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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAP,ERHANGING-Not cheap work. but
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hest materials: frst-Class work NJ PUMPS
3A27 Ga. ave. Call before 5. Ad. 1864.
PAPERHAN SIl INGmRoOmsi s., gp; latest
2i7 Fla ave. NV. n. 1851: eve.. Col. 5543.
PAPERTNG WHOLE HOUSE s45 AND Up.
SUBURBAN I and nd vacant houses a Get t5at va
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up. a. r. George 1884 fIth ss NV
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RsM ~ ysr REfARED and FOOD a.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
6RgG SToREIBEsT Nv; SECTION;
for cash. terms responsible party. Cleye-
500 CASH or banksble security assures
tunity TO join manufacturing company. we'll
worth investigating. Address Box l45-D.
HARDWARE STORE-GROWTNG PROFIT
able business. located III suburbs Of exclu-
sIye NV section Reason for ceiling am
Adams ss3l. or Adams 3O62-w. IL
ATTRACTIVE and ideally located cafeteria
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DELICATEssEN AND CONFECTIONARY-
Opposite school and playground. strictly
sickness. Address Box BOD. star -office.
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AT hotel or other place frnauented by tour
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| Chcap
BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTING BUSINESS
Well known product: established trade: must
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LADIES and GENTLEMEN FURNISH
lnCs. Business Or stock twhole or partI for
sale. DAILY. 602 = 81. s.w. -
FILLING STATION AND ACCESSORIES for
sale: clearing $3.50 month. Address Box
29l-D. Star Office. &c
ROAD HOUSE and cabaret now doing ex-
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For Information. call Columbia 1929.
WILL TRADE $1,000 IN stock of small de-
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ear Address Box 369-D. star office.
GAS and accessory station good corner and
business; six pumps: price very reasOna bile.
Address Box 107-D. star office.
! DELlCATEssEN AND CONFECTIONERY;
$40 daily business low rental with lease.
bargain for 8 500 See
p. +. CARLEY. SO4 10th. l.
| NO. 1901 H ST. N.w.-DirectIy opposite
New Ebbitt Hotel big show windows on
THOS. d. WALSH.
SIS 18th st. NV. Main 755s.7559.
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SALESMAN for automobile insurance lines:
experience not necessary. hut energy brings
biz awards Address Box 246-D. Star office.
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trading market and we want 3 men to- work
on business property: perhaps you wish to
tran-fer from home selling exclusively:
nlenty. of buyers and salabe property. See
Mr.. Jones before 10 am. NARROW Beech
Cnrpn.. 1919 Conn ave. NV.
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HELP MALE AND FEMALE.

MAN AND WIFE to care for 3-story apart
ment house containing seven apartments;
apartment given free Apply in writing. Box
40lD. Star office. ."
GOVERNMENT CLERKS wishing to capital-
ize their spare time. call Cleve. 4454 be-
tween and Z
MEN AND WOMEN solicitors to sell photo
coupons. Paine Studio. 0c3 F st. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALESMAN. with car to handle line of
special garage and mechanics tools; strictly
hand-forged, guaranteed line; protected ter
rltory. do not tell you that you can make
above 800 per week. ! take YOU out and
show you that it is done. Call at Room
405. OPT 18th st. NV. %
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MARBLE LETTER CUTTER-Good job
good pay. steady work. Old Line Company,
open shop. The McGovern Granite Co..
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MAN-At once capable picture frame
glider: one with experience in repairing old
frames: references required. Apply Moore
Galleries rear 10y Eth st. -
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MANAGER sales manager. executives. sales
men clerks for new progressive organization.
200 Peoples Life Insurance Bldg. 18th and
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COMM ERCIAL ARTIST-Capable young man
who desires to learn the commercial art
field IN the printing industry; give reference.
state experience and salary expected. Adj
1roes Roy oGC-n Star office
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MAN 10 take charge OF kennels. Must like
dogs and he handy with tools. Apply %ll5
4 IL
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ACCOUNTANT for evening work; rare op-
nortunity for advancement to excellent per-
manent position. Address Box BOD. Star
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PLUMBER. registered with tools Coleman
IIO2 n st NV Room 406
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CHAPTER NV.

CONTINUED from Yesterdays starA
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COLLECTOR monthly accounts: bond am
references required Call 10 to IL only
aO7 International Building.
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PTANOS-We are offering special reductions
grands az low as 1915: used upriEhts from
S65 up: grands and uprights for rent: pianos
taken in exchange on VictrOlas: pianos
packed, shlpped ard moved. Hugo worch.
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DRIVER for coal truck. Apply 203l Mich
OILS ave Sc Anacostia. y. G.
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MADAM CAUsBY's PRIVATE SALON;
cooling and restful massaging and electric
treatments: marching. fiat permanent waV-
ing. 81; white only: also. Sundays and eve,
st. NV. Potomac 2596. -
HAVE YOU TENT OR OTHER CAMPING
equipment you never use. you would give
to tgbercf 3or patients little te e shn TO
tackle appreciated. Address Box 3700..D.
4 SELECT PARTY BEING FORMED TO
e sust fare includes ali expenses such as
hotels. meals, conveyances. etc. Address Box
5000. Star office. 81
CONFIDENTIAL DETECTIVE SERVICE
o m Sc ana
Franklin f'r siiF tii7oo: night. coInmbia $500:
FREE RENT OF NINE ROOM FURNISHED
country g nnbs Tor onre Of
state size of family. Address Box 377-D.
PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENTS ARE MADE
methods. Reservations can be made far
those not able to be treated at home. Il.
Streetcr. 1908 18th NV. Decatur 14l4 4.
PROFESSIONAL TEACHER = PRIVATE
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30s Kresge Bldg. los G st. .5.
tionai: lovely home Of culture and refine
ment near Washington Phone Marlboro
27-F.12. -
LITTLE FOLKS HOME WHILE PARENTS
yard, intelligent mothers care Adams
63oa-M.
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PIANO-Wnl transfer equity in $500 PLAYER
the balance Of $3.50. at $40 per month. In
strument, in perfect condition. Can he seen
by appointment. Address Box OLD. star
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY CULTURE-Marcel waving. mani
curing etc: short. thorough course; prac-
Lcal experience; easy weekly payments
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRUG STORE-BEST NV. SECTION.
Owner leaving city. No trifers. BARGAIN
for cash terms responsible party. Cleye-
land 3Gn4
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proximatelv 6S pianos. players and grands
immediately am :, offering fine PLAYER;
pianos of nationally known makes In good
condition some like brand-new for as low
as SlS7, Practice piano S as low a. 81, 81;
hut will sell on terms of So cash and 81
weekly. See Charles Taylor. The Piano
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ICE BOX. suitable Tor dellcatessen or gTO-
Gerry store. Cheap. Phone Line. 9544-I.
PIANO Webster excellent tone: also music
cabinet and $3.50 console Victrola: cheap.
Call Frank 41oI evenings after g 30.
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HELP-FENIALE.

hered ar,hitiona women tn interest mothers
in Bible story. child welfare manual. home
kindergarten manual, boys and girls book
shelf: remuneration commensurate with abl-
ity; give telephone. Address Box 403-D,
&c
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-15
Kerensky Raising Money

Kerensky could not be bothered with
this uncomfortable subject"
The rest of Mr.. Kerensky's an
swers were as vague as these. He
believes it impossible to attain the
democratic ideal anywhere in the
world under present social condi-
tions," he said. This pessimistic at
titude he held throughout his inter
views, Ono doubt because he saw
good opinions being expressed with
out being paid for), but when he
started to write his signed and paid
articles, he became optimistic, and
promised the re-awakening of Russia
after the temporary weakness of
Bolshevism has been dispelled."
Which means that after all, an
opinion is an opinion, and its authori-
tativeness can be influenced by lit
tie present of shekels. Kerensky,
during the next few weeks, will be
much in the public eye. At the same
time, it should be remembered, his
hand will be much in the public
pocketbook. o welll-a saviour"
must be Saviour" you know.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-15
Puritan Family Scandal

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March IL
Mrs. Sarah Mildred Petite Standish.
young Virginia beauty and wife of
Grenville S. Standish, Jr., society man
and direct descendant of Miles Stand.
ish, today was found guilty of a
serious charge and sentenced to an
indefinite term in the Shepborn Re-
formatory for women. Sentence was
suspended, however, until November
5, and it was explained that if she
does not become involved" before
that time her record will be cleared.
Mrs. Standish was arrested with
Ormand Cook, Harvard law stu
dent and former best friend" of her
husband, in his apartment. He was
arrested under similar charges, and
put on probation until November %.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-15
Snapshots Of Los Angeles
By JIM SEYMOUR.

A sale of good army socks ct eight
cents a pair.
A block away an old man with a
high forehead sits in a 'unch-room
where coffee and three doughnuts
cost seven cents. His shabby oxford
reveals the fact that the entire heel
is worn from his sock.
Two blocks away a night cafe.
Couples arriving in taxis. Hats
checked for two bits each. Cover
charge one dollar. Near beer one
dollar short pint. Half cup Of
coffee two bits. Inartistic dancing
free. Views of expensive silk stock
ings also free. Foreheads of the
dancers strongly reminiscent of
Neanderthal.
Two blocks in another direction
four husky, well fed bulls question
unemployed workers and load nine of
them into the patrol-car.
Out in the Hollywood district peo-
pie paying $3.50 for seats in a movie
house.
Next morning.. Well dressed
movie extras Of both sexes, unable to
pay carfare in the near-hopeless
quest for work, panhandling rides
from Jewish vegetable-peddlers.
Early editions of newspapers an
nouncing "our" prosperity and spe-
cial sales of tailor-made suits at
$3.50.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-15
EASTER BELLS!

Spring coming now with laughter of children
And birds singing
In her eyes
LAYING the lean earth with fairness of green.
Easter bells pealing:
peace on earth, good will to men,"
GiOrdano Bruno heard them, John Huss listened
SaccO and Vanzetti, Tom Mooney,
Debs heard them and listened,
Saw the 1.-THE spring come futtering feet,
Ssw the laughter of children,
Birds singing,
In her eyes.
Easter bells ringing
Peace EARTH good will to men,"
Christ hath arisen"
Debs Sacco and Vanzetti Huss,
Bruno, and Tom Mooney,
Peering through iron bars,
Saying:
"CLANG bang, CLANG bangI
Hear the Easter bells!
Hear them Clang clang,
Hear them bang bang,
Hey bells, loud noisy bells,
What in hell does all this noise mean,
Anyhow"
Joseph Kalar.
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RUTHENBERG

- =. .
30 thats you
Ihere-ln that urn!
You're OF the masses
Inc iiame-seareo steel worker
Inc eoal-Dlack miner
Inc gharled' stoopeo farmer
EAploitea out expectant youth
Inc "orking woman IN tears
All Dreaklng ehalns'
Ahats YOU
lou re Oh the oppressed
hlnau' Chinaman.
ana now your muscles purge
imperialism IRON heei
FROM Diihon necks
10 give the Oihoh
10 swing gun!
You're OF our leadership
And as cold
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-15
Convention.

SAVANNAH, Ca, March ID. (FP)
The Georgia State Federation Of
Labor will meet in convention at
Savannah April 20.
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IDEALIzING THE AGENTS OF AMERICAN IMPERIALISM.
American American Democracy by William English wsllng
Harpers. $780,
William English walg American capitalist
Street began
Gompers the American Alliance for Labor
and the trade union section Of the army intelligence service did
convinced that Woodrow Wilson the savior Of the human
race.
wag seems to have been Gompers
allowed into the sanctuary and they were able slip past
threshold virtue of Shiny covering perfectly adapted to such esence
The bub walings latest book
the original documents that our labor
has evolved new political m1s nw V% Of p00' gov
labor QfcialdOm has NOT evolved
political method that using the oldest of all political methods
ruling loyalty rewarded by minor
this is meant American but
ali falac that labor
ofadom policy industry is the ancient
Of voluntary cooperation with the bhe industrial base Of its political
wang quite plain trying to give spiritual character to the
% fb d & i He es to picture them as ever Wondering over
the weighy problems American trade unonm planning ceaseesy
proceeds low
Green the speakers mpnge ones consciousness Wag
waling says for instance in the forewOrd page 2:
during progressvm)
0 found a oD @ % % @ h m mediums @
tanning social ideals and needs beyond 1.-THE possibility OF individual reaa
and his henchmen during that
The world war engufed the American
and the lie to such apologies for reaction.
socialist training Waing realizes that he cannot
the official policies and leaders of the American Federation Of Labor
actually alliance with the CAPT
ta and loyal the capitalist system He smells the stencil Of
Augen
drown it in the perfume of his sophistry.
Wang speaking ofaldom
talsm:
consequence position
at
doubdy abors position which, hastily analysed might
Federation of Labor that stands square for the de-
Tense and of the existing order and for its development
improvement"
This like about which there could
possibly be misunderstanding Anyone knowing the leadership Of the
A. of and its role the labor imperialism the ranks of
the workers that this exactly what
But how does Wlng explain it? By the following of utica
reasoning
1--WE might conclude that the Federation for the capitalist s
did that American labor regards the existing order
fundamentally partially
talsic" Emphasis mine)
capitalists polluted pure
This thoroughly reacona and of ustes the abandonment
Of the class struggle by denying that exists There is no capitalist y
such thing as the class struggle
this the evil
nce? Then read further the where Wang Mary
cards "A Short History of the American Movement official
aes that after the M Gomp and the Federation adhered with
erng their established policy of accepting the capitalist system
md bargaining with it."
Wng mission He gloss the of Amer
labor leadership show that has social conception other than
make difficult that these
eaders merely fools or to show them loyal servants of American
capitalism.
wang
says
the truth that the Federation does not bargain with the capt
1t
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ALFRED WAGENKNECHT.
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walling has done a good jOb-but no

An interesting sdelght the in which the labor
under the leadership Of Wang deal
of VOL The motives which these leaders step
hat sitting attempts strengthen the movement) clearly
in the folowing
Boohart explained Progressive Conf
he Cleveland Conference had been organized according its pres
William H. Johnston, chief OF. the Machnists
radicals and socialists in the labor open conferences
the radicals would be times ounumbered greh
and reliable part of the labor unions TO SOUND AMERICAN
FORM IN THE OLD PARTIES and cooperation with the farmers
phasis mine.)
"a sound American platform according this authentic nterpe
only platform which the parties American capit
We willing to take Wangs word for this Again his ideh
as intriguing agents of Americas punderbund.
The book contains the best collection compiled
the rottenness and reaction Of labor oado for this
valuable for conscious Of the labor
Written by individual who knows the class struggle about
who eayng the working the book Of the best
of prostitution for the Qualification of prostitutes that have
countered
nyryN
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and remains in the lineup. only
through sheer courage.
Ossie Bluege crawled back into
the lineup yesterday and a. he
stole base may be said to have
recovered the use OF his wrenched
knee. However he is not hitting
and is slight Improvement over Bob
Reeves.
The sparkplug Of the Griffs Of
tense is gone with Goose Goslin on
the bench and not till he returns in
condition to begin pounding the ball
will that offense look like much. Of
anything. The Jersey man 10 stiIl
weak and pale, but may begin light
work today. He can hardly wait
for the word to resume his position
ana believes Mike Martin q worse
tyrant than Ivan the Terrible, or
ne would II ever heard Of old Ivan.
Bob Burke. the silver southpaw,
finished yesterdays game and
looked good in the eighth when
with runners on second and third
and two out, he famed McCurdy
Tor the final death of the day for
the White Sox. that was Z good
TEST Tor the youngster.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-12
Tennis Critics Say
Helen Wills Is
AT Greatest

NEW YORK, May 12.-Tennis
experts agreed today that Miss
Helen Wills, former national
woman champion, is . more
formidable player than ever be-
fore in her brilliant career. In
two practice sets with Elmer
Griffin, q fellow Californian, at
Forest Hills yesterday she
demonstrated that she has
strengthened her back-hand con-
siderably, is quicker in her
court covering than formerly
and has developed q speedy
overhead stroke.
Following a final practice
match today Miss Wills will sail
for England tomorrow night to
compete in the all England
tournament.
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EASTERN HIGH
PLAYS To TIE

Fourteen innings were required
and then a decision was not reached
when Eastern High. School and
Georgetown Prep teams meet at Gar.
rett Park In their scheduled game.
After five overtime innings the game
was called, with the score a..
McCaffery's pitching and batting
featured for Georgetown, while Cos.
sett and Quinn did mound duty for
the Lincoln Parkers. Quinn pitched
ten innings and allowed but six hits
Central High School scored over
Navy Plebs at Annapolis, Nd, win
ming the game through the master
full pitching OF Horace Duffy, s to /.
Central hit the ball at will and
sent Beauer from the box after bonn
harding him for eight innings.
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Babe Ruth Behind Old
Record Of 1921
For Home Runs

NEW YORK, May 12.-In
1921, his record breaking year,
Babe Ruth made his eighth
home run on May Z in the six
teenth game. Yesterday. May
II, he hit his eighth homer Of
the current season in the twenty
fifth game.
New York and Chicago are
monopolizing home run honors
this year. Gehrig Of the YAM.
KEGS follows Ruth with seven
homers, while Hornsby of the
Giants and Wilson and Webb of
the Cubs have made six each.
The Cubs and the Yankees have
each made twenty homers and
the Giants nineteen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-12
QUANTICO ADDS
To VICTORIES

Quantities. Marines traiied Catho-
lie University for six innings and
then got busy. Three runs in the
seventh put them ahead and from
there on It was cinch. the Devil
Dogs winning. 8 to 4.
re was the 18th victory In rs
games for QuanficO and the sec.
Ond over Catholic University.
Captain Ereeny led the Marines
attack with three singles. He scored
two runs. Foley was star for the
Cardinals. Among his three bingIes
was q triple.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-12
COBB FLARE
CLOSED

DETROIT, May 12.--Although
expressing regret that Ban Johnson,
president Of the American League,
did not see fit to ''hear both sides
Of the case Connie Mack, manager
Of the Athletics today declared that
he regarded the action of Johnson
In filming Ty Cobb and AL Simmons
5000 each as q closed incident. The
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-12

Cobb was taken to task for "lack
Of intelligence" In brushing against
the umpire. simmons was described
as young outfielder. plainly lack.
ing In knowledge OF the American
Leagues established customs"
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LEADOFF lob DIFFICULT

Members Of Connie Mack's team,
asked to explain Eddie Collins APP
parent batting slump, point out that
his assignment as lead-off = man
forced him to reform habits OF years
and play q waiting game at bat.
This is something entirely new to
Eddie.
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BOND ISSUE o. K. ASKED

The Erie Railroad today asked
the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion for authority to issue $50, 0O0,-
900 Of refunding and Improvement
mortgage 8 per cent gold bonds.
The issue already has been sold by
J. p. Morgan and Company.
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johnson, in . letter to Mack,
attributed much Of the disturb
ance In Philadelphia TO . s'Iack
Of fairness. intelligence and
true craftsmanship on the part
Of the Philadelphia management.
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GRIFFNEN F[OUNDERING
BADLY IN CHICAGO
BY Louis A. Dougher

CHICAGO ILL., May 1.-THE Grfs going
win of their four games from the White Sox
the frosty country this their leading hue
without
small confidence behind hurer Bucky Harris happens
for todays third contest.
Ray sha has considerable advantage his foes today he
the redubtabe Ted Bankenp ready oppose per-
formers General Crowd George Murray Fred Mabery
Braon of the Washington quartet
start and Is bad bet that all win
fhao ~ tho ~noIoo