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Evening star., 1927-11-06
SALESMAN

Large corporation which has maintained
offices in Washington for several years and
has well established local business desires
opportunity OF I H for the right man to establish
NH be IN me pad for S and service
Sales experience not absolutely necessary, if
Ways way eAsits Address 81 Boz x is3.H Star Once w
MEN-A large corporation with
branches in II States and the
District of Columbia has OPEN
ings for a few high-class sales
men experienced in any COM
mercial line and acquainted with
the Washington trade, who can,
after a short training period,
offer to their patrons a PROPOSE
ton which is essential in very
we'll organized business. Men
are needed particularly for the
months of November and De-
cember when demand is heaviest; !;
those adapted to the work will
find permanent employment
with the largest organization of
its kind south of New York
City; commission basis only.
Write, giving age, experience
and business connection; infor-
nation confidential; give phone
number. Address Box 136-H,
Star office.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
HELP-FEMALE.

DESIRABLE positions open to
young women lo years of age
and over; good pay to start ard
frequent increases. Apply s
am. to 5 pm, 10o MelroSe ave-,
Bethesda, Md. The Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone CO. Of
Baltimore Citv-
Evening star., 1927-11-06
HELP--MALE.


YOUNG MAN-virginian, colored. desires pc,
sItlSn Nns,h e houseman in private FAMILY caii
YoTNG MAJ Tatent oss smpSye RSx ysn
Star office. u
YOUNG MAN with phonograph repair ex,
perience. See Mr.. Carroll. 719 ii st. NV.
YOUNG NAN to work in drug store pr ref. ef
macy. 1895 Georgia ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN. with Spanish and English
education profession tyPsss t,,s ana tfsnsia'ors'
MEN (3).
Promotonal type, clerical, experience an
asset; $40 and commission while in training
Apply Room Sig. International Bldg.
dSGstAE dhSSEstA1r3o opfokFGSffY. fakFSNHffEYi
facturer is offering brand-new product TO
Restaurants. confectionery stores, road;
many others are our customers. Advertis-
ing. campaign in operation Leads are 1ur-
Our high men earn between $500, and
81 500 monthly. This is an exceptional op-
earns san an $50 cash profit for the merchant.
1t is sold on very liberal terms.
Speciality statesmen. who have mad expert
ence selling cash registers fountains. store
equipment and who have a car. VIII be given
preference in local and isis surrounding TERRI
W Phone ne Hotel southern. Baltimore. for ap-
Ask, for Mr.. c. E. Hawkins. or
write special delivery.
statesmen, automobile; profit
by advertising and special sales
campaign starting Sunday ON a
we'll known popular price e.
cylinder car; that will assure
you OF plenty of good line pros
poets; a real opportunity for the
right men. See Mr.. Miller, In
vestment Motor Co., 722 18th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

once.
CHAUFFEURS.
RELIABLE MEN
WITH
IDENTIFICATION CARDS
FOR
BLACK AND WHITE
AND
YELLOW CAB.
APPLY
MR.. RYAN,
BLACK AND WHITE
TAXI co. ....
1240 oath St. NV.
,AIR-WAY
MEN!
Last week Mr.. C-n made
$120 in Washington Air-Way.
Last month, his first month in
this business, he won a promo
ton to assistant manager of this
successful branch.
Last week Mr.. H-n. his
second in Washington Air-Way,
made $140. He was formerly a
carpenter.
Last week Mr.. ky, a for
mer decorator, made. $lOO. He
is new man.
Last week Mr.. K|l made
$1oO. Last month was his
fourth in Washington Air-Way
and in it he won a promotion as
assistant manager of this sue
cessful branch.
Last week Mr.. SIS, who
was formerly a sales manager in
another business, made $500.
He has been with us since May
and is an assistant manager here.
Last week Mr.. Tt made
$500. He was formerly a real
estate salesman and won a pro-
motion to assistant manager of
this branch in his first month
here.
THESE MEN ARE REAL,
as are other successes in this
branch, come in and meet them.
Air-Way is succeeding all
over the country because it posi-
lively renders more service per
dollar spent than any other cleo
trio speciality on the market to-
day. Because it is universally
needed, because a bona fide five
year guarantee protects the buy
er, because our business is based
on Service, because Our men
have a dealers franchise and
perquisites, because Our officers
and directors are nationally
known business men of repute
and integrity. Our corporation
holds the highest possible credit
rating in the business guides
with a capitalization of $780,
600.
If you are honest, sincere
neat and anxious to cash in or
hard work and ability, investi
nata a. INav TuE nTIT
STANDING OPPORTUNITY
FOR MONEY AND sue
CESS IN AMERICA RIGHT
NOW.
Call all day Monday. Novem
Der !, and arrange to meet oul
men who will tell you AIR
WAY FACTS.
203 INSURANCE BLDG,
18th and Eye Sts. NV,
Evening star., 1927-11-06
HELP--MALE.
YOUNG MAN.

Large provision company has real oppor
onerator and have had general clerical ex-
perience Full details of e!ucatlo,n1;, past 1 e1
perience and salary must be outlined. Ad-
dress Box 1S-H star Offlce.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Gal FSMEN

perience. Full details of e, ,!ucatlon, past eX-
perience and salary must be outlined. Ad-
dress Box 7S-H. Star office.
statesmen.
Our average men earn from $50 TO SioO
per week: topnotchers double and treble this
We now have special openings u,;na IN Washing;
ton. b. c.: Virginia and North Carolina; n ,:oa,i IL
YOU are not making at least S?5 per week week
mind about experience in our line: we srfsnt VII
TRAN tran you you, eyer SrSed and your income
starts right away See Mr.. Landow. Room
120. McGill Bldg. dg.-
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
FOR EARNING ON FULL OK
PART TIME:
No Sales Experience Necessary:
To those who apply themselves. either on
full or part time. in calling upon autom8,
bile owners there is a splendid opportunity
for earning power even though you may oe
presently employed. Every automobile own
er is a prospect for any man or woman VINO
may be Interested in this additional earning
opportunity This is not the sale OF an ac-
cessory but offers the purchaser II sunstan nna M
tial saving in their daily buying Oh one Oh
Leads are furnished and full cooperation
cready. Room lis. 1422 F st. NV. Phone
nj !D4p
Evening star., 1927-11-06
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
FOR EARNING ON FULL OH
DART TIME.
RRANCH MANAGER.

BRANCH. MANAGER.
We want young man to act as our
branch manager in Washington; he must be
INDUSTRIOUS energetic and have had enough
selling experience to enable HIM 70 cash asI
to most as security for the stock of mer~
chandise in his care and he should have a
car for he will have distributors In various
small towns who must be seen every two
weeks Write, giving as much information
about yourself as possible.
LAURETTE MANUFAC-
TURING CO.,
Pox R2N NexyarL N
Evening star., 1927-11-06
WANTED--SALESMEN.

SALESMAN reliable to carry as a side line
our. Epsotabs tEpsom Salt Tablets). Can be
pester. Liberal commission paid. The Dill
css koyrlstown. Pa. @ ----.--
Evening star., 1927-11-06
| COUNTRY GIRL wishes place general house-
| work or plain cooking 4227 9th Il m =

CURTAINS STRETCHED. 40 cents pair
| Lincoln 513K. Sc
Evening star., 1927-11-06

| COOK. neat colored. best reference, desires
| position or work of any kind. Potomac 39Il /.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

A Rent Room advertisement in The Star is the
surest way to rent your room, because practically
everybody in Washington seeking rooms reads these
advertisements
Evening star., 1927-11-06

| COOK or maid for morning or evening BY
/ solored woman. 16 q st. NV. Decatur
Evening star., 1927-11-06
FINANCIAL
SITUATION-DONIESTIC.

COLORED GIRL with references wishes
place cooking or days work. Adams 1850
COOK. private family. North $3.50.
COOK. Cclored first-class. 1735 Willard
st. Ant. 10. Decatur o5S2
Evening star., 1927-11-06

DAYS WORK and laundry to take home
Is wanted by neat colored woman. Phone
Evening star., 1927-11-06

COOK. reliable. wants Job no Sunday work:
good references. 2010 18th ST. NV. North
Evening star., 1927-11-06

DAYS WORK, part-time or general house.
work wanted by reliable woman. Call n.
u3DT Sunday and Mondav
Evening star., 1927-11-06

WANTED-Nurse and upstairs
maid; reliable girl to stay nights,
with references; salary, $50.
Call 81 West Lenox ST., Chevy
Chase. Nd. =
Evening star., 1927-11-06

YOUNG MAN-virginian. colored. desires po,
sition as houseman in private family. Call
Norfh d1OT
Evening star., 1927-11-06
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESM MAN--If S25 and liberal commission
would interest you to start fast selling
proposition with quick advancement. ZIG
insurance Bldg. 18th and Eye SITS. NV.
SALESMEN-Ne New turkey. Santa Claus and
wherever shown. Cleanup big Christmas
money. Standard Studios. 436 N. Clark, Chi
cagO
Evening star., 1927-11-06
HET,P--EEMATE.

AGENTS-Sell our box assortment of beau
titul Christmas cards. 500 commission; take
orders for personal engraved cards. 4OTo
commission. Earls. 1917 H st. NV.
AMBITIOUS SALESWOMEN of appearance,
personality and poise. having initiative and
self confidence for our merchants protective
hnild dent AnnlY Monday z To 9 p.nl.. TO
Evening star., 1927-11-06

ices OF several salesmen for our merchants
protective bond dept. These men must quail
ify by personal production for sales manager
positions These managerial positions are i'm
portant and the men qualifying receive over
writing on all business written by their
statesmen Apply Monday and Tuesday. to
81 p.m.s MI. b Jean Raleigh. National Surety
Evening star., 1927-11-06

COOK-No washing or chambermaid; can
DIGS 101S \ II ave
Evening star., 1927-11-06

position, whole or part time: good refer
ences. Martha Williams. 100 $ at. NV.
COOK. settled colored willing to do the
laundry III small family: stay nights: good
referenCes. POtnmac 3L52-W.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-02
T0WNLEY MEN
SC0UR STATE
SELLING NOTES
Seek Money as Investments in
Two New Oil Drilling En-
terprises, Report
MEETINGS ARE Hell
Plans to Sink Wells Near New
England, Valley City, In
formation Indicates
MEETINGS ARE Ell ID

Representatives Of A. G.. Townely
organizer Of the Nonpartisan League,
are again securing the state selling
the personal notes of their chief as
investments in two new oil drilling
enterprises which Townley is launch
ing, according to apparently reliable
reports in circulation here.
Although efforts to reach Townley
have failed his friends here say that
the same corps of men which aided
him in promoting the alleged well at
Robinson are working on the new
promotion schemes. Townley is said
to be conducting meetings at point
near Valley City. He plans to sink
well there, so the reports goes, and
is asking additional finances. He
also plans to sink another we'll near
New England in Hettinger county.
Robinson Well Still Inactive
Meanwhile nothing has apparently
been done to bring in the "welr' al
Robinson where Townley held mass
meeting several months ago and told
his audience that he had struck oil
At that time the drilling bit was
lowered into the hole and came out
dripping with crude oil.
AS in his previous promotion cam.
paigns Townley is said to be con.
filming his solicitation efforts te
members or former members of the
Nonpartisan League.
At the time Of the Robinson meet.
ing Townley told the Associated
Press that he had all the money he
needed to complete the project and
would conduct no further solicitation
for funds. The explanation now i.
that the money will be used in drill
ing wells at Valley City and New
England. AT the same time, report.
have it. the new investors are beinf
assured OF subsidiary interest il
the Robinson project.
His solicitors, according to report.
here. are telling prospective new in
vestors that when the first solicita
ti0n was conducted the roads wer,
poor and many Of Townley's friend.
had no opportunity to scome in with
him in his search for oil in Nortl
Dakota. The new campaign - de
signed TO remove this. inequality anl
give all Townley's friends an edna
chance ~ we'll as to raise money. tn
collectors are said to Be telling pros
poets. gs
The security offered is the same !,
in the last campaign: Townley's nm
secured personal note.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-02
NEXT 10 DAYS
TO DETERMINE
CROP OUTCOME
DIR. Stakman Considers Situa-
tiOn in Northwest as Crit
ical" After Tour
WEATHER is FACTO
In Extreme Western Part OF
State Conditions Are Re-
ported As Better

st. Paul, Aug. 2-,P,--Weah her con
dit.ons the next 10 days will make
or break the grain crop in the Dako-
tas and Minnesota. according to DIR.
E. c. Stakman, head of the plant
pathology department of the state
college Of agriculture, here.
Returning from a personal in
spection tour Of those three states.
DR.. Stakman said today the "rust
danger to the Northwest crop should
not be minimized. for the situation is
extremely critical"
Loss May BE ''Terrific'
If -four or five days Of hot ana
humid weather. should be exper-
fenced in the next 10 days, grain
losses will be terrific. DR.. Stakman
said. Even II cool weather continues,
he predicts considerable loss.
There already is heavy rust dam
age in Minnesota and considerable
damage in eastern South Dakota, par
ticu.arly in the northeastern part
he said. "There is certain to be con-
siderable loss in the Red River Val
ley. although the exact amount there
depends on the weather in the next
week.
Some May Escape
Westward from the Red River
Valley in North Dakota there il
quite little rust now. and late wheat
is almost sure to be injured. but some
of the earlier wheat may escape ser
ious injury. In the extreme western
part of North Dakota and eastern
Montana. the s:tIAi6n seems TO be
better, but even there some late
fields may be damaged"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-02
AIMEE WINS,
SHE AND MA
KISS, MAKE UP
Evangelist Takes Full Control
of Temple But Mother Gets
Share of Profits
SPLIT FIFTY-FIFT TY
Reconciliation is Followed by
Public Display of Mutual AT.
fection-$lOO,OOO Involved

Los Angeles, Aug. 2.--(P-Aimee
Semple Mcpherson took full control
of her Angelus Temple today. as the
result of an agreement announced
last night, in which Mrs, Minnie Ken
nedy relinquished the active business
management of the church and the
two women publicly kissed and made
up to end their differences.
The settlement apparently ended a
10 day row between mother and
daughter, in which the latter had
been backed by group Of temple
Kennedy's control Of finances. Dur
said she was resigning Immediately
ultimatum that Mrs. Kennedy was
ousted. The latter charged that her
daughter refused to speak to her
again except through hsf lawyers
Then Mrs. Kennedy declared she
would withdraw only upon a $3.50
division of holdings, valued at ap-
proximately 100000, which was not
part of the temple property.
Annooncement Made
The management announcement
merely said that "Mrs. Minnie Ken
nedy will give up active management
at Angelus Temple and Mrs. McPher-
son will assume complete control"
Neither Of the women would dis
close the details Of the settlement
but it was learned that it virtually
hinged upon the fifty-fifty plan in.
sisted upon by Mrs. Kennedy.
The attorneys said the full details
of the settlement would be worked
out within the next few days,
They Kiss Again
A hundred temple workers and on
lockers greeted the two women with
"hallelujahs" as they emerged from
the conference room, wreathed in
smiles and embraced and kissed each
other before the group.
II always did love you, mother
Mrs. Mcpherson sobbed.
"And sister, you know there new
er has been anything in my heart but
love for you," mother Kennedy re-
piled. Whereupon they kissed again
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-02
SETS
Triple AFIRE
WORKER SHOT
Maple Leaf Mine Property
near Newport, Ohio. Destroy.
cd-SecOndman Hurt
LOSS is OVER 100000
Gov. D0nahey Asks Other
Governors to Help Settle
Coal Strike
LOSS IS OVER 100000

Dover, Ohio, Aug. 2.-LR-Sim.I.
taneous WITH the discovery earlv to-
day Of the burning Of the tipple OF
the Maple Leaf mine near Newport
reports were received that John
Hines, night Waterman at the mine
had been shot and slightly injured.
Officials Of the POcock Mining
company Of Massilon, owners Of the
mine, asserted their investigation re-
vealed the tipple was fired by a
bomb, but residents Of the vicinity
said they had not heard an explosion
Accounts Differ
Both mine company officials and
Sheriff Abe Laird denied any knOwl'
edge of Hines shooting, but DR.. X
NJ. Morrison Of Uhrichsville said he
had attended him at his home there
the back with shotgun, but wa:
not seriously hurt.
The tipplc was first discovered or
fire by persons living near the mine
but it had made such headway thai
the property could not be saved. I'm
official estimates placed the loss al
more than $4,000.
It was the Maple Leaf mine thai
figured yesterday in a fight betweer
non-union workers and union sym
pathizers in which John Vesco, so. u
Wainwright, Ohio, was shot. He was
reported in a serious condition.
Set at Liberty
John Horger, Jr., who faces, 1
charge Of shooting with intent to MI
in connection with his injury, was q
liberty today on his own recogniz
ancc. No hearing will be held pend
ing the outcome Of Vesco's injuries
Vesco was declared by the non-unioi
men to have been a member Of tn
attacking party Of union adhcrents
but he denied it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-02
Misdirected Letter
Brings Prison Term

John Messer's spirit was willing
but the flesh was weak and now Ia
is in the penitentiary.
John was in the Sheridan county
jail awaiting trial on a criminal
charge and his mail was forwarded
to him from his home here. His let
ters included one addressed to John
Moser of Bismarck which contained
a check.
Messer just couldn't resist the
temptation to take advantage Of the
post office mistake and when he was
released from the Sheridan county
jail he cashed the check forging
Moser's name.
Yesterday he told Judge Fred jan
sonius all about it when arraigned IN
district court and the judge gave him
a year in the penitentiary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-02
PERSONS HIT
BY LIGHTNING
DAMAGE Big
Transportation in New York
Is Disrupted By Flooded
Tracks
TOWNS IN DARKN ESS
Flames Shoot From ManhOles
in R0chester-COvers Fly
Through Air

New York, Aug. 2.-R)-A storm
of almost cloudburst proportions
disrupted traffic and caused severe
property damage yesterday in New
York. New Jersey and New England.
No fatalities were reported, al
though number of persons were in
jured by lightning bolts.
In New York city, railroad, subway
and street car service was disrupted
due to flooded tracks.
In Rochester, the gas company was
seeking the cause of an explosion,
which, during severe storm last
night. sent manhoie covers in tho
downtown section spinning in the air
and plunged the city and surround
ing towns into darkness.
Flames shot skyward for 25 feet
from the manhole openings and dead
ening fumes rolled down east Main
street.
Passengers Hurt
In northern New Jersey, trolley
cars and automobiles were marooned.
Seven persons were injured when
lightning struck one trolley car.
Heavy rains in New Haven, Conn.,.
flooded cellars and clogged sewers.
The Southern New England Tele-
phone company reported the heaviest
damage in two years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-02
PAUL COOK IS
| / STEP NEARER
TO GOLF TITLE
Bismarck Boy Comes Through
Victorious in Initial Cham
picnship Flight
Nj ARGIN NARRO w
Gets One Hole Victory Over
l.. c. FOllett; Outlook Is
Encouraging
NJ A RGIN is MA RR o w

Fargo, N. d., Aug. 2.-LR-Paul
Cook. of Bismarck, l7-year-old medal
ist Of the North Dakota State Golf
Tournament, came through the first
round Of the championship flight to-
day with one hole victory over l..
c. Follett of Fargo.
The youthful player, who yesterday
shattered the qualifying round rec
ord of the North Dakota tourna-
ment. was off his game this morning
due to nervousness over his first
contest in a major tournament. He
was two down ut the turn, but raj
lied on the second nine and captured
the match after forcing it to 70
holes.
james Barrett Of Devils Lake, run
ner-up last year, defeated c. A.
Wattam of Fargo and Tom Hull,
who established medal record a
year ago, lost to William Nimmo of
Devils Lake.
Other victors of the morning
matches were: Theo. Thompson, Joe
Bridston and NJ. Paggett Of Grand
Forks, and X. w. Pote, Harry A.
Paulson, Bill Fowler, Charles NJ. Pol
lock, w. A. White, Jf., Father Rams
bottom, John Martin, X. T. Barnard
and Harry Wooledge, all Of Fargo.
Displaying real championship form
Cook won the medal honors in the
qualifying round yesterday.
Cook, u l7-year old performer max
ing his first start in a state cham
pionship tournament, required 14'
strokes in traversing the difficult 80
hole route. shattering the tournament
record Of lb6 set by Thomas b. HUI
Of Fargo in the 1925 meeting.
It required 1888 to qualify for tht
championship fight, 8 lower than las
year. Thirty-two Of the 1876 golfer!
who teed off were qualified.
Cooks performance was the great
est bit Of medal play ever offered il
North Dakota state tournament
On his first IL holes, his card wa:
72, equaling par for the course ant
was only one stroke over the amateur
record held by Hull, W. A. White, Jr.
for the Fargo country club, and Jake
Wetherby Of the Minneapolis Col
I, club.
Cooks card, compared with par
! follows:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-02
PRESIDENT
GIVES OUT
STATEMENT
81 do not choose 10 run" He
Writes on Slip Of Paper
NO EXPLANATION GIVEN
Decision Announced on Fourth
Anniversary of Day He
Got In

Rapid city. 8. D., Aug. a.
(AP)-On the fourth anniversary
of his becoming president OF the
Vn ted States. Calvin Coolidge
Today issued tersc statement
declaring Il do not choose to run
for president in 1925"
One year and seven months re.
main Of the four year term tn
which he was elected in the fall
Of 1924 - a little more than a
year after he took the oath of
office to complete the term of
Warren G. Harding. who dIed
four years ago tonight. in San
Francisco
Campaign Rumbles
The statement comes IN the
first rumblings Of the 1928 cam
paign are getting under way. II
took by complete surprise those
close to the president.
Mr.. Coolidge, with the trace Of ,
smile about his lips, made the an
nouncement without comment. mere
y handing some folded slips OF
which the messages were typewriter
to group of newspapermen whom
ne had summoned earlier in the day
Newspaper men stopped to ash
him If there was any comment ant
Mr.. Coolidge replied not. The dasi
Tor telephones and telegraph wire.
was begun by newspaper men.
Besides the newspaper men there
we're In the room at the ime, Sena
l:Ont,nurd on page threS)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-02
LIGHTS GO OUT
!. BIG AUDIENCE
IN NEAR PANIC
Paul Whiteman Quells Rush
New York Cities and Viii
lagos Are In Darkness

Rochester. N. Y, Aug. 2.-tP)-
Rochester . ndsscores of western New
York cities and villages were in
darkness for nearly an hour last
night when all electrical power was
cut off through some undetermined
cause.
IN the darkened Eastman Theatre,
near panic among the audience Of
5000 was quelled by Paul Whiteman.
famous orchestra leader. who, when
nearly two score frightened men and
women made rush for the exits,
seixed two flashliehts used In fea-
ture number Ind turning them on his
face shouted;
''I'm stin here"
Passing from one side Of the stage
to the other he flashed the lights on
the faces Of the players.
stick If You WILL"
Ihs friyAssnsd p1sons ut down.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-02
Road Conditions
Temperature and

lMercury readings at Z Z. m.)
Bismarck-Clear, 30; roads good.
St. Cloud-Clear, 62; roads good. \
kochester-Clear. IS: roads good.
MankatoClear. 66; roads 4ood.
Duluth-Clear, 50; roads GOOD.
FargOClears Is: roads good.
Minot-Clear, ~; roads good.
roads good.
good. 4
Hibhins Clear. 81; roads Rood.
n Crookston Clear. ~; rcads s2p6a.
Grand Forks clsar. 81, roads
good.
WinonlCleAr 81; roads Ro11,
Devils Lake Clsar. -; rsaAs Seod.