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WANTED-SALESMEN.

BIG 1927 OPPORTUNITY booking orders for
guaranteed tees shrubs. etc: cash weeBi " !;
Brothers Co: Geneva. n. Y. Est. ISL.
LARGE concern desirss two statesmen on
Can We to 'T ses you L. Rgo6Si"s. 0Hsaa
MEN. 2. of ability TO sell Chambers Fire.
less Gas Ranges. Liberal drawing account
See Mr.. Adams. Amoss & Dowsley. Inc
SALES REPRESENTATIVE S--The, Luttrell
the highest type. capable of making good
a. nes ss Me- mig
18th and Rhode Island ave. SUNDAY.
ssA SALE our Washington ofl s;f
sss o today Is serrs ra.nf 7s se st. mn sl
sALEsMAN--To call on local grocery store
trade, trade; reppesenting Soft Drink Co Car fur d
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sorry, hardware and general mercantile trade
man Address Box 4SSk 0s ssar oes ave
SALESMAN, experienced radiator cover
good opportunity for right party. Address
Box 221-k. Star office. %
s SAIL 20 longer ppnaGGveioas pa.
each: one man sold g one hour; treniesdoas
s04 NOTTINGHAM Bldg. Boston
Statesmen sell printing: 40eo ,commission
PAID PAD daily; Lowest prices; wonderful man nam
free Merchants Association, $40 SO. Dear.
born: Chicago.
sALEsMEN-Sell automobile seat covers.
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on drug. confectionery;
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222 Summit St. Boston. Mass:
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all stores. $500 only tremendous demand
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applicant must own car and. state fully past
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With spsa.y s,o
1925 weekly commissions with our new, I'M
usual adysrtisng trade boosting plan Many
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known Washington business men; is similar
plants In emnently successful operation In
personal help IN closing sales. Apply Room
706. 1910 Vermont ave. 80
SALESMAN for stationery. 70. call on 81 IL
trade. one who knows something OF Dam fe
and worker. z. NJ. C0wie & Co.. 1900 n
STOCK AND BOND SALESMAN for building
and loan deal: big money IL you qualify. Ap'
ply $40 Investment Bldg. sales manager:
WANTED-Responsible salesman to. gel
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commissions. Rex Cigar Co. Shelby. n. G.
TT IS AN ESTABLISHED fact that the fully
and loan association are looked upon with
greater favor by the people at large than
any other selling proposition In America
The fact that such shares can be had on :, The
coupled with all building and loan associa.
ti0ns in the District coming under Govern.
ment supervision. makes it a very attractive
propositlon e statesmen. In this cpnnection
men. Our downtown sales 0faces are located
at 604-b Southern Building, in charge OF Mr.
Mcclure. who will lecture there Monday aft.
ernoon q 2 pm. on the history and workings
OF building and loan associations. See him
at that time.
SECURITY BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
210 yuyaatu1auf BUILDING
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CLRCULARS PROEIBITED

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
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Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld. as far as pos
sible. by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed TO box numbers in
care of The Star will be delivered
TO advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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HELP-MALE tCont,d).

MAN-Governmen employee preferred. for
profitable spare time sales work No com:
petition. Phone Main 944. between 3 and
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w A t r E S S, white, expert
enced; city references. Call at
n w. kirke ST.. Chevy Chase,
Md. Will pay car fare. ~
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WOMAN

MILLINERY SALESWOMEN.
The services of experienced
millinery saleswomen are re-
CURED for our millinery depart
ment and the French salon; ex-
cellent positions for those pos
sessing selling ability and per-
sonality. Apply to personnel
director. Frank R. Jelleff, Inc,
1216-122O F st.
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GRADUATE IN DECEMBER

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ton during July and August Fall term will
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from to everS Monday wednesday, and
Friday. Laboratory work to 10 Tuesdays
Night classes only. Tuition charge moderate,
Ii paid in advance. Bear in mind that you
may start in this month at no extra
charge.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
4O5 9th St. Main 1889.
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COMMERCIAL
REPRESENTATIVE
for
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Position offers excellent OPP
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Travelling expenses will be
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il reply, fully outline com
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ADDRESS NIB. p. o. BOX 3470.
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Washington Cadillac Co., 122O
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collecting of installment &C
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commission. Call ol7 F st. NV.
CLOCK AND WATCH
MAKER.
Must be thoroughly familiar
with both the Swiss and Amer
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Apply to
THE HEIGHT CO.,
Employment Office,
3rd Floor,
624 + St.
statesmen.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of high-grade statesmen
who are thoroughly experienced
in the following depts.:
DRESS GOODS,
SHOES.
Apply to
Employment Office,
3rd Floor,
THE HEIGHT CO.,
GA F St.
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FUUH FOSTIIONS.
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II may not be necessary to "tradc in" your old
house when purchasing For q direct
sale try advertisement in the Sale House col.
umn Of The Star. You may q picture Of the
property, which will make special appeal to pros
pective purchasers.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
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DOT OUT To
SAVE NAME
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cal profession that Dorothy Mackaye
is a darn good actress.
I'll say she IS.
If she ever stopped acting one.
from the time she was led. tren1b-
ling obviously. into the courtroom
on the arm Of her lawyer. until the
5 o'clock time limit excused her. l
don't know anything about women.
witnesses, or acting.
One thing is plain. Paul Kelly
can expect no help from Dorothy
Mackaye. Right or wrong, hot or
cold, she cares more about her
reputation than she does about his
neck. As far as she Is concerned.
she had nothing to do with this
matter at all. If Paul Kelly and
her husband got into a nasty fist
fight, and her husband died, and
they tried Paul Kelly for murder
she Is very, very sorry. Awfully
sorry. But 1t was no fault Of hers.
That's her sorry, and she going to
stick to it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13
BUILDERS URGE
| ROAD SAFETY

Three million persons were in.
jured and 100000 killed, one.third Of
whom were children, on the public
highways in the last five years, &C.
cprding to the statement issued by
the American Road Builders Asso-
citation, in launching their campaign
for highway safety today. The or.
ganization is meeting at its national
headquarters in the Earle Building.
1.-THE accident menace has In.
creased so steadily during the past
five years" said r. NJ. Arundel,
that "a casualty occurs every AZ sec.
onds on the highways, amounting to
more, annually, than the entire mum.
Der suffered by the American forces
in the World War.
Careful study has shown that the
greater number of accidents are due
to fatigue. and that more rnishaps
occur between 4:30 and $50 D. m.
than at any other two hours in the
day"
More than 200 are expected to at.
tend the association banquet TO be
held in the Mayflower Hotel, at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13
Held to Answer Charge
OF Aiding in Girls Flight

WEST CHESTER, Pa. May Ia
Lester Sinclair. aged q. Is in the
county prison here under 81 900
bail following a hearing before
Squire Paxson on the charges OF
stealing an automobile and aiding
an inmate Of an asylum to escape.
He Is alleged to have forced open
the bars on the women's ward Of
the Chester county insane asylum
az Embreeville last month, freeing
Miss Elsie Divine, aged IL. an in.
mate. The pair fled in a stolen
automobile and were captured at
West Orange. N. j.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13

$50 this evening, at which time
plans win be made for the 1928
Congress OF Road Builders, TO be-
held in Cleveland.
II. G.. Shirley. pesident Of the or.
ganization and chairman Of the Vir-
ginia State Highway Commission
presided at today's session.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13
M. /. 7. ALUMNI TO MEET

The monthly luncheon OF alumni
members Of the Massachusetts, In.
stitute Of Technology, now living In
Washington, will be held at the Uni.
versity Club next Friday at 1890
o'clock. F. II. Newall will speak on
Our neighbours, the Mexicans.','
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13

A safety razor that carries 20
blades In its handle has been in
vented. which elects q used one, re-
placing 1t with fresh one, without
touching either with the fingers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13
COOLIDGE TALKS
FLOOD RELIEF

he flood situation was discussed
q white House breakfast this
orning between President Coolidge
ina & number Of Republican and
Democratic Senators and Repre-
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sentatiyes.
The guests were Senator's Warren
(R.) of Wyoming Borah tR.l Of
Idaho. Broussard 3D. of Louisiana,
Oddie (R.) of Nevada, Gillett (R.l Of
Massachusetts,, Swanson D.l of Vir-
GINA, and Representatives Madden
R.l of Illinois, French (R.) Of Idaho,
Mapes (R.) Of Michigan. Johnson (R1
Of South Dakota, Black Cd Of
Texas, Bowman CR.) of West Vir-
ginia. and Faust (R1 Of Missouri,
and William Tyler Page. clerk Of
the House.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13

Il pumped into the aerial tanks with
electric power and spray chemicals
mixed automatically as needed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13

Tan towers have been erected In
orchards in Yakima, Wash, as sta,
tionary spray service stations. Water
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-21
ROads---By the u. S.

Go West young man. in automobile after the modern
fashion, and how will you travel?
Smoothly enough, paved roads, until you pass the
Missisppi then highways that vary from concrete
sand from passabe macadam to impossible mud rivers
adequately brdged and through rivers bridged ALL
along mountain trails wide enough for at time
until toward the end Of journey you hit upodae roads
again, and ride easily.
Good roads and bad roads, depending the progressive
and wealth Of the States you raversebut everywhere
you will encounter only LOCAL roads, that wind and twist
and pile up mileage the speedometer roads carry
north northwest SOUTH southwest for long distances when
the direction you WANT to 60 is WEST.
And you follow thousand detours around Robin Hood
barn maintain the general that shall you at
to your Far Western destination will demand many times
Why, in the Of millions of motorists doesnt this
great rich United States build at least straghtout wide
paved wonderful highway right its width from
to coast?''
That precisely what this great rich United States must
do-not ten years hence but NOW.
We have fooled along with Federal aid road scheme,
helping States to build highways which doesn't work very
we'll large proportion Of the roads improved are merely
graded sand clay gravel They paved permanent
unbroken trunk lines
Passage by Congress of similar to that intro
duced in 1926 called the Holiday bill would do what every
thinking American realizes should be done This bill pro.
des for the construction maintenance and regulation within
and by the United States of nationwide system durable
hardsurfaced post roads"
Through transcontnental highways United States built
owned regulated and maintained to boom transportation
stimulate the prosperity Of the naon-t your Congressman
we must have them speedily
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RELIABLE NEWS
By T. E. Powers
Copyright. 1927. New York
Evening Journal. Inc.
Kegistered q. 8. Patent 0ffioA.
BY DR.. Frank Crane

FTER his sweetie whom he had thought per-
lection in his counting days. he begins find fault with
n her.
We always criticize that with which very familiar
Boarding school find fault with their excellent lunches
simply because they have them every day. and boarding house
guests always criticize the food The food all right only they
have it too regularly.
After has his awhile
machine which he thought perfection faults he begins
remark them.
So it is with They the most thing in
the world We all read them day and the tendency
Nifty their faults.
reliable and that can't believe what the
They to think there competition the editors
suppress the truth
As matter of fact do their utmost facts
AS Mr. Hughes said the New Jersey Institute the other day.
believe what in the amazing degree
The newspaper industry is spending millions of dollars
gather the facts about everything that
everywhere"
There newspaper putting
forth such intense efforts to publish the facts
newspaper the
but its fundamental the The advertiser
doesn't get anything for his advertising unless he Of
readers, and circulation advertising
When the readers begin believe that the "
ing the truth they quit reading the and the advertising falls
off Therefore it in the interest of much
possible to publish the facts and it tries
1t is common saying that can't believe the weather prog
noscaor but really he is pretty nearly right all time
The of truth surprisingly high with the news
The average of truth is high is good deal
better depend the
hearsay and gossip which tendency magnify the facts
Copyright Mcclure
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FTER marries his sweetie, whom he had thought
lection in his counting days, he begins to find fault
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The knowledge Test For
Readers of The Times

Do you know: @Afd
l. What the first force mankind knew aboutf
e. What river is called the American Nile?
Who charge Of the American fleet at the Battle
of Manila Bay?
Who President nauguraed in the city Of
Washington?
g. For how long is q Congressman elected
g. How many sides has octagon?
z What is the chief of tides?
Match correctly:
s. Socrates statesman
g. Antoine Vatican philosopher
To- Alan Seegar novelist
H. Robert Kitchens poet
H. Edmund Burke artist
Find the word which is out Of place in each groups
10. Wolf-antelope- -salmon-horse.
IA. Tomahawk- -pistol-sword-
ID Measles-erysipeas- arnish-cancer-ring-w
is. Amedale- founder-sardine- lobster-halibut.
II. Dynamo chess-cataput- mimeograph-d ctaphone.
(See Magazine Page for Answers)
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Congress Must Place Lobbyists
In the Open

Congress soon to assemble here must do job of house
cleaning before session closes It is that OF putting into
the omen lobbyists Of all brands receiving compensation Tor
their services that Congress and the country may know their
connections if not their methods
One writer has described the swarms OF lobbyists as the
'Third House of Congress They brazeny prniciousy
active at all times The majority of members OF Congress DO
not know the truth as to activities and their connections
The public knows nothing unless the President states
man forces an investigation of lobbying processes which
seldom happens.
Hiram johnson comes out with charges that the Electric
Power Trust again prepared to spend immense of
money to defeat the Boulder Dam project any other ega
ton Congress that does not suit the mighty combination Of
electric power and electric interests in this country
Expensive offices will be maintained here and in New York
Il asserted and they will be in charge Of the who
freely quoted in American newspapers saying Il repre-
sent investment Of and we do not propose to
Let the Government enter the business at Boulder Dam
or elsewhere. The bill has chance to WILL NOT
pass as it is. If changed, it can go through"
Aside from the matter of Boulder DAM lobbyists DO
the halls Congress- visit committee rooms entertain
Of influence and get away with things the American people
would not tolerate i they knew the facts
be controlled They CAN be prevented from underground
work that is disgrace to the country
That they have the right present their affairs to Congress
is not questioned Every American citizen legitimate bust
ness has the right petition Congress- to present his views
there to other governmental agency No law will at
tempt to prevent that.
The paid lobbyists may reached by law requiring their
registration the Capitol Massachusetts and Wisconsin have
such laws and they reasonably effective.
Upon dockets entered the of all employed
legislative counsel agents These entries must include
the Of employers the residences and occupations
of the employees the dates Of employment agreements etc.
and the subjects of legislation engaged upon with the
titles and numbers Of bills
Lobbyists denied admission to the floors Of the lega
tive chambers cloak rooms reading reception
The Wisconsin law requires that legislative agents counsel
whose appear the Legislative dockets must file
within thirty days after the close Of session. complete and
detailed statements Of expenses under oath.
There suitable penalties for violating the provisions Of
these laws there should be.
The lead Of the conservative Massachusetts and progressive
Wisconsin could safely be followed by Congress should be
followed by that body.
The country entitled to know what interests attempt
ing to influence important legislation in Congress It is
entitled to LIGHT not darkness.