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File number. consignee and destination
commodity as billed. follow; .,.,u. Ind
/ drum earth paint. o,.,.
eRRi lSs5yJ w w Hoffman. Evansville. Ind.
5 drums W. E. paint in oil ,,...-s-.
R-S7-American Engine and touhors
Co.. Anderson. Ind, l box piston cru
RssEAtWeil Mfg. Co.. Chicago. H.,
boxes electric coasters. CT,
R-s1-Porter Steel Specially Co. Shell
byviile Ind. boxes carpet sweepeTS.
R-95-Federal Pure Food Co.. Chicago
R-s6MThe Beckett Candy Co., Shelby
oR RSs1co iSG Co.. Cleveland, Ohio
G RoieoLAme American Asbestos Prod. Co.
R-i0i-American Asbestos Prod. Co.
Cleveland, Ohio. 1 Dbl. and bucke'
E-io2I Henry Rogers, BrOOkyille. Ind.
Roios@C. Bryon Weaver. East Alton
Ill; oS caT ton peanuts peanut Food Co THIN
R9io8DFuiton Paint Co. Cleveland
Ohio, / drum paint. s...o. pod r.
Cleveland. Ohio. Dbl. and l kit cement
drums paint. / pkg. brushes; O..
Louis SiiI M 6 aSas Fo0 oP 9rSackets s'
R-lI5-Continental Salt Co.. Tiffin
Ohio. is bags stock salt.
Cleveland. Ohio. I case cement. cases
i2oEAmerican Asbestos Prod: Co.
Cleveland, Ohio, / drum and l bucket
'o RFs-tiH9ni-servei Sales Corpn.. Rushyille
Ind. / box unit for elect; ice box;
Cleveland. Ohio. i bucket paint.
R-i24-American Asbestos Prod. Co,
Cleveland, Ohio, q biol. and kit cement
R Ssis ESmGic Asbestos Prod. Co.
Cleveland. Ohio. / Dbl. paint.
R-127-American Asbestos Prod. Go,
oi sVias@Maste G Mechanics eoi mics Co. 6eve
land, Ohio: l pail paint lbt.,o. p,od n
c Sslu oa g. oil 6 s6l e ef%sns Ohio
R-is5@Master Mechanics Co., Cleve'
land ohi SSoio cans an pa. paint a,nt Co cleve
land. Ohio, empty drum. =.
R-l35-Standard Tilton Milling Co.. st
Louis Mo- ctpS auto register P5 Paper;
Ill. boz. notions and boxes chocolate
Cleveland Ohio, Dbl. paint, 49,,
lesion. Ill. cylinders Of skel. goods
R-I4iSEieGtric paint and yafnish Co,
0l cNR5A 9SlH qFus Stolen RSn' Paulding
CNR-s~M. L. Kiracofe. West Alexan.
dria, Ohio, P. o. Camden, Ohio. ! pole
R-143-Yarboy Incenerator Co., Chi
cago, Ill. crt. rubbish burner.
R-l44Fransco Laboratories. Chicago
R-i45MEIectric Chemical Co.. Cleye
land, Ohio. / drum boiler compound.
R-146--Reed Bros. Mattoon' Ill.
R-i47wMaster Mechanics, Cleveland
Ohio, / Dbl. paint.
The above mentioned shipments arr
being sold account being refused or ,un
claimed. charges due and unpaid and II
inspection Of the shipments may b.
made Thursday, Oct 25, 1928, between
a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
Persons claiming any of the foregoing
described articles will state to the under
ership, pay charges and take delivery
prior to date of sale.
Description of packages are COPIED
from freight or way bill. but neither thu
quantity or contents are guaranteed.
All bills are payable in cash or certi
fed check Immediately at conclusion o.
In addition to the above mentioned
articles. there will be many other ship
ments offered for sale at same time, con
Sisting of over and damaged freight. {
partial list of which will appear in al
Indianapolis papers for two or three day.
prior to date OF sale.
Freight Claim Agent
sol transportation Bldg.
indianapolis. ind
c. A. MILLS. Auctioneer.
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Barter and StDop

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Police dog; pedi-
greed; for what have you? 937 Healing
Ave.
KITTENS-Pedigreed Persian and grown
cat. to trade for Polly Parrot or what
have you. Ha 0480-R.
HAVE-Two lots in south indianapolis to
trade for small Oriental rugs. CARTMEL.
Ii, $685. or evenings HUI. 1858.
MAKE ,OFFER-6-rm md. bung., blk. car
& school. 116 S. 18th. Beech Grove.
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Suburban for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

A REAL BARGAIN BY OwNER-5-rm
bungalow, mod. except basement. cor
lot; will accept closed car in trade. Fo
interview call 3058 Newton st.
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Auction
PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION
THE CLEVELAND, GIN
CINNATI, CHICAGO & ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY CO., THE
CINCINNATI NORTHERN R.
R., THE PEORIA & EASTERN
R. R. AND THE EVANS
WILLIE, INDIANAPOLIS &
TERRE HAUTE r. R. CO.,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
AUCTION FRIDAY, OCT. 26,
1928. AT 9 80 A. NJ. AT THEIR
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STA
TION, CAPITOL AVE. AND
SOUTH ST, INDIANAPOLIS,
IND, THE FOLLOWING DE-
SCRIBED, WHICH HAS
BEEN REFUSED OR WAS
UNCLAIMED, UNLESS PRE-
VIOUSLY CLAIMED BY
RJGHTFTTU OWNERS.
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Storage and Transfer

E. 64th ST. w e. RODOCKER, Wa 1888.
BORNMAN TRANSFER co. CHI. SSH.
SATISFACTORY MOVING SERVICE.
RADIO TRANSFER CO.-Special rates on
overland hauling. Ri. 4757. Ri 6046.
BRITTON-Transfer: moving $3.50 a load;
large trucks; responsible men. DR.. 1915.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

CONCRETE BUILDING-32x75 and Broom
cent investment. owner. Ia. 1857.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
HEFETZ WANTS
'TALK|E' FOR
BRIDE

LONDON, Nov. 2. NY greatest
wish IS that my wife may make =
taking movie, so that all the world
nav know and understand how won.
derful she is.
This statement, spoken in the pas
sionate tones OF a newlywed, was
made here by Jascha Heifetz, the
world.renowned vioIinist. soon alter
he arrived here for concert tour.
He was deeply affected over the
necessity to part so soon from ms
bride. Miss Florence Vidor, the fa-
nous screen star, whom he married
secretly only a few weeks ago ~
New York.
Mr.. Heifetz has had a successlul
season in London, and he Is depart
ing shortly for recitals In q numper
~ cities on the Continent
Neither Florence nor I Is foollsn
enough to allow our marriage TO I'M
ferfere with our separate careers" "
Heifetz declared in an ii1tfrvleW.
1--WE both have our futures to con-
slider, and although It means that
We must be separated from each
other for six months Of the year,
wA intend to crowd enough happi-
ness into the months we are together
to make up for the months Of lone
ElineSs.'
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
Curiosity Costs Buyer
Pre- War Rye at us. Sale

Alexander Jerome seaman, at-
tended sale Of personal effects Of
seamen held in the United States
Barge Office. He needed suitcase.
50 when an alligator bag. was offered
bv 4. s. Price, chief deputy 81 the
United states Shipping CoWmission-
er's office, be bid up to .s2 and #
was his.
The weight of the bag excited
Jeron1e's curiosity to the point where
lie had to explore. The snaps were
thrown hack. the bag opened and
there before the sailors eyes were
five bottles of rye whisky naanufac.
fllred before the world war.
Before Jerome could get out Of tl1e
building with his prize, however
Col. William s. Conrow, IN charge ol
the inspection division. had him
stopped ana the bag taken away
The 81 Jerome had paid for It was
returned and Colonel Conrow disaI'
lowed his demand for Is each for
each Of the bottles
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
Births, Marriages and Deaths

Rose i. Alden, "a yeas. isoms Ter
= John Hiltop Hedsn = years. Gar
wv Wilson H {. Williams. 81 years Az
susa B. Mccrae ss pears. Home for
Robert Lanslng. st years. 1875 Eight
ssnsH Iswrspes e q Evans, s. years Coz
eSS omsIis ella fhoma. 50 years 10
seat Pat ToS..,ss years. walter Reed
DSSrothy NJ whIsehouse. 70 years.
Donald Daugherty, years. Chill
drenss Hospital.
Richard e Burbage. year. 1925
sixth st. -. ".
Emma winslow ss years s27 y
PhiIIp w boone. IS years. taos
samtaeI Ferguson. 45 years. Found
I III automobile Seventh and L SITS. NJ Nv.
Robert Veins. s5syears. Tubereuiosia
Dora Adams 80 years TubereuIosiu
Mabel BROOKS Is years Galiinser
Charles walIace "A pears. Tuber-
cuIosls Hospital
Avors Tiighman, 1s years Carson's
private hospital
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ROBERT LANSING

Funeral services were conducted
for Robert Lansing. at his residence
in the 1900 block Of Eighteenth ST.
N. W. yesterday.
washington officials and many
representatives of foreign nations
assisted Id the prayer and readiMg
from the Scriptures, which were
the simple rites conducted BY the
Rev. Or. Charles Wood of the
Presbyterian Church Of the Coven-
ant and William A. Eisenberger,
assistant pastor.
out OF respect for its wartime
leader, the Department OF State
closed at o'clock, yesterday, and
many who served under Mr.. Lansing
went to pay final tribute.
Close friends accompanied the
flower -Iaden casket to the Union
station. Mr.. Lansing's two sisters,
the Misses Kate and Emma Ian.
sing. two nephews, Allen and James
Dulles, of, New York, and Mrs.
Allen Dulles, were passengers on
the funeral train.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
Bow 3 Years Old Knows
Map Of United States

WINTER HAVEN, Fla. Nov. r.
otis Bice, ir.. 2-year-o.a Winter
Haven citizen. already has learned
the map Of the United States.
The youngster knows the capitals
of the states. their location in the
states. and the location Of tn 2
states themselves. Given an out
line map Of the country having
no state lines, the youngster can
put d pudgy little finger on the
spot where the capital Of each
state ought to be.
His parents taught him his
geography by reading the names
Of the States and their capitals
and pointing them ont to him on
the map.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
MARRIAGE LTCENgEs

Michael Bank. 81. and Bella Canton,
g. The Rev. George SIlverst0ne.
Michael F Cunan. 10, and Edna NJ.
Jennings, rs. The Rev. p, RI Nc
Adams.
George r. Gould, "a and Mary ".
DOYLE, "a The Rev. n. Al. Gu man.
Ed a. whitaker. 47, ana Minnie Is.
Burns &c. The Rev. r. y. Nicholson.
Charles 81 shaw. s5, and Mary g.
Russell. 2s The Rev. M. j. Riordan.
Thnrmon Mitchell. ~, and Carolyn
il Nethers, 10. The Rev. ~. $. Aber-
nathy.
Albert Dorsey. sO and Maud Car
Ter, as The Rev Al y. Tyler,
Andraw III Gibbs, 2s. and Florence
III Mahoney. III The Rev, George
Clarence Conrtfiey. s2. ana Edith
III Enley, rs. The Rev. ". al Eisen-
Rogers Rice, as. ana Martha Thomp.
son. zs. The Rev. Il, hi WHldrons
Thomas Dorsey. ~. and Lucy Weeden
~ The Rev. NJ. Westrag.
Morris Pachman, 3s, and Esther
Levitt. 2Ss The Rev. Abram simon.
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ELLEN y. SEARS

Funeral rites for Ellen r Sears,
widow OF Judge Albert r. Sears
were conducted today at the homie
Of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Craig
Williams, 1886 Connecticut Ave.
Mrs. Sears was rs years old. She
was i native Of Bridgewater, Mass,
and lived for many years In Port
land, Ore, where her husband
practiced law. He was at one time
President Of the Oregon Bar Asso-
citation.
The deceased IL survived bv her
daughter, and three sons, Albert X
|of New York city. Richard s. 81
Portland, Ore, and Major Robert
Sears. U. s. A.. who Is stationed IN
washington.
The body win be cremated and
sent to Portland. Ore.
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CHARLES a. DAHL

Funeral services for Charles a.
Dahl, IA, will be held Monday
morning at the Church Of ST. Peter
and ST. Paul Cumberland.
Mr.. Dahl was the father-in-law Of
Representative Frederick N. zihl-
man, chairman Of the House Dis
trfct Committee. He was native
of Germany. but spent almost All
OF his life Ia Maryland.
surviving him are his wife, his
daughter, Mrs. Zihlman,. Mrs. Mary
j Mehlbertl, Of 12S Webster st.
ii w, Bernard, Joseph and Made
line Dahl, Of Cumberland and Vitus
| e. Dahl. of 17O2 Bay Street s. w.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
FINDS TWO STILLS

MEDIA. Pa. Nov. 1 County De
tective 3. n. smith surprised George
shubrook. who conducts . store on
Congoleun Avenue, Linwood, by q
second visit to the place which re-
suited in the seizure Of two stills,
so gallons Of alleged alcohol and IL
barrels of mash. ShubrooIx was held
for court in 81 900 bail By alderman
Elliott.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
Mexico City Yllcatan
Air Service Now Open

I MEXICO CITY, Nov 2.--An air.
mail and passenger service has been
inaugurated between Mexico City
and Merida capital of Yucatan, by
the Mexican Aviation Company.
The service vii Be maintained by
Fairchild machines Of $50 horse.
power. capable Of carrying four pas
sengers ana 200 pounds of mail.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
BIRTHS

Alfred j. and Mildred M. Haigley, boy.
John A and Al. Christine Keithley.
girl.
Lewis and clara Rubinstein. girl,
Robert 4. and Frances r. Shepherd,
hoy,
Norman II ana Maude r. Brown boy.
James r. and Mary X Jenifer, boy:
Nathaniel j. and Gladys Taylor, girl
Lorenz g. and Judith M Walker, girl
Roger w. and Yernice ~. Bassett
boy
Edward and Belle Berry, girl
Jessie and Matte Billingsiy, boy.
Leroy j. and Elsie iii Brooks, boy.
infant Of Arthur and Osha Mont
gomery. hours. chlldrens Hospital.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
MRS TNDTANA LEONARD

Funeral services for Mrs Indiana
Leonard, who died Tuesday at her
residence, 2505 Georgia Ave. n. W.,
viii BE held today at 1 o'clock Ht
Grice's funeral parlor, Twelfth and
r Streets northwest. The deceased
was i native Of Memphis, Tenn,
and has been residing in the District
for several years. She is survived
BY one daughter, Mrs. Estelle Knox.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02

WOODBURY. n. y. NOV. A-7An
action for 500. 800 damages has
been brought bx Mrs Mary 5.
ZONES widow of the cate foryner
sheriff wilson 4. Jones. q CIouces
ter county. against the West Jersey
ana Seashore Railroad ia the
fxInuresfer County Circuit Court.
TIVE sheriff was killed April rs,
f016 ST. an electric train on q
ga ie rfossffr M F'ranlslinvilie.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
BLAMED
ON ROAD TAR
By fnternationaI News Service

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Gas from the
exhaust pipes OF motor cars and
farred roads are one Of the main
causes Of cancer The disease has
increased tenfold during the last
few years as result Of their ef-
fects.
This Is the latest theory put
forward by a British research ex-
pert, y. Ellis Barker. Meat-eating
and too hot food and drink are
also among the direct causes, ac-
cording TO Barker.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
SODOM CHANGES NAME.

sUNBURY, Pa, Nov. a little
village near here has changed its
name, not because the original was
too hard to pronounce but because
of unsavory historical connectionss
The new name of the hamlet Is
Chillisuuasque. from that of d near
| by creek. The old name was Sodom.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
DEATHS
q Kli

I.ncy ". Garth. SIS years. t72s Kill
boSirn pI. NJ M.
Charles b. reynolds sB years. Cas-
uaify HospitaI
John Al Grumbine, rs years Ma
tIonal Lutheran Home.
James w. Burton. rs years 17st
Taylor sc II w
Annie Garner. 7t years. Emergency
Hospital.
Eiizabeth Jones ID years Home for
Tncurables
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
TOPCOATS

New Plaids and Herringbones. Many
with rich plaid backs. All elegantly
trimmed and well tailored Every
shade. Every weight. Many are
shower-proof! Every size. Gabardine
Trench Coats, with rub oerized lining
included. All sizes.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
Guaranteed Savings $5 SIS Your Suit Or 0veoa These Gou

the land-at YOUR price! Suits in every imaginable pattern
Plenty of Oxford Grays Plenty Of famous Doubebreased
Vest modeIs Every other desirable STYLE fabric pattern
weave and color Specialized models for short tall stout and
slim men, YOUR suit is here! Your Topcoat tooand your
Overcoat Asortments too varied to described
glance at these suits tells you that they belong in the
finest company The designing the tailoring the exclusive
breathe s savpgs
and more The Overcoats all brand presenseason
arrivals Every style trend in fabric and color we'll
designing is shown.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
HAzINc FATAL 10 BOY

LEBANON, Pa, Nov, John
Anspach, S-year-old son of Raymond
Anspach, of Epntana,. Is dead in the
hospital here from q fractured skull
The boy fell while being ridden
on a rail- ~ schoolmates .l1azihg
him. County Detective carpenter
Is making an investigation
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
FllORIST.

APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
GUIDE Bros. CO.., 1912 r st. m. w
Artiatic-..E Expresetp pe--- lnex peneive
PROMPT ATTIC DELIVERY SEKYlCE
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
OVERCOATS

Plenty of Tubular Velvet Collar Blue
Coats, with extra collar of self material.
Every other wanted style, fabric, color
and hundreds of newest patterns. Many
with handsome plaid backs. Many are
silk lined Every size for every figure.
The Washington times., 1928-11-02
The SUITS

Include Worsteds! Cassimeres! Chew
lots At only $3.50! Oxford Grays!
Browns and every other shade! Her
ringbones, Shadow-stripes every
wanted shade, pattern and weave.
Plenty of Double-breasted Vest Suits.
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SITUATION-MALE.


ACCOUNTANT Efficient services available
kept. Adams 9262J.
| ACCOUNTING. bookkeeping: audits per-
consin 4lel 13'
not afraid of work. answer this. Year
Address Box 4is 5ttS's Star once solaD 49,
CHAUFFEUR. colored, wishes position pri-
ate fa 1ndn, dslyery man or assistant JAM
sst pJade GGoTed wants Job
Waiter Bailey. 215 Bird st. ne. 13'
CdadAHFFEUR. colored; reference, first class
CLERICAL WORK, evenings; : experienced
work. Address Box Glib Star once
FRENCH CHAUFFEUR. "a years old SPEAK
Michel. 9l8 NJ st. NV l5'
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY stu
Gent experienced in practical nursing de-
Sires position as attendent to invalid gentle
man ME- It's; reference furnished. Address
Box 2o3-B, Star Office.
JOBBING CARPENTER, contractor; French
o23 l. st. ne. Phone Atlantic 1893. IT.
MAN, colored, wants work as valet; is first
cas- 6arher and private chauffeur Herman
jenkins. 50 Mass. ave. NV. IS"
MAN neat, colored. for office work or pri-
P Eate fam 5Gss hours to O'Clock, Gan
PHARMACIST. registered. thoroughly eXpe-
rlenced reliable; am employed but desire to
make change: best reference. Address
Box 2-B. Star Office. IL"
PHI BETA KAPPA-College graduate, broad
general knowledge, studied abroad, desiAS
business. or teaching opening. Box sos.
PHOTOGRAPHER. amateur, age 90, can do
finishing and enlarging; position in photo
lab. or shop. Address Box 1894, Star Office.
SALESMAN. experienced, wholesale grocery
ana feed desires local connection. Will
consider kindred line. Have own car. Can
furnish local references. Address Box 36-B,
Star office.
SALESMAN and collector. experienced, wants
position with clothing store Address BOX
12-B. Star office. 13'
| SHIPPER and assistant traffic manager, Is
wears experience; first-CIass references Adj
dress Box l45-A. Star Office
| STEWARD hotel or club, with ability to
Star office. 49,
YOUNG COLLEGE GRADUATE. ambitious,
desires connection with a future in return
for ability and conscientious work What
have you? Address Box ll3-B, Star ONCE
YOUNG MAN. married 26 years, desires po-
sition where hard work and ability will be
recogniZed. Six years general office expert
ence: expert typist and bill clerk. Can
furnish excellent local references, also bond
Address Box ABB. Star office.
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PERSONAL


EVERY CARE GIVEN ctoN,yALEs ESQ
Phone Adams 1853 1883 Kaiorsma I'd.
MAssEUsE, = EXCELLENT FOR STIFF
10 to 5 daily l626 Swami st, Apt. Il.
WANT AUTO ACCOMMODATION FROM
dB res an& u poERlnG to 18th nv" A0
VIOLET RAY, ELECTRIC TREATMENTS
graduate nurse. 939 New York ave. NV"
Apt. g. Hours. 10 to 3. Sundays inc.
LADY. RELIABLE, WOULD LIKE TO LOOK
after invalid or child going South. Mrs. r.
LADY. WITH MOTHER. DRIVING, FORD.
Room for four. Address Box 46-B, Star
GOWNS AT YOUR HOME OR MINE WILL
go out to ft} Prices from 50 UP. Phone
vate nome. Plenty Of fresh air and sun
shine. 500 Davis ave- Takoma Park p G.
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY STU
dent, experienced in practical nursing. de-
sires position of attendant to Invalid semitic ng
% dress B nSnt sB Star oce 40
grad. Sweden. gives excellent massage; LADIES
and men. 1925 NJ st. NV. Apt. l. 23f
WE PAY So TO $40 FOR usED SUITS AND
ladies and gentlemen always highest Wash
Clothing Ex.. 633 D st. NV. Main 1878
MASSAGE, PHYSIOTHERAPY, CHIRO-
nractic. SARA J. HoLMSTROM, SOB East East
ARMANDA HAT SHOP. 1903 CONNECTICUT
ave. Hats made to order Old Hats" made
new.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN;
children. three and over. Hours: to $50,
$500 week. 1922 Massachusetts ave. NV.
SWEDISH MASSAGE.
Scientific treatments of face and scalp,
Med; vapGr, bath; mas sac: electric treat
succ. to Mrs. Lydia Johnson. BY appoint
ment only. 913 18th st. NV. Tel Main 1882.
Baby for Adoption.
BRIGHT. happy. healthy eiri. months old;
exceptional parentage Phone Georgia 405l.
l5*
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CASTLEBERG'S
.lEWELRY CO.,
1904 + St. NV.
FLOOR MANAGER

An / st. speciality store re-
quires the services of an expert
enced floor manager, one who
knows how to meet the public
graciously and understands how
to direct a corps of workers
prefer man of IS or over. APP
ply by letter, giving experience,
age and salary expected. Ad-
dress Box BIB, Star office.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

EXTRAORDINARY ANE PHYSIOTHERAPY
scientifically given by a graduate Potomac
5345.
MASSEUSE, GRADUATE NURSE. ELECTRO
therapy. surgical cleanliness. Daily. Sun,
81 Second floor 1929 l4th st. NV. FIR. 1852.
13'
GENTLEMAN WILL EXCHANGE DANCING
lessons for French or Spanish. Address Box
425-A, Star office. 10"
DRIVING TO RALEIGH, N C., SATURDAY
Take three passengers; Hudson sedan; ref
erence. Call Atlantic 1707 evenings. IL"
LUCAS OF NEW YORK AND PARIS BEAU
ty Salon moved to 1907 Conn. ave. Bird floor,
south of Cafe st. Mark. Phone franklin
CAN TAKE TWO PASSENGERS TO ERIE.
Pa. Leaving Sat References. Shepherd
2424: Call for Mr.. Metcalf.
FUR COATS REFINED, So 90 REMODELED,
from $40 up. Call Pot. 343o.
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MANAGER for monthly payment, full COW
erage accident health policies with natural
death benefit: also s., $40. SIS limited poll
cieS two million dollar company; top-notch
contract. Write immediately Bankers In
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ELECTRICIAN w A NTED
AT ONCE; STEADY WORK.
APPLY Oil 9TH NV. PENN
ELECTRIC co. 13*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES. old gold. silver. diamonds. Jew
cry F Arnold. 1928 G St NV Nam
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CHEVRoLETS. all models, all years; reason
cars are kept inside of building and are
not weatherbeaten; see US before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Owens Motor Co.. 1928 Ca
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Observation-Disclosures

UoHk' colored, neat. pleasant; a first-cla Sc
Ilalo. general work or part time; good ref
erence. North 4253-W e s''o iei-
COQk' colored, general homework, part time
Wr ny Inc day; very neat in appearances
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SALESMAN

FOR MEMS FURNISHINGS.
We've splendid opportunity
TO offer a bright, energetic young
man in our mems furnishings
dept; one with experience pre-
fcrrcd, but not essential. Per-
manent position. Address Box
24-B, Star office, stating full
particulars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-12
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

DOGS. PETS. ETC.
CANAR1ES--Young male guaranteed song
SHOP. 6l2 F. st. NV. Main ATOP. lac
POLICE PUPPIES, beautifully marked males.
very reasonable: also toy collie puppies,
nicely marked. So 1246 G st. ne
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. fine, by Cham
pion Trimount Harper; excellent MARKINGS
Phone Potomac 50l6. I6s
TOY PEKINGESE, pedigreed; perfect health,
quick sale. reasonable Columbia 1857.
POLICE DOG. 2-year REGISTERED male: best
pedigree. gentle and trained. 1778 Lanier
pl. Phone Col 87l. l3s
PUPP1ES-Wire-haire fox terriers and police.
DIR. KEILY'S
Dos & Cat Hospital. 1928 l4th Pot. 6ol4.
l2s