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Evening star., 1945-07-21
.3-Point Plan 10 Treat
Alcoholics Drafted

A three-point program for the
treatment of alcoholics in the Dis
trict, in connection with the alco-
holic clinic which is scheduled tc
open here August 6, was planned
last night by interested officials.
DR.. Michael Miller, st. Elizabeth's
Hospital psychiatrist who will oper-
ate the clinic without pay; Dr.
Daniel L. Seckinger, deputy health
officer of the District; DIR. Ruth
Stocking, who also has volunteered
services; DR.. Howard Gill, superin-
tendent of District penal institu-
tions, and Capt. Rhoda Milliken,
head of the Women's Bureau OF the
Metropolitan Police Department,
were among those who met at the
home of Mrs. George C. Thorpe,
2l39 Wyoming avenue NV, one of
the sponsors of the program.
The leaders plan to develop a So
clal therapy program, with members
of Alcoholic Anonymous, an organi-
zation of reformed alcoholics, Serv-
ing as recreation leaders.
They said they will ask permis-
sion TO use cottage facilities at GAL
linger Hospital for mild cases of al
coholiSm, with Acohoic Anonymous
members serving as volunteer nurses
under guidance of a professional
nurse, and will establish a commit
tee to contact private hospitals to
obtain treatment facilities FOR alco-
holics able to pay for the service.
The need for active cooperation
on the part Of District police judges,
in parolling alcoholics to the clinic
for treatment, also was discussed.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
Two New Polio Cases Bring
D. {. Area Total 10 81

Two new victims of infantile
paralysis were reported today by the
Health Department. The new cases
bring the total in the Metropolitan
Area ITO 81 for the year.
The cases listed today were %
year-old woman from the 1900 block
of Twenty second street NV, at
Bethesda Naval Hospital, and g.
year-old boy from the 1900 block of
East Capitol street, who is at Chill
dren's Hospital.
OF the 81 cases in the Metropoli-
tan Area, 20 are from the District
Nine of the District cases are nom
paralytic.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
Byrd Blocks Funds
For Preliminary Study
OF Stadium Project

The Stadium Commission seem,
destined to go without any fund,
Tor making architectural and en-
gineering studies of the postwar wal
memorial project at least until Oc-
tober.
Action on the Bilbo- Burton Mead
measure to allocate $150,00o of the
postwar planning funds of the Fed
eral Works Administration for this
purpose was blocked yesterday in
the Senate by Senator Byrd, Demo-
crat, of Virginia.
Since the House is to begin its
summer recess after today, it is not
expected any eleventh-hour effort
will be made to push the measure to
enactment.
When Senator Bilbo, Democrat,
of Mississippi, chairman of the Sta
dium Commission called up the
measure for consideration yesterday
the Virginia Senator asked for an
explanation.
Senator Bilbo said it was planned
that the stadium be built with pri-
vate funds, but that before the COM
mission could properly approach
banking interests for funds it was
necessary that architectural and
economic studies be made. For this
reason, he said, the bill proposes to
to have the FWA advance the funds,
which would be repaid if the banks
take over the project.
But other questions arose and
Senator Gordon, Republican, of
Oregon commented that while the
District Committee report on the
measure said FWA would be au-
thorized to advance the planning
fund, the bill itself made the ad-
vance mandatory.
Senator Bilbo said he would pro-
pose an amendment to leave the
advance to the discretion of the
FWA director, but Senator Byrd |
maintained his objection because
there was nothing in the bill which
guaranteed the project was to be
privately financed
Since the measure was considered
on the consent calendar it was then
passed over.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
Department Store
Sales in June Gain
I11% Over Those in IA
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Department store sales in Wash
ington in June gained IL per cent
in dollar volume over June, 1914,
the Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond reported today in monthly
review covering the fifth district
Cumulative sales in the first six
months of this year disclosed that
retail trade in the Capital was 10
per cent ahead of the like 1854
period, the resume stated.
Sales in IS stores in the fifth dis
trict were up Is per cent In June
and II per cent in the half year,
compared with the corresponding
months of 1914. Eight w. T. Grant
stores were included in the review
for the first time.
Percentage changes in leading
cities in the district compare as
follows with June and the six
months In 1914:
Evening star., 1945-07-21
CIosings Discouraged
By Restaurant Group

Some restaurateurs, who threat
ened TO close because of rationing
problems and short supplies, have
been persuaded to stay in business
here by officials of the Washington
Restaurant Association.
Robert j. Wilson, executive secre-
tary of the association, said today
his Office is dissuading restaurant
operators from closing after ex-
planning ways of making ends meet
through special menus.
The association yesterday made
public a resolution of its Board of
Directors pledging that its member
restaurants-about IS per cent of all
eating places in the city-would re-
main open regardless of the handi-
caps of food and labor shortages"
The group also pledged the most
nutritious food available under our
war emergency conditions"
Evening star., 1945-07-21
House Bill Would Give
Veterans Copies Of
Needed Documents

/ Copies of any public docum sni
needed by veteran to obtain bene-
fits provided through the Veterans
Administration would be made
available without fee under the
terms of a bill introduced yesterday
by Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee.
This measure was one of six
offered yesterday by Mr. Randolph.
Full exemption from District real
estate taxes would be accorded the
Carnegie Endowment for Interna-
tional Peace, Pennsylvania avenue
and jackson place NV, under an
other bill.
The Carnegie Endowment already
has been granted tax exemption for
its library, which constitutes about
one-third of its holdings here. Mr..
Randolph explained that the Car
negie Endowment has similar in
stitutional character to that of the
Carnegie Institution and the Brook
ings Institution.
The other bills would:
Allow trust companies to discon-
tinue publication of annual reports
they now are required to submit to
the Commissioners, it being held by
Treasury and District officials such
publications no longer are neces-
sary.
Authorize the Commissioners to
convey to Maryland a strip of land
in the property of the District
Training School for Predetermined.
at Laurel, Md, to permit the open
ing of a road.
Make the rolling stock of all rail-
roads traversing District territory
subject to the Districts personal
property tax.
Create a national research founda-
ton to promote full development
and application of the Nations
scientific and technical resources
for national defense, health and
welfare
Evening star., 1945-07-21

LINCOLN MEMORIAI-This imposing though simple Greek
temple structure Of Colorado white marble Nations
memorial to Abraham Lincoln Built
mac River the easweSt axis of the Mall facing Wash
ington Monument and the Capitol beyond it dedicated
May &c. 1922 The architect Henry Bacon memorial
ebodyng four featuresa statue of Lincoln his Gettysburg
Address his Second Inaugural Address and symbol the
Union which Lincoln saved The Doric
columns represents the States of Lncon time entab
lature above the coonnade 48 memorial feoon
each State at the time the memorial built interior
sidewalks the Gettysburg Address the Inaugural
Address illustrated by great mura by Jules Guern The
standing feature the heroic statue Of Lincoln the Of
Evening star., 1945-07-21
Two Boys Held in Theft
After Spending Spree

:. A spending spree by two boys, IT.
and IA, led to their arrest yesterday
on charges of stealing 1858 from an
airlines ticket office in the Capitol
Building, Wednesday night.
A merchant who knew the boys
noted them spending more money
than usual, and tipped of police,
who had received complaint from
the airlines manager that money
was missing The boys entered the
Capitol to ride on the Capitol-Sen-
ate Office Building train, police said,
and had signed fictitious names on
Evening star., 1945-07-21
Montgomery Farm Group
Plans important Meetino

T. A. Barnsley, chairman of the
Montgomery County Agricultural
Conservation Association, has an
nounced that a meeting of i'm
portance to Montgomery County
agriculture will be held at the Farm
Bureau Office, Rockville, at pm.
Monday.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
Weather Report

District of Columbia-Generally
fair and continued warm and humid
this afternoon, tonight and tomor-
row. Highest temperature this aft
ernoon near 80 and low tonight in
the lower 70s.
Maryland and Virginia-General-
ly fair and continued warm and
humid tonight and tomorrow with
a few scattered showers in the
mountains and near the coast.
River Report
Potomac River clear, Shenandoah cloudy
at Great Falls
Evening star., 1945-07-21
Better Short Woye

Installation of a 5-kilowatt trans
mitter is planned to insure better
short-wave reception in the Anglo
Egyptian Sudan.
Evening star., 1945-07-21

register before entering. They
were turned over to their parents
to await action in Juvenile Court.
Evening star., 1945-07-21

Daniel Chester French which rises the certer of the
hall to height OF 80 feet Of white Georgia marble with
pedestal and base of Tennessee marble it Lincoln
seated in great chair the back of which flag
draped Above the head of Lincoln inscribed n this temple
as in the hearts OF the people for whom he saved the Union
the memory of Abraham Lincoln is enshrned forever"
Lincoln Monument Association created by Congress
years after Lincons assassination, which planned
statue by Clark Mills This plan failed In 1911 Congress up
commission headed by former President
chose the site for the memorial
laid in 1915 and the structure finished 1922 total
cost of $2,940,000
Evening star., 1945-07-21
Record for Last "a Hour.

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yerterday to, noon today)
Highest, Ss, pm. Year ago, 10.
Lowest, II, $40 am. Year ago 65
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 90. on July /.
Lowest, l2, on January 25.
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Report for Last "a Hours.
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Tide Tables.
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in
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ii1'IiiiI1liST mn SfiS5Sff0fSSfiS5Sf
Evening star., 1945-12-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

CURTAINS laundered and stretched, baby
clothes sst. laSndered; prSmSgt and reliable
CURTAINS sTRETCHEDwcal Lu. 471s
GIRL /, eolored. wants days work. Call
GIRL, neat. desires general housework;
good plain cook; live in, nice quarters;
Northwest @ section: Ho: 6086:
GIRL, coiored, desires to clean bachelor S
apt, Monday. Wednesday, Friday. DI.
GIRL, colored. wants, days work from 9
until O'Clock, S5 and carfare. DU. 1890.
Cali any time after ~ O'clock. * 5 T DU. 5so7.
GIRL, colored. reliable, desires. cleaning 3
hours daily for business couple or girls:
oeisrenses' ony, nl a4as Phone between II and Il
SiKL Sa p@ fol0Fsf a. Ssats ssaG Job from pm till
GIRL, neat. colored: wants work from 9
HIGH school Girl, white. willing to
care Tor children in evening. NO. 1886.
HoUsECLEANING EXPERTS. man and
aDDEa.GfD sIlis as ssfi L IaDY STss wants
6en 6y day Box Gno 4ssa so9kies sssr mndinE eh
house: an. to noon, days weekly.
WoMAS va slSs esorsg s% to S,sbss neon n. ornirv
work. 8 to /; refs. Cali after 10 IN.
HO 1852
part-time regular work; no cooking; lO-2,
days: ref. NO. 1879.
WOMAN, colored, reliable. settled. wishes
general housework; stay nights. 2712 Olive
ave. NV.
WOMAN. colored, wants laundry to take
home. DU 69l5.
WOMAN wishes days work; good cleaner
Call TR. 1898.
WOMAN, white. wants place as cook
housekeeper with couple or bachelor
Route /, Box 241. Fairfax, Va.
WOMAN, colored; expert house cleaning
Falls Church 1Sl4-J
GIRL, colored, wishes SIN. laundry at
home. Call ME. O6S4 l7s
WOMAN, white. to care for children. at
convenient hours; downtown DU 3143 /.
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SITUATIONS woMeN.

COL0RED NURSE desires chronic or con-
valescent cases. Call AID. s197: sunday
COOK. white experienced age a: will go
to New York City; good references. Box
DREssaHkING. nss sias: design. remod., .itsra-
6REssMaKING @ Si9 SssS alterations hM ions ressonsbie
%dstS Srcss; sqisk service MS OWENS 1!os
ESf1N RaeisF Ii IA tsor made for
writing needs: topnotch experience, ability
fSnfs5S EmFnoYEb box WoMhA v Shas give some
mss and, evenings, telephone. switchboard.
ofles work. for unfuInished room, near
u co0yed BY Jan darss Box e%sozsn Star is.
payrolls, tipping and cashiering; prefer res
res su1 an w9 e sa rysf cs
HHoUsEKEEP1NSee Or child care by expert
enced mother with year-old child. CHI.
LADY, experienced. would like hours
o2 in ob bote oo w9Ts as
LADY wishes study Spanish, Mexico, Jan.
panion, plus minimum salary. MI. 67s0,
MATH INSTRUCTOR will make appoint
ments for the holidays and after to coach
II b; s; math and physics. Call MR.. KEN.
then cail RE. 1854. Mason. ewes.
MOTHER viii give day care to child or
baby in her home, vic. SEARS, 1885 K
NURSE, practical; prefer semi-invalid,
hhsH'' held dSsiss; Sai IRE free as e trsnsl I BOX ssS
NURSE; practical. white; yishss, to 10
hours, day duty. Randolph 1922.
NURSE, available for cases, sis hours,
any type case. North 1883. No answer
PRoxY MOTHER. soyerness, kindergar-
no housework MI 1175.
SECRETARY. stenographer. senior typist,
lady. excellent BACKGROUND. diversified ex-
perience, former gen. staff D. G.. 8 yrs.
banking. publishing. legal advertising. en-
perm. res BOX 4o5-Z. Star.
TYPIST wants part-time assignments, in
your Office or mine. Sunday, DU 0465;
weekdays. AID. 6244. MISS BENNETT.
VISITING NURSE, hour a.m care only.
WOMAN. colored, wants housework. 8 to
2:30. Mon. through Fri. or by day: ref
WOMAN, maltiiish operator, desires werk,
ences. Phone AT. 309a. lss
WOMAN, middle AGED, partially deaf. de-
sires work; capable worker for home or
ro0minE house. Box 454-Z, Star
WOMAN, white, experienced age "a, wants
RespsY; Rs wages. % $40 for % SNndsy y week; R1as can
Eiye .. e: Tefsrences; viii be in Wash-
PARD. Route /. Box 90. Wsynesbors. W.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE r

CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE can
place 100 applicants daily in permanent
of our OPENINGS: Mech: eng. desree, exper.
build. maint. heat and rent, S15-Ss5 plus
bonus. so auto mechanics. S75-Sl00 wk.:
50 statesmen, S50-Sl50 wk. salesladies,
Sc, open: clk.-typists, $40 wk; stenos.,
can be mex. Sl75: PIX operators,
desk clerks. apt. house asst mgr, $50
plus apartment: ianitor, boiler and incin-
orator exp, S150 plus quarters; office
boys and mess. CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 400 11th st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
Hours, 5000.
clerks. receptionlsts: select po-
visit Isl NATE Na4 Rassd eaR
4EAchfks wAN1hpMan, NIL Il Ma immediate aasa
MepE xaesneies r lis.sd; sl'5oo;sS;o goo, HALT!-
eafflss SasT4o, si H1IsipHEs i NJ
sands Of positions available, professional
technical, sales, ONCE personnel, mechani-
cal domestic, etc; highest salaries, indi-
We can help You to help yourself. CAPI-
IOL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 400 11th
ct
Evening star., 1945-12-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GREENVILLE. S. C.-Man wants ride. on
ssd wsdk end .hsqt Of Df wns 1s drye M
DRIVING leisurely to Los Angeles. Dec. %,
19i2 De soto; stopping : days in New
gers wanted; references exchanged. ia.
RIDE for 2 persons to Salisbury. Md. after
to psf q Or can sny Inns sd5s Bse
LADY desires ride to Phila,. Dec. 21. Phone
SaassaT WassTEp fteE 1de t. to sss E.aassn Ssss Ky, vi.
share expenses and drive, on 21st or 22nd.
M 5hAvE dsn 9a sRt eRess0 cD phe WI isss ssss return
WANTED. share expenses, ride to Raleigh.
n; c., or points south on Dec: 20. p or
WANTED, share expenses, ride ride to to Char: CHAR
lotte. N. C.. Spartanburg OF Greenville,
S. c.. or points in S. C.. on. Dec. 20. II
or 22; references EXCHANGED. Call OR.
RIDE WANTED to Missouri Kirksville.
Columbia or ST: Louis Army major and
any time after pm. Dec. 20. GIL
LADY DESIRES Transformation Richmond
Va, Saturday, 22nd. return evening 25th
or morning 26th. HY. O629 0 to daily
RIDES RID co DESIRED Pittsburgh or BROOK
DRIVING 70 Columbus Ohio. via Pitts
bursh, tst t,lo December e, 22 weather permitting;
SFw shks 'ofsf oFfEASs4Sree SS eaS peop. @ drvers
desire ride to New Orleans or Birhaman
Adams Ur Tanos saos
Fiai Facx xsnSyi!%p s9 ST nhogt Psc al Hobart 4s7s
esss Sss or g. help drive references
ga SaN TAKE IA ds6 ESuR e e Corpus Christi Tex
DRIVING t'nfso to Mpis' Dec c. =. sSo1 return in
about I.D m 70 days: will take four passengers.
fRAvEIiNG ets' to Dallas, Tex; naval oficer
SRT G1 At I,s. vora.
pseses .sssa lftR f. fsae fsa 2l''' drive share e1
6arsh Dec. .: share expenses. Wa.
DRIVING to Rochester; N; Y: ly. Wash.
can can take 3. Apt. Z. 3639 Nichols ave. sc.
.erior Bfds. M?'ah 4:45 daily N No as 1aso. 20 EXT
EIDE WANTED to N, Y. City or nearby
zS ;isssSi IT,, eH 7zso s,. army n o"'e's Oh rs, :na
II GsfD4g & s 5sy, Dec a. take 8
Tor Chicago) for the holidays,
eoNas pEhas T. sRaafy aiap t s
from $50 to 4:45 or Chestnut 1882,
Arlington, Sunday and evenings.
DRIVING to Huntington, W.. Va, via
Route go; 6 leaving Dec. 21 or 20; TAXI. 4.
Disi11fs DRi9fNG f1SS Is FLORIDA Dec. %; can take
Call Sunday, TIE. 1852.
YOUNG WOMAN wants ride to Los An
geles with stop in Dallas: will share driv-
Ing and expense. DE. 419S. Elk. $780,
RETIRED BUSINESSMAN, driving to Mex
leo near Jan. 18th for 2-3 months stay,
Cadillac car. can accommodate 2 persons,
share expenses: references required and
given. address Apartment 1853 West
Pa girls desire ride to
Of Dec. RE. 500, EXT. 2035. weekdays.
PA, ride wanted for
three persons. leaving eve. Dec. 81: return
desired also. NE. 1856.
DRIVING KNOXVILLE. Dec. %; couple
saTed round al PymSuta re ssd heater fS eopR m
6EAHa DEsFEkATEL2 RI s'sS WANTED. ride to Detroit
by sailor and Marine. share driving and
expenses; leave evening Dec. 21st. Call
CHI. 1865, SERGT. CARES, after pm.
OF ofFIcEs asEzs IEAvING for Lo. Angeles AFTER
Dec. Dec q wants l to 3 passengers. FIR.
miami BEACH. leaving pse. 10; can tsk.
RIDE WANTED 10 New Orleans or vicinity
about Dec. 10Th By DISCHARGED Army on
Ger; share expenses and drtytng. Box g7.D,
k9tets AZ
Evening star., 1945-12-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont,

If THERE is ANY ONE who Will train the
wife of soldier in the army of occupa-
tion for a position as PIX or switchboard
operator, write to FAX. 304S 8. Buchanan,
Apt: b., Arlington, Va. 49,
AN EXTREMELY ALERT, attractive, young
woman, college background, who speaks,
reads and writes English and French
fuently, knowledge German and Spanish,
and who has excellent administrative and
statistical experience, desires position en-
failing maximum amount responsibility and
diversity. with compatible salary: overseas
preferred but not prerequisite. What have
you to offer2 BOX 1927, Star
ALERT, intelligent young woman. news
responsible job in research, promotional or
similar neld: would consider ONCE mgr.
or asst. to exec; salary. $3.50 mo. Box
foRMEK kEsIDENr, naval ofncer', widow
housekeeper. MRS. H. HARRIS, General
Delivery, Rooanoke, Va
SOUTHERN WHITE COOK desires position
SETTLED WOMAN, care for baby. after
noon or evenings: city references. LU.
READY-To-wEAR MERCHANDISE, expert
enced manager. desires permanent po-
sition with worthwhile future; free to
travel; salary open. Box 78-B, Star. 17'
TEMPORARY POSITION, secretary stenog-
rapher. statistical experience. college back
ground; fun time. Box 48-B. Star. 17s
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

AT ALTERATIONS, sddtions ana modernisa.
H WEALTH rfH5af5SiS co. aH SS5
ALTERATIONS can add charm and indi-
vid99a,15y a9 uy to to your home from basement to
rohr 1901, we 90 pspeTins' painting, plasterins
ems and other rooms, flooring; in short.
ANYTHING n the way Of altering, improv-
sse E SSoF GoRp o"dFfs Rsrs NatoSs
Bank BUILDING l4th St and Park rd NV.
cost
Remodeling all kinds homes
and ePidlnss fS oPb prompt m seryiee o osE !.
Bu6ER h6E an And '''e GoNrRAcroRGehersl R I3s1
repairs Of All kinds and home improve
ments' c W. sNlDER & SON. GA. s112. !a..
COMPLETE HOME MAINTENANCE. pant
ing, papering carpentry. etc. Phone WO.
509l. J. E. ELGIN.
FLOORS SANDED, refinished like new; is
ssnss modern ma
Iayins. saRdlns. anishins. elsanins. lea i par par:
Ss SF'fs d isia R'sSs
JoHNs,MANvILLE roofing, siding. tnsula-
mates GaTEs coSTRAeHmo osS4T te54s 'ese e. ee5l 81
KEN -roNING AND INSIDE PAINTING
PLUMBING. heating and gas hitting. re-
pair work. complete bath equipment, gas
heaters, SINKS for grocery and delicatessen
6325. G. H. sHUGART. 616 Van Buren,
st. NV.
sEs kEnooEL: l;1s m0aeEnizs Zeq5 1ons n9T
LATIoM CO b5o2 wis: ave. WI 1900
IN VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON csII
PATTERSON CAULF1ELD CORP. for
Johns-ManvllIe roofing, siding, insulation,
storm windows and heating; convenient
terms. Ho 4l2U Member Johns-Manville
Home improvement Guild
WATERPRoOFING, all kinds; Easements
waterproofed, windows calked, etc. ROB-
FRT f PRICE. RE. 1891 81
REMoDELING; 1 am in position Il, accept
Eestoration;, GORDON KENNEDY, INC,
builder. Ma 1900: l0l2 18th St NV.
BUILDER AND CoNTRACTOR-Gene
repairs Of all kinds and home improve
ments. C. W. SNIDER g. SON, GA. 6172.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS ver-
tical twin sliding wood or steel storm win
dovs and screens for wood. double-huns
vertical sliding windows. Also adjustable
wood storm windows for steel easement
windows. Terms. free estimates. Cal
Hobart $500 AIR COMFORT CORPORA
TT0N
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

REFRIGERATION. AIR CONDITIONING
Mechanically inclined men get free facts
about repair and installation work op-
portunities and spare-time training plan.
Write UTILITIES INST, Box 373-Z, Star.
sTENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses IN shorthand typing, bookkeeping.
rs yrs. Accredited. Approved GI school
Inquire now. MA 233s. BOYD SCHOOL,
1893 r st. !Opp. Capitol Theater)
training In all subjects: day. night and
part-time classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Approved
NE. 774s. Est 1915. " e
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 ST. Ma. 1888
COMPTOMETER COURSE, easy to learn:
touch typing free with course: top-salsried
position open; start. BOYD SCHOOL. 1883
u
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MOTOR TRAVEL icent.l

slhasF e Rfs s1as in eoE s15
Ripk Iii s'as sssa eo to 1sta
sMi q A! A. s5sS s5ss ss5S5s :S s,; nod.:r
ieaVins M % Sun. SUI Dec. 20; cruise Z days.
ashore each night; ample space for lug
gase and tgrn.; share exp. tabout $500.
= sss jss: MSs dsE, Ess f r. ss:s2 sss9
NAEr are. sDb b.e II! Ne wszfT'' sss m saf
aa Fsa; nshs aer Ses s5l e SGE
2g: viii share expenses. RE. 600. Ext.
7200s all day Monday.
as'y'as yseain sn 's:'tsa s.
sERviSEM4S and wife ,.. desire ride to Q. Bos- @
sSsy :as sss s!ssn: ss :: ua'
saa 4 drying, y s, =. c.iI tinsoin. 1920. Y - 49,
sonvills; son Fls, Fslss,e on Dec. Il or ~. Please
gan GSHERNMasr SH aSafr GIRLS desire ride to
ssT. :xeehsss eeS ar0Dna @ 3sp 3s5 one drives
RIDE WANTED to BIRMINGHAM. Ala on
SalI leMplc 20 10 0unQhy anu CFCuluks
DRIVING Packard on Wednesday through
Chicago to Western Kansas; passengers
LADY WISHES ride to indianapolis about
RIDE Rff WANTED 'aoq to koaPeke aPe Va. by young
"a lsay \. On NJ Des 500 s@ or 20; ref exc. Ma
IEHVING IS'i &c FOR FOR FLORIDA. vicinity of Or
lando. on or about Jan. 49, can take g.
TWo Girls desire ride to Augusta, o.
Savannah, Ga, on Dec. goth or 21st: will
ing to share expenses Oliver 3747 attei
FLORiDA-Private party. exclusive. on va.
i cation tour, Dec. l9-Jan. !; accommodate tt
/ / or . Phone EN- 7124. 49,
EX-sERVICEMAN AND WIFE desire ride
or will drive car to Portland, Oregon
sftsr. Jan, Ist, IA. 5a75. L..
share expenses and driving. 81. $3.50. 49,
RIDE WANTED to Latrobe. Pa; or vicin.
ity, Dec II and return Dec. 26, for twC
girls. Call Woodley 1925. 49,
ALABAMA-lf You will consider letting m,
ride TO Ala. about Dec. 20, call MISS ROSS
BhLTIMORE-Dailyr ride from Bladensburs
rd. and s. D. ave or r. !. ave and s.. D
ave. d to $50 am. Call HO. 1883 aftel
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