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EDITORIAL
THANKSGIVING DAY 1913

THANKSGIVING DAY 1913
THANKSGIVING DAY comes again this year bringing
its sense OF gratitude for all that has come to us here in count
less blessings. The President and the Governors of the several
states have made their ~proclamations and asked the people 90
to the Church of their choice and give thanks. This year, al
most more.than any other, there is need to give sober thought
to THANKSGIVING and all it stands for. Looking back over
the past years we see strike and bIoodshed, wholesale destruc-
ton OF man and property, and yet many of us have been
spared to see peace return to our land. It is not a complete
peace, but at least it provides the opportunity to regroup our
mental and spiritual forces to work for permanent peace.
NATTER for which we may well give thanks is the
United Nations. While it has not functioned with the degree
OF efficiency and understanding of which the early trainers
must have dreamed, yet it forms an excellent buffer between
mans emotions and bIoodshed. But for the United Nations,
where representatives may go and blow off steam, and have
an opportunity to lay their problems on atable, many a nation
might have been at anothers throat. But that body does more.
1t has begun to awaken the nations of the world to national
right and wrong, and this is shown by the great effort made
by nations to have their cases placed in their correct light be-
tore world opinion. Out of these beginnings the time may vet
come when war as a means of accomplishing anything will
receive such disapproval that no nation will even venture it.
AS FOR US here, there is much to be thankful for. Our
economic condition is still bad. Our backs are still against the
wall, as we see little employment, wholesale migration Of our
people to America, and a depletion Of our population. Yet
there is hope for the future, as we strive to explore new
avenues through which we may come to that fuller life of
which every community is entitled. The recent national cleo
tons gave us the further assurance that a known friend con
tinues to live in the White House, and that means sympathe-
tic understanding of our problems. A combination Of Cover
nor Haste, and q Democratic Congress should produce re-
markable results in the future.
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The St. Croix export duty
on sugar was the major source
of revenue and constituted "a
percent of average annual re-
venues from 1918 to 1881. It
dropped to q percent for the
period 1924, when sugar
production and prices declined
and by 1943 it amounted to /
percent. The duty was repeal
ed in that year.
Import duties for st. Croix
constituted over 5 percent of
total average annual revenues
from 1918 to 1881, and 8 per-
cent in 1924.
Taxes As stated before,
the Federal income tax is the
chief source of revenue in the
Virgin Islands. The real pro
perty tax, levied in ST. Tho
mas at the rate of one and one
| quarter percent of actual val
uation, and in ST. Croix at 4
per cent of real or estimated
rent, is the next largest source
of revenue.
Another important source
OF revenue is the internal re-
venue tax in St. Croix, i'm
posed on cigars, cigarettes, to-
bacco, alcoholic beverages.
ammunition, and general mer-
chandise. The tax rate on ci-
! gars is 20 per cent ad valorem,
on cigarettes $1.25 per thous-
and, on tobacco 20 per cent ad
valorem, on alcoholic bever-
ages at the rate of 500 for each
! per cent or fraction thereof
of a gallon of alcohol contained
in such beverages or spirits,
or 70 per cent of the selling
price, whichever is the great
er, and on general merchan-
disc at the rate Of 2 per cent.
In the municipality of st.
Thomas and St. John there is
a trade tax, instead of an in
ternal revenue tax, although
they are quite similar in eff
feet. The trade tax is imposed
on all commodities, except
foodstuffs, and rates range
from a low Of one and one
quarter per cent on medicine
and a10Ehinn ~ = b30b 20 49,
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STRENGTH
~
UNITY
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
ynEnGf Ax

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and ONCE positions. 2O4
Colorado Building, 14th and G. RE. 1898.
CRAFTSMAN, 500 wk. up (m.); mechanical,
prod. ,Gept; detail work, BoYD's, 700
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES typists; ex-
cellent opportunities; DAYS; S1S0S250
a mo. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE. l70S G st. NV.
TYPISTs to S45 wk. o.; typist, stencil
cutter 81. $3.50; credit clerk typist Si5o;
ist typist; $40 wk.; addressograph oper. :,
easier. expr.. $40 Need 100 new appli-
cants daily for exceptional positions. Free
reg. Oldest. largest empl. agency in D. c.
Estab. 30 yrs. tOver zlotnick's. 5 floors.
so5 g 18th 18th and g.. BoYD's' 700 18th,
Tn GNus3aL i'if. oppRrY. ro. Medical secre-
tary. 5-day. $50 wk. Aviation ofice secy,
mr. D.. c., S45. Constr. secretary, 5-day,
$50 wk; New once, learn tasc bus $500:
start S55 wk. Patent law stenog., secy..
] stenos, PERsoSNEL SCI service, Ssni is1i 'ei e
aRCHITEcTURAL ENGINEER-New de-
velopment in Va. acad. and practical
work; living quarters and $4,000 sal
ary to start. GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY: job 18th st. NV.
BooKKEEPERs. s55 wk: a., downtown.
sos; accts; rec, erk-typist, Bethesda, S45,
MEL SERVICE, 1871 G st. NV. Mex!
to church
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DENTAL ASSISTANT, with some expert
snee wiling 64 to ean modest salary
DENTAL ASSISTANT. 5la years expert
enGe' ' - letter cf recommendation. Cal.
REssMakrMSaAR ss1, nary desFn GFHGaT9s Tsnos at.ra
i6s6 frVina sRe'ias at navy Apt Aeas MaIs as
GIRL, Is. colo,ed, wants employment
tI,p nhroush VI July ,a and August store or office
5.ao e; any = Z kind. cali HU. Sos4 + asstteF Ter
GIRLS. 2, colored. exp, desire work as
GeTH, seamstress' dry cleaners or busgirl.
GIRLS (2>. colored, desire part-time Jobs
cleaning or ONCE; ewes. preferred. TW
GIRL, ,colored. wants permanent Job; .
yMrS; M college; dental asst experience. LU.
HoUsEKEEPER, white Trustworthy, exper.
middle-aged lady, desires full charge;
empl adults or motherless home SH.
NURSE, practical, exp. will help with
2atlent, am. and pm. in nursing home
SGRsE NJ, GoyERNEss. experienced. wishe,
position with children; refs. Chestnut 1897
PRACTICAL, NURSES available trained
D 4s as4 or RshI duty
REGISTERED NURSE. young, with 10 yrs
experience. yrs. overseas, available for
position as doctors assistant or admin.
lstratlve raj assistant in private hospital; Ca
bookkeeping experience. References gladly
exgcahannssd; 1ga a available immediately. Box
SECRETARY, experienced dependable
woman, wishes light work afternoons in
small one-man office; salary open; walking
distance, 10th and L NV. Box 16s-H,
SECRETARY, expert legal over ID years
d diversified legal experience; 5 days. $50
EFfnsSs G%f FL M assistant ss
to buyer dept. store; years % seeretsry &c tar!
in Government and international oreaniza-
ton; salary. S3,5oo Box 215-H. Star.
sTENoGRAPHER desires full-time 'V en-
ployment:. 6 years experience personnel
work, 3la years experience insurance
Tel: AD 95o5 bet. am and 5 pm "a.
take care OF mailinss: expert work.
WOMAN. responsible. young, aged 30,
oeSlreS position as resident manager; refs;
1900, Ext. 81; ewes, after 7, Waverly 1884,
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN will do general
ONCE work, 40 hrs. week for small salary
aInd and ;5,rm,, pvt. bath apt. AT. O697 or
EXPERT SEC. Ec.-TYPIsT-sTENoGRAPHHR
court experience. desires afternoon evening
work. EX. 400, Apt 9ls. Box l5s-H,
ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL graduate,
colored. desires JOB, any kind. Call FIR.
Sg TF1 Sa sEcRETaRYRDapid Dm typ
list, desires typing of any kind; has own
Office facilities. Days. NO. 2o22; ewes,
WILL % tipping at ipme; 7 years exper.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. white, first class. wishes position
in or out of city. HO 2615 bet. 10 and 4
COUNTRY WOMEN. .. wish days work
cooking. laundry, light cleaning; best ref
MRS: CLIPPER, Gaithersburg 645-W-1. =
GIRL, colored, desires daywork; good ref
erences. Call HO. 9340. "a.
kitchen Si helper or cleaning from 5 until
afternoon MOON. Ak 1$I5' III sA'e
GIRL. colored, experienced. desires job
as nursemaid. Ludlow S72s.
GIRL, coloreo, desires days or part-time
work. Call FIR. 5949.
GIRL, colored, wants job as mother
helper or porterette. Call DE. 5454. 25.
GIRL, colored, wishes employment as
maid; live in. Call LU. 063S..
GIRL wishes light housework or child
care: health card. Elk. 44s9.
GIRL, coloreo, wants days work. or 10
an m through hp shsS dinner 4 days wk.' good
hx ea4e EiefeS edfen Sssss ssc 4R sao4
GIRL, colored. wants day work or R.h.w.;
experience, references. LU. 4N62
GIRL, colored. to take care of children,
day, some nights; references. AID. 1892.
IRONING, Friday, Saturday and Monday:
call between 9 and 10 pm, IL 6940.
WOMAN, colored, wants
job, caring for child or children and
home: no objection to travel. bI. 1857.
WOMAN, colored. wants morning work or
@ dsgsi 4M references ao,nces LU os3s. s.s,r.
Epioymsnt as as, domestic At summer resort;
WOMAN. colored, wishes days work; SIS
and carfare. refs TW 1885
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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
AecouNTaNT % 'esiSnao'e expsra: books Ks opened sssn
closed. kept, audited; reasonable; tax
aTTosisTIScn seTyieei S15 month. als5 sH s5S4: 22.
wanted: 194s graduate BENJAMIN Frank
I'm; ! = " veteran married. ia. 1ss4-M after
cABiNETMAKER or carpenters heiper
with one and half years experience, desires
year round job; good, steady. sober worker;
age go 20; ex-serviceman. TR. 4134; Ask
COLLEGE SENIOR wants summer work,
any kind; clerical and mechanical expert
5sisrfgf1 sTupENT vi ae.4 Desires position
shautiegT I ftg for person who is going to travel
eoLLaGE' STUDENT, sn yrs. premeaical mt
p e. operators permit: no selling. Wo.
CdNsT: FOREMAN now available; all
Tound Rax frst1ciass; over 20 years experience.
FORMER DIsTRiCr MANAGER dnciuding
sadeso' saass, with proven record with largest
sonT on wth ssfkns potens ssls
dssaiIs; ,hI,,T y5ite Box si1.H: s' STAR q: VI
Phi Beta Kappa. veteran, age "a, would
aggregate 78p5 suggestion Us for work. Can or
LAUNDRY MAN, in Washington or vi
washroom foreman, 20 years experience;
available Immediately. Phone, after s
.; M, Hopewell, CVal 1858 or days 2333
or write write JOHN E, BEALL, 2o7 Hopewell
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, middle aged,
experienced boiler and power plants; avail
able evenings and Saturdays. Otis 7s46.
MAN, colored. desires odd Jobs, cleaning,
painting, waxing floors, etc. AK. 5000,
MAN, colored, refined, house cleaning, yard
work, odd Jobs by hour references. MI.
VET colored, desires res JOB, jbaNmot most any kind
full or part time willing to work after
pm. Call AT. Os91.
VETERAN wants connection with future:
lawyer, sales and business experience;
agsssTTsiye. az capable. Box 1so-H Star, a5'
Washington: hold .Ph.D;. major in eco
Monies. minor IN statistics; abundant ex-
YOUNG MAN, IL, high school grad
drivers permit willing, for any summer
wort TIE 1928
YOUNG MAN. colored. desires Job as ele-
vator operator, switchboard operator, typ
ist or clerical MI 7736
COLORED MAN wants job as night watch
man. Phone ME. 1858. -25
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HELP DOMESTIC tcont. (,

LADY, colored. reliable. settled, care fol
l0;mo ,old baby, good home. small salary
MAID G.H.W.-Io go away to summer
resort: $50 mo: rm: and board included
JAY DEES. 1907 g st. NV. IA
Falls Church area; l to pm. five days
SIG; Box 207-G. Star. ~
WOMAN, neat experienced, g.h.w., city
reference, for apartment, 5-day week, S21
W0MAN-for cooking and laundry; city
REFS and health card required. Apply
WOMAN, for cooking and general house
days $50; near Silver Spring. % sH. s1Mo1 81
WANTED-Settled white woman; general
housework for mother, 9 children, only
and only high grade person acceptable.
PART TIME, Q to .. laundry and general
housework; S15 and carfare. Apply 5000
14th st. No telephone calls please -25
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS. Al nome improvements from
S5isnen e pas 4 h1e1 n cosf eo s9~ RE-
AsHPHALT DRIvrwAYs, parking areas
end private roads; neat work; guaranteed.
aTrESTIoN, HOME owNERs-Any work.
HARRIS Contractors, ST. 74s0 or IA
CALL eg1l III THE 'imH aYDALE CONTRACTORS toe today
ment and rsm9del 10bs; stsic TINS. sSsi aad,-
house repair work; small or big Jobs;
cEMENT WORK sto1e walls
msns saHs resaPns v
pipe drainage; ali kinds Of waterproofing.
MAlRcuccI0, RoYts asx;,,i H9Ensrs 9Eas lane;
FENCES OF Az A.. TxRns somRStf
sESss gESSk aSHsE s. ihs 9sss;
ING ING coNTRAeToRs. fNc.. 1sia Wiscon-
sif dEsfEA1 sEs eSSrRRAcsT1Nc-paintins NS IA dec
mechanics, reasonable. Decatur 1860. 26'
HYATTsvILLE Il CONTRACTING CO. =;
Painting. paperins. roofing and siding: az
NATIONAL DECORATING Co.-For gen.
eral home improvements from cellar to
roof, call Sterling 1856 for free estimates
and assistance in making plans. Small
monthly payments if desired -26
PAPERING AND PAINTING-1nterior and
exterior; free estimate: do own work. Ia.
PAINTING done after pm. daily and
weekends; kitchens, bathrooms, etc. Prices
rsssGnsse sgEb vo Can pSRc G3 aooS Gh. have The
material. material Gait Cal sliso ss4a, W D. TAYLOR
900 Greenwood ave, Takoma Park, Mo.
MODERN BATHROOMS, kitchen gas water
heaters, all types of plumbing and heat
ing installed by experts; cash or terms.
Call North 5000 for free estimates, ].
SHAPIRO, reg. plumber ONCE and show
room, 9th and Que NV; night phone. RA.
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with Formics
or stainless steel: kitchens remodeled with
Youngstown. American or HOTPOINT cabi-
nets; we make our own installations. MAS
TER APPLIANCE CO. 2443 18th st. NV.
HOME REMoDELING. rec. rms, attics
baths, kit. remodeling. cabinets and ap-
pliances, Altico wall tile, all colors; rubber
tile flooring; free estimates. SUBURBAN
isKHW's HOME SERVICE - Painting,
paper hanging floor sanding. modernizing,
bsnlt. to roof; reas. OR. 1900. 30'
WILL CONTRACT FOUNDATIONS for
dwellings in Wash. and vicinity. For in
formation. call AD. 1866. 80
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PERSONAL.

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish. self-confidence, freedom from sell.
nEf sETTEa aft after t4f1 HIST a
fee Relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet. Men and women, young and old, can
benefit; Lady JnnattNuropath. 20 years ex-
REoTTsE Pfs1shss eli eIuBsooM BssS with Grand piano.
block above Dupont; very cool; available
all affairs, low rates; free use recorders.
PA. system, movie projectors. Phone co.
CAMP cAToCTIN-Girlss to 1e; Northern
va; mtns.: riding swimming, tennis, crafts:
Opens July .. National $50. Ext. 1oos.
order your beautifully finished sold bssss
n9H ENaEE ho a0 dress
maker QormeTly of 5th ave. N. " is glad
to announce her return to business after
as well as new ones. Centrally located at
pARsdNSs s. sE TEL caM Ex ls9S
gotten camp experiences." 150-acre farm;
pony riding. swimming. creative arts and
age sroups s fer boys ana siris bot
daily transp.; overnight camping Litera-
tg4 ea %eFsy, rea and Fa syny sspss
ton inyIted, sH ds1 y to 8 D.m' 94o1 Ga ave
q s.
Flynn EI5h S' BEAUTY coLiEaE' 1sio St
DENTAL TEcHNIcIAN-yosEPH RICE.
Promp, Pro service on dental plate repairs pairs
ahTEkAroNs aG Is on 4h a ades sA
prompt anL efficient service; open ewes
3109 18th st: NV co, 1921.
JEWISH REST HOME for the elderly and
o1oc lau md ioh
sth M st. ~ NV. GE. S7Sa. 30
SAFETY FENCES are galvanized steel
chain link fences; every pest set IN con-
crete for safety; jobs finished two weeks
rsnns sss5 SHde5 ss sanda5s sismaif ST f
willow LAWN SCHOOL has several i'm
mediate vacancies, year around boarding
an fES Kay ESp TRIPS 70 oeesp city
TRANSPORTATION, sleeping accommodations,
breakfasts, planned activities: meet new
friends and broaden your interests. For
further information and to make reser-
FITNESS cLUB. 1719 K st. NV, Ex 45o4.
SUFFERERS: GROUP psYcHoTHERAPY
is the most modern method to help you.
With individual treatments, it gets at the
root of suffering. New grolps now form
ing. Groups for all ages. .Write-cal DIR;
Stanford. Chevy Chase, Md. OIL. 1880.
REOPENING-Taking reservations for in
tarded bed patients; licensed nurses: love-
ly suburban home; complete care and re-
spoIsibilty, reas. fee. according to infants
LITTLE LAMBS work awful hard to bring
you yarns like you find at KNITTING
BAR, 1853 Park rd. Open ewes.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADD.NG MACHINE 6.EdH nsed s-9Gamn ;ka msnqs s,Rd
ADDING adj Na MACHINE. Burroushs. @ eight COL
umn, electric. with stand. late style. heavy
see a ss " ase
ADDING MACHINE, R. C, Allen, Model
sppisd abb M nAGa}NEs SGaG te.. new and US Used;
ssHc snNsb assh m0dss s1n
ssEs9a s47I sHs saza aDpsd s5 sssRs
CHINE CO.. 2ol9 18th st. NV. MI. 44oo.
AIR COMPRESSOR. 1s-cu.-ft.. schramm.
Renmote g $685. MR Shseli THoM good sSpd
ds1sssT 1p Tsnp s4yS and
! fve-ton "Westinsh house" and j nve.ten
our ssGehouss Al AZ a
BnsHop hns 6GsFae19fP sa6fPMENr n Co. VOS Or sas
M ea5inet.tSpe; excel. CONDITION: si45' GAN
xh xxlhR 'seS' 'eseoSS'p1r1oNER. chryslsr A,r-Tsnp;
81 g gSias. Sas Carrier. ~-hp ssss
AK AK ca IeoNnD5ffTioNERs-Nev phllcos and
atS Of fsa 81 msfs' rS Sa5s ns''s02 o
sEefSP 1s' several s
pafss 5sns or 'ss zia1s e aaRsf
Sfa. S2s dSsDfTi6s1sc VI; fiji, cooling units units
toned Every unit INCLUDES guarantee
EsgSss FsgsHsF FtSy' e. or sss s1J9 SzS ass
AiR.CoSDfT1oNilNG AfsnSs SiSHio UNITS and
used; Frigidaire. Philco, Westinghouse. and
savings; prompt installations THE BLIcK
Alt AIUMiS1MMTubins. s snb angles, an tess, eSsn. SD
nels and sheets; in full lengths or febri-
eu to to as aGssr pEB ksS e' g. ssa ans ansss RN
WORKS. INC, 1914 oath st. NV, RE
ANNiyERss!ARaX l sPEEDGRApHIc: GRAPH az sM,
M ssRIa Ssss issa .SI s sas best ger
lzS.T ASTioUEs-Moxinf 'J July 1st. viii sell
a. i 9sy 10y pssss c6N
BABY CARRIAGE, dark gray. collapsible,
eood gssl condition. pad included; $3.50. EU.
lS,i SAsH "a eARS5AsE r. esss and Sas'nete r.ss9n
BABY Chlb tapt. Slze), patninette, piay
pen, Teeter Babe. etc: reasonable. Morn
Rsi spz play ys Yards am tables
dess sslG!sEs sERy1e 5snt ts7c as sAsas
BABIES FEEDING TABLES, adjustable
hsight, s,a completely eauippsd, , nj includins WnH
!si, r ssss ..v'se. nulls , Stav 'ss.
z1 BAR SIC or saso soe ca beauta rA af4s portable on
new: ns MAJ: ya'sRsI MEIeA: H.. Ct. $3.50. s4:
ss 3;sS;s 4 5sss 81
sATHTubs STh IS {s,. tS.n "standard; 81 ni IT, ana
excel cond.; s25 each. Du. 1914: PA
SALES SALE ss5s'eass co sasS CA a. ave- s1sei NV
.oilets: she; Showers. W Stalls; pipe. siocK's..
asfauf1cfANs aG5S n Ii Sy CHAIR. M Royal, chrome
leatherette, new: very reasonable. Call
BED. Bed j dssbls; maple; spring and us,lp pat7
.sfss practically new stsaie e0aen
dition Can be seen any day after pm.
2nd floor 100 10th st. NV. 25'
BED, single, folding. spring and mattress.
$40. Apply nrst floor, 1857 WIS. ave
BED B FOE SALE. folding: s14; cost SEE $50.
!ssS R'; ;, se. sG SS sslo, s.s. ,.n :: .as e..
rom rom 5oar cod or boz sDrinss We install
sEEfDRooM EfT SUITE. 5-pieee mahog, new:
box springs. mattress, Hipplewhits design
si Sill, esc a.. 's sna sa Sun. ess es 7soo aSS
,l-27
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ReFaIRs AND sERvlcEs tcont.)

ROOFING-Ail types roofs repaired. new
slate, Stag and tin roofs; general sheet
metal work, guttering and downspouts; no
money down, SO months to pay. Call TR.
1857; free est. A. D. THOMAS. rs :,
SLIP COVERS and drapes made: will call
for and deliver; reasonable rates. VI.
STONE, FLAGsTONE AND CEMENT-Spe-
cializing in stone retaining walls and nag
stone. also cement drives, porches, walls.
steps, walks, cellars. etc For free esti-
mates call JERRY, AT. 1856.
TYPEWRITERS cleaned. oiled and adjusted.
TYPEWRITER CO., s13 14th NV.
VETERAN CONTRACT0RS-Carp re-
pairs, remodeling, recreation rooms,
porckes, screens. painting. paper hanging,
wall scraping; Al mechanics: free esti-
mates: all work guaranteed. MR.. HACK
BARTH, Elk. S555. 800
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HELP poAEsrlc.

G.H.W., plain cooking, light laundry. help
with child. apt. must be exper.: recent
local refs. health card Sligo 2012
.-COoK-Lve in; lovely upstairs
room; washing, machine: small family
refs; good sal; Just OF $500 block Wis
ave: WI: 1887 ga
COOK AND G.H.W.. must be good cook;
and carfare. IA. 6s6s.
GIRL, colored, as mothers helper in col
ored family. stay nights; one who is more
MAID, refined. for small apt; must be
q wk., l until after dinner. Apply In
person, Apt. II, 2730 Wis. ave. -2o 4
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR HUNTINGTON, W. VA,
week end of Fourth; want 4 riders. Call
Ii. 1872 between ! and 3 pm. "a
1 DESIRE a RIDE to Miami in few days;
share expenses and help drive; good
references. c. c. BECKETT, TR. 5SI2.
CHAUFFEUR. colored, hour, day: deliver
car any place, if you plan other trans
portaticn; references. HOWARD, co. 21S4.
TRANSPORTATION wanted to vicinity
Eagles Mere or Williamsport Pa. around
June ~; references exchanged. DIR.
THOMPSON. MA. 24S3
about June %. college student; new model
car; want / or 2 passengers to help drive
and share expenses; must be pleasant and
agreeable; camp out. Box 1S9-H, Star. 24s
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MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. ali
for 81 training. WAR-FLYNN Il a'isiu1Ai sEAUTY
THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE at I6o6
Goth ST. Cat Conn. ave. and O.. A short
course IN training to become broker. sales
man or ONCE personnel; Govt. approved
under CT: many Of the school graduates
are practicing in D. c. and the various
States: classes, Tues. and Thurs, 7:3O to
.. Applicants Invited to this evenings
class without obligation to enroll. AD.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES Cont. J

LEARN TO DRIVE In Washinaton's oldest.
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars,
patented dual controls: permits secured
D. c., Md. Va EASY METHOD. NO. 1874.
tied summer tutoring courses in elementary
and junior high school. For further infor-
nation, OR. 1870 or RA. 27l2. ~
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BUSINESS SERVICES,

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL men.
why pay ONCE rent? Complete mail and
taries for q few cents day. Confidential.
l424 K St. NV, RIM. 302. RE. 0676. "a
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DOMESTIC
INSTRUCTION COURSES

We HAVE ALL TYPES Of experienced do.
nestle help. Call DE. 6645. "a
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ROOMING HOUSE. Park rd. near 14th;
rent. SlS5; owner quotes to $500 mthly.
income from IA rms, 3 baths; $4,000,
with u cash.
Rooming apts.-10 rms. 3 baths, ar
ranged as all apts.: gas auto heat; easily
handled; $4,000; terms. PASTOR-LUTZ,
INC, EX. 2555 till pm. Wanted, sales
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ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed.
RE. 1I77 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
ADDITIONS, carpentry, painting. repairs
all kinds. roofing, floor sanding; work guar
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NO. 44-DELISATEssEN, doWntown: small
4 r. and b. apt. live-wire can increase.
S3.5O0 takes it all. Terms:
No. 14-Delicatessen, sandwiches. down.
town: low rent at only 500 a mo-; seats
only 10 but what grand chance to do
business. See 1t for yourself with BILL
SIM0NS EX R1S1.
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Urban League

Concluded from page u
of the New York Public library.
The latter is the famous collection
of Negro cultural works located
in the 135th branch of the New
York public library.
The meeting tomorrow night
will hear a report from Charles
Washington, executive secretary
of the Dayton branch, on the lea
que activities over the past year.
Mr.. Washington returned last
week from a national conference
of social workers in Atlantic City,
N. ]. Reports will also be made
by A. B. Sacks, president of the
league board, and O. N. Nelson,
treasurer.
The meeting will be open to
the public. A large turnout is
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hoped for SO that the community
can familiarize itself with the
functions of the league, and can
learn how best it can serve to
help it expand and improve it's
services.