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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SEWING MACHINES Drophead Singer; SIS;
New Home. SIS Standard, sl5' New Ideal
$40; others at IS; all guar. New machines
SO mo Renting and reDairing open evenings.
Sc. Sew. Mch. Shop. 3l3 Pa. ave. Sc L. 275.
SODA FOUNTAIN and store fixtures, must
be sold at once 1900 Md. ave. ne. To-
STORE FIXTURES at reasonable. prices. for
restaurants, grocery. millinery. clothing. and
confectionery stores Edgar Baum, ai4 e
81. NV.
TIRES, used; al sizes. Trade, ms and
Trade in your old tires. Hundley's' 3436
TWO FURNACES one almost new; large
quantity heating pipes; any reasonable offer
accepted: must be taken down 1892 10th
At. NV.
rYPEW7TTERS- Buy 81 per month; all
makes: new portebles. standard , keyboa arg
rent. repair all makes District Typewrte:
EXch,. Franklin 1914. us H st. NV. IT.
TYPEWRTTERs, fuzzy guaranteed, from $50
BEST rates in the C,ty established 20 years;
open EVENINGS ,3i East Capitol st Lin
coin 81
rYpEWRITERs Fine. guaranteed rebuilts
ut reasonable prices: nothing sold or rented
that IS not good Washington Type".nI,,r.I
EXCHANGE. 807 18th st NV Franklin l0l4
1893 Underwoods. l.. Smiths ROYALS
- 80 mo: mos in adv. rs; mos sl2
VICTROLAS tOrthophonic), returned from
limited rentals save what thr Other Ins IeldoT
@10
Fully egsrantscd: easy terms Mt: Pleasant
Music Shop. 1910 l4th st. NV. open eve
WALL PAPER. Social clearance sale OF
10000 rolls all , kinds and 10 cents ,ii ron
WASHING MACHINE. Easy; good condi-
ton; reasonable Apply 1920 T ST. Sc,
WILL SELL 100 yards velvet in assorted
colors, either in bulk or piece, very reason
able: suitable for window trimming, Also Also
several mems clothing forms for sale; fea-
SonabIy priced. University Shop, 500 yin
ST. NV.
Show Cases and Store Fixtures
Ruse & Company sA AR,II s[ f5c ND sac.
iorv Baltimore phone. Plaza 323a
21-jcWcI Hamilton Railroad
Watch. in a 20-vcar case. An
accurate timcpicce.
SIS.
S-day Westminster Chime
Clock in a solid mahogany case !;
beautiful tambour shape.
SIS.
5-picce Gorham Tea Set, con-
>isting oi coffee pot. tea pot.
sugar bowl. cream pitcher aud
waste. \ special at
500.
Diamond Solitaire. weighing
65-tO0 carat (imperIcct. or Is
points more than one-halt carat,
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HELp---MALE.
fCnuftntiRH

DELIVERY MEN
For Ford cars. familiar with city snd
suburbs, experienced; references 1880
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Wa\TTD-SAITSNEN.

HIGH-CLASS STOCK SALESMEN--We have
100 clean proposition We believe i 10
ns the h"slesf one for = long tinle Yet, Iou
can make old time money vi h rs those
He accent viii bs taken care Of as 70 CT az e
ing account. Our S5lcsrlen know OF tAlS
sav'. Quick reply necessary. Fot IN re-
view. r Q EoX 81, PENNSYLVANIA ave.
NEN WITH abd-ty O sell high-srade spcoialty
row 70 sci! our nationally known proouct
Salesman must have car. HlGn-Era0e men
can earn laY-e income by cevotlnE fHli time
or ran increase present lnCome By part-tlme
work Pleasant work. not much sales resist
srce, pjevty Of leads. Commission opSlS.
II Will oe 20 your. sdvsatage to reply 70 ms
advertisement unless you are satlSnec VIII
vour present income This 4 new hateS
ORGANISATION beinS built IN WashinSto0 ~
LARGE Eastern manufacturer II your FeptE
interests rs appointment FOR interfseW WI
Re Ee6e over phone Address Bon SoS.A
S.7r o9ice. ----.
sATEsMEN~-To cnmpists our sales orzsnl-
ystIon We need tTo automobile statesmen,
attractive proposition with 2 prosrcSSiEe
NJ Oserholtzer. North 500. for appointment
SALESMAN WANTED.
We are able 30 offer more attractive
Proposition than any competitor IN the CITY
Al isis time. REGARDLESS 0f whether X Is
salary and commission or straight com.
mission basis. providing yo0 can snow anu
convince US that YOU know how 70 me91
sn6 handle on our floor the hieAest c!eSs
position Is flled then come - sec " hit
Set in communication with Guy Snlli2'
~ = y sre~, Cnae NJ Stief5, Inc, 1870 9 81
r. Washington. ., {.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
is J cents Der line additional To the
regular line rate
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MANTEn-AGENTS.

SIS wEEKLY-Man or woman wanted With
ambition and industry, to distribute Raw
Iaief s Household Products to steady users
FINE openings near sou We tram and helr
v"u so YOU can make I'D to 500 q WceN
or more No experience necessary Please =
urnetahle, dlrnified work Writ today. "
T Rawlejeh Co. Dept DC-253. FrcepoFt. III
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SITIIATION-EENIALE

ACCOUNTANT. BooKxEEPER-. wears ex-
periencc; excellent references have spec a.
ized IN complicated adjustments and in
=tallstion of intricate accounts. prefer part.
time contracts. but available fun time II
"nceSssrv for GOOD connection Address Box
433-x. Star ONCE 49,
BOOKKEEPING hourly, as desired books
opened closed. balanced: experienced ree-
s0nahe Address Box 431-N. Star once
DREssNfAKER. frst class, at home or out
ny day: fit and workmanship euaranf eed
Franklin 43s2-W IA
PRACTICAL NURSE wants place. invalds
~ children, ri once. Apt s, 1878 OREGON
eve nv.
sTEEOGRAPYER- TYPIST or general ofice
work. experienced. best references. high
school graduate Phone Fya'tsville 631.
20
WAFTED-Nurslnr by practical nurse, best
of references. Call Columbia 272TJ.
WOMAN, middle ssed. reliable and capable
housekeeper In family or motheriess home.
~ take full charge. Address BoN a9i-X,
star o9ce, ---..-.
YOUNG WOMAN-2s years old: experienced
bakery clerk, etc; honest reliable. refer
encs any similar employment. Lin, 1885,
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YOUNG WOMAN, self confident, willing 80
portunity to develop in the business held
one interested IN advancement and free
10 travel given preference, Give fun details
Address BOX GAR. Star Office. -
SOLICITOR.
SAVINGS account sol,Git9T, I've will tran
national banks Unusual opportunity for
laTsc earnings IN pleasant dionrln mined W tain
Gas sttS'"o"F ''' '''''''''"'''' '''' 1''' '
CAN EARN s. AN HOUR
- selling Xmas cards The most beautiful
tire in America and We pay unusually large
commissions cards sell on slsht We de-
semple book free Open EVENINGS for your
convenience Process Engraving Co llS7
SalcsWomen for Dresses aud
Coats.
Must he thoroughly expericnced selling
iAcSc lines. don't apply unless YOU know
specially shop selling; good salary and COM
Brc~iau. 1907 to 1915 G St NV.
BOSOM and cuff ironerS, cN-
nericuccd: salary excellent. Mp
nN in person, the Palace I.auu-
drv. 20 9th St nv.
SAIESWOMEN
For SHOE DEPT.
Several experienced sales
women for shoe department, Tor
two or three DAYS each week
in answering kindly state OK
pcricucc and former employ
mcn>. Address Fox iSo-N, Star
nfllt.c
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TarpIOyMTNT AfLNCIF.S

TEN R3RAPHERS, ,7a-s25 Ak No charse
,3i,1ess PLACED washington EmpoTment sS'
change. 2I4 Nstional Press Bids. l4tn
STEN OC typtst, bookkeeper. cieIlcsl heip
etc Pre- registry Main 1888 1850 " - "
Bovd Employment Service.
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SITUATION--MALE

BOY. young. colored. wants place elevator
conductor. bus or store boy. Call North
BOOKKFEPEP. stenographer. secretarv. coll
oret, male. with Il years experience desires
position. capable Of taring entire chargs NJ
ofice Atlantic 36ss-W.
CHAUFFEUR. coloted; city references. with
private family or truck driver LINCOLN
9l%S~W - - ..--
CHAUFFEUR. white. wishes position. best
references: experienced Cleveland 1898. Is
CLOTHING; SALESMAN. 10 years exnerL-
ence, best Of references. Address Box 47S- ~
Star n~ce
cCLOPED MAN. hone-t. reliable, wishes
work Of any kind or righa wstching with
eIne~iencs 1920 st. nv.
C0LOPED MAN wants Job ~ tantor AIS
f7fh 81 SC. E@feve0c@.
-NGTN~E7, District license white, n,iddl"
aee, sohcr. very reliable best Of references
ENGINEER. Young. desires position. inside
or outside. with engineering cr conStructlon
cor,pany Address Bov az. Star "fnc" tS@
FOREMAN & SUPERVISOR or alteration
dept: desires to rake change. all-aro1nd
man. experience. 81 years, Address BOZ
Hh'-N. Siaf NINce
GAS FILTER and distributor man. EXP on
water heater. RANGE and industrial install
iatiors, mains and services. Address BOX
4i9T. Star ONCE. Ia
MAN c0lored wants a place as ianitor for
church. i349 4th st. nv.
PAINTING; AND PAPTRHANCTNCi. In or cut
NJ city Job work. Lincoln 54t3.
WAITER PORTER work. bet IN and u
-. r Cole. Line. 77o5 Apt fo@
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II IN

NJ TN.
: II you are lookns Tor . permanent
'oh with a real future end willns to starr
st sos a week. with more when experienced.
apply room 3i6 i4oS st, NV
NEW YORK MANAGER
for old-cStshlshed national publication,
ample salary, effective cooperation. sound
financial haCkiOe. Open 10 men Of 80 to
40. with knowledge Of agriculture and mar
ketne. plus willingness TO work and ability
20 supervise, Sonle ambitious man Of ability
III Department nf Agriculture or Dcn@rtme"t
of Commerce miShl nj Address Box 33l-N.
efSrr
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UELP-,IALr AM FEMALE

COOK and WAITER. combination, OF WIT
ays must be Cf good character AddrHs'
BOX s6S-N. S-sr oflce
PHOTO PRINTER OF one with experience u
photo fniShing iaborator~. Bradley SIS
sis F9tN u
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YOUNG WOMAN, seif-con1dent willing 90
study snd take advantage of unusual on
portunty TO develop in the business feid,
one interested in seH-adrancemcnt and free
10 travel given preference. Give fun details.
Adire2S RNX AA4-E. Star Office.
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BEAUTY PARLORS
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

CHEZ NATALIE-Rest permanent wave. -
Try one No extras. 1877 St NV. iran"
lin 1897
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1920 Nillys-kuight e Coupe
1927 Dodge Coupe.
1927 Chrysler 20 Coupe (w're
wheels.
1922 Hupp 4 Sedan
1920 Ford Coupe,
1922 ChrySlcr 20 Roadster.
1920 Ford Tudor Sedan.
1920 Packard o Coupe, 4-pas>.
1922 Nash Light q Coach.
1920 Chrvsler 10 Roadster,
1922 Oakland Landau Coupe
1927 Chryslcr 50 Coach.
1927 Hudson Coach.
II Il. LEARN. JR, < BROS.
Distribute =.
1927 l+th s. NV.
North 300 Ni~hl Nnrth $50.
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PACKARDS. all models; rebuilt. re1nishcd
and guaranteed; these cars at PREVAILING
prices are the safest investment YOU ran
make-durable. economical, completely mod
ernized terms and trade available. Pack
vol vi
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3gEE AND BOYS. young. between le and 25.
Tor day and nIsht Eork STEADY eoTk, sood
pay Must nave evidence O. age ABBY
gr & epnenbou. 1917 New YORK
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HELP--nONIESTIC.

HELp-nOMESTfC.
COOK coiored. experienced, immedis trly;
good vases; references ABBY 1882 31Sf
-. nv
GENERAL. HOUSEWORKER; ? in family.
stay nshtS, s. a week Apply 1916 Emef-
son 81. n.N.
GENERAL HOUSFWORKER, experienced
references required i945 Biltmore 81. nv.
GIRL coiored. neat. refined for eener2
homework and cooking experience Win
baby. stav nights: references required. Ap-
nv 400 Conn. ave. Ant. 302.
GIRL, colcred, ploir cookipg. general house
work: small family: stay NIGHTS: a.. 4S04
Lel~nd st, Chevy Chase, Md, Wisconsin
S7aH
MOTHERS HELPER wanted. help take
care of children; coed home for rieht par
~; etov nights, 3tn II st. ne
WOMAN, white. who has had experience in
private home and with good city refer
crces. TO care for child. wears; and assist
witt older children stay NIGHTS ArplH
Ssn5 Colorado ave Salary. SOS
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PONTIAC CABRIOLET. 1927. looks and runs
ike new driven only few miles; ret uuick-
ly low price. easy terms. L. P. Steuart.
Inr 1903 IAfh st n
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PEERLESS 6-72 ROADSTER-Rumble seat
equal to new: good rea for sriiiu- bs p
gain: consider smaller car in trade: terms
Owner. 1912 18th 1t. nv.
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AIEN, nationally known organization has
opening On local sales force lor men %i.4l
some experience in OUTSIDE selling. perma-
rent 9ork and hiShest ccmmissions p@sa
see MI D&niels, 1909 %, 3-5. soo 9 -
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MKN-Good chance tor advancement for
r.en who are wiling 70 work Apply Wet
-sSdsy morning % Commercial Nat BANK
Et.a fAfh enc O IS. 4 =
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\. KAHN Inc.
Q.55 + Street.
Years at the Same Address
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQUES, old sold, silver. diamonds lew
elry a r Arnold. 1928 st NV MAJ"
APPAREL, mems. womens and children,Sl
for rummase sale. household articles , c NJ,
ains eeddinE etc y S' a. pS De TsfH $500 or
brine to 407 K ST. NV. or 1888 L st. nv. 10
APPAREL mems, women,s and childrenS'
needed for rummase SAFE, also Jos H Iii
pay cash Phone Mr. Wtnger, Fl. lSTg-J,
BOOKS BOUGHT in any quantity Br! n,s
them in or phone Franklin o4lS~SsIo' DIS
Book Ship. 933 g Sc. nv .--.----.-
BOOKs BOUGHT Main 354S i7ll st
NV Paul Pearlman ---- ----.----.
FURNITURE Of every description; s eeSt
Square Deal Furniture Co, sol Eye 81. nv
FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted best prices
paid Capital Furniture Co. 62l La ave
NV. OF phone Franklin lo261 -------,,-
FURNITURE Before selling. phone w Fran nox,1
gely more for Furniture china ,ns sF bt,
oree pianos ETC., th 9o any ~, one NJ R '0e '"N'
ness II" WE e ei'y ANYTHiNG a.
FURNITURE You viii t get highest ,e cash 81
aS}abhshed over rs wears for honest deal
mss Notes Furniture House 400 l0,h -
nv Be sure 20 call uS before you sell IA
ofIice furniture and ANTIQUES. C"H ohS'is..'
Adams 2i3i. ;"
FURNITuRE wanted. ANTIQUE end r mod ashD
piano, once furniture etc. Can r r,ttt,,n
TlS0 for honest DEALING. We BUY eyetStI'hE.
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and old
iewelry needed in our manuiacturns 9ept
Full cash value paid. SelineerN SIS F St
STORE FIXTURES, once tnrnitu l6n,s sne
bought for cash Edear Baum, 9l4 81. u "
ash Paid for Diamonds,
Old sold. silver PLATINUM and s Y Jew
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PONTIAC COACH. 1926; one Of our most
popular models: this one looks GOOD. runs
right and the price is low and the terms
are eas". L. P. Steuart. Inc 1925 18Th
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NAN-IrtereStIng work crlvilS car ann m
spectina. promising future 70 Young man
= 40 Lsu ousiary. stE1e age. experience. rel
ererce and salary expected. Address Box
r@Nce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-14

sALEs1fAk eapanalou pT0@rem ft-
1Elres " 20 have experienced house-Jo-
house statesmen e. branch managers, gooo
opportunity tor wiling workers. Apply r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-14

OVERLAND 4 CoACH-First ss5 takes this
splendid car: extras; very fine condition
one owner 1871 w st.
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PACKARD sedan ana other models re-
built. refnished. full standard eduipment.
new rubber and guaranteed: a rebuilt Pack
ard is an unusually good car TO buy; terms
arailahle Packard. 1901 Kalora ma ID
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ATT0WoEnT MECHANICS 80, first class,
rene others need srply. Mr.. Neptune
Ghop arc noor. the Trev Motor Co lo%e
xETK MESSENGER YOUNG man, single. Is
q L. agth hlEh school education; address
n orn handwriting. stating schooling ana
give a. lezsr TWO references other than
relatives Address Box 4s0-X, Star ofhce
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Less than : blocks north Of Dupont Ci"
Ce on 10Th ST. Is nice 3-Storv brick house
Of u rooms. baths, in sood condition tnat
will make g dandy roominz house. The
double SarRee is good source OF revenue.
The house looks nice. the convenience ts
great. the location IL unsurpassed for the
attractive sole price at which II Is ohered.
II interested In a good rooming house bust
ness, ser uS--
W. II. WEST co.
1919 K ST NJ e900
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sAIE-AUTOMOBILEs.

OLDSMOBILE COACH. i922-Den1onstrs tor
Liberal discount New-car guarantee For
demonstration phone North 347 or see a.
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S-dav Westminster Chime
Clock in a solid mahogany case :;
beautiful tambour shape.
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SOLICITOR.

SAVINGS account solicitor I've will train
you) for one OF Washingtons largest
IarGc earnings IN pleasant. Identified work.
Telephone for appointment Nj. Case. Main
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Cash Paid for Diamonds,
Old sold silver, platinum and antique lew
elry LOUIS ABRAHAMS, I'll NV,
ANYTHING To SELL
Phone Main 1889 or Main $3.50
WESCHTER'S go PA AVE NV
Household effects. niercha ndiSc, STOCKS,
automobiles etc Thirty -SeNen wears SerVIns
the WASHINGTON public
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PRIVATELY OWNED CARS.
Buick SAC Coupe
Packard Coupe. single six.
Locomobile Sedan. ir.
Peerless S. Sedan
Buick 26-S Coupe
Must Be Sold At Once
Every One Real Bargain.
Call Columbia 4Sn4 ff'
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BOY. Young. colored. wants place elevator
conductor, bus or store boy. Call North
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JEWETr NEW-pAY COACH - ReposseSSed
hardly he told from new ear; tires don't
show any wear; has bumper and bumper
cites A bargain for S49s, part cash, bal.
ance tn 10 months. PeCkS. 3iSs tath
IA SALE DEMONSTRATORS sedan ana
phaeton; slightly used. new lear guarantee:
sttractlvely priced fer quick sale. your car
IN trade easy terms, The WaShipgton CAD
lilac Co. llS6-lit0 Connecticut ave neeS-
LINCOLN 7-PASS SEDAN-Late model:
his car for small price; owner driven:
real buy Emerson & Orme, 18th and NJ
SITS, NV
NASH STANDARD & COUPE isae-Excep.
tional appearance; will pass any inspecfion
upholstery like new all nne tires many
extras; one owner terms Emerson {
Clme, lTth aud NJ SITS NV
NASH TOURING; good tires, sood paint,
Winter top running condition perfect
cheap for quick sale l., r Steuar(, Inc.
1928 iath 81 NV,
NASH Adv q coach; 4 dandy car for tsTs
Packard, 1901 Kalorama "a
OAKLAND LANDAU SEDAN, iaas very
GOOD condition throughout, good tires
priced low and eaSy terms, L. 2. SteuaFt.
Inc tSsS i4th st NV
OAKLAND COUPE. 1894 good tires, patnt
and motor perfect, this ear is one Of our
real bargains. easy terms 1. r. Steuart
Inc ialS tAth =. nv
OAKLAND ia9e cOACH has been carefully
6riten and shows ~ @ X AT through. nna
tttes, low nrics sna easy terms l. r
Steusrt Inc. 1898 18th 81 nv,
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ACENTS-stsTt now and. sell our beautiful
So commission. Eari's. 1917 II 81
FANCY PPEssER, first class, coored. a.
once Webb Cleaner. 1919 2nd 81 DIV
North e57T.
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than because Of any prospect Of royal
ties.
The Armstrong patent is now invalid
and q score or more Of radio manufac-
turers who are using this circuit under
licenses from Westinghouse, to whom
Maj. Armstrong; patent was assigned,
find themselves infringers and subject
to the American Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. for future licenses. Some
radio manufacturers, like Westinghouse
ITSELF. the General Electric Co. and the
titled with licenses previously obtained
from the American Telephone 81 Tele-
graph Co., but their position now Is
that they do not have exclusive rights
under the feedback patent.
Reached at his home in Scarsdale,
N. Y by long-distance telephone, Sam
ue1 E. Darby, jr, of counsel for De
Forest, declared that it is De Forests
contention that no one has the right
to grant licenses under this patent ex-
cept the American Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. This is one of the great
radio patents that will not be thrown
into the great licensing pool, COM
monty called the radio trust" for
sublicensing to the smaller manufac-
turers at the will of the dominating
NO14IC44tS III tklC IdQlU 11lQuSlIy.
Injunction Is to Be Asked.
Mr.. Darby declared that he did not
think that the American Telephone d
Telegraph Co. would pursue any policy
of declining to license the smaller
manufacturers, nor does he expect, he
said, any difficulty between the Ameri-
can Telephone & Telegraph Co. and
De Forest over their assignment agree
ment Mr.. Darby said his next step
now will be to apply to the Court Of
Appeals for the New York Southern
District to correct its decision for ARM
strong and to issue an Injunction
against Westinghouse 10 prevent its
prosecution of any suits under the
Armstrong patents.
The New York court records will be
cleared to conform to those of the
Court of Appeals at Philadelphia and
the Court of Appeals of the District of
Columbia, which held for De Forest in
Numerically opposite findings. These
latter judgments were the ones upheld
by the Supreme Court in it's decision
without opinion" this week.
Here in Washington, it was learned
that the Government Is considering
entering suit to claim the great De
EO1CoV PeaCCnb IT'S OWlI IlSIlI. IL ID
alleged that in 1917, at about the time
that the United States entered the
war, the Government purchased all the
assets of : the Federal Radio & Tele-
graph Co., with whom De Forest had
been a research engineer at Palo Alto,
Calf. The sum paid for the company
was $1,750.00o, and its most valuable
asset-though not discovered until
later-was the De Forest invention.
1t will be the claim of the Govern
ment If the suit is ever brought, that
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RADIO PATENT SUIT
FACES DIFFICULTIES
"Feed- Back" Circuit Fight
Again May Be Thrown
Into Courts.
BY MARTIN CODEL.

Decision was not long in coming in
the famous De Forest radio patent suit.
In settling the issue of DR.. Lee De For
est within a space Of less than two
weeks after hearing the case, the Su-
preme Court of the United States has
ended an 11-year fight and has opened
the way to disposal of one of the most
complicated situations in the history of
patent law.
Future legal paths, however, are be-
set with difficulties which may once
again throw the all-important feed
back circuit" into the courts. It is
learned from trustworthy authority
here that the Government of the
United States may be party to a suit
to obtain title to the invention, which
by assignment from De Forest Is now
phone g. Telegraph Co., with 13 years
yet to run.
DR.. De Forest, inventor of the three
element tube, emerges with legally SUBJ
stantiated claims to the first discovery
of the vital element In radio which &C
counts for the conversion of radio fire.
Quencies into audion or telephone fire.
quencies and makes possible the broad
casting and reception now commonly
known. The Supreme Court has de-
cided that it was he, and not Arm
strong, Langmuir or MeiSsner, who
first found the oscillating properties of
his tube and the regeneration and am
plification that are the basic essentials
of radio communication.
Decision Worth Million.
Although future royalties accrue to
the American Telephone g. Telegraph
Co., the inventor himself can return
to the radio manufacturing field, in
which he has had some unfortunate
experiences. He retained rights to uti-
lie the invention himself. and it is
practically certain that he will re-enter
the manufacture of receiving sets, just
as he recently came back in the tube
market His statement that the de-
cision was worth a million dollars to