPToMETER COURSES. easy. good
pay BOYD'S. 1899 F ST. MA. e33S.
TEL ,EPHONE Up. B. Ky instruction course,
only $40: age no handicap. 227 Bond
Rlds., l4th and N. Y, ave. NV 81
MATHEMATICS. h. s.. college. elem sta
tlstics. Private lessons, evenings Your
home or nine. AID. 500. Ext 525.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
Continued }

sTENOGRAPHIC or PIX work, g. to 10
pm. Call RE. 4027, rm. 404, after 6 pm.
WOMAN. colored wants morning work,
days, Or learn TO operate elevator.
WOMAN in early forties responsible. thor
ouehly experienced in executive. clerical
| work and typing. able to draft correspond
District 1874. 10 am. to l2 e.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR,
ENGINEERING,
CONSTRUCTION,
MUNITIONS EXPERIENCE,
TRANSCRIPTION speed. 40 w.pm.; Is years
medcs machn.ry
porting. some shorth9 nd: capable of re-
Star.
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.
| GIRL. colored as chambermaid. expert
enced: references; 60 home nights. 8ls
o st. NV. Apt. 4.
GIRL, colored, wants place. mothers
helper. part-time work. CO. 1884.
GIRL eolored; wants work. no cooking;
Monday through Friday from pm.
through dinner. TAYLOR s44a.
GIRL GU co'ored; .owEsnt wants days work clean
ing apt. AD a0s..
or hotel maids. Katherin Welsh. s3i S st.
n.w.. Apt. :.
WOMAN wants a.h.w. or morning work.
a. m. to pm. Call any time. HO. 1913
WOMAN, colored. wants gh.w: no sun
aays: gay CITY references; stay nights. Call
WOMAN, colored, wants g.h.w.; viii stay
nlahts. .. st. ne.
WOMAN. colored, wants place as light
hhousework hou in walking distance. 23lO
WOMAN, colored. settled. wishe. position
ref. NO. 1881.
apt; no Sundays. 1920 Swami st. NV.
time or DAYS work: colored DI. 1899. N
PERSONAL.
PHONE SHELTERED 1880, ASK FOR VTR-
sina Richardson il you are in need Of .
loan up 20 5000 on your Signature.
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drugs or surIery DR.. soilMERWEiicK.
1855 Columbia I'd: adams O3ss
DO YOU KNOW OF ANYTHING should
may render great service. Strictly con-
fidential Nothing too larse or too small.
seeret ss Aqoar Lu 1884
EXTRA MONEY you can get it on lust
your own signature at new low rates. Just
sall Miabsas Mass eslo WHt1E American Finance Co.
BOARD AND CARE OF 8 OR CHIL LDREN.
ages :2-9 yrs. 'on Washington road about
II 81 EniIr mi from Wash near bus. MRS w. T.
&c a
indlyidual nIdl attention, complete. s.. POWDER
PUFF. 6ls R.th st. NV. ME. 8ls1. l2'
PRIVATE ROOM IN PHYSICIANS su-
evrnan ovGninas home siyen in exchange for some
ases and Il. Box s1-B. Star
False Teeth Repaired
Room eoe, Westorv Bids. 81 "1s,i COS 18th NV.
Only requirement is. that you be en-
ss pon. ~ f9sS paVE yGa HShnr
DENTAL LaBoR4ToRY.
Room 9Ol. Westory Bldg, 6O5 I4th st. NV.
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO
Co.ds and Hn chronic pains treated; trained
MOTOR TRAVEL.
TWO PASSENGERS TO KANSAS OR PART
way. Oct. 10: FIR, 97Os. am. 10
pm Ask for Lunsford
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,
GARAGE BUILT. complete, $3.50. Call
Mr.. Proctor. Shepherd 1871.
CARPENTER. BUILDER-stores, apts.. rec
reational rooms. attics converted into living
quarters. .olavitt, after pm. HO. 113S.
81
REPAIRS Remodeling. Waterproofing.
lst-Class Work Only. From Basmt. to Roof
PlCHLER RICHMOND CONSTR CO.
WO. ] III. . ia. sS55. -
WEATHER PROOF,
SAVE FUEL.
Insulate, Storm Sash.
Roofing, Asbestos Siding.
MEMBER OF JOHNS -MANvILLE
HOME IMPROVEMENT GUILD
GATES CONTRACTING CO.,
6840 Wis. Ave. Oliver 22OO.
MATTRESS RENoVATING.
MATTRESSES REMADE. s3 UP.
STEIN BEDDING CO.,
1924 10Th ST NV. ME. 1913
MATTRESSES,
s1"Gio Boz spGinfs conrbss REMADE