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WANTED--SALESMEN.
frxrAk,,ruA

statesmen Unusual opportunity for htrh-
.fync man to make snlea connection @ith
well established organization. GIVE details
Of past employment and telephone number
Address Box TIC, Star ONCE.
statesmen IA. ambitious. tof our eieftri"
appliance dept See Mr.. Ives am, 5th
floor educational deptt, Fainis HovHl Inc
18th and G SITS. NV.
SAIESMEN--A service proposition that IL
right and going good here ~ WhahiuHton
For appointment give experience and phone.
Address Roy 3aC Star office ~
Real l.Statct Salesman Wanted
by old established active broker and de-
,velnpcr Must have car; should have rynr-
rtencf character and willingness 70 ~6ik
essential See sales manager. to 10 30 "a m
CUAS. ID. SAGER. Rcaltor.
Main 80 g2l i4th n W.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
lEnr,Ainaannh

PAPERHANGrEC, painting. plasterlng and
interior decorating VIM. A. Little, 3io 9th
-. ny. Phone Franklin 1854.
PIANO TUNING. 50 so We specialize in
our estimates Prices reasonable. Skilled
mechanic WORK guaranteed Sanderson-
Schaeffer CO. ga II St ne. Lin, 1857
ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING. guttering,
Spoutinps reasonable prices Col. 1917, day
or night Ajay Roofing Co. 1889 KaI. I'd.
WEATHER STRIPS. Coco metal; thev
viii oGtiaSt your building: low Summer
prices now. Call Col. 9l35 till 730 pm
Fcathcr strIppiuE Butter & Son. 1851 Good
Hope rd Lincoln lOi23
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s:95--wGy Sehenectady-~;90
$40 Musical proeram.
T:S0-Concert,
l20--Orgau recital
10 .00-~DanGe program.
sssI--WBZ STANDARDIZATION
z Demonstration hour.
n0-OrcheStra,
630-OrGan recital
700--Hum Strum, Open Mike.
SS0--Accordion Quartet
900-Dance music
sI6.e--wTAG worcester--Sso
S4s-Bcan knights; studio,
63G--Overture,
7.o0-Studio program.
.3O-Lewtsohn Stadium concert,
ss6.a-CKCL Tcrontc--sie.
II GOA - Orchestra.
4Si.S--CFCA Toronto--s90
{ 90 Musical program.
500 Music.
SOUTHERN.
"e6a-wwNC A>heviiie--,,e'a
nn-OrcheStra
I,Nn-nInncr music.
l:5.n--N>R Atlanta---Gya
7oO-~Sundsy school lesson.
lSu-~MuSIc.
y.I0- Dance orchestra.
II ,40--heuhead GIup,
SIo.;--wJAX JacksonvilIe--Ss0
II Is Organ recital
700--Stuolo programs - hours.
~ Vu--LJanCe muse.
S"2.t-WHAS LouiSviIie--93e
so Demonstration hour.
o.uu---Stuoio program,
7l5-Talk on business,
Il 3H---StuQtO concert.
9;O0--Greater Louisville Entertainers.
Sss9-wSM Nashviile--s9o
7is-Talk on business.
S.aH~Dnner concert.
2.00-Barn dance pro6ram.
.a6.a--wSMB New orlesns--i.oIa
30--Concert,
10 30-Theater hour.
CENTRAL.
ssG-KYw Chicago--S;o
q.00-Organ
J.uu~- SiuInper music.
iss.3-WLw Cincinnati--;o0
2:30-Demonstration hour
6tS--Mona Motor; organ; talk.
i.30--DanCe orcheStraS.
.30--HaWaiIanS
9.no--Mell and Dell
;30--Gondo|ricS,
10 .l0--SwiSs Gardens Orchestra.
10 30--Cino Singers.
II Colour OF dancins.
ssts-wsAI Cinctnnsti--sSa
Fiddler: scrspbook.
6:00-Safety Club; dinner music.
7.00-~MuSic
s:00-Corcert.
9:2a--Dance music.
10: G0-Theis Orchestra,
II 00-Studio frolic.
s99.s-wTAM CIeveiard-5sa
:00-~orchestra.
7:00-Orchestra.
S:00-Aigerians.
e.00-Reveiers.
t0.00-Orchestra
4ie.9-WCX-WJR Dstroit--6sa
2:3o-Demonstratton hour,
6:00-Focal and features.
7:0o-Orchestra; music appreciation
7:30--Music.
B:3n-MuSlc.
o:00-Dance music.
10 .oo-Chain Cans,
sse1-wWJ Detreit--sSa
i:00-Organ recital
4.00--GypSy Rarons.
s.0o-Dinner music.
7:30-Concert,
s:20--Dsnce music,
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sa,.s-wEAr New ycrk--eio
2oo-PernaSsuS Trio.
90 Musical varieties
40a-MarionetteS.
4So--Bill and Jane
S.00-Waldof Astoria Orchestra.
observation-disclosures.
1.00-Soprane
T.30-Iewisohn Stadium concert
9,20--Dance music,
4si.S-WJZ New Ycrk--Gso
iss Merry Three.
INSTRUMENTATION hour.
S.S0-Galaehers Orchestra
&.o0-~Ideal Trio
@;So-Stu0lo programS.
S.00-BartelrS Orchestra,
6,00-St. Rcsis Orchestra,
63o-Oraan recital
I,l5--Talk on business,
7;S0-Leider recital
SN-~KeyStona SNuo.
--McdltcrsanCanS
i0o0--Slumber rluSlc.
asa.s-WoR NcwarS~-;io
2.00-Plano: feature.
80 RoSeisnd Orchestrs.
S.iS--Dlnner concert.
6.i0-Dancc orchestra.
1.G0~Barnhart' Band,
s00--AStor Orchestra.
3p--Blc time,
9.00-Aildeventng ORGAN.
,Se-RomancerS.
l0:0s-Paramount Orchestra.
s;sE-wPG Atlantic City-t.ioo
5 45-~Oraan. dinner music.
SO0-Dance music.
30 Concert orchestra
O0-Dance music y hourSi
sSa5--wBAL BaItimore--i"So
G.Sa-Dinner music.
1;t5--Talk on business,
S 0o--WBAb ensemble.
.00--MaryiancerS.
SOS s--WEEI RoSton--i9a
5 4s-Rean Knights
3o-plano: musical
100--keystone Duo.
: 30-Concert.
2S-Bridee talk.
4ss.I-wNAC Rostou--6i0
0o-Ted and His Cans.
S.00-Dinner dance,
6 3o-Talk; piano.
: 00-Walsll'S Orchestra
90 Rhodes on the PawtuXet
o0-State Ballroom Orchestra,
sGs.S-wGR BuifaIo--9go
so-Lcwisohn Stadium concert
sis-l-wMAK BuHalo-S5o
3o-como Orchestra.
s 30-Sagamore Orchestra.
Q 20-Orgsuist
10 00-Ciaivin's Commanders
sss.t-wTIC Hartford-S6a
s0-New York concert
Q 20 Bond Dance Orchestra
saai-wABC New Yerk--e;a
Il 90 Afternoon musicals
S0n-Muslc and features,
si5-Quartet, piano.
6.45-Dance 0rChcstTas.
e:00-Two hours of dancing.
eso.;--wCAU PhiladeIrhia--i'i'e
S.Sa-Orchsstras.
6.3o-Daily News hour
73n-JewiSh World program
800 Moonlight sail.
8:30-Orchestra.
Q nn-An old post.
9:Sn-Tea Garden Orchestra.
:l5.6-KDKA Pittsburgh--s'o
2.3n-Damonstration hour.
3o--WeStinGhouSe Band.
s .3n-Radio Club organ.
7:fs-Talk on business.
7:3o-WJ2 program
6:30-Mnsic,
4sS6-wJAR Provideuce--6Sa
i2i9-Studio program.
T.lo-Musicsi program.
: 30-New York concert.
$50 s-WHAM Rochester-la8a
23o-Demonstration hour.
s30-Dinner music.
7:3o-Theater program
S.45-ConceTt pianist
q0o-Organ recital.
l0:o0-Dance program
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Gypsies Must Settle Down,

Gypsies are to be banished from
Hungary They must settle down in
fixed ahodes and take their places as
responsible subjects OF the country.
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SITllATION--.~MAIE

BAKER OF long experience In rolls, and sweet
stan Anthony Tell las st NV go
ROnkKREpER and credit man desires
Renee capable af taking oharge OF entire
office Address nox a6C. star once So
CHAUFFEUR, eolored s wears III last place
will stay ntahts city references 1890
church Sc NV y howlrs. Pot ROAR
CHAUFFEUR eelaled wants position With
private family OF commercial Phone lin
coin 4aaA,J, a7s
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1917 MINE WAGE SCALE
RETAINED IN SOUTHWEST
New Contract Consummated Be-
tween Workers and Oper-
ators' representatives.

By the Associated Press
KANSAS CITY. August 25.--The 1917
wage scale was retained as the basis of
new wage contract contaminated last
night between mine workers repre-
sentatives and officials of the South
western Coal Operators Association, W.
l.. A. johnson, commissioner for the
latter group. announced at the close of
conference which lasted several DAYS
Under the agreement. which waS
signed by representatives of both sides.
the miners will receive SIS a day wages
for day work The contract becomes
effective on September and expires on
April /, 1881.
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WANTEn--SAI.ESMEN.

aALEEMEN Two men for our Chevrolet
sales force men who are hOstiefs and not
afraid OF work and long $ can earn a
good income, the men g amt must he
well known locally damml basis. must
furnish own transportation See Nil Ban
ins, sales msr, Owens Motor Co. daaa Ga
ave.
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HELP-FEMALE.
GIRL to answer phone and welcome clients
in beauty salon. 1903 Conn. ave- second
floor. %
GIRLS, over 10, for Saturday work, ili3
II st. ne
LADY, young, capable OF taking charge of
Once, Must be expert typiat. Good CORE
Spondcnce clerk. Give phone number, Ad-
dress Box &c, Star Office IS
LADY. young ambitious and diligent. is Of
executive position must be willing to leave
washington for three months; of1cei expert
perience Address Box 435R Star office
LADIES 20. white, young, attractive to
work evenings. Apply simpsons Mooefh
Pharmacy, 7th and r. J. ave, h.W.--------.
tical. FOR permanent position; TO stay
with baby one north old RefersnceS re-
auired Address Box lac, star Once 90
OPERATOR, switchboard, for apartmss dt
343-z. Star Office. --
sEAMSTRESs-Steady work. Apply s2a 7th
ST. NV. --
STARCH WORK MARKERS, experienced.
Bcramann's Laundry. 623 q st. NV.
STATIONERY CLERK. permanent position
for competent andsexperienced person. pref pref.
erabiy with knowledge Oh engTa' .afary st ave
pected Address Box 453-Z Star Office
TEA-LEAF READERS for entertainment in
tea room. Address Box 45l-1' Star Once
TYprsT- SECRETARY. young. in newspaper
offce rapid. correct copying required at
tractive position for applicant willing to
start at moderate wages. state experience
age references. salary expectations Ad-
dress Box 1907, Star Once.
WAITRESS. white. experienced; reference
required 1893 @ st. NV.
WOMAN. experienced. to MANAGE ladies' tea
room. Apply at Country Store, 444s Conn
ave- TO pm. 25'
BooKKEEPER, THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED: ONE WHO CAN TAKE COMPLETE
CHARGE OF SET OF CORPORATION
BOOKS: ALSO KNOWLEDGE OF TYPE
WRITING. REFERENCES. APPLY s2l i4th
MARKERS
experienced: good salary Apply Chevy
Chase Laundry, Chevy Chase. Md
CAN EARN S. AN HOUR
selling Xmas cards The most beautiful
line IN America and We pay unusually large
commissions; cards sell on sight. We de
liver and collect. Call in person or write
Sample book free Open evenings for your
convenience Process Engraving Co. 1877
National Press Bids. itth and SITS. W
SALESWOMEN.
Capable, energetic Young
women OF good character for
ready-to-wcar department. Nd
dress Rox 547-I. Star office.
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uEr,p--MaIE AND FEMALE.

MARKERS, assoftarS and press operators,
white ABBY Mi Scott, Dupont Laundry,
1888 Sherman ave. -
gf1lIcITORs two easy sales, good pay
Room 307 Stewart bids, 9th 81 II nv =
la III a n, 90
fa2a Al ST NV Two unfurntshed rooms
for eaOfed man and wife, honest and re-
liable Rem by hOuseWork
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S,TIIATION-fEMAF.i

COMpTOMETER OPERATOR . years e/2fII
ficucs. desires day OF evening worn. 1a''
GA 3245
G1RI. iinht cplDrch, neat. wants h9tei "9i"
OF public work OF any kiud. 1919 t}''e H."
th'ru Nsar-
lady OF refinement viii act as chapeion
Tor fraternity OF sorority IN c&ciai."r GO! !oi
room and board Address Bon &C sta
Office
LADY, yo:Ina. would bike TO tntoI or coachi
children ~. tie COMING tttf'' 80"
Cleveland 227
lady. young. stcnoeraphef. desires "h9e
ar mart dime work Experienced. References
Address Box 1871. StaE office %"
TYPING or clerical work. Three years ex1
perenCe. Speedy and accurate. Also 700"
penman Call Franklin 1903 20
WANT MANAGEMENT FIRST glass apartment III,
Woman. accustomed 10 meeting ara haIGddtH~
public Address Box 468-z. Star Office "
WOMAN. colored, Virainiau. desires general
housework. Can stay nleht5. 6ood c"'H'
1852 r st NV.
WOMAN. youne married Catholic, desires
resident manaaerShip Of modern ants. E0al-
ness education L. also rrgiStefcQ HtGst'
Address Box 7O-C. Star Office %
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HEI.P--DOMESTIC,


COOK and general housework. CITY refer
snces. S4S u month, 1880 Mass, ave.
COOK aud general houseworker. References.
Can stay OF so home nights Adams 1864,
1919 Varnum st. n "
COOK and general houseworkcr. To stay
nights. Casl Wisconsin 1881,
COOK, nrst-claas Apply 48O5 Colorado
ave, NV ....---.---....
GENERAL HOUSEWoRkER, white, Ger
man preferred. Cleveland SAGA
HOusEkEEPER. white. settled, middle ased,
a widowed mother preferred, III small apart
mrnt, Tor employed mother and child
years stay most nights references Inquire
Sunday morning North ff10-W ah'
MAID, white Protestant, over 30 to wait on
table and do homework i'll home, centrally
located Family OF Comfortable room
and bath, furnished Must sleep IN house
CURED Address poS a4O-z star once
MAN AND WIFE or two girls for small
family. one must be tnueoughlS competent
cook, other should he experienced IN SEW
iue; must have good references, comfortable
quarters high wages, Write your expert
enee and interview Will he arranged Adj
dress Box SIC, Star Office, 81
MAN AND WIFE Mau as chauffeur and
hnn6ewurker, und wife cook good wages
ST u.w
WOMAN settled. for COOKING and house
work Experienced STAY nights, Sli week
" Phone Cleveland asia,
WOMAN, white, reliable, middle- AGED. for
housekeeping III small home, small family
references Cleveland A2a7~I
WOMAN, refined white. general hOuSework
and plain c0nkinn for small family, stay
nights. Decatur lSa~W IS
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GIRL. colored. wishes paft-time DAY %olh
o. small bundle washes al nome. ~, ~.
Washington, 12i 10th st Sc %
CIr}T. coiored, reliable. wants NURSING OF
liaht homework Apply SOC NJ 81. NV.
Girl, desires days or part~jtue work MOI H.
Inr or afternoon. Decatur 2024
arr. ro1ored. high school. wants lob after
school Saturdays and SUNDAYS. CaH F"' III
9302-J for particulars.
r;TRI. reliable wishes work as Genera
hniisework OF part time. 1910 25th 81. NV.
HOUSEKEEPING by refined widow 70 nc as
one OF family No laundry kndR Ely
phone number VIII go in suburbs. &C
dress Box 35-C, Star Office. .----
WIDOW. middle -aeed. capable desires ii9l pos
tion in widoWcrS home with chlidren a.
ecnaraI honseEceper or elderly couple. Sub
urban preferred Address Box 58-C. S25ar
Office -
WOMAN wants work by day or washlng ana
ironing to take home. Address 1914 So
NV
WOMAN white clean. strong. c%celiehl cook,
wants position first class punhc or pf4Fs1F
place; good WAGES, Franklin 5ll',
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
IIELP---FEMALE.

sTFNOGRAPHERS -s25 wk. No charge
unless placed Washington Employment EZ-
change pa National Press Bids. l9th e. F.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST -. 1923.
letters. hcvc right
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RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS


TONIGHT,
500 Waldorf Astoria Orchestra,
dinner music WEhF. WEEi.
WRC WcAE. WV.
q 90 PennsylYanians dance nu~
sic WEAF, VITO.
T.f5-TaIk on Business, by Dr.
julius Klein WIZ. WEAL,
WHAN. KDKh. WLW. KYW.
WHAS. WRC. W8M
z 60 Lewisoi1n Stadium Concert,
New Philharmonic symphony
Orchestra ~- WEAF, WEEl,
VITO. WAR. WRC, W0Y.
WGR. WcAE. WWJ, WSAIs
WTAC
9 20 Van Steeden's Dance Or
eiaestra -WEAF WV, WSAI,
WSE. WRc. WCAE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-25

Poland has patriotic movement hav-
ing as its object the use of automobile
bodies that are made at home.
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SALESMAN. young, energetic. to solicit
husirrss for lumber and mlllWork nrm'
builders; must have car. Address BOX &C.
sstar aetrs 20"
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WANTED by national bank, runner; must
he neat accurate and good penman, state
age, salary expected and reference. Address
Box a7J~y Star Office.
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YOUNG MAN. II to 10 years old. for gel-
rral once work and switchboard operator
Address In own handwriting, giving age
reference experience and salary expected
pav an. n Star nf1CP
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CHINA AND GLASS
PACK ERS.
Two Experienced Call Main l2gi Mon

Two Experienced Can Main l3oi Mon
day morning ......---.....-.... .-.-
CAN EARN S. AN HOUR
selling Xmas cards, The mest beautiful
tine In Amer iea and We pay unusually LARGE
commissions cards sell Oh sieht We de-
liver aud collect Gail ~ person az write
samnle book free open evenings for your
convenience Process Enetavlns Co, il83
National Press Bids. lith ANA SITS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-25

FURNITURE-~Au hish-ciaSS. new mohair
and solid nlahogany, and tiXtuceS for room,
kitchen and bath apartment, complete wan
dishes. rags. furnishings. etc. Owner ieaV-
ing city Worth over $500 90, will Sacytacs
for S36S 90 cash. 2l27 CALIFORNIA; ST. Apart
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SHEET METAL, WORKER for body and
fender work Dick Murphy Inc lf2S hhlo~
rama I'd, NV. .
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

m YOU CAN INVEST si35 and pay for
same within one year. you may secure IN
interest IN d local Industrial banking COM
pauv which has paid the investors 1917 each
years since it started business years ago.
Address Box 203-X, Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-25
Personal.

The rate under heading Of PERSONA
Is 3 cents ner line addliiooal 20 '"e
regular tine rate
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ROnKKEEpE

YOUNG MEN a. for sales work experience
good pay. 821 Alhee Bid9.,
aver KaItbfx TheateT
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C;IRI, to answer phone and welcome clients
in beauty salon 1903 Conn. ave, second
floor. %
GIRLS, over 49, for Saturday work. lib
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HDONINt AND BOAPDING mouse WItDin
waking distance Of public BUILDINGS. Al
looms filed VIII sell outright OF consider
partner. No dealers. Address Boz 97-C,
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BEAUTY PARL0RS.
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

TFy NATALIE permanent wave, 50.
y ore No extras t3l7 + st. nv. FRANK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-25

MANUFACTURING all eur shades enables uS
20 givr better values; opaque shades. e9c
Holland shades 2Ac aud Csc; small additional
charge for t&StaitUe A kiEERIAiF CO.
INtS tttn .I4 n ~ = fp,eciN eco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-25

FURNITURE ~ LraVing city; must sell ~
Sept | complete twins room, bedroom ana
Kitchen SELL en- suite or single pieces. Phone
Main s00S Art 8. TAO X st. NV, Can De
seen any E{tpF p"
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PARTY willing TO put small amount of cash
sqraatlnatton viii realize exceptionally
nigh rot"~a ana share in business. Write
Tor aHo~ tr~- Mt to 90 through plant Ad-
rjraee. pa H%4-% Star office
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SEEMING MACHINES prophead Stnser, sih
New Home zlA STANDARD, slAi New Ideal
$40 others at 50, all gaar New machines
81 mo Reatlng and repailing Open evenings
2 Y Sew Meh ahon, sls "a ave sc. Z efe
tCentinWsd On Next Pasal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-25

STORE. STOCK. good business dwelling. ~
acres truck or chicken farm. near state
road Il miles to ID C. line; $1,000; third
cash or don't answer Address Boz So,
star Office 26'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-19
.Oil Company Prepares
 To Utilize Waste Gas

BARTLESVILLE, Okla. June 19-The oil industry soon will vie with the packing trade, which utilizes everything of the pig but the squeal."
 A new type of refinery. which will extrect gasoline from lean gas, is being built by the Phil. lips Petroleum company in Hut crimson county. Texas. Because of it's low gasoline content this grade of gas has been regarded as worthless. It is found in large quantities in the gas fields of the Texas Panhandle.
 Economy of operation will be stressed in the operation of the new plant. Designed for a maxi mum gas volume of 60,000,900 GU bic feet daily, the refinery will operate on the well pressure sys tenn, which eliminates the neces sity of engines foi pulling vacuum and for compression, thus saving in capital investment and main tenance costs.
 Utilization of lean gas is made possible by the large scale upon which the refinery will be run.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-19
BANNERS VISIT HERE ENROUTE
 WESTERN AREA
D. w. Branch and H. B. Friele Will Fly from An
 chorage to Bristol Bay

Headed for tne wide open spaces of the Bristol Bay district where the red salmon either bring joy to the canners if they are in abundance, CT grief if they arc scarce, D. w. Branch, head of the salmon department of Libby, McNeill and Libby, and II. B Friele, general manager of Nakat Packing Corporation, visited Ju neau today while the Yukon, on which they are travelling, was in port. Both are optimistic oyer the outlook and hope for a good season in all branches of the can ming industry.
 The two will go to Anchorage and from there by airplane tc Bristol Bay. In this manner they can cover the distance in about three hours while it would take ten days or two weeks in the or dinary course of travel.
 They expect to spend most of the fishing season in the Terri tory. After about 30 days in Bris. tol Bay, they will return to South. eastern Alaska to visit the plants of their respective companies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-19
BRUSH FIRE TODAY

A brush fire on the hillside be- low the residence of J. r. Mullen called out the fire department shortly before 3 o'clock this after. noon. No damage was done, and the blaze was quickly ext.ngu.sk. ed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-19
BUSCHMANN RETURNS TO CANNERY: PLANS
 VISIT TO INTERIOR

Joining Mrs. Busehmann and their daughter Katherine. who are passengers on the steamer Yukon, August Buschmann. President Of the Deep Sea Salmon Company left today for Port Althorp after spending two days here. Mrs. Buschmann will remain at Port Althorp until the end of the can. ming season.
 If possible MT. and Mrs. Busch mann and their daughter will visit interior Alaskan points early this Fall. For many years they have had in mind such a trip and their present intention is to carry cut the plan this year. They ex- pect to go via Whitehorse and Dawson and thence down the Yu kon and Panama Rivers to Fair banks and probably out over the Alaska Railroad to Anchorage and Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-19
NORTHWESTERN IN
 ON WAY TO SITKA

The Northwestern. Capt. Jock Livingstone, reached here at 1 o'clock this morning after making a trip to Skagway and Haines. F. P. Pond and Miss Florence Barnett were arrivals here on tho steamer
 Those sailing on the Northwest. ern, when sine left at 9:30 a. m. for the States via Sitka, were: for Seattle-Miss Theodora Bud. win, Mrs. B. Alstead, Carl Al stead, Judith Alstead Rubin Lc win, J. w. A. Moeller and wife, Robert Moeller, Nels l4icne, George Shebalin and Tody Tweed; Lizzie Kunz, Mrs. Kunz and Miss Kunz for Sitka; Fred Otto for Ketchikan.
 Shipments on the boat from the Juneau Cold Storage Company wharf Included 25 boxes of hali- but, 14 boxes of salmon and one tierce of mild cure, all sent to the San Juan Fishing and Pack ing Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-19
MARGNiTA IN TODAY

Motorship Margnita, Capt. H. M. Peterson, arrived in port at 2 o'clock this afternoon with the following passengers for Juneau: Herman Scow, A. M. Wilson. F. D. Benson and Jeff Jensen from Red Bluff Bay; MT. Clark. Martin Olson and MT. and Mrs. D. H. Friedman from Baranof; Sally Lundie from Port Alexander: Lyle Beighly from Chichagof; Steve Chugley and H. R. Ensign from killisnoo; Charles Williams from Hawk Inlet; l.. l.. Wheeler from Hoonah; Sam Paulika, Lawrence Beck, Bodi Wlasik, Pete Mando- vich, Ed Patzold, Conrad Ander- son and w. s .Pekovich from Funter Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-19
CHARLOTTE HAS
 EIGHT FOR HERE

Princess Charlotte, making the first trip to Alaska this season, and due this afternoon or early this evening, has a full load ol tourists and the following pas sengers for Juneau; Charles R Settlement, Raymond Luce, Leon ard Arness, George Thomas. Jack son M. Olson, Mrs. E. c. McKech. nie, Miss A. M. Quinn and Wi. liam Cockburn.