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New Hope Baptist
To Dedicofe New
Church Home Sunday

The New Hope Baptist Church
viii dedicate its Church Building
AZ g2i Edmund on Sunday. Aug
ust 10th al $50 pm The New
Hope Baptist Church had It's be-
ginning when Rev Kneely wa,
Hams came 90 ST. PAU from kan
sas city IN 1861
ON q Easter sunday morning al
i0.ia April rs, 1882 the doors o.
the church we're opened 10 an old
church building which had been
used years ago and which was
owned BY Zion PreAbytertan
Church At SIS Harrington
Under the passionate Of Rev.
Knscly Williams 20 persons most.
ny children marched into church,
az this time II was called the
Welcome Chapel Mission
This Mission Was later organized
and became the New Hope Miss
ionary Baptist Church and moved
from the Welcome Chapel Mission
20 another location At b25 Rondo
!. Avenue
Rev Williams VINO began and
helped organize this church has
led the struggle for their new
church Rev Williams has hap
( tizcd ~ candidates and iarg,
number has joined the realms OF
| the New Hope Church upon christ
ian experience
Il one minister the Rev Marvin
/ York has been granted license q
preach the Gospel by Rev wa
llams and the church
I Another Advancement for Rev
( Williams and his congregation
came when they purchased I'M
Wesleyan Methodist Church AZ 32i
Edmund ST, ST. Paul tPictur'
elsewhere In this paperl
on Sunday June 22nd tho con
grrgatlon marched into its new
home. with praise 90 God for thi
success. The church has been re
paired and painted inside sine
the 22nd % June
Pastor Kpeely williams who {
, an easy going personality states
that sour success has been no
by power. nor by might but b.
spirit, said the lord Of host
NJ The pastor said he Is ounvincet
] That what Cod has promised b
. - able TO perform regardless Q
/ the difficulties tho church has {
10 through 70 survive u bclicv
1 God Ia able te carry it through
: ON tho dedication program Sur
day viii be Rev A n BANKS pas
4 tor n The Antioch Missionary Bar
! as, Church. Kansas city. Kansa
be wit he guest speaker az 2.2
I lpm Also on the program wan
= the Bethesda Choir, and its pa
). tor Res John Young The Prir
aires singers Mr. Prim piroCtn
Mt oHvel Baptist Male Chori
!, and Pilgrim Rest Choir
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Air Forces Major
verdio NJ. Arnold
Likes Our Sfufe

The 3tst Air Division (ADEFl
at Fort Smelling has announced the
assignment Of Major ver,lia VI n
Arnold, UsAF. 70 the office Of
Manpower and Management n
division headquarters
Major Arnold, school teacher
In civilian life. comes TO Fl Smell
ing from Scott Air Force Base IN
Illinois where she had completed
an assignment rs Personnel Staff
OFFICER In the s3loth Technical
Training Group
Holding a rs degree from TiIs-
kegee Institute. Alabama, Major
Arnold also attended Pasadena
Junior College and did consider
able graduate work at Fisk Univ
ersity. The lady major also has
received the unique distinction Of
being listed among the who's
Who 10 American Schools and Col
ieges"
Major Arnold enlisted In the
womens Army Auxiliary Corps in
April 1913 and received her Of.
fIcer commission in July that same
year Since that time the major
has served with distinction n,
past 10 years Including a two anc
one-halt year tour In Japan, Parks
Air Force Base In California ant
Scott Air Force Base
Alex d. Jordan, one Of the ma
jor's classmates at ruslegee. hai
been Introducing her 10 the Twin
Cities at such affairs as the recon
annual Bronze Golf Tournamen
and the 81 Paul NAACP Victor,
/ Dance
Major Arnold mas Indicated sh
likes the Twin Cities and has en-
tered into negotiations for IN
purchase of a home in this area
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CHURCH
NEWS

tress: sanctfy our motives; eie-
yate our ideals; control our I'M
pulses: clarity our vision; and
help Us in every way 70 reveal 70
the many others Thy matchless
love and character"
You are always welcome al Phi
grim, "the Church OF Lofty Friend
ship"
SHERIFF. MAzingo, reporter.
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sT TuoMAs EPISCOPAL.

The morning service Will be al
nine o'clock during the month OF
August 10 there win be a guest
speaker.
August IL and "a the service
win be conducted by Lay Readers.
Saturday, August 9, there viii be
Joint meeting Of the Mems club
Of St Thomas and St Philips IN
the undercroft Of the church at {
pm.
The picnic was a most successful
one. There were over 400 there
and games were played
Church reporter.
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EMPLOYEE BENEFITS COST
INDUSTRY SIS BILLION

Industrial employers paid nearly
Sl3 billion Tor employee welfare
benefits last year, compared with
$500 million In 1929 according 20
the National Industrial Conference
Board
Ratio ~ the 1857 figure 70 sal
aries ard wages was 60 percent.
az against / percent IN 1929
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ZION BAPTIST

The morning message was based
upon the scripture passage N First
Timothy 1919. The text for the
sermon was I Timothy l:l5, This
IS a faithful saying and worthy OK
al acceptati0n that Christ Jesus
came into the world TO save sin-
ners. OF whom l am ehief, Inc
congregation read resp0nsiFely sell
ected scripture passages concern
ing the significance and purpose
Of the holy scriptures.
New members are Mrs. Tavern
Veers and Mrs. Beatrice King
The visitors present were Mrs
Nettie Bryson Of Preliville Ala
nanla, Mrs. Letitia Shepherd o.
Bloomington, Ind and Mrs. Lilliar
King Of this city.
The evening worship service be.
gan at eight pm What Shall
10 TO BE Saved" was the title o.
our assistant pastors sermon. Th'
evening scripture lesson was takef
from the sixteenth chapter OF th'
book Of Acts
PRAYER services viii be held o.
wednesday evening at 7:3o Al
are welcome 10 atattend. kVelyi
| Smith
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SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
NJ 7 e S
Hy Kaye Coatss
$40 Mabls street
slosx Fails. y. ID.

Mr.. and Mrs Wendell Shaw and
Cherub are spending week W
Afchisou. Kans The shaws have
relatives there
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Dyaart and
Thomas Clayton spent the week
end In Atchlaon. Kansas Mira
Dyaart carried good will tidingE
with her when she took a large
box Of good clothing for folks
that had been affected by the
flood. The Dyaarts brought. Lou
ise Toibsft. sister % Mr. Dysnrt
foe short stay
Roger smallwood. Brother Of
LILLIAN gmsllWood iB visiting with
Rev and Mrs Thomas At 32i ~
MINI Roger Is a nephew 10 the
'rhomaSs Roger is tsenager
20 hen b. most popular with the
young set
Dianne, Patsy Welchcr are en-
Toying these hot days AZ Lake
Teepcetonka, the girls are daugh
tors u Charlotte Welcher Char
lotte Waichcr. George Bush and
HlNEEtf Aftt'tNffiA HiH8tAh fFN
hours at the camp Sunday during
family visiting time
Ciarite Coakley a really having
well deserved vacation In NY
whlle al the Jehovah Witness
| Convention She Is finding time q
| aocialixs with her brother whf
lives IN 81 y. Maurice. Eddie
| t....s..s .,,4 Fis,ss.ara a... raaIf2
missing the gal while trey are
l excepting Invitations 10 home
cooked meals There Is no uns
10 cook exactly like Nom.
The ] Cabbclls cut their yRCa
tion IN Minneapolis. MINI short
10 come rome and get few IN
finished home chores finished
They also spent a day In Sioup
| city la visiting friends, bu
there's no better place for rest
fui vacation than home
ahriypra Mezzaniue has gioV
~ youth about since Evelyn Thorn
aa Ia taking Mrs Eta MoNlsyi
place as tna,rou while ahe ~ hons
on vacation Eta IL happy rest
I AAMH hf'AVF - AtHFFF ~ AaA' kANiit
our of shrivers
DO lot 81 Heribbling 80 TN
change ia the price Of stamp
shall greatly effect nae sent N,
| Christmas cards ntit on the 3iat o
July have already received tire
letters mat I had 30 pay cen
more 10 got Wheel
The Robert EfayneA's spcn
| Sunday IN Marshall MINI, wher
hob competed IN golf tolirna
mcnt may report some goo
happenings for Bob next wact
Danny CoaItlcy hBa given Car
olyu White n ring and she Ia car
ried away with the thought, bu
little does she know that Damn
stili owes his Dad twenty cent
for tho ring. 80 | guess the IN
gnErment isn't for real
Carolyn White 1918 8 Mem
Ave had group OF her scho,
friends In % help her observe he
birthday II IL her tenth hirthda
and aho really lived II up, plcnt
eats and gifts Bertha Whit
Z proved 10 be an IDEAL hostess
her modest way
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Jock pos,ens Mother Dies

Mrs. Laura Poster mother Of
Jack Poster. 5349 4sth Av, ~,
died Monday August lth and was
buried Friday Aug s in Manhat.
ten. Kansas, her home
Survivors are her son Jack and
grandchildren. William, Ray, and
Robert Poster. Raymond Cooper
and Mrs. Josephine Howard
Mr. Jack Poster took his mother
20 her home In Manhattan on July
3oth, where she died one week lat
er While she was here Mrs. Pos
ten was a member of the Johnny
Baker Post Auxiliary
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InN,Y.
In NY.
Nkrumah Calls For
Freedom For Whole
Of African Continent
Prime Minister OF Chona Is Honorod
a, Dinner by HAAcP, Urban League,
and tho American Committee or

New York July CIlnaxinR his busy eventfn three day
visit here Or Nkrumah Prime Minister u Ghana de-
cared that the responsibility Of his country Is 70 aid
this moeuoua towards freedom and self govern
which sweeping the whole Of the African
continent"
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81 PETERS AWE

with a restful look and pleas
ing smile, Rev. NJ l.. Simmons
entered his pulpit Sunday morn
ing, August and gave a brief
summary OF the past week al
Camp Baber in Cassopolis, Mich.
The subject of Rev Simmons
sermon was, What is profit ?"
His text was taken from ST, Matt
hew. 1925, For what shall a man
give IN exchange for his soul
Prayer meeting every Thursday
at 1880 pm. You are always well
come at St Peters AME churcr
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JAMES GALLowAY'S
BROTHER Is DEAD

Mr.. James w Galloway, e97
Aurora Az. received the sad news
Of the death Of his brother, Bonnie
who died in Memphis, Tenn. Aug
ust 2
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the NAACF and the Urban League
two organizations which. he said
have always typined 20 nc All
that is best and enduring IN Amer
lean democracy" The American
Committee on Africa. he asserted
bears good testimony 70 me
growing interest which many
Americans IA an walks ~ life are
taking 10 Africa and its many
problems"
Welcomed by wilkins
Welcoming The African leader On
behair % tho aAAcr, Executive
Secretary TOY Wukina expressed
the hope that this devotion n
Americans Of an races and re-
lliglona and c0l0rs 20 freedom ana
justice viii be source ~ strength
and encouragement 70 dhana and
10 other African peoples who seek
and who deserve their indepsnd
cnee.
"Iust 40 within America Mr.
| wilkins continued "our citizens
canuot remain silent Or inactive ~
the face ~ racial prescription and
Injustice. lust "a they have com
bined their talents and beliefs q
acnieve equality for a minority
here 40 our great nation ths
leader ~ free world democracy
Iwin surely give ear aud heart and
help 10 the colonial peoples VIII,
would throw OF tho yoke Of con
ltral from without
! As other loyal Americans looi
back upon their European home
lands with affection and pride
the NAACP leader told the rrim,
Minister. $50 we look upon uhani
and the emrrging nations Of AZ
riea Your struggles and your sue
cessea have aided us IN our trial
and trtbuiRttona here. a. on
among ten ~ oar great Popula
ton
Granger speaks
t.cater u Granger. executive ar
cctor ~ the National urbai
League, extended greetings 20 IN
Prime Minister on behalf ~ hl
organization Many Negroes 4
this country can trace their fore
bears hack 10 the land ot Chan
that was the Gold Coast Nj
lGrangrr said Thus wo are qnigI
20 see Gloss kiuship botwce
: those who have successfully par
Iueipatod Ia the revolution ~ rls
ing expectations abroad ard thos
Ut az who participate In this SAM
/ rcvolu,iau a, home
| between Little Rock Ark an
Aecra Clhana. ho pointed on
q. 600 miles u land and watts
stretch uut there "a no more thp
the whisper OF hiris breath b
, tween the hopes and aspirations ,
| tbe black ctttscna az Arkansas
| me Deep South and tho trump
.
| and expectations % The black me
and women ~ dhann who wal
tho streets Of Accra proud an
tcii ~ thelt STATUE as free either
j ~ no mean state
: speaking an behalf % the Anne
| team Committee on Africa, leort
NJ liauaor executive director hal
| 81 pr Nbrumah aa "a symhol
the drairea " a whole CeHt,nen
rhe vast majority ~ the Amcfica
people he declared feel a de'
llkJnsbip with those who are hrin
ing new nattous to birth Syf
= PATTY with those struggling Z
: freedom ~ an essential part
, aur tradition"
5 Theoiore i<heel president 81 q
: National Urban League. prcsld
: over the meeting Chairman 81 3
) dinner committee was Frank
< MDptcfO
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tinued help" The sAnF has sent
almost S35 600 10 South Africa
SINCE December, 1856 John Gunth-
err and the Right Rev James A.
pike are chairman Of the Fund
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Freedom tor All Africa

the Independence 81 Ghana he
said. cannot b. regarded - com
piete 10 hong 40 large parts Of
Africa continue 90 remain under
colonial rule. ana so long as the
peoples ~ our continent are sop
afatcd by artificial boundaries i'm.
posed BY the colonial powers our
attitude towards the rest of Africa
nov under colonial rule In governed
BY our intensely human concern for
oar brothers who are still not ffeo
and independent eitiEsns"
Recalling student days IN the
United States, nr Nkrumah told
~ HIS early interest In the work u
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dinner attended by more than 900
Of the cltya outstanding business.
civic and political leaders The
dinner. held IN the grand ballroom
u the Waldorf Astoria on July 70.
was jointly sponsored BY the Ma
tonal Aaaociation for the Advance
ment Of Coiorsd People, the Ma
iional Urban League and the
American Committee on Africa
introduced BY United Nations
Under secretary Ralph , Bunehe
NJ "scholar aithOr libcralof
statesman asliita politician. too.
"Dr Nknmah warned that the
peoples ~ Africa. ~ indeed the
peoples Of Asia. will not put up
any longer with imperialism and
any notion ~ racial superiority
and colonlallHm"
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STATE FAIR BEAUTY

soLANoa eiRl" o. the midway q
,he 1855 Minnesota State Fair y
iiop0aud thumha dancer named
Bahy Ruth Thia dainty miss Wiz
a. charming visitors 90 Royal
American shoxs al 10 DAYS % tht
Aug q through Sept state Fa'r
there are % thrilling rides and e
dozen shows On the Midway
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REAannAl

DAmK TpnNITunE made nghtl
nsals '' eoRPl MAn'7 .sss UNA
people front
hedrm. With pft, bath and phone
Yspsss .sSs 'se''en' COW "sn'p
ANNOUNCEMENTS. W.
Vitaslont, i.day AeFviee We cal
a. youF home EVENINGS, "a, $500
GOVT, PRINTING oFEtcE IN.
FL0fHh, with cars, deaifing q re.
o nbssq a. sathts n.l ps va . zen ~
A.dato for details
CHINA hand painted o ordefi In
divlduAl plfcrt, luncheon or DIN
sets, sample, gn slls spd pflcegi
e. Camden sSsa', y. ss, 10. Ss.ssaa. '0''
YOUNG MAN has n 600 70 inves
p sure wy " earn In snare time
and SIsgsris. neg
fira, fqAa price THE HONl
III HsNNhf
CoNvALEsCGNT rEortE tina
want 10 beat the heat III Wash
= lArge homes near the capita
Of N Carolina Tor summer va
cation, elderly retired people
summer months. June rs fhrougi
sept rs, neas' rates, IA. p-asf0
JOIN OuR DANCE cLuH : Leari
10 dance IN warm rOnnenia
atmosphere Pay a. you goi NJ
contract, ~ nrr M lraF0n Frel
weekly social Call no e.eg7f
sIMON's REsT uoME-oive ape,
eial attention 90 your loved ones
NuTains care day and ninft Or
on call Excel. home.eooked food
Pleasant surrounding. PA, B.
IDS
wANIED-Lady driver with auto
mobile 10 drive lady % spring'
Geld state Hospital sykesville
Nd VIII pay reas. price. OIL, o.
OhnT
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YOUNG MEN
AGE 1925

We have openings for
young men seeking a career
in an outstanding CONNER
cial field. The office equip
ment and supply industry
offers wide opportunities to
young men in retailing,
store management, Speci-
atty selling and sales man
agement. All men are
started on a Salaried basis
Many company benefits,
pension plan, group in
Surance, profit sharing
sick leave and others
Please contact L. J MILL
KEN for an appointment
ChaS. G. Stott Co., Inc,
1910 n Y. Ave. NV. ma. s-4ls1
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J. HAROLD KILCOYNE, Atty.
e6I National Press Building
Washington 4, D. 9.

HARRY NJ. HULL, Clerk
IN THE UNITED STATES DIS;
TRIcT COURT for the District Of
Solgpnl6is,r NORTH BRA ! 81
Michigan, a Michigan Corporation
Village Of Entrance, Alberta, Can
lO33-5S. order for Publication
mon Resident DEFENDANT - The
object of this suit is to establish Of
record title Of the plaintiff in and 10
United States Patents No. .. Ito'-
0S4-Bearing; No. 2,744, 424-
Drill Guide Bushing; No, 2,737, ),
425-Bearing Liner; No. 2,7b6'0S3
Guide Bushing; and No. 2,543,-
340-Drill Guide Bushing, issued
said defendant filed subsequent to
April / 1919, relating TO the
general subject-matter OF said
patents and including processes
and methods on motion OF the
plaintiff It is this 18th day Of
May, 1855 ordered that the de.
PENDANT, W. Reuen Fisher, cause
his appearance 10 be entered
herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive Of SUNDAY. s ,no
Ssy Of the fiTst publication ol
this order; otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with as in the
= Nase Of default. Provided q copy
Of this order be published once q
week for three consecutive weeks
IN the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening star, before
said day. Isl JAS. w MORRIS
Judge. y. s. District Court. (Seal. }
Attest: HARRY M. HULL, Clerk,
q, s, District Court. BY DEAN +
MILLER, Deputy Clerk.
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GUARD

Excellent opportunity for ex.
peTieneed man desiring position
W tn security in local organiza.
ion. Aee, 27-40; good salary; 40.
HI, 5-day wk. Good character
heal,h and ability 70 get alonl
With people. Give full particular
regarding exper., age, height ant
weight in your reply. Box 469-X
ga
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OPPORTUNITY

One Of the lArueat insurance
companies Of America "a intefested
IN addine several men 70 ita CON.
mefcial aalet' organization &leh
Der vi, adtance against CON.
missions you ouallfy after .
short traininn period, Excellent
Opportunity for advancement, Car
and travel W and Nd, necessary
Asg .asth, for personal interview
Nd, Monday and tuesday. 10 m
70 4 pm.
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YOUNG MAN
$1,000 PER YEAR

To represent our interest IN the
WaAh, area, cnilinH on aualined
bunlnraa and professional people.
Must own automobile and be ffee
DAYS e. week Hfa,, ESQ an TO
\ pm, Aae ELSA, tuhitfh Group
lnfufance, paid vacation, etc, \
hrs $40 per week 20 those Who
qualify While tIainlne apld ad-
laneement % TOP pAy aftsr train
fKNfz. ~ S.sfsd' ~
rART-TIMk nOoKKEEPER. E ewes.
gio " i Relsssa.i. h IN, ps s.s iss
OPENINGS tsl white, Warrington
suburban AREA The men Ne want
must be honest, dependable, and
ambitious, sos Va. 70 start, pf,
WHITE, mlddls-ased man, a. paTt-
time companion and helper to
elderly gentlemAni must BE- fa-
miliar With roads IN Metropolltan
$780, Arsa, 70 can ,, take smsieSfI ier
aif-condifioned car. Reply. Ely-
Ia. mast experience and other de-
tails, 10 Box -f..L, star
AMBITIOUS MAN tWhitet. nv,
WaKhington or Bethesda area. We
start you a. 500 WI, with chance
for Advancement For details
phone VIII. 6-3t7i Mon, eve after
Tpm.
NATIONAL corr. requires men.
Negfo, Tor work IN inyeftiFation
1eldi no exTafience needed WAGES
AVERAGE SIS 10 SIS weekly Re-
auirrments lligh school graduate,
d G. drivers license, must know
D. G. area, have clean record
which will be sereened, must he
physieally ~ Reply. own hane .
ucatiOn, work experience and en-
close photo Of sell Box 24f-L,
Star
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HELP MEN
an MAsIER. sEpsrIsneed In

CAR WASHER. experienced In ssry-
lee station Wurk Commons INC,
a1Hi Naylof "a, -.
cAnPGNTER Tor eustom-buili
homer. ONLY lat class nced anply
Ju $4,000 alter . pm,
CARPENTERS, remodeline anc
new WORK, ~, N.t1dOl
cARfENrTms. ist class frame men
with cars, ready 70 wofk Tues
morning. Call bet I and Mon
RE' 0-Ileh,
CERAMtC TILE sGrfER 70 % eus.
tom renovation work b. the day
or hourly rate. must be meilcu'
lous. IN. t.ihDO
CuFT coon, dependable younl
man, must have referenceai ao0d
working conditions and Hood pay
Apply nl5 penna, ave, nv,
CIVIL KNuINrER OffIcE MANA
CTR, DEG, several yfa. local e1pef
REQ 10 ~, 100, POTOMAC rMPi
lni y, broad a., ", s.1efe,
CLKRk. Tor gsneral once dpties
no typlng cleo. addinu machine
g A LFPPERT, ntl BYE ~ NV
COLLECTIONS. skin trneing, eHper
only. Phone work. too salary
company hrnehts See MANAGER
UNION cLoTiiiERs. h5 IN
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CONSTRUCTION

Project superintendent or
foreman, experienced IN gar
den apartments and home
production work. We oficr a
career opportunity with a
progressive expandlng build
ing organization. A back
rround strong In proven
initiative and leadership is
al important as length Of
; experience. Applications viii
be taken at 1900 Old
GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda,
beiWren o and 3.
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statesmen

Lacking for q sales pod-
ton With = future, guafan-
paid transportation, two
weeks paid vacation an
nunlly, pluA hohpltMl lAall0n
and rellfement benehtsf II
you have q sincere ambition
for advancement, apply
SINGER aEWINu MACHINE
Co, SEVEN Corners, rails
Church, Va.
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GEORGE A. HosPIDoR and
-RICHABD 2; S GIBBS Attorneys ~

1911 " ohGCts NsNs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court. - No
p54O6, Administration This Is
to Give Notice: That the sub
scriber, OF the District Of Column
bis. has obtained from the Pro-
bate Court Of the District OF
Columbia, Letters OF Admlnistra-
ton on the estate of RICHARD
p. HIGGINS, also known as
RICHARD p. MONACO. late OF
the District OF Columbia. deceased
All persons havins claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally anthem
ticated. TO the subscriber, on or
before the 5th day OF November,
AID. 1858; otherwise they may
by Jaw be excluded from all bene-
Mt OF said estate, Given under my
hand this 5th day OF May, 1888;
CATHERINE E. KIMBLE, 1880
6 street, NV. (SealD Attest
THEODORE COGSwEIL. Register
of Wills for the District OF Column
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
myl2,l9,26
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN. white. q. {, dFivsFa
license, part time. appIux. . IN,
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