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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20
Mail Now Urges
Local Postmaster

The Christmas mail rush has
nearly reached its peak according
to Postmaster Tressie " Brogan,
who expressed her thanks today
for your cooperation so far on her
annual Mail Early For Christ
mas" campaign.
However, the post office faces a
critical situation during the next
few days and time is rapidly run
ming out for late mailers. Every
postal employee is digging in for
the final big rush, and you can
help tremendously by using air
parcel post for gift packages, and
air mail postage for your Christ
mas cards going to distant states.
Send cards for local delivery by
first class mail. Be sure that your
Christmas cards are all addressed
correctly and that they carry re-
turn addresses, thus inSuring for
warding service or return to you
if any of them are unbelievable.
Make your post office trips before
1000 am. or between 100 p. m.
and $3.50 pm. By all means, mail
those Christmas cards and pack
ages now. A delay of even few
hours now may mean they cannot
arrive at their destinations before
Christmasl
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

previous communications press you view
of his character better
caons for an ideal bishop in Timothy ILL., know
no bishop now in practice earth meets those specifications
csey and than whom could
by miles but Leopold qualified under
counts and under some of them he really shone
He extremely liberal brewerys money!
he had only wife "a natural blonde weighing hundred
eghtyfive pound and treated her humanity
nenty vigiant SOBER hospitality apt
to teach Not in the days knew him admired
did he show anythng remotely resembling bcose
spirit not even against the prmeva Prohbonit of the
Lutheran pastors who often paeed pulpit or
the saloonkeeper who refused Scarnhors
sincere friend to the orphans the aged all blind oneegged
vc the respectable sort of oored
oppressed and unfortunate classes slipped
first and last, sub santial piece money.
Nor he the only Baltimore
shamed the churhy Indeed the
Ammermeye jumps into Fred and Leopold
gathered there
Christians
the essential bengnty of both kept them amcbe
and they often cooperated only
ference between them that usually
propaganda his operations that the
Leopold careful to avoid
for the lodged Bayve amshouse
responded under assumed with that
with indelble pencil example 1s-l9
Luke XII 49, Timothy " 3d. dealing
with Samuel Charlie N1ecae
small time candy manufacturer special Of choco
drops orphans and ruined with deceptive portrait of
Admiral the print Ingersops
his brothers remains the box Fred had
this ubversive reprinted many distributed at
least hundred and fifty thousand copies Baltimore between
1895 and 1900 There scholars who receiv
ed by one device or another at least dozen AS for the clergy OF
the each and every copy Pane Age
of Reason three four times always disguised
registered letter Urgent Finally he
sedy rabb boxes downtown
Saturday nights and there lombard the assembled
oa pedder and with speeches which began educvey
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20
Christmas Story
On WDAM Sunday
December 23rd

Two of the worlds best known
and loved Christmas stories will
be presented over WDAM-TV
Channel 8, announced Wallace
Bum, District Manager for South
ern Bell Telephone Company.
The Commute film entitled
The Spirit of Christmas" is &C
tually in two parts.
The first part is the story of
'The Nativity, taken from the
Holy Bible, and secondly is, Glenn
ent Clark Moore's immortal, "The
Night Before Christmas.
The film features the renowned
Mable Beaton Marraonettes. The
program will be telecast Sunday
afternoon, December %, 1856
from 4:30 to 500 pm, Mr.. Bum
said.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20
PTA's Regular
Meeting Held

East Forrest PTA held their De-
cember meeting in the school
cafeteria in Petal with the OBJ
servance of National Book Week,
with Mrs. l.. c. Gum in charge of
the program.
Three T.susicai selections were
rendered by the high school boys
quartet composed of Jimmie
Brent, Jimmie Hawkins, Larry
Morrison and Bill Prescott, with
David Hamilton accompanying
them on the piano and Mrs. Mar
garet Porter directing.
An Introductory talk was given
by Mrs. Herman Grantham on
what is being done in East For
rest School to furnish good books.
Mrs. w. G. Barlow gave a talk
on Reading Good Books. Mr..
and Mrs, Warren Ratcliff gave an
entertaining skit using excerpts
from the book, Merry Christmas,
Mr.. Baxter.
Room counts were won by Miss
Lois Davis of Juniof High, Miss
Helen Cameron, Senior High, Miss
Maggie Craft of Lower Elemen-
tary and Mrs. j. D. McElhaney OF
Higher Elementary,
A social hour was enjoyed with
refreshments being served by the
Hospitality committee composed
Of Mrs. W. c. Golden, Mrs. Ed
Beaumont and Mrs. Warren Rat
cliff.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

The play with the longest run
on Broadway is Life With Fa-
Their with 1924 performances.
Second is Tobacco Road" with
1882 performances and third is
"Abie's Irish Rose with 1927
performances.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

Despite all the snortng them divinity it
always been experience that inide free thinkers
they usually prefer call themselves generally emable
class OF with strong overtones the benevolent of the
sentimental This certainly example
ch Toaufer for the SchanhorSt Brewery Baltimore
whose story have told only pecemea
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20
Mr.. MenCken Wrote A.
BY H. L. MENCKEN

This story was first published in the New Yorker magazine.
TO whose editors indebted permission repubish
it here Copyrighted by H. L. Menken 1914 le4S. All rights
reserved. The Edtor)
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

few days before Thanksgiving my young daughter,
Karen going up and down the street telling all the
neghbors "Were poor folks We amt got turkey for
Thanksgiving And by goly the day before Thanks
giving the Kings of Pascagoula called and invited us
down. Well friends she's going around now chanting the
song we're just sittn' home waiting for call
Please don't call collect please!
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20
But most important -.
HAPPY FISCAL YEAR
jingle bells

For the sake of the six eight subscribers I'd
like to point out that the FABLE page g. was an ed-
torial which in this paper last year at this time
pointed out then that the idea not mine that from
somewhere and still can't recall the source read
similar story which was run as short fiction story
Therefore again would remind you that this
ing but with the original unknown it is re-write from
what remember And that's all there is to that
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

If you have friend who is member of the Ku Klux
Council possibly good present to give him is sheet
so he can cover up his face
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

THE CHRISTMAS STORY which appears today by
h. L. Mencken was described by him as "a Christmas
story to surpass transcend and put end to all other
Christmas stories 1t is full of psychology sociology
theology (both moral and dogmac) ethics, aesthetics
economics, penogy, psychiatry, and appeal"
tits aimed, he goes sat nfidels, and yet it should
delight and ravish the pous 1t is immoral decision
by the Supreme Court of the United States and yet
packs of the damnest morals ever recorded the
literature of the Western World"
For my part personally, / doubt all that Mr. Mencken
said except for the fact that it packs of the damnes
morals ever recorded in the literature of the Western
World.
Too, the chances are you would get more from his
story if you it the second time possibly the
third. 1t gets better with each reading.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

What with this being Christmas right at it,
member each year the tale of the late Santa Claus of Hat
tesburg Miss 1t happened three four years ago
that in one of the department stores there ST.
Nick who exhausted from ten to twelve hours of o
no, hoing Finally about closing time day two be-
fore Christmas father bought his bicycle, and
nothing would do but that Santa take the purchase down
stairs and out to the parked block away Well
ST. Nick being per hour basis had choice So he
waded through the traffic in the store humping and SHOW
ing along with everyone else Finally he reached the front
door and the stream of traffic in and out such that
Santa got wedged in the front door with the bicycle In
utter and complete disgust he turned and looked at the
crowd who watching his p1edicament with amuse
ment and said "l be SO damned glad when Christmas is
till l won't know what to dos
AS understand his Christmas over, the manager
being among the audience to which Santa had spoken his
true convictions
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

Noted with alarm story recently in which it
was stated that DR. D. NJ Nelson president of Mississippi
College for the past quarter century going to retire
By any standard that's body blow to liberal education
Perhaps though he'll have time to give to address
sing council meetings
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

This happened just last Sunday night in Hatesburg
little girl seated beside her father the front row
watching the presentation of the Christmas Story She
rugged her father and asked sWhos that in the straw
daddy"
"Be quite was the answer from he father
"But daddy she nsted" want to know who's IN
the straw"
"Well" replied her father in hushed tones, that's
the little Lord Jesus"
In great excitement the young lady demanded to
know "Well what's He doing in Hattesburg?"
am due you an apology for such poor piece OF
Continued On Page Two)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

Two-quort size in cleaning polished
aluminium with cosy grip hondle. Drip
guard prevents spilIine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

Designed to stond sturdily and resist
occidental tipping Large copocity re-
ceptocle. Wrought iron notches onY
decor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

A beouty in wrought iron and bross,
tweed plostic covered in assorted coIors.
Hos no-soe springs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

Here's O wonderful ploythina for the
kiddies Four keyed strings produce
ceor even tone with rosin bow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

Regular Sl00 Upper leather pouch
with imported bror pipe Values up TO
$500. Exceptional Drug Fair Volue!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

A wonderful musieol toy for children.
Gives them lots Of fun and increases
their interest in music.
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HELP-MOMEN

AGGRESSIVE WOMAN. with mana
geria. capability saies ability es-
sential. Silver Spring Wheaton area
resident preferred salary plus com
mission. retail selling only. For
appt., tn 2-u333 q
HOUSEWIVES - Earn
81 to ~ per hi. choose YOUR own
hours. Phone TU, 3-S990. 3 to s.
TOP NOTCH SALESPERSON; good
salary, with advancement. Apply
EMILY's OF 5th AVE, 1908 F st,
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for
ambitious cultured lady, age not
important. who can assume re-
Sponsibility. Interesting healthful
work: ~ ,400 year. Box DOL. Star
BOOKKEEPER, with
some clerical experience, OCCASION
al typing: hours can be arranged ;
S E%as PAX pleasant pleasant working eonds
Westmoreland Sterling
needs ; part-time people to work
early eve, hrs; pleasant and profit
table; So wk, up: car nee; white.
Cali WO. 6-Ga3l before 3 pm. ii
MATURE COLORED WOMAN 10 live
in, with business couple; take com.
plete charge Must he gooG cook and
capable housekeeper II your hus-
hand is employed. and has good ref
erenceS. we can arrange private
quarters for both of you. Call JU.
J-23b1 S
OPPORTUNITY
Unusual position: varied duties. l.
girl office; good tel voice: salary
open. For appt,. DI. 7-594l, 3
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDING MACHINE, desk model.
80 CENTRAL "Olg IAN St
M Hu 3-jl9l Ia
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, palnt.
lng repairs of all kinds Free est
nate Term Oh. ii.iOGu
ADDITIONS, REMODELiNG. ialouSlc
porrhes kitchens moderni2ed all
work fully guar terms up TO ~
mos SECO SALES, JU S-10l0 ~
ADDiTiuNs partitions gen at.ra,
lions .ltrms LAWRENCE HOMf
IMPROVEMENT co - G.SiO6
BAIn TUBS, neV and used basins
toilets. - lowest pICcs BLOCK &,
liIH Log hwy ia S.siUu.
RRICkLAffNG Alterations Are
places walls all types masonry
FAGN4Nl 10 n.1uDi IA q.Bna3
BRICkWORK, all types houses, "a.
RACES, patiOs retaining walls, etc
No Job too bis or too small AP
BUIDiNG. rcmodeling. repairs, latss
or SINAI Jobs porches. fences
brickwork, also painting Call eve.
nlnRs Or Sunday AP 7-blni %
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing
carpentry, brick, cement work DE
..n5nh Nh BAKER %
CABINETWORk, custom built book
cases. window valaneel, kit eabi.
net, iutn Iormlsa 'ink .oPs AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-02
The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

TYPIST and general clerical work
In small ir-conditioned Office. 5.
day. 35-hr wk. Please give age
and experience. Box 435-J, Star.
-
TYPIST, WHITE EXPERIENCED
Dictaphone transcriber; CORE
spondenee dept. OF MAGAZINE cir
cularion Office; 5-day, 37ia-hr. Nk.;
company benefits: S2?1 per mo.
Mr.; DENNEY. DI. S-3i12. Ext. -
N. R. A, Annex, 1876 L st. NV.
for policy writing depart
ment: 5-day week, aforementioned
ONCE. free disqualification. life
insurance. bonus plan. Phone
Mr. WELLS, Ma. S-f6gn THE
MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
INC, 1901 H 81. NV.
TYFlSr, fast, neat and accurate
Dictaphone: shorthand not re-
CURED Small engineering Office. Du-
pont circle area. 35-hour week. S275
plus benefits. Call for appointment.
DU. 1-ill" -
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SlruATIoNS. MEN


CAHE1 AkIR maintenance for IN
r. tate. skilled IN traces. sober, re-
liable no children Write p O
Box iuuUJ Norfolk Is, va VIII
come 10 sour estate Tor interview
-
EXLCUTIvE. qualified In wholesale
business with large d G. follow
ms OfRaniyatiOn and MANAGEMENT
experience, college trainine. MIR
GREENWOOD RA B-iBja or
write jlS Hamilton 50, nc -
LAW STUDENT with degree and
experience IN adverlisinH can ar.
range schedule for full or part time
work, Box l3l.J Star -
MARINE ENGINEER wishes 10 train
aB boiler inspector liEGLER JU
f.H3sl IA
MAN, coloted. wants 5.days part.
tlms work haA exper., ist-e last
refs Ii 7-07s2. -
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HELP-WoMEN

TEACHERS. white, for Sept Eng
lish. Social Studies. Math Chem
istiy. physics. Biology. Phys Ed
Music. Commercial and Elementary
Grades. Top-notch positions In
private and Public Schools. Salaries
rom S3.nu0 to $1,000. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 1871 G st.
nv RE I-aN2S .
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SAI.ESI.AnIES

BRESLAU. GA 18th st. NV, between
F and G a
SALESLADIES
Exper. selling dresses; liberal salary,
plus Ia commission on all sales.
Pleasant working conds. SAKS, go
18th ST. NV -
SECRETARY; typing and shorthand
essential with knowledge of book
keeping; air conditioned once;
ample. parking space: vicinity Falls
permanent State age, experience
and salary desired. Box 3S6-R,
Star. 3
SECRETARY Research organization
located in the vic. Of Conn and
and eficient secretary: shorthand
required; days, $50 per wk,;
under 80 yrs MA $500 -
SECRETARY. permanent position at
Natl. Airport: 5-day week; air line
pass privileges; starting salary
S@35. Phone Ex. a-1s56, -3
SECRETARY, Washington National
Airport: small branch. once of air
craft accessory manufacturer; typ
ing: shorthand and general once
T9Ef sts SlFl p sslarS q ss4s Do t.
i-5514. -S
SECRETARY. shorthand. typinR.
general once work. Employe bene-
fits. Phone NE. $3.50.
SECRETARY. AL, Capitol Hill. fast
steno., S90-Sl00 wk.; committee
work. public relations secy, all
kinds positions: age, 1895. Inquire
BOYD'S: test. 40 yrs.l, Ma. S-2340.
zoo 18th ST.. cor. @ NV Welcome,
SECRETARY, Al, 500 wk. up; Capt.
toll Hill secy., young, $4,000; jr
steno, S10-$S0 wk so openings
daily. Inquire BOYD'S test. AZ yrs.D,
900 18th cor. G NV. ST. 1866.
Welcome
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FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZERS FOR SALE-Might
Kat. the ideal piece Of equipment
for landscaping work, Sodding,
back fill; 4-cyi. Hercules motor.
hydraulic control; weight. 1850
lbs; can be hauled in a pickup
truck: will consider car or truck
IN trade. For further details, call
IA. 1-196l. 4
AZALEAS. EVERGREENS. wholesale.
retail. ROTHS. S2ll Sligo Greek
pkwy.. Takoma Park. Md
TREL REMOVAL. pruning. topping,
trimming; lots cleared. Mr.. CLAY
TON. UN 4-0B03 any time.
VERY GOOD RICH TOPSOIL for
lawns and greenhouses very
reasonable Call 10 S-4933. -
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil, sludge,
blue stone. road gravel. hauling
Mr. HARTING. 10 2-S97i. -
TOP-SOIL, clean, rich loan: 5 cubic
Edssi sl5' delivered D c. 10.
LESPEDZA HAY. SEQ per ton. in
truck loads. also grass and mixed
HAS. -
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL

or %eeR! Can NA. s.IS If 0' Jay
LIv. RIM. bedrm.. kit. bath utlls.
$500 blk. 18th NV; S70-S76; $40
wk. Call RIA. 3-1SS3. 5716 10th At.
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!lEtFN. " FRANK ~ SON, 4l1 ord
st. NV, EX 3-SaiI
ORGAN. Estcy spinet model--Elec-
tronic. used very little new guar.
save 90. KITS. 1880 q st.
NV. RE. 7-62l2 -
PIANOS-Army, Navy. Air Force and
Marine personnel; Government and
District employees can save real
money on all kinds OF instruments
al the PIANO MART. 1918 eth st.
". over 100 spinets, consoles
$4,000 PIANO MART, 10l5 9TH
ST. NV. iiust above the Library
OPEN THURS. EWES. Is
PIANO, Wurlitzer apt. upright: nice
cond., fully guaranteed: S3g5 ina
tlonally adv. new at $685.. KITS
1880 @ st. NV, RE. 7-82l2. -
PIANOS - Several returned from
rental, spinet pianos; substantial
amounts paid, greatly reduced.
KIT S. 1880 G. st. NV. RE.
T-6-l", -
PIANOS-Btand-new standard make
full keyboard spinets only $3.50.
Nationally advertised price, S59j,
manoeany finish. lu-year guAran-
tee, also many values in used spin
cts and consoles. ST 3-63o1.
PIANO MART, 1915 1th st. NV
Gust above the Library. tt
PIANOS. used small modern srands,
Si95, S245, S@a5. ST. $4,000
PIANO MART, 1918 eth ST. NV
uust above the Library. ii
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and usec
Spinets. consoles. grands and up.
rights al moderate rates from II
monthly up, Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS THREE STORES: corner
18th and G. SITS. NV. phone ST
$4,000, 1882 Georgia ave. Silver
SpT!ng phone JU 5-llnJl, jitia
Lee highway, Arlington, Va phone
KE S-j06Ul. Suburban stores open
every evening Park in front. IT
PIANO, used, fun keyboard console
type instruments IN very good con-
dition 1895. Pay SO down. JOR-
DAN S, corner 9Th ana G Sts.,
phone ST. $4,000. d
PIANOS --JoRDAN's have values in
all types OF pianos The largest
SIS down. JORDAN'S. THREE
STORES corner 18th and G sts..
downtown tphone ST 3-9I0Ot.
hl69 Lee highway. Admission tphone
IKE. S-506Ot and 1888. Georgia
ave. Silver Spring 'phone JU j.
1859. Suburban stores open every
evening Park in front, III
PIZZA OVEN. practically new, sell
for les than = Of original cost
price. For inspection, apply TO 3Ilg
Conn ave, NV. EN- 3-66lI. -
PRESS. offset, Harris. slnEle-Color
30 by A.. &C. electrical equipment
> yrs. Old, excel cond Can be
seen running. HEILMANN, NO
S-2261. -
REFRIGERAToRS. used, refinished,
rebuilt some guar a wear; 80 %
UP FREDERICK S. INC. 1905 l4th
administrations. GE ecu IT. ex-
celient condition; across top freez-
er So. TE b-30Si. -
REFRIGERATORS-~USed, $40 81 UP;
guaranteed. deliy.; lge. stock ACME
STOVE. 10ll 7th nv, Ma. S-S952
RLFRlGERATORS---S.4 30. electric
gas: guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES
.,,31 Ga ave. NV, DE. ',-jaH6
REFRIGERATOR. 2-door GE. $50
Chambers gas range. grill. deer
we'll. $50, Hotpnlnr clothes var
$50: National radio, NC-240-D
Phone OF 4-1237. -
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BLACK ANGUS, registered, bull.
] COW, l heifer. Make offer. CE
BIG CHESTNUT MARE, Stitching"
by sting" out OF Stitch in Time"
pred to Top Money" sire OF
"Becky's Shirt" Other thorough
breds: Top Money" a. stud
STANLEY JONES, JU. y-y615
II
ANGUS BULL, registered, two wears
broken: $500 JE' 2-758i. -
HAY, lespedeza, grass mixture, $50
ton at barn; near Ashton; will
deliver SP. 4-59iI. -
GRADE HAMPSHIRE SHEEP, Is
young ewes with lambs. S@5 each
Herndun 344-W-12. -
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APIS. FURNlsHED-MD.

rAKOMA PARK $3.50 Nicely turn. .
bcdrmS liy, rm with frepl dinettei
conv kit, ape. tile bath carpcted
floors: . pvt. entrs water and heat
iurn. Quiet clean neishbOrhond.
Settled, refined cple >l25 jU.
5-gi"f, -
TAX. PARK ---" rms, bodrn kit
nv, nm comb uuirt. S-cu.-ft re-
fer, gar; utilS incl, no drinkers.
III. h.llIN ii
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"t60 10th ST. N.W.-Gi!lbert Hotel
Jion foT every taste and POCKET
book: daily maid service. some
rms with free 2l-in. TV c4-hrs
switched. some pvt. baths avail.
rates. $50 up weekly. Call CO.
.6a3 10Th ST. Nw.-Businesswom-
iurn.: MOD baths, NO 7-9l29.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautitu newly
dec rm, senlipvt bath; best
lrsnsp men AD. 4-S13S -!
RANDALL HOUSE, 1923 n ST. HU
3-74t4-Join friendly young crowd.
bowling. dancing. ping pong: gle E
switchboard: rms. S25 to S35 mo.
sHOREMAM VIC. 1909 3end St
Lovely det home: lge. closets park
ms; gentleman. S35 WO. 6-l527.
STUDIO ROOM, pvt. entr.. shower,
eIst ST. wv, sol dole. and !
sgle blks. 10 State Dept. blk
IioI 18Th ST. N.W.-Larse. clean
room. next to bath: s. per week.
rooms; near bath and shower: 80 so
to - 30 week. ,
oTIET HOME nicely furnished
rooms; convenient transportation:
So and $50 per mo. Call RIA o.
1876 Ill
ATTRACTIVE, large front room pvt
bath in home. OF = ladies; 32nd 81.
between Garfield and klingle I'd.
cow to bus; refs eXch. reas. TO
suitable tenant. Box AIR. Star.
q
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Bsmt rm.
mr. bath and shower. phone in rm.,
pvt. entr. 100 Church ST. NV;
LARGE FRONT ROOM for rent.
furnished or unfinished. Call
LARGE FRONT RIM. and kit; util-
tiles incl; install phone If desired.
1879 Irving 81. NV. 9 TO =. =
NEBR. AVE. - Mr. Potomac Sgle
I'm. quiet house M, car ana bus,
1873 IRVING NW.-For girl. Large
clean front room. 5000 transporta-
ton, $40 per month. co. 5-o457
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont

AMER. A. r. SERGT. want part.
time Job, between Il TO T. in eve
please call LII 3-2I5a, aft. q, ask
for SERGT. SMALLWOOD.
MAN-SALESMANAGER; prefer
TO take over safes dept. of small
org. viii consider sales position
top sal, top prod. Box 3l1-J, Star
or IU l-336B a.
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Unscramble the OF letters making word of each
tumble. Print each word letter to a square, beneath
each tumble. The letters you have printed on the CIR
cled squares may then be arranged spell the surprise
anSWer suggested by the cartoon clue. What is it?
tAnSwer appears Page A-l6 Col. A.
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THE EVENING STAR Bis

Washington, D. c.
MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1886