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Evening star., 1928-10-12
HUNGARY URGES
NEW ANTI-WAR ACT
Approves Kellogg Pact, but
Suggests Finding Means to
Check Unjust Conditions.
~ The Assnoiatsd Press.

By the Associated Press.
Hungary is willing to become a sig
natory of the Kellogg anti-war treaty,
but will take steps to make its ad-
herence valid under the supposition
that, war being outlawed. some other
means for the settlement of interna-
tonal disputes will be provided.
The Budapest governments official
signification of its intention to adhere
late Yesterday at the State Department
together with a note addressed to J.
Butler Wright, the American Minister
at the Hungarian capital.
The communication expressed the
highest appreciation" of the generous
end humanitarian intentions" of the
United States. but predicted that the
peace pact could not lead TO satisfac-
tory results without the establishment
of some efficacious means. other than
war, of meeting international crises ariS-
ing from unjust and unnatural condi-
tions.
Hungary. the note. said. was forced
to sign a treaty at the close of the
World War which created an unjust
situation one that has not been able
the assure tranquility and is impeding
the development of herself and her
neirnboring nations" It asserted fur
ther that whenever in the past "rels-
tions between nations have not been
determined by the exigencies of JUS
tice and reason forcible clashes have
followed.
For these reasons. the note said. "the
Hungarian government adheres to the
proposal of the government of the
United States under the supposition that
the Government of the United States as
we'll as the governments of the other
signatory powers will seek to find the
means of rendering it possible that In
the future injustices may be. remedied
by peaceful means"
Evening star., 1928-10-12
VULCAN COMPANY
OFFERS SETTLEMENT
Counsel to Offer Plan to Creditors
and Stockholders in In
ventory Tangle.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press
NEW YORK, October 12-Attorneys
for the Vulcan Corporation of Ports.
mouth, Ohio, announced yesterday that
they are submitting to creditors and
stockholders a plan of readiusting the
difficulties into which the concern was
plunged by the discovery of discrep-
ancy of more than $1,000 900 in its in
ventory. The plan was drawn up by
attorneys for the various interested
parties.
The proceeds of the sale of 81. .7ssf7s
OF preferred stock would be returned
tn the banking syndicate which pur-
chased it.. This syndicate instirated
the investigation which resulted In dis
covery OF the discrepancy and obtained
an injunction restraining the corpor-
stlcn from using the proceeds of the
sale of the stock. The bankers would
purchase 100000 in bonds at par.
Note creditors and merchandise cred
ttors having claims against the con-
cern of about S1,000,000 would receive
30 per cent of their claims in cash
and 20 per cen in bonds. accompanied
by three common shares of stock for
each 500 of bonds.
The attorneys stated that the execu-
tor of the estate Of w J. Burke, presi-
cent OF the company, who died recently.
had agreed that II the plan was ac-
cepted he would recommend to the
court q settlement between the estate
and the corporation on the basis of r1u-
tual releases or claims
The bonds would draw interest at
s per cent and be secured by a first
mortgage on all Of the fixed assets
OF the company. They will mature
in two years. with provision to extend
the time for three additional year with
the approval Of the bondholders. and
interest
Evening star., 1928-10-12
GRAIN REPORTS HIT
BY CANADIAN CHIEF
Lower Prices Caused in Alberta by
Statements, Says Minister
of Agriculture.
By the Associate1 Press,

BY the Associatei Press,
EDMONTON, Alberta, October i2.-
Criticizing newspapers for what he
termed untrue reports about western
Canada's grain crop and thereby caus-
ing lower price for wheat. George
Hoadley, minister of agriculture. de-
c.lared That millions Of dollars had been
lost to the people of Alberta as a re-
suit
The criticism was made at a banquet
given under the auspices of the Cam
1859 Exhibition Association on the oc-
casion Of the presentation of prizes to
winners in the good farms and field
crops competition in that district.
Aloerta's grain crop has been frozen
10 the extent of from 30 to so per cent,
Mr.. Hoadley stated, whereas the news
papers printed reports that the crop
would range from 550,000,000 to 70o.-
000,000 bushels
Saskatchewan is in much the same
position as Alberta in regard to frozen
grain, Mr.. Hoadley seid.
Evening star., 1928-10-12
4 Sale of
I,5OO PAIRS Of
$3.50 to $1,95
Full-Fa ashioned
Chiffon
Silk Hose
SIS
4 pairs for $5

OF sheer chiffon,
silk from top to toe.
Soles and tops inter-
lined with isle for
service. In tansan,
boulevard, misty
morn, ain. and
many other popular
colors.
(Main Floor.l
Evening star., 1928-10-12

Lumberjacks in fancy plaids. s
to Is yrs. Golf knickers. wide
bands at knees, 6 to 1S yrs. v
neck. slip-on sweaters, new color5,
s to Is.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

In out~of-t0wn Summer position. healthful
and interesting work Address Box sc, Star
ofhce.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
HELP--MALE.
fEnufiumaA
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SALESMAN

A good opportunity to make
some real money. Two house
statesmen wanted. Plenty Of
prospects. L. Z. Breuninger &
Sons. Room zO6. Colorado BLDG.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
D. C. GOLFERS PAIRED
FOR U. S. OPEN TEST

Tommy Armour Of Congressional, the
national open champion, Is paired with
the chief British threat for his title in
the first round of the open title chase
one week from today at the Olympia
Fields Club, near Chicago.
Armour is paired TO play with Archie
Compston Of England in the first round
at 1926 Chicago time next Thursday
morning
The entire field of $50 entrants will
play 10 holes each on Thursday and
Friday, with all scores higher than the
first Is and ties dropping out on Sat-
urday, when 36 holes are scheduled for
the championship.
Alex A. Armour Of Congressional is
paired at 5:45 Thursday morning with
Ed Dudley Of Chicago, j. Monro Huntes
OF Indian Spring viii play with Frank
Walsh OF Appleton, Wis, and Fred Nc
Leod will play with Willie Hunter OF
Montebello. Calf, former British ANA
teur champion, now professional.
The same pairings win be made for
Friday, but the time will be changed.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Big Golf Match Is Arranged
HUNTER AND DIFFENRATTCH
ARE TO OPPOSE ARMOURS
Clash Is to Take Place at Congressional After Open
Tourney-Roesch, With Y, Sets Pace in
Middle Atlantic Event

SIS. F., Miller. Manor; A, D. V. Burr
ss-R, 4, LOTUS, Chevy Chase; E. NJ
pd5e, s3mJ Murphy. congTsssons!; stv.r T .IG P
Hush Reilly. jr.. Columbta NJ A. Shipley,
Argyle; F; Clark. indian Spring.
SSMWilliam Ullman, ". G.. Diekey and W
Chevy Chase; A. r. Williams. jr., Indian
Spring; n. b. Frost, Indian Spring.
S9-R. s. AntrobuS and c. s. Hatfield.
Conversational 7. A. Keliher and r. C. Hird
SOP B. Hoover and Homer s. Pope, In
dian Spring: II. A. Knox, Congressional; F.
s. Gross, Congressional; Thomas s, Pitt
si--John Owens. Columbia; D. l.. Thomp-
son, Manor; Or, B. 1. Taylor, Congressional;
John +. MacCormack Indian Spring
92-Jamss MeeRan and E. B, Lyons, Con-
gressional: w. G. Barr, tr, Columbia; NJ. P,
s31s: B. Hardwick and O. z. Truett,
H G.roux. CONGRESSIONAL
s4~-J, .. Eason and r. s. Rhodes, Con-
greSsional; A. 8. Gardiner, Columbia: G
n: Berryman, Indian Spring; A. w. Howard,
WASHINGTON.
aa-John W. Merritt, Columbia.
ga, H. Perley, H. @. Wood and DR. T.
J. w Brown, Bannockburn: Capt Anderson,
CONGRESSIONAL: Or. W. v. Connors, Manor
eT-Dr r. z, Henderson and r. J. HugheS,
9s-Dermott Nee. Indian Spring
- ss.-Erank Hoover, Conversational; Or. j.
I. McClenshsn.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
TWO LONG MATCHES
IN WOMAN'S TOURNEY

Highlights in the opening round oi
match play for the women's District
golf title on the Indian Spring Club
course yesterday were the victory OF
Mrs. Perry B. Hoover of the hostess
club over Winifred Faunce, Manor
Club, winner of The Star Cup this year
in first fight upset, and the two
lengthy matches in the second and third
nights, one carried to 81 holes and the
other to ie.
Mrs Newman Little triumphed over
Mrs. C. B. Des Jardins, Bannockburn
/ up on the twenty-first in the third
flight, while Mrs. George Wadsworth
was forced to the nineteenth green to
claim her decision over Mrs. j. r. De
Farges Of Columbia. Miss Faunce bow
ed 10 Mrs. Hoover, and /.
Dorothy White of Washington Golf
Club. ranking feminine golfer who now
holds the title, continued her confident
accurate stroking to win over Mrs. l.
L. Steele Of Indian Spring, and g.
Miss Whites second card was in the
S0's, being just one stroke behind her
qualifying score Of IS. On the first
nine she scored three brides and four
par holes and totaled Al. Coming
home. she found the going a bit more
difficult, but finished in 46, making her
record for the round strokes over par.
Consolation play was to get under
way this morning. together with second
round matches.
All matches. with the exception Of
the two extra-hole encounters, were
finished short of the eighteenth green.
Mrs. l.. o. Cameron, Chevy Chase Club
player, gave Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes,
Congressional, a battle before yielding
TO her on the fourteenth Mrs. Haynes
had her opponent dornie s, but the
latter rallied 10 win twelfth and thir-
teenth holes before conceding the VIC
tory.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

FURNITURE of seven rooms. want 10 SCI,
SIS. n. Cole. ass H Sc. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

Roesef's score tied the amateur rec
ord for the Congressional Country Club
course, made last year by Roland r.
Mackenzie IN the qualifying round of
the invitation tourney. Mackenzie
made d ~, the lowest marx that had
previously been made by an amateur IN
competition, although Page Hufty had
10 oTeY tire course month ago In a
friendly match. III. III. Newton scored
q 10 In club competition only q few
days aGc, which vas tied by Digges yet
terday.
TTe cfnciaI amateur record for the
layout. unless beaten today. stands at
~. credited % Mackenzie and EocSch.
Tournament contestants viii attend a
dinner at The clubhouse tomorrow night,
giyen ty the Congressional Country
Cia0.
T5aftys fine work materially aided
the Congressional Country Club team
IN nsoy1ng into fret place IN the team
casaK1paoEgssp race with Hye-nlan
combined score of 4is. The Washington
team. led by ReeGefl, finished IN SER
cE6 place eye1 the first day with All
TIE players concisl1e the ze~noie media
round today. with the nnal 10 holes
Kers are yesterdays cAg6s:
Zz-~gragE Il. Kssseh. wash
5s-eessn. 2,ssss, s,s,s ssss2eks3iirn' ss.., Isss3
esTs sss sEssf.g, sE. Isass< I.s,ss2ss bur- c@an'F'
I've TER n, TssfxAgnaAE, HufHing Tree.
H-h.Is T9,Es'ss"f, No.. = y
wII ~ ngm ~ cD,. Arsyl.
W II EAEcf.s n EnAyy Chaeh
ez-Rkeef fsssssfs ihslAn sDrins, JehE
Etewefts C1nGFsssaoSsi, dsESen gtsns
21~~<@pa. WsIa4T Ekes ecnsreatsaasl
= S-S%Es,s Ss11xff1, .,>oymss, 4Eesgt'
Evening star., 1928-06-14

PIANOS RENTED, - q month and up A.
Pleasant Music shop Inc $50 iSth ~ n ,
'Alamnia loAl open evenings
Evening star., 1928-06-14

fAFEhitANdiNc i-stieueFal house rspAiftna
pAlneinei careful work, summer Fates Al.
FAFENH HAMutN viteanls napAFed, SIS ana
A. dscTss' aiap iesA - NV, Apt, ],
Evening star., 1928-06-14

ALTERATIONs-A new porch viii improve
and add comfort TO your home We build
porches OF every ktnd--of wood, brick or ce~
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OF repairing and remodelng OF homes. No
ready cash required; convenient monthly
payments arranged; low prices No JOB TOO
furnished. Phone Main 65S7 A. Eberly's 3
sons, Inc, 7i8 7th 81. NV Established is49
Evening star., 1928-06-14
SITUATION--MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. experienced. 3 years at Y.
M. 9, A. acctg. school. vii make audits,
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dress Box l52-D. Star once. lss
BAKER. experienced on bread, rolls and
buns. Call Potomac s161 and ask for Henry
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Evening star., 1928-06-14
PERSONAL.

VERY CAPABLE MIDDLE-AGED HOUSE
best ref. Col. IT'S after g.
WANTED-TWo Or THREE ADULTS 70
home for Summer: rent. $50. in exchange
for care Of grounds. Cleveland 5iss. IS
COUNTRY HOME, MASS. ExTENDED-sU-
D9s.yiseSS %S,s ven equipped lor chi
hour: 81 day IS week. WIS Wis. SP sss9w f' 1a .''
MAssEgsE. EXCELLENT. TRAINED ASSIST
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MOTORING TO PHILADELPHIA COUPLE
orninT mi 1aKs en- or two dssyins early griday
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YOUNG MAN WILL DRIVE CAR AND
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FOR ApoPTIoN-BABY BOYS. RANGING
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NINE. GRIPON's MASSAGE SALON 1LTCENJ ,
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Ruages; magnetic, aseptic: white only. Poto-
mac $3.50
TRUssES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
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tendants to care for your every want Peo-
pies DRUG Store No 2. 7th and z sts. NV
EXCELLENT MASSAGE AND ELECTRICAL,
treatments for tired feeling, neuritts By
graduate. Phone Franklin s7i5. q. Q. t4'
BRADFORD DETECTIVE SERVICE SINCE
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Evening star., 1928-06-14

MENi
New Money-Making Records
Made This Month.
Dozens and Scores
OF Men.
Many Without
Previous Sales Experience,
Set New High Earnings
for Themselves.
n PHEEoMxrAL y I! CONTRIBUTION TO
asasd ns, q e nsns1f s1fbAY 1 M 2qsh EfHd "Pesf Pos
wIlI ,2 sE2sss sgy2as TO read the sGysr
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sTAsnpAAG5 s.g,As,gp or sAh1fxfi6H IN NV
III is i2rtupals that saoh company as
ton ~ this specially well Ia hand, for thla
may be dspenasd upon " giys tha public the
T$s;s:sE azfr6a%i SasiHhsS fEiEVirW
nr Ihs esre9r.sisa q sstensl r.Pesstes
thi. 4 'hi AFti' Asfsti' y; i ''llss e.rh: H:
prgdyet and. ~ features are kakIealiy pats
eatsd, one feature alone having 100 points
oyer the nearest Competitor The usef
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Fmone them are pFsEtiealig all Government
the .yifsinla State dapltoI. Navmounf : D0os
ley Museum, and 0Lhsfs THfht), the CONS
mission Itself WAS nxed 80 that the men re-
gslye 4 gfsateF Tswafd and return Tor sslls
Ing this product than ang either specially
Adequate e9mpsneatiDn and operating under
81. a alGninsd profession F0uHTH. thA
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mADdauEs FIFTH, IL ii sold hE ali Ot tie
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vestment, ana II IL q Necessity,
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Suite 202~20S Insurance Bldg,
18th and | Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

Association foot bah has developed
into the most popular sport in Austria
since the World War.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
PERSONAL.
The rate under headinE Of Personal
is cents per llna additional 10 the
regular line rate,

MASSAGE, FIIYsi EElgg. IsSiiEo::
Capitol ST. Lincoln Tisf
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WE PAY III To SO FOR USED SUITS II
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ess'is csl nan siE Stses " s..ss shs1s s .sp'n'
Evening star., 1928-06-14
nusINEaa INhTnUCTION.

CIVIL gEhVfrE EXAMINATIONS,
aaefial Preparation for
seglI99f stes M 4; ] sgp eSAa, Eslars 800 agg
10 III 800 The civil Service Preparatory
SCHOOL. Sc. cor. IAN 8 . NV. ~. a0a0
Evening star., 1928-06-14
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

BUSINESS HIGH Alumni Employment DE-
partment announces the four-year graduates
nave been excused and are ready for place
ment as hLgh-grade secretaries, typists,
clerks, etc. Call Main 5000. Br. 335-J.
COOK, general houseWorker wanted. North
1865.
SITUATION, general houseworker, settled
woman willing TO 90 suburbs; also mothers
helper. North 1885.
STENOGRApHERs. s20-S2s wk No charge
unless placed. Washington EMPLOYMENT Ex-
change. 202 Transportation Bldg, 18th q H.
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment Serv-
ICE MRS 7. II. Muller, vocational coun-
selor. 1898 ST. NV. Main s671
SrENOG., typist, bookkeeper, clerical help.
etc. Free registry. Main 1893. 1888 G st. NV
Boyd Employment Service.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

BEAUTY SHOP-Sacriflce four-booth, per-
msnent wave machine fair business Owner
IS compelled 70 return 20 ". Y. Fr. eol0.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
INsTnUCTI0N uOUaaEa.

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course IN few weehes lnnIuAIpe pTaellhaI AK,
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culture. ifa' eiT 18th ~ NV, W, sisi-
Evening star., 1928-06-14

wAsHMAN. experienced, for fatwork Con-
ger's Laundry. 2ard and NeW York ave. nv.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

BEAUTIFUL STORE, suitable for confectiol-
ery, eelicate5sen or light lunch, IN heart OF
business section. nov equipped with new
soda fountain and back bar, which can oe
rent, considerinE location ThOs. 2. Burch
Co. Inc Aal Pa
Evening star., 1928-06-14

URNrTURE-OveEStGsfe SUITE, beautiful
twin beds. vanity. dresser, chihonier. russ,
Nietrola, reed set, Swing, breakfast set, china
closet, refrigerator. carriage. reasonable
1928 18th NV l7s
Evening star., 1928-06-14
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


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Academy 1917 Rhode Island ave. ". 9454.
MEN WOMEN-Jobs for linotype operators;
?b0-se0 weekly. short hours. Burton Lipo-
type School, 924 H NV. Day evening. ie'
Evening star., 1928-06-14

MEN
-Four men OF neat appearance 70 do spe-
leading department stores Wonderful op-
portunitles for edvaneement Salary, bonus
and commission 70 those who qualify. Ap~
HawkkwafIh
Evening star., 1928-06-14

AUTOMOBfLE WHOLEhALE sALEsMEN
AUTOMOBILE RETAIL SALES MANAGER.
One OF the largest producers Of motor cars
wanta 10 make several additions 10 It's Or
kanization. Direct factory connection, with
future Dossibilltisk limited only BY man 8
experience and earnings past i've years. No
attention paid 10 applications unless above
details are given fully. Our own men have
been advised Of this adyertlssmsnt and all
replies win he strtetlg confidential until
after preliminary interview Address BOX
Evening star., 1928-06-14

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction, to Star
readers. ANY complaint found
necessary TO be made TO the Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000, Branch lis.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

GIRLS--Several in laundry Of
flee to do clerical work and an
swer phone. We have steady
employment for capable people.
Win pay according to ability.
Give age and experience. Ad-
dress Box 2o9-B, Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

YOUNG pPAnsHIEgBI pPAEMHEgINAfEFHHFsIf NsfEH 70 DEMON.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
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PIANO REPAIRING-Spec Summer prices.
est. free: recon. ~ leading music teachers;
formerly head tuner Percy Foster, knabe
PIANO TUNING, $3.50. We specialize In
general piano repairs and rebuilding. Get
Oiir estimates Prices reasonable. Skilled
mechanics WORK guaranteed, SSndcrson-
schaefier Co. 644 II st. ne. Lin. 1851.
ROOF REPAIRING PAINTING. Rlttering.
spoutinR. reasonable prices Col 1877 day
or night. AJAX Roofing Co. 1889 Kal "a
Slip COVERS. REUPROLSTERING, refn-
ishinR; special prices; estimates free terms
Jnited UpnoiSteTinR Co, 2f47 18Th NV.
1912 i4th nv. Col 5S63. Decatur 1868.
SLIP COVERS. UPHOLsTERlNC, etc Have
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WINDOW SHADES. screens ana metal
weather stripping. Butler & Son. 1851 Good
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Evening star., 1928-06-14

FuRNITURE--Livins room 0. library suite
also breakfast set, used months; reason
able. ei5 varnum 81 Col $3.50
Evening star., 1928-06-14

YOUNG khN-~Washngton branch ot Cen
ersl once Equipment Corporation offers OPP
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hIgh school education, 10 connect with It's
Gundstrand Adding Machine Division, re-
ceiYe sales training course and cover lib
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opportunities for promotion 10 branch man
ayers, district managers and other executive
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Mr.. Warren, Main s7e7, for appointment.
YOUNG MAN, white, for delivery room;
must operate Dodge or Ford; permanent po
sttion. Apply Dupont Laundry 2SSo sher-
man ave.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

FOR sALE--Capitol HiI Billiard and Bowl
ing, 209 Pa. ave Sc. second door six EeV
tables and . noaling alleys. u.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

PIANO, grand. apartment Sise, welt know
make, used three months; nov reduced sls
Phone Mf sanford. NJ, $3.50. sos III
Evening star., 1928-06-14

MOItlN CNGlt~s y fedluE ready money, vii
sacrinee my Ace. whose Arabian sand hniSN
with red wheels gives every appearance ~
q pew machine, for SIS cash Apply S6ie
l3th st. q. after o'clock ~"
Evening star., 1928-06-14

MEAT DISPLAY cASE no ttY. ice box. mes
27i0 10th ST ne lbs
Evening star., 1928-06-14

GAS RANGES, new and slightly used. A.
sizes, less than half price, WAY. pay more
Every Tanse guayanteed: j. w. Williams
Evening star., 1928-06-14

FURNITURE, complete Tor one-roon,. kitch
enette apt. fity dollars, viii sell Separateiy
26S0 Adams MN I'd Apt. los IS.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

FURNITURE AND RuGS-A very large
rumber Of people have told US from time
to time they had dimCulty IN finding on.
ads No wonder. indgiag from the size o.
them, and yet our Business IS growins
more and more every day How are We
about your handsome furniture. reasonable
Evening star., 1928-06-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE. between Y. ". c. a. and
George WASHINGTON University; Illness Of
Address Box i32-D, Star once, or phone
West S35 before Q, after $40.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED---SALESMEN.

CUTTERS slip covers, must be experienced.
AnacoStia DFapery Shop, 2043 Nichols ave.
Sc. Atlantic 44ln
Evening star., 1928-06-14
A BUSiNES8 CONNECTION
WITH AN INTERFERING

FKESstKS, experienced on
fancy and plated dresses; good
salary, steady work. Vogue
Cleaners. 800 Eye st. ne.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

Level architects, as: Monarch typewriter
ls.ineh SesFE '99SS5s, $40 nle case, $40 Atte'
} u m Col NOSI.