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Evening star., 1949-11-27

In Kenwood yesterday interest
centered around Mrs. Harvey
Bottoms after 6 party at her
home on Shadow road.
About rs guests stopped in dur
ing the hours of the party and
those assisting were Miss Bar
bara L. Bolton, home for the week
end, from Harcum Junior College,
and Miss Marsha Mills. one of
Miss Bottoms classmates at the
college who has been her guest
for the past several days.
Next week there will be an
other party in Kenwood when DR..
and Mrs. Francis M. Murray will
entertain at a late afternoon
party.
Other entertaining of the week
end will be Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Strine's buffet supper tonight
with Mr.. and Mrs. David H.
Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kee,
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Holmes.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Kertz
as their guests. -
: Col. Paul Griffith, Assistant
Secretary for Defense. and Mrs.
Griffith attended the Army-Navy
game yesterday and then enter
tanned at a dinner party at the
Bellevue Stratford Hotel, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Griffith, jr..
and their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert R.
Sweene as their guests.
Some time this week Col. and
Mrs. Griffith will be joined by
Mrs. Maurey Cohen. who will come
from Los Angeles to stay with
them at Holly Farm, their home
near Potomac. through December.
Capt. and Mrs. Fred Holt will
have Mrs. Evan L. Tamblyn Of
New York as their house guest for
the next week or two and are
planning several small and infor-
NAL parties for her during her
visit.
Mrs. Howard Griffith spent
Thanksgiving Day with her son
ssand daughter law, Capt. and
Mrs. Perry Griffith. in Panama,
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
Buffet and Other Parties
En|iven Holiday Week End
By LiIlion Arthur

and will also spend Christmas
with them.
Mrs. Annie Andrews came from
Wolcott, Kans., to spend Thanks
giving with her daughter-in-law
Mrs. David Andrews, and her chill
dren and will prolong her visit
for the arrival of her son when
he returns from duty in Korea In
late December.
Mrs. Andrews mother, Mrs. c.
M. Henry of South Dakota, is also
here for several weeks.
The Representative to the Mary
land House of Delegates and Mrs.
De Witt Hyde entertained at din
ner Thursday, having as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. L'arrick
and Mrs. Hyde's father and
mother, MIR. and Mrs. George Sui
livan.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Starry are
back in Bethesda after an ab-
sence of six months while they
were at their camp in Vermont.
In December they will be off again
for month or two on Sanibel
Island, Fla.
Miss Genevieve Murray is leav-
ing this afternoon for a short va
cation in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lewis Owen and
their two children. Barbara and
James, of Willows. Md. were din
ner guests Thursday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan Assay.
Mrs. John Latane Lewis, who
has been spending some time with
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Eliza
beth Lewis, left Friday for VIII
lamsburg. Va, where she will
spend the winter.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

The engagement Of Miss Mar
| jorie Ann Ramsey to Cadet Vernon
Rowe Galley. jr.. was announced
Friday at a small party Of West
Point cadets and their friends
given at the Warwick Hotel in
Philadelphia.
The announcement was made
by Miss Ramsey's parents. DR..
and Mrs. Herbert p. Ramsey Of
Evening star., 1949-11-27

Pictured is the 23-yeqr-od designer who has Coined
quite fashion name for herself in the field Of accessories
for young girls Lorraine Miller who will be in town to-
Leading fashion store on street, hos designed
humorous and captivating series Of bath towels, squares,
and wash cloths The giant towel features Bathing Beauty,
qenteeI maiden horse in a Victorian tub. The horse is
brushing her teeth in the wash CLOTH They're available
locally and just in time for eiftavine to your fovote
younqster come Christmas.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Announcement Made At Cadets Party

Washington Cadet Galley, who
Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
r. Galley Of Lexington, Mass.
formerly of Denver, Colo., is a
first classman at the United States
Military Academy where the we'd
ding will take place in June.
Miss Ramsey was graduated
last June from Hollins College In
Virginia.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
January Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Earl
Smith announce the engagement
Of their daughter Jean to Mr..
Ernest C. Hedges, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hedges.
The wedding will take place
January % at the Congress
Heights Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

0DckhkllS sphere Is nau-'
SEA grill tical - and the
selection on the
menu is large. You can choose
from any Of your favorite sea
foods-lobstef, shrimp, clans,
oysters, scallops Ito name .
few)-prepared in any OF a
dozen different ways. Or
you can order one of their siz-
cling charcoal broiled steaks
or fried chicken. O'DON-
NELL'S is famous for smooth
service, good food and rum
buns. Ask the headwaiter to
seat you at the Captains
Table, or in the Ships Cabin,
or in any of the other Marine
Dining Rooms. The restaurant
occupies two buildings in the
same block 1921 and 1907
z ST. NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

be in perfect re-
pair. If your sill
yer needs atten-
tiOn-THE SILL
YER SHOP in
Georgetown is
equipped to re-.
pair, replate and
restore it to its
former beauty.
runnr C5OR fnp
Evening star., 1949-11-27

SHOP" w or n
spots elininat-
ed, new satin
lining, cleaning
and glazing in
cIuded. For $35,
it can be made
into q cape or
stole. sample"
fur coatS. lack.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

m e n "a n d
women) like to
lunch and dine.
They specialize
in seafOods . .
and serve huge
man = size pOr-
tions. The atmo-
Evening star., 1949-11-27

cakes, and ice cream. They'll
even bake your hams and
roast your turkeys. Best OF
all, they deliver. 3714 MA
COMB ST. NV. WO. 710O.
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latter but
90 to TAY-
LOR'S for
the former.
They will
make your
t e a sand
wicfes, petit
fours, fruit
cakes, dec
n p a 4 . n
Evening star., 1949-11-27
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/" FOR ONLY $50, your
old fur coat can be
restyled to a "a, knee-length
or Jacket at MICHAEL'S FUR
Evening star., 1949-11-27
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sc rs THERE A MAN IN
80 ! YOUR LIEF" Then
take him to O'DONNELL'S
SEA GRILL. That's where
Evening star., 1949-11-27

cts, capes and stoles on sale,
too! 1929 X. ST. NV. ST. 5O95.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

II q y. I'VE
self f-service mo tipping!
Prime roast beef is 81. Sir
loin steak, Csc. Fried chicken,
55c. Desserts and salads, 1Oc
and 15c. Located in the Hotel
Harrington, at 11th and E SITS.
NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
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+" AN INVESTMENT IN
80 = LOVEL INES s !"
Your silver reflects your good
taste-but it must gleam and
Evening star., 1949-11-27

ACUlkICo w A0AA VsAhS
ing, styling and per-
manent waving-Mr.
Emile is q genius.
He has just returned
from Paris :. full OF
new ideas on how to
restore dull, drab
hair to its former
beauty-and how to
cal grazing
locks. Consult hi
rnNJN AWE phnnA
Evening star., 1949-11-27

an estimate. Pick mp and de-
livery service. 3611 M ST. NV.
Il block beyond Key Bridge.
!" TT COSTS NO MORE J.
at EMILE'S!" And
what's more-your charge ac-
count is invited. When 1t
comes tn hair.tint-
Evening star., 1949-11-27

MIN take the
W h o lie FAM
lily to THE
X / T C H E .
T E r. IA for
Sunday din
ner. The food
is delicious
the variety is
-
Evening star., 1949-11-27

This little booklet Is a present
to you. It's yours for the ask
ing. And after you've poured
through its adorable pages,
you'll learn what your baby's
horoscope is to be, its birth
stone, flower and other such
pertinent data. 1t even offers
over 1900 suggestions for
naming girl and boy babies.
This BABY BOOKLET" will
be sent free of charge to- any
expectant mother who lives
in Washington-or its sub
urbs. Simply mail = postcard
with your name, address,
phone number and date OF
expectancy to BOX 1872,
Main Post Office. A copy will
be mailed to you promptly.
I" COOP FOOD and con-
versati0n - m a k e
for a good party" You and
your guests can supply the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
Florida NAACP
Commends Gov. For
Action On Khan

ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. 10 - The
outspoken denunciation Of the Ku
Klux Klansby Governor Fuller War
rem of this state was hailed this
week by the Orlando branch of the
National Association for the Ad'
vancement of Colored People as evil
dence that the governor is "a
champion of democracy and of the
rights of Negro citizens"
Praising Gov. Warren for his POI
sition on the Khan, the Orlando
branch passed a resolution highly
commencing Governor Warren for
his prompt, fortnight and fearless
statement" denouncing the Khan
following it's recent parade in ITALIA
hassee. The NAACP resolution also
congratulated the governor land
through him the law enforcement Of
ficers who acted swiftly arrest
several parading Klansmen."
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
Whites Seek To
Outlaw Khan
In South Carolina

COLUMBIA, S. c. - (ANP) -
Gov. Strom Thurmond and the gen.
eral assembly were asked by the
South Carolina Federated forces, an
all-White state moral welfare group
here last week, to pass legislation
to outlaw all hooded and intimida'
ting organizations" Specifically,
the proposal south protection to
see that no citizens are molested or
intimidatel" at an announced Ku
Klux Khan gathering in Denmark.
The Denmark meeting was an
nounced by DR.. Samuel Green of
Atlanta, recently. He said he, would
be the only speaker and that he
planned ito let the folk know what
the Khan stands for and what it
doesn't stand for"
The committee termed the Khan
"anti- Christian" and said it mas
queraded under a cloak Of hypoc-
risy before God and man."
The organization is composed OF
IS White church denominations and
has an estimated 1000 members.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
Alabama Masons
To Buy More
u. S. Bonds

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (ANP) -
The trustee board of the Grand
Lodge Affiliated, Free and Accept
ed Masons of Alabama, at its re.
cent mid.winter session here voted
unanimously in favor of a recon-
mendation by Grand Master Charles
w. Handley that 100000 worth OF
u. S. government bonds be purchas'
ed. Such amount will bring the
lodges assets in government bonds
alone to nearly $1,250,000.
Reports rendered at the meeting
as of Dec. 81, showed membership
increase of 36,109 since November,
1886; and not liquid assets of $1,174,.
$40 during the same period.
According to DUNES insurance
reports as of Jan. /, the endowment
department has a ratio of $224.47 in
assets for every 500 of liability, or
better than average ratio of the is
largest insurance companies in the
u. S.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
Supreme Court
Confirms Alabama
Decisions On Taylor

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 - The
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People is pre-
pairing to file a petition for rehear-
ing of the Samuel Taylor case be-
fore the United States Supreme
Court after this weeks per curtain
decision, which affirmed by a A
vote District and Circuit Court de-
cisions convicting the Alabama Ne
gro youth of the rape of a White
woman.
Justice Hugo Black disqualified
himself and did not hear argument
on the case or participate in the de-
ciSion.
After appeals were denied by
Alabama courts, the NAACP pc.
titioned the Supreme Court for a
writ of certiorari on grounds that
Taylor was denied due process.
NAACP attorneys charged that
Taylor was beaten by police and
coerced into confessing the crime
with which he was charged.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
Porter Punch, Father
Of IS, Proud Of
IL Living

SHEPHERD, Tex. (ANP) -
Proud as punch are Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Punch of their IL children.
Punch Ga is a Pullman porter as
signed to the Houston district.
Both he and his wife. Savannah,
So, are natives of Shepherd. Child
hood sweethearts, they were mar
ried on March 10, 1900.
The Punch's have six daughters
and six sons Three other sons are
dead. Three boys are porters; one,
a post office clerk; one, an air force
captain: and one, a mail carrier.
One of the daughters is a WAC cor
pora1 at FIT. Ord, Calf.
Punch has been in continuous ser
vice in the Houston district for 80
years.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
.huf.To DO
F orl n Cold

IA Ana first sign Of o cold. you
should obey three simple ruies; ,,,ucn
!. Keep warm and ges ~ A"O--
q. Drink lots Of water anu Al'u'
Juices. 1.rorAu
Gaiotabs are thorough oepeno,.
AHA laxative, intestinal antisepC,C
and diuretic. They clean 0uS y yO,,r
entire Intestinal tract and flusn YOU D.,,
Kidneys, thereby Kidding your your S SSystS:re
~ noisonous toxins. They help natV1O
throw off O cold. , ~ a
Remember AZ the hrst sign Oh =
had cold - REST -LlQUiDSS,
CyA1OTABS. It's so simple. Follow
Label directions.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
Bank Of America
Hires Two Negroes
BY HARRY LEVETTE

LOS ANGELES - (ANP) - The
Bank of America, this nations lar
gest bank, has hired two Negro
workers, but is objecting to the pub
licity given the incident by west
coast Negro newspapers.
The two new employees are Miss
Grace Cooper and Charles H. Car
penter. Both work at the branch
at 25th and Central ave. Miss Coop
er is working as clerk-typist in
training for a post as a safe deposit
clerk. Carpenter is serving as a
bookkeeper leading up to an even.
tual bank teller's position.
Expressing the banks alarm
over the publicity, an official said:
I'VE do not care to make an issue
of the fact that we have employed
our first two colored members of
the clerical staff. We did so just
in the line of our customary pro.
cedure of making changes. We do
not want this employment to be
treated as a very unusual matter. IT
the two persons we employed had
not been found eligible we would
not have hired them regardless Of
their race"
Many citizens Agreed with the
bank officials views. Some consid.
cred their action merely another
step towards making democracy a
reality here.
Although recently the Independent
Progressive party and Sidney
Moore, it's unsuccessful dlndidate
for congress, were very active in the
drive for Negro workers at the
bank, no one group can take credit
for the change.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
New Civil Rights
Bill Proposed In
Indiana House

~TNDIANAPOLIS - (ANP) -
Reps. Jane Ann Noble of Komoko,
ind, and Judson Haggerty, Indiana
polls, both White democrats of In
diana General assembly, introduced
a bill in the Indiana House of Rep
resentatives prohibiting hotels, res
taurants, and business places from
barring any customer because Of
race, creed or color.
The bill carries forfeit of $500
to the person Disseminated against
and makes the violator liable to
fines up to $500 and Imprisonment
of 80 days.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
HELP WOMEN (cont.)

FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. for modern
DRUGSTORE, part or full time. 2615
Columbia pike. Arlington. -8
GENERAL CLERICAL. high school
graduate, for recorder office: 40-hr.
week; employe discount on pur-
chases and many company dement's.
Call or see Miss Jones. SEARS ROE
BUCK AND CO. 1901 Lawrence ave.
ne. NO. 6543.
HAT CHECK GIRL-Excelent work
ing conditions. Apply in person,
RESTAURANT S23. S23 18th NV.
HOUSEMOTHER- white wild
ow. child under 2. exper. in han
ding group of children; live in. VI
INSURANCE AGENCY requires serv-
ices OF lady. exper, in general in
surance business. Reply stating age,
past exper.. etc. salary commen-
surate with ability. Box t55-M. Star.
MANAGER for children's store, must
know how to buy and sell children 4
clothing including women's acces-
orles; should be able to crochet and
knit; good salary. Box 271-M, Star
Ill
NURSE, white, age rs to 40, pvt
hospital. co. 4764. Ia
RECEPTIONIsT. good typist, for de-
tailed work: Hrs. 1880 to $50 pm.
hslf haa "a; day Sati AyoM.I Apply IL aftsTn9Sr fTs
TUTE OF PRACTICAL NURSING.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
FUR REPAIRING
Corner sth and q NV.

S4b ASoA &AAASAA>O
Remodeled to 1850 styles. eapes
stoles or nnger-tip: Ress. AO. 324l.
FURNACE, American hot-water heat
er. for 8 or 10 room house; cheap
See in operation. 316 B st. ne
FURNACE, oil burner. 1o5,ooo Btu
with tank. in perfect working cond,
May be seen In operation at 1414
gndsEEoed st; NV; ,ao~ ,,,a
s, Ss' AfR 5sh7s ssC ss5 sni2S gH fP S7ss ss' "
FURNITURE-New, modern, Summon.
couch. bar and stools. desk, Strom-
berg radio-console. bookcases, ta-
bles, lamps. rugs, etc. Inquire 6-s
PP;;na:: PP;a.:: Hgi III eooo' Apt 1884, Dupont s
FURNIrUREwAntieue chairs. Vic.
torian, $40; occasional chairs, $12,
5-pc. dinette set, $40; ape. bedrm
suite. $40; sofa. matelasse covering
Queen Anne I M Isss, tee. tss susnion' sa .;s ss5;
ions. $40. iii 11th St. NV. Open
rGsNrfURkos. sSsiN u sci., eat,, ,nn.z-.pl}ns
ssollswayn soIs IA esd h,sI Hssd once: 4o '0'
FUENTUREa ainetss s table; sh drop psnI. lsaf
dresser, end table. dne condition
Can be seen Fri. eve, 90 pm. Sd
N. .Belford. Arlington (near Wash
rTssIf6.a fAs Hft slve;A es;A1Esr.nd-as. bed.
aansa ER sn fr.aS r zaa.t sna factory f.Sm ssnpss
ETC.; also leather-top tables: an 4!
sIpae. go New Yosk sye. NV:
daily. 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 4310
Evening star., 1949-12-08
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATEsSEN. beer, mixed trade:
$1,000. weekly; low rent. highly
profitable; roomins and boarding
% %sEIGEL, tx. a5o1. IA. oS5s. s:
RESTAURANTS J;! 12); reduced e., price !
esaslon tss dolsk SosD se's a0SRssaaN MogazN g. Se
pAkrSsRsHfPs Ar iisb.poSitTy SSgS' market.
Sssfo4s seo sd 5Hi etSk eEt,SSi s7f ST. sk Isl4 a.
RESTAURANT AND BAR, located in
900 will buy. stock. business and
equipment. Legal slot MACHINES
day liquor license. Rent 500 per
rTSaR %Snsh s4ShE. MsskanisSyie sisss A. s15
9SoSS sYS 5si ,1ssi 6Rs sSsh :is &. sSsE AseH
RssssaTsAuRANr-FulIy ssas equipped. air
cond., ready to open. reasonable
grtse; llg lsgr6pss 2 g; Sc; sa,ne .mnty. "a some
fixtured for various businesses. Ior
rent; one may suit you.. MA. 4ese
RELIABLE MAN, with car. for part
time to service an exclusive type 60
Nut Mn .sna R..d shou
earn $40 plus for 8 hours weekly;
Requires 5000 cash for mdse. and
equipment. Give phone number.
Address Mfgrs.' Agent, Box 625,
Silver Spring, Md. IS
RIVERDALE, MD. Just OF. BALTIC.
Pike 45O5 Queensbury rd.,, new
store 2Ox4O IT,, suitable for ladies'
variety or dry goods store. HU.
NaWIY PsSIi renov. rest. quick turnover. m
downtn. shop. dist !; aver; 81, 800 wk:
LIQUOR and beer. BILL, ST. 9621.
GROCERY-Most modern in town,
averaging $1,000 q week: 8 days;
no deliveries; cash and carry; 27&
profit on gross. BROWN Realty
MANuFAcTuRER siJ cru il oFFERs outstand-
ing opportunity to responsible per-
son, for high earnings servleine
established accounts with Q nation
ally advertised necessity. No selling;
full or part time. Part time means
10 hrs. per week. Pays approx. $50
per week up. Requirements are
pleasing personality, car and $1,000
cash investment which Is secured.
Write ana give phone number for
personal interview. BOZ 106-L, star.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, chimneys,
walls and walks built and repaired.
A: FAGNANI. 10. 2:1994.
BUILDING arnD1sIS fs%'9edeling 1'ne .,, repairing
goTTsshssss' MR.. stt1aaski BAKER Rpainsins' 10. rU'
BUILDING REMODELING. large or
small jobs, carpentry. brick and
cinder block work. Phone HU. 2g31.
BgLLDozERs, reas. rates for land
clear clearing; grssaingS;7 S7sE ssEEcsVatins. 1n Free
cAkPfNTERAdsnersi sisimsssiEi 1E' carpentry. V old
and new work: repairs and altera-
tiors Call OW. 6b27. IS
CARPENTERING, plasterins. fire.
Quick serv. CO. ss1S. WIfLfAMs.
cARFENTRYnss y I, IT'S Dsn ss.Dsns,y II, y yOq
cxRPENTRY WORK Of all Kinds;
kitchen cabinets and bookcases to
order: prompt service. 81. 2145.
sERvIcE-windows and q
ssosI ssosHIrs no caslfsal; gloslo. reasonable rates.
CELLAR ELI 4 on Wallis WET, Masonry
price. Mr.. NEyfNs. LU. S-s444. IL:
DRAIN PIPES-Electri.
eaNy rssos.klsened 9. no chsrgs
RoTo.RooTER Phone RA. ssss
EhEcfGRicAn sns GsiH fn' 'rNassfFAILAr1oNs, asfalILAr1o re-
pairs, rewiring stores, homes, fluor.
fixtures. lie. contractor. RA. 1929.
sLEerRIcAL REPAIRS. inssailations.
prompt. courteous. guaranteed sery-
Ice. I. Y. ELECTRIC co. RA. bS6as
Evening star., 1949-12-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN (cont. !,

SECRETARY. 10 yrs experience
able to assume responsibility. TR
ATS. o.
SECRETARY. legal, publishing gen.
enaate' euai ofse; So. efes e19eTienced; fas' &C
SPANISH TRANSLATOR, coileg;
graduate; can type and genera
once work; Cuban citizen. Kint
TYPING WANTED, envelopes ad.
dressed, stuffed. etc. OV. 2555.--1(
EXPER. TYPIST,, part-time work al
home, manuscripts, rough drafts
etc. RA. 1850. Ill
NEAT COLORED GIRL wishes worl
cleaning small office or salesgir
In q store. LU. 4-462S. s
COLORED GIRL desires lob as char.
woman, hotel maid. NO. s970. Ext
B-3l5: call IL to s pm:
COLORED GIRL desires dtshwashing
ioh mn SOT3
Evening star., 1949-12-08
MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONAL

HAVE YOU CLOTHES PROBLEM.
use asaina Let LEA ENGEL, Dress.
maker, make 1t wearable. Nothins
TOO hard to handle. Formerly Of 9th
ave, N. Y. Centrally located at lllo
VACANCY now available in new wins
OF my nursing home; 24-hr. nurs-
ing; licensed by county and State,
PEaMSaaeNr. FL SEseeNir 81; shampoo anc
nss1 ways YN e9s; n .ppSi1tnssnnts pSnisnE
EXTRA azhS = Cash Al a'T; For xMAs-sell per.
sonalized plaques to armed services
Apply MR.. VREELAND. Suite 404
40 pm, e1s F st. NV.
vacancy. conysleseeat a1na seed home; Ys cheer
sio6 ST. 6s0Ds' mo fGSp III. 1898 1898 tray Mis s.si'e
CoRNWELL CONvALEsCENT HOME
Is Metropolitan ave, Kensington
Md.-Fully equipped to care fol
bed and ambulatory patients; super:
vsed DIET resstersa vh stsrdpr purse fs fa
clans. Chronic and selected ALEC.
holic cases accepted. LO. 5-27S2
ESCORTS for ladies and gentlemen
ESCORT SERVICES, INC 2017 s
st. at Conn. DE. 5000, 2-7:30 pm
VACANCY for elderly people. Clean
nice home. tray service; on busline
ANYoNE KNOWING Robert Stephen.
from near Charleston, w. Va, pleasl
contact JIM BRYAN, Box 1881
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments;
prompt and eficient service: oper
ewes. 3109 14th. co. 1921.
FEEL BETTER after nrst treatment
or no fee. Men and women come
to be convinced. BY the use Of
electrotherapy. diathermia, high
frequency, galvanic, mercury sun
lights. enemata, corrective diet, and
other natural methods. I firmly
believe can relieve suffering due to
nervousness. exhaustion, backac che
Or headache, sinus colds, or flu
Aching Joints and swollen feet
helped remarkably. Lady naturo-
path. 20 years experience. SH. 1885
GLOVE CLEANING
Suede Jacket and suede coat clean:
ing: dyetng, guaranteed colors; cal
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