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Evening star., 1928-03-03
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Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.


AZ National Drug Co.
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l53S isth st.-Mariv's CIGAR and Magazine
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ii and q sis. 8 Clsmence.
ii 1SS Geortts : ave-. r Lampkin's Thar
macy. .c,,c,
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~~la Morn, Pleasant ct Mount Pleasant
t1rar and News Shon
IS Columbia rt-l,mted C,sar Agency.
- tahtntf}a 81 - ~ ~Ni"N'N b'''"N'S'
= tN"Fl' ar ~" "r,S ~ n :. Sanitary phsr.
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ana a"s Il SisE' ie'>i II Forstfrs E' rharma@y
SIH ars All RoNi, Greek ",I Vhnrch ~, r,i.~-Kcck
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sac Ga .--nr'rhtwoHd Pharmacy.
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pha~nsrV Tst,''' = 90" ~
81 :, IA aSVeT1' Louis kr,sk, ,Srrss.,o Pharmacy
els, aud G sis -oncley's Pharmacy.
ffh and Pa --HFrhsi's Pharracv.
"%tS Coma aNe-,loll's Newsstand,
$500 conn svc.-Circie Confectionery Store.
.Sronsin ave. and Maeomo st-Harry u
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la- Il {. -(2 a--er : Mpsyr Store
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North Cap3fn' and Fyn-Kenpaly's pharmacy.
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IN am Ia atP-fcaieSS Pharracs.
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SotTHNEST.
18th 81 and Va ave -Herheri's Pharmacy.
n and u s;s -Iantz's Drug Store
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Evening star., 1928-03-03

BOSCH t-tubc. latest model full electric
;ic". cone speaker. nothing else to buy ::
Demonstrations Rig reduction for cash
GrorGln "i"6 after : pm -
Evening star., 1928-03-03

~ FRY SHOP for SaIe xI,h iG.,s ~,
nuriihS arf u"w equipment, for raah. IN
.,r1ifttv? Town IN Mary!and. Adf-ess Pix
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NFit~-foulr poster tct .oti anttugs aud
mattress, @in. thinnnItr. ~iJ seq taniiur
ottmpiu Ants ituA Euri4d ~ II
lItf@--i enamel tcit IuAttfc~4rs and
syringe @.n Eddy rciiiErfAtdr SO. tAtic
lHnp. - "iip 1Ath II, NV.
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DOGS. Pt..TS. ETC

NRFhAI.E tor saie pcdlgreed male. Call
Niantic 2l;" a.
AT ~Fl'D R0stnn Klughavk fine skull
- rr% ta8. fee. puppy, a14@ Ist Sc. end
~ "ar t3n" Congress Hefght~ -
AT STID-~P,r-lan Cai~ MnSul shaded
silver. Nht'" TEMPEST; tiuc eyes To pe,is-
grcci uueen% nniv Su9a},e female kitten foT
-nic. PHONE brati'"y la. -
POLICE Dogs ct-ht ttedlgccpl FIVE months
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Evening star., 1928-03-03

300 BLOCK + @T SW-- Opposite RigTs
MurF"t: store. apt 4-ca- garage: u-7ceff 10
sell; easy terms. ". 3. Wcager, Main 15f3,
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BClCKS. both new and used road-;ers- torr.
,ns.: ,,tts: hrougharls coaches. coupes and se6ans
pnrrai terms; your car as part payment
$50: ask for T Gad,eas 80 "a
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rig >aLfs--ta!et"ria. attractive and thor
.l - .lhly mpd m. up-t0.1ste eqlii pn1rri, fne
t"'dti1n. %"l established and now dorm >
itrE", profitable business: ons Of the fas,
ah.inr IN Washington; owner must leave
~? aiif, hH@r. real bargain :Gr cash Al
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Evening star., 1928-03-03
StTtA1iDh IEMAIE.

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. att aubii htiH mi Hi tHIuts in Ht"E',
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""ikhtIbstln kiHtant'tI trHDigitn ihh'
hhthe eHAEEH fre,ph GOATS telined i."t
~ 80 ~
MAID Wn,k ~ day ief c,hnl.atfnl "a.
jiahia nihId ahu hta boen ip tHy ruid"s
p.cf 30 Fsnts 'aii Adams Sien -
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Evening star., 1928-03-03
RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS

RhDiOTA - fvc-tube set. tubes b elirn-
mater storage battery. $50 VIII demon
atrIie II Conrad 1000 r st NV ~
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BUICK STANDARD COUPE. late lg99-FT
rnlient appearance and mechanical conhttfon
VII gnarans"e. Good balloon tires. Terms
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SALE--MISCELI.ANEOUS.

ADDING MACHINEs.~~Au makrs snd rented
and repaired. bargains ~ Wales, burroughs.
ltdtrttts. rtr, t'uitrd Typewr ritter \ Adh
Mch Go. l2:7 \, J.. ave MAN nAnn. -
ASDiRONS =" frta OF iine larEe old hfass,
IN perfect condition, \ batgain. Cali Main
BABY CARRIAGE good condition cost $40
pfiVe. Sid 1884 ingtrside 1"ttuoe
HAi~TS Real. ESTATE FLAT HOOKS
volumes :. ant I these are the uurs prtVt
oh~ tp new Issue hatEaIu, Gall MAN
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Observation-Disclosures

AATtQl r. oid sold SILVER diamonds tcw.
yifx. 4, AruuI lis3 Il 81 NV Main
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HONEY D"iiclou@ extracted honey .is,t.yi
from 's*kerusr. > ihs u - delivered ~
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Evening star., 1928-03-03

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. BALTIMORE: ALT 4; ,E: ND. ND.
tory" Baltimore phone Plaza 3!3s
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

sDETHEE. BROTHERS tmplos0cbt aery,
re Mr. /, II Muller '"auonpi '"Un
s~llnr I:&t3 + 81 nv Main fG1i
OFFICE POSITIONS.
free feFistTHtlDH WhehiHRiHn Embinytntth
= Fstb 4HR". ttJ Hii1FRc tiHtrsR HtHrtH tBrFHt't
a'cIetavsrs N "lSp itHpm %t3 Tf.hsb"I
tBiiati l,Gg i5li. aud ii
Evening star., 1928-03-03

bClCks-We have some OF the finest 7T.ed
taTs 'hat can he purchased. a small dnxp
payment AMI balance monthly. These Cars
nave Iefn thoroughly reconfitionef; and are
tt3utscH 10 give satisfactory service Fred
y. NIn1rllg.. R0ssIyn. Va. Clarentnn 4Rn
Evening star., 1928-03-03
SALE-auSCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE FURNITURE

Counic;p iue OF desks, file cabIptts icck.
'r~ ofce chairs aud tables: tremendous saw.
trgs Everything Won want for Your ONCE
NA>HI SGTOS SALVAGE Co
kmrMlimEa Don't BIO 2,h :, Wv
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~ y X deposit Can apply same or any
I"is mode - he delivered with se-TIre
au' ' '~rrnS Will sell deposl; AZ big discount.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

CHEVROLET COACHES. 1925 and 1879
several 70 select from: all IN good running
ofdef. SO TO $500: one-third down. haI.
airr monthly. Owens Motor Company e3a3
Georgia ave ''' w."
Evening star., 1928-03-03
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The tolioWln. business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers Any complaint found
necessary 10 he made 10 The star
VIII receive prompt attention. For
admission TO Recommended Service
Column can Main 5000. Tranch rs
ATTIC UbM inqtiirt, Hf ntlr ro,noIriinp
department. Z. u, HiIN shrpiicrd .UHi
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Evening star., 1928-03-03

1Apiil-At COUPE. 3.passenger model 81
EpM ~ painted with Duco. exceptional bar.
Entn StS5: terms. Henderson Motor Co
30 tth 81. between II and Penn ave
Evening star., 1928-03-03

| taDlLi.AC SEDAN: Sjs5 buys rpaI bar.
| Ii'h th,@ car Is guaranteed and looks Al
Also tulI line of used Cad:Iiars al mos;
| ,"asonahis prices. easy terms Washington
| Cadillac Co. i.sS Conn ave N'
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The Hecht Go. is in need OF
an experienced model. size 10
years. Apply employment OF
fec. 624 + st. NV.
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EARN S4OOO Or NONE

Real es'atc selling Ottfrs hlecfr rCtOfns Tor
hard work and ability than almost any other
iine OF endtavor IN OF our exhcfienrcd
one earned S0. coo and another - 500 Yuur
earnings will he limited only hy your ability.
integrity and capacity for hard work, Begin
ners and part-time workers m our Office are
able To supplement- their present income
while learning. luetFustlOn ani hep in clos
.ug sales given during training urrio'. 1nin
our sales organization nov IN time for forth.
coming Spring selling season in Lee Heights
and Grccnway Downs
Cal at l4o5 New York ave and ask for
sales manager.
RUBY LEE NINAR. INC,
1inz Ma, tnrt-
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
NEW CROP OF BABY
 STARS IN MOVIES
UnknoVm Of Last Spring Nov
 Bursts Forth

Hollywood. Cal. Jan. 20.-N- About the time people are beginning to forget their 1928 New Years resolutions. in other words not later than the middle of next February, thirteen so-called Baby Stars" of the movies will be introduced to the public at the annual Wampas ball.
 Selection of the thirteen starlets by members of the Wampas. an or ganization of motion picture pub licity men. has no official signifi- canoe beyond registering the en- thusiasm of some preas agents for bakers dozen of the newer film faces. Unofficially and actually. however, the designation Baby Star" t. generally the stamp of ap- proval of some producing organiza- ton powerful enough to help the recipient very materially in her struggle toward genuine stardom. The young player chosen . Baby Star IS in practically all cases as- sured of at least a few real oppor- tunities to make good during the
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

of course. Another is Nena Quar- taro, the New York giri when James Cruse picked out of the ex- tra ranks and . grooming for star. dom. And still another is Sue Car. roil, who arrived In Hollywood last February and played her first lead opposite Douglas MacLean about six months ago.
 Other sirls who are being put forward as candidates for the t'.ir- teen places include several already pretty we'll known by the earnest film fan. Among them are Ruth Taylor, chosen to play the lead in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes:" Mry- na Loy. in training for stardom at Warner Brothers; Barbara Worth and Dorothy Gulliver. Universars preferred ingenues: Jeanette Loff. blonde discovery of z. B. DeMille: Sennett: Molly O'bay. Richard Barthelmess' leading woman in The Patent Leather Kid." and Alice White. Greek flapper in The Private Life Of Helen of Troy"
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

through tho head.
 The dsad ars J. K. Bentea and Frsd Williams, the two robbers who entesed the bank. Tho othAF fevr bandits, wAe wsrs used as lookout men. escaped h tive automobiles.
 The attsnytsd holdup occurred shortly after tho bank opened yes terday and lees than oas hour after Do Morsst had taken the ride from his homo and placed tt in the bank vault, to b. used in case we are ever held up." he told his wife.
 Three other persons were in the bank when the shooting took place. They were Mrs. Dc Norest, assistant cashier; Matthew Harris. teller. and Harold Jones. bookkeeper.
 When Benton produced . pistol and ordered tho three bank en- ployes to the rear Of tho room De Morest who was concealed near the vault. appeared with the rifle and fired from the hip. Benton fell dead with . bullet in his neck.
 Williams then shot at De Morest. but missed. When the bandit at- tempted to Are again. his automatic
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

its ranks moro than . doxen former American service men, mostly of Nicaraguan. Cuban or Costa Rican extraction. thoroughly familiar with the tactics of the marines. Tho pos sible presence of some of these men may explain harrassng methods now employed by the rebels.
 Homemade bombs. filled with broken glass and nails. with which Sandino's men have been showertng the Americans are copies of those dropped on the rebels in last years fighting by aviators employed by DiaZ.
 Ambush is the popular form Of guerilla warfare and the country lends itself readily to the tactic. In Nueva Segovia roads are but one- way mule trail sedging cliffs and following river bottoms. In the dry season the river beds arc roads. Oxen take days to travel 20 miles. mules bog up and balk. This the marines must face to transport ra- tions or to reinforce besieged gar- rison. The elements and geography prohibit the use of tanks or heavy artillery.
 A not unusual maneuver of the jungle warriors of Nicaragua Is to send out as a scouting party women who, riding side saddle. gather mountain rice and tropical fruits for their men and at the same time collect information. A grapevine system sends back word of the location of the marines. The women then hurry back to hand out bullets, carry food and relay orders while many actually take arms themselves.
 During the revolution of ls26-o7 women played major parts in sev- eral engagements. A ls-year-old Indian girl of Managua. Natalie Gar cia by name, served at the battle of Chinandega with the conservative forces. She formed . "women's battalion" of about score. direct ing them until a bullet lodged itself in her breast.
 The Nicaraguan "mozo." or peas ant class, either purt Indian or mixture of Spanish and Indian. IS stoical and fearless when aroused. though slow to anger and not eager to fight. Their attitude in battle is fatalistic. Familiar with tho coun- try, seemingly impervious to rls- ease, and able to keep healthy with virtually no food. the Ntcaraguan with a grievance is no mean foe in his native land.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

coming year.
 Baby 6tars Of past years included such players as Colleen Moore, Claire Windsor. Laura LaPlante, Clara Bow. Olive Borden. Mar, Astor. Janet Gaynor. Dolores Del Rio end Dolores Costello. Just now there is much argument and speculation as to the thirteen who will be named the Baby etars of 1928. Among those who are con- ceded to have the best chances of election are several who were ab- solutely unknown, to picture soers . year ago.
 There is, for instance. Lupe ve. lex. the vivacious Mexican dancer discovered" by Roach and put tn comedies about eight months ago. and later discovered again by Douglas Fairbanks. Her success opposite Fairbanks in "The Gau- cho" and her subsequent selection by DeMille to play opposite Rod LaRocque have started her upward at a pace calculated to make her selection by the Wampas . matte,
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
Jeritza and Mccormack
 On Radio Bill Tonight

New York, Jan. 2O.-FDMme. Maria Jeritza. soprano of the Metro politan Opera company. and John Mccormack, tenor, will be heard in a dual recital tonight to be broad cast over WIZ and nine affiliated radio stations.
 The recital will start at 10 o'clock Mime. Jeritza will sing the "Sequidil- la" and the "Habanera' from Bizet's Carmen" a selection from 'Le Cid" and the ''Voi Lo Sapete" from "Cavalleria Rusticana.' MT. Mccormack will sing four songs for children, several Irish folk songs and a group including Dear Old Pal of Mine."
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
Wants Intimidating
 Charges Dismissed

Stockholm. Jan. 20.-lN1King Gustav and members of the royal household are no longer to be listed in a special section of the Swedish telephone directory.
 They will be found for tho first time. in the government telephone directory for 1928. listed among the K's--standing for King.
 The new directory is patterned after those of New York, and by virtue of many simplifications in spelling and elimination of duplica- ton of names such as "Karlson," spelled both with K and c. the vol- tune has been reduced from 1000 pages to 300.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
NICARAGUA WAR
 FOUND EXCITING
tirins Fight h JQnels and
 Mountains

NAnaSua, Nicaragua, Jan. 20 R- A type of warfare so exciting, dan- gorcus and novel as to satisfy the most seasoned devil dog" confronts United States marines in Nicaragua and awaits the thousand more men who are on their way as reinforce ments for the troops battling Gen. eral Augustine Sandino and his rebel band.
 Jungles and mountains. tranquil streams which become torrents in the rainy season and spread beyond their beds to leave impenetrable mud; women who follow their men into battle and natives that fight by their own rules of warfare have compelled the marines to adapt their methods to unusual conditions.
 Landing a force of marines at Corinto. principal port on the west coast of Nicaragua, entails a trip from the Atlantic seaboard through the Panama canal to the Pacific. Then the trouble begins. From Corinto to Granada the nations only railroad extends for approximately 70 miles. It is narrow guage affair on a shaky roadbed. around treacherous curves and through mar row passages. The trip is hazard ous at the maximum speed Of 12 miles an hour.
 Chinandega. scene of one of the bloodiest battles of last years revo- lution; Managua, the capital, 'and Granada, seat of the conservative party, are the three principal bases from which the marine forces have operated.
 Recent fighting between the ma rines and Sandino's forces has cen- tered in the remote province of Nueva Segovia. It is mountainous and affords ideal battling ground for the rebels. Quilali and Fl Chipote, two of the towns, might as we'll be a thousand miles from the marine base headquarters, for ten miles in Nicaragua's jungle is equal to several hundred in the United States.
 To meet this disadvantage mod ern war planes are at the scene. but each flight involves risk because Of the jungles and mountains and the lack of landing fields.
 The native Nicaraguan, contrary to popular opinion, is a splendid shot. Hundreds are employed in normal times as hunters and pro- visioners for mahogany camps. ba- mana plantations and golh mines. They make remarkable snipers, hid- ing in the dense foliage. scampering away after they have shot.
 Able to obtain food where a white man would starve and almost im- mune to tropical diseases. the native makes his way through the wastes to return from another angle and attack.
 Members of the guerilla bands are subject to the rule of the bullet for cowardice, desertion. spying or dis respect for the leader. They have had little actual training and that in most cases from natives who were members of the constabulary. now disbanded.
 Tho original liberal army had in
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
OREGON POSSES IN
 HUNT fOR BANDITS
&llp Shooting BlnkT Kills
 TVo Holdup In

Portland. Ore, Jan. 70 NePolice of Oregon and Washington today patrolled | wide area In the search for four bandits who lied after ses- ing two of their companions slatn in an, attempt to loot the suburban Mount Scott state bank here.
 The marksmanship of 4. J. De Morest, cashier. brought instant death to two of the bandits-one with . bullet through his neck and tho other with . 30-3O riiIe slug
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

ptstoa had jammed. While hs sought to force . cartridge into the cham Der. D. Norest shot him in the head.
 Tho cashier then ran from the building and shot at ono of the bandit cars. It il believed that he wounded ono of the fu9itives.
Evening star., 1928-02-07
MANUAL TRAINERS
WILL SEND Z MEN
Mile Relay Team Included.
Two Title Court Games Be.
ing Staged Today.
Tech High School will be represented

Tech High School will be represented
by an even dozen athletes in the Uni
versity OF Richmond games Saturday.
in the Virginia capital. The Manual
Trainers will have a mile relay team
In action, three entrants in the 45-yard
dash, two in the half-mile run. two in
the mile and one in the shotput.
Bob Bailey. Frank Nebel, Bradley
Edelblut and Jake Edwards will make
up the relay team. Bailey alone was
Coach Hap Hardell does not expect q
whole lot of the team, but Is entering
1t with the idea of enabling the boys
to acquire experience in preparation for
the Penn relays in April.
In the individual events the Tech
standard will be borne by Basil Postle-
waithe. II. Fountain and Howard Flor
ence In the 45-yard dash: Edgar Shaw
and A. Reichmann in the half mile:
c. Mothershead and l. Abramovitch in
the mile, and Cotton In the shotput.
Tomorrow will be a lean day for
single game being listed for a strictly
local court Western Is down for an
encounter with. Georgetown Prep at
Garrett Park and the Woodworking
Emerson team is to hook up with
Hyattsville High in the Maryland town.
Western and Central and Business
and Tech we're to come to grips today
in public high school basket ball cham
pionship games in the Arcadia. Wes-
tern and Central were To take the
floor for the first game at 3:15 o'clock
The contests were to mark resumption
OF play in the title series after a weeks
Suspension OF activities because the
Arcadia was not available. In the only
other afternoon game today ST. Adams
and Friends were to face In Epiphany
gym. Eastern and GonZaga are to
come together in an attractive tilt to-
night on the Gonzaga court. The Lin
coin Park schoolboys humbled the
Purple in their recent meeting In the
Eastern gym and Gonzaga will be out
for revenge tonight.
with Tommy David heading their
attack George Washington Fresh
men basketers squeezed out a 1927
win over Dewitt School In the prelimi-
nary to the G. w. Varsity-Davis-E -Elkins
game last night in the Colonial gym
David scored seven points. Rufus VIM
cent topped the Dewitt team on attack
with IL markers.
University Of Maryland Freshmen
handily defeated Emerson, 20 to 10. at
College Park. The Old Line youngsters
played a speedy. aggressive game with
which the locals. tired py their extend
ed trip through Virginia last week. were
unable to cope. Emerson was able TO
make but three floor goals all It's other
points coming from foul shots. Gaylor
vas the winners scoring ace with IL
points, while Buscher was Emersons
most consistent offensive player. with
10 tallies.
Members Of the crack Tech. High