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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
FOR LABOR DAY SMOKER
 OF MOOSE STARTED

A fight card for the Moose Lodge smoker on Labor Day is being drawn up by the committee ap- pointed several weeks ago to ar range for the bouts, and plans for the smoker are we'll under way, 1t was announced today.
 Several well-known battlers in this vicinity have been approached with favorable results, members of the committee report, and a tenta- tive final bout has been arranged. Announcements of the card are expected to be made within a few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
COMEDY IS COMING
 TO PALACE THURSDAY

A screen star who's "a real good sport is one of the main charac. ters in "The Whole Towns Talk ing the comedy feature which opens at the Palace theatre tomor. row, with Edward Everett Horton and Virginia Lee Corbin. Dolores Del Rio plays the actress while others in the cast are Trixie Fri gRnga, Otis Harlan, Hayden Stev. enson, Margaret Quimby, and Aileen Manning. f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18

not cost more than 50.0O0 lire fabout $2,63D, including the outlay for the motor They will compete for 100000 lire worth of prizes tS15.7s6), 10000 lire being offered by the ministry and the remainder by the aero club.
 Starting from Rome, the ma chimes will fly to Naples, Foggla, Loreto, Farrara, Padau, Milan, Turin, Bologna, Florence, Pisa and back to Rome. The distance is roughly 1,200 miles. The com petition is limited to Italian constructors and pilots.
 
 Old papers foi saie a. The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
"CRADLE SNATCHERS"
 COMING COLISEUM

When husbands deceive and wives go them one better to teach them lesson is the theme of Cradle Snatchers, Fox Films yer sion of the great stage hit of the same name, coming to the Coli scum tomorrow, with Louise Fa- szenda, Sammy Cohen, Dorothy Phillips, Ethel Wales and J. Farrell Macdonald in some of the laughter producing roles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
Italian Air Tour May
 Stimulate Air Travel

ROME, July 1S.-With view to developing air travel for busi- ness and pleasure in Italy, a nlne-day tour of Italy will be in- itiated September 12 under the auspices of the Ministry of Aero nautics and the Royal Aero Club.
 The alrplanes participating in the contest, it is stipulated, must
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
Two New U. s. Envoys
 Are to Be Appointed

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Va- cant diplomatic posts in Bulgaria and Salvador are to be filled by promotions within the foreign serv- ice personnel group.
 Names of two new ministers nave been Transmitted for approval to the two governments and an. nouncement of the appointments will be made by President Cool idge at the Summer White House as soon AS approval is received from the Bulgarian and Salvador can governments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
MRS TALMADGE LEAVING

Mrs. K. c. Talmadge, wife of Capt. Talmadge of the Alaska Game commission boat Sea Otter, will leave with her three children on the Yukon for Wrangell, where she will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lipdman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
J. H. CAMERON LEAVES

James H. Cameron, who is with the party which is making prelim- mary surveys for water-power in the Speel river district. left on the America 1st today to return to the camps. after spending few days in Juneau fN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
BERLIN WELFARE WORK

BERLIN - An eighth Of the city's population, or more than 500. .O00 persons, is fed at public welfare kitchens or at school mess, according to social service agencies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE order o the of S35A,
 
  tt penalty povid by law  I IT, B asey Shat x seventh Street 20 loo s l66o day 0 R
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
A. J. QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July 18.-Alaska Juneau mine stock is quoted to- day at 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
PIONEERS PICNIC

stssSAlmon Creek. Sunday. July 22, 1 o'clock For Pioneers and their families. t #.Y adv.
 eA< =
 Leon Permanent Wave, slz.5O. Fern Beauty Parlor. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18
Filipinos Face Dilemma; Seuere
 Test Being Made

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-18

Old papers 10, saie at The Empire.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
HJTUATION-~FEhiALE,

DHEssNAKER feoioredI desIres W"rk Ey
DAY n week. pssllsi,DE and copying.
Hal,istle. tinenln s5ii0 Ws..,--.,.-~---,-..~-.--
DHEssMAKEn, first class. expertebeed and
reasonable; al hsnls 0rst,y tia day. III and
workmanship guaranteed. franklin 4hd..W w.
DREssM ssMAKEfi-~-C0HpeiRHt. sewing in fam.
lice. gowns sft fet.,ntsiius liHst nfefainr
A'itess hsssnnl,er lh,A 81, q star nthss. I.
HIitI.. tHintei Nantn place aa maid IN store
~ iaaH,y patlor ~ J.. II, y. epetAiDt, t,.Ot
~ n ",
LADY. settied- nhite will saia fpf .hiiiteu
~ DNu hDbHs sfinr,pitns. evenings. Aeek
ends @bIla UgtnIis are away, sUt,iai niiifH
fesDlar weekly fHRsEsmrtiis. ihHuis m.nd
inE cbIttieus dresses marie faasunahifs lie NJ
.itR aiern'iofs' tIt7 Euclid m, .nl
OFFICE AssisTA MT, kuow iedss sins h ,snify
ba9h kfepinkl tsHina several years ekneff
enfs Call .tste, jtis 20
WOMAN refined capshls. msnase gentle
plAHs hoB1At Girls otiiil irat hnnss, dusInps
.1kios, isAis. Ad,Ssss Boa ~ h, star uffes'
Evening star., 1928-03-01
CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
IL pm. day before publication.
For Sunday. 5 80 nm. Saturday.
AZ the Branch Agencies, one
hour cartier. both for daily and
Sunday.
Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for the
daily will be accepted up to noon
day OF issue except Saturday and
Legal Holidays. when the closing
time 10 1920 am. Death No.
tices and Lost and Found tos chs
Sunday Star will I've accepted IN
10 IL p.m, Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VTTROLAS---TwO trade-ins for nuiok sale:
easy terms no down payment: new machine
guarantee +. S Harris Co. Inc 1000 Ith
st. NV. Phone Col 1M Open evenings.
WAGOES-several single and double wagons
Evening star., 1928-03-01

DODGE SEDAN. late modnI--Frz. siGJ
tsf,rs this sDrndi1 car: disr wheels ali
Quincy at. Ant. 3D2. tonight.
Evening star., 1928-03-01

DODGE 1875 SEDAN. alsO coupe and tour
ing yon now exDcct Va to rive the rsuaI
81 ,ry that they are like new 'frst rlass-'
or run a few thousand miles" but We are
not going tn do IT; we only ask tina, v0u
come. sce" and 'cnnnparc." for
willing for ~Ou to ne the Judge And don
forget that you can only bay 4 worh.of-
honor. guaranteed in writing Used rar from
Dick Murphy. Inc. Buick dealers. 1885 ith
af
Evening star., 1928-03-01
OPPORTUNITY FOR
ShtESMES

Ten men (with automobiles
prcfcrred) for selling a standard
line of goods for old reliable
concern salary and commission
TO start; thorough training
given; splendid opportunity for
advancement. Reply between =
aud u, bringing references. 10
Personnel Director, Singer Sew
ing Machine Company, C27 +
Il. NV, second floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01

DODGE COUPE. I9:G-Enw balloon tires
finish and UphOIstrr look like ueT. and mo-
Tor sounds like new; terms and trade. Gnf
Evening star., 1928-03-01
HELP--MALE.
(Confju,tetll

BANK DESIRES SERVICES
--of TWO high grade men for interesting out.
side work III new business department: sales
cNpTricncc desirable. hut not essential.
Phone MIR. Case. Main 6443
Evening star., 1928-03-01
SITUATlON-FEMALE.
tCOntinued.)

YOUNG LADY wants position as dental as
sistant or companion. Address Box BE.
star office.
YOUNG LADY with nursing experience
wishes .place with .nhysIcIan or. dentist or
Evening star., 1928-03-01

DODGE COT-PE-Ext client condition. Nearly
new tlres Bargain. >"g5. S15 snWn. 50 a
Evening star., 1928-03-01
WANTED-A MAN

In a Supervisory Capacity.
0ssHsa sS.'f HtsH sfi scHooL Sffe g SSkADrhTg CoN:
GF Az Army .OP sKRGEAST WITH 4
pLTAsING PERSONALITY. DUTIES
cHfEriY fyIls ynos IN IN Ts brisIf. 1M WHY
yotf EELTEEE. .Y05 POSSESS THE RK;
6l'lgED oTALIFnATIOks. ADDRESS
BOx 55s.D % STAR OFFICE -..----
BUSHELMAN--Apply Young
Mems Shop, 1919 I ST. NV.
BUSHEl.MAN, first class. TO
assume management of bushcl-
ing department Of large mems
clo,hing store. j. o. Box 4O7,
Washington D. E.
Evening star., 1928-03-01

wASTED--On country place near wash.
5nyff,r ffss-.iaee man. white. married, and
wefI qualified 80 work and suDersike home
"a sraen and dairy. Good holke and vases
sHus,'ie6 reterenees required. Addfess iox
ED star 0GeF.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AIDING MAci,,Nts~~An makes so,d en,od
and repaired. bstsn,ns y Wales, nurrouehs,
'a,'' m" T." i'7 "r' a,s rseSSras' S"," ssao AH'
ANrlouE SILVER. American, collectors
neecs' unofatan Chinpen,iais mirrur, shrta'
ton rhent, anake foot table a,"o Flefida
nEnnAvENroRr, .eha,r,. sa,eles table:
Huo,l ron.iiti"n. Col, s0iA alter a. .nn5
Cathedral ave, NV. -
nEnaooM SET wainn, and ",her. pie,ea, e
18th ii nv. Adam, ioAsl
l,nn r,h",i hn,l,i,"s, io,h aud Ynn s,a' NV,
lumhr, 50 ,nors ,aN,i w,n,i"w itao,ea' ole
's1 Is,. 'SHst p,a,t co., ""' . r"''r" ~, ,s,s S :.
nv, Phone Main dthi. -
BUILDING MATERIAL. al lowest pfices
#, i,pn n,nn. many M,eea,"s % las so"i .,sei umnsr
n,i s""s m,"s s. ram a". %,. nslsh .,n n.sms na"e
hsSI|iIINsa,ffRR g. s. N ,S ss $E,s i: y.
!,,,IlI nIlLnlNSH MATlh,Al rt rIn@h'ns as,asss,
E%"E''s ' fS nv % s"i"ss e. '4S"Gik S"' IL. y" !"
" nEp, paaal ends vi, ac5 II, |. a,a,
ms,so .,s,,,s n, e9oM SUITE, painted "ur,, rh."e
'"..."sE' "".ssTEG' 's ", le All =; IN W. e,s; e" s @
inr Il tu,'nis, 80 lnstailrd; Il suanla, . halis
tntiaf bath whrh rWrplutn $40 Mnrh
Guaranteed leths u ,leeitu,i Nmth sha. ~
t,tsT'nr {, T., ,T'nr., T,aAsnf@, ,as, so"d '""i'".".
ron hAt.E .~f~" ,parreheo,s, ease aud
s'ant very teasanaha Call tnl lu,s
ERiGtnAtNE, aiinust unw uuu a. s,se
atiei 4 10
FURNITURE, ate,, effects nf every stesertp
iin alsn tsgne! rnss and autamnhitea hy
a.ie,,nn ~ wessh,sfs, psu fenaa ave, NV.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,
(C0ntinucdD

GARAGE BUILDERS and manufactlrers
metal on wood frame or all steel Sold on
We use the ncst material and workmanship
e h1st aHrn our
i n Co. 700 k st. ne N1'''N'N ~
HOME IMPROvEMENTS--Ca work.
papcr'ng. painting. plumbing and heating.
Call Georgia 1901. Potomac Improvement
Corp 1900 Ga. ave:
KEYs-Duuicale KEYS. :5 cents: made while
i!."., !, a New %e' Y"rs ave- n@ Hsr" rr zoos s'e''
KEYS DUPLICATED while, YOU wait. .5c:
locks and firearms repaired: shears sharp
LAWN MoWERs-Hcrc We, arc at the same
old stand. The same Superior Service.
sharncnins and Repairs. Don't wait for
nnle "% awn Mover y%r service
! lth It. NV. Frank 101s3.
PAINTING PAPERHANGING AND DECO.
Gsr. a'S d "'eFsd $cs 'Gs G ss syse'"s do arFs
PAINTING-House painting interior ami ex
terror skilled ni.chanics. reasonahls prices
PAPkRING PAINTlNG. low DrIcrs now :
,f,a s crsw"i re "h col s s,,a, ns,'e"s give NE
rApERHANGISG Rooms. SO up; house
painting at low prices: plastcrnc. J. Huiin.
Pot. .375. Call for quick service. 4'
PAPERiNG WHOLE HOUSE S45 and no
Snrine nrices. Also painting. Ad ,:!"6
PAPERING PAINTING PLAsTERING So
up: latest patterns hest materials irst.class
work. NJ. PUMPS. 3027 Ga. ave. Ad. 1904
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So and. ~, lat;
Fla. ave NV North 1851 ~
PAPERING--Rooms. So ,ip. 1928 samples:
quick service. Also Wanting and carpenter
work. Roy White, Cieve. $3.50. %
PAPERHA NGISG-Sot cheap work but
good work reasonably. Samuel Tammaro,
Frank. "p33 mhos"
PAPERHASGING PROMPTLY. An oppor-
funitt 10 save: 1928 designs at Winter prices,
A. II Kanlfuss 1915 9th ne. Line. 4503-J.
ENTERTAINING. painting, decorating. the
better kind. reasonable: estimates checrfuIiy
given National Decorating Co. Adams 1878.
PAPERIfA ANGING-Rooms napcrcd s, and
up I. George. 2l.0 18th st NV. Apt ..
prcatcr 4lt9
PIANO TUNING 800 We specal,ze IN
general piano repairs. and rebuilding. &c,
our estimate, Prices reasonable. Skilled
mechanics, Work guaranteed Sandersor
schaeffer Co 844 u st ne. Line 1887
ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING, guttcrlng.
sonahIe prces Col 1917. day or night.
AJAX Roofne & Heating Co. 1879 Kali rd.
INCONSISTENCIES Coycr-I. draneries
at factory prcet. Free estimates Standard
Upb 'stery Co. Inc. 403 ith NV. NJ. 490:.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
HELP--FEMALE.
(COutjuuetl.l

POSITION OPEN for Young lady Uf refine
n,ent. raDable Of meeting business public.
Apply Mr., Culberson. Hotel Logan. 18th and
Evening star., 1928-03-01
POULTRY AND EGGS.

TRrSLOw'S BABY CHICKS. thornughbred
Ieghorns Rocks and Reds: established as
Years; state number needed and get speci n
chestertown Nd '-''
BABY CHICKS-l3 600 blood tested hrce.I-
eTs: selected for high egg production SIMPLY
es.s Tor thls hatchery: all leading varieties:
tatatngue Tree Ma-s5DHtteD Farms Hatch
cfy. Box :!3l NJ Harrisonhnry Va
Evening star., 1928-03-01

CHRYsLER ROA DsTER lO21-MoicI ~.
This car cannot h,e told from new Has been
driven only 6.7cO miles Price right. 20i2
I4fu at m
Evening star., 1928-03-01

DODGE SPECIAL TOr'RISG. 1a:5-Bar-
gain. Chrrsicr 20 phacinn. Chrv2ler roadster
- 20. Torrcv Motor 90. "ins u a..
DODGE SPECIAL. new m1-t -eli Imre,!'-
ntrlv: changing position. Call Col. $3.50.
39n2 Hiatt nl. n "
Evening star., 1928-03-01

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. BAhTIsoRE; Att I; e: ND. ND:
tory" Baltimore phone Plaza 3.3s
Evening star., 1928-03-01

ESSEX COACH la24--GOod rubber. paint.
ctr.: S1T5: one-third down balance monthly.
Owens Motor COmpany. t3:3 Georgia ayt.
ESSEX COACH 1931--Fuily equipped New
tires. etc. Had excellent care. Need $3.50
a. one Call Atama Ial1
Evening star., 1928-03-01

l.
Complete line OF desks file cabinets icck
srs. Office chairs and tables: tremendous saw
tngs Everything you want for yDir once
Euruifuro nart oiO Oct
Evening star., 1928-03-01

CHRYSLER "72'': S7j of price bugs any
model. never delivered. usual terms: cannot
handle new car for which I traded. Nam
Evening star., 1928-03-01

WASHING MACHTNES--Seycrsl CUfficjd
ana Whiridry electric washers used a few
times as demonstrators SDec,aI nrioc Easy
terms. Guaranteed j. e. Harding & Co
Inc. 1890 Connecticut ave N v
Evening star., 1928-03-01
FOR FARM AND CARDPy

ftkPLE IRIS. Sc: chrysanthemums. lTlc:
golden glow. loo: ramhlers soc. treas fov
ers. Daisy Hull. westmore. Rockville. Nd
Evening star., 1928-03-01

FORDS-25 valuable reDossessed Ford caTs.
ali models from, 1894 60 1877. Ss5 To SOS.
priced for Ouick removal: much lower than
YOU ran buy elsewhere. : TO II New
York -
Evening star., 1928-03-01

Cash Paid Tor Store Fixtures,
restaurant equipment Office furniture s,orks
"t httrhAndise, Etsar Baum. nil r. st NV
Evening star., 1928-03-01

CHEVROLET COACH 1g27--A rare harfp 4
at sii5: terms. Owens Motor COnpab a
f:,o3 (,eorpta ave- q
Evening star., 1928-03-01

FORD SEDASS and tOurinZs. All MODELS.
Special prices and terms this week during
npening of our new n~ed-car lot Your car
taken in trade. Terms 10 siIt ary pur@@
a -acostia Branch Ourisntan Chevrolet. 1870
Gnnft Hfra ri - q aMS NInhnlz :
Evening star., 1928-03-01
sALE-AUTOMOBILEs

ftDttttnnfd.b 4 ~
CHEVROLET COACH. 1D27--A rare barb Ill
at Sif5: terms. Owens Motor COnpat xf
6i"3 Georgia ave. Hi
CHEVROLET COUPE 1D2f-A bargain ~
800 terms. Ovens Motor Company. G322
Georgia avr.
LHEvROLET COTPE 1876: guaranteed.
s32J: terms. Gail at 1l26 Goth st nv.
Or phone franklin $50.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1877: Ike new: viii
guarantee: St15: terms. Call At 1876 Goth
st NV. for demonstration or phone Frank
CHEVROLET TOURING. IDI5--A good fJg
at S1GO terms. Owens Motor Company
6:'23 Georgia ave.
CHEVROLET AND LANDAU SEDANs 1870
= TO- select from: 1865 to $500: appear
ance like nov: good running condition:
pany. 6:;2; Georgia ave.
msHHotET ress r. aaH mANnAS sspAS .3oa l
ceIlen, sa'ri6ce. Ice s#s5. Ez 1T..''n ,erms. Ana. m
co tia Branch. Ouri.nan Chcvr"Iet 1870
Good Hone I'd. sye. or 1903 S,fhols ave. 80.
CHEVROLET COACH. Doc. 1925: like ncu:
terms Col sOOi-J 90
CHRYsLER "7:''; s75 OF price buys any
model. never delivered. usual terms cannot
handle new car for which I traded. Nam
1859. 20
CHRYsLER ROADSTER IO21--Mo<icl ~.
This car cannot he told from new. Has h@%,
driven only 6.1cO miles Price right. 2Oj2
jfih At. NV.
DODGE 1875 SEDAN. also cOTlpe and tour
ing you now exDcct Va to Flve the '4uaI
1t ,ry that they are like new. - "fr4t cIassH'
0r 'rtfu feU ard t,,sf
Evening star., 1928-03-01

SALESLADY Tor dry goods store Refer
ehces. ) Goodman. 3615 34th St. Mt. Rain.
Evening star., 1928-03-01

CHEVROLET COACH. Doc 1876: like ncu
nisc "hcrIs o cte will guarantee: $375:
Evening star., 1928-03-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY cULTURE--LEARN THE MOST
nodcrn methods at Washingtons only exciu.
CLASSES easy payments. MABEL.LE HONOUR
SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. INC. SIT
13th Vt. NV FIR Gitf "
Evening star., 1928-03-01

GARAGE BUILDERS and manufacturers:
low monthly ravmcnts: two wears to pay.
We use the test material and workmanship q
the market affords. Inspect our garages
Call Lincoln lOl00 Washington Construc.
ii n Co 900 ct nc
Evening star., 1928-03-01
DOGS, PETS. ET(,

GERMAN POLICE DOG PUPPIES. :; males
MON "ccss s,ss;r nid; maies weeks old: cham
9oterman Pinscher. TX months oil. Occi.
.ifnt"t Kennels. Arlington Va. Take CO.
litr1t'9 PiER
Evening star., 1928-03-01

FURNITURE AND RUGS--L00k ma over be.
lore YOU buy: will save you time and money .
We have n special line OF handsome dining
port suites on sale this week. See our fun
line OF Windsor chairs. rockers. gatc-leg.
We lead all in fine beds. springs mattresses
Mt low prices; day beds twin beds .bassi.
nets and cots. Kitchen cabncts porcelain
top tables and unfinished chairs: Spinct
desks. secretaries. Cogswcll and occasional
chairs: phone sets book troughs. mirrors
any odd pieces in dressing tables Ghost Of
brewers. drrssers and colonial beds Break
last sets and smokers. New Bargain House.
zoos 18th NV. Open evenings. North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-09
HARVARD GROUP
SYSTEM ENDOWED
100000 Given Anony-
mouSIy to Establish Small
Colleges.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass November o.
A $3,0OO,000 fund, given to Harvard
anonymously, is expected to make posi-
BILE the establishment of number OF
small colleges within the university
resembling the colleges Of Oxford and
Cambridge.
The fund will be used to build and
endow a group of dormitories, dining
halls and common rooms to accommo-
date from 200 to 800 students.
Eventually it is hoped to change the
existing system into collection of con-
venient-Sized colleges, each OF which
would be separate educational as well
as social unit.
Under this plan Harvard College
would be only the name given to this
collection. The college would, however,
award degrees and conduct uniform
examinations.
In making public the gift President
Lowell said:
For a generation there has been
much discussion of the policy of break
ing up our large colleges into smaller
social units in order to secure at the
same time the advantages of the large
and small institutions. Many men here
have felt that this must come if We were
to confer the greatest benefit upon our
undergraduates.
THE present plan involves no change
in the method of teaching, and. in fact,
our tutorial system lends itself to it
perfectly"
President Lowell emphasized that the
oxford and Cambridge plans were not
being initiated. but rather adapted to
American needs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-09
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 9.-Clara
Jacobo, once mill worker in Lawrence,
Mass, stepped up last night into that
golden world toward which she had
struggled for nearly Is years-the stage
of the Metropolitan Opera House. !,
She made her debut in II Trovatore,
whose tuneful arias she could sing at
an age when most children are learn,
ing kindergarten ditties. After she had
sung with Giovanni Martinelli the old
familiar "Miserere'-which she used to
sing all by herself as child. both So
prano and tenor-there could be no
doubt in the minds of her old friends
from Lawrence that she was a success
From an inconspicuous seat in the
gallery, sturdy little old man, with
dropping gray mustaches, listened in
tently to every note uttered by the new
dramatic soprano of the METROPOLITAN
Opera Company. Later he went back
stage.
'Papa!" shouted a chorus Of italian
voices, and he was dragged up to a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-09
FRIENDSHIP SERVICES
TO MARK PRAYER WEEK
Forty-nine Countries to Partici.
pate in International Y. w.
C. A. Observance,

An international friendship" service,
inaugurating the worlds week of prayer
of the Y. w. c. A., will be held Sunday
afternoon by the joint societies of the
Y. w. G. A. and the Y. M. c. A. of the
Capital.
The meeting will be held at 4:3O
o'clock in the ballroom of the May
flower Hotel and Fletcher S. Brockman,
associate general secretary, National
Council of the Y. M. c. A., who, for
genera ton has been familiar with de-
velopment of the Far East, will speak
on Recent Observations in China
Huston Thompson will preside and
Mrs. Thomas Edwin Brown president of
the Y w. C. A. in this city, viii lead
the meeting. Forty-nine countries will
participate in the world week of prayer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-09

Mayor and Mrs Michael A. Ianders
tried to explain how he felt.
"He took that seat away up in the
gallery" DR.. De Cesare said, because
he was afraid he might get emotional
and he didn't want to disturb those
around him. In the gallery. he thought,
it might not matter so much.
"You see, Clara's mother-who be-
lieved in her long before he did and
persuaded MIN finally to let ner 20 to
italy to study-died only short time
after Clara went away. And tonight
he's heartbroken because she can't be
here
when once he made up his mind TO
help Clara become great singer, Mr..
Jacobo went all the way, all right. He's
been wonderful father to her and to
all his children"
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FORMER MILL WORKER MAKES
SUCCESSFUL DEBUT IN OPERA
Her Father, Wool Comber, From Gallery
Seat at Metropolitan Hears
Clara .Jacobo Sing.

place by his daughters side-in the
lights.
Angelo Jacobo, born in Naples, once a
grocer in Lawrence and now comber
in a wooden mill, forgot then all the
English he had ever known. He could
speak only Italian-and not much of
that.
DR.. N. F. De Cesare, childhood friend
of Clara Jacobo, who had come from
Lawrence in a delegation headed by
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through Y. w. c. AS all over the world
and in this city members of the en-
bassies and legations of foreign coun-
tries will be honor guests of the &C.
casion.
Plans for the joint meeting Sunday
are in the hands of Miss Helen Hudson.
chairman world fellowship committee
Y. w. c. A.: William Knowles Cooper.
general secretary Y. NJ. C. A.; Page
Etchison and Mrs. Irving Ketcham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-09
TABULATORS WANTED.
War Department Needs Expert
enced Machine Operators.

The Civil Service Commission has an
nounced that until November 81 it will
receive applications for senior tabulating
machine operators in the War Depart
ment.
The entrance salary is $1,620 year
Applicants must show that they have
had at least two years experience in
the operation of an electric tabulating
machine.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the United
States Civil Service Commission, 1724
E street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-09

The largest diamond mine in the
world is at Kimberly, South Africa.
The output is kept rather low in order
to maintain high prices. although it is
said there is weekly shipment of dia-
monds to England to the value of near
" $750000 from this mine.
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and valued at s1s,s4O, stin was miss
ing.
Recently an $4,000 ring. which had
been given up for lost, was returned
by an Erie resident officials said small
diamonds are being recovered daily
from earth taken from the place OF
the crash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-09

In parts of Brazil castor oil is used
as the lubricant for all sorts of ma
chinery. Being a local product, 1t Is
the cheapest oil to be had.