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New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
GOV. PINCHOT IS OUSTING ROCAP
Sends Letter DiSmiSSing Penn.
 Athletic Chairman

Philadelphia. June P)-Havine refused to resign as chairman or the Pennsylvania state athletic commia- sion. William H. Recap today re- ceived letter from Governor Pin chot summarily removing him from the office.
 The governor said his action had been taken because Of MT, Rocap's statement that he would not relin- duish his office until ne was legal ly" ordered to do so.
 "So that there may be no further misunderstanding as 10 your status V the governor wrote Mir. Recap, 'J hereby remove you as member Of the state athletic commission etfec- tive immediately"
 In his letter informing Recap that his "resignation" had been accepted Governor Pinchot said he had dc cided upon that course becans" Of inc commissioner journalistic con nection in another state.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Charges Paint to Woman
 To Collect $40 She Owed

Fred St. Lawrence. aged fl, of 90 Arch street, pleaded guilty in police court today to three counts Of ob- taining money under false pretonses and was sentenced to five days in jail on each count by Judge filling. On May 30, 31 andJune 1, he obtain ed paint at the Strickland 0; Cryne store on Arch street and had 1t charged to Mrs. Peters. with whom he boards. When the bill was sent 10 Mrs. Peters she refused 10 pay it, saying she had not authorized s.. Lawrence to get the paint, The cost O. the paint was s7.S0, and St. Law renee sold it 10 a woman on Orange street, representing that he was a painter and was selling it because a customer who ordered it did not need it.
 St. Lawrence, in his own behalf. said he loaned s80 to Mrs. Peters and she has paid him only $40. On May 30, he asked her for dollar and she did not give it to him, so he went to the paint store and had the paint charged to her He felt that was good way Of getting back some Of the money he had loaned her. Mrs. Peters, MT. Strickland and Detective Sergeant Ellinger testified for the state.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
CRANP AND SONS
 GIVEN CONTRACT
Will Build Nays POSt-Treaty
 Cruiser Salt Lake City

Washington, June 4 tP) - Cramp and Sons of Philadelphia, will build the navy's new 10000 ton post treaty cruiser Salt Lake City and will provide engines for her and her sister ship the Pensacola, which will be built at the New York navy yard.
 The award was announced today, on a bid of $10, ,90O,000 made by the Cramp concern for the Salt Lake City and engines for both ships. The bid was almost $1.O00,O00 lower than any other.
 The contracts for the Salt Lake City requires d speed of S2 F knots. The ship will be 5S5 feet inches overall, and have q width of 65 feet ? inches, and a draft of 19 feet 612 inches.
 Both are expected to carry as main batteries not less than 10 inch guns of S-inch calibre as fixed by the treaty. The limit of cost fixed by congress for the hull and engines of the ships was $11100,OO0 each.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
CLERGYNEN SWAP
 BLOWS IN STREET
Red Bluff, Calif, Excited as Ministers Engage in BraWl

Red Bluff, Calif., June 4. fP) - Following d quarrel in the First Baptist church here, the Rev. j.. Brooks Frost, resident pastor, and the Rev G. Higginbottom, visiting evangelist, exchanged a score Of blows on the church steps yestor- day. Both were bleeding when separated.
 Trouble arose in the congrega- ton when faction opposing MT. Frost on the ground that his advo- cacy Of "praying for the sick and other practices were contrary to Baptist tonets, seized the church.
 MT. Frost called upon the sheriff to eject the invaders but he de- cltned to act without a court order. MT. Frost mobiIized his own SUD- portcrs and marched to the church. How Mr. Higginbottom entered the fracas is not clear. He said after wards he was ton-combatant and had merely been visiting.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

makes a practice of taking her wages to support the family. He took some of her money once. The trouble at home is that Mrs. Kulick has bank account and a second mortgage in her own name and Ku- lick has no money in his name. He denied paying attention to another woman, saying he visits the hus- band Of the woman living in the downstairs tenement. Mir. and Mrs. Kulick have three children, aged 14, g and 4 years. and six other children are dead.
 Mrs. Kulick said she needs s15 per week for the support of herself and the children. Judge filling con- tinued the case until June 30 on probation.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
HUSBAND ACTS CRAZY WHEN HE SEES THE OTHER WOMAN
Man Arrested for Son-Support Peeks Into Affinity's Bedroom
 Windows, Wife Claims.

Mrs. William Kulick Of 345 High street, on whose complaint her hus- band was arraigned on the charges Of non-support. in police court to- day testified that she was told by him 10 go to work as he did not in tend to support her. and since the first Of the year she has ben work ing at the Stanley Works, Her hus- band has become enamored of a woman living in the same house and frequently has been seen peeking in the windows of the bedroom oCCu- pied by the woman, she said. "He acts crazy when he sees her." Mrs. Kulick testified.
 Kulick said he did not order his wife to go 10 work, but he gave his consent when she declared she was going to do so. He denied that he
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
B|G ICEBERGS IN
 STEAMSHIP LANES
White Star Liner Arabic Reports
 Gigantic Blocks Of Ice

New York. June 4-The White Star liner Arabic arrived today with a report Of having passed mammoth icebergs similar to that which caused the Titantic disaster. Several other ships arriving the last two weeks have reported icebergs in the transatlantic sea lanes.
 Chief Officer Moffatt Of the Ara bic said that when off Cape Race 12 hours from Halifax, Sunday eve ming, two giant peaks of ice were sighted. On approaching closer it was Seen that the two peaks be- longed to the same berg. the middle part of which was submerged. The Arabic docked 4 hours late because of a 30-hour fog which slowed speed as low as five knots.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Daughter to Wed on
 Parents Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hult- gren and Mir. and Mrs. John A. Erickson have returned from a trip to New York, Philadelphia and Washington. While in Washington they attended the dedication Of the monument to John Ericsson, inven- tor Of the Monitor
 Monday evening MT. and Mrs. Hultgren will observe their silver wedding anniversary and on Tues day evening Mr. and Mrs. Brick son will observe a similar anniver- Sary.
 Miss Mabel Hultgren, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hultgren, will be married to Edwin Danielson Mon- day evening.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Murder Charge Is Filed
 Against Insurance Man

Murphysboro. Jll, June 1 Rl- The death of Mrs. Harry Chamber lain, and q little daughter in q fire which destroyed the family home three weeks ago. has resulted in a murder indictment against Cham berlain, a life insurance salesman. He carried a $2T000 Efe insurance policy on his wife and smaller poli- Cics on the children.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Thirty-Nine Auto Racers
 Are Qualifying Toda,

Langhorne, Pa.. June 1 (P-Thir- ty-nine of the leading dirt track drivers of the automobile racing world We're here for their speed tests today to qualify for the races at the new Philadelphia speedway tomor- TOW, Out of this number 24 of the fastest cars and the drivers with the greatest skill will be chosen for the program that will officially open the huge one mile clay bowl.
 Speedway officials say the trial would be the stiffest qualification ever imposed upon dirt track racers and that only those capable of breaking the worlds record of S7 miles an hour would have much of chance.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Nine Eastern Roads Given
 Right to Continue Rates

WashingtOn, June lPl-Nine eastern railroads were authorized by the interstate commerce commission today to continue to charge rates for transporting anthracite coal from Pennsylvania 10 certain New Eng land points without observing the long and short haul provision Of the transportation act, The applications were not concerned with petitions for continuance Of the emergency rates effective during the anthracite suspension.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

active in prohibition party councils. In 1896 he was a candidate for lieu tenant governor and in 1898 and in 1900 headed his ticket for the gov ernOrship.
 MT. Steele is the oldest YalV graduate in this city according to available information.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Theater Owners Clash
 With Film Distributors

los Angeles, June 1 tP}-Conflict between motion picture thcater own CTS and film distributors, represented by Will H. Hays, loomed today BIS the result of action taken here yes trrday at the annual convention of motion picture thcater owners of America.
 Declaring that the spirit of the uniform contract with distributors bad been nulhfied through the ad- dition of clauses during a confer enc" with Hays last spring, the eX- bih;turs appointed a new committee 10 draw up another contract,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

c. Adrian Carlson is senior councilman from the third ward, having served in that of flee since 1922. lie made his third successful run last month.
 Carlson's work as member of the committee on salaries has been outstanding. Although he has not held the chairmanship of the committee, Of which he has been Q member for several years, he has been one of the most prominent and has played m important role in molding the city's salary policies. He rarely misses a meeting Of the council.
 This year he will serve on the claims and railroad committees.
 Councilman Carlson is presi- dent and treasurer of the New Britain Tool Company.
 tThe foregoing Is one Of I series C humbuail biographies Of city official which inc Uaf-. .1 Is r,ubTIsrIrs- daif,. I
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Miss Erwin's BetrOthal to
 MT. Thompson Announced

Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Erwin of For est street announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Gertrude Erwin, to Sanford Thompson of Chicago. H., son of MT. and Mrs. J. E. Thompson of Forest street. Miss Erwin is a graduate of the New Britain High school and of Beech wood academy, Jenkinstown, Pa. She is now head dietician at Grace hospital in New Haven. MT. Thomp- son was graduated from Peekskill Military academy and Princeton university and is with the General Electric Co. in Chicago. H.
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New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
MAN STEP IN FRONT OF CAR

A man said to have been under the influence of liquor was struck by an automobile driven by Harry T. Fancher of 30 Union street about 10 o'clock last evening at the junction of Hartford avenue, East Main and Spring streets. MT. Fancher told Officer John NJ. Liebler that the man stepped in front of his car as he was turning into Spring street from East IIain street After being struck, the man said he was not hurt and continued on his way.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

When you give "the shirt of gour hack" 10 someone buy Wilson Bro. here, New York Sample shop. Inc. &57 Main street. --advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

tTEe foregoing Is one of q series Of thumbnail hoEr7 piies Of city officials which the Herald Is publishing daily)
Evening star., 1926-05-12

CLOTHING-400 hOt-westher suits new and
slightly used, - 20 Sl5: tropical worsteds
mohaIrs. gabardines etc; big values and a.
lectIon. Justh-s Old stand 6l0 D 81 nv
Evening star., 1926-05-12

BOOKKEEPER. single entry,
experienced, unmarried; state
age and salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 2o7-S, Star office.
Evening star., 1926-05-12
HELP-FEMALE,

LAUNDRY HELP for all de-
partments; experienced. Palace
Laundry, 72o 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-05-12

PAEo K63S 6ASRGAISsSnMay Is Se Rrs
bury. slightly used, S375; second hand pianos
from, $50 up, terms as low as $40 per
month; used grands at reduced prices:
pianos for rent. Hugo Worch. ITO G s;.
Evening star., 1926-05-12

BUICK .SALvAGED PARTS, 'I8 TO 90 mod
eIs: 5O,o TO 75ec saving. Unity Garage. rear
10 irt Phone Idnc 354O lTs
Evening star., 1926-05-12

FtKNITTRE and rugs-ClOsing out entire
stock for cash only. New and used desks
secretailes. gateleS; console. tit-top and
davenport tables. living room suites dav
beds. breakfast suites finished or unfinished
odd dressers. vanities. chffoniers wicker
SPRINGS kitchen cabinets: u price. Cogs-
we'll Bargain House 2423 18th ST. nv
Ad 164A Open 10 o m 10s
Evening star., 1926-05-12
HEIp-MALE.

MOUNTAINEERING be experienced IN cost
keeping, energetic and reliable. Address
Box Boss Star office
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(C0ntiUnad1

pA,PIERHANGING PAPER painting rooms ssraDed
x9s TslaS CO. $ fFs! SO d5s R:e0
PAPERHANGIEG AND PAINTING-aGet
Lewis. Frank. 5747. 1922 1st st. NV. 1s.
serEics rea
III, aincoin 4o25. Will call with samples ="
I,AI p,APERhAN9dNG RIA and painting. For first.
6432. Future home. TIA 11th st. NV. 10
P,APERHANGING-work OF. the better kind
sxe kSoms PapfGed ye1,6 81 s9d up j. ESda - tla
Observation-Disclosures: reasonable
5eian5iff in fn0i %ork HardinSs De Dec9Tatiye ih"ns a
col 6a76 aDe Dea With fo' reh5@ 9hop fhqns
PAPERHANGING broom. 2-story hall, $50:
SaS;s@ 80; z grade including poiychrome. Adams
pAPERHANGI ING-Rooms papered, s6 and
hpEp; hpEp; A. r. George. 1884 11th st. NV.
ms week; average size room scraped. sized
polnnted papered with polychrOme paper
Goth nanns and dan ae at oW
prices We use Dutch Boy lead and pure
lInseed Oil only. We mix our paints on
@ premises see the ingredients. Paperhanging
guaranteed 3 years first-class work only
no extra charges. Terms if YOU desire. as
Philadelphia Decorating co. Inc. SIl-sl7
9th 81. NV. Main 2236. Open evenings. ~
riANos Plan TWGNED. W REPAIRED; ,f "a yrs exp; no
N. N. Walker. 707 Allison st. Col. 4796.
PIANOS TUNED repaired and rebuilt; high
grade york. McHugh & Lawson. 1922 q
cs.nst cstimcte. Irees Teasona6ls. skilled me
schaetfer Co. GA ii st ne Line 1857,
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING--Wll repair
your oId refrlgerator; good as new. at your
RUG CLEANING and storing. oriental and
domestic. Sanitary Garnet Cleaning Co. 419
y: J. ave. NV. Line. 763s-14s1.
RIGS WOVEN FROM worn carpets last asa6 a
a09 10th st: s.w Rugs for sale. ie4.
SLIP COVERS. neat work reasonable, prices.
Dustproof cTetonne supplied also upholstoe5P- so5
Capital Cpholstering Co 627 F st. NV. -.
SLIP COVERS. draperics upholstering: work
manship ma guaranteed: lowest prices Pho11e
Main 1861
TIiENSTSGi, TIM SC, sqttering: spouiinE: T9ofss re-
i Tai1 aih x PaanE GsS
ccaUMbs cdTmb,, 9ss, and Leather g92ds TsPSSFed
Adams 1926. open evenings Till 10 pm.
mPjH0LsTERIHG o and clip also
WELDIEG-Casting steel and aluminium
welded properly work guaranteed NJ NJ.
Coleman. 207 18th 81. NV. NJ 459S.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES = Good
quality opaque shades fitted to your win
81 l5: hung free. We will call with samples
kleeblatt. nth and H sts. ne. Line. $40.
WINDOW, sHADEs-Cal Us for, factory
prices and estimates The Shade shop. $50
18th st. NV. Main 1874 $3.50.
WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENS-Free
estimates. j. NJ. Butler : NJ. 2031 Mich
OILS ave. Sc Lincoln 10133.
Evening star., 1926-05-12

CANOE-17-ft "Oldtown': fun equip $50
Apply racl; 1876. Great Falls Canoe Housc.
34th and K SITS NV. 12'
cake set six 2s
inches and one serving plate: Sl5. value S33
Adams 6G1l
Evening star., 1926-05-12
SITUATIONS-FEMALE (Cont'd).

STENOGRAPHER--Co desires tenn
nOrary position for the Summer Address
Box BITS. Star Office. l3e
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST - Experienced.
Call Franklin 6431.
STENOGRAPHER. capable. desires perma.
nent position. Line. 4100.
WANTS work. by day or week. Phone Pot
92l, 1921 18th st. NV. Ia
WOMAN. experienced, free after May Is:
wishes management of high-class apartment
house: excellent references. Address Box
3a2-S Star office.
YOUNG LADY would like work in up-to-
date tea room or select shop. Address Box
3lS-S. Star Office.
YOUNG lady. stenographer wants work I'M
medlately. Some experience. Phone
YOUNG WOMAN. with college education. de-
sires position for the summer tutor,
teacher Office clerk Address Box 326-S,
star Office. 12s
YOUNG LADY. now employed. desires DO
sition of responsibility with a chance for
advancement ;s by june dst' NO selling;y Hive
to learn any method of ONCE work. Ad-
dress Box BOSS. star Office. 12s
FIRsT-CLAsS hotel clerk or hotel detee,
tive. manage apt. house past season in
Miami North 6IST
Evening star., 1926-05-12

BRICK AND LUMBER. 2nd hand. at 2nd
SchOolhouse. I4s
Evening star., 1926-05-12

DESK. extra large rnll-tOp. 40x66 oak good
condition: worth $50 sacrifice less SO cash
Phone (only between 6:3O-7 PM. FIR
Evening star., 1926-05-12

FURNITURE AND RIG SALE-Everything
must 20 regardless of cost. Davenport
suites gateleg tables. Windsor chars porch
rockers and benches. unfinished tables dress
ers chltIoniers. lamps. torchieres victrola ice
boxes, large handsome showcase. Wilton and
Administer rugs. 81 up. Come in and tr
CONVINCED of the one-third value. The Orig
NAL 2416 18th II. NV. Col. 7147. Open
to 10 pm. l4s
Evening star., 1926-05-12

PIANO-Baby grand piano. plain colonial
style. mahogany case: sweet. mellow tone:
used less than 6 months. will transfer equity
70 party who will assume balance of con
iract at S1i per month. See Mr.. Poole. 90
Evening star., 1926-05-12

FURNITURE II bedroom suite l sitting
room suite and kitchen suite: leaving city:
possession immediately II desired sacrifice
sale 0@ul Illinois ave. NV, End floor. 13s
Evening star., 1926-05-12

Gas RANGES-i00 new 3-burner. SI335
delivered: worth SIS, also large and rebuilt
ranges al reduced prices as long as thev
last; all-white canopies, So. W. T. Peters
i26 G. ST NV 13s
Evening star., 1926-05-12

SHOWCASE. refrlGvraItnE. counter: six 10
eight feet lons. Se3ton Inn. Col. 5042. 12'
STEAM TAHLE-t,ood condition: complete:
SS5, battery largo Scfyec urns So5 1"9
North Capitol st
Evening star., 1926-05-12

SEWING GMACHINES--Selling out: store 20
I've closed; all makes of sewing machines 30
4 Gibbs. $40 to S2.: other makes 81 Capi-
tol ScwinE Machine Exchange. 43 st. ".
Evening star., 1926-05-12

BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1920
,. i ave. NV: for sale cheap: brick. lum-
electric fixtures. toilet outfits. Apply To-
salesman on JOB. Louis Hall Co. Inc. i6'
CANOE. 17-foot Racine: perfect condition
22SS
Evening star., 1926-05-12
HEIP-DONESTyC.

COLORED GIRL, neat general housework
Sd aliH sd,dy laundry stay nights; $50 mo: BRING
references Apply $40 18th st. NV.
and laundry; must stay nights S35 per mo.
Bring references. Apply 1901 Varnum st.
COOK and general house eworker: stay nights:
Rose 1898 Conn. ave
COoK-ReliabIe. colored woman: no washing:
good wages. 1435 Chaplin st. NV. l3'
Md, Phone Ciev. $780,. ----,----.lls'. .. 91.
CoQK-aGeneral housework:, Call after 5.
1913 Calvert st. NV. Apt. 3. Col. 1868. l2'
ing and do general housework stay nights.
Apply 2s4s Connecticut ave. between 0 and
ii am.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK-Fam OF s; stay
nights: experlenced and references required,
GENERAL HoUsEwORK. permanent for
good worker Call to $50 pm. 90?
GIRL for general housework. Apply 1927
Narnum st. NV.
HoIsEKEEPER for an elderly lady. Apply
HoUsEKEEPER. white respectable woman:
SUMNER small % fSmS GSu''7E Tel "fsP Sorth h ass4
%sarby Sireinia B. "i'f s. AberaeihH. h BarrPoft r
HoUsEKEEPER, for widoVer one under
40 preferred: good home: give wages and
age. Address Box 369-S, Star office. 1879
LADY for care of baby; clean apartment.
Phone Col 1861, and pm. only.
MAID colored for general housework: ref
erences required. 294Q Macomb st.
WAITRESS. for boarding house. expert
ence necessary. References. 90a L st NV.
L.
WHITE WOMAN. middle aged for light
housekeeping and assist elderly couple.
GOOD home. Apply between and D; IN.
~ NJ ST. ne. 12'
WOMAN. reliable. as cook and general house
worker: stay nights; bring references. 2001
Eye st. NV. 13'
WOMAN. colored. middle aged. who desires
situation in country home for summer
months. Address +. F. Box 46. r. F. d. No.
>. Rockville. Nd.
WOMAN. settled general housework small
family: references. 80 West Kirkc. Chevy
Chase Md. IA
WOMAN-White. refined. as working house
keeper no laundry; adults in family: stay
Ilghts; references. goo Park ave. Takoma
WOMAN. settled. white. for light house
keeping: man and wife; stay nights. Phone
North 1T5.
Evening star., 1926-05-12

CONCRETE MIXER Koehring: !. SAL,
fIIXer: excellent condition.: bargain. AG-
dress Box 294-S. Star Office Ios
Evening star., 1926-05-12

SET. g pieces: kitchen table.
ice box. 1725 18th st. NV. Call 9 80 or after
Evening star., 1926-05-12

class Work. Peerless ''n Decoratins pis Co. Adams
6432. Future home. ia 1lth st. NV. 10
PAPERHANGING-Wo of the better kind,
Rooms Dapered. 81 and up. j. EEdal. 33 Fla.
ave. NV. North 1851 l2'
Evening star., 1926-05-12

TdTgF UUuDIe OAK WIN chair: fnr
condition. No. Jackson pl
ENGINE. 50.horse power: 40 XIV. ger-
orator; switchboard. 2535 sherman ave
Columbia 400
Evening star., 1926-05-12

FURNISHINGS Tor i've room apartment
DlanO. dining room suite. rugs. etc. at sa,-
Ilhce. l427 Chaplin st. apt. 25.
GAS RANGES in good condition: burner
low ovens; SO and $3.50. SOC l, St sw
Evening star., 1926-05-12

GRAFONOLA. Upright. Columbia and re-
ords. S35. Columbia S11. Apt. 40e.
HALL CLOCK. grandfather mahogany
Kahn. Inc. A35 Z a. n W
Evening star., 1926-05-12

PIANO. upright and sanitary couch
Phone. between $50 and pm. Col 6010-W.
Evening star., 1926-05-12

FURNITURE BUSINESS new and used; one
of the best locations; doing good: trade for
real estate or cash: long lease. Address Box
242S Star Office los
Evening star., 1926-05-12

ANGING-PAINTING: reasonable ::
-el,able work. Hardins's Decorative shops.
2oi9 Illinois ave. NV. 34oJ NJ NV. Phone
Col G476. Deal with a reliable shop"
Evening star., 1926-05-12

PAPERHANGING painting rooms scraped.
pointed up. papered. $40: guaranteed in
writing. Cash or credit Dependable Deco
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Get
our estimates first and save money. r. J:
Lewis. Frank. 5747 1922 1st st. NV. 1S'
Evening star., 1926-05-12

PIANO. upright. sl0O: refrigerator. $40:
Girard St. NV. apt. >; call after 80. 13'
PIANO. Canadian Sordheimer, no swceter
tuned instrument made $780, worth $500
Evening star., 1926-05-12

sonable prices Call H. F. Richardson
lincoln 4025 Will call with samples. -"
Evening star., 1926-05-12

SEWING MACHINES = Oh. Singer. SIS
New Home. Sl5 standard. SIS: New Ideal
$40 others at 81; all guar. New machines
So mo. RentinS and repairing. Open evenings.
:, +. Sewing Machine shop. 3l3 Pa. ave. Sc
Line 80
Evening star., 1926-05-12

AUTO MECHANICS-Two; must be good on
All cars. Brightwood Auto supply. oSA'
Evening star., 1926-05-12

AUTO PAINTER wanted; good wages and
steady work for good brush and spray
man. Apply rear 455 \. Y. ave. Eagle
Evening star., 1926-05-12

BATTERY AND IGNITION MAN: must be
first class. Address Box 354-S. Star Office
Evening star., 1926-05-12

TYPEwRTrERS New. factory rebuilts
second hands Nothing sold or rented that Is
not good. underwoods. Reningtops. L. c.
smiths, ROYALS. Portables. We can save you
TypeMritcr Exch.. 9O1 y. Y. ave. Fr. lol4.
Evening star., 1926-05-12

WILL EXCHANGE MY EQUITY of $500
IN fine brick home for good used car.
rooms and bath. latrobe heat. elect Eng
lsh basement. 1st trust $4,000. 2nd trust
$1,000. PAYABLE $500 per month. Newly
decorated throughout. House located
9th st ne. near St Make offer describing
auto. etc Address Box o5S-S Star office.
Evening star., 1926-05-12

ASSISTANT COOK. pastry: young white
man with hotel experience. Address BOX
.ii6-S
Evening star., 1926-05-12

PAPERHANGING broom 2-story hall $50:
No 2 grade. including pOlychrome Adams
Evening star., 1926-05-12

Must thoroughly understand
Hoffman pressing machine; per
manent position. Apply en-
ployment office. the Hecht Co.,
+ st. at 9TH.
Evening star., 1926-05-12

AUTO MECHANICS. first class on all makes
'ars: steady work at best wages. FREDERICK
'arl. Inc, 633 II st NV.
Evening star., 1926-05-12
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Special rates for courses beginning this
week for sub-clercal exam. this month.
junior and senior typist Junior and senior
sienographer. Special course in statistics
Oflice in June; salary. $3.50 The Civil
Service Preparatory School. corner 18th
and + SITS. NV. Phone Franklin 20S0.