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Evening star., 1928-05-07
MANDLEY TOPS NATIONAL
CAPITAL LEAGUE ROLLERS
~ RADLEY MANDLEy. ranking

Sc s. T: + 1 S:: y: 81: !: &: ;:;:; ;::
League with a 1857 count,
Arthur Logan was close behind with
ll4-6l Mandley also rolled high set
and topped the field in spares.
King Pin team held q SiX-eame lead
70 wreSt the title from Owens & Bauer
end Never Davis teams, which tied in
wins and losses for second place Meyer
Davis had to be content with third
place with a lower pinfall figure. H. b.
nenham Co and Columbia tiveS also
tied for fourth place. the former hold
ing the larger pinfan total.
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Team standing.
Records.

H,sh team same-Kms PIN, 6S5. -,
Hlxh team set--~H Denham; 80
H,Ch ,rdvsdual Can}e---l. Wol5 .enho'me
toNcp Bsuer' 10. ,,..,,s,. ~ y psp.
H,rh ,ndivjdual age--MantIi.e,y,, q R,rf p
0onhsn, % T. liS-51 Lokap tklnG flhf'
liaiSI' Csr,nhen tKng Pm 1874
Greatest individual ayeraSc strikes pe[
ra,ae-NvtYs H r nenham CO.. a. III -
games average S. per 2sne- ~
Greatest lnslN1{ual averaSe snaFes ,naab
rs.,,e-Nen,ileN n Dcnham 10, i'"
- = rsa,cs AVERAGE - fiS3 ner game
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CLOTHING BOUGHT.

Mems ladies' and children's of all 4.
scriptions Address postal or phone W. R1ci
1892 9TH st. NV North 1855
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction 10 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,
ALTERATIONS. carpentry electric wiring
h0l.water heat, papering, painting, r"nhng
nlumhling, plasiefog. porches cement worn,
years 10 pay, Phone Main DAt Atlas Con
iraetinK Co, Dld l4th NV. |
AUTO PAINTING joins CoMPLETED Ia ~
hnlah thai Erows haudsnmer with age. Proof
s,oaa nsalns' aea. sa as" .9T aa s ..s". % s" f
this excellent material Prices $50 ~, Joe,
Nshsyasds !ae 1000 upahpr =, co, AN aoSS'
AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED hraas beds.
alisIiions elo., relaednered flne aIiver olat'
Iens E,t Es,t lpiai Rlai JPhp isn .rSa Go.i"msS co'
indtilng Goa uib y at NV Main bbsa,
BEDDING, MATTRESSES. hox springs aud
@r' WIN. Ms,Iss. '.a@ s'l r." o RSef. 4 s"a ""st e f
nFnnlAQ nENovAThD, springs. maltressea.
niinws, feather mat, dawn e1mfurts re-tav
eied Ideal tr,idinE Co. 49, y NV. Nj 4uOa,
nEpDlsd ot ali kinds fenovated spd .sleri
y q, Ffpmpt service and low prlcss Eagle
hel1ing Co.. lisj 7th 81 NV Phone u
CARPENTER JOINER aerrsnins general
tepairlns n hrin'ns ibaD Tavl"f 81 NV
Adams lHst ......-y.-. .--
CARPENTER HtitLDtNu sEnVItlE rempd.
ellne general repairing af nfUnetiy, teitleht
work pIastnrnK II Jnhnann iasA igYins
I3nt HnI4 tns
uAarFsrFR lonbGR%-roicRe. serays..,
srfeAniHH general tnnhir wnrk lnnhire ~
am n HtfDuu fiuV H1fH
CARPENTER white alterations loh az re.
lhif work nartitunA pnrGhes butli nnIl
RlaASad lnng HAtsrieHGe. frahk siha A'lN
inns ~
CARPENTER, sanafai houAn fenalis, pntohes
hiii ard glasAen pAlniiNB nHpsfnE etc
fpt estimate phona W, w. Weaver lino
1874 -
nAnpEATERINa hs int or eantteu and
all work siVen sneeial attanilnn n, nhih
fAHpFNTEHINd noreh huldins stasa 80
nlnsne sersAninI window neeeenlns isaees
eenerAl repairing And building. ". 7, wat
klsa, AnAats ss9ss a
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sAAsE-~WASNEAttANN
ADDING MACHINES. ali makes; rent re,
SG,. eSr q'seSa2 TSsa sp ossSsGi sG% Mach 'S cS W.
n, Y. ave, NV Main SSoD, -
ARM HOOKING CHAIR brass bed, ghiito.
hiefs ptato nictuies music pahinet. Slnsee
nlaehlnH, eiet0tla vanity dresser lsuu uhs
nAnY's STROLLER. sood as new; never
usral, Call hefure u or after d, inlt
itth 81 NV, apt NJ, -
hi.na MATERIALS ~ flut, heating
plants, piumhhg .iuafs win'lowe mirh all
kllldH lumtAf. ttt, tolnmh,a al, "
s n@faasAse CUE Ike sr asr 'ss" @ "s.G fa s ga.
tapitul,
HuIl,mNu MATHRIAL front two stone
church huitdthkss A1nF oppuituhltS 10 hniM
slo1e hnYse hsatink plant Window a.l
htttsnIku MATERIAL. trom feeently wrecked
his frame war building now 90 sale at our
YaftA tl0ad hnurns tae foot sheAth1us
ind framing 70 Ionl htigk sash doors M.I,,
nany aths llemsl Inws"t nfiDea and isls
est nelsottnn alwaysi Reliable for ! tears'
IiEplil Nnth ~ nlh snd fla Ave- NM
RfGIiIlSSaatfss *. e. s'SA "9a "a ! Ae. y. NV
COMPRESSION .and ens,ae le.. reirlsere.eg,
oond ~ l,eW Win aetl far xind, sNao la'h
u sc lane tha,
DFshs, ahaira lilies. safes and safe eahiusta,
metal inskhtA lahleki elg, save ninnaN !ln
sian rpnt mice iAtuttuya nia v 81 NV u,
Haun 4 sssn MaiA ptaN
INNING ROOM ptlnNlTnRh, ,aelu,ies tahle,
q nhaire mtItet serving taha anh vhtna
ciaset so iai A.iaMs kAAnd
mCTORs OFFlrE EQUIPMENT verS
auap earnen are lamp aud i've large 600
= s'ss emss' "
Evening star., 1928-05-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~~NAsNstAsAtANGONN.
ANrlutIfs okt Sold silver. diamonds lew
s'2a A , Areo'd' 1873 q st a." Aa.e
AppARGfs meas womeas aud ehlIagsa'a
for ,umWags safe hpnseheM Articles eur
lalns hesidlAF eleA Ntlt nay east Call y
Cohen FEahkitn plha, 9ASa az nFlna 80
Fu1 st q ", aF lpaa l. nv,
n0Oka nuuuHf Main aAaa lTti q 81
nv faNl pearlmaN, ,. .
FtiANftl KEavs An neralns tuFastaFe 0t all
Ainda tuep and ntan0 Wall paN hest nttee
Adams aIat TO-
FURNITURE Wauia like 90 purchase sNFne
usett furniture la autht laTae hNusa Al4e
lAtht grant nAna ftaHktn ANA, ~
FllHNfftiRR WANTEn Ne Wit nas anFe
money than aas ntAer dealer tor yauF sNrnl
tutp rnune fFankhn 9NlA Nasea ssaFa
ina iAth ri NV, ss
FtNNlFtikE et evary deserlptiNn hest
ptiees nAd Write at nhape Main Aaau
sauara lMal kNraanfs &C. Api Eve aw
FURNITURE Ut Xau have farN.ture tN sell
anuduA 81 A,Ntietn ntahaN etc, Vah tktWg'
lass, North aAte, aay time. eay evegythsNs
FURNITURE et al kindsl satistAeioys
pgleeA and qplok service. Call Main ps7A,
NV WesNNAFtsat AeN
Evening star., 1928-05-07

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PACKARD q kOAnSfkN ia txaatifatt tllu
htn1 1Ntef NetN saed loak tas pfsgxl aaW
l'ANkarA ltNt hAlNfauna EA
Evening star., 1928-05-07
llINIOR ROND SALESMEN

y9Ung tnrn nov employed we Hlsn. Hl
ia HsrDetats tleHaFtgts Wiib pia FntaiH'SusI
9Dp1f. unity awaits those Who hfh %lflfa
HG0ssly ao0earaHeF dGd 'a1iiHlay ssHf9hat n.
r,tt,gh trstuii,g gwen Salary Dits e6Hnih
..l.ns Andllss nnk 1 4 star 0HlGe,
Evening star., 1928-05-07

PACKARD SEnAN fnass ia arste,a.s
tWhWsnS aNtAf a nae ear spt hVaYy SsrV4le
~hNttAN ttkVe, As uWnSr N anta asN car AZ
aeSe l'sykart ttNt kasefsNA III
Evening star., 1928-05-07

i'AiHN 81 cot rkaalUat Ike = aaw eNF {n
eNHts teSgeet, HAS rWnhee seal and an sN
shle, MssAtas tea Caalllse re.. 1tas Cena,
Evening star., 1928-05-07

FACkARh ~knAN tlMuUStNEs stvtt
whSals htlaau utvs gasa1 pssnt atsd CNsas
sa,rrieF nae hWN a @AaN Packard i3at
h AtNFanA4 III
Evening star., 1928-05-07

FUMNIIVNh OF All Kinda satistAoiNty
Aft VIEWS AFtaat AnR
Evening star., 1928-05-07
aAIRAMEA

An unusual Ihnft ORGANIZATION ishu5tss
the seFpiifs ~ zen pieans'hii sblFstb@h ~ ~
men kslefieJ vii rHteitF kpef1Hi tfalhi,nns
y hiob Wji eBBtie ihom ~ dfmptsifa1 ~. " "
utftIts Of Ihis hfrgIeF TO thDse HHp gihlN.
!tnIlfuitrd .tuorltfHliiek are ALTERED hH1 pph
site off,ftuIion 10 Aaifs eEfonilgf in'sitioH
Perennial interview OhIt, IfleUi"e aH'"
Evening star., 1928-05-07
SITIATION--nOMESTIC.

COOK. coIored. experienced. viii do general
housework whole or part time; best refer
ences. North 4253.M
COOK and ehambermaid colored, wish places
to so away for Summer with wealthy fam
lily best references: North t3lS: g
DAY WORK laundry or house cleaning
good refcrencea 1927 Que at. NV. 7'
GIRL wants homework: help with cooking:
city reference: stay nights. 1928 Kreamer
st. ne.
GIRL. col0red wishes light housewOrk Ap-
Dly a35 Euclid 81. NV.
H0uSEKEEPER for widower or bachelor by
refined white woman: hest references. Ad-
trcss BOX 64-A. star Office.
HOUSEWORK maid. waitress or nurse hy
neat colored girl; experienced. slH 81.
NV.
IAUNDRY~-Washin and ironing done by
expert: reference; open.air drying. called for
and delivered. Potomac "bo3.
LAUNDRESs hrst-cIass wants work to
hiring home, sunny yard. 230l Ontario rd..
sAlAths iuI9 =
PLACE as cook and general homework in
small family or cook oniy IN boarding house.
1852 ath st
WOMAN colored to do light work laundry
ot DAYS work: STAY nights 5l1 st NV.
WOMAN coiored wants place by day or
week can give excellent reference. Potomac
WOMAN. rolored experienced. general house
worker-couk. neat, willing. intelligent. will
do part work. North 934S.
WOMAN colored wants days work good
laundress and cleaner. reference. Write
call. 12I7 sth 81. NV.
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8 naMEA

Leading manufacturer ~ bAhe thnnsiEs
atfl fD,tiioy nlsn ~ good character tnlnlhh'
ing teforrraes Our neh avfiaKf hta - " "
500 seekiy pt1gpeesiye EaleenIeh @llt bhti
.ur nf,pitiit and sajea ulan an uhpHfaihten
opVoritlpty f0p snendld earnings. ASH hi
NJ N.HyFus AanHpatls Hotel
Evening star., 1928-05-07

MARNoN 20 TOWN SEnAN-St. asa is cur
specisl safe nrtva aud Il reAl bark am, eN
ts'iigUt fTNm eNe{S aaxie. 10 ls guaSantsesf
HpcbanicatlN esSN terms WssAsagtts Casiil
lav Co, las tpun. ave
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SALE-AilTnMnRILES.

AUBURN i93s-No down payment S-cyl.
convertible coupe with rumble seat. fully
equipped heautifui car. very little used.
owner in hospital must sell Main 1888.
Mr. YorSP
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

Of A DoUBTER PASS ON: PRoGREssIvE.
ifead--~study "Royd Shorthand in 80 school
Days worlds most remarkable system
reads like PRINT stond every test lar ID
wears Nu-way touch typing. smelling. bus
Eng steuog course. 3 mos: Boyd graduates
earn large salaries. start today; earn more.
H0YD SCHO0I, l:I3S g Main 233g
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE NOW--ELEV-
en graduates placed IN good positions during
Anril We train you in few weeks. Mahelle
Honour school ot Beauty Culture Inc, MI
Jith Il. nv. Frank 5l3l.
NOW IS THE TIME TO LEARN TELE.
iphcne switchboard operating; short easy
fascinating course, Oxford Bldg. l4th st
i,et. n y. ave. ana II.
INSTRUCTION PRIVATE. BY YALE
graduate IN mathematics. bookkeeping. ac'
counting. Mr. BuChalter Potomac 3S9I'J.
"a u. |. ave NV. - -
MEN-LEARN THE RIGHT BUSINESS.
itsflf: Dur graduates make big money ynii
! ~ r. 23rd ST.. New York City io'
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: EX
peft lady and men instructors. CONOVER.
2l2s st. NV. West J0tS
MEN WOMEN-~Jobs for linotype operators
Sa0-S90 weekly short hours. Hurton Limo
tyDe school 934 NV Day and evening
THOSE WITH UNDEvELOPED TALENT
FOR RAWtNG~~Large studio offers ttnllsuai
training evenings. wil interview only those
,ie=irous ot making Commercial Art their
profession. Address Box 3DH-N star oitlst'.
ALTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT IN.
uuire about ouf new method licensed wh,le
men. cstabll he'd 10 wears Call Line. ~.
MEN LEARN HARBERINEi
Qtnrk clean, steady vear-ar0ilnd trade bg
demand Write TRI.crri RARBER SCHOOLS,
sl1 H.. Baltimore -. Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continued. }

Continued
FURNITURE pay more money for your
household goods and office furniture. 639
La. ave NJ 5529: Adams l103 after y Q m.
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted: best prices
paid Capital Furniture CO.. 400 La ave.
NV. or phone Franklin 10267. "
GOLD silver watches diamonds and old
iewerv needed in our manu- featuring dept.
Full cash value paid Selllngers 5Is ~:
OFFICE FURNITURE and household goods;
desirable: also stocks OF merchandise; VIII
nav fuil value For duick results call Main
3OO6
OLD GOLD-BrIng 10 sour oid gold, silver.
platinum. diamonds also discarded tswslry.
We need them in our manufacturing dent
Will paw highest prices. Kahn Inc.- 93o
CLOTHING BOUGHT.
Mems ladies' and childrens of all de.
scriptlons. Address postal or phone ". Rics.
1882 9Th Il. NV. North 755
ANYTHING TO SELL!
Phone Main 1882 or Main $3.50.
WESCHLER,S. 920 PA. AVE. NV.
Household effects merchandise. stocks.
automobiles etc Thirtv-seven years serving
the Washington public.
Evening star., 1928-05-07

BUICK ~ COUPE. rumble seat a new
Buick could run no better: looks like new:
has excellent tires: priced at $50 II is guar
inteed. easy terms. Washington Cadillac Co.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
yoTfNG MEh

willing 10 ieArn and ANXIOUS To I've hbIF -
name their AVN infsine. Immediate earn
iHge through drawing account bEh,nst com
mission " You afr from ~ " ~ 9hhiss
alert uest and ambitious ses MI, nanlnlI
Potomac Electric ApDliaDes Co tath ana
Evening star., 1928-05-07
HELP--DOMESTIC.

COOK and general hDuAe worker reference
md stay nights, Apply 4aOl lTih ~, cor
hhr ~ Vatnum, -
uIitf,. reliable. Tor general hunseNafk and
lhnndft musi siaR some nights. afoo drh''
ffr ~. nv.
alRL cQioted. general boueework muet
have good reference Apps Isl" 81 sc.
GiHL for general housswnrk. 1884 Conn,
ave. Nv. Ani, 10 -
SDHsEMAtb aud general h0usekfeper. eni
alnd feilakie reference, stay nights aJli
1s"tmb at NV cleveland Park
references tea""n iht b0i Calvert 81 . ~
WOMAN wants co1k aud iaundtfss. stag
nikits .1"$ tHtthfiU ~. ant. y.
sITUATlON--MALE,
ACCOUNTANT pNpfit, aggressive middle
aged s01d ADpeaf Aihr, dhsiteE pnsiiiAn win
iishsNlass hfn, Address li1s AhA star
OffGe
ArCnHM1A M nDDKk EhiEH ~ ilnivefsHY
Kthtuaif uj,fn fOr patl time position. Adj
dtess Dos lHi \ Atat nttlCe,
AFRO MECHANIC ~ Eifat-eiaas, wants work,
tity 90 country understands ignition Adt
dfess tlax sil v star once -
BG0KKKEEpEh, Ang0ukTAAT sseks em
lIlaYnleut tur parL time 20 years experience,
ain htpai references Address h0S i'lhtA
star nHrr "
GAHPE ATEH w0r. AL binds day .or. igh'
,easonal,ln Diiass, GOOD references 'all ,sf
t,hlft Main haa.
GHAUtFEiih desires positap nrlea,s of
f.,n,mfrtfsl Aurtb 4IDl j
CoMBIA ATIOk CitEF white ~ pfessnt
eHlBingnd desires change ~ ciuh, hotel %
resgtt in % 0li ~ this rits Address W.
nHAFTsMAk sspapenced wishes Job work
such ~ making f1nipieis drawings tgF con
ifsetar Df builder aise ifeelnF ps.sIm
90|1
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SECURITY sAL-EaMEN.

SECURITY SALESM IN
NJ fAR nsg .sgyEnAL lI,St,llHitsla,,alf,pi l,, i
EfsHgp D,ylDfSp pAYlf0 n9M1M,EhadiAslI
slAgglka ihssti,tt,,,fglgs nnAhtni' Nv
Ell WASfukGTOk AEk FHttL sIFfOiW
fD aAtFsNEs AFPlY AI9 ihVEsTs
AEb9 iH}tIUihG
8E Would tIsE "a set ln t9BGh With 4
tsw nlDis HleH Who atf wiling ~ Nnth Hhln
fDF HH AesBgf9i future f8u VII bh Htsnl
esstB pussltlin assistance 80 siif1fd We
Bfatef married men slib prtgieils ssliihk
,sFtsftne. bat viii ennAidsr 0thefk.
SEE Nh Patton 81
iRtGIDAiRE CORPOR ALTON
AAla kss Yesk Ave NV, IL
Evening star., 1928-05-07

pEeRt.Ess iaas SgnAN e7ss aplanald
condition, euR less Than Is Npe miles aeAsy
new tires gleys. SNzl eI Nam iNA. -
leeatiAasa 81 Nsxa Rzssl
Evening star., 1928-05-07
ROATs.

GRAY MARINE MOTORS, anv mo,iei; terms
lath 81. ne
Evening star., 1928-05-23
5000 TO PARTICIPATE
IN ANNUAL FIELD DAY
colored Pupils to Present Physical
Training Fete at Ball Park
Tomorrow.

Six thousand pupils. representing all
the coiored grade schools and the
normal school Of the city, viii partic-
ipate In the annual field day of the
physical training department at Ameri-
can League Park tomorrow afternoon
Miss A. j. Turner is director for the
fete and o. w. Mcdonald manager
The Community Center Band. under
the direction Of James z. Miller. will
play. Among the events scheduled
viii be American and Scotch dances by
the first grades in which 90o will take
part, Indian exercises by 1,l50 children
OF the second grade, games by $50
pupils Of the fourth grades and Dutch
dance hy $50 fifth grade children.
More than 1000 children of the sixth
grades win go through mimetic exer-
cises. including archery. shotputting,
swimming. golfing and running. The
seventh and eighth grade children viii
perform a Swedish weaving dance.
Two special features viii be Jota
Aragonesa. Spanish dance. by Normal
School students and Maypole exer-
else by children Of the third grades.
Evening star., 1928-05-23
CLERCYMEN FAVOR
UNION OF CHURCHES
Referendum Shows 80 Per
Cent Approve Consolidation
of Three Denominations.
RN The Assnciaird PreSs.

SF IsaS ASSoCBStcG FteSS.
CHICAGO. May 23-Eeplies of S2l
clergymen from list of 500 show ap.
proXimately 90 per cent in favor of
PRESBYTERIAN and Methodist Episcopal
denominations Results of q refer
cn6um. taken by the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, were made public today.
Rev. William F. McDermott. who COM
piled the results. said: They indicate
that IL a merger OF these three great
churches can be worked out. it will be
the most extensive and significant in
the history of the church in America. "
The names of 500 ministers from
each Of the three denominations were
selected at random. although care was
taken TO include representatives Of all
sections of the country. They were
asked:
Are you in favor, in principle, of
the organic union of the PreSby-
terian. Methodist and Congregational
churclleS?"
OF the s2l replies, 736. or 500 per
cent favored union. The ballot showed
the CongregationaliSt ministers most
strongly in favor of union. with vote
of 259 TO ID, or 92.s per cent. and Pres
byterian. SIS per cent in favor.
The vote was taken in confidence, but
study o. tGle IeplleS TeNShLeu AdNOI-
able opinion was based on the belief
that the next great move in Protestant
ism would be toward union. Those
against the merger held that both creed
and church government of the three
denominations offered insuperable bar
riers
THE Methodist Episcopal General
Conference in Kansas City voted almost
unanimously to open negotiations for
church union" the Rev. Mr. McDermott
said. The Presbyterian General AS
sembly at Tulsa. Okla. is expected to
give the plan earnest consideration"
Evening star., 1928-05-23
N. E. A. GROUP NAMED.
Superintendent's Committee will
Attend Cleveland Meet.

Appointment of an important COM
Mittee Of the department of superin-
tendence Of the National Education AS
sDciation was announced here yesterday
bT DR.. Frank d. Boynton, president
The committee will serve in coanec-
ton with the departments convention
IN Cleveland next February and viii be
charged With the task Of expressing the
departments views on outstanding cur
rent educational problems which relate
particularly 10 schools administration.
DR.. zenos z. Scott. superintendent Of
schools az Springfield. Mass, viii be
chairman Of the committee. All MEM
Ders are city superintendents of schools.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
BUSINESS SERVICE
Professional Services

TRuSSES. elastic hosiery abdominal sup porters crutches. maternity corsets and post operative corsets. Fittings at your home Telephone 33O The Dick inson Drug Co. 169 Main St (rear).
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09

TIRES. BATTERIES. AUTO ELECTRIC sERVrCE-P. ( v. Tire | Battery Co.,. :s1 Myrtle St. Phone s6s3.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09

TELEPHONE soo-INsTANT SERVICE TIRES, TUBES. BATTERrEs. CHAINS
 VULCANfEING
 AUTO ELECTRIC REPAIR o'NEIL TIRE { BATTERY co.
 9 WASHINGTON sg.
Evening star., 1928-06-01
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
by WILLIAM BRADY, VI. d.

and this one bears a title not one whit
more alarming than the condition 1t
produces In human hosts-Dibothric
phalus latus, or broad tapeworm. This
tapeworm was formerly found only IN
certain immigrants from Finland,
Sweden and Baltic countries and the
experts believe these immigrants brought
the parasites to America and their
excrement carried the tapew0rm eggs
or larvae to the fishes.
Let us not dwell on the impairment
Of health caused by infestation with the
fish tapeworm further than TO say II Is
more marked than tnfestation with
either of the other kinds of tapeworm.
must warn readers here that, OF
course. can give no counsel or encour-
agement to persons who undertake to
diagnose or treat their own tapeworm,
actual or imagined. This Is question
to be submitted to the judgment of your
physician.
Varieties Of fish that have been found
infested are the great northern pike.
Wall-eyed pike. sand pike. perch and
salmon. Probably most varieties o; FISH
are infested in regions where the FISH
tapeworrn Is prevalent
The best assurance against infesta-
ton by the fish tapeworm is thorough
cooking Of the fish. just as thorough
cooking of beef or pork protects against
infestation with beef or pork tapeworm.
tcopyright 1o1s.t
Evening star., 1928-06-01
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Saturday, June Q.

A1AS ~e
Although there will be a strong
benefic aspect tomorrow. astrologers
find that sinister influences are strong.
Women may be exceedingly difficult
to please while this conhguration pre-
walls, and for that reason they should
not be antagonized by members Of their
families who value peace. the seers
warn.
The sway is not promising one for
places of amusement. and rather dis
appointing time may be expected from
the box-office point Of view.
There is good sign for the radio
and for all mediums for the transmits
sion Of news.
Under this direction Of the stars
there may be strong inclination TO
argue, and even to quarrel.
The planetary government Is not
favorable TO domestic serenity. for the
influences tend TO emphasize indi-
ridusiity.
Much discouragsng propaganda re-
garding business may be circulated at
this time, but 1t may be comforting 70
know that the stars presage continued
prosperity in the United States.
The party conventions are subject TO
aspects making for hard fought battles
among opposing delegations.
Mail Tobberies, as vel as burglary
ag1c petty thieying, may be expected
to increase in the next month, 1t Is
foretoId
Persons whose birth date IL is have
the aug1ry OF romance. mystery and
change for the coming year. Court
ship may be uriucky.
Children born on that day may hare
great talent for expression through
the voice. Many actors are born under
this sign.
fCopyTigat. 1921
Evening star., 1928-06-01
The Sidewalks OF Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

billiard player who, though armless.
travelled about the country defeating
nearly all comers. An artist friend Is
stone deaf, but his pictures fairly sing
with beauty.
A local musician was discussing the
authorship of we'll known tunes.
Yankee Doodle" he said, "is sup
posed to have been composed by an
English physician, and dates back to the
French wars. Some insist that it ante
dates the time of Cromwell. Certainly
1t was known In England before the
American Revolution, and was sung In
derision Of the Boston people by the
British troops garrisoned in that city.
The music of The Star Spangied Ban
ner' is an old English air, too, once
bearing the title of 'Anacreon In
Heaven. Robert Treat Paine adapted
to this air one of his popular songs
called Adams and Liberty 1t was not
until 1911 that the young lawyer Fran
els Scott Key composed the present
words in remembrance of the lombard
ment of Fort McHenry. The words OF
Hail, Columbia were written In 1898 by
Judge Joseph Hopkinson, one of the
signers of the Declaration Of Independ-
ence, to what was called The Presi-
dents March, an air composed by a
German named Foyles on the occasion
Of visit from the President to New
York theater. It is fact that many
Of our most popular melodies were COM
posed by foreigners"