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SITUATION--DOMESTIC.


Girl. colored. wants light Homework. help
with cooking Call or write 200 Va. eve
LAUNDRY WORK. by reliable woman: work
called for and delivered promptly. North
b40I
LAUNDRY to bring home by reliable col
0red woman: frst.class work: or part-time
LAUNDRY, frst-class work. to take home.
Col. $500.
LAUNDREss. 6rst.clsss wants work 70
take home sunny ward. 1900 Ontario I'd.
MOTHERS HELPER or nurse neat colored.
wants work. good reference. Phone Potomac
MOTHERS HELPER white, woman day OF
night 70 cents an hour end ear fare. Call
PART-TlME WORK or place as maid. col.
ored. 1898 10Th NV. Pot. 1911.
WANTED--Washing cleaning part-time
cook. cooking or work OF any kind. Potomac
1892.
WASHES. small. to take home; years e.-
per'ence and hest references. G. Catleft
WOMAN refined white with defective hear
ing. wishes any hight or PARTING work
adarer Bea fo s,a as and
WOMAN wishes part time work or day work
Apply 1881 New Jersey ave. n.w. Franklin
WOMAN. coiored. wants afternoon. part-time
or DAYS work: reference. Ia Quincy nj. nv
WOMAN colored. wants work in small fam
'lv: civ references: West 3063.
WOMAN. colored. experienced cook: ) years
reference: will do general Homework: desires
position. Decatur 1929.
WOMAN. coiored wishes general housework
experienced; references. Cail Decatur 347s
WOMAN colorcd, chamberrn aid. waitress nv
day or regular. Pot. 212l.
WOMAN. colored. wants day psrt-tinie
work. 1870 3rd st. NV.
| YOUNG GIRL. white desires position as
General housewnrker no cooking stay
nights Address Box 1904. star oface. 81
| YOUNG WOMAN colored desireS part-tinr
! or general h0usework with small family
| Franklin 51R3
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.AIR-WAN MEN!
ALI. MONEY MAKING
RECORDS RROkEN'
THIS ENTERPRISE HAS
DEVELOPED MORE THAN
ONE. HUNDRED MEN
WHO. STARTING AS
statesmen. ARE MAKING
FROM TEN THOUSAND
TO FIFTEEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS As Statesmen.
Up TO FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS PER YEAR
AS EXECUTIVES.
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SOMETHING NEMl

Every woman huvs. Combin alton perfume
and matched handk erchief So: also many
other last selling iiems-~-prrtnmes toilet
REQUISITES. food products ct. Quality u,teN .
c.led since 1870. Write quick for ieautiful
catalogue and amazing sample offer. Abnsr
kny.r Cn.- nA knNCe Bldg El.xe Gland OHM :.
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SIS PER MONTH
SALARY

Plus commission is open ~ the
man we want We must have
branch managers developed
within the next 90 DAYS.
II YOU are that man. neither
time nor money will be spared
to develop YOU. If YOU can
qualify. Won will be connected
with the largest manufacturers
in the world in this specific field.
Direct selling experience given
preference. but not demanded.
For further information see
MR.. PARK Err.
1910 Vermont Ave.
Room 2Ol. Denrike Bldg.
CHAUFFEUKS.
RELIABLE MEN.
WITH
IDENTIFICATION CAkDS
BLACK AND WHITE
AND
YELLOW CAB.
APPLY
MIR. RYAN,
BLACK AND WHITE
TAXI co.
l24O oath St. n ".
LARGE REAL ESTATE OF
hce, specializing in Mortgage
Loans, has opening in Loan De-
pariment for man. preferably
> to 40 years old. An oppor-
tunity for one having sales ex-
perience or who has been selling
real estate. but prefers to work
On salary. Advancement de
ponds ON ability. Salary $500
per month Must furnish car
ut own expense. Replies will
be considered confidential and
no inquiries made until after in
terview. State fully qualiica-
tons and experience. aud where
at present located.
Address Box 204-.A. Star Office.
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SATTgNAs-wznt ed middle aged man sH
1@ssn,e| with r~taiI store trade mus 3"
y,y1,@sseer and furnish FIRST 3lsss refef"n'>
LdrrpNs Boy 954-A. star ofslaS.
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gsrcY DRIVERS Fof6s and Dodge ~?
ser $40 ter .sek- ytsgDg ngeD fasf ~sni
eos s,saen,sBt sn0 know thr toNe vel
1890. r. ftN
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S1TFsNEg tao. expert need ne~sosp"r. ~
Frzgazsnp. something different hopiF .,"1
Pc pLsx NJ Ready = 80 20 Ia
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T, h. Y. OPERATOR, expert
enced: must give references !:
state age and salary expected in
first reply. Address Box 1854.
Star Office.
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sV15p sAIYsNHH--ErDsrisB 10 ~
lsfjiss' siFb ~ ace sboee. Iron 90. t2E'
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE. sc~ssories tat,
tory for established Teputahis chens'.aa a Nv,
.nd srvutallle record - business hbl"itf
Also hnHncial responsibility salary spn'
rgissian Arrangement. Genuine ohcT d.
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TUTOR NTED-- Young man a"t "ys' .;F
'~N 49," 2ss
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g1LKsNRS far unpe $40 ner g"sx rmsf-
sstsed sse M Normandy Rom s%3 At'F"
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CHALMERS &.rA<S txNlfpe iaSS~~sa StN.Ns
<s1stis ksNA AsSs we'll w@r&A ne nEsc~ asks
Nh1rA mW,>A s~Ss tASa yS'NA eASpasas ~
sAaS
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WOMEN or CHARACTER

WUMEN Of EHARAITEK
10 MI an important travelling position that
- not routine work ami offers unusual op-
pnriunity for advancement. hgh school edtI.
cation; entirely unIncumbered. aged ~ IN
10 nn investment required: guaranteed In.
come and opportunity tu earn ~ 00n wear.
do not telephone: call in person after sun,
dav. CsnVassers need not annIy Mra
Nrednian La EaNeIte Hniel
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RCRK MASTER & COACH lsss ssSSasi s~,
eegleas yNeNebs,sa aNper EGg~An STANDARDS
asssNa&at. SAaA Actress seN $tA>A Sssy
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RCtCk SPORT TNCRe-~ls@&, rsa leatAsr ~
hNlstscv. khaki scn siss ce~sasa$ SIX SEs>ss
TSveS sa1 eNJ~afeNs s~SNt1ttca SA~cusAees
. t"vess Al &S,Nts 6raAN.s, Page ~. NJ " AsA
/ n q tSsa sfpA CAarS~A SO eW ENs -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

w sKED THREE ansf,l,lp4s yognE n,@''
g.. ssisr tnsufsnfs GeSsrtrsenf. a@se 'hfs'"t
f,gr fsfa,GAeeFF vita TfoNibS ffbffFFm ~.
&, =, SetSfss % sasNesrox A91sess BpE 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

S1IESNAN-Essteru cor-oraticH d.--irfs we
ssrTIce- Of an exceniionaliy refined snf ~
- s.Il.,sr ,-SrrssoHodens-@ ar extiH.son courses
VII ~ valuable Representatives NAV
So 0fsa IN 50 ots0 annually state srt1ar re
snS fun detsils Address boz 3's-E. star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

BEDDING Of ALL KINDS renovatS,l ard
stefiliZso oy process approved ~ HEATH
DeDt u 2 ProEnDt serFt"S and ios ttf1ees
F.aEIe BecdinK 10 22i5 $40 ~ ne Phuns
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CktGSEOtHC :, p<NNE SECAN kAs~ tesN
xSNN1 eSss,xa ttNa viii sr2SsS NsS'SshSS &SNA
ta.S IL . real natx&aa, ASST lam 81 "a
Man AM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

SALESMAN actlv. catv salesman exs.etlrnt
proposition for right mar. Room @oF Evans
Il
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SALE-AUToMOBII.ES.

NUIcS STANDARD SEDAN. togF-saccF; 49,
HAD ~ogst@rtua care ven eAn1 tell sAis
fr0na aeN, cxsgsoA@sstw poutpn~I sew tss~>
vour car tsken ie trade tsrraS Ne ErSnrA
nck NnFnAv loc. Eeksc& dealers, caA = =.
l4gt. NJ
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RClCk tasS STANpAHD COACH; e1aapves
EtEU~x0a~ urvs EasleSxs I SsNsas SsarSnsssSs
NaSyNssGsseasllS traSse 2<ssasatseged *es-ss
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= LAUNDRESS 6rst.clasa wants work 10
~ take home: sunny ward. 1900 Ontario I'd.
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NAnltl-AC CSN>~~~A0 sssI~sAss sssl ~ tSE@~
sF~ represented sS osr StyNS aEsa are eSN"s
@AetetV gWs-SassS<}. ssSS tSvWs$. NSSaisSss',e
CS,hkiae Go tsSS Csasn avs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

GIRL. colored wants light homework. help
with cooking. Call or write 200 Va. ave.
-, AT. =.
LAUNDRY WORK. by reliable woman: work
called for and delivered promptly. North
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WINDOW SHADES srf S>reess -sanusTe
'urs<i W. 80 say aG~gslnS. work E8srs"
t@SSt A>% for estimates ART Sa=er1es
Ratler 4 Sess 1881 Good Here RI
FhtAas fAss%NNtn inls2
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
lG0stiaued.)

AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED brass els.
andirons etc. reisrquered: hne SILVER o at
ing Est 1910 John A. GuttaUs1 3 40
IeI FRANK. 54.;l 40 Pierce az nv
CARPENTER sERvlCE-Expert workman.
pt /. rernofelng. repairing: all branches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

GRADUATE NURSE SPECIALIZING IN
tuberculosis, hed "onvaiescent pafi~ots in
her u~n new and strictly modern residence:
oil sunlight rooms Phone Cleveland 1851
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WEATHER STRIPPING Srev4ai prices Jan
Suz~antreSS for bf$ Of I.saaldl1< Adams 1sasS
tor essgrsais Acme Metal weasasrSErtc 81
~
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PAfETING--EOOms poinre m
ara pAperT With poiyehroms DaDer 81 -
~. rsintinz ~ lowest priceS re. t~ae s ?
- dnIt. SEASON prices. Terms M ~ - n 1a.l
LI:tunlatss k'afiy gwen. Ahl"man On. ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

StfN'k + standard s-st<>or Sssssn. S9RaR n
raw. low naiieAxe, nsgg~a smashed : AaASs<sss
ssr~s wheel makes burners s@9 @sxsra2
other extras, azrtN taking w leSt TIE @ssssseS
notes <sSslS - ssnntAS - nav trade Nss'r
AZ ~. res'k's GsssSs, StSt t&tA a. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

MOTHERS HELPER or nurse neat colored
wants work. good reference. Phone Potomac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

Gt'tCN, thr seSs epv sa tSNa asuss sch a.
ssat~' late raSNSs& Ns~ Orvs. Al c<stSntsS>s
f.kS~ IAN Al A. Nam NM
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CRES Nt>l1sr <EN><, taSe QaS teesstN>
M psvsTrs e<.4e<Nsstsa viii sseetANs ~
~AaA> tessss> IL StasavsNs tAtuaseas &HsSA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

LAUNDRY to bring home by reliable col
Orcd woman: hrst-cIass work: or Dart-time
Dlnrning Nnrk nIn EucIfd II n q
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SITUATION--MALE.
Uontiauad.l

n. settled wants iob Nv hOuseman or
lily work. Address H. N. Penny 1856
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WOMAN~Protestant Christian educational
enterprise n,it of city requires unusually
high.type woman one wen educated ana
ambitious. between - and 40 years. FOR
promotionat work salary bonus and travel
ing expenses paid. Address Box 1904, Star
NJ i.p
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rer, room sd, ertsemen, in The Star !, the sure,
wa, 10 your because practically ever,hod
in Washington seeking rooms reads these advertise
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HEI.P-MALE.

:DVERTTSING MAN. experleuced. gentle
Aya one Who ran annroach Washington
biggest business men With propoSltton oi
rxtrptional merit. Easily sold 10y high
tvre salesman Address Box "SSA star OF
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BATTLE CREEK AAssECsE: VIOLET RAJ
treatment. hot baths manicurist Offics
10 q Ant = 145a y nj II Va
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gtWkS both 4 us~xs aiSn esA$r mAss<
~ used ssrS taSrR 50 t~asSa R-+ssSs
Buses Ax~ne~ ssta Tcu ssS> Sss~th
,Sfa xSx f.&r r = q S.A5~ss
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HELP--DOMESTIC.


COOK. general Homework. experience and
reference required. Adams 1872.
GENERAL HouSEwORkER good cook
strong care one chIld. stay nights Jtis I
81 nv North sai1, -. ,
GENERAL HotsEkEEpER and take care
II y little girls twhitei' mother employed
rclS, REQUIRED. permanent, Phone Potomac
NihiR. "
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NV NOi.Nr CARRt,Af Sg--~ta&f sN<S3 Asn1
SssSl,tsSt Sse- ARRANGE tSvWsS- tAa NsSessty
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St''S-Ee~u fts asw rags - 4N Noss7tR-
SNse<o< ard SsssS Sn@>t cuzFtv. n-scs<
~9NSon~ his sion sri tssssse4-s aUS sA3W
fns hEsehlztt ttsA z1d X Stss ne Lee
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CNEVkGt-Nr III CAACN-~t%SSsAA sases s>sS
vsV sssj u is a real essSsia Nas sNveasest
ttsS~ = kne SASH Aaet assNsA AaS>AitN - sssSr-
sNSss>t ESN teea& NANatvxsea IS<lN 81
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FOR SALE TO COLORED-l5I YoU ST
nv Six rooms rrcention hall. bath asHi
cellar. price. So $50 $500 cash rest like
rent OpAn sunday to nm Also home
near Dupont Circle. with Soo.t income On
rents OWNER North HSHS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29
;ITUATION-MALE AND FEMALE

MAN AND WIFE wish position as cook and
butler or ianitor. Potomac 5304.
NATIVE HAwAIANS musicians singers
hula girl dancers. give special programs for
night clubs smokers. cafes. etc. Call Fr.
S00t
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MASsECsE. FEDERAL HOSPITAL GRAD
nate healthy coiored: speaks French SDso-
ish German: aseptic. private licensed stutiio.
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arkb HANSISG-Speriai inw prices th3s
'"nth i3:s patterns: get my estimate frat
nzH8i % Fl4. ave NV. North 1851
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LAUNDRY. hrst,clsss work, to take home.
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WOMAN, accustomed Ia ruantas large r,Hui-
inE house, would like immediate connection.
to'enh"na Mrs, bessie Rove. ftansh n do'S,
WOMAN. educated, wants nfaVtlCai nurs,ng
or work ar guN rritess. speaks German.
treneh Engttsh; moderate wake rVtePcn,v.
Address RnS ss3-A, star "Gce.
WOMAN reliahle. conscientious practtral
nurse wishes position Ia take care OF tu
Valid hest references. lin,Nuln SAL
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BALLROOM DANCING STRICTLY PR,
vate lessons by cultured young lady OF ex-
i@r,ence. For amt phone Decatur 1il5-J
FOR An0PTIOS-BABY BOYS RANGING
IN az from two weeks tn Eve nlonths suHfe
excNo'loual 0ar~niaEe Address VEIL MA
TFR<ITY HOSPITAL lapwhnrne Pa
New Britain herald., 1928-07-19

RIGHT! The 107th Regi- ment of N e W York Nation al Guards is shown leaving it's arm ory to entrain for Camp Smith,
 Peekskill, N. Y., where the person.
 mel will undergo two weeks train- ing. 'ln's1'.Nls,Se.S' Ns~:S
New Britain herald., 1928-07-19

HONoRS CARRANZA-Pretty Enor Smith, her. seM ol avlatlons elect, pays tribute to Mexico's gallant young flier who crashed while attemntino nonstop flight home She is shown with Lieutenant Commander Carlos Barrero of the Mexican Navy.
 Neusre
New Britain herald., 1928-07-19

LOST HIS MOTOR-Vance Breese, Oakland pilot, con- peting in the National Air Tour, figured in an accident unique in aviation when his motor dropped out of its bed while in flight. The flier brought his plane and one passenger safely to earth.
 Io!eruatiouaJ Illustrated NewD
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24
LlNDY TO HUNT FOR
 DUCKS AT TAMPlC0
Mexican Children Throw Confetti on Airman as
 He Passes

Tampico, Mexico, Nov. 24 R- Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh today put aside his flying helmet and was ready with rod and gun for . few days sport in the vicinity of Tam pico. He will go to the nearby towns of Antouca with Colonel Alexander MacNab. military attache of the American embassy: William Green. vice president of the Huasteca Pe- troleum company. and others to fish and hunt duck for a few days before resuming his homeward flight by way of Brownsville. Texas.
 Colonel Lindbergh. arriving here after a flight of about two and a half hours from Mexico City. was given an enthusiastic reception and became the city's guest of honor. A large crowd was present at the Fl Moralillo flying field when he land ed and was presented with . gold key to the city.
 School children lined the streets from the field to the American con- sulate and threw confetti at the air man as he passed. At luncheon 1t the consulate, Mayor Manuel Ar riaga presented Colonel Lindbergh with a gold medal and a script well coming him to Tampico.
 Colonel Lindbergh was escorted on his flight by Lieut. Colonel Ro- berto Fierro. Mexican army fiier. who piloted the same plane with which he recently completed tour Of Central America and Cuba.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24
Bernstorf Makes
 Plea for Disarmament

Munich. Bavaria. Nov. 24 R- Count Von Bernstorff. former Ger man ambassador at Washington and now German representative at the League of Nations. made an urgent plea for disarmament in an address at Munich university today.
 Disarmament. he said. was tech nically possible and 1t was high time that 1t was carried out If the world Is to be saved from another mass carnage.
 He declared that Germany was completely disarmed and hence it would be breach of contract If the other powers did not follow suit and that the Kellogg renunciation of war pact would be dead letter if dis armament were not soon put into stfect by all the powers. |.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24
COPS HIDE IN CELLAR. FIND HIDDEN LIQUOR
Watch Woman Pouring Drink and Bring Her
 to Court

Mrs. Rose Shock. aged 37, of 1T Silver street. who was convicted of the charge of violation of the liouor law in a small store at s6 Broad street on October 14. and fined SloO and costs. was arrested last night on the same charge by Sergeant T. J. Feeney and Officer Thomas Lee. They hid in the cellar of the store and when Mrs. Shock came to porr small amount of alleged liquor from a mason jar into a glass, they caught her. According to the po- lice. the supply has been kept in the cellar and the customers have been served in the store.
 In police court today. Mrs. Shock pleaded not guilty and the case was continued until Wednesday on re- quest of Attorney Martin F. Stem. pien. Mrs. Shock cried and appear ed on the verge of mysteries as she led her little boy. also crying, out of the courtroom. It was said she wanted the case disposed of at once.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24
KING GEORGE HAS
 PLEURISY ATTACK
Monarch Passes Fair Night and
 Condition Is Improved
NO NEED FOR ALARM
Queen to Attend Royal Choral So- ciety's Concert in Afternoon to De-
 note Lack of Tension of Members of Family.

London. Nov. 24 R-After pass ing a fair night. King George had improved today, although for the first time it became known that pleurisy was present.
 Announcement in the official bull letin issued at noon that his ma jesty's improvement had been main- tained gave further relief to public anxiety over the monarch's illness. Despite the appearance of the word "pleurisy' in the physicIan:s report. members of the palace household gave no evidence that this had caused any additional concern.
 Not Extraordinary
 It Is understood that pleurisy in the kings type of lung congestion is nothing out of the ordinar! and that therefore there need be no anxiety on this account.
 The visit of Lord Dawson Of Penn and Sir Stanley Hewitt. the kings physicians. to Buckingham palace this morning was rather an extend- ed one. They arrived there shortly before ten o'clock and remained for about two hours. At noon the fol- lowing bulletin was issued:
 "The king passed fair night and improvement was maintained. loleu- risy which commonly accompanies this type of congestion of the lungs continues to be . prominent flea. ture."
 While the physicians were at the palace it was learned that the bac- teriologist called to the royal resi- dence Thursday night was Dr.. Lionel Ernest Howard Whitby of the Bland Sutton Institute of Pa-
 (Continued on Page 15)
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24
HOOVER RIDES OUT 70 MILE HIGH WIND
Maryland Ships Water Which POurs Into
 Sitting Room

U. s. S. Maryland. Nov. 24 R- The battleship Maryland. bearing President elect Herbert Hoover and his party on his tour of Latin Amer lea, today was riding gale which at one time attained velocity of seventy miles an hour.
 The good will ship rode the storm we'll. Mir. Hoover apparently was un- disturbed by the gale.
 At the height of the storm the waves broke over the clipper bow. throwing spray as high as the bridge of the big dreadnaught. At times the water was four or five feet deep In the forecastle as well as on the quarterback. where the president elect often promenades.
 The speed of the ship was reduced from seventeen to SIX knots by Cap tain Kimberly. who went on the bridge and took charge.
 The seas hammered . Voight- Corsair seaplane on the quarterback of the Maryland 50 badly that the ship had to change course in order to permit its being moved to shelter.
 The president elect had his first taste of the tropical storm late last night when the heavy seas Tapped the side of the ship until they pour ed into the portholes of his sitting room. Ovsrhearing an attache say ing This is terrible" MT. Hoover smiled and replied: "Oh. I've seen worA."
 A swab yielded by a member of the crew disposed of the surplus water and the portholes were closed, making the quarters watertight. The storm signal division was routed out to rescue the canvas canopy on the bridge in gale which made the task extremely dam 8erous. There was excitement on the bridge when a lifebuoy blew overheard as it was first reported that a man had fallen over. The battleship was brought to q ICnnffnued nr paNa 19N
New Britain herald., 1928-11-24
fIREMEN WILL SHIFT
 ASSIGNMENTS MONDAY
Loughery, New Lieuten-
 ant, to Take Over Head quarters Company

Several shifts in the ire depart ment. involving officers and privates will be effective Monday morning. Chief William J. Noble announced today.
 Lieutenant-elect Frank W. Lough- cry will take command of the shift on Engine Company No. 1 which is now directed by Lieut.. Hugh Clark. and Lieutenant Clark will go to No. 2 house on Elm street. to take over the shift which has been without an officer since Lieut.. William J. Hart nett was transferred to No. house.
 Drivers Andrew Mahaley and Michael Campbell will transfer posi- tons, Mahaley going from No. !, to No. { company, and Campbell gIng from the Myrtle street district 10 the new house on Stanley street. The two drivers will then be in the dis tricts in which they reside.
 Private Joseph Cook will be sent from Ladder Company No. to En- zine Company No. 6. and Private Alvin Wright will be transferred to the ladder truck from his post in No. house which he has held since his appointment to the department.
 Private Charles J. McAloon will take the place left vacant by the resignation Of Leo Forsyth and will be alternate driver of the ladder truck housed at No. station on Elm street. Private Henry R. Fenn will be a member of the hose com- pany at headquarters. and Private Mauro Scalise will go to No. house 10 fill the place left vacant by the retirement of Hoseman Thomas w. Roper.