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Evening star., 1945-06-16
Charles Dabney, 90,
Educator and Former
Cabinet Aide, Dies
BY the Associated Press.


CINCINNATI, Ohio. June 16.-Dr
Charles w. Dabney, president of the
University of Cincinnati from 1904
to 1920 and former president of
the University of Tennessee, died
last night at Asheville, N. c., just
four days before his Goth birthday
Death was attributed to heart all
ment.
DR.. Dabney. who was the son of
Robert L. Dabney, chief of staff to
Gen. Thomas J. "Stonewall' Jack
son, was Assistant Secretary of Agri-
culture under President Grover
Cleveland from 1893 to 1896. During
his 17-year presidency of the Uni
versity Of Tennessee he became
widely known for his advocacy of
free public schools throughout the
South.
DR.. Dabney was born at Hamp-
den Sydney, Va, on June 10, 1855.
His mother was Lavinia Morrison
Dabney. He received his bachelor
of arts degree from Hampden Sgd
ney in 1873 and later attended the
University of Virginia. He received
his Phi. D. from Gottingen in 1880.
He also held degrees from Davidson
College, Washington and Lee Uni
versity, Yale, Johns Hopkins and
the University of Cincinnati.
In August of 1881, he was married
to Miss Mary Brent. He was pro-
fessor of chemistry at Emory and
Henry College at Emory, Va, in
l877-7S before going to Germany
for further study.
He was president of the Univer-
sity of Tennessee from 1887 to 1904.
His two daughters. Mrs. Katherine
Ingle, dean of women at the Uni
versity of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Alex
ander Thomson, until recently presi-
dent Of Western College at Oxford,
Ohio, left Cincinnati last night when
informed of their fathers illness.
Funeral arrangements have not
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1n Mrtt1urtaitt

ALLEN, GEORGE w. A tribute of love
abes 70 e Of our dea Wba nd
away one year ago today, June 16, 1914.
Loved in life,
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
BLAND. JOHN EDWARD. In lovina
BLaSp Who my depssted this life ten Year:
ago, June 16, 1885.
Gone, but never will be forgotten.
HIS WIFE, ETA B. DAVIS.
BELL, JAMES ROBERT. Passed away
In the graveyard softly sleeping.
Lies the ns s1sfs ovsd ss ss dearly Hs'e
In lonely, silent grave.
Thou art not forgotten, dear James,
Nor wilt thou ever be;
As We aens viii Is remember 1s aBe MEMORY ssee last
Hif TERs MsAEb ANP oSE Ei4 hkoTHEs M3HHEs TWO SIS
CHRISTIE: DELLA WILLS. The passing
years Ink themselves together in unfor-
gotten sac sacred SUCCESSION lcs ion and commsm1. n J.
DELLA Wills CHRISTIE, who departed
this this life fifteen years ago today, June 16
Time speeds on, fifteen years have passed
Since death its gloom. its shadows. cast
Within our home, where all seemed bright
And took from US shining light.
Sadly missed and always Tgs rssT1asmTIb%sred. 1aTI
GIBSON, IRVING. In loving memory
Of our devoted father and grandfather
IRVING GIBSON, who left US June 16,
LUBELLE E. BUTLER, ESTHER B. SUIT.
br.nce Of JOHN ). LANAHHN, iSs,nE who aemsn died
thir5y-three years aT9 THN 1eday; FxMR }I1e l6
nbs a. BELOVED s sad sst ap
r. MILLS, who was killed in action one
year ago today, June Is. in Normandy
France.
The month Of June once more is here,
Our dear Bob passed away.
1t is lonely here without him.
Life does not seem the same to us
Since he was called away.
Deep in our hearts are vows
To keep his memory true;
How well We know there never win be
Another son like you.
We think CT him in silence,
No one can see us weep;
For many q silent tear we've shed
HIS DESofEb peSe Esnsrs MoTHEk SIS aiseep AND DAD
my dear husband. JOHN j. GULL trd who uI
departed this life ten years ago today
June 16. 1885,. Anniversary mass at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart.
To me the saddest Of the year;
Because ten years ago today
Ny dear husband passed away:
LOVING WIFE, MARY j. GULL.
orI HkEn 3 s..I .pA o.s., trisYte nnt t1 ths
s Raas'fs ION. 65s.' wllH i4G5 XII .ys yrfsii fssaiii
Evening star., 1945-06-16
Roofer Dies After Foil;
Companion Is Injured

Matthew Coleman, n, colored, OF
1887 Stevens road Sc. died in Cas-
ualty Hospital today from injuries
he received when he and com
panion fell yesterday while repair
ing a roof on the Washington Gas
Light Co. Building at Twelfth and
M streets Sc.
According to police, Mr.. Coleman
was working with John Shubiak, So
of $40 Florence street NE. when
they both slipped from the roof OF
the two-story structure. Mr.. Shu-
biak Is stin In Emergency Hospital
suffering from fractures Of both
wrists and skull injuries.
Evening star., 1945-06-16

which our homeland will be spared
= violence of our enemies" and
added:
Unless the American people are
willing to risk witnessing the devas-
tation Of our coastal cities as War
saw, Berlin. Manila and Tokyo
have been devastated, enactment OF
this legislation is necessary"
Admiral Halsey said 'it is only
Evening star., 1945-06-16

where she had been during the past
winter and spring.
A novelist and playwright, she wa.
also internationally famed as q
beauty. The novel most widely as.
sociated with her name, "The Quick
or the Dead" was published in 1888
sold 100000 copies and was still or
the publishers active" list more
than 40 years later. It started 9
literary furor because of its frank
treatment of many topics ther
taboo.
OF Noted Virginia Family.
She was born August 20, 1868, ir
Richmond of a noted Virginia fam.
lily. Her grandfather was William
Cabel Rives, a Senator and Minister
to France.
Her father. Col. Alfred Landor
Rives, assisted as architect in the
construction of the new Capito
wing, and also was architect for the
Cabin John (Md) Bridge. He also
served as chief of military engineers
in the Confederate Army.
Among her close relatives are
Thomas Nelson Page and James
Branch Cabell.
The year Miss Rives published
her first book she married John
Armstrong Chanler of Merry Mills
Va, who had attracted wide public
notice as the man who was legally
sane in Virginia and insane in New
York. 1t was because of this legal
irony that Mr.. Chanler coined the
phrase, who's loony now?" after
a brothers marriage to an opera
singer ended in the courts with a
large financial verdict against the
husband. The Rives-Chanler mar
riage also ended in divorce.
Frequent Visitor to England.
In England, where she was a fire.
gent visitor, Miss Rives numbered
among her friends such distinguish
ed persons as Lord Curzon, Arthur
Balfour, Thomas Hardy, Henry
James and George Meredith. Mrs.
Asquith mentioned Miss Rives in
her memoirs as the beautiful Vir-
ginian," and it was in England in
1894 that she was introduced by
Oscar Wilde to her future husband
Prince Pierre Troubetskoy, a Rus
sian artist.
They were married two years later
when the prince came to this
country and made their home at
Castle Hill, Va, which furnished
background for most of Miss Rives'
novels.
Her last novel, published in 1890
was Fire Damp" This was pre-
ceded by THE Queerness of Celia, >
in 1926; several plays including
Love in Mist" in 1926; THE Sea
Woman's Cloak" and November
Eve" in 1928; a book of stories
"The Ghost Garden" in 1918, and a
collection of poems, LAS the Vino
Blew" in 1920. She wrote severa
plays, including THE Prince ano
the Pauper" and The Fear
Market"
Evening star., 1945-06-16

Buying War Bonds through payroll
savings is the easiest way! It's bet
ter for YOU-it's better for Uncle
Sam! It's the best way to fulfiIl our
obligation to our fighting men!
Evening star., 1945-06-16

long illness. She
was 81 years old,
Princess Trou-
betzkoy, who, un-
der her maiden
name of Amelie
Rives, was wide
ly KIN ow n to
readers of ro-
mantle fiction In
the 90s, died
around midnight
in a n ur S / n 6
hOm p ere
Evening star., 1945-06-16
Author AmeIie Rives,
Whose Father Planned
Capitol Wing, Dies
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June
16.-Amelie Rives. author. who In
private life was Princess Troubetz-
koy, died here last night after a
Evening star., 1945-06-16
Stop
This Canadian
Gold Swind|e!

Myron Hongman Pennsylvania Securities
SG sd on nat ss5yse eEstpooR xsfa
to the d % s.t % n ,v % M the & Canadian Si dhs aS %
veritable getrich-quck Walingfords
Publicity M The only tss r1 at G
Exchange projection.
percent s to: s % @ I his vsx ss%
or ot the e. m e ''EsS s By % M %
Of rs oi s st % %
chance at ALL
les. @ %sss :ss s S ssfess % s t ;: s a S
0 0n ia e from and be
every quick urged prices
gold stocks rapidly Seize the
perhaps Hurry hurry hurry!
n Vs the s os Essa ss S |
bond; ing wit. & 4o and ads
pockets, nothing can be done about it. Why not?
thing treaty with Canada which would
enable deserve hanging
fire since 1912
Who's at faut The Dominion Of Canada
to follow suit. ~ ~
treaty provides persons committing what
using violating laws Of either un
regarding the purchase sale
These criminals f:n long
its part E'~' o'f 'sAA's mas 000'
Das .ns {. ne. s ;ss Which Il:
double taxation here and there Where its
Canadians after our
ratification.
Legislature which perform is
consider bill tighten control
curb the racketeers But Ottawa
vicmizng citizens Let the
public the gold
action. swindle be stopped!
eF and careea Reprinted freM 7he PHILADELPHIA Inquirer June
fsmsah IN caaadaa awspspsn
Evening star., 1945-06-16

common sense to be strong enough
to protect our precious heritages
against depreciation.
Evening star., 1945-06-16
Uarh nf Thanka

ADAMS, CORDELIA. The family wishes
to acknowledge with deep appreciation the
Kindness shown by their many friends
during their recent bereavement in the
death Of their sister.
Evening star., 1945-06-16
Inurtlittn

ZULIN. MARTIN JOSEPH, beloved soB
Of Jack and Goldie zulin and brother OF
Bob and Lois. Unveiling will take place ut
Oxon Hill, Md, B'nai Israel Cemetery,
sunday, June II, 1946, at l pm.
Evening star., 1945-06-16

ALOUD, HERMAN ISAAC: On Monday
June il, l945, HERMAN ISAAC ALOUD;
beloved son Of MIS-. Sarah Aloud, DEVOTED
brother of Nessim Aloud. Mrs. Bella sultan
the Bernard Danzansky g. Sons funera
home, 1901 14th St. NV. on Sunday
June II, at 1890 am. 1nterment Ma
tional Capital Hebrew Cemetery. II
Evening star., 1945-06-16

cation of BENJAMIN Franklll
Lodge, No. 80. F. A. A; M, ha
been called for $3.50 o'clock Sun
day morning, June II, l945, 10
the purpose Of conducting tn
Masonic burial service for on
late brother. HERMAN ABOUI
"a tha uorebipful mo aSfer
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators, various
makes, hand and elee., sale or rent; reason
ab6N GFGse MS las D asp area
by. expert mechanics; bought, exchanged,
a ADD SIRGE ls 14th ne D 5s
umn. ideal for grocery store; also Dalton
ssa fsSis sssf
AFGHAN. lovely eli = coiors; win trade demi-
tasse cups, pretty old china tea pots, fg-
urnss ks r what have sa you or Ai e old At
pm. No phone. 2so1 Adams Mill I'd
AIR Air; CoSNDITIoNERs, several sizes, &C.
H al fass d nessss RGFAikR Rs tan, make
sss so s. Tass s work
iI I$sS ; Ar s Nv. IA sss5 Open ssss
ssa sissSy Il. + west %oodSin.. eSsVs
zSisSE f$SS sE2F s Vsssi.s: . ssss
ana fhosE y s4a ' fssh SWISS
esf aood co arse LIE He aRos a tss
ANTIQUE SET, chairs, $40; weather
yanes, sun dials, garden benches. fountain
i tiles. brass door knockers. clocks. cARMAN
sN TRas33 stS Si NJ Chains two s7s
tables, S75 ca. 212S 31st st. SIC. AT.
BABY CARRIAGE, ivory wicker. prewar
good condition, new blue lining removal BILE
S.iRs. RElNSPFoRcING RODS: all sizes and
many tengths. HECHINGER CO., 15tt
and SITS, ne. Ask for Mr.. Jones.
BED, single, Hollywood; box springs, cot.
ton felt mattress, practically new: $50
Small 3-drawer, walnut-finished dresser
$12. After 6 pm. ma. 5000. Ext. 200.
BEDS-New dbl. HOLLYWOOD, Simmons boz
springs; cost $50, sell, $40. Sun. or aftel
q weekdays, Adams 1924. s.
BEDS, two metal twin-bed size. complete
with hrst-class coil springs. also mat.
Newton street NV. Phone Dupont 0646. O.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT coMpANIEs

a sssmaas D Bay gsSe 5 ga5ks lots
F NAB. MsAalR5cUcGIo, Route 4, Horners lane,
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing put the best;
quet Installations: Bruce finishes FLOOR
s sin ave ToNi rs asis INC 1872 "'scon'
asBEsTos SIDING, rootns, rock wool in:
sHp2s Gs Is FL fs eo 7a7 H ~ s2s
nv Warehouse at 7th and T ne DI
johns MANv1LLE roofing, siding. insula.
sKTEkSf dSAfFhsfSf sS,ass
shinEle roofs; asbestos wall siding, insuia-
FUEL s coSsEky ali ass survey
e. + ASSL Essa
SoDERN1zE Yo5R HOME Gb and add .ddi-
made into
sena and roons and asnsas
house repairs. Get our free estimate
HSRhs e eo nsso E41ss s. HONE ONE
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME - Porches in
and plumbing. roofing, siding and Storm
SASH Iet our Tree estimate. Terms
arranged. DISTRICT RENOVAToRS. gem
eral contractors. GE, 1851.
PAINTING-We do our own work: first
class material used: free estimates given:
m also Jackson 2a77.w. "a.
REMODEL, modernize your home now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
LAIIoN co. $500. Wis, ave. WI 1900
REPAIRING, painting and paperins; nc
Job too large, TOO small; easy monthly
tracing, ia. 1867. ia. S46e.
ROOFING. ASBESTOS sia nngg RE, Esmodellng
IMhRovEMaNT CO. Georsia iios ii Is
Member Me- en-. nv m Home Improvement Guild
CARPENTERiNG and painting. pure Dutch
Boy lead and oil paint; inside and outside
psnter work, NO. 1883.
N V1RGINIA-Cal PATTERSON-GARD
NER CORP. Chestnut 1922: Johns-Man.
vile roofing, siding insulation: storm win
dows screens. heating. remodeling; Terms
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON.
GARDNER CORP. HO. Ago; Johns-Man-
| vile roofing. siding. insulation; storm win
dows. screens. heating. remodeling Terms
LET ME HELP YOU with you home i'm.
provements Roofing and siding; screen
| your porch while / have the material Call
w, y: TAYLOR. 81. 0942. evenings.
UNION CONSTRUCTION CO., specialists
| in building, maintenance and remodeling
no Job too big or too little. no delay, small
monthly payments. Franklin GOAL. To-
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.
ADMINISTRATIVE sECRETARIAL 4

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIAL ASST
e opos conn commercial and industrial expert
aolllty and loyalty are desired; top salary
expected for unusual capabilities. GE. l7sS
APT. MANAGER (resident)-saIary and
apt. or supervising apt or guest house for
apt. only, keeping present employment; BY
WIDOW WidoW and adult daughter, good reference
vicinity Eastern or Tech High Schools pre-
BRIDAL sEcRETA sR1F: fully qualifed to
merfhandise and buy for bridal shop; sue
COLLEGE GRApT4TE' WITH de ssaT in bust
ness administration desires position doing
DREssMAKER0Youf' A home nome t or mine
drens cobes chill
ff 1S5s TsssOpabis MISS HEsT fasS
Fx xPs hst AZ 2 sass hand
on dainty apparel. cali BY II noon De OF
aiteT g. 1910 Eye st. ne. Apt 4.
steel mts and electrical construction en-
si5nsering; available after July Is. wo
GIRL, young, intelIisent wishes part!tim.
work no Sat; no tipping. Box 37-Z
GIRL. colored, wishes work as waitress;
some experience. TR. s262.
GIRL, colored. desires work at Westches-
ter Apis, B section only; experienced No.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires office work O,
similar, Monday-Friday. starting pm
also Sunday, 4 to. hours, if possible;
some some knowledge of tipping. Phone IA.
LADY, refined. some income. desires posi-
ton as companion to elderly lady in ex-
change for room and board. CHI SI65 .
MANAGER, resident, years of local ex-
perience, wishes position as apt. manager:
best Of references. Box 465-X, Star. %
MARRIED WOMAN in 30's desires admin
istpative or public relations position. Box
3I3-Y. Star.
n R. graduate white, desires nursing
NURSE-G0VERNESS wishes position with
S chhiidren years and over; excellent refs.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires steady en-
pIoyment. Gall Ii 7745.
s sIIn iSTafE eoloEed yants JOB making
SECRETARY, age IS. single, proficient and
with diversified experience: S45 week mini
mum. Box 4S-Z, Star o.
WOMAN, reliable, position as companion
S would assist with light housework. BOX
WOMAN. colored, refined. wants position
part time. city. Phone Decatur 1855.
WANTED-Prlvate nursing day: sleer
out, MRS. c. EVERETT MUNDY. Me
1899 or 6S Eye ST. NV m. and 8 pm
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
Machines purchased. Inquire RE. 1898.

paired quickly: factory strained mechanics.
n Msshinss pgTshsgsd; JnauIys RE; ssss.
5 days: BERT GAssARp CO.. teea sss Colo o.
rae bdg aRd StS nw ds
and refinished. OLD COLONIAL saoP'
47I4 14th st. NV. Georgia 5161. 10'
AWNINGS, BAGS; canvas chairs. cots. ten
BIZ WoRK2spaes Chi Chimney s siader
bloc slf porch, ogseesather-Droof retain. wall
o S.Gh FL e. oeC Cement and brick work 20
waterpr oofing, painting, plastering. heating
y sS g., ins rs asbes.es siding Save
I2 EN- II ss feneins cabinet.
making, remodeling and store front
BooHER & AINsWoRTH. d. 0122:
Rsss a1s sfsss sri wa s
DECORATORS, painting; floor sanding
personal service. HI. 1667-J. Call day OF
ELECTRICIANS = Light. heat and power;
motor repairs, plugs and fixtures installed;
ELEGTkl sefy Wlkisn nxsal.s extra out.
FEC co, 1909 Ga ave RA saal
E. M. PETERSON. IA. 1928. O.
E Eat r. s4N ~ iYio FARE ek S7s Road Hous
GENERAL BRICK WORK. stores. steps,
fireplaces; concrete work, etc. RINALDI g.
GENERAL BUiLDING-we specialize in
carpentry, painting, plaster and cement,
papering. roofing. For quick service call
R2AfiNG REPAIRS MGas ana new installation.
of radiators and boilers; terms. 6912 4th
st. NV, SH. 69T1.
MENTIONING, internal and external;
white mechanic; work guaranteed. Call
MR.. COMPTON, Union 0073.
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PERSONAL.

PoE II1sAIs OF BABY sat taken n your home
WILLIAMS formerly OPPOSITE ass0f Msyfower;
a ATE fhoss Re Bus sSSh b. hold
good will and boost your sales see Ray
M sE se sTLpss BE- 1879 qoop
Chrome pans treated tTsined muses. Hsas s ap.
BARRIE SUMMER DAY cAMp-1ndividual
tutoring =. hiking, eaTtcraft,, swimming,
ssudy ear aere
Of Fairgrounds. sol Perm place NV.
FEEL u BETTER after first treatment or no
fee:. relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma. rheuma tism, artn ritis,
nervousness, piles. colds. flu or other all
n sds Aso rss S5 s9ns x swosn s
charge. SH. 1856. Appts. Mon, Wed, Fri.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confdence, freedom from self
Payas wS sHef nj TSso
matchmaker on premise. for prompt atten-
IR ME cENss GIFT MAST ssEof s
SLIP Gowns e sssee Co. $685. p Sra bed.
spreads. custom made. expert workman
R shig 5say &c ssiy gaSo DAIGNEAuLT DECO
ALExANDRIA GOLF and tennis fans. one
week more to enroll; special full playing
sard assurRs you and 9 o
Gays, beginning May 80. at the new Alex.
landria Golf and Country Club Enrolment
green feesl 15-minute bus schedule
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers a
12-month program of school, summer
school nd camp, art, music, riding, SWIM
ring and all sports. WI 1898.
DIR q. w JOHNSON. dentist False teeth
renatTHd 60O
Westary Bldg ha5 14th NV
$500 on your SIGNATURE
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIEs, profession
ally cut and tailored; early appointment;
MOTHERS CARE Of children over 3 In
pvt. lie. home; upper 18th st. section;
yard and toys. ia. 1907.
su u.s. do your hemming, etc. Reasonable.
no. 61s3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
HELP DOMESTIC.

AFTERNOON MAID, 2 pm. until after din
ner; no Thurs, must be excellent cool
and know and how to serve small adult
c CON An -HousEKEEpER, white, MOI
Ia lady yeif i've i9E IN FAMILY m saars
GOOD home; small apt. Ma. 2299 before
COOK and chambermaid-l col.
ored. experienced, for summer in country
June to October: other help employed; 10.
ea sssrv and health
COoKEWhite: experienced; live in: cook
Ing ID only: other help employed; best ref
COOK white light household duties EM sa
family: live in; GEORGETOWN: very pleasan
2nd-foor room; highest wages; references
COOK. s10o mo-: live in; big upstair,
room and bath: Thursdays and every
other Sunday off: references. EN- 1854
sxSsset Rs aT Ether En- 7e e
COOK, live in. do downstairs work; vicinit.
Mass; ave. and 49th st. NV; 2 adults. g.
y yrold child IN family; Other help
bath: refs. required. Cali EN-. $3.50 $50 I be-
C 1WeeR s'an ana ~ am: or evenings.
ferred; conf basement apt. supplied nc
Sunday or night; close in. Conn ave
Saary s25 NIX for BaTsy sbs te bangle
COOKING and general housework fol
FAMILY with children; willing to go to sea.
shore for summer, live in or out; So,
COOK G. w., full-tfme help preferred
live in, Arlington. Va; good wages. GL
COUPLE or two women, live in. g.h.w.
cooking, light laundry, good salary ant
home; refs required. Call EN-. ZOO
g. WV I've ss ~ s shs live out ss2; II
CIV. part tims, 2 till, 100 ever.
CHI. COOK, S2s a week; live in; ligh
laundry. Bendix: must like children: ex
perience and good references required
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, 500 per mo.
live IN: must like children; good references
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. plain cooking
ford Of children; refs; $3.50 wkly
G { lsI ,.Ils HoUsEwoRK,. l-be Or apt
Phone Randolph 7S53.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER and cook, re
liable and permanent, no laundry: live in
going away for summer; mother with small
baby desirable: city references; $50 wk
Gss sf SEX P se 1aoo g. out
GENERAL HoUsEWoRk. plain cooking TO
wk. Phone RA 1913.
GIRL, part-time, for medium-size board
ing house 1ass wash evening dishes; clear
to l pm; no dish drying; sterilizer i
used. Also afternoon girl $50 throusi
] dinner; wages. S15 per week each witt
meals; come ready for work. 1884 New
Hampshire aveasn.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
HELP DOMESTIC Cont,

GENERAL MAID for 2 In apartment; must
pc 5000 c9oK; no spnd Eyn and another
pass. Cali Dupont .0oi2. 49,
GIRL-For general housework. light laun-
dry; i've in; references; $50 week. Wood
GIRL OR WOMAN. white. companion for
elderly woman, INV; live in. Telephone
HoUsEKEEPER, white, in suburban home;
tween 10 and II noon.
a ab ba6y si5 ws aays
H Iio temporary, about mos;
Sat sa ame TT sr 5s ye a ys p
Miehisan osa4 ali day Sunday days. after
MAIDS n ? S;H.W;, plain cooking; laundry: 8
e IL sd to g. $aS week ys I'M Span
SO, earfare. s.h.w.; cook dinner i women men,
iar shild abs n family; giI pay s9ss health
0699-J Sun. and nights; Elk. $500, Ext
MAID, white, young couple, child 10 yrs.
oppsStunity Tor adVancem si ta1 AD. 40 4a75'
MAID, S1a0 Per mo- one who Is capable
and dn noon e MRs h1cRf fShs pe oR 4
MAID for g.h.w. and cooking, 80 through
Sc af7 aisi wyom Sa; s s"a
MAID. sh.w,, ss,dsy week; nice room.
general houseworf. in s family o sibs c saH
after 2 pm. CO. 1928. 1852 Meridian
i've in: Can WI, 1858 after pm. and
MAN AND WOMAN-Must be steady, re-
liable. willing to go North for summer:
woman for cooking and assist with house
work, man for driving and outside work;
good wages. Apply with references, 2112
BANCROFT pl. NV: no telephone
MOTHERS HELPER-Hours. 9:3O to 4;
cook one meal; $40 week OR. 2O74
MOTHERS HELPER, after school; all day
Saturday. 1919 Arkansas ave. NV. RA.
OLLIE HARRIS, please phone MRS. LIGHT
MAN, Ordway 3742
WOMAN. white. for g.h.w. and care for
8 children. Laurel 1851
WOMAN, white. to live in and manage
home; good pay; private bath 1912 D
WOMAN TO CLEAN, "a day. no Sunday
work, S14.25 week 1910 Emerson
WANTED-Male or female end cook.
hours. $50 am. to 100 pm salary
starts at 500 mo. Nurses Home, WALTER
1916 22nd ST. NV, off Mass ave
Young girl helper, small gueSthouse: live
IN or out; no Sundays MI. 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time; tax returns, audits. statements:
prompt; reasonable. Shepherd 1854. 90
ACCOUNTANT, general records, financial
tax reports, records kept clients office;
w Rly, mthly. basis; expert, AID. 0722. 16s
muitilith operator ; nights per Week. To-
II: 81 per hour; exp. Box 55-Z. Star.
CONSULTiNG maintenance engineers-
to JOHN r. STUART. 1915 N. H ave. NV
PARr-TIME MAN. 35. efficient. honest and
z, Star. I3s