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Evening star., 1926-12-09
FOUR OF ONE FAMILY
KILLED BY KEG BLAST
Mother Walks Seven Miles Over
Ice-Covered Roads for Doc :,
tor and May Die.
By the Associated Press.

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INDIANA. Pa, December 9.-Four
members of one family were dead
today from injuries suffered in the
explosion Of keg of powder in the
home of Isaac Beck, coal miner of
Shelocta, an isolated mining village
near the Indiana County border. The
accident occurred Monday night, but
because Of interrupted telephone SER
vice due to a sleet storm it did not
become known until last night, when
three of the victims were brought
to a hospital here. where they died.
The dead: Clair Beck, 1S Marie
Beck, Is; Zelda Beck, IL, and Twila
Nelson, 8, niece of the other victims.
The explosion occurred when Clair
Beck, miner, attempted to open a
keg of powder while wearing a
miners cap containing a lighted car
bide lamp.
Mrs. Beck walked seven miles over
ice-covered roads for a doctor. At
tending physicians reported her con-
dition as critical. They feared she
would not survive the shock Of the
TRAGEDY
Evening star., 1926-12-09
BILL TO PURCHASE
TRIANGLE OFFERED
Smoot to Speak Tomorrow to
Explain Measure to Au-
thorize Project.

The bill authorizing the purchase
of all the private land in the triangle
between Pennsylvania avenue and B
street for the development of public
buildings was offered in the Senate
today by Chairman Smoot of the
Public Buildings Commission.
An identical bill was introduced
also in the House today by Represen-
tative Underhill of Massachusetts,
who originally proposed the measure
four years ago. The bill will be con-
sidered in committee next Wednes-
day.
Will Speak Tomorrow.
Senator Smoot announced that he
would address the Senate tomorrow
in explanation of the bill, and give
his colleagues an outline of the COM
prehensive plan that is being worked
out for the Governments construction
program in the National Capital.
Senator King, Democrat, of Utah.
asked Senator Smoot if the Public
Buildings Commission, would inquire
into the wisdom and propriety of
spending S1,000,000 for Police Court
building for the District of Columbia
He said he had noticed yesterday that
it had been decided to erect a Police
Court building at the east end Of
Judiciary Square.
Denies Having jurisdiction.
Senator Smoot told Senator King
that the Public Buildings Commission
had no jurisdiction over additional
I,ty tpfI fnt
ment and suggested that he take up
with the Senate District committee
any question in his mind concerning
the Police Court building.
Senator Smoots bill would estab-
lish the legislative authority to take
over the entire triangle south Of the
Avenue, the necessary funds to be
appropriated at a later date.
Belief that this legislation will even
tually pass, but not at this session,
was expressed today by Representa-
tive Smell of New York. chairman of
the House rules committee.
Mr.. Smell, who is one Of the small
| group of Republican leaders who
manage the legislative program in the
House, doubts If there will be any
action taken regarding this legislation
at the present session, because of a
lack of time. He does expect the
subject to come to the front next
year, and he is inclined to believe 1t
will be passed without great difficulty,
he said today at the White House.
Sees Necessity of Land.
While he personally has not given
the proposal to purchase this tri-
angle property any serious thought,
he Is convinced the land must be ac-
quired as soon as possible. He said
that Congress realizes this, and also
that the longer the purchase is post
poned the greater will be the cost. He
admitted arguments advanced by
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Crossing Hazards Reduced,

NEW YORK, December @.-
Flashing lights and changing bells
have been added by the Long Island
Railroad to it's protective crossing
equipment. Recently an unheraIded
official tour of the danger points re.
suited in an official report that 10
watchmen We're asleep at their posts.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
BLAST WRECKS HOUSES.
Explosion in Mexican Town Laid
to Criminal Origin.

MEXICO CITY, December 9 R.-
An explosion, with an unknown num-
be-, of casualties, occurred in the COM
mercial district of Monterey, capital
of Nuevo Leon State, last night. Dis
patches say it is believed to have been
of criminal origin. Two houses were
DESTROYED and five seriously damaged.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
Bergdoll Denies U. S. Trip.

WEINSBERG, Wurttemberg, De-
cember 9 R.-Grover Bergdoll, the
American draft evader, has arrived at
this Swabian village, 25 miles north
of Stuttgart, with the apparent inten-
ton of taking up permanent residence.
Bergdoll declared he had no intention
Of returning to the United States.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
ALBANIA RAT|F|ES
PACT WITH ITALY
Rome Continues to Deny Any
0vertures to- JugosIavia
for Another Treaty.
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
TIRANA, Albania, December o.
The treaty of friendship and security
between Albania and Italy, subject of
censure in Jugoslavia, has been rati.
fled by the Albanian Chamber.
Alliance Plans Denied.
ROME, December 9 R.-Semi-offi-
cial denial was given today to the re.
port through Vienna yesterday that
Premier Mussolini had suggested to
the Jugoslavian minister in Rome that
Jugoslavia negotiate a treaty with AL
bania similar to that negotiated by
Italy. The premier has not even seen
the Jugoslav minister, it was stated.
The Vienna report, quoting Belgrade
adyices, said the suggestion attributed
to Mussolini envisaged a triple al
lance" Of Italy, Jugoslavia and AL
bania.
Official quarters continue to answer
criticisms Of the treaty from abroad by
pact, signed on November 27, is per-
fectly similar to the treaties Of friend
ship, collaboration and safety which
Italy has negotiated with other ma
tions.
1t is a treaty concluded in a condi-
tion of absolute equality between the
two contracting powers, officials say,
this excluding the possibility Of tute-
lage one over the other
Through it Italy does not mean to
interfere in Balkan policy, but wishes,
as in her treaty with Jugoslav1a, to
render peace in the Adriatic sure and
stable. The suspicion is voiced that
JugoSlavia took the treaty as a pre-
text to justify a change in policy
toward Italy.
Greece Is Waiting.
ATHENS, December 9 R).-Greece
has adopted a policy of watchful wait
ing in the political situation caused
by the recently signed Italian-Albanian
treaty.
Foreign Minister Michalakopulos
today stated that his government
views the treaty calmly and is wait
ing to see what Interpretation will be
given it by the contracting parties and
the great powers who guaranteed the
independence of Albania in 1921. He
said that Greece would then regulate
her attitude in accordance with such
Interpretation.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
i. s. CASH ROOM
DECLARED UNSAFE
Money in No Danger, How
ever-$3O, 900 Is Sought
for RemodeIing.

Because it's antiquated equipment,
dating back to the time of President
Grant, is not only so out of date, but
SO inadequate as to make things
dangerously unsafe" the cash room of
which in reality is the headquarters
bank" for the richest nation in the
world, would be entirely remodeled
with the latest banking facilities un-
der an appropriation reported favor
ably to Congress by the House ap-
preparations committee.
The historic old place exists today
substantially as it was built, with a
few exceptions, testimony presented to
the appropriations committee now
made public discloseS for the first
time telling how great are the hazards
in handling sums there of about
$1,28O,000 daily. Before the present
used by the administration for the
inaugural ball of President Grant.
Appropriation Never Used.
An appropriation was made several
years ago for $4,000 to make changes
in the Darkroom, but it was explained
by James A. Wetmore, acting super
vising architect, to the committee 'it
was never used because it was made
Quate."
After hearing the story of how the
Nations home bank lacks equipment
which even our smaller banks regard
as essential" the appropriations
committee reported favorably an item
of $4,000, which, if appropriated
would make available a total of $50,
900 for the work.
Principal changes will be made in
the screen" which will be changed
from the present one to an up-to-date
bronze, iron and glass affair, of the
most approved model.
New Counters Needed.
The ancient white marble counters,
which for years have reflected a
glare of light into the eyes of tellers,
and over which literally billions of
dollars in actual cash have passed,
would be replaced by modern count
ers Of composition, of a reStful color.
The screen itself would be moved,
and some shift made in the steel
tellers' cages behind the screen, so
as to give more space for the cages
of the tellers, and for the money
carts. new NloIlcy Cal 10 VI liio iiloSI
up.to-date style and heaviest steel
construction would be installed.
Although the cashroom itself was
declared unsafe, guard system on
the treasury Department Building in
which the cashroom is located, was
described to the committee by Chief
Clerk Frank A. Birgfeld, as so eff
cient, that should burglar or bandit
attempt to hold up g. cashier, an elec-
trio system and numerous guards
would close all outside entrances and
lock him inside.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
GOULD MEETS PRESIDENT.
Declines to Discuss Investigation
Of Bribery Charges.

By the Associated Press.
Senator Gould, Republican of Maine.
was presented to President Coolidge
today by his colleague, Senator Hale.
The new Senator declined after the
call to discuss the pending Senate in.
vestigation of stories that he had paid
money to Canadian officials in connec.
ton with a railroad contract.
Evening star., 1926-12-09

said they did not know its destination.
They said that Detective Carson
vouched for it's safe return. The
detective declined to discuss Ormis-
tons departure.
Ormiston was apprehended between
8 and 10 o'clock last night. He was
found in rooming house on South
Front street, location overlooking
the Susquehanna River. He had been
living there under the name of "F.
Lininger" and was surprised when the
officers dropped In on him. He told
them he had been in Harrisburg
about two months, coming to this city
CONTINUED on Fage 5, Column 2.)
Evening star., 1926-12-09
BATTLE IN SENATE
ON WARE AND SMITH
LAUNCHED BY DILL
Calls on Members to Refuse
to Accept Credentials.
Due to SIush Charges.
REEDS INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE UNDECIDED
Action to Be Taken in Massachu-
. setts Situation Also Is
Undetermined.
BY G.. GOULD LINCOLN.

War on the seating OF Senators
elect William s. Ware of Pennsylvanla
and Frank L. Smith of Illinois opened
in the Senate today.
Resolutions were offered by Senator
Dill of Washington, Democrat ol'
recting officials of the Senate to oe-
cline to receive the credentials ol
either Ware or Smith, on the ground
that, by excessive expenditures -oI
money in their primary campaigns
they had disqualified themselves.
Senator Dill asked that the fesoiu,
tions lie on the table, SO that he coulo
get them up for early consideration
and action.
The resolutions are not premature
Senator Ashurst of Arizona. Demo
crat. insisted. He pointed out that
under the present law and rules OF
the Senate Senators-elect whose ere
dentials have been refused, but VINO
have not had an opportunity to take
the oath of office in open session, are
placed on the rolls of the Senate ana
their nav is begun.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
U. s. Objection Overruled.

Government counsel vigorously OBJ
jected when Mr.. Kellogg asked il
100000 barrels of oil was or was
not excessive for the Navy's need at
Pearl Harbor. as provided in the con.
tract. Mr.. Hogan interrupted to de-
clare that it had been charged that
the making of the leases was to de-
prive the Navy of its oil The court.
Continued on PAGE 1. Column q
Evening star., 1926-12-09
WEATHER.

tU. s. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Rain tonight and tomorrow; rising
temperature tomorrow; minimum tenn
perature tonight about 33 degrees.
Temperature-Highe so, at 6:15
am. yesterday: lowest, "a, at noon to.
day. Full report on page 9.
Evening star., 1926-12-09

CONTINUED on Page 2, Column a.
Evening star., 1926-12-03
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

1E order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld. as far as
possible. by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers IN
care Of TIE Star will be delivered
TO ADVERTISERS on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1926-12-03
IEWEI.Rl SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED
ADV ERTISlNG MAN

wanted for real estate office.
to have complete charge OF
classified and display advcrtis-
ing. as Well a, general publicity.
Splendid opportunity lor right
man. Write fully ior interview.
Address Box 35O-S, Star office.
Evening star., 1926-12-03
PERSONAL.

large rooms. Kitchen. foyer. bath. 2 bal
comics: available so monthly to party buy
cooes ete one bs
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FRENCH coNvERsAT7oNAILI ILEsSoNSs;-I S.;
% teach oS more TO sees 81 sas say
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infirm. 1854 Columbia rd. Special facilities
for a Essns scrTics rates
nIieation. ane t,Sss 'T'es sTPT. Col sos. "e VI
wANTED-YorNG FRENCH WOMAN TO
tearh Prenh conveFsaen rome n IN
erenees required. Address Box 6-s, Star
office -
have children to board: would not object to
tatn Aad. a pax H stsr fay aasy with infant
TRANSPORTATION AROUND CITY OF
fered 10 party or parties; business or pleas
ure:- Essex coach; very reasonable. Line.
OWNER WILL SELL. HOME NEAR DU-
pont Circle. Income from rooms. S125 a
nlenth. Dining room suitable for tea rosnl.
yo1-SG ,1uis,s M M.% ~, WHITE HIT '' ExprRIENcrn
driver. offers services to drive your car to
yhicago or nearby point; reasonable Ad-
removal OF facial hair. and moles. 81; scien-
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furnace and pipes with asbestos covering
Mr. CoNkI.IN. Have had years q eXperi
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we guarantee results HAZEL DILLON.
alst and p sts. NV. Pot. 5l79.
| JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED, IN.
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asa son, dr"Ia sor;s sal colds
PRIVATE ;, +, HONE ,;s, SCHOOL, sSc, rNusuAL oP-
i947 Blltmore st. NV. Adams e751:
WILL CARE FOR cHILpREN. AGED 5 70
u fE%m CM t1 To,Ioa pm Columbia 7744 ,.ol
, SUPERFLCoCS HAIR PERMANENTLY RE
moved. Mrs. WILSON. 1850 Euclid st; NV.
! ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. SEUR1r1s.
i5"silen Gi b. Sa. sR Bank NJ GRACE FaSh Hhsa
WHOEVER WILL. EXCHANGE UNFUR-
Old rso arara ar Gas Of Adams s9si
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Polite service guaranteed. Phone Potomac
! MAssEUsE. GRADUATE IN PARIS.
! treatment for nerves and rheumatism Hours,
| IL to 2. 1903 Conn. ave-. Apt. d. Pot. 81 So.
JACK wILvER: OK. MEET NE AT
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wANTED-sArEsMEN tCont'd).

SALESMAN---Man between 25 and 40 yeare
OF age. who has had experience selling real
estate. insurance or other sDecialttes: must
have good character and engaging per
sonality and show successful past saies
record: salary 70 start $40 weekly ana
commission on sales. also bonus on sales
Volume. Address Box 434-R. Star Once.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. real estate house
salesman to sell houses taken over ny tore
closure bargain for your clients. Fulton h
Gordon. Continental Trust Bldg N. b23l.
PIANO SALEsMAN-Old established firm
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nanent position opportunity to- work on
floor. Address Box 26t,-S. Star ONCE.
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TAILOR SHOP-BIG BLDG.
CHANGE to get an established. shop in 800.
apt. bldg. without cost: very low rent: act
dilicklY Call Col 1744 Mrs Braut

STORES FOR RENT.
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houses are being erected. Stores rented
now. Can be arranged to meet your needs.
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stores pass
Located at 4th and T sts. ne.
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Phone NJ. oOS. 1911 II St. NV.
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WANTED-MISCELLANEO
ANTIQUES, old gold, silver. diamonds.
jewelry. "A. F. Arnold. 1928 st. NV.
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS. stamp coilec-
tions. old coins medals bought. Charles
Kohen 606 18th st. NV. Main 5619. Sc
BOOKS BOU0HT-Large or. small lots.
Big Book Shop, s33 6 NV. Est. 1907.
Evening star., 1926-12-03
SITUATIONS-MALE.

SITUATIONS-MA
AUTO MECHANIC. colored. I6 years of
theoretical and practical experience: unoues-
toned ability; will bring some trade good
references. Address Box 1865. star ONCE.
R4KFR first or second hand. 10 years ex-
nerieoce: will go any place. reference. Ad-
dress Box 307-S. Star office. -
CARPENTER. first class. colored, wants job;
sIl-around man: references w. &. cam.
1898 New Hampshire ave. NV.
CHAIJFFEER, young colored married man,
s years experience: expert mechanic. 1870
6 NV North S341.
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with party that could invest about $4,000
in real estate development; should show
large returns. and welcome Investigation.
Interview can he arranged and full details
given by addressing Box 325-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1926-12-03

INSTRUCTION COURSES

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Katie DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS DI
four system OF shampooing. marcel wavins
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'ne tiressmakng and millinery, Livingstone
Rhode Island and ave. Se se North e4s4. ita year
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS ny RIB, ExPE
rrenced rhit ;nstrrct;rs: satisfacti9n insused;
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'nsa nsatss s Haas'e iss 'Sasy Msn haEa $50 ec0
THE HONOUR SCHOOL. SI7 l4th st. NV
Washington's only exclusive beauty culture
school. Day and evening classes. Frank. 5131
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portunity for practical training EVENINGS:
will interview only those desirous of making
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THE COMMERCIAL ARTS.
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1917 r. 1. Ave. North 9434. -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LYNCH ROOM, located downtown do ddoins 9
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CIGARS. GIG CoNFEcTIoNERy, located located 1a01 a0a
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thoroughfare; well established: 500 week, ,
~: sacrifice: other business. Address BOX
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MEAT AND GROCERY. doing over 5000
year year lease. North i447
GARAGE FOR s:ALE---lnauire 1917 NV.
Lady owner leaving city. 8.
WANT TO RENT rooming house, Mr.. A; II
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1885 7th ST NV
Upper floor: good location for -colored
restaurant Best block on 7th st.
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average. $500 weekly: 1000;
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oWN A TRACT OF ACREAGE WITHIN
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develop~in exchange for interest.
address BOX zoos.
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KAFETERIA XMAS PRESENT
for two wide-awake business women or a
couple: here is a fine opportunity: a most
attractive little place. with q nice apt; apt;
will sacrifice for So. 300. The entire bldg.
is under a 3-year lease for only 500, per
mo. Call Adams 66l bet. 8 and 10 am. or
: and z pm.
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PERSONAL (C,ont. !

VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
given at pupils residence: reasonable.
Franklin 4067-M. 3s
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WANrED-An experienced crew manager:
wi'hH" to demonstrate his selling ability:
81 arv commission and bonus. Mr.. Hawkes.
13lf T st. NV. Room 900. 10 TO II only
YOT Nc MAN. bright about II 70 90 vears
old; To assist window trimmer: one who has
had oNpfrcnce preferred. Raleigh Haber-
t7SNt" 1910 r ST
Evening star., 1926-12-03

HUPP CLUB SEDAN. 1925: painted tan
Duco; 4 new Goodyear tires: cowl lights;
cleaner: upholstery in tan diamond cloth 10
match paint. A rare value for $3.50: yours
in trade. Small cash payment. long time on
balance Sterrett & Fleming. Inc. 2165
ChamnJafn ct NV
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FORD COUPE. 1926: driven 1000 miles;
equipped with bumpers. spare tire. loci>
wheel, etc. This practically new car must
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Evening star., 1926-12-03

ART AND GIFT NOVELTIES. stationery,
Christmas cards. seals and tags. books; SUD
scriptions to all magazines: Christmas deco
rations Collifower Art ana Gift Co., zoos
14th St NV
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HEI.P--DONESTJC.


Co1ORED GIRL for general homework
1862 Monroe st. NV. Phone Adams S44.
COOK and general houseworker: stay nights.
Cleve. 3703. -----
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Casualty hospital. Sth and Mass. ave. ne.
GENERAL HOI5SEWORK 10y reliable coiorei
woman. with references. Tor family of two:
stay nights Can Cleveland +016. -
GENERAL HOUsEWORkER, first-class
cook for two adults; settled woman pre-
1917 Buchanan 81. ma. %
GENERAL rsEwORKER,. coioned, -eli-
sblc stead: references desired. Apply L l1ia
10Th st. NV. Ant. -
GENERAL. HOTsEwORKER. CaM at 1906
Holly St NV. Phone Col. 909r-J.
Girl. for general housework: no laundry; go
home or stay nights: referen,e required,
Cleveland +943. -
GIRL for general houseworlS and cooking
city reference. 1882 Crittenden st NV.
GIRL Young neat and reliable; experience
in caring for year-old baby: afternoons
only. Franklin l641-J.
MAID colored. part time. to clean small
apartment and get dinners: don't amply unless
YOU can furnish hest reference as to honesty
work Address Box o5oS. Star otIice. Ga
WOMAN. settled white for. general house
work: stay nights: $40 week Apply after
nm. go. woodley pl. NV.
WOMAN Jewish. refined as housekeeper in
small family: stay nights 507 Kenyon st.
Adams J5TS-J.
YOUNG WOMAN--German or neat colore.i
girl: general housework 2033 Park I'd.
NV Col 5949
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ELECTRICAL GIFTs-GIvE HER"
toaster. percolator or table stove to save
steps at breakfast by cooking it right at the
table. THE POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPIl-
ANCE CO. 14th and SITS n.w.-Maln Ten
Thousand
Evening star., 1926-12-03

CHEVROLET COACH. latest model. only 3
weeks old: real barga ain: very small down
payment. balance Is mos. Mr.. Stakes,
Evening star., 1926-12-03

SECRETARIAL COURSE-Give your dauEh,
ter life time present---a Boyd secretar!ai
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Lowe, Boyd Secretarial School. 1888 . st
Evening star., 1926-12-03
HEy P-MAlE,

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. by large cor
poratton; about 22 years old; must be duick
and accurate: good opDorturity for advance
ment. Address Box o03-S. Star Office.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. thoroughly ex-
~,er.snced on all makes of cars: references
required. See Mr.. O'Conner. rear 1877 l7th
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