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Ii may not be necessary to "trade in your old
house when purchasing new one. For direct sale
try advertisement in the Sale House column
ct The Star You may picture OF the
property, which will make special appeal to pro.
Spective purchasers
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AUTO statesmen, experienced. Men who
can make bis money and can stand nro'
rcr{ty Our sales force cannot take care ff
me demand for new Oakland and Pontthe
sizes we need hustlerS and producers.
Amply f N Ritencur. sales menaser, SltS
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HELP--FEM ALE.

NURSE, white, experienced, entire charge
boy, l. Gtrl. 3: city references required
state age; wanted about September Is.
Apply at once. Address Box 1927. Star
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SITUATION-FEMALE.
IranNsnma1

,RESSMAKINCi at home or out by day;
raperies, children's clothes; plain sewing.
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AUTO MECHANIC, man to do some private
Work: reasonable Chevrolets, EuppS. Ad-
ornxS Box l49-C, Star ONCE.
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PATIENTS CARED FOR IN DOCTORS
home, can have electric cabinet baths,
showers. MASSAGE, alcohol ruhS; special diet,
msht and dRy nurse service private rooms,
ward beds, completely equipped electrical
treatment dept, providing ultraviolet hght,
Alpine ltsht, intrared light and deep thera~
py lisht treatments, autoeondenSation, higA
frequency Morse wave sinuSoidal diatheT@
my and ele,,r te vihratorS treatments, Spe.
elai system OF treatment tor arthritic and
other chronic states of III health Not j
aanitaFium or hospital but the comforts ~
4 home with lhe facilities OF a hospital
PhySicianS and public inspection iaVtted
Very reasonable charge, 1881 lsth 81 NV
WHEN IN NEEpeOF PERSONAL SERVICE
OF assistance IN connection with new IN
Yentons, call OF write Alfred + 0taSeoek
ala Victor Hldg Franklin iNSfO ga
CLERK, sal00 GRADE. IN oNK or TESr
stations. N Y CITY desires transfer a.
Washington, u, G., family reasons; eoni-
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HOME BOARDING SCHOOL, CHILDREN. 4
70 ~ ylf, rates. sAeo up highest refer
erceS; limited number. The TEMPLE
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tcsntinusd on Next Pass.I
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DRIVING TO HOT SPRINGS. VA. VIA
winchester, Harrisonburg: Tuesday morning
can take or passengers Col 5579
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HELp-~MALE AND FEMALE.

AGENTS COored Nov ls time 10 make big
money. Guaranteed salary snd commission
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SOLICITORS two. easy sales. good pay
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iC II IN 2R%
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WOMAN. Southern, with special training
and experience in cafeteria work. success
full in n1anasing help. cooperative and re-
Sourceful, wants position as manager or
assistant in progressive cafeteria or tea
room references. Address Box S6-C. Star
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CHEWING GUM. cent a pack, retaiIS &C;
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EARN MONEY before Christmas selling ex-
c!uSiVe personal Christmas cards distinctive
steel engraved designs expensive sample
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ARE you LoNEsoMEe JOIN OUR LONELY
Peoples Cluhi Members must be white. OF
sood moral character and over 80 Pot,
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LADY DESIRES TO JOIN PARTY MOTOR
Ing to s.. Louis about September ISt Adj.
dress Box SIC. Star Office
NURSE WILL BOARD INFANT; BEST OF
motherS' care; reasonable, Call Silver Sprins
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The greatest barrier in the way OF securing
new automobile is the disposition of the old one.
Overcome this by selling your car through an adj
verts.ment in the Sale Automobile classification of
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BOOKKEEPING, hourly, as desired books
opened, closed. balanced competent rea~
sonable, Address Box l46-C, Star once
CASIIiERsTYpIar desires evening work
Address Box l4G.C, Star once.
CLERK-TYpIaT desires position. years
exp. Ase II Cali between D and 8. Main
COMPANION, middle aged, would like 10 care
Tor mtddle-aged or old lady no objection TO
light housework In apartment, references
Phone Cleveland A0i, Please phone after
SUNDAY between aud pm
COMPANION Refined lady desires position
as compartment Christian Scientists preferred
Address Box 4n0.1. Star office,
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Niton NJ managing hausekeeneF or eompan-
lon references. Phone Col aaSB MORNINGS,
pREaaMAkER expert inter-. new Fall fash
ions stylish femodellnei daily home service
II desired. Phone after q pm. North aAAs
DTeEssMAKER : COsTuMER offers snecial
rates N wears high-elass private and shop
experience, New York, Raston; local refer.
enees, Renodelns Childfen's elnthes Mrs
WhEisy' l2ai Kenyon ST. Adams 1AtA. :
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STAGE OPPORTUNITY for girls 10 become
professionals; show now forming Apnly
Mr.. Dalton, care Bale Studio, iSAl Conn
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! MAID-Colored woman wants place in dem
tist or doctors Office, or hotel maid 1903
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Union Trust I
Main 6Tqa

RADIO REPAIR MAN.
The Hccht Co. requires the
services of a thoroughly expe-
rienced radio repair man, Apply
Employment Office, GA F st.
NV.
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WANT $1,000 FOR 10 MONTHS PAY <le0
bonus Plus TO-! interest, VII pay on lean
at rate OF sas per week Good security
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ALL PEOPLE DESIRING INFORMATION
con,cernins the National States Rights As
SoclsLion. Inc. communicate with JOHN
?: CHANDLER. PRESIDENT, 2iI A ST Tel
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PERSONAL.

50 A YEAR WILL GET sii,5oO ACCIDENT
insurance ano $50 weekly tor disability. Also
ton. Men-Women IL to 10 Address Sfa
Upshur st. Phone Adams 52sl.
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TRANSPORTATION TO NEW ORLEANS
for half usual railroad fare. Phone Potomac
I'm. Ant fOl
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SKIN BLEMrSHEs,

PAYING GUESTS DESIRED IN COUNTRY
home or 90 acres; unusual table. two baths,
80 miles from Washington. BOX 313, MapaS-
SaS. NireiniR 2Ss
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DRIVING CADILLAC CAR TO WEST COAST
Florida, can accommodate one or two pas
Sengers to make through trip or part way
ana snare expense: leaving within present
week. Answering state phone number Adj
+, dress Box Is0-C. Star office
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FRENCH TAUGHT BY NATIVE YOUNG
Address Box 36-C. Star Office
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SCIENTIFIC MASS SAGE GRADUATE
ment. daily and Sunday. 8 to 9. 1929 l4th
st. NV Frank 1862
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EXTRAORDINARY AND PHYsTOTHERApY
ssssdasEn'lhc&uy given by graduate. Potoma c
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HOME WANTED FOR BOY, u YEARS OLD.
particulars. address Box 200-C. Star ONCE
DANCING. STAGE AND BALLROOM. by
Professional dancer; 5 private lessons, IS
1922 18Th So. NV. Pot 4T67.
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IlELP--MALE.

ADVERTISING MAN, quick thinker re-
eeurceful. sood voice. well acquainted,
hlshlv respected locally; unusual proposition
OF salary and commission. References must
accompany application. Address Box SS3-sa'
Star once
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TOURING TO CANApA AUGUST 81, 7-PAS-
Senger Cadillac; would take one or two ron-
genial passengers, ladies or gentlemen; vef-
eFenCeS. Address ROX lfl-R. Star once
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
frnntfnnadN

HOUSEKEEPER- COOK, live with elderly
! lady, small apartment; stay nights; unen-
| numbered: $40 month Address Box 437-z,
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tine electric treatments Brings health in
rreaSes weisht where other methods fail
Phone Fl. 1921 after Z pm. Main Ssss :
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WANTED AUTO OR RAIL TRANSPOR IA
ton Atlanta or Miami for two persons I446
Harvard ST. NV. Phone Col 1858
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EVERY CARE GIVEN CONVALESCENTs.
invattdS and sgad by purse i'm her own home
Phone Adams 1859 1879 Kalnra ma I'd
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MOTORING WEST VIA NATIONAL TRAIL,
August 81 or Sept, /, Accommodate 3 TO
Indiana, Illinois or Iowa Reasonable rates
North RnOS-W
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I'IANO INSTRUCTION. = EXPERIENCED
teacher; Peabody certificate: home lessons
u desired: studio rates. Main a3l2
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JOINT INDUSTRIAL SHOW
PROPOSED FOR CAPITAL
Electric League, Realty Board and
Radio Merchants May Give
Exhibition.

The feasibility Of an industrial exhi-
btion TO be staged Jointly by the Elec-
trio League of washington. the Wash
ington Real Estate Board and the
Radio Merchants Association will be
discussed at the July meeting of the
Electric League at o'clock tonight
on the roof garden of the Potomac
Electric Power Co. Building Fourteenth
and c streets.
The Radio Merchants Association
and the league had planned trade
exhibit for the first week in October.
but following the announcement of the
Real Estate Board that 1t would stage
a similar show during the last week
in October, the three organizations
agreed to consider an exposition in
which they could collaborate. The
league probably will decide tonight
whether or not such plan would be
feasible from its point of view
Meeting heretofore in the power COM
pany's auditorium. the leagues session
tonight will be held on the roof garden.
where program of stage dancing and
music will be presented BY professional
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SEAPLANE BREAKS
WORLDS RECORDS
Navy Flyer Sets Six Marks
for Endurance. Range and
Speed at Philadelphia.

~ the Associated Press.
Phil ADELPHIA July I2.-Six
worlds records we're broken today I'm an
endurance flight by the Navy flying boat
&PN-l2. type A7Ss3. carrying a load Of
: 600 Kilograms. at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard Lieut. A. NJ Gordon. u
S. ~, was the pilot
The XPN-I2 A-7Ss2 is the second
seaplane 70 break worlds records at the
navy YARD here. The other was the
PN-l2 A-7SS4. which was recently
wrecked al the Virginia cspeS.
The plane. which took the air YES
terday afternoon. landed at s:3s am,
establishing an endurance record for her
type and load of Is hours 80 minutes
81 2~S seconds. The former record was
ii hours minutes Is seconds
New Record for Range.
The second record broken was that
for range for her type and load, COW
ering also kilometerS, or about 1850
miles The former record was 1895
k.lometers. or 947 miles
The third. fourth and fifth records
embrace speed for distance up 10 1000
kllometeTS the plane averaging a speed
Cf IS miles an hour. breaking the record
for carving loads Of 500 Kilograms.
1000 Kilograms and 1000 Kilograms.
If SiN}tl record broken was IFl3J IOT
range FOR a Load II 900 Kilograms the
r,sne travelling 2IS0 kilometerS against
TIRE former record for 600 Kilograms Of
200 S}l0meteyS or i.247 miles.
Took OF From Navy Yard.
The ship took of from the navy
yard 81 SIS pm. yesterday.
With Lieut. Gordon was Chief
BoatSwsin {. c. Richer. I. S n, who
was with Comor Richard E Byrd in
1928 on the Mcmillan North Green
land expedition. The crew consisted
OF Andy Lowry and Ellwood Townsend
The directing officer az the flight for
the National Aeconsutic Association
was r. S, Ssltus. II. Of Philadelphia.
The seaplsne which was built here,
vas equipped with Pratt e. Whitney
FiIs-o0 Hornet engines II is the
same craft which broke the world alti- |
tu6s REGARD for seaplaneS carrying l 900
Kilograms on June %. when Lieut. Ar !.
thur Gavin plloted it 10 a height Of
1888 feet.
Member Of Racing Team.
Lieut. Gordon was member Of the I
1925 racing team, which took the
Schneider cup from Great Britain,
The range work vas done over
course between the navy yard here and +
the Texas Co, pier al ClayInnnt. Del
The craft vas designed by Henry s /
CocSlin Of the Engineering and Con- +
atruct!on Corps
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LATIN FEMINISTS HERE.
Euna Lee. Porto Rico. Addresses
Business Women's Council.

Woman representatives from Porto
Rico Brazil Panama and the United
States are now in Washington working
as the nter-American Commission of
Women 70 investigate the legal status
o. their sex in the u republics Of the
Americas. Muna Lee OF Porto Rico told
the Business Women's Council of the
Church of the Covenant last night
Mrs Helen A. Archdale of England
has stopped On her world tour to as
sist In this work. and Miss Betty Arch
dale. her daughter. is spending the
Summer here in the interest Of the
International Eomans movement.
The Inter American Commission was
created by the Sixth Pan-American
Conference Their study is similar TO
the research made by the National
wonan's Party Of the laws Of the AZ
States.
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border route contracted for yesterday
by the Post ONCE Department.
The st. Tammany Gulf Coast Air
ways, Inc, of New Orleans was awarded
the contract on It's bid of 81 a pound.
the lowest Of five bidders.
According to tentative plans, air mail
leaving Boston at 6:l5 pm. will reach
the Mexican border at 2:30 pm. the
next day, as compared to four days
now required by train. Time for open
ing the new service has not been fixed
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Cant. l. H. Smith Loses Finger

HTLO. T H. July II Gp).-Capt
Lowell H. Smith commander of the
ArYny's air circumnavigation OF the
world fight in 1924. lost the middle
finger Of his right hand and had the
others injured here yesterday when his
hand was caught in an airplane pro-
peiieT
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BOSTON. MEXICO CITY
AIR MAIL ASSURED
Contract Let for New Orleans
Texas Border Service
Completes Link.

By the Associated Press.
Direct air mail service from Boston to
Mexico City will be established by the
inauguration Of a New Orleans Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12

The first agricultural show IN Tunis
since the World War was recently held
and proved to be the rnost successful
ever held there.
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talent Following the business meeting
and the entertainment, a Dutch" sup
nor will b. served
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" ell Folks

The Dog Day" of July am with us
the Sizzling Scorchcrs" of August are on
their way-and the Willing White" heat
of Septem ber'll be here in due time 80
Days" of hot days and hotter nights
Why Sweat and Cuss In warm woolens
when you can be cool as cucumber" IN
smart Featherweight Summer Suit? Open
Bud get Charge Account if that1l help
you put it over.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-01-19
SCHOOL NOTES
#BehooI Notes }

The eighth grade class has organ
led Two teams for the purpose of
demolishing slang The members
of each team are going to keep
record of all slang used by the 9th
er side and at the end of the week
the team that has the largest mum
Der of slang words counted against
them viii have 10 give a reward to
the other team The first team is
composed Of Opal Bradley, Captain.
Nellie Prescott, Viola LOTUS. Lyle
Bradley. The second team is Tiny
GartIey. Captain, James Harvey.
Lester Biorge. John Kineh. and Eu-
gene Calvin.
Town team fought the best battle
seen in Nrangell this year although
they lost 10 College. They were
practically beaten in the last five
seconds. Although they lost they
left for Ketehikan Tuesday morn
ing where they will play three
games. The team IS made up almost
entirely of Wrangell Hi alumnis
They left on Louis Retzloff's boat.
Second semester has arrived and
the election of officers for the sti-
kline Messenger and the Annual will
take place Friady. A number of of
fees will have to be filled and it is
hoped that the new officers will fiji
the places as we'll as the officers of
the first semester.
There was great hurrying and
struggling last week among the stu
dents. It came cut that the stu
dents ali received better grades than
had been expected by the partiei-
pants in the first semester exams
Now that the students have takeI
heart again, the teachers have an
nouneed that there will be changes
in the courses These are eeonom-
les instead Of sociology; physiology
instead of geography eivfes instead
of history and a new course of Jour
nalism
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-01-19
C0URT.NEWS

Alfred Lott was sentenced to
serve 60 days in the Wrangell iail
by [. S. Commissioner VIM. q
Thomas on Tuesday. He was charged
with stealing money from his
grandmother.
Lawrence St. George who served
200 days in the Wrangell Jail for
violating the liquor laws was re-
arrested at the expiration of his Jail
term. on larceny charge. He was
taken to ketehikan on the Alameda
Tuesday by Deputy Marshal W. NJ.
Caswell. ST. George and Harry
Pierce are jointly charged with the
theft OF an automobile in Juneau in
1926. : -
George Kiser was sentenced to
serve loo days in iail and pay a fine
OF $500 for violation of the Alaska
Bone Dry Law.
William Frazer was sentenced to
serve loo days in iail and pay a fine
of $500 for violation of the Alaska
Bone Dry Law.
Ole Nelson was sentenced to serve
90 days in jail and pay a fine of
500 for violation of the Alaska
Bone Dry Law.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-01-19

Mines in Alaska produced miner
ais in 1927 valued at $14.445,00O
Although this was a considerable
decrease in comparison with 1926,
when the mineral output of the Ter.
ritory was valued at SIT, 664,S0O
this decrease is not attributed solely
to decreased mining activity.
considerable part of the decrease is
declared by experts to be due to tn
low price that prevailed during tn
year for many of the metals.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-01-19
A MEMOIR. SYSTEM

Forget each kindness that you do
As soon as YOU have done It.
Forget the praise that falls on you
The moment you have wen It:
Forget the SANDER that YOU hear
Before yen can repeat it
Forget each slight. each spite. each
sheer.
Wherever you may meet II.
Remember every kindness done
To you. whatezer its measure;
Remember praise by others won.
And pass it on with pleasure.
Remember every promise made
And keep it to the letter.
Remember those who lend you aid,
And be a grateful debtor.
From the silent Partner"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-01-19
SHE EVIDENTLY LIKES
FRIEND EX-HUSBAND

Mrs. Emma Norlin of Fairbanks
refused to stay away from the home
of Albert Norlin after he had been
granted a divorce from her. An
order was issued by the District
Court restraining her from entering
the home of Norlin. In defiance of
the restraining order she again en-
tered the home of her former hus
band Now she is serving Is days
in Jail for contempt of court.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-01-19
Alaska Elks Win Praise

]. ]. Delaney, district deputy
grand exalted ruler of Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks in
the Territory of Alaska, paid an of
ficial visit to the Ketchikan lodge
last week. In the course of his ad-
dress he commented on the progress
of the order nationally and locally.
He declared that the high efficiency
of the order in Alaska was generally
commented on in Elk circles.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-01-19

In the United States Commissioners
Court, Wrangell Precinct, First
Division of Alaska. In Probate
In the matter of the Estate of Ada
Nicholson Taylor, Deceased.
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That I, William Mexican Taylor,
was, on the 18th day of January,
1928, duly appointed Administra-
tor of the above named estate by or
der of the Probate Court. Wrangell
Precinct, First Division of Alaska
All persons having claims agains
said estate. are hereby notified and
required to present same to me. duly
verified, at Wrangell, Alaska, with
in six months of this notice.
Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, Janu
airy Is. 1928.
WILLIAM mexican TAYLOR,
Administrator aforesaid
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-01-19

Walter Cleghorn, "A, died at Sell
doYia last week. The oldtimer had
been a resident of Alaska for 40
years. He was the father of Mrs.
Frank Berry who has lived in Wran-
CELL and vicinity for several years
He was also the father of Walter
Cleghorn. Jr.. who began his fight
ing career in Anchorage four years
ago under the ring name of Cook
Inlet Kid