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GIRL. light colored. desires place as nurse
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! PAPERINCi. painting. piaStsring. hoor re-
| FINISHING. etc.-We are odsring you special
/ prices for cash this week only. or terms can
/ be arranged Quality and service our mot
/ to- Estimates free Peerless Decorattna Co.
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FLOORS. old or new. scraped and frfshed
all work done BY hand Or old floors cleaned
and waxed Also floor laying Prices very
low this month All work dope by William
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PAPERHANCs INCS-RoouiS pspered. IS snd
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Observation-Disclosures.

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DINING ROOM sptrE walnut te,elecs
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personals
Is cents ner line additional TO the
regular line rate.
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PAINTING. PAPERING AND PLASTERINC-
Special prices this week. First-clsSs ma
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3329 18th NV. near Park I'd. Adams 5340.
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PAPERING WHOLE HOUSE S45 AND Up:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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GIRL. eolored, nice wants to do general
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INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECOR TORS.
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ing. plaster work. heating. roofing garages.
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any kind OF improvement to the home;
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PAINTING-House painting, interior ana ex-
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PIANO REPAIRINCi-Spce Summer prices:
est free recon hy leading music teachers;
formeFls head tuner percy Foster. Knsoe
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home nights Phone Col. 1O036.
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HOUSE PAINTING. paperhanzins; rooms, -
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-SpeciRl
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GIRLS az. colored, wish work together
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PAPERHANGING, PAINTING - Rooms
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BEDDING of all kinds renovated end steri1-
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aTANo TUNING. sase We specialize IN
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The Washington times., 1928-10-08
Who Is Your Skinny
Friend, Ethel?

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for few weeks and get enough
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this ironclad guarantee. II after TAX
ing sixty cent boxes of Mccoy s
Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes any
thin, underweight man or woman
doesn't gain at least pounds and
feel completely satisfied with the
marked improvement in health
your money will be refunded.
Just ask for McCoys Tablets at
Peoples Drug Stores or any drug
store. Distributed by McCoy's Lab
oratories, Inc. also distributors of
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil-there is
none better
The Washington times., 1928-10-08

Al through life many people believe
"A their teeth are naturally dull and off
color To those who make simple test
science holds glorious surprise.
The teeth of 9 people out of 10, it's
proved, are dingy only because film coat
covers them. When film is removed scien-
tifcally by using Pepsodent, a great
change takes place.
FILM-kOw TO remOve If
Run your tongue across your teeth and
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
NOTED JAZzERS
!. FOR NEW WNAL
DANCE HOURS

While the Yanks will or they
won't in loud speakers this after
noon at 2:t5, and the fourth week
Of the star-spangled radio vote
catching contest opens with bang,
there are quite number of earnest
and upright radiotics who will re.
gard the main feature of their
entertainment and enlightenment
this evening to be the announce
ment that WMAL will hereafter
broadcast at least two programs of
dance music week from nationally
known orchestras, beginning to-.
night at 1890.
All Of which is due to the enter
prise Of the Swanee Ballroom In
engaging a number of famous
orchestras to perform for its
patrons during the coming season,
and the agility which WMAL seized
the opportunity to perform a real
service for it's patrons. because
| Washington hasn't as much dance
music in the late evenings as Il
might have and radio listeners
would undoubtedly like it to have.
The orchestra to be broadcast this
evening will be the well known
| "Red Nichols and His Five Pen.
nies''-an aggregation of jazz en-
bellishers known from coast to
coast. This same orchestra will
also he broadcast Thursday evening
at the same hour.
ROBBINS AND SWANSON
BROADCAST POLITICS
/ Politically United States Marshal
Edgar Snyder will perform for the
/ Republican national committee at
/ 4:45 this afternoon from WMAL,
| the original hour of 3:45 having
been set back by the genial Marshal
who is too rampant baseball fan
to let his politics interfere with the
world series.
This evening at s. Raymond Roll
bins Will he heard under Republi-
can auspices from Chicago through
| WRC and at 10 o'clock Senator
crate at WMAL for the Columbia
chain.
/ In wRC entertainment way we
have Roxy at 7:30-after the so
called Twin Pairs of Harmony
have exhibited their wares half an
hour. At $50 the A. and F.
| Gypsies perform and during the
| course of their exercises they VIII
| introduce piano, cello and cornet
| specialties-also Merle Johnston will
/ play the standard saxophone solo
under the newest of it's titles. Blue
/ Streak" a title which is becoming
more and more familiar to news
paper buyers in Washington. In
| the General Motors affair, which
| happens at 9:3e, Merle Alcock. the
youngest and newest of Metropolis.
! tan Opera contraltos, and Arthur
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
BigOtry Condemned
At Mt. Rainier Rally

Robert Hardison. former Ponce
Court judge attacked rel2lous
bigotry at rally of Chillum District
Democrats al Mt. Rainier, Nd, last
Saturday.
7. Enos Ray. chairman OF the
Democratic state committee p
sided. Intolerance in the MARY iasiu :
state campaign was the target u
all of the speakers.
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
Two Die in Plunges
From High Windows

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Two per.
sons were killed. after either jumping
or falling from eight-story windows
in different parts of the city.
William H. Shappel, IS, retired
combustion merchant and recent VIC
tim of a nervous breakdown. died
after falling from his apartment. His
body landed in the rear yard.
Mrs. Catherine Sulzer, a widow
20, was killed when she fell from
the apartment of her niece. Mrs.
Rose Geist. Her body landed in the
courtyard
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
LOCAL PROGRAMS
wRC-washiuEtOu--4ss

wKC-washinEtOn-.ss
10:en---Dr. ROYAL S. Copeland Hour.
10:S0-DemocratIc National Commit
:, .oo-Parnassus Trio; Radio house
hold Institute: Charles Craig,
tenor, and me l. sak NM
chell N. r. G. feature
12:O0-Farm Flashes: Kit Organ Re.
cital. Bridge for Beginners,
by Mrs John Munce, ir.; Sid
ney's Mayflower Orchestra
e.ts- Eourth game OF the word
series from Sportsman's Park'
41s-Sotham Trio; Hindu Art and
It's Relation to Life, by DIR.
Annnda Coomaraswam mi, R Rplp
and Jane: Motion Picture
Guide; waldorf Astoria Or
chestra and Twin Pairs Of
Harmony.
s:00-Republican National Committee
program; speaker. Raymond
Robbins. from Chicago
S:so-A. P. Gypsies
9:30--GeneIal Motors party.
f0:30-Correct time.
1o:sO-Grand opera "Pagliscci."
1900 Weather forecast
-wasbington--se2
g:so--Musical clock with sam and
Household chat by Peggy
Clark.
10:30--Advertisers' period.
S:45-The Town crier.
e:O0--P oiishing the keys with Warner
Kennedy
6:f5-Dinner concert
WMAL--Washingt0n
300 Brunswick Record Review.
s4s-Republican National Commit
tee; speaker. Edgar G. Snyder.
United States marshal: sub
ject, Prosperity.
s:55-.trhirty Club and news from
The Washington Times studio;
Jimmy and Jane.
7:30--Earl Carbuah baritone. accom-
panied by Lillian Carbauh.
7:45-StrickIand-B onbrest Orchestra.
S:O0--Republican Minute Man.
fS;s0---Correct time.
9:O0--Indian drama, by Colby Harri-
s:is-The Novelty Trio--stanley will
liam Bell. baritone; Norman
Marceron. saxophone and Les
ter e Co1vin, pianist.
9:45-Late news flashes from The
Washington Herald studio
10:00-Senator Claude A. Swanson, of
n Virginla;t presented presented by the
Columbia Broadcasting system
10 :30-Red Nichols and His Five PEN
mics" IN dance program direct
from Swanee ball room.
WIFE ashingt0n-2O3
/ 7:30--T0lden Castle Orchestra
8:30--Jack and Jill
8:45--Les COlyin. pianist.
9:OO--OId King Int
9.15-Request program
S:30--Sergt. David Martin, q. s.
M c.
woodville Brown. Southern
trOubadour.
1B:00--Luckett Trio
10:3O-The HonoluIansa
The Washington times., 1928-10-08

Pryor's band will share the honors.
The grand opera Of the evening.
at 1890. will be "Pagliaeco."
Earl Carbaugh. baritone. with
Lillian Carbaugh as his accompan-
list. will he heard from WMAL. at
$50 and Colby Harriman's interest
ing weekly theatrical talk will come
this week at 8 o'clock to make way
for the jingling tunes of Nichols
and his pennies.
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
IF POISONED BY
URIC ACID
Trv thi. FREE IS cent Bottle

Did you get UP this morning tired.
head dull. back aching. joints stiff
muscles sore, weak all over2
Were you in and out Of bed haB
dozen times last night2
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bladder, rheumatic pains ana aches
making you feel odd" and miser
able?
Send this notice and your address
to The DR.. d. A. Williams Co,
Dept. HD-1s45. p Q. Building.
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receive an SIS cent bottle (S2 dosesl
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10 cents for postage, packing, etc.
Thousands using this medicine.
Established 1892. Only one fires
bottle to any address. No G. o. D.
Nothing to pay. Try it at our
expense.
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
HEAR GERMAN 0EFlCIAL

The public is invited to a lee
sure tonight by DIR. Otto Hoetsch,
reader in the German Reichstag
sno member of that body's com
mlttee on foreign affairs, to be
oeilvered in the auditorium of the
georgetown University School of
Foreign Service. 4s1 Sixth ST, N.
w, at o'clock. DR.. Hoetsch is
ESQ professor of history at the
University of Berlin.
The Washington times., 1928-10-08

absorbs stains from food
and smoking and turns
white teeth dull. 1t clings
to teeth, gets into crevices
and stays. 1t is the chief
cause of the commoner
tooth and gum disorders.
Germs by the millions
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
DANCE MnsIC

s.I5 p. m.-StrickIand- BOnbrest
Orchestra, Washington (WMAL,
242).
1O:30 y. m.-Red Nichols and his
Five Pennies. from Swanee Ball
room, Washington (WMAL4. 242).
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
By GARDNER MACK
NEARBY STATIONS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WBAL-BaItimOre-1
7:S0--WJz program.
Observation-Disclosures Dance Orchestra.
WPG-Atlantic City-lIOO-272.6
7:00--Morton dinner concert.
S:00--Joyous Juveniles.
S:30--Vocal: Hawaiian guitars.
9.00-Concert orchestra.
9:30--Play. The Trial OF Fire
10:30-Dance music.
WORN ewaFk-71O-422
S;00-CecO Couriers.
S:S0-Democratic committee.
9:00-Lowney Hour.
9:30--Vita phone Jubilee Hour.
10:00-Choral singers.
10:30--The CaptiVators.
11:00-Lopez Orchestra; w itc h g
Hour.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
7:00--Uncle Wip's Roll Call.
WCAU-PhiIadeIphi a-I1SO-261
S:0O-Orchestra; Columbia Chain.
11:00--Cathay Orchestra.
WEAF--New YOrk-A61O-402
5:30--BilI and Jane.
6:0O-Waldorf Astoria music; scores.
7:00-Savings Bank Hour.
7:30-Talk; Shoe Prince.
S:0O-Republican National Committee.
S.s0--A. & P. Gypsfes.
9:36--Generai Motors Party.
10:39--Opera, "Pagliacci."
WJZ--New York--66O-464
6:0O--Dinner music; scores.
6:45--Long's Sporting Page.
7:00--Announced.
7:3D--Roxy and Gang.
9:00--Riverside Hour,
930-Real Folks.
10:O0-Russian Gayeties.
II :00--Slumber Music.
1888
S:00--Crosley Burnt Corkers.
1 g:O0-National Broadcasting Conf
paHy system.
10 :00-EntertaiHers; organ.
1i:00--Gibson Orchestra.
I1:3O-Swiss Garden Orchestra.
WSAI--Cincinnati--S O-36l.2
SOON B. G. System.
10:3O--Two Pianos.
1i:00--Hauer's Orchestra,
I2:00--Castle Farm Orchestra.
WTAM-CleveIand--7 70-399.8
S:30-WEAF Program.
Observation-Disclosures
IL :30--Dance Orchestra.
acknowledgements
S:O0--WEAF program.
II :00--Smitn's Cavaliers.
WBZ--Springfield-
6.3O-Dinner concert; scores.
7.0O--Lowes Orchestra: talk.
7.30-WJZ program
WLS-ChicaEO-85O-3
9.0O-Water Witches.
9:30-German program.
10:00-Iuternational reYue.
10:30-WLS Hippodrome,
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
ADVERTISEMENT

Prices realized on swift Compa ny
sales ~ carcass beef in Washington. d
q. for week ending Saturday. October
1928. on shipments sold out, ranged from
1900 cents to 27.bO cents per pound and
aYera ged 20.21 cents per pound.
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
MICHIGAN MEN LUNCH

The University Of Michigan Mems
Club will hold its weekly luncheon
at the Cosmos Club Wednesday al
1880, James q. Cummings, secretary
treasurer, announced today.
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
RADIO POLITICAL
CALENDAR
TODAY

IUUAN
AS b. m.-United States
Marshal Edgar Snyder, Of the
District OF Columbia, In Repub-
lican National Committee broad.
cast. WMAL.
D. m--RaymOnd Robbins,
OF Chicago, in Republican Ma
tiOnaI Committee broadcast,
WRC and N. B. C. chain.
SD. m.-Dr. Godfrey MInter,
Republican Minute Man,
WMlAI.
10 D. Ex-senator Claude
Swanson OF Virginia In Demo
cratic National Com m te 9
broadcast, WMAL and Column
bia chain.
TOMORROW
1870 a. m.-Republican Ma
tiOnal ~omP.iftee broadcast,
WRC and n. B. G. chain.
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
Blame Film
For Cloudy Teeth
for serious tooth and gum disorders
You finn twice daily Now dentists
urge special flm-removing dentirice.
serious tooth and gum diS0r

breed in it. They. with tartar, are the chief
cause Of pyorrhea.
Film must be removed each day. Ordi-
nary brushing fails to do it successfully.
SO dentists urge the special ilm-removing
dentfrice called Pepsodcnt.
First, Pepsodent curdles film, then re-
moves it in gentle safety to enamel. No
other way will make teeth as sparkling
white Write for free Today supply to
The Pepsodent Co.. 1l04 ). Wabash Ave,
The Washington times., 1928-10-08
ROMPTNG AROUND RADIO DIALS
BEST PROSPECTS

12:45> y. m.--Bridge for Beginners,
by Mrs. John Munce. ir., Washing
ton 1WRC. 469).
H:45 p. m.--United States Marshal
edgar Snyder in Republican Ma
tiOnal Committee Broadcast, Wash
ingtOn (WMAL. 242l.
1880 y. m.-EarI CsrbOuh. bari
tone, Washingt0u (WMAL. 242).
9p. m.--lndian Drama, by Colby
Hartman, Washington (WMAL,
242).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
1890 IA. m.-Miss Annie Mat
thews in Democratic National Conn
mittee Broadcast (WRC, VIZ.
2:i5 D. m.-Fourth game of
Worlds Series, described by Me-
Nance and Carlin for WRC and
n. u. C. system. and by Major ).
Andrew white for Columbia sys-
tenn. n
: y. m.-Savings Banks Hour,
New York (WEAF, WEEP, WTAG,
WAR, WCSH. WGY, WGR).
1880 p. m.--ROxy and His Gang,
New York tWJZ: WIZ, WBZA.
WSB. WRC, WHIT. VIAL. WREN.
,. .m.-RepubIican National
Committee, New York (WEAF,
WRC, WGY. VITO, WAR.
WTMJ, KOA, WGN. KPRC.
WIZ WIZ. Woo Woo w WSAi' wR RsP.
KVOO. WFAA, WTAG, WCSH.
WGY. WGR. WCAE. WTAM. WWJ.
WOAI, WHAS, WSM. VINO. WSB,
WBT); Coco C0uriers. In Columbia
program (W0R. etcl.
N. $3.50 york p % war and wT & Gy wGy
vVVUI WOO WEEn WGSA
WGR. WSAI. WHO. VITO, WILT,
WRC. WTAM. KSD); United
Choral Singers. in Columbia pro-
gram (WOR. etc.l.
. p. ms--NeOpolitan Nights: New
WHAM, KDKA. WJR, WLV.
KYW. KWK. WSM. WISH, KyOO,
WRAP, WHAS, VINO. WHIT.
WCCO, KOA); LOwney Hour. in
Columbia program (WOR, ete.).
$3.50 p. m.-GeneraI Motors Fam
lily Party. New York 9WEAF; WRC.
WSAi. WGN. WTMj. KsD,
WCCO. voc. WHO, WOW,
WDAF, KVO0, WFAA. KPRC.
WOAI, WHAS. WSM. VINO, WHIT,
WAN; Real Folks, New York
WV VIZ; VIII K1kA WIZ WAR W WI,M'
KYW. KWK. WREN: Warner
Brothers VitaphOne Jubilee. in CO.
IumbIa program (WOR, etc).
10 p. m.-SenatOr Claude Swan
son of virginia In Democratic Na-
ti0naI Committee, Columbia pro-
gram (WMAL, WOR, etc..
1880. p. m.--NatiOnaI Grand OPP
era. "Pagliacci." New York (WEAF,
WILT, WRC. WCAE. WV. voc.
WOW. WFAA. WHAS. WGR. KSD.
| WEBC).
II D. m.-SIumber Music, New
York (WJZ. WRC).
DANCE MUSIC
5I5 D, m.-StrickIand- BOnbrest
Orchestra, Washington (WMAL,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-23
MRS. ENQUIST, DAUGHTE
 ROUND TRlPPERS ON QUEEN

Mrs. A. F. Enquist, wife of Capt. Enquist of the steamer Queen, and her daughter, are m ing the round trip on the Queen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-23
Plan Traffic Tunnel
 Under Hongkong Harbor

HONGkONG, July 23.-The Hongkong government is study ing a project to link the island with the mainland by traffic tunnel similar to the Holland tubes. which join Manhattan Island to New Jersey.
 Between Hongkong and Row loon, it's mainland suburb, lies a three-quarter-m wide strait, which is Hengkong harbor, cross ed by an inadequate ferry serv- ice which is usually suspended during the tynhoons which fre- quent this coast.
 Engineers estimate that the tunnel need not be deeper than some sections of the London underground Such an under taking, first of it's kind in the Far East, would relieve the con- gestien of Hongkong and pro- mcte the already rapid growth of Kowloon and other towns in British territory on the main land.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-23
(International Newsreei)


 LONDON, July 23-Blonds, in London at least, are being push ed aside by brunettes.
 According to London medical experts. golden-haired / beauties will in comparatively short time be scarce. owing to their predisposition to circulation di- seases, to which they offer less resistance than the darkhaired types.
 "The Italians and the Welsh and races cf their type thrive in places like London, and the fair-haired races tend to die off, |" says Dr. c. J. Thomas of the London County Council Medical Department. who collected sta tistics on the subject.
 Dr. T. Jenner Hoskin, heart specialist at the Royal Free Hos pital. confirms this statement in proncuncing that rheumatism prefers blonds and children with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-23
WHO'S WHO
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J. H, cam. president and Gen. eral Manager of the Apex -ElNido mine at 'Lisianski Inlet, left here on the Prince Rupert. Sunday morning. He is bound for Mayo Brothers clinic at Rochester. Minn. e. H. MacSpadden is south bound passenger ons the Prince Rupert. He is enrouie to Taco ma to confer with Pqfter Sligar, General Manager of inc North western Air Lines. who was in JsEeau in June inyestisatlng the possibilities of an air transporta- ton line between here and Seat tie.
 Among those leaving on tha Prince Rupert were MT. and Mrs Link Waln MT. Waln formerly owned the Windsor Hotel in Cor. dova, and is now enroute to Otta wa and an extensive trip of the eastern states.
 Mrs. A. l.. Zugehoer and daugh
 
 ter. Miss Joan. family of captain of the Forest King. csnner, schooner at Drier Bay, passe, through here on the Admiral Wat son.
 Albert Brown and D. M. Both well. commercial brokers wit headquarters in Juneau. were Ju neau-bound passengers on tn Queen.
 Round trip tourists on the Quee include MT. and Mrs. G. R. Crofu and two children. MT. Crofut the Assistant General Manager ( the Los Angeles Steamship con ,bany.
 c. E. Jones. travelling man. al rived in Juneau OF the Queen.