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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
FIRE TRAPS ARE
NEGROES HOME S
Must Unite With White
Workers
(By a Worker Correspondent

There is no section of the working
class in New York which welcomes
the summer season more than the Ne
gro. This may sound strange, but
when it is analysed it will be seen to
have a genuine economic basis. It IS
especially true at this time of wide
spread national unemployment which
always hits the Negro workers harder
than the white workers.
It is well-known fact that the Ne
groes are the last to be hired and the
first during period of economic de-
preston.
Segregation.
AS result Of we'll organized sys-
tenn of racial discrimination, the Ne
groes Of New York, as m other sec
tons of the country, are zoned off
from the rest of the population.
Harlem is the "black belt" of the
city and because the largest Negro
urban population in the world is con-
fined to limited residential section,
all the social ills of segregation are
thrown upon their backs. Negroes
pay the highest rents, live in the worst
tenements, buy the dearest food, and
get the least civic advantages of all
the social groups.
About 30 ner cent of the Negro
people in Harlem are tenants who are
fleeced in the most shameful manner
by the landlords, white and Negro.
In winter they get little heat in spite
of the fact that they pay more for
occupying their unsanitary quarters
than workers in other sections of the
city. Because race prejudice is one
of the Blessings of American demo-
cracy," these people compelled to re-
main penned up like hogs in an over
crowded community year in and year
out. If they attempt to move into
sections of the city they are met with
every form of hostility, even from
white workers who are themselves ex-
plotted.
White, Negro Workers.
One Of the most pathetic situations
in the labor movement today is the
hostility of the white workers towards
the Negroes. Unless they unite and
learn to be mere sympathetic to each
other, the ruling class will be able t
Cypress and exploit them by playing
upon their race prejudice. Workers
of all races must close their ranks
and fight against their common enc
my, capitalism.
AS the days become warmer, large
numbers of Negroes will again take
to the open air as means of escap-
ing from the disease-ridden tenements
into which the cold months forced
them. They will spend nights in the
nearby parks or on roofs, thus helping
them to bridge over the hard times
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
SEEK GLORY FOR ARMY.

OAKLAND, Cal, May 30.-A
thorough scrutiny of their navigating
equipment engaged the attention here
today of Captain Charles Kingsford-
Smith and his three fellow-airmen,
who plan to take off tomorrow morn
ing on four-stop flight to Australia
in the tri-motored monoplane South
ern Cross.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
which SO called prosperous" America
gives it's Negro citizens.

Black America will one day say to
white America, owe have had enough
segregation, lyncEings, jirn-crowism,
starvation, high infant mortality and
disfranchisement. We can stand
them no longer. The only way to solve
our problems is by marching under
the revolutionary banner against
these who have oppressed and humili-
ated rs for centuries, the capitalists of
America.
GEORGE PADMORE.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
ExPLOsION KILLS TWO.

TULSA, Okla, May 30,-A prema-
ture explosion of 200 pounds of dyna-
mite at the rock quarry of the
Standard Paving Company, eight
miles west of here, Sunday cost the
lives of John A. Scott and Hersha
Hendrix, workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
REPORT ON DOMESTIC PUMPS

WASHINGTON, May 30.-April
shipments Of domestic pumps and
water systems, as reported to the
Department of Commerce by thirty
two manufacturers, aggregated 1882
water systems, 1929 pumps, and 49,
los cylinders shipped separately.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
To plan Campaign.

Literature agents and squads OF Sec
lions 2 and will meet today at
6 p. m. at 101 W. 27th st. to make plans
for the coming election campaign of
the Party
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
nate Committee Will Come to Nv York to Probe Smith Ssh Find
Labor and FYateYmdl
Organizations
To Ala Miners.

The United Council of Workingclass
Women OF the Unl.ed. Workers CO.
operative will hold a midnight show,
Saturday, June 2, at 1870 p. m, at
Burke's Theatre, White Plains Ave. and
Burke Ave-. the Bronx. The Proceeds
will go for miners relief
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31

tooth diseases
Dzereshinsky Branch.
The Dzereshinsky Branch $50. will
hold a concert and dance at the Rose
Garden, 1347 Boston Road, tomorrow
for the benefit of the Mtnep1a
victims. The program Will include "a
recital by the Freiheit Mandolin Or
chestra; Michael Gibson, Yiddish Art
Theatre artist in Moishe Nadir's THE
% Lunatics"; the two Red Devils; a
Kunst Ring presentation of David
Pinsky's The Dollar" and other fea-
lures. Dancing will continue till day
break.
Brownsville 1. L. d.
The l. /. D. section of Brownsville
VIII hold a concert and Mooney
Billings mass meeting tomorrow at 8
p. m. at the Brownsville Labor -Lyceum,
219 sackman st.
Friends of Nature Hike
The Junior Section of the Friends of
Nature will hold night hike to High
Tor, Sunday, June Bird. The mixers will
meet at the 42nd st. West shore ferry
at 2 a. m, Sunday morning. Adolf
Matthes VIII lead the hike. Fares will
,& w. /. r. ChiIdren's Camp
The Workers International Relief
announces that it's office, at 1 Union
DAudISb NOUN OV4, Is open IOT InOSe VINO
wish to register for the children's
camp. The camp itself, which occupies
part of the ground of Unity Camp,
Wingdale, N. Y, will open on July 4.
Those wishing to phone for reserva-
lions should call Algonquin S04S
Bronx wOmen's Council.
Council of the United Council of
Working Glass Women, will hold a
literary evening and banquet on Sat
urday evening, at 1472 Boston Road
There will be several numbers on the
concert program. The proceeds will
go to the Workers Center and the
Joint Defense.
Brighton Dance.
A package party and dance will be
given by the United Council of Work.
ingclass Women, the Workers Club.
and the School for Children. all Of
Brighton Beach, on Saturday, June 2.
at 227 Brighton Beach Ave The pro-
ceeds will go to the Workers Center
and to the Miners Relief.
Local IS, /. L. G. w. U.
Local SO of the International Ladies'
Garment Workers Union will hear p.
Yudich lecture at 1880 tonight at I6
w. 21st st. The subject will be Amer
lean Trade Unionism, What 1t Is and
What 1t Should Be-"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31

ingelass Housewives will hold a lee
ture today at p. M, at iii Rut-
land Road, Brooklyn. DR.. Helen Nov
shovitz will lecture on prevention of
tooth diseases.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
Germnn Lnnguage F'raetlon.

The German Language Fraction will
hold a meeting tonight at the Labor
Temple, 243 r. saith St, x. Stahl will
lecture on THE Recent Elections In
Germany" and on Anti Parliamentar-
ianism, the Newest Line of Lore" All
German comrades are urged to attend.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
Haywood Leaflets.

Leaflets for the william Haywood
Memorial Meeting are now to be pro-
cured at the district office. All units
of the Young Workers (CommunisD
League and the Workers tCommunist)
Party are instructed TO go to the dis
trict office to secure their supply for
distribution, and to cooperate in order
cess
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31

Unit 3, Subsection "a win Hold 81
tomorrow at p. m, at 101
West 27th st, All members must at
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31

Brighton Dance.
Local IS, /. l.. G. w. IT.

:, Local 30 of the International Ladies
Garment Workers Union will hear p
Yudich lecture at 1880 tonight at 16
w. 21st st. The subject will be Amer
lean Trade Unionism, What 1t Is and
What 1t Should Be-"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
WORKERS PARTY
ACTIVITIES
international Branch, Section I'D.
NEW YoRK-N Ew ERsEY

International Branch Section I'D
meets today at so st. Marks Place
at 1880 p. m
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
Open Air Meeting.

Traction and Tammany graft will be
discussed It an open air meeting to
be held this evening at $40 at 13Sth
st. and st. AIMS Ave. under the aus
pieces of the Workers (Communist)
Party. Joseph Padgut and Louis A.
Baum will be the speakers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-31
Open Air Meetings.

Steinway & Jamaica AYES, Jamaica,
L. I. Speakers: j. Sherman, J. o. Bent
all, A. Harfield. M. Rock.
13Sth st. and st. Annes Ave, L. Baum,
J. s. Poyntz NJ. Kagan
10th st. and Sth Ave, C. Powers.
Friday, June Is P. M:
Bristol and Pitkin Ave, Bklyn, N. Y,
CHI. Raiss, Julius Cohen, NJ. Russak, H.
Williams.
Varet st. and Graham Ave, Bklyn,
N Y, A. Bimba, s. Pollock, NJ. FASTER
max.
9Th Ave. and 10th ST., s. Nosin, w
Carmen, I. Yusem, J. Marshall
9TH Ave. and 13Sth ST., z. Stanley
Geo. Padmore, B. Myers, Tom Foley
A Markoff.
Evening star., 1928-02-01

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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

!
iiRI.. colorcd. wishes part time work or light
houseworl in apartment. Gail 1913 18th st.
v. Ant.
GIRL. light coIorcoi. neat veil experienced
cafeteria WORK salad helper. Phone
AoamS Sj"l
GIRL. neat, col"rcl, wants place cook or
general h"uscwur&er. @35@ Champiain ST.
". Adams lo'b'.
GIRL, rchahc, wants place as general house
worker. References. l1li 81, nv. Phone
North -. W.
GlRl. WISHES general hoUsework; stay nights.
1919 81. nv.
GIRL Man,s loh. general houseW ork or cook.
lil1 W 81. NV
GIRL. c0ore, neat wishes place as cook or
nart.tmr Worker. li43 Swami 81. nv.
S!k or sn good %eng MerNe1 shr & ee Aa nurse
GIRi.-C olorcd. wants position; stay IN or
homo nights. Gracc John.o2 al7 o 81 n "
GIRI.--Colored. wishes a position general
hnnseworker. 439 81. nv.
GIRL neat c0lored, light. wants job in pri-
v.te family. Call or write 46 ST: NV
LADY refined middle aged desires place az
hou~ekcrp"r for retired elderly people. Gail
Atams :ono Mrs. haynes
LAiY--Nca,. colored Wishes rlaoe cook
~ private family: 'qty references; go home
nights l3iS T n.w
LAUNDRY 10 take home or days work.
pABT,rIYr WORK 6v experienced c7io7ea
~on,an: no washing. Phone Adams 69laJ.
rART.TlME WORK hy coiored woman.
81 Nou -; NV. Ant
SCHOOL GIRL. coorcd wants room a'id
h0ard IN exchange for services after school,
81 81 NV. or phone North l32S-W after
:! 20 u NJ.
WASH TO do al home Mrs inex Riley.
l253 81 :,
WOMAN reliable. culored wants work OF
any kind. Call between aud 4. Adams
ltH1W.
WOMAN wants COOK general work. Can
zoos 10Th st NV. -
WOMEN taI. first-c!ass iaundress or bundle
| washer. days work OF any kind. Franklin
WORK or ANY KIND wanted by responsible
eotored woman. 1851 l3th st. NV
Iui Nc GfRi. wants pari-;irle or a9tday
work ""j3 Cleveland ri. NV. -
YuT'NG WOMAN coiored wants house.
work In small family good references. ~a:.
sherman axe ". Act jos |
lBl NJ WOMAN dr>if"s uDsItiou "a hnuse'
keeper IN muthcTless or business home. Col.
,ittsO
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


CARPENTER AND BrILDER--Exper,w work.
porrhcs flocrs rcnodrlinS: easonahle: iTee
estimates ". J. sullivan North ABA. -
stars repaifed, floors partitions windows
adjusted; small 'obs a specially. LINCOLN
CONTRACTOR - BnIIc,ng- repairs. cement
work difficult work especially. Low costs
y,ssur'd 6. II. Momhcrser. :lo5 Eye ~.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Motors. arma
ture and coi winding: power apparatus spe
cialists Central Armature wofhs 035 D ST
kLFCTRlc wIRlNG--sIx Toom.- coInpIetc
Electric Co. .i00 li,h st nv. Adams 5".3.
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING scfaprng. elec.
s1l"s rsa Sereas sss $ a:t i. n1' M e1Hf
FLOOR WORK OF every descrlption: reason.
able guaranteed. FOLK & DEATON.. 1885
Park ri. Adams 1896. Adams 2::s,J.
FLOORs-Eiectric machine and hand finish
,ng, efficient: reasonable. reliable service.
Il. +. Nash. Columbia 1921.
FROZEN AUTO ENGINES WELDED in the
ear, So 10 $50 wELDIr Co. 5lo Is,
FURNITURE TPH0LSTERED. repaired; sIp;
covers nla.ie- Est: checrfuly given Returned
ir"e Tlitcn%or. l43t sth =. NV. \; 30.
GARAGE BUILDERS and n1an1iaciuTcTS
low monthly payDepts two wears 10 ray
We use the h-st material and workmanshn
tall Lincoln inioo. Washington construc.
ton 20. zoo st r.. ----
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATORS
-Carrntrv work, purrhcs papcrlug and
painting tlas'er work. heating. roonns "a,
FACES pI9mh,nG, electric "t1lnE and hk'nres
anu any kitld OF improvement 10 the noli't
n"nes' s, worH anu h, M 1ntcrns, on and no
,,Iltrst,on ar rharrn fnr estirIate Nh inter.
est IN To- thr@. years 10 nav No trIsis
or mortgages required Ana no loh 100
small nr too large. P.nn lmproSement Co.
ID. -
Won wait. Turner & Clark. new address
i:3I 4. New YORK ave NV FIR. 3o05
PIANO TUNING. 5: 50. We specialize In
oar estimate rrces reasonable Skilled
mechanics Work guaranteed. Sanderson
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pAINTING-house painting interior and ex.
,er,ors skilled mechanics: reasonably prices
r1pFETl1; r1IlTII1;-R5am. : no.1ieI 7p
add paperad ~iih noychrome paper. - 30
m. Painting a, i"~ezt nrIc"s Grt benefit
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pAPFRJII RJIISGISt;-Rnons az an, 1908
ssninles. muck service, also na!nftnx. Eoy
white, Ciev $3.50
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

BABY CH}CR>--l3 J'et, o.o,st t-;s'>'.>i a.ss~.eE :
s'lf-'tevl for h.1h c&% rcg~tr},t4eN s2nply sSSs
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tn<3e free M&>>sn&sieH Fscgs> Has:Se~y.
hnS 3iIN Eary3>1Hh4rs ".
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3.gxy 5reyne s. 30 wat $rB maze - and
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
II pm. day before publication.
For Sunday. $50 p.m. satur-
day.
Al the Branch Agencies. one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
Only Exceptions

pesth Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for the
daily will he accepted Up TO noon
day OF issue except Saturday and
Leea, Holidays. when the closing
time is 1880 am. Death no.
tices ard Lost and Found for The
Sunday Star will re accepted up
10 IL pm. Saturday.
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SITI'ATIOS-FEMAIE.

sCSI2TA >.T ,u f.p,l.t. an. - nr .nunarl00
t.5drer. by 4rsH star or,e p.
BpCkKFEptp t..ti,,rt,y ,,;tn x,.,.n-
1r.tnfr suj yeurysI f,f,t. !. evur,icree .te
p,te. nnsitlt,n a. teAt,on~tialfty Fr GAS
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THFsaMAgEK ,rsi,i.,tjal. ,.f,egIcurrt IN
Evening star., 1928-02-01

Mary is one Of tho great enigmas OF history
and her biosraphers differ in blaming her for this
affair. Gossip quick TO carry tales to Oarn'ey
Of the friendship Between his wife and Rizzio. One
night while she sat at supper with Rizzio. Oarnsy
and his men rushed into the room
Evening star., 1928-02-01
PERSONAL.


MISS FLOOps PRIVATE kiNDERUARTEN
and school ot the dan'F. children ) and "sfr
: 80 uu'il > in"uiing dtuner - week.
NA>>EUsE SWEDISH EXPERT
aa.s,ze is.i n +. nv. Ap. les.
: riFCE SITE ~IU' COVERS MADE.
$3i.SJ: feather mattresses made. l..
lehtRWOIlI. 1919 18th 81: So Line. 3ian
SWEDISH MA>SAGE SALT GLOW, ELFC.
tie and Discretionary treatments for colds,
S',cnhrrd 3n7I-J
INYALIDS. CONVATFSCENTS AND AGED
gwen every care sy nurse IN her own home
rhonn ADKINS 7Etib. 1888 Kalorama ri.
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR lANALIDS 4
aged. special attention Ia diet. night ard
oay sapervlson l715 I.auier pl. Col. 5a3:
PRIVATE. HOME. BEAUTIFUL LOCATION.
slc}nIty Wafdman Park for Invalid. aE'd
c9nysles"on,: skilled n4rsns: special diei
bftghi. warm room rrnf, refs. Adams Z sS
NASSEUSF. COLORED GIVES BODY MAS
SAGE 10 ladies. Can I've well recommended.
kesdential wnrk. Decatur SOS.
Will THE WASHINGTON Girl. WHO
volunteered Ia JON tomdr, Dyotts exe"dl-
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B>T-LE CRtEK MXsSFCSF, VIOLET RAY
Treatment. hnt hathr. manirurlst Once. y
PROFESSIONAL .SrRSE GIVES ELkCTklt
if"atiutntH tof all nerve llls. Hours, u 3
I'm. Franklin 1874
VIOLET nay. ELECTkM TREATMENTS
~, ~ "ntre & 25oi ~ aye. we.toser Az, "a
MASSAGE pay Y~IoTHERArY CniRuPRAt.
tie, SARA HOi.MSIROM. d0s East tHpi
TOT 81 Lincoln 1l37. u
TREATMENTS ELECTRICAL. AND MAS
..asn Tor all nervous and rheumatic CON
LADY 10 SHARE FURNISHED ATT. OR
" al rent same. Adams "bhS
Evening star., 1928-02-01

BEAUTY PARIOitS.

PERMANENT WAVE special 81. on Et.
in"nds machine by graduate students Of the
Honour school. tr. atjt. slI tith 81, NV.
3rd nnor.
IHI orr FAMOUS Engiish mu."lr tuntns
ii' !al. ~ . other work very rrhsonabte. t"r
ah!"lhlnlrnt 'bil r.. 500. Ihna IL ST. nv,
raintment call franklin luIal DuK0THi
tbFEEi.
Evening star., 1928-02-01

tucIsrsr.s ccns.dc,rd uy personal inter.
ysex OILY ary csy i~tors y n"on. Gan
sz.tv .Gfo-e ses4ft@ fUru'~y are s@l1f,tH-g.
E4e NJ f'arxer sz.Be 2gI Der.lke B.dg p.
TFzu Eprpasgss
Evening star., 1928-02-01
SITUATTON--MALE.

Sli L talHON-haLL.
ATTORNEY with executive ability. expert
ciesn reputation: connection wtth law hrm
pr~ferr"d Address Box 4soB. star nff!ce. .
pAkER AND PASTRY CoOk--Expr1eH,e!.
"anis position. Address Box i2n.b. star
nflce -
BODKKEEPER : services furnished daily for
small weekly lee financial and tax state
nlenis eSpert accountant. Georgia 25l0 y. .
CHATFFKrR. I2 y"ars rxperirnce on FOR
eigu and donlfs site cars. married references.
Address Box iI2-B star ofil,r.
MAN ~ efroing work. experienced sales
nIdn. typist. newspapers. etc: emp!oyed "uF.
ing day rs associate EDITOR of Magazine.
Addicss iox 4l'i-k Star Office -
MAN solorrsf. neat wishes position as chnut-
inuF hou-"man: reference; II years expert
enre IN handing all make cars. Decatur
NAS--Colond strong and reliable a. ian.
i;"r or truck driver. mol afraid VI work. Al.
lsntt" tnfi.
POSITION As WORKING MANAGER. dairy
TOR stock farm experienced; nndue~tnnahle
references . or eGntnpeh tairg farm on sha.es,
RESTAURANT MANAGER fsir"s manaeo-
rial position with hotel, cafeteria or cnhee
fhnnre. ID ycafs experience. years with
tttl1s address Box i7J H star nflor. -
STENOGRA PIE Protestant
ce1rni Tefcrencfs wiling to travel desires
pn.llion. Hermann l3:5 ION ST nv. North
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YOUNG MAS- 20 wants work in Office or
s'oTe ~ oncr. Will accept moderate salary
20 start. Hard worker. college education:
hes; references Address Box SOB. star
Young MAX col0Tef, warts position In es-
rage pfl1 at" Or delivery work Viii drit"
suy make Of car Call Adams @9Ga W
nines store " "'''e- Address Box 40.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
FOR A SALESMAN.

We want ren 10 start trs,ninR az once
o.. executive saies 9pslbons cFeAieo ~ our
r.r,Sv eypzretnE Org gaf1iZAiIOD. -
Tr!t company haE nearly Soo 1actot1
f,rs-~fes ,hyogR nouf the @0yG arc e rev
t..,..+uce,R ~ INV er5.fon new 10 the L. >.
srb ~ yrErt 80. offD HgD worth were esG
:. 1898. sales for 1927 VI! nearly cocole.
Evening star., 1928-02-01

Come into this nsT p-rsn1zat4on tnss ~
vov, sor~sgrR .n ine E,est market ~ Inc
xnr1< s-sc ~hlrn IL fnsncsd anh controll@d
~ a rg,ry parry which has mace s2Hcess ~
Eurppe. As-s. A1t'fsAa, A'F'ca aho So~'h
AHgEFgCz.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

CHEVROLET CABRIOLET. I927-Csed verI
littie. naturally in the best Of condition.
The low price will surprise you. One of thl
l41t y ~ "
Evening star., 1928-02-01

1870 Euno ." Sedan,
EvESy SE>rEC- CONE ~ ANc
LlNA - Sh ~ .-.....,,.-. -. d. =
Evening star., 1928-02-01
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. sART1N9sE: 1T 4, ,s. ND. s.o.
tory" Bal,irnn-e nhnne Plaza 3c2s
Evening star., 1928-02-01

CHEVROLET COACH. I927-Excellen. cor
aitl"n A real buy. Call Potomac 62l1
Evening star., 1928-02-01

AND BrILDER-Exper, work.
men small Jobs specially: garages.
pnrrhcs floors. rcmodelin-. reasonable: free
estimates ". J. sullivan. North 43l4 -
Observation-Disclosures hullt and lnco~ri; ;
stars repaired floors partitions window =
adjusted small 1obs specially. Lincoln
lolAI
Evening star., 1928-02-01
Observation-Disclosures.

BABY CARRIAGE crIb. hot plate. single
he'd; reasonable. l1l4 Mnrsr al. ne.
BED DAVENPORT SITE. :! handsome
NNilInlt ina III
Evening star., 1928-02-01
HELP-FEMALE.

wONAN-Natonaliy known company wants
northern or German woman. over 30: for
| sales and executive position: give telephone.
| Address Box 10N-A star office.
Evening star., 1928-02-01

'iRl.. colorcd. wishes part time work or light
hnusewnrk IN apartment. Gail 1919 l:th 81.
n ". Ant. -.
GIRL. hight cnlorod neat. we'll experienced
cafeteria work salad helper. Phone
Evening star., 1928-02-01

Or cur -ecocGl;;ccet ears.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-20
Three Leaders
In Coast League
All Drop Games

The relative standing of the
three leaders i'll the Pacific Coast
league was unchanged yesterday
when Sacramento, Hollywood and
the San Francisco Seals all dropped
games.
The Missions made it two straight
from Sacramento when two home
runs and a flock Of singles drove in
six runs off old Doc Crandall in the
first inning. Kunz, who replaced
Crandall pitched steady ball the
rest Of the game bat the dirt was
done and the Bells won 9 to 6.
1t took Oakland II innings t.
win from Hollywood, : to 6. y
swinging bunt down the third base
line by Lombardo in the eleventh
inning gave the Oaks the game.
Seattle and San Francisco also
played nip and tuck game with
Seattle finally emerging on the
long end of a to ) score.
Fine pitching by French gave
Portland 3 to ] victory over Los
Angeles and only a ninth inning
rally Saved the Angels from q shut
out.