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Nogales international., 1945-11-30
CAPTAIN VENABLE
ENROUTE TO NOGALES

Captain Charles Venable arrived
at Ft. Bliss, Texas, Wednesday night
from England, and is expected to
reach here today to join his wife
(Barbara MacdonaldD and daughter,
Leslie Ann, who have been here
since shortly after the war started.
The Captain and family plan to
make their home in Little Rock,
Ark.
Mrs. Irene Pollak of Douglas is
expected to arrive this weekend to
visit her son, Danny Pollak, and
her sister, Mrs E. S. Edmonson and
family. Mrs. Pollak, who has been
serving in the WAC. of the Army
Air Forces, was separated from SER
vice at Camp Beale last week, and
has been visiting relatives in South
ern California.
Mrs. Mary Riley has returned to
her home in La Jolla after spending
a few days here, the house guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Charles Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Medlen are the
happy parents of a baby girl, Nancy
Jane, born in Tucson last week.
Mr.. Medlen made his home here
with his brother, Herman, a num-
Der of years ago and was graduated
from Nogales High School.
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Miss Leticia Gauthier of San
Francisco, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w K. Kennedy for
the past three weeks, departed Mon
day for her home. Mr. and Mrs
Kennedy accompanied her to Tue
son.
DR.. and Mrs Charles Smith had
as house guests last weekend, DR.
and Mrs. j. H. Patterson, Mr.. ano
Mrs. c.. S. Pine, and Mr. and Mrs
Gordon Mcdonald, all of Phoenix
Mrs. Patterson is spending the week
in the Smith home.
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Mrs. Paul F'rink will be hostess
to the Literary Section of the No
gales Womans Club next Friday
afternoon, Dec. 7th, at her home
on West street.
Rk&*#&&EH
Suzonne Jane Medlen is confined
to her bed at home this week, with
a severe cold.
Miss Betty Wooddell is on the sick
list this week.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30

Miss Connie Lopez and Miss Alyce
Perez of Los Angeles were visiting
in Nogales last week. They came
to see Pvt. Joe M. Lopez, Jr., who
was here on furlough, and who is
now at Greensboro, N. G.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30
Beat regardless,
ANDY BOOKAS
GEORGE OROZCO HERE
ENROUTE TO TEXAS

Pfc. George Orozco, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Orozco, is here on 30
day furlough enroute from Ft Ord,
Calf, to Ft. Bliss, Texas. He re-
Gently signed up for the regular
army and has been assigned to the
air forces.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30
BANQUET TONIGHT

The Girls Athletic Association of
the high school is giving a banquet
at 7:30 tonight in the schools home
economics room in honor of the
1945 mis-. football boys.
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/. II. Shannon
HOnored
On, Birthday

Honoring her husband, whose
birthday anniversary it was, Mrs. I.
III. Shannon entertained at dinner
Monday evening.
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. KarnS, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Kis-
singer, Mr and Mrs. John Phillips,
Mrs. Doris Bynon, Colonel and Mrs.
Harold ISaacson, Terry Shannon.
Major and Mrs. I. H. Shannon.
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Motoring to Tucson Monday even
ing to the concert given by Pianist
Bgon Petri at the Temple of Music,
were Mrs. Herman Medlen, Mrs.
william Livingstone and Miss Jaco-
hine Kiewel
Nogales international., 1945-11-30
TO BE HEARD
OVER RADIO

Dan Choisser of ST. Louis, music
composer and soloist; and Miss
Adele Bracker, musician, will be
heard over Radio Station XEAF,
Nogales, Sonora, at 7:30 pm. Mon
day.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30
LT. HARDY BACK
FROM, EUROPE

1t. Charles l.. (Blimp) Hardy,
eldest son of Mrs. Dorothy Hardy
of Phoenix and the late Superior
Court Judge Charles L. Hardy, ar
rived in New York early this week
following long service in Europe.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30

Mrs. Katherine George and party
of friends from Tucson were No
gales shoppers Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30
LEAVING FOR DENVER

Mr.. and Mrs. L. nj. Allen and son
Terry Wayne are leaving tomorrow
for Denver, Colo, to visit Mr.. AL
lens folks until after the holidays.
Upon their return to Nogales early
in January, Mr. Allen will be con-
nected with the Frenco Laboratories,
Crawford street and Terrace avenue.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30
FROM LONG BEACH

Warrant Officer Lloyd Churchill
Barney of the Navy and wife are
here from Long Beach, Calf, visit
ing the 1atters mother, Mrs. Peter
Versus, and family, of Crawford
street. Barney has been in the Navy
nine years.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30
SCOUTING

Regular meeting of Troop 81 last
Friday was followed by a Green Bar
meeting.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30

Mrs. Jesse Little and Mrs. Erm
johnson of Los Angeles have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis
at SonOita.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30

A meeting of the Nogales Wom-
ans Club will be held Tuesday, Dec
4th at 2 o'clock, in the club rooms
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Nogales international., 1945-11-30
WEATHER

Maximum temperature at Nogales
the month of November was 88 de-
grees on the 4th, and minimum, 20,
on the 9th. There was no precipi-
tation.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30
GlfIt%ar|teld(Q
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SACRED HEART CHURCH

SAChEO dEARI CdUhOa
Masses, Sundays, at 6. 7, $3.50 and
10.
Rosary 7:30 pm.
Week day masses at s, Z and 8.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday Bible School, for all ages,
3:45 am.
Morning Worship Service, II am.
Young Peoples Meeting, I pm.
Special program for all ages.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30
THE UNITED CHURCHES
FELLOWSHIP

FELLOWSHIP
(Congregational-Me -Methodist)
Church school, 9:45. Mrs. George
B. Parks, superintendent. Primary
Department meets same hour. Mrs.
Lon Bellman, superintendent.
Morning worship at 11:O0 o'clock
Theme, God Is Calling" There
will be special music by the choir
under the direction of Mr.. Russell
A. Smith.
A cordial invitation extended to
all who do not worship elsewhere,
and strangers made welcome.
.. A. SMITH, DID,, Minister.
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Advent Sunday, Dec. End
800 a.m.-Holy Communion.
9:45 am.-Church School and
Bible Glass.
HOO am-Holy Communion and
Sermon. Corporate Communion Ser
vice for Laymen. All men heartily
invited.
Tuesday, Dec. Bishops Com
mittee meets in Paish Hall at 7:30
pm.
REV. J. ATKINSON, Vicar.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30

4th at 2 o'clock, in the club rooms.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Haskell of
Tucson, spent Tuesday in Nogales.
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Major and Mrs. I. H. Shannon
are anticipating the arrival of Mrs.
M. C. Shannon and Mrs. G. A. Shell
don from Ell Paso, within the next
few days. They are the mother and
sister of Major Shannon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Arnold spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Tue
son.
Nogales international., 1945-11-30

HHH = 4 4; & 4 ,
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HELP DOMESTIC,
CHAMBERMATD- WAITREsS. col

CHAMBERMAID-WAIT colored: live
and eess On %es dsy H Efssy
Sec. refs. required; $50 mo. RE. .273o,
COOK. s35 week; Georgetown house; 2 in
family; live in; only thoroughly expert
Call MI O596 between $3.50 and II noon
COOK ghw assist baby small Conn
csii AD. 4s4s after it ia 4:3o pm NJ e''D"'''
COOK. general houseworker: no laundry
fare fare ff De. soso. nee' Apply go anu car
G1ok ad dnn shV some ga cs asys Of w csen
SIS sses Arinsto @eek oL % sfa laundry
Goe 81 x saw' d ere 7l tsg children; live
COOK. experienced. middle-aged preferred
quarters, bedroom with bath on End floor,
Chase. convenient to downtown transpor.
tation; upstairs maid employed. WI. .3345
COOK, eolored. experienced and reliable,
no with children
plain cooking: must live in; upstairs room
COUPLE. s1s5 q month, live in, on Fox
f nan rd;; cook,Ghambermaid. butler-chauf-
COUPLE, COLoRED, man as. experienced
honseman; wife good general houseworker,
per month; only those interested in per-
mansnt home need ap2ly Box 1894, Star.
mediately; hours, 8 to 4:30: no Sunday;
SIS week. Call bet, and z, WI. 1929
one, to liye in: NV; good salary; 5is day
Ho1sEwsSKdR EN- nO coU Saa
erence necessary, $50 week RIA. $3.50.
G.H.W.. small GEORGETOWN house. 1 in fam
lily; simple cookins; $3.50 per week. CO.
G.H.W.-Good home for reliable woman,
full time; live in comfortable room, radio
Fond Of children; references; good salary
G.H.W., light washing. adults, Mon
through Sat, 4 pm. to 9 pm, Soc hr,
dinner and carfare. references. WO. 1857
after pm.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

ALTERATIONS can add charm and indi-
you1 boms VEL as IS value to
paperins roofing. flooring, modernizins q
bathTms;, kitchens; everything in the way
altering or building Estimates ana
mechanics used for all work Liberal term:
MENT CORR. Rises National Bank Bids Z.
rs saT saa III ms AND NJ aas
ton. residential and commercial construc-
ti1n; gsn SGHsr e1 In COMMON
AsBEsTos sIDING. lpoins. eD rock wool S'I IN.
sGPPiX EaGfpMENT e. Fer 1 "a. aye
NV. Warehouse st 7th and T ne. d.
ELECTRICAL TRoUBLE.-24-hr. service.
wiring repairs and new Installations. oil
9 9pusS TR 4315' DI; o12s: q.
mates mates GATES CONTRACTING CO OF
ssosaAHEos 5 n90S Nk sac Aos vi nis
REMODEL, modernne your nom. nov;
fssns 'rss est tTs w NATIONAL sT TAI
PArTEksoN A e aNP rMASsiS eoRs i ioi
Johns-ManyilIe roofing, siding. insulation,
terms no 4I2o. Member Johns-ManviIls
Home improvement Guild
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best:
a synf R BHaas nsss p
ING coNTRAcToRs NC. 1872 Wiseon-
John v. BAILEY & son, builders and de-
ing in planning and constructing for your
personal requirements, in your new home
as well as alterations and additions to
your present one; estimates made. Call
after 5 pm. o9s
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SITUATIONS MEN.

monthly services; tax reports quarterly
statements I - prompt services, reasonable
f Accou NJ sSoI - EXPERT spe
complete bookkeeping, tax service to linn
AssoGiATioN MANAGER, rich h' expe a
serving trade groups. Part or full time
exp bar. rest. club ma mann inv. e and
eo 2to ACCT ppayrolls; best local refs. DE.
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE; cancella-
tions make available one Of long expert
ence in Washington. Box 262-B, Star. I.
CLERK in liquor store. have some expert
ence; Box 244-B. Star.
Test a5snt MI 70 s9Rdays sober and de-
GENTLEMAN. good personality. excellent
refs, degree IN botany, desires work, Sat
and Sun. in large florist shop to learn
sincere offer. Box 1s3-B. star.
MAN tcolored). married. employed, wishes
part.time lsnitor work in exchange fol-
MaA viss as s !anf0r Job with 5th-elas
PAcKAGING ENGINEER, charged with di.
recting all activities connected with pack.
ing, Garlosding, warehousing and materials
handling OF large Government procuring
SALES MANAGER with fare for sellins
and tremendous capacity for administrative
detail seeks permanent connection. 30,
Sob, Star
VETERAN, fun-time employment as book.
| keeper or related position. with reliable
and payrolls, have had supervisory and
ONCE experience, age "a co. 62sS.
WANTED, work, doorman. hotel, apt or
theater, elderly, active man. TR. 271s.
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HELP WOMEN,

ADDREssOGRAPH OPERATOR, perma.
SS g af.S
advancement: good starting salary: 5s.
AIDES, white. siBLEY MEMORIAL HOS.
LTEkA ago aAN1s for Quality dresses
aorRn s9as s sAks a az Psh s
ASSISTANT BooKKEErER, steady work
sass HseE ssa} e. a 44BPy ISL GoM
a ASH IA I'M MANAGER for ladies' sports.
fsAseiSG s4or 4 a$s tn s nv open
terra person with practical as exps5snes in
domestic science desired; good hours: nc
Sunday or plight work. GARFINCKEL's
BEAsUTY OPERATORS, immediate open.
Woodward l. LoTHRoF. $50 to pm
Beauty OPERATOR. experienced, full o,
ing and manicuring. DEVoNSHfRE BEAU.
B BfA Shos LA Ts nS S oR
sS1 ahsR si isl0 q, ~ HKAD SETEfsbi
BEATTY OPERATOR. highest salary anc
commission. excellent opportunity. EMILE
Jr., 52S ,12th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, excellent salary anc
Conn. ave.
BOOKKEEPER and general ONCE work
knowledge Of stenography helpful; perina.
asnt position to attractive young lady
with pleasing personality. Apply in per.
son, FRED PELZMAN'S FASHION SHOP
BsiotoKkEE;PPER who can type and cashie,
IN hieh-class retail establishment Gooc
working conditions. State age and salar!
expected. BOZ 104-A. Star.
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PERSONAL.

M0THERs-Do you want some one TO mind
P Pacy Fsr TaREN ion cal IR 1870 90
o5h e. details Il , Hay pHoTooRg1SHEhs
nursing home for elderly people; tray serv-
NURSES AvAILABLE = Need . nurse
SIP n eoyERs DRAP All RlGs CO. $3.50 q.
y24r b5ss51s sda'
PHONE SHELTERED $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright. If you are in need Of loar up to
MODERN DREssMAKING STUDIO. CEN
traIly located; formerly OF Fifth ave-
sn,t T. equipped for prompt SERVICE dresses
SIio st. RSr ROOM jones' 20 A4 Ae taa
FEEL BETTER after FIRST treatment or no
fee; relief from pains and aches due TO
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism. arthritis
feet. Lady Naturopath, 90 years expert
FUR I And sh MATERfAL HATS mad. to order
soskns MSS aEp 5fR9o0 SoRse MiPnsPy
852a l4th st. NV. co, 1871. Open eyes.
HOLIDAY DANCE Of the Circle CUBS
rally of members and friends, Friday. Dec
ballroom, 4la 9TH st. NV. Poppy orches-
ira: favors, door prizes. Michigan 1872.
f faRsRsS F eou S1Ahk SCHOOLS S.
modern day and boarding school for chill
dren from 2 to IL years old. Daily trans
portation furnished from any part Of
DAY CARE for children 2-6 years: trained
! teacher, supervision. pickup service in
me- Hyattsville, nearby Md. WA. 9411.
SNAPSHOTS, PHOTOS, enlarged by pho
tostat, resembling autographs: two for s.
7. pal .
INTRODUCToRY oFFER-one sxIo por-
trait taken in your home. only 81 so; also
copying and colorine. Glebe Oso1. %
groups, etc Anything. anywhere. by repu-
TABLE concern. CHEVY CHASE STUDIO,
SLIP COVERS, professionally guaranteed.
work guaranteed: upholstered furniture
/ beaut. shampooed in your home. d.. 0l22
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HELP DOMESTIC tcons. J

CIV, lisht cooking. fond Of chill.
CIV, 5h-day week. no Sundays. light
saa and ear qafs' + IA. os77 a''er dinner
and No su ys IN or os asy
during winter. kind and dependable. OF.
GIRL, light housework, live in; s45 month
70 start; room. bath and radio. RIA. 212I.
Girl colored. neat; g.h.w... no cooking;
6ay saS ss Ter assf oE % 4s ss''
Ss'.'a. .na
a AK Essk; gSSs salary: All cH: 1855.
eSdssn f b gh. take and care e
Es IN AND p1 cS Sed
p9sition in adult family OF 4. 5h-day wk.
HoUsaKEEpER to keep small apartment
s spar sim and baby happy and clean for
Of. live f.. Please phone ewes, CHI 1900.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1sE white. to woman
IA ps1 " saa Box se.sa qs tsf. i've out
HoUsEMAID. eoiored. mlddle-ssed courae,
Saturday afternoon and SUNDAY OF:
location. Call DU. 1000. Apt. IA. after
MAID-5la-day week: care of children; no
cooking, no washing; vic. 4th and r. l.
MAID, general hoGsewo WORK close to trans
portation. Call OR. 1916.
MAID MAID, colored; cooking, g. INV; no laun-
not reply unless competent; $50 a wk.
MAID: experienced cook; must have good
| 1884. 100 Buchanan st. NV.
MAID. part time: afternoons, 3 or hours
Z days q week: small rooming house. DU
no Sundays; SO " week. 2o5s sao st. nav nav
between 10 m. and IL noon.
MAID, general Homework and plain cooking
for 3 adults in Anacostia, live out; S25 pei
MxD e shx Atlantis IN nice 7f hom ttef hep NTH
small children, liberal salary, references.
s MAID,G.H;W;. good pay and hours, no
with pay. Ok. 0 iss4 SATURDAY on vacation
NuRsEMAID, unusually good smonth. old
Oakwood st. Sc. 2nd floor. IS.
NURSEMAID, white, experienced: live in. /
child Please write Box 23S-A Star, giving
nice, family in Washington: SIS week plus
% I9Ts,y home sstt,s Come e. to Ill 100 St
children; live in, room and bath, So per
week Call MI. 327S.
WOMAN wanted for light housework "a
hours twice weekly. call after q pm. CO.
1880. 1919 10th st. NV.
WOMAN, with some nursing experience.
/ for elderly quiet gentleman l2-hour day
service. 7-day week. EN- 0OSS
WOMAN for general holsework to /
or 2:30 to $50 Mondays to Fridays in
elusive: Washington Country Club area
in Arlington. Bus to door. Call Glebe
{ -
WOMAN OR GIRL to care for . children
while mother i'll, no heavy work UN.
3442. College Park. Md
laundry. upstairs nm. in fine suburban
home: good wages. Call ia. 7474 or Ash
ton 1897
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE, DIGS, Sc. section;
apt. above store; 81 1000 wkiy.; short
h closed Sunday. TR. 4osa after $50
WILL RENT GARAGE. with or withou,
equipment eaa y with option to buy, Boz
OVER 800 so. FIT, suitable for Offices on
OF, business. downtown entire property foi
sale. including excellent income from hote
LEG S5 M M BERk k5fs 0qsn co NE
SHoro STUDIO for sale, $4,000. Shooting
rent Parking lots for rent. Rooming house
lot II ~ So sA 4sss
you in "a hours if priced right; long year;
OF experience and personal attention is al
sos Sou IN nP pxsr ef N S W.
LuNCHRooM. good location; reasonable
MODERN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE store. in
financially responsible Individual Do moi
and have at least 100000. This is q
golden Opportunity tty, offered BY. owner who
For saEE essr s Barber sop Star n Conn
clientele, netting over SIS per week
m WnH oaner s. ss5 a rnt SOS
GROCERY STORE, doing good business mess
good fixtures; colored trade; rent, S65: 4
rooms; kitchen and bath living quarters
sELF-sERyIcE MKT ife' nearby virginia
SaS s $4,000 reH weekly good will $1,000
meat mkt. corner store, no rooms bus.
81 200 weekly; short hours: rent, SI15;
s5s '0 &c '5 5sS arr 5os za0G RLE ahsu'
BUSINESSES, ALL K1NDs"-Delicatessen
Service dTsss sss sT w sRR as
restaurant: gift and flower shops, beauty
e'f W II SeS @ Co. sell b. oo esss
VARIETY STORE Small small NV. sells no.
tons, gifts, mems wear, patent medicine,
yrs made plenty 81 money here; s wife We've Very
III, must sacrifice; total price, only So. 600
sssh' lnnsSlnSing Slooo or more nor in stock
IDEAL BusiNEss IN I'M nice fse' n eGsh
soda fountain and patent drug, and other
s sSSs tsss
friends; , Please list your property with
iS sooa DHs s nS your friend
te a Il M G2 iaSe OIL sSso
Corner, 20 rms, 8 baths, good furniture;
rent, $3.50; income quoted over $500 mo. :,
plus good quarters for purchaser; plenty
" SveLytniugi S9,SoU GOWN nanQleS. a. Il.
SEELYE, 400 L st. W., DI. 1925
BARBER SHOP, excellent downtown loca-
tion---3-chair shop, 5-yr. lease: crossing
good shoeshine stand. Work a month and
prove income; Price and terms very rea-
DI. 1926.
BOOMING HOUSE, e. Capitol st.-1o
rms. , baths: rent. only $50; income
quoted over $500 mo-, plus apt for pur-
sEELYE, 1400 I 81. NV. pI. 1925.
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

COOK, assistant, exp, for 125-bed sub
urban hospital: good salary and hours
G call Ristitisn, Of: 500; i9r interview:
house; 2, in family; live in; only thorough
ly experienced. with good references need
apply. Call MI. 0596 bet. $50 and IL noon
DiSHWAsHERS, men and women; no ex-
perience needed; good pay, vacation with
pay. 4S-hour week. Apply at any PEOPLES
DRUG STORE or at employment ONCE
n p st ne.
ELEVATOR and switchboard operator per.
manent or temporary. Call CO. 0712 fol
FOOD AND FOUNTAIN CLERKS, ATE 1e
will train you; good pay while Learning;
appy as any Eo ESD RUa oRt free
emD l. m men once. y st. ne;
coupons, full or part time, pleasant, per.
manent work, $50 to S75 weekly. Phone
kEsTATRANr opENINGs-positions with
future: Student managers, dietitians
cooks bakers, short order cooks. Tell u
about yourself in letter giving complet,
record employment past years and pres
emit earnings: Present EMPLOYER not con
tacted without your permission. No EN-
ployment agency fee. Box 471-Z, Star
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REPAIRS ond SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
nsai Quickly; factory-trained MECHANICS.
oeE MReHsE Corp paq Bond Ri S $685.
ADDING MACHINES. caicuiators Cleaned,
ole and adjusted. All WORK suaranteed.
S Re lIa7 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
a sIT Ian E RI REPAIRING, washing ma
chimes, refTiseIators, all makes; 24-hour
AUTO uPHo fIssaTsER1NG one-day service. aSt
special attention to taxicab leatherizinE.
s3d fsmodsas a At 1884
shs4ins BooaER o0t stGSs t5RnsH 81 3D.
CARPENTER-small jobs: window glass,
door locks installed. roofs repaired and
c cfiptfs R RAps Siss domestic, ,o-.,vn
work guar INVERSION ctocK CHING,
$50 5a$ 1 81 "a s. g 94Si over ldsRets's. Elk
CAMERA KEPGiRING. CAN FULLER d
d'ALbERT. INC. National 4712. s15 10th
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, washers. IRON
ers, cleaners. irons, coasters, etc. We re-
pair all makes Let US check your appli-
K eSe5 Sf 4aS5 W sFeus az. hN VT
ELLCTRIc WIRING. nxtures. extra out.
ELEc Co $500 Ga ave IA sSsi' 'NN
Es sE syss & ~
FLOORS SANDED and finished. expert
ff ho5ks sRN6 SnYE aSo Dg S7bs
ana Ssxsd EoNe sP sro 5sH EnooR e ssRs
Ice ICE, 7o2 kennedy ST. NV. RA. 5717.
GAS RANGE REPAIRS made promptly.
Satisfaction Sat- 10 guaranteed. All makes serv-
GLfTTER-GLAZE YOUR CAR - Protect
the finish and restore original luster with
amazing new process. We pick up and de-
HOUSE PAiNTING. paper hanging g and
I clustering in distinctive and Decorative
e en Tp YOUR pVs6s son mes Bright
Pn1L ok EEL pI. ASH or RA. 1880. a..
HsEAnIn5 IM5s ES re en-. s. up. STEIN
PAINTING. PAPERING, FLOOR SANDING.
plastering and wall seraping; 20 years ex-
sf IS S4s ssss ca. RI Mr. essH
Hr '' szos ssn' ss BONG sH5 s.
PAfSr M; a AND H sH gsf HANGING b, re.
sss Hsss nsi Ho sil
sonable prices; work done at once; guar
Mxiis Va aa sb Nd es 81 st ssr a sS
s fssiRaifs sa PAf At i HasoNe Va. Nd
2; G: work guar; prompt service: white
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGINGwWe 20
Virginia, MARYLAND and D. c. Work guar
Better work for less money" I'm. 374s.
PAPER HANGING, this week only. 81 and
UP per room: 1945 washable, sunfast
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

PACKARD CLIPPER leaving for ST. Peters
burg, Fla, Jan. 2nd. Persons interested
call Wooaley 1877 after pm.
ARMY OFFICER driving to West Palm
passengers, share expenses; references
CAL Gaithersburg 24-F-22 27s
CALF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES couple leaving Dec
IS, 20 or 80; bank reference; Cadillac;
take Box. 307-B, Star. 90.
ANY ONE wishing to have car driven to
West Coast call WI 1856
! RIDERS TO Scranton. Pa. Leave 9 am.
SATURDAY. Dec. %: return Jan 2 Cali
SERGI. MILLER, Belvoir 1000, Ext 5ll2 il.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO Dec 2sth, a /
Buick; can take A. Taylor s744. no Rox.
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Warrant Issued for B. & 0.
After 7 Die on CROSSING
BY the Associated Press.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Dec. 81
The Mayor and City Council issued
a warrant against the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad yesterday after
two Cumberland residents were
killed when a B. & o. express
crashed into their car at the Pear
street crossing.
Mrs. Ada v. c. Sawyers, 40, and
Oscar George Peters, 40, both died
instantly and the wreckage of their
car was carried 1876 feet along the
tracks. by the eastbound Cleveland
night express. The accident &C.
CURED at 4 am.
City Attorney Charles z. Heskett
said the warrant charged the rail-
road with failure to have a watch
man at the crossing as provided in
the city code.