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Acid idPerspirahon Irritating to
 Tender Skiu

Many people suffer from minor skin irritations such as chahng and rash, because of too-acid precipitation on naturally tender skin. Antiseptic pine tar soap Hackers has been the stand ard brand for $ years) relieves the irritations, soothes and refreshes. Phy- sicians recommend Packers for delicate skin. At all drug and depart ment stores.
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my GCOnS AND NOTION STORE sy~~s
>t,~k odd established essssses s~q~t pAyissS
business mast sell ewnsT AsS ether bus
r@Ss, Mtit a,~~cs rTSs~sTsS ia trade ASkigv -
Raw lSN.N Star ass4.ss
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t'kkStlN.Al~
THE tate as,irf heattnts al PERSONAL 1.
4 teNts ter ttas additional ~ ths gek
utaI hne ate,

ii yrAR WIN, arr II sNnd' "AtsfngNf
Insurance With IWts ase4a,alatlsAus sad $40
Meekl. iur dsrstditts Men, MuaeAa Ia ~
tttr, Ala,vs, ait tesAas ~ rAeae
BALLROOM HANGING SfRNsgly PIT.
sste iusss.l.s M CastAgsA Ns,ssns tasis 81 81.
pprseusse Mr. ai,us nA ~ hts.W lltA1
arse.s sAMA 1 Nal WslAl'N, aas Esss
( Aplsti 81 nhnae tt#s slt4 -
rIr lfn yntR F.ee NH Nln nF ThAa
NgvA ipnk VsaahAiA viii 10 H. sasa y -
Aata gtl..
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HET.p-NfAI,E.

REAL ESTATE statesmen.
We need statesmen to romplete our
forrc-~large listings in hrokeraec--3 new
operations - leads furnished -- cooperation
giNen. See Mr.. Waplc Tuesday.
MAPLE & JAMES, >
Main 1nSBN.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Nut AItON-tbuhES
tOi.ORfp WOMAN msh, work cieantns
coi.oRED WOMAN. t~hshic wants ,ia,.
w"re or pas, time work Tel, Decatur
COZ .oREn WOMAN wants i1w hour. evv,
n,nx work Ut an, khd p~atar aa3i-J ret
COI.ORED GlRi. with reference wishe. work
ot an, k,ni can Pot. athu
COOK ~~fir., riaes To- ,nok dinners evenings
part time: reliable. rxpcfienCe,t .niated ~oms
an references. Potomac iSA".W
COOK hrst.class wants luh, referener .a:p
DAYS WORK OF morning cleaning by a ~
m nns;, '"'"'7d woman Please '"'' i'e"""
DAYS WORK .ash I" ,ass home mnsnlns
work, Col tafnW -.-
GENERAL HOMEWORK tW reliable eel
u'rsi wnman Adams jTtj
atRf. German wants position A. nur"e
tail ~ Ola I've 1t ne. .. -
GiRi., roiored tr"n, Virginia, Wants place
- .hids a,lrse: staN nishis II convenient
wliiIne ~ iea,c .,u Ia sumnst, Cali att,et
nm at klI Y u NV ..--. 49,
GiRi.. Germaa. W,she. nis,r IN family ~
business can sew ronk, nurse. e.ty l."f
:, nv, franl, ntsa. ..-....-...--.-s
ant. Tor general h"usr~o,k ~. ath 81 ne
6thi., .ouns, .coln,e, want. work as srn
tin hunSewofkeft icietrn'f. fh"he Iot
uiRi.. paioled wtshe. motanS "afk as
taNs work htst ,Viass taandftsA or nurse
hou,s nights' Vuuktng satle sraatnN
i"at iui 81 sw, -. -
UIkls~~tMiored neat, wants tiase ia shtall
family ~ eiSsu bachelor apattmcnt eau
9lh Eve 81 sol -..--..-.-.--..-.-
dtRi. saiured, Wishes iuh ns.t TUE mort
ins wnth at nncc, flaiea,n >nrasman
iadn iti ~ Nv -
athi., rnioted matt at so"vfs' h"use~nfA
Va email family U.N reference hia 4nt
Nv Pntnma. dtAa .-
utht-. neat eolmed wants nla,e a. nfsd
or Waitress; nnhlie 81 nfisale, 40 shnaN
warh pat ai"H ,
GtHi,s ttMu, want sunetal h1nsswafk am'
natt time WORT references. feienht,e North
Ts4.
Girl. ~ants ra,, time work a,o,niass rall
lh.i atnr snh0 Catherine -
Gihi wants part Tine 81 das's so.h. iva
HeHaman -, so ~ ssll Altanur l1la W ~
uthi; Wishes pisas as eaoh with Ms, eiass
nnn.le With smsi faulty "tn reference,
sa,ih 81 nv ... .-.... .--.--.
tlui. ealated nes, seassat. .suet,eMea
houat walker ur ehsa,hetma,d @s,.tess he
talnr l.,sa -....
uth. wants pls.s ss .oah as huassaark
sa,,H reta,an,e' fnA ufeshsns III nv, etn
slAI vents s,,Ias ~"'h ~ aas h,"d
glHt, waa,. sseeral hausaesF sates'e,e
aiiit,, .aa,lesl, N,ehes uaft lm. naA ii
s an w. ..,.a Ahls, g ,sa Ian y. ~.
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A BIGGER INCOME.

We require seYef&3 more ssifsnen "1b"fi-
go 81 o. tfrxDst+ff4reC 20 sfi - Sr'3H@b}
sstAfs 4sstj:8Stufs fass"st reiiiIx r1fHilst
= 81 keN sest ,.,t 81 :t1S aifFs"titF h'5fnF
stes ptys-at 1r fs~ ssSs HeFtn1rFs fss" ffe"
srssn4s5g FFtsFsot&efG ssissttch Nl,l FhDs
,,'sfeft* As.c r9iss sDuE ssles tor spJ Ask
..ls saes srana.ef
RUBY LEI. NINAR. nc.
7ssy5 ksw YoTk Ase MAN jt45
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WINTER TERN BEGINS
j lESDAY. JANUARY 3

ONCE open all day tomorrow for enroll.
mifhis II Won inicnd Ia take the course IL
apili ." better 10 enroll Monday aud avoid
NE rush Tuesday night. Make thai New
.oS Nv hfoppnS in the Office either for en-.
,iil'eh' i.f Ia talk IL over with ia Cissae.
a"Iiday Wednesday and Friday night. 10
y ana laboratory work Tmcsisv :. 70
NOR enrolling for th.s term win he liccns.s
sppi1'1FFfial radio operators aud Junior on
@ ~ T'b5e the end of the present
go tH1hnn reasonable aud within ths
- vi Rft man earning even a very sm.u
saisF3. small weekly payn,cni. ' '''"i'
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l.Xpl.RlENlE.Il

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
"abthl al "uee ~ nt,e 81 the la.Ecsi sna
oitB@{ nit3.<e }34 a{iR
Hpt'SF aALgsAAa AKB
Isl @t&tsr PROPERTY ~AIt.FAhS
real opfpH'.tnfis l., B4ate H1S iiDnrs IA
AtiGi,es ItAs 41s stA4 nBi.e
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1927 STUDENTS PLACED.
All our students for the wear inst closed
we're piacei a. soon AZ graduated at nay
raaHine from $40 TO $500 month. Are
2f' mat much month in the next 10 years
IN Nohf present Tine of work Let us do for
tha "hat NC have been doing for Others
nsIs you very htte, requires only three or
1onr nights OF your time each week aud you
VIII fni the work interesting '
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HEl.5. I4.Et}f 400 ,rli,3oys creamy
pa aIh$ hot til"'ls At tsttTs9n aHJ utiitr q. >
ttft~ 9ffbhs A"s'fttes i.iJltsHB Uustttf
y Sati4ti." ! 'tltel. JgisH}D iY3dueta ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

fNk >ALE~~GFoxvrS business established
- wars, viii consider responsible esrsss>
North SArN
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--.-----44-44---f $500. -.--''-' - -
< Al I'SNl,N

Men over - years Of age. educated, cX-
perien,rd IN selling, capable OF tatkthe 70
business nea viii nc given sales rnSi'iohs W
and around Washington on striCi Coh'ntls-
SION bass tno drawing acct ! wherc thea
w.orl and with a large Internationally known
romranv, where adv anCcmcnt Is rapid and
covcrncd only by vour own chorts "St on
references required Address Box 39o-A, STAR
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD ExPE
reu,ro Instructors Satisfaction insured
white thaufeurs furnished Call Line 80
ITALIAN LESSONS: HOURS LOCATION
suitable 10 YOU; classes. private. beginners.
advanced. conversation. translations. cXper-
Fenced native teacher. university graduate.
references, 30t East Captol 81. . .
NOW Is THE TIME To REGISTER FOR
the new class IN HE insurance sansn,auship
that starts the 3rd of January Send appl!
cation immediately Address BOX 3fa
star Office - --.-.-.--
ATTo DRIVING LESSONS FOR PERMITS
and p1rktug cars furnished: reliable lnstruc'
tor. 6ii q sw,. call Foster. FRANKLIN S'S''
LEARN HOW TO AvOID COLDS AND
erin by special diet. Call or write for book
let retersons Diet Institute. l:ll ENatts
st. ne. -------
PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE MAY NOW
make their engagements for private or class
instruction IN constructive pubic speaking
and oral English; eXtcmporaneous speerhes
and voice placement given particular atten.
ton: Harvard College references. A"uf.ss
Rax 3S6-X. star office. -.----
WANrEI--MEN AND WOMEN FOR no
tells clubs apartments institutions s'hooiss
aud colleges tea rooms cafrtrrias demand
exceeds supply: eNperi"u"e not necessary axe
~ no obstacle. a common schnni 'uu'n,'".'
all that Won need Vnu can train ~ ="
few short months for big rav positions 'ne
10 tc" graduates To- WASHINGTON best hotis
Our trcr employment bureau covers tne
whole country. Mid-Ncar evening classes nov
Go'ni,nc early enrolment advised SENIOR
upen : 70 ~. 10 - u III .,,,
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING StHot''~
-
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VARIETY STORE, ,telstStessel, t<.,ssrtsOSs-
cry, lunch, ssIa fountain etc. ae4salS,Sae<Ns
ami transsent trattr aeae sShSsal ss0 very
r.s.anAel~; 'sssv. Eer information esN ln,t
Stissl Sc
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Wa<TEi,-S.ai.ESME\.


KAkN WHILE voc LEARN The lie ~
-,,Fanse profession. practical and rom.
p'e'e course IN The principals ani nta'si'" al
Late Insurance Co 1875 Woodward Risig
MEN, and nEsrai commission ia start
This - a siasdF F"p-at selling proposition =:
ferresi Call '.IG INSURANCE kldc 18th an:
tye NV. Iaf-iaS ami "Wednesday after
IN
PAINT SALESMAN experienced WITH
Washington following "a manage local palt.'
| business, axes4 salary. Address Box
! f3h Star Office
SALESMAN ie srll har1@ ar. aud part IL al.
oT> Imported transfer pi"tnsrs. bE dfmat.i
"H'.iusiT~ trrritory Hcrvtt ". Loeser. ! : |
itvlnetnn Az bgaa,o
sALESMAA--l.o~al sotive Ioan acquainted
tuiiet gouAs islyefs. carry ttig "sn tsl,um si4e
Bnf. BFfef7'ncts tf,4seseFy liberal commission
Pona5et La NJ Warren 81 New i"rk,'
SALESMAN who ku1~s bo~ to sfii retail
drag .fai .rats.lY ig..de IN Wash, agtpn. Only
az cxGsF5e4ss4si anan Who has SOLD nation
ally sfixsrtlrssi isr.ruet iu ihis Igsd" ~sii ~
'r,,s.i.iefst Initial salary. SO in,ersies.s
VIII L.. arranged he Washington Witt
II. " Koom No i9l. 40 =" 4uIh st
SALESMAN iar sdsrftsing s,sns calendars
iifsfsl tssfy3s,4t@rltt; Write fsr uafticulafE
Thr se4eto sign ca. keiaion. Ohio.
SALES MANAGER Eenark shit patented
Soils ~ 30 on1y. Every of'cr Dtosps't {"
100 Equas poFA rxpenriy" Do~fr ma,
f3S3EfFR FUs ~ tUEef Tor 80 Utst&&EtF ana
~ .afesassa,. Exr.uriYe Franchise s11Ven.
Writ Nir. aa3et f6F free triai offer H'-."
':o5i Nihtiatap hsis Bo.Lon .
sALE>HE&~~insnsee opportunity fo'
aEssrfs9t" zaies3lrit Tor valuable s4atIons j.
tie ",ssISst Hufthy jJns al bah grad
At adretbs'n* Yfff sngsrnfinl ga
,"a suai"s s,sss iti~ a nlnr" "iai',,f AZ. iiD
i's1h ever. insiial'ns exciUssFt c"p,r Eh,ei 81
IA na9's. a'sen laiD "as,is t"it,iaS Ef"Tt
fss
i{efns f'n*e3i'ie Esfn&ugs - 800 yrsr hn3
4p@ ard EsfserIrn'" th 1Af liIsf mot nrt'~F
afnunG @ofk fiissfHi commissions botl4i
4Ha hr<~N Esp"nsas adv af''"d t.iEt 81 so
2sl5frH 5fH}hifrsi. WFat" IL" ui'4i1t+Ts ii8 fhl
i4sr- Ihs Th0s. u. Murphy Co. kfd Uah
hALEsHKh specially men. sell az adyrr
tasjhs asfF5r@. rSoapt sestai "prttttn'ts ihi
promptly Lispatb, @o7 W 18th al. As~
'"S
.ALEsaK" ta s"li "ssk oae thousand
,,"ees ~tite dsi'.s i1I $50 'on''nis si" ',.
BAKER I'otiery 90 eiiistlift .
TALEsAbA~~Ifmks hsRs at1 sun "ar"s
~ '.'-', = i4''F Ihfl."'i EIDE ,,'. ,,",
/ tom hDbenatics Trunk d i;aR Go. fettrs
SALEsNFN ~zsp alf mat marker a b,anI.
t,n iq4f-is5ge thtt DtIuts i8sin3tlY t'li aisd
! haa)l Fshsl ssnlp. Marvellous detn"n
en- q '. ., n"" - ga, s's Do - ,'A ','r.
i.f"t"FS 80 s"ahi'!fs Zib 90 80 Fast
skLL pEtA1IhH -4o'. .on,uir.lon, na
=" haH* " ai'aTr, Hm iiot $40 Il
stiL AtLhof 100 deli,toDs creamy
igfh' 4f3nns Aos'ttis" hfrlt"rS pns,t'f
= .ssnap." Jared. Jsiep,D Products "a
.sf.,... ,,s..,s,.
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THIS is TIE
FIRST DAY OF THE YEAR

ARE YOU CONTE\TED
To he shut I'D in an Office or store the hal.
ance az your lie drawing small salary !:
Are you longing and waiting for something
hotter 10 turn up: In these days you must
get busy and put forth some effort or get
ttu IN the rush Begin the new wear right
have right here at home to get INTO the
fadi" profession. whore the work - IN
teFestihg and fascinating, salaries good from
adv ancement. or the size of the pay.
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ATTOMOBITE MECHANIC, 10 wears OK.
perIeuCp, married. settled references No.'h
sS9o. -
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SiTUATION-pOMESTIC


HALF-TIME WORK nv colored woman. will
take bundle wash home Write JanitOr 122O
HOUSEKEEPER. white. middle aged, re-.
fined. experienced no laundry no children:
references: country eitv. Address BOX 14-v.
Star Office.
HOusEEORK. by reliable woman: home or
stay nights. Decatur 3661.
yANTTRESS wants small apartment. 1877
Oreaon ave. NV.
LADY middle ssrd rcfned- desIres DeTma
"s .er an ~p nxa III % hqs, noe.
Address BOX 4,s.x Star Office -
LAUNDRY at home or out by the day. 1915
LAUNDRY WORK At home or out by day:
best city reference Call or write 1887 I4ti
LAI'NDRESs - Fir.t-cIass iaundress wishes
wash to take home. Cali Columbia 600
hamc az Notify ' fa wa" FrG ssn a"s
,,3,,1 out. 1907 18th at. NV. Potomac
PLACE as general houseworker. small fam
ny; plain cooking. Phone Pot. POI. or adj
dress loo 1t. NV.
STUDENT. competent. reliable worker. want.
n,,ng and evening work. Columbia
WOMAN. middle aged wants a good place,
good cook ami general housework. Address
CD 4th 1t. NV.
WOMAN, OIored. desires day or part time
work or general housewofk. 7iG 3rd II
WOMAN settled. from country. wants work
OF any KIND; exp. Call at 10 y. e. ave. sc.
WOMAN. coiored. wishe. day or parttime
work or chgmbcrmaid good reference .id-
dr"ss 13a4 G st. SC
WOMAN. reliable. wants part-time or gen
5:ts :121 11th st. NV.
WOMAN. colorcd. Virginia. wants work by
S"oEi,y Sar,h and plan
WOMAN. .coored, respectable. wants lsun-
dry work in frst-class family by the month
1909 NV. City reference. .'
WOMAN. .colored. day worker. Efficient rcIi-
WOMAN wants laundry work out by day
reference. North G5OO,J.
WOMAN. ;sxperiencced, want. position cook
cleaning or apartment: good references.
WOMAN. colored desires work As cook Or
WOMAN. neat. young. cleaning APARTMENT.
references. Potomac 1891
WOMAN. colored; wishes general housework
crcncc. 1923 18th st nv.
WOMAN experienced. Wishes place q. moth.
er'- hclnrr "r plain cooking. Phone Poto-
WOMAN neat. coio7cd. from country want.
posi,ion as plain cook or general housevork
stav nights 4"2 o at NV.
WOMAN. .coIored. wishes anartment cleaning
l25 23rd 81. NV. Phone West 7111. u
WORK OF any kind tho Sundays or bundle
wash tn take home. Atlantic :ist0'J.
YCTNG WIDOW with child. aged = desire.
posi,ion as hOusekeepcr. excellent references
Adams 1929.
YOUNG WOMAN. experienced worker. wants
place rs cook and first floor work or gen
eral Homework: En hom" nights. 1924
Corcoran st NV. ant .. md floor. -
YOTSG WOMAN. coiored neat wishes maid
or light homework. 1904 S 81. nv. Call
North 5:5i-J
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SAt&l,N,,SE N,>sA, v pga<taSAsS as~
NAg<AsA f,sy SsNA. ~ Sessts Sss - s-eAasSVsA
tta ~ seSa >&a1&N ass& Ny%s>kAN at NM
tNltwesy = SeeN> 49,. NJ NJ,
St&\A(E~~Mt& hsSst y r><seAN Sa SSsS& M
,htiNa >tA Ss>Aaat EFv Sas AsSseS - va
SAtAk 4tA m~ M
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HELI'-FEMALE.

years. willing and CAPABLE Of doing o any
boz room aud laundry Address Box
AZ star Office
WOai ! TO demonstrate Spencer surgical
nall professional training given splendid
a sSG"r.a" ~; s;ss c give o"'"e
reliable and refined for healthy outdoor
business: no CONTRASTING: give phone. Ad.
dress l,ox 4l5X. Star Office.
WOMAN with high school education, capa-
bio of handling workers.: should have ia,n
dry experience. state experience, reference
and salary Of last position. Address Box
nv Star office.
snnaty. win he carefully trained In sc,en
tific dress md surgical corset fitting with
view Of h'r taking charge of territory. Ad
dress Box 4ON.x. Star Office. --
ton, open Jan, 81 not married. entirely unin-
numbered with high-schooi education be-
1SrGn % an" -" S1Hry SS and
Compton & Co. 100. N. Dearborn. Chicago +.
WOMEN Young. wanted. to model dresses
in WASHINGTON, dent. store. Steady cmploy-
Lrcs.cs no larger need apply. Address Fox
'4.V. star office. -
YOUNG LADY Of Refinement aid Intelligence.
with personality. for general Office work ac
essential Address rep:y; giving age. exneri-
ence and compensation Box 301-A star once
WOMAN OF CHARACTER
10 fill An important travelling position mat
is not routine work and offers unusual op-
poitunttv for asivancemcnt: 4 school ei.i-
cation: entirely unincumber-; aged ~ TO
as: no investment required: guaranteed in
>" not s ,eiepnone "a 10 IN en a,er
day. Canvassers need not apply. MRS
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: --.-,-- = - - -
4 SAL ESMAN.

married man over 80 wears Of arc no'
satisfied with his nosition, onnortuni% "1
earnings II YOU have sales anlhN, knn u,
anncaranre nlrasng personality, YOU can
lear, our business This offer is for per,
manent position. Do not anpN unless YOU
rao furnish unauestonahle reference, fosi
ton is with nationally known FINANCIAL ins'l'
tuition with established business m ,Washin-.
ION VIZ invite Investigation nv h'ehclass
mon Not stocks bonds insurance or tra
estate Compensation on commission SSaanns
or more weekly GIVE fun information anu
nhoup number IN first letter and iotrrEleM
viii he ARRANGED Address BOX a3l-A. star
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WA\TED-.AtSE\TG.

AGFNTS-Sell - fast selling candy special
tlcs In stores: hiE profits. Lorrac Products
ca. Albany \. y. -.
AGENTS can earn from $50 10 SIS a week
- .r.AlalalN lLchi Mhn.
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ItE,r-MAI.E AND FEMALE,

ROORhEEPER. experienced. w'th rricrcnrcs,
for tutor. Call after pm. or SUNDAY
Jt\ITOR--Settlcd honest. Capable. inter
csicd conple mo chlldren,, who appreciate
good home Quarters IN exchange hGnt scr
ICES man other Job woman home. 1888 @
MAN AND WIFE. white. settled. no children
yarrtakers for small apartment house. AppS
SnI6
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b L Y Err MANAGER. milf
merry. available after January IS:
most capable. very best refer
ences: shop and large dept.
store experience with both high
class aud popular price mer-
chandisc. Address Box 6o-N.
Star office.
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| Am Looking
For 2 ot,rr Man
>hf-S'~' tti,A>Es,. =

NOD No MACHINES s9.4 -~rt~< --oss1s.7.
hoos SesTz1< Es7s'As>e4 nsx1y-s - g.
-oGShs Wales. N0~syp@ rs'~,,Ia,r-s CrssSs
r~r @'t-< Nac1.ss Co rSr>
ANTio'-E CaE>T * -s1a11rS 17---V-- al
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/ LAWYER ef hong rNs~Stesss~ At the ASg arss
va the eN'sNh tesaSes ufn<e gNNesasS't,an ~
/ fsciites With euad srm Cav r,etyiStsss
j >tale rsrttsl IL necessary. Atsstre>s tSaN
>lN Sta ofsew
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-30
CHICAGO SHOW
 HOUSE BOMBED
Aut horities Investigating. Also Find Bundle
 of Dynamite

CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 30.- Enough dynamite to destroy a city block was found in the Par thenon Theatre where yesterday a black powder exploded and blasted large hole in the wall. A large audience was in the theatre at the dime.
 When the authorities were in- vcstigating the bombing, they found t2 sticks of dynamite, bound tightly together, under a stairway. Further investigation showed the dynamite had been connected with the powder bomb but failed 10 explode.
 Dissension among the stock holders, which is in the hands of receiver, is offered as a pos sible motive for the bombing.
 A year ago bomb was shipped to the theatre, in a truckload, and exploded back stage.
 A mass meeting of 800 stock holders was held Tuesday and feeling ran high as the affairs of the corporation were discussed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-30
MORRIS SENTENCED

l.. r. Morr-s, iocai contractor, who pleaded guilty to a charge of possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor in violation of the Alaska Bone Dry Law in the U. s. Commissioner Court on August 10, was sentenced to- day by Judge r. A. Boyle, to pay fine of $1,000 and serve four months in jail Mir. Morris was represented by H. L. Faulkner.
 MT. Morris and Harry Johnson were apprehended at o'clock on the morning of August 9 at Aux Bay when they put into the bay on the gasboat Sandy, ' with, it was said, 100 gallons of mooshine whiskey aboard. The arrests were made by Prohibition Agents Chichester and Boyes who were assisted by U. s. Marshal Albert White and U. s. Customs officers NJ. II. Sides and J. T. Petrich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-30
GOV. PARKS INVITES EDITORS TO HOLD
 193O MEETING HERE

Gov. George A. Parks has re- ceiYed letter from H. c. Hotal- ing. Executive Secretary of lhe National Editorial Association thanking the Governor for an in vitation to the association 10 hold it's 1850 meeting in Alaska, and saying that the invitation will ba placed before the Executive Com mittee which will meet in St. Paul 1ext month.
 Mr. Hotaling expressed doubt that the invitation would be ac- cepted, though, he said, personal ly I do not know of place that I would rather go to than your section of the country He said, however. that it is proposed to hold the 1929 meeting in Wyoming and he does not believe that it would want to go West again the following year. He thinks the 19SO meeting will De somewhere in the East.
 The 1928 meeting of the Ma tional Editorial Association was held at Memphis and that for 1927
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-30
AIRPLANE LEAVES
 FOR DISEASE SERUM

The hydroplane of the Baranof Mild Cure Company is this after noon believed to be in the air from Port Althorp for Ketchikan to secure serum and bring it to Juneau to be used for cerebro- spinal meningitis, believed to have developed in two cases in Juneau. The dispatch of the plane was requested by Dr. H. C.. DeVighne, Territorial Health Commissioner.
 The radio was pressed into service early this morning 10 get in connection with the hydro plane. Lief Buschmann, of the Port Althorp cannery, was asked to give assistance. When inform ed of the purpose, he said he had 3 steamer at the cannery loading 30, ,000 cases of salmon and was head over heels in work, but would drop everything and be of what assistance he could. Buschmann took his speed boat and hastened to the Baranof Mild Cure plant, 12 miles from Port Althorp, gave the message there and the plane immediately hopped off for Port Althorp where furth- CT instructions were given, then is believed to have taken to the air for the Ketchikan trip and return to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-30
PROMINENT MEN
 ON PRINCE RUPERT

A telegram received by Il. k. Shepard, agent >or the Canadian National here. from Purser Craw- ford of the Prince Rupert at ket- chikan. says the vessel will be at Juneau ' o'clock this evening and fhere will be ten rooms available for the accommodation of Juneau south bound passengers.
 Among those making the round trip on the Prince Rupert, are Robert H. Davis, special represen- tative of the New York Sun and his wife. and W. B. Gray, of the publicity service of the Canadian National at Vancouver, and ais wife.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-30
MANY FRIENDS ATTEND
 FUNERAL OF CHILDREN

The funeral services for David l. Housel 3rd.. 14-months'-old sor of Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Housel, and June Roberta Brown. 1O-year-old daughter of Bruce Brown, were held at the c. w Carter Mortu- ary today at o'clock.
 The funeral was attended by a large number of friends of both families. and there were many lovely floral offerings.
 The pail bearers for June Brown were. Ole Bedding, M. Sexten. James Hogue, John Pastl, all mem bers of the Moose Lodge. Those who served sa pail bearers for David J. Housel 3rd., were j.. Latimer Gray, Henry Messer- schmidt. Joe Hunter and Joe Sad Ter, members of the Elks lodge Interment took place in the Elks plot at Evergreen Cemetery.
 Little Dave Housel died Mon day afternoon after a brief ill- ness and June Brown died Tuesday evening after being sick for 36 hours. The disease which proved fatal to the children has been diagnosed as cerebro-spinal menin- gitis by local physicians.