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SAL ESMFN

United Automobile Association has open
1tgs for five. statesmen. The men selected
for this work will be we'll paid for their
services and will be eligible for promotion
rs ability is demonstrated Apply in person
Room 400 International Building. 1919 +
mont
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ASSISTANT ENGINEER colored; must nave
D. c. license Apply TO 101 end st. ne -
BOY. colored, with wheel. 70 work LOT a
tailor shop: references. 1923 lfth 81 a. !"
BOY wanted white. 1916 years 20 worx. IN
grocery store Apply 90 \ st, s.w.
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SALESMAN \NANTFD

Between hours of 10 and 4 30 we will
trieryiew men Of good character and neat
appearance tor the purpose of securing ad-
aiti0nal statesmen. Those selected will lie
c1Nen AN opportunity to make real money
representing q new commodity in the direct
selling field, II you Sareg locking for a per-
ttanent position where your earnings are in
direct proportion 70 your efforts. call at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

POLICE DOG female registered = months
old. webb 32Ol Park pI. NV, opposite
Soldiers Home. Col 433l-J 81
ATTENTIONS Is headquarters for breeding
cages. nests nesting hair and information Tor
care and breeding of canaries. NJ. AGO..
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES high pedigree;
weeks old Mrs. Matt Brandyw1ne, Md.
Phone. Brandywine 1SFl1, 2S'
BOSTON TERRIER, female; good chance
Call 1901 Trinidad ave, ne, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

AN EXCEPTIONAL location for bakery
is available in q rapidly growing northwest
suburban community of fine hones. There
is a Sanitary grocery store, meat market
and drug store adjoining. Phone Main 977O.
Branch 49, during day, or Adams 9792 after
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBHEs.

BUICK MASTER q COACH--A new car at
a usedcar, price and equipped with auto;
rear, new spare tire. tools; complete; your
car in trade: terms. Trew Motor Co. 1909
I4fh N l172
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llCSTLING YOUNG MEN

wanted. six. high school training neces-
sarS. Those who are selling automobiles or
household electric refrigeration will be given
preference. Splendid opportunity for work
rre Real cooperation given to those Sc
ted. Call between . and ;. Ask for Mr.
1ili New York ave -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

EARN LARGE RETURN on your money
secured by mortgages on D. c. property. full
Investigation and highest references given.
n. T. Coleman, 1410 G st. NV. Franklin
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HEIP-DONESTIC,


; CHAMBERMAID and waitress, white: coun'
try: best living conditions; exceptional: rel
erence required. Box 67S, Warrenton. va.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER read and
write: stay some nights; bring city reteF-
GIRL. reliable, colored. to care for two chill chill
girl for all day Saturday. 1888 Beimonndt. ST.
NV. Apt. 81. | 20
GOOD COOK and general houseworker ~. Ad-
Cleveland 5107. e
LArNDRESS, twice weekly; only first. class
need apply: references required Apt. 2Z.
1929 Que st NV. -----
MAID for convaIescent hours 8 to 4, sun
635 + St. room 70S between and ,. q
WAITRESS experienced colored:. stay
nights. Apply before 10. am. 1000 Mebr.Is-
WOMAN reliable for general homework,
with references. 1897 Buchanan ST. NV
WOMAN for general homework in family of
two: room if desired. 2101 + st. n.w.-
WOMAN to cook and do laundry; stay
nights; best references: $50 month; $3.50
Rittenhouse St. squares from circle.
WOMAN. middle aged for general housework
and laundry: stay nights: $40 week TO
start. Phone Cleveland 1898. Chevy Chase
Md.
WOMAN colored neat settled to help with
unstairs work and care of baby: stay nlgnds
Phone Franklin $500 for appointment. W
WOMAN houseworker small family: good
home; $50 month. Phone Adams 4lO7. ~
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

FERTILIZER-A dressing of well rotted
COW manure viii renew your lawn. w Try AZ II
liver ton for $40; half ton. Sc; pulver-
ized in bushel bags for 81. Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

CHEVROLET COUPE. late model: perfect
throughout; owner leaving CITY: bargain for
cash. Call Mr.. Brandt. West 627. Dental
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guaranteed absolutely perfect and very fine
color. diamond weighs carats less 25I0O
mounting is of latest style and design and
is surrounded by % blue-white diamonds
cost originally $3.50; party in need of
cash viii make big sacrifice. S1.S25.
One very fine diamond flexible bracelet.
set with liz large blue-white diamonds
and % emeralds: to appreciate this fine
bracelet you must see it; private party will
sacrifice at big loss. S1.050.
Gentleman's solitaire diamond ring. abso-
Iute!y perfect and weighs / carat and
10000; set in latest style white gold
mounting; private party in need of money
Will sacrifice for S1o5.
Lady's solid platinum diamond dinner
ring. set with IL beautiful bluewhite da-
monds; must be sold at once; big bar
gain. 500.
Lady solid platinum diamond flexible
bracelet. set. with. 40 perfectly matched
row cost originally S775.. party will make
big sacrifice. SIS.
Private party has placed with us for sale
very fine emerald cut diamond ring abso
lutey pertect and Weighs ? carats less
9y100 and Get in a fine platinum mounting .
can be bought at big bargain. S1.250.
These diamonds may be seen at
CHARLES II. TRIBBY. JR
A616 18th ST. NV
Next door TO Keith'R Theater,
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2 phb ROADSTER, 1g2ti-This car has bpci.
Doh " raEs a lev months and has had very
sSiinail weekly or monthly navuSnts csii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

FOR LEASE-417 .11th st. n.w.-,l7 rooms
4 baths: all newly papered and painted
floors stained and Vanished instantaneous
hot water in most rooms; heat free. Unusual
opportunity for responsible party. r. j.
WaIaha Inc HOY Eve III n
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lar designs at Winter prices: satis guar
A. Fl. Kaulfuss. 1916 9th ne, Line 4593-J
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE. near two Office
buildings and a large department store
business established 20 years; owner retir-
ing; S12,0 900. Address Box 1876, Star
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SYMPHONIES. tenor banjos. victims. cor.
nets. ETC.; terms as low as So monthly; get
our monthly rental plan. We teach you to
play by methods that have produced over so
professional players from our classes. We
rent you instrument. and rental applies to
purchase OF new instrument Beard Stu
dos. 3471 18th st. NV. Adams 2509.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

DOWNTOWN HOTEI--16 rooms, 3 baths.
nished: very desirable location: refined trade
low rent. selling account illness; reasonable
TO cash purchaser. Address Box 1O7-C, Star
offico
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oapering and painting done now and get
the benefit of our highelass work during
the dull season at the very lowest prices
We give you terms uD to "a months Esti-
mates gladly given. ABELMAN & Co. 4S09
Ga. ave. Col. 246 20s
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FOR SALE-Estabhshed window display bus
mess; good paying proposition: have over ,
national active accounts; i'll health: q real
bargain to some one with experience i'll this
Iit,I, 4 Hny 1Qr.C office
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FORD TOURINGS.
$50 TO $50.
1926 14th NV.
I'LL 18th NV.
Potomac 5000.
open Evenings and Sundays.

ESSEN COACH.
1926 type. bought new in Dec. 1928
owned and driven 10y one man exciuaiVeIy
This car is in the best condition and viii
give many thousand miles of transports
Ion equipped with five new tires. bump
light. automatic windshield cleaner. rear
view mirror. All for S395: terms If de
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.
1722 L st. NV
West Of Conn Ave
1877 ffsuufluvr,I nm Vs~t Ts.-. -
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SIGN WRITER.

II you have ability. originality and ex-
perience We have, position for. you in our
o,galaizaiiio s enclose samples OF your WoTK
star office
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ROADSTERS! ROADSTFRS
JORDAN 8, 1926.
CHRYSLER 70, 1926.
PACKARD SIX. 1926.
REAL BARGAINS.
E. TERMS OR TRADE.
o.. 2OO7 18th NV.
WARDMAN
OFFERS
WARRANTED
USED CARS.

Here you will find the car you
want at the price you can afford
to pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
CHEMIST

One familiar with manufacturing of hair
tonnes and toilet preparations; state expert
cqce and salary expected. Address Box
1890. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

PACKARD SIX SEDAN. 1925-Refinished
and Dd9o f!our-Wheel brakes balloon tires
run. This car is worth ali of 81 500 Which
Is t me price asked. Can be bought on
tfggrm Tns or you can trade in a lighter car
i holland Motor Co. 1927 r st. NV. Pc.
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SITUATIONS-MAIE. FEMALE.

MARRIED COUPLE desires position as resi-
dent manager apt. house: experienced: hest
reference. Address Box 1870. Star Office
NAN AND WIFE want place ianitor or
cook and butler. experienced. 211S 0 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

" IN DOW DECORATOR.
\ LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE OF
EERS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO A
Y0uNC MAN OF ABILITY WHO HAS HAD
Z ACTUAL EXPERIENCE IN THIS LINE OF
WORK; ADDRESS BOX 1876. STAR
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HELP--MALE.

ACCOUNTANT-Experi junior account y
ant for local daytime assignments: QUE Hiar ~
Tour weeks work: state experience. so n
Star Office 20
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OFFICE FURNITURF

OFFICE FURNITURE
FROM L. 8. GOVT
Complete line of desks. file cabinets. lock
ers. Office chairs and tables; tremendous saw.
tngs. Everything you want for your Office.
WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO..
Furniture Dept. $40 Sth 81. NV
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LUNCHROOM in shopping
and business district. Good
terms to right party. Address
Box lol-C, Star office. 30*
The Washington times., 1927-09-14

Az WorthwhiEe Reductions-The Most Practical and
Mo.s Fanous childrens Sleeping Garments
Sizes for Infants and Children to 10 Years
All made with long sleeves, legs and romper feet
For Girls
With drop seat and open down the back. To size s.
sizes o, !. Z, regularly s1Os, s115. SIPS. Oor
Sale Price ...............4 jon
s,Is s,ssT ls. I y rsgaarly slss si4s siSs Sl.28
s.is s,'si Pre-. : 7 regularly slsS 'l1s sls' $1.48
s.Is s,'s1 rrs. / y ssselarls 'l'' saos; S1.68
s.Is s'F Price sisss and 4 regularly sos 'lls 88c
,isS aSy' ssIs sIssi p,is. I regularly 'ls' a S1.18
,lsS ssy' sale sis'i : rssal'f 'lss s' S1.SS
s ssy' ssis ss'i .na - regularly s'' ana S1.58
P4LAIs RoYAL--KNfT UNDERWEAR-MAIN FLooR
The Washington times., 1927-09-14
Try launching in the :
CRYSTAL ROOM

You will find the food excellent,
prompt, courteous service and un-
usually moderate prices. And, more
over, you'll be sure to return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
THOUSAND SCIENTISTS
GATHER IN CINCINNATI
Six Annual Meetings to Bring To-
gether Authorities on Art, His
tory and Languages.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, December 26.-An-
nual meetings in Cincinnati this week
of six national associations of col
leye groups will bring together a
large assemhlage of authorities on
art. archaeological and history OF Ian
guageS.
The conventions open tomorrow with
a three day meeting of the Linguistic
Society of America. which over1aps
with the meetings, starting Wednes-
day. of the Archaeological Institute of
America, the College Art Association
OF America, the National Association
of Teachers of Speech and the Amer
lean Pathological Association. These
continue through Friday, when the
American ASsoCia ton of University
Professors holds its fourteenth an
nual meeting, concluding Saturday.
Notables expected to take part in
the discussions include Prof. Edward
Capes of Princeton University, chair
man of the managing committee of
the American School of Classics at
Athens. Greece: Prof. Gordon J.
Laing, University of Chicago: Prof.
Herman Colitz. Johns Hopkins Uni
versity; Prof. Edgar II. Sturtevant of
Yale Prof Truman Michaelson. spc-
cialist in American Indian language
at the Smithsonian Institution.
Washington: Prof. r. S. Sites. re-
Gently returned from Austria. where
he made study of the interrelation
of art and psychology. and many
other prominent educators.
One thousand college and universe
ty savants from virtually every State
are expected to attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
IFANT MORTALITY
lEACHESLOW RATE
;caIth Department Gives
Estimate for Past
IL Months.

The infant mortality rate in the
istrict for 1927 will average about
:. per thousand births, the lowest
,er recorded. according to a report
sued today by the District Health
apartment. The lowest previous
,;e, 75.7 per thousand, occurred in
9e4.
The Health Department also esti-
g. led that deaths in the District for
= current year would total 1924,
IA a rate OF Is per thousand of
rpulation. as compared TO total in
re of 1883. with a death rate of
'99 The estimated total of births
r the year is 9,l64. with a rate of
:. as compared TO total of 1905
IT 1926. with a birth rate of 1905.
The report explained that the esti-
,ated totals and rates will not vary
realty from the actual figures. to
compiled at the close of the year.
Automobile accidents were response.
le for 90 Of the deaths reported up
\ December l, the report said.
wenty eight of these were from &C.
dents outside of the District. leav-
a total of Il chargeable to the
istrict. This figure does not coincide
It'll statistics compiled by the Police
apartment, however. as it reports
at there were 60 deaths from traf.
accidents in the District up to
'ecember !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
FOOD STICKS IN THROAT.
Woman Has Narrow Escape In Eat
ing Christmas Dinner.

Her Christmas dinner came very
near proving fatal to Mrs. Mary
Evans Of Bethesda. Md, yesterday.
The heart of chicken stuck In her
throat as she was eating her holiday
feast. about o'clock, and relatives
rushed her to Georgetown Hospital.
where DIR. Walter Blake at first could
not find an instrument that would dis
lodge the food without showing 1t
further down her windpipe.
Finally he twisted Il sharp piece Of
wire In such a way as to hook 1t into
the heart and remove 1t. Although
the heart had lodged in her throat in
such way as not to interfere with
her breathing and talking, attendants
at the hospital this morning said Mrs
Evans had fairly narrow escape. .
Following the operation" she re-
turned home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
KENNEDY is BETTER.
'hite House Employe Lost Arm
After Suffering Burns.

rhe condition of George Kennedy.
40 has been a trusted employee At
Re White House, whose right arm
IS amputated at the Naval Hospital
Il week. was reported Yesterday as
ing greatly improved. 1t was
ought, following the operation, that
might be necessary to amputate
ennedy's left hand as a means of
wing his life. but word received at
e White House was to the effect
at this second operation will not be
,cessary, and that the patient was
owing marked improvement.
Mr.. Kennedy was severely burned
veral weeks ago. and the amputa-
on Of his arm was decided upon
hen it was found that there was no
rance of saving ii.
Mr. Kennedy is the father OF four
aildren. of whom the youngest Is one
ear old. With a view TO bringing
'hristmas cheer to the family those
-onnected with the executive Office
ave raised a fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
RADIO PROGRESS DURING YEAR
CENTERS IN TUBE DEVELOPMENT
Improved Power Ampli6ers Among First
Steps for Bettering Service for Fans
In Closing Year.

or other balancing systems unneces.
sary In radio frequency amplfiers.
The new tube makes possible the
return of the three1tube set. Such
u receiver would have one step of
radio frequency, a regenerative de-
tector and one step of audio ampli-
fication. Volume would be sufficient
to operate a loud speaker on local
and many distance stations.
One step of audio offers less chance
of distortion than two. Following
out the general idea of only one
audio tube. and that a power valve
to get all possible out of the receiver,
a fivetube set could be made up with
three steps of tuned radio frequency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26

Sydney. Australia. In 10 have a new
railway subway, three and one-half
miles long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
oUPPET SHOWS PLANNED.


For the benefit of the Girl Scouts
The puppet shows by Theodore Tiller.
I'd. will be given in suite 214-D. the
National Press Building. Fourteenth
md F streets. tomorrow. Thursday
and Friday at AIS pm.
Children who have attended the
plays have been pleased at the antics
~ the colorful little figures represent.
ing characters in old fairy tales. and
j number Of mothers also have found
the plays entertaining. Several moth
ers made up marionette parties in
their neighborhoods and attended the
small theater set up In the Press
Building. The performance of Jack
and Jill'' viii be repeated Thursday
Tuesday and Friday the Three
Wishes" the Three Bears" and the
"Puppet Follies" will be presented al
each performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
BY c. f.. BUTTERFIELD.
ASSOCIATED Press Radio Editor.

NEW YORK P).--Radio progress
within the last year has turned
largely toward tube development.
First came improved power ampli-
tiers and the advancement in alter
mating current tubes. Now there is
available for experimentation four!
element or shield grid tube.
Designed particularly for radio FIRE.
auency application, the tube has a
voltage amplitication OF 80 or more
in ordinary receiver use. compared
with four to six for the COLA. II is
nonoscilating. making naturalization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
BYRD CALLS ESKIMOS
BY RADIO FOR TRIP
Message to Within 900 Miles of
Pole Asks for Drivers and
Wives to Sew.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December ga radio
message last night sped through the
air to within 500 miles Of the North
Pole, inviting Noo-ka Ping.Wa TO
leave his four.month night next Win
ter and accompany Comdr Richard T.
Byrd to the Antartic.
The message was sent through Sta
ton kDkA. Eoo.Ka- Ping. Wa IL on
Bache Peninsula, Elleamerelan 800
miles north Of the Arctic Circle.
He was invited to bring five other
good strong men and good dog team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
PLAN JUDEA CHAPTER.
Three Speakers to Address Jewish
Center Meeting.

Formation Of a Washington chapter
Of Young Judea, an organization to
aid the Jewish homeland movement.
win be launched this evening at
the Jewish Community Center. Sam
uel J. Borowsky. national presi-
dent Of Young Judea: Louis Il. Spieg.
Ter. chairman OF the United Palestine
Appeal. and Charles J. Stein. presi-
dent of the District Zionists, who will
preside, will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26
giving plenty of selec.

giving plenty of selec-
tivity.
other possibilities are being tried
out by experimenters, who have found
that in the long wave amplifier of a
superheterodyne only two of the tubes
are necessary. 1t also Is being in.
vestigatcd as a detector and an audio
amplifler.
Replace Grid Connection.
with an additional element, the tube
terminals are changed over that of
the cola. The regular grid is brought
out to cap at the top. The shield
grid takes the place Of the grid CON
nection in other types of tubes, while
the plate and filament terminals are
the same. The fllament current has
been reduced to 3.3 volts, slightly more
than the 1919.
The shield grid Is made up of two
sections connected together, one being
outside the plate and the other inside.
between the plate and the regular grid.
The filament liz suspended in the cen
ter, being n single wire.
In operation, a positive potential is
placed on the shield grid. This
amounts to % volts or more. The
plate voltage is higher than for the
COLA, running up TO 1876.
Probably one of the most radical
changes that the new tube liz expected
to bring in receiver design. engineers
say, is that of coils. The radio fire..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26

quency transformer, to obtain the
maximum application from the tube,
should be of a 1.to.1 ratio. But the
ultimate coil design. these men
point out, will be governed by the
amount Of selectivity desired. Certain
shielding precautions In the use Of the
tube are necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26

drivers, with two Of their wives who
..re good at sewing.
Corndr. Bryd may have to wait IN
III Moo. IA Ping Wa. who accOrnr,an MED
him on his North Pole trip. can reul-J
by the first mail next August
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-01-06
THE SPOKANE WON

Chapter NJ, =. E. o., is to be enter
tanned by Mrs. E. A. Egger for it's
next regular meeting. January 10th, at
her home, E51S Nineteenth avenue. A
quizz on the features of the state and
local constitutions will be the prin-
cipal program of study, with Miss
Helen NJ Jackson acting as leader
This quizz is an annual affair with
each chapter, in order that every
member shall be thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the rules of work in their
organization. Mrs. r. A. Brozinski
will assist the hostess for the day.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-01-06

The Order of the Rainbow for Girls,
whose membership is composed of
young girls between the ages Of 13 and
Is from Masonic and Eastern Star
homes, or friends of such girls. was
organized here December II, 1928.
Spokane Assembly No. had charter
membership of 102 girls. The object
is to develop true womanhood, and to
bring about a closer relationship of
girlhood in the community, teaching in
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-01-06
112 JOIN RAINBOW GIRLS

daily lives the beautiful lessons of the
Rainbow. 112 candidates have been
initiated this year. The active mem
bership is now 307. As have reached
the age limit, and five have Joined the
Order of the Eastern Star Meetings
are held on the first and third Satur-
days, at p. m, in the Masonic Tenn
pie. Miss Louise Reed is worthy adj
wiser, Miss Dorothea Taitch worthy
associate, and Mrs. w. o. Wisner is
mother adviser.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-01-06

bankers and investment houses to
investigate for them the facts re-
lating to this phase of bond invest
ment
A second factor to be considered
is marketability, since 1t frequently
becomes necessary for the pur-
chaser to sell his bonds. There are
bonds which are good investments
from the standpoint of safety of
principal and adequacy of interest
return that cannot readily be sold
except at sacrifice. There are
other bonds, however, which find a
ready market at any time.