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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
Gripes About Food
 Amuses Missionary
Former St. Johns Crate, in Liberia, Writes Abont
 Having Bush Cow Cooked in Palm Oil for Breakfast

Rev. Charles Matlock, former aS- sistant to Rev. Francis Ayres, pastor of St Johns Episcopal church, now missionary i'll Liberia, says the next time you feel called upon to gripe about the fUod in these days of rationing and sohrtages remem- Der the plight he recently went through.
 In a very interesting letter to Rev. MT. AyreS he describes the plight of this unsung hero. An excerpt from his letter follows.
 "The gentlemen at the Sunview will vouch for the fact that I have been noted for my steel stomach, pork for summer breakfast with touch of garlic and that sort of thing. And you've heard my praise of country chop here. In the interest of scientific accuracy, I'll report the one exception in my love for coun- try chop. During recent visit in the interior I arrived at a big clam bake at one of the interior schools unannounced. All the interior bCdOA4CA0 WC4C 44LC HIS lAACdAp l sat down to Foo Foo, round white dough cakes the size of your fist. They are made out of cassava or starch If caSSava is not available. The test for good Foo Foo is to throw a piece of it for each guest and one for the house against 8 board. If all the pieces stick, 1t is good. Palm oil is poured over it to give it better sliding qualities when you are ready to eat it.. found it impossible to get the Foo Foo be- yond my teeth, palm oil iddn't help, and there was no three-in-one. It was by on that meal Fortunately, they didn't have Dunn Dunn which is the logical extreme of Foo Foo, a sort of high-grade DuPont adhesive. The next meal found me eager and my spirits lndampened. This meal I placed a large amount of the won-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
Goggles Hove Humon Windshield Wiper

Cambridge. Mass, Dec. 14-(UP) "A new-type google reported to be more effective in keeping dust and moisture from wearers' eyes was in use today-complete with its human windshield wiper.
 Asserting that normal breathing has been harnessed to make a ven- tilating pump for the first time, the Polaroid Corp. announced last night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
NeuOs or Connecticut

Stamford, Conn, Dec. l4.-(UP)- Miss Josephine Barnes, Hartford, said by police to be one of four wo- men responsible for fur coat theftS at Bridgeport, Stamford and AL bany, N. Y, was at liberty under 5000 bond today pending trial on charge of stealing a $400 coat from store here Oct. II.
 Three of her alleged companions were arrested recently, and two were freed under bond of $5,OO0 each, while the other remains at county jail awaiting superior court ar- raignment Jan. 15 at Bridgeport
 All four were said by authori- ties to have been arrested several months ago at New Haven and tc have been re-arrested at Norwalk Stamford, Conn, Dec. 14.-(UPI A jewelry store plateglasS window was smashed by stonee arly to- day and 8 number of rings, watches and other articles stolen, according to police.
 This was the second similar rob- 0ery within two WekeS.
 Hartford, Con1., Dec. 15-(UP)-- Canada was asked by Governor Raymond E. Baldwin to release some of its hay supplies to take care of the immeditae needs of Connecticut ard the other New England states.
 The governor wired James G. Gardner, Minister of Agriculture at Ottawa, relating a pressing situa- tion and asking if you can release sufficient hay through the New Eng ladn Hay Dealers Association to take care of our immediate needs. We are confident they will use all facilities to maintain any price structure or regulations you may deem necessary"
 The Connecticut hay crop was about 90,O00 cons short this year because of the prolonged dry spell during the summer Farmers were unable to obtain adequate relief from Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
BUILDING PERMITS

The following Building permits have been issued: Mrs. Lavina Penta, Ceastore street; Temp. Permit. 5000.
 Grieve. Bisset & Holland Inc, North Main. Rebuild and Remodel $1,OOO.
 Bruno vieIIette, S6 Hillside av- enue. Alt. for 1. pts. $2OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14

Indianapolis, Ind. = (UP) - Sur prise and excitement overlook Mrs. Robert O'Brien on Election Day when, while serving as judge opening overseas ballots, the first one she opened was that of her son. Cpl. John E. O'Brien, now in England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14

swings telling ws which bear no conpari son to "diplo-
 natic shadow boxing"
 Striking at the roots of the problem MT. Eff declares: Much of the genesis of the present con- nict will be found in the r e V o l utionary character of ollr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14

Daniels' book is refre s h i n g
 re a ding and goes far to re- store faith. It depicts, without rsncor, the hard row of bitter ness and ridi- eulue which men In high places must hoe. But it is neither a defense per Sc of a profession, nor is it.. strictly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
By Robert Duncan

speaks good sense. MT. Eff twirls a globe with his pointing finger, and when it comes to 9 halt, he casually realigns boundaries and does re- decorating job in seVral colorS. But th author, ambitious though h is,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14

that bulbous nosepiece on the new gcggle conducts the wearers' breath before his eyes to prevent moisture forming and cloudiness on the glass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
B0OKMARKS
.osephus Daniels Recalls The Days Of Wilson RADICAL CURE OFFERED FOR WORLDS WEAKNESS, WAR

WILSON PEACE, 191O-191" by Josephus Daniels opening President
 Secretary of Navy important participant in those montous For the many after bitter i-- ----l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
COMPUTING GI

Fort Warren, wyo. CUP)-Sgt. c. J. Mum, assignued to the signal corps at Fort Warren, believes he has established some sort of com muter's record. Sgt. Mum lives at Fort Collins, Col, which is about 50 miles from the post, and esti- mates that he has travelled about 50,000 miles the past year in com muting between his home and the post.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage certifi- cate has been issued:
 Charles c. Wisgins, 5 Abbott avenue, and DerOthaS Riddick, B Abbott avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14

Retail prices in Chungking. Chi na, are Al times the pre-war level.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-14

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-01
HELP WOMEN. i.
MATTRESSES.

White, neat. personable, with certificate OF
availability, full or part time: good salary,
including uniforms and choice meals. Ap-
ply 935 Pa. ave. NV. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-01
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BOOkkEEPER-Perma position, 40
hr. week Apply Ills 18th st. NV,
COUPLE WANTED. woman for housekeep-
ing and cooking in small cottage: man for
geneTaI outside work; separate modern
u qdnan . legation and living conditions All
StetSon: Falls Church 1881.
SODPLE, white or colored; man and wife
or women able to do entire household
work for Washington family living in
NEARBY SUBURBS; good living quarters:
salary, $3.50 per month. Box 1913,
STAR or telephone North 0239 after g D m.
GIRL, OR MAN, colored for switchboard
GROCERY CLERK. experienced; hours,
TR, 571s or IA. 1865. VI -''+'oa'''
MAID AND PORTER who want to work;
pay pay according to ability. E. c. Price,
MANAGER, Georgetown cleaning agency;
SaIlary and commission. AID. SOOs,
TAILOR or seamstress, experienced in
handmade buttonholes Penn TaIlors,
1734 Pa. ave. NV o.
TELETYPE OPERATOR in Washington
ONCE OF nationally known newspaper;
s ga experience and salary expected Box
WAITREssiEs OR WATERS, for SUNDAYS
Phone WO. 1885
YOUNG MAN or woman, intelligent, for
hne haoerdashery shop; interested in learn
1904 for interview
for work outside: white or coiored; good
llVlnR quarters. Call Falls Church 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-01
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, essential nationally known
Dty for capable VERY persoD Rood
and hours, liberal annual leave with pay
state age, training, experience and give
reference Include ADDRESS and telephone
Il any. Replies confidential Box 2I5-B,
ADDREssoGRAPH OPERATOR. essential
tunity for dependable person. Give age
e9;x S address and telephone number.
ADVERTISING cory WRITER, in local
al writing advertising agency Expert
Tr ahd 81 dn62 msFeh9ndse
ftidence salary, age and exper, ence. Regu-
ASSISTANT BooKKEEFER and typist.
references required, permanent position
"a +, Gs,na store la Conn ave
P hhItJ peaHv Gs5PeTieH zee sood salary
BEAUTICIANs-Ve GOOD oIaning for ex-
pert operator Salary and commission Ap-
BY Ply FIed, the HAIR StyIlst, at Philipsborn S,
BEAt+TTiiGcIAs,NisH Nv Excellent opportunity
peasan ntd w916lne condiitons Vicinity
Kenned9 ava SITS lP nW Cal W. $500 At ar
BEAUTICIANs. 3, an-around operators;
S45 and commission. 4608 l4th st. NV.
sEAdu|TfISt o oFEkhqa HTHoK B or day week.
S45 plus commission. Carnelrs Beauty
BEAUTY; W 'ofTRAsToR rye eI n.% per-
mssnent employment, top wages and com
mission; pleasant working conditions 3 or
BEAuTy OPERATOR, expert; all-aroand;
Revs's Beauty Salon, $40 LeBaum st. n W.
hEAUiY OPERATOR; guarantee of SIS
BfAtTY OPERATOR au-around; best
%"se a. ana "a cQmmi5>lgn, sood hours CaA
BEatTlY oPErAToR, eHccneut salary aud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-01
COOK. WHITE.
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Taxes, audits financial re-
ports, bookkeeping part time. Box lab,
Star. -
ACCOUNTANT. former agent U s; Internal
Revenue, desires position with large &C
counting firm or manufacturing Co. Box
l25-B, Star. %
ACCOUNTING, auditing on week ends and
evenings; draft deferred. Call RIA. 49l7. 30
CHAUFFEUR, private, or any nonsales
work: excellent driver with car and d. c.
permit. Box 17S-B. Star. II
MAN, young, age 30. draft exempt wants
work OF any description after IL noon
only Joe Reiss, TR. 1870. %
OFFICE MANAGER-CREDIT manaser
executive ability, age 40, healthy. Is years.
experience with large department and
specially stores. Thorough knowledge of
credits. Available at once. Box 306-B.
Star. Sc
WORD SINGER can dash OF your writins
Job in spare time: references; reasonable.
Box 1923, Star,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Detroit Sailor
TdrdWd Vel,
Praises Marines
h, Why BRoNN

CPC Richard Pierce Hurhai3
% rs horne on nt- a~>' leave In
the trlrr wears fer having r7t a
front scat a. sour major engage
mems iU t1c Pacific.
ICES come through without q
scratch. ra~ 1870 h4en marks ON
h!S hIur sleeve 1hS former NCst-
crn High school diving and lrcc
sflie swimming champ LID
knows Tara va. Gua1aleau3l-
Atm klska iceland 'Ho Nolfh
Atlantic. u W1~ D.cN s. snip
which took those ir>l marines ln
a. Gua0aL
on Those first marines his snip
took into Guadah he Salu,
They're terrific. SAW them
rip of their own clothes 10 pat
on BOYS they had pulled out OF
the sea after their ship had
been hit That's marine
Later Dick vas 90 help tails,
the Sarc b0tS ir to I8faWa where
the "BettN> and t1c lChc'
gave the SHIPS he'll
Re has seen a Jap plano DIN
with a 20 mm cannon 1urtle MO
MS snip no Take OH iHo du .rGua.
Dick GOT home just m TIME to
be rudfHtrcr 90 rlS FIRST nephew
-ti7TrC weeks Utt ttTS rTCrfIII = t
jack Hubbard won Hc hons tor
the ceremony He's ,a auU-at-
craft but there 3. Boz r hg cc'c-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Dice Roller
WiIlS-LOSeS

Norman Woodward 30, OF Ypsi-
lanu, an alleged expert with
round-cornered dice, today faced
trial charged with using them to
cheat an inductee awaiting phySi-
cal examination,
Woodward was arrested AZ the
induction center after Sgt. Fred
Wright saw him rolling the az
legedly educated dice IN game
with James Ayers %, Of Romulus,
the nductee who lost S73.
Police charge Woodward has
been in games in the induction
station previously say he IS
wanted by the Sheriff'S office for
breaking and entering.
Recorders Judge Scallen set
trial for tomorrow and placed
Woodward IN $500 bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
; Million Total
Raised Here in
Cross Drive

The Red Cross War Fund drive
for 1914 gained strong impetus
today n It's final stages as total
collections passed the $500 O0
mark, 632 per cent Of the 1897,
600 goal
Urging all workers to rush in
their reports with the final ac-
counting in sight al the end OF
the month. Herbert b. TriX. cam
paign chairman said
I'VE know Of many contribH-
tlonS. individual and corporate,
which have been decided upon.
subscription cards already sign
ed. hut not given In Us for ac-
counting. We must have that
money in now"
Police department solicitation
was expected 10 be completed TO-
day. according 10 Commissioned
Ballcnger. chairman of the public
service division OF the drive. Al.
ready the department has sub
Scribcd nearly double the amount
Iof last year, Ballenger pointed
out, predicting substantial in
IcreaSes through all public offices
Larger contributions reported
to-day follow
Gear Grinding Machine Co. 50
200 Mrs Louis MendelSSohn S..
600 Joseph a Seagram e. Sons
Inc. 81 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

Fr. Edward j. Flanagan,
founder of Boys Town,
speaking at the Variety
Club luncheon at the Fort
shelby. While in Detroit,
Iir. Flanagan spoke with
prison officials, denounced
parents who blame child
delinquency on the war
instead of selfish interests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Evening star., 1944-10-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH LESSONS given by native teach
er. university graduate who takes personal
interest in the quick advancement Of his
stuqentS; opportunity now open for psrtici-
patton in small groups or strictly private
lessons. less rs ArTangements may be made TO
DI; 1895 OF, come personally 70 sI6 Barr
Sldg; SfGu aits5 iE 10 IN I'M weekdays.
day AMERIcAN seHooL Sc 5ei 0GSz Goza commsp- aa sq-
FOR cHILDRENERussian rus; f lessons t.usht
by native specialized tutor; private In
RTssiaS sTssSp 0Sy SsTrRg RIH t9$k sss6
group instrqetiop, Boy 4o@-K, star.
RIDING LESSONS. English or western
PIANO Instruction. Beginning and .a.
ynd sad'fa iHesnts sIe. Bethesda
PIX COURSES, easy, short, fascinating;
esPiT cAPTT4I si PB9 seHoo si 81 yrs Miss Psse
sTENoGRAPHrC and secretarial classes
nov. now forming Besinners, and retresher
comptometer. all secretarial subjects; est
q yrs Accredited INQUIRE now. MA.
233S BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st, topp.
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail.
asle asle at Confessional Airport. Phone OIL.
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher, beginners review. speed dictation;
nLlvate lessons; moderate rates. DU. 292s
SPANISH. native teacher conversational
method beginners advanced students:
small groups SENIOR RAMOS, RE 3Of6
FISGERPRIST CLASSES by personal in
struction. Enroll now in this fast-erow-
ing profession and become a qualified
hngerprint expert. Classifying. searching
and latent print work. Box 252-K. Star.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Permanent
positions Operators needed. Day and
part-time classes. MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y. ave. ME.
STENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typins, bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects Est
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire now. Ma
233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 st. tOpp.
Capitol Theaterl
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F ST.. MA. 233s
Evening star., 1944-10-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
,OLORED GIRL wants general housev

es!n & cs ANS pssfes sfRsFfl ssas
ss T5sEi kL Gf M desires 41ss genera. house
Without WHIK empoysd as rs soupe ae with ehdren
coLoRED GIRL desires res day ty'ers WORK e.h.w..
1sYndTyi Go aRrn exp; &oM.N ssf Call S-la GO 1lss
CURTAINS beautifully finished. Decatur
cGURTA1Ns oGhs WASHED and stretched soc
. pair; work delivered. Ii. 1863. ''@
GIRL wants part-time work serving sup
per; per; willing TO- to stay nishts; reference.
GIRL eeH oofoTed sZqr honest ser reabne and alert
wants g.h.w.. light laundry: no Sundays;
live in; refs; $50 per week. Cali Dupont
GIRL. celored,, neat. light wants work of
any kind, Call MI. 5000.
GIRL, 80, ,colored, wants par, time, from IL
work morning; refs. North 39o9
GIRL, colored. desires nightwork Is to
I2G b in cafeteria, restaurant or hotel. MI,
GIRL. colored, for g.h.w;. live in: likes
children: references; health certificate;
S25 week. DE. 316e.
GIRL tcolored) desires ghw. and light
no eOokns or eSldren a Sn soHp
pm. AID. 1853.
GIRL. eolored, wants Job after school
and all day on Sat. Good references.
cooking and serving dinner, days week,
S12 and car fare. Columbia $3.50.
GIRLS, 2. -colored. experienced / desires
day work; S5 and car fare; other part-time
work; ref. DU. 1903.
GIRL. 81 colored wants PARTING work from
per week DI. 9O94,
GIRL. colorsd. wishes part-tims work
GIRL. colored Wants Hotel nj niss Reo work as
maid; ma, NJ 9 Isal p;m to am. or IL to am
GIRLS, colored desire kitchen work of any
kind: no Sundays: Cali EX. 04os
GIRL. colored, wishes work of any kind;
GIRL. colored. wishes laundry work only.
ASamf AASoaumsfEkissHGffER-Experienced kissHGffERE elderly
i've IN Vs sss5o WseE cs Psis eRussh eGaRs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with 5-year-old
widows or employed couples home. or
%s fnsSi?s s ss5i G n. sisassns ' s. n:sn ssn
IAUNDREss. experienced, desires perma-
nent @ days work 6oc J per hour; call Sunday
nfiNbsY afntsT sm ony1 Ne az asIs; Sx d.v g.
PART TIME JOB required; morning or
cao5i sScaaR5 ref da Phone so6lsd re sose Desires
after school Call TR. 1901.
WOMAN, colored. will care for children
at night or ironing; prefer ne. Ii.
WOMAN, colored. wishes gh.w, ewes.
week from 4 to PM. In exchange for
WOMAN, colored. settled wants g.h.w,; no
night. no Sunday. Adams o692 after 10
WOMAN, colorsd wants, days work. SOC
per hour or $12 per week, part time. Call
between 10 and 8 pm. NO. 2940.
WA colerso 6 Eve wants .oo & xnp Paan COOK
WOMAN, colored, wants cleaning Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Write to 901 r st. n.w..
Ant. 200.
WILL Gaze for child Of working parents
daytime at my home; Brentwood section.
Phone Union 1852. 1s
Evening star., 1944-10-01
MOTOR TRAVEL,

can qualify for gas 70 Miami. Fia. about
Oct 10. Tel CO 9l44, TO pm ls
WANT RIDE to Taxes at once: best ref
erence; driVe any car; share expense. HO
WANTED, a man to help drive and share
expenses to San Francisco Leaving i'm
mediately. Phone CHI 5776
LOS ANGELES, leaving Tues, Oct. 3,
take /. RA 6a6s
DRIVER. experienced will help drive to
Gs-n. Oct. l5th to 18th. Gail to pm.
GENTLEMAN, French speaking. with big
car going slowly 70 California. October
has room for people not in a hurry. Box
RIDE WANTED to and from work, 54so
Connecticut to Social Security Bldg Hours
si3Q-5; 4si ,;s 3; EN- 5s72, RE. 1900. Ext,
g LADIES to share ride TO Raleigh. N. C.
ieaying ,il Il l0I5 or 1915. Answer Box
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES around Oct.
IN new Pontiac convertible: have room
for few passengers. MR.. LEWIS. Co
DRIVING TO MEXICO within a week; can
take 3 passengers. FRANCISCO GUS
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA Wednssdsy,
take one passenger. Give name. telephone
number. l942 oldsmobile. Box 427-K.
MAN, reliable. to drive 1887 Plymouth to
Cincinnati! around Oct. 4 for transp.; refs.
kenslngton 1S6-J
Evening star., 1944-10-01
HELP WOMEN.

WOMAN wanted to care for 3-month -old
baby girl; no other work: no diapers to be
as so Seea eantar. MGTK pd Gars e
ride from Washington: bus stops at door
3SId Lee blvd. Apt. 101. Arlington, Glebe
WOMAN. colored, middie-ased: $50 week,
m iiye n; NV. in small Chevy Chase home.
WOMAN. white or colored; T.h.w,. take
care of 4-yesr-oid child: no cooking. no
Sundays; health card. references: SIS and
%onxx %ssdiafs fSa GS eas d.Hw. liy. in or out ,u,
SE Bsf; iI1s shiIdTsa sH f etSs
Sli0 MO-, cook. g.h,w.. small family. no
psrienced; references required. Telephone
ROOM and fs Board. dot; small salary, exchange
RfTSEspAai RSTfd Rsst 1,ns slsswhsis sss @ EM ss5s
laundry; no cooking; sarfare. very good
shE aasP aP '%ssGGS:s ~ssGass. Es ns'?S9s sSsS
WANTED-Housekeeper. s.h.w.. from IL
PER s0s MoNfK sif5 a6usekeeper white,
Sr mehs v. n p sahd
children, school age. and wants a pleasant
roc room.' ,.n% good salary and good home. Call
WAR WIDOW with child to share mother
less home. and care for 7-year-old boy;
compensa tion. CHI. 3406 evenings. JAMES
NICHOLS, 4535 N. 18th St. Arlington, Va.
WANTED-Colored or white woman for
cooking and light wash, in nearby country
home: live. in; steam heat. private bath;
nice furnishings Write, giving name. age,
salary. experience. Box 272-J, Star
ABOUT SEQ WEEK, g.hw. and plain cook
ing for small family. small house of mid
die 14th st. NV; 61a-day week: live in
or out; refs. essential; will be glad to have
you consult our previous help. MI. 7406.
2:3O TO $50 PM, 3 or days: ghw. and
cook dinner for 3 employed adults; Sis to
SIS; other help kept: references and health
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for z white
women or couple TO- cook and take care Of
small Georgetown house for lady and 2
daughters: sleep in: rooms sunny; excellent
wages; wages; references required. Telephone
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Gh.w. a day
MSnfsy No boyr and tWednesday al day Friday
HALF DAY, plain cooking, small apt;
SUNDAYS of ST. and pass. EN-. 016a.
Evening star., 1944-10-01
PERSONAL tcen,.).

INDIVIDUAL STYLE HATS made 10 order
from your own material: also remodel and
sX9fyssa wXfoaHs rfss rspaire ed 9ote se days. service.
tention: alarm. electric. pendulum G1' and md
seih sfG snEf 16s ss
HfsHLT HIGH apS eGLFusfp Z its WOMAN ...es.,
self-eonseiousness private tutor. MI 1850.
rened sen.e sfss fsmy Eo0m Az fnd 1853 Ssafa q
sdddpsss sddpGSJapS. f g. S25 r St: ne :,
guaranteed: prices reasonable. MIR. JONES,
C4THEDRAL HALL SCHOOL. term opens
ost q surssEy E ssaI sa10ush sd grade trns
sss 81 4 n ss5 $685.; sssa '' ess g:
srsssssss ssstis. p my s Hsn
dTggs arys ,a,, or surgery; pr. soMMERWERcK.
BIZ BIZ. H. 0a Il Johnson "a dentist 4n4a Fails. teeth
wrepaiIed wd ,yI while you walt. Room 602.
sHoSE sHsFHsRD dS; agn itsn saso. Nv ask for Miss
Capp6ei: If you are In need Of loan up
ENC y0sc scHoon HssSas1Ts asv and
ages to g.: immediate openings. 2450 No.
T9Ehaian 70 srHsa st.; Arlington GL. 5e99.
mother and child considered. Phone oiebe
BuRKE,s BABYLAND NURsERY-upex-
to | 8 mos Under Supervision Of reg. nurse
Call OK. 22ss. Massachusetts ave, Route
IrnGlNlinn Pranklin Park Falls Church. va. s.
spots; results assured; steam cabinet baths
MaYr Nan phone; hone MA. sI34 1880 st. s.
portrats ~ or EXCEPTIONAL
Ho 5sis sTss suf s6r
sEMI- INVALID. refined. desires vbits
companion; one with ,amiable disnosition,
Sts,a Ssesoarceiui @ and cspshle Of entertaining.
RELIABLE WOMAN to sit with 2-year-oId
boIrIS Iif Ksfs,RS,sn s6oSn PfSy VI 7sss IS. creek
ssSsss df oe' Shopping center sas ., s
pEkMASSEsFTI. 50; shampoon. 2oc: finger
Rss4sAI R2soHs AScS9pE s0psr lsaP s Il. sSs.n.r
boybRs babRs p phdns hour sr eaFs BOARD and room to
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weai
heart asthma, rheqma tism, arthritis.
also relief for Soa schns n 81 sEoes Gfesf .ss s
psTlsnss e charge sH a6s5.O years *"
fee; relief for pains and aches due TO weak
nervousness, piles, colds aue or other sii-
Lady naturopathic Doctor 20 years ex-
perlenae in charge SH 1855.
/ VACANCY in refined registered country
! home, 30 miles from d. C, for boys, school
! age; Best OF home training, care and
1ood. Must meet requirements, with best
Of references in exchange Box TAX.
BRIDGE. the ideal social game; classes,
Synnday 3-5 pm; lessons 81. Decatur
TEMPLE SCHOOL, MANASSAS, VA. .rhs
Little School That Is Different" viii ac-
cept limited number Of girls from 6 TO o
years for session 1854 Christian
nome and school for refined people with
PETER PAN SCHOOL, children Q years
through. 9th grade; individual tutoring; Q
acres OF Fairgrounds hot lunches; trans
portation furnished. Enroll now for new
fan term. sol Fern pl.-n.w. RA. 0Io0.