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IIELP--MALE.
(rnaftnnSsll
MAN WANTED.

Large corporation. which has maintaIned
office in Washington for seVerai years and
has a well established local business. de-
sires the services Of wide-awake, energetie
an opportunity for the right man TO es-
tablish himself In a. permanent business
where he will he well paid for LOYALTY and
service. Sales experience not absolutely
necessary II YOU measure up TO our stand
ards In other ways. Give telephone number
Evening star., 1928-06-09
NEWSPAPER PLANT SOLD.

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Added to Gannett Chain.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June 8 (P).-
The Democrat and Chronicle yesterday
announced the sale of that publication
to Frank E. Gannett of this city.
owner and publisher of the Rochester
Times Union. an evening publication,
and of IL other newspapers in the
East Mr.. Gannett will assume con-
troll OF the Dsmociat and Chronicle.
RocheSter's only morning newspaper.
tomorrow. and will retain the entire
organization.
The Democrat and Chronicle found
ed in 1928. has for a century been
one OF the leading morning newspa-
per Of New York State and during
most of that period has been one of
the most important Republican news
papers in the East,
Evening star., 1928-06-09
Arkwright Heads Electric Body.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. June 8 L4D.--
The annual convention of the National
Electric Light Association ended last
night with the election of Preston A.
Arkwright of Atlanta. Ga, as president.
He is president of the Georgia Power
Co. and a vice president of the Associa-
ton of Edison Illuminating Companies
Evening star., 1928-06-09
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS

Tonight.
6;00~-South Sea islanders: melo-
dies Of the Pacific--WEAF,
WTAG. WCSH, WIFI.
6:30--Statler's Pennsylvanians---
WEAF, WCAE, WWJ, VITO,
WEEI, WRC.
7:00-Bonnie Laddies with saxo-
WEAF, WCAE, WWJ,
WEEI, vito.
7:00-United States Navy Band;
varied program-WJZ, KYW,
WRC. KDKA.
8:00--National Symphony Or
chestra--WEAF WEEI, WGY,
WWJ, WSAI, VITO, WAR,
WGR, WHAS. KTAG.
9:00-Two hours OF dancing
WEAF, WWJ, WSAI, WIFI,
VITO. WSB. first hour:
WEAF, WIFI, VINO. second
hour.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
IIELr--DoNIESTlC.

COOK and sensraI hnuaewatk, aettled col,
nreh woman, for family OF adMltsl 80 home
nlehls ne, lsundrs must have Al refers
General h0usew0rk neansfs ANJ II AZ ne
tsENWnAL HouaRWoRKRR 4. RsilAhla alFil
no laundry small fAmilvI ktay niehtA, city
references gn0d salary itsa Crittenden nv.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

Nearly 900 children took part In a
musical competition at the schools OF
West Lothian. Scotland, recently.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

" Nm Ed.
MOST PR OMl n T. y T
HOUSE BUILDER NEEDS
TWO * PER | F. n & L d
SALESMEN; ONLY MEN
CAPABLE or EARNING
$500 PER YEAR OR MORE
CONSIDERED. ADDRESS
BOX .355-C, STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

MEN. two who have had experience Ia
calling on banks. once bldRs,, hotels, etc,
and who can sell large line OF tAnitor SUP
plies such as soaps, cleaners. brushes. mops.
etc. We have about IS items. Here is
chance TO make some money for the worker,
Call between 1880 and 1880 or 2a0 aud
$50, The Walbert Co, i74s NJ 81. NV, 2nd
floor. i0s
Evening star., 1928-06-09

fesuiar line rate.
MASSAGE. PHYsIoTHERAPY. CHINO
praettc SARAH j HOLMSTROM. sos East
Cauitol Lincoln 7iS7.
PERMANENT WAVE, MARCEL AND HAIR
NATALIE. 1877 r. o.
MAsSEUSE-~s WE'D H-CoMPETENt
grad. Sweden. gives excellent massacre; "a:
dies aud men. lS2S NJ Sc. NV. Apt l, L.
SLIP COVERS, ovERSTUFFED SEP, cUSH-
ions. snap fasteners. incl, material. sl9,GS.
r. L. lSherwood. 1918 asth sc. Line, $3.50.
WE PAY 81 TO $40 FOR USED SUITS ~
ladies' and sentIemea pEH aIwaSs @ hsSSes, % WASH.
clothing EN. 63S ST NV. NJ. SSlS.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE E-GRADuATE MAS
ssss ,sSs ssser, .,n SpssAtS 10 dss ssOsS sun
COUNTRY HOME. MASSACHUSETTS EX.
tended model school; weN eauipped MAY
shs shop etc; ssc hour' 81 day. 50 week ,wis'
ansT MOTHERS LOVE AND CARR ToR
mtAn's ~ mos up to yrs can RerrSyn
REdIsTEREp NuRsE WILL BOARD skV-
stsl babies for summer months At $50
PARK, Nd. ssnsral delivery, ils
MorhER WITH CHILnREN WANTS or
: rooms Ink: private home where sop,e
dress hox saesC, star once, i0s
WANTED PATIENTS TO KEEP IN MY
% home -, seed care; prize TesssSsRaels ssSsael special
MAaAEusR- -ClRAnuATE or THE AAdRue
latorlum for MAssage, heriln. sctcntinU treat
ments Ne TX S. n,ws cor Nths Apt, T. iea0s
ma ADFORp pErHcTfvE aKRvIcE SINCE
leas, TrAnspoftation nuildins Franklin
eTo0 NiEht and SUNDAYS. Adams iAsef,
yopNd LADY no sAARK C0NPERTEiV
rsisrsncss Fssnsi,n isii sttsp s.sS' : ''"
EXuRLLfNr, MAasAdE AND ELEorRicAL,
treatments for tired teefea, peuritis, nv
aeadhAte Phone FrRnkln affa, S 10 o no.
EI.ECTRIc REFRIGERATOR, APT aiaN
state make. dimensions and price, cash Ad.
dfekS h0N lNN-C, star once.
vALEacENrS, lNvALin9 AND AdFp
Given every care by nurse ia her avn home
Phone Adams Ssaa, lass Kalefama rd
gREArAiKNra. OWEN ny A
AaAAnNse Tor al chronic conditions tot0-
try aARoNa Muaio ron ALI oc-
eastons, special pflceA.
Adams a3Ta, lV
ron tlaAe yEARl.y
ktNE.Mtil,l0N-n DOLLAR ms CO,
fAyiRs NS,afrrAle NuRse a auRufoN.
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Evening star., 1928-06-09
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
II cents rer line additional TO the
regular line rate.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

Opportunity Tor Il salesman.
Would yeu be interested In connecting
yourself with Ions Eseata ahiished aud hue-
eessiul real estate arm, depsndlns upon your
commissions from sale OF houses which YOU
are Wilina % cover at least hours daye
nf1ne
Evening star., 1928-06-09

Statesmen @- Three 0ii-burner statesmen,
must have car and be willing TO work. Call
| Al n n
Evening star., 1928-06-09

MEN young for parcel delivery shpplnR
room, state axe. experienee and last en-
ployer Address Box Abe-C, Star once
MEN. t0 sell the complete line of Chevro-
let's, Territory unreslTIcted Experience un-
necessary. Every sales cooperation given,
Apply 10 II. Rogenthai. Ourlsman Chevrolet
aalaA Co. lA0h NIchnlA ave. Ae.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
IIELP--MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP--MALE AND FEMALE.
NAN. with family. to work on farm. Ap-
uly TO z. L Edelen. Route 8. Anacostia,
ID. c. 10'
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREE, to plant
tobacco at the MARYLAND Tobacco .Planta:
tion; paying Csc per hour for drawing and
Ina and soc per hour for planting
HIRE is chance to make SO to 81 per day
for planters Apply manager. Piscatavay
am to pm. and Brandywine 81. pm
~ nm
MARKERS, experienced; good
salary. Palace Laundry. 729
9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

YOUNG MAk~-If YOU are out ol work ace
Mr., Hoyt, he can place YOU In q permanent
position where yan can earn $50 OF $40 per
week with u little trAlnins under hia aupnts
vision GOOD future paid while learninE
i1in Al Hoom GOT
Evening star., 1928-06-09

MEN~~We have an opening for two sales
men who have had experience in selling
radiator covers. Call between and 10 am.
lT4H M st NV iOs
Evening star., 1928-06-09
FORD MECHANICS.

FORD MECHANICS.
Inn 4 Tihhltts reaulre several wlasvawake,
active men nf Ifnyen ability pr0iit-ahaFinl
shnpI only speedy and accurate men with
lone experience ~ authorized Ford eztuh.
hIshaAl class OF work viii be considered
ssa Nj uanrad, ani iith " n,w...
REAI. ESTATE SALESMAN.
SUBDIVISION SALESMAN,
ppt0mae II miles from the Capital Ganls
plated ,Enlt course tsnnlA courts, hathins
awake men can make Immediate substantial
iisf NsIloasl Press Bids, VAIN ssss' TO-
Evening star., 1928-06-09

OPERATOR. Multi-eolor. Experienced IN
ribbon work Address Box t54-C. star once
Evening star., 1928-06-09

EXPERT marceller and finger
waver; permanent position to
one who qualities, Apply
llelen'S. Us 10Th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE co.
Desirable positions are avail
able for young women qualify
ing for telephone. operating,
Permanent employment under
desirable working conditions
with opportunity for advance
ment, Good salary paid while
learning, with increases at ire
quent intervals. Apply to APP
plieation Dept. Room ], ~
18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

FOR tlaA0 YEARLY
NlNE.MtlltON-DOfi.A lNa Co
PAYH HSsaftrAIs NtiRsk A auRdEoN.
WhITE ONLY NO NED EXAM
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Evening star., 1928-06-09

TEACHER, yOung, for vacation poattion of
feTlnk opportunity 10 travel aud ADVANTAGE
OF contact with mature minds, Address nok
l.C, Star uffiee
Evening star., 1928-06-09

MAN. experienced In preparation and prose
cution Of patent applications, preferably
having knowledge OF chemistry, or Patent
once examiner, for position this city give
qualifications, experience and salary Accep-
table Address BOX 167-H. star once.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

SHOE SALESMAN. experienced, for aatur-
days must be steady. Apply Hanover Shoe,
nap peupA. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

aALEaMEN- Washer aud Tadio
straight eommisaioni outside. H. q. FuIr,
"a st
Evening star., 1928-06-09

YOUNG MAN. experienced IN handiing
fruits and vskttahies, iiie 18th 81, nv,
Evening star., 1928-06-09

SHOP FOREMAN FORD dealer wants a sood
man with antllly 70 carry qnt orders ana
lieatons, Address hos 279~X, Star oiiioe
SODA DISPENSER, experienced al on ihth
Evening star., 1928-06-09

wItGsLwalonlr, M l nra GLASS. Cali Nj. MOf'
Evening star., 1928-06-09
A BUSINESS CONNECTION
WITH AN INTERESTING

A firm With national reputation desires
woman OF character to all Important travel
Inc position, must have high school educa~
ti0n, aEe 20 10 Is wears. enthusiastic per
sonality. uueneunlherea; guaranteed income
and opportunity TO earn $1,000 year. DO
not telephone. Call In person. Mrs. Ellen
White, La Fayette Hotel
Evening star., 1928-06-09

EUGENE permanent wavers,
3; also ; expert finger wavers
and marcel operators; good
salary, Apply i st. Beauty
shop. 1908 i st, NV, Room 2,
Evening star., 1928-06-09

MAN. colored. as nll-aronnd hotel mani
must understand waiting on table. Apply
Hotel Duckett Marlboro. Phone Marlboro
Evening star., 1928-06-09


Continued In Tomorrow's STAR
Evening star., 1928-06-09

WRHF's evening program will be
made up of dinner concert. composed
OF request numbers. and a daily review
OF the news events by Daniel A. de
Souza, the Town Crier. The program
will be broadcast from 5:45 to I O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

MAN with family to work ON truck garden.
i09 Farmers Produce Market; Clement IL.
~ ooke.
MEcHANfc-We have opening for = man
who has worked around wire mendtng, SINH
lnr to The iewelTy trade; give full particu-
lars. age ana salary expected Address
2, o Box l740, Washington. -, q.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

JANlTOR for high~class apartment house.
must have experience, and only those with
best OF references need apply M. NJ. Parker
& Co. i223 Conn ave NV
Evening star., 1928-06-09

HELPER. eleetrIclan's, experienced on house
wiring. Address Box 46g-C. Star Office IL
HOUSwMAN. able 10 drive car. so Nichol-
aqn st. NV. or phone evenings Georgia
3346-W To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12
CURTIS WILL SPEAK
In MAINE CAMPAIGN
Definite Assurance Received From
G. 0. P. Bureau in
New York.
ec,al Dispatch 70 The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
AUGUSTA, Me. August li.--Definlte
assurances that Senator Charles Curtis
of Kansas Republican candidate for
Vice President, will assist in the Maine
campaign have been received at head
quarters from Capt Joseph r. McCuen
of New York, who Is in charge OF the
Republican speakers bureau.
While the lntimaticn was made in the
letter of Capt. McCuen to Republican
headquarters that Senator Curtis would
make but one speech in Maine, an ef-
fort will be made by Richard H. Field,
director of speakers for the State conf
n1ittee. TO obtain the candidate for at
least three meetings These meetings
would be held at Portland, Bangor and
Lewiston.
Herbert Hoover, presidential candi-
date. viii be represented by his personal
friend and departmental associate,
James H. MacLafferty, Assistant Secre-
tary of Commerce and former Repre-
sentative from California.
Mr.. MacLaferty took an active part
in the campaign in this State two years
ago. speaking IN several small communi-
ties. and in the larger centers as well.
and substituting for United States SEN
stor George II. Moses Of New Hamp-
shire at Rockland, He was one OF the
most popular of the visiting spellbindefs,
and with his personal contact with Mr..
Hoover will be even stronger card
this year. j. CLEMENT MURPHY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12
PARTIES RAISING
BAY STATE FUNDS
Homer Loring Named Chair
man of G. O. P. Finance
Committee.
Special Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch 10 The Star
BOSTON. August l1.-Both Repub-
llcan and Democratic organizations IN
Massachusetts opened their drive for
campaign funds during the past week
and report that the interest III the cleo
ton is so keen that the arduous task
of raising the necessary finances will
probably be easier than ever before.
Homer Loring, one of the outstanding
figures in the business and financial
life of the State during the past few
years, was designated as chairman Of
the Massachusetts Republican finance
committee by Louis K Liggett. ma
tional committeeman.
The Democrats named Arthur Lyman
of WaItham as chairman of their
finance committee. Mr. Lyman, sue
cessful business man, is former chair
man of the Democratic State committee.
His appointment was made through Ma
tional Committeeman Edward j, Quinn
of Cambridge
So important battle-ground is
Massachusetts, considered this year that
both sides are preparing for huge meet
ings to be addressed by the respective
nominees for President. Both Herbert
Hoover and Gov. Smith have announced
that they would come to Massachusetts,
and the campaign now promises 10 be
the keenest in the States history,
WENDELL D. HOWE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12
GREEKS PLAN AID
FOR HOOVER SLATE
Capital Leader Estimates
There Are 221 900 Voters
Among Race in U. S.

Plans for a campaign among tn
voters Of Hellenic ancestry in behalf cf
Herbert Hoover and Senator Curtis were
discussed today with workers at Repub-
lican national campaign headquarters
by Soterios Nicholson, local attorney.
Mr. Nicholson was a member of the
advisory board Of foreign language in
the 1924 campaign and campaign
speaker for the Republican national
committee in 1916 and 1920.
He pointed out that there are 22l 900
persons of Greek ancestry In the United
States who are of voting age. He esti-
mated that more than 90 per cent Of
these voters are Republican in their af-
filiations Most of these are located in
New York Pennsylvania, Illinois and
Michigan
Voters of Greek -American cXtrac-
ton" MFR Nicholson declared, will be
for Mr.. Hoover and Senator Curtis most
strongly. They are taking their place
in Republican campaign organizations
already existing rather than to form
Greek american clubs, and they will DO
their part. They admire Mr.. Hoover
for his leadership for his constructive
achievements, and for his great record
as a humanitarian in Eastern Europe. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12
CURTIS TO LAUNCH
RHODE ISLAND DRIVE
Will Sneak Before Political Mass
Meeting-0pronent for
Gerry Picked.
sneclal nlsnstch 70 The star.

Special Dispa Itch 30 The Star.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., August IL
Five days after his Official notification
by NE g. o. P that he is the party s
candidate for the vice presidency, SEN
ator Charles Curtis Of Kansas will
open his campaign IN Rhode Island
with a speech before the Rhode Island
Republican Club at an outing at
Rocky Point The notification cere-
monies at Topeka are planned for
August Ia, and Senator Curtis VIII
come to this State August %.
The confirmation Of the speaking
date BY the speakers bureau Of the
party in New York served to furnish
the necessary impetus for the speeding
up Of campaign plans In this State.
The Rocky Point outing. which office
holders and Office seekers and party
workers and party supporters VAL al
tend from every corner Of the State,
viii marx the first real gun Of the
political drive II will be a Joint af
fair With the Womens Republican
Club taking part
The Republican partys biggest pre-
campaign problem here has been dis
posed Of that Of selecting an opponent
10 fight the reelection Of Senator
Peter O. Gerry N the United States
Senate Felix Hcbert District Court
Judge, party leader and veteran poll
tician carries the hopes Of The @ O r
ana q determined fight will be made
JAMES S. HART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12

based it's request not on that fact, but
upon what it called Mr. Burton's out
standing qualifications for the service,
in view of which it seemed highly I'M
wise to provide opposition
But the Legion opposition. with the
fear that IN spite of the lull in the
presidential primary animosities now
felt, there may be general opposition
to Mr. Burton from the friends of the
late Senator Frank b Willis, has
caused little uncertainty as the day
of the State Enthusiastically
proaches
The Anti-Saloon League, operating
this year for the first time since the
death of Wayne b Wheeler has made
series of mistakes which promises TO
greatly reduce its influence in the pri-
mary election at least. The executive
committee Of the league Is divided over
Endorsement of candidates for governor
on the Republican ticket Attorney
General Edward G.. Turner is openly
fighting the league and says he would
not accept Endorsement from it. Both
the other two candidates, Representa-
tive Begg and Myers Y Cooper. are
dry and sought the approval of the
league for their candidates.. The ma
iority Of the league claims that Begg
and Cooper were given equally favor
able Endorsement. But when DR..
Moore. State superintendent of the
league, gave out The statement, be-
cause Begg had in 8f1e meantime been
Endorsed by the Cincinnati Times-Star,
usually wet newspaper ne gave it
out that while both were approved by
the league. Cooper was preferred. This
brought Begg's friends in the COM
mittee into the open, fighting for him
and. of course. this set factions of the
leagues executive committee fighting
each other. j. H. GALBRAITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12
PRIMARY IS TOPIC
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
State Viewed as Doubtful in Re
gard to National
Tickets.
Special Dispatch to The star

Special Dispatch to The Star
CONCORD, N. H.. August ti--New
Hampshire at the present time Is con-
sidered a doubtful State by both Re-
publican and Democratic leaders. al
though many of the G.. o, P. chiefs be-
lieve that Herbert Hoover will have the
votes on election day. Democratic
leaders point out that the cities In the
State should be in the Democratic
column this year and that there will
be more than enough Smith votes in
the cities to offset the strength Hoover
may pile up in the towns and country
places.
Due to the fact that the State pri-
mary comes September II, there seems
to be more interest at the present time
In who will be the candidate for gov
ernor The Republicans have two candi-
dates in Charles w TObey of Temple
and Manchester, and Councillor Ora A.
Brown Of Ashland.
Committees in charge Of their cam
paigns are working hard.
The Democrats have two candidates
10 select a guhernatorial candidate from
in former Mayor Eaton D. Sargent Of
Nashua and Charles D. Ward Of Man
chester J. J. MCCARTHY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12
TEXANS COMBINE
TO BACK SMITH
Moody Will Lead Fight to
Whip Regular Demo-
Gratis Into Line.


AUSTIN. Tex. August 1l--Demo-
cratic regulars of Texas. many per-
Sonally opposed to Gov. Smith on the
prohibition question, Joined forces iii
a Statewide rally here today to COM
bat the attempts of anti-Smth boilers
VINO have formed State organization
to support Republican electors Gov.
Dan Moody. who personally fought and
led the 40 Texas nominating votes
away from him at Houston, will head
the campaign organization TO whip the
Texas voters into line for Smith by
making the issue The party straight
President 10 constable"
Tom Love. former Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury under President VIII
SON is leader of the boilers. The cam
p3ign organization call was made by
JED Adams. national committeeman.
and Mrs Clara Driscoll Sewer, national
ccn1mitteeWoman. and w w Wilcox.
State Democratic chairman. and the
preliminaries we're laid today for an
aggressive stump campaign over Texas
from now until November in behalf Of
the party nominees.
This Is a condition with but one pre-
cedent in Texas since the Civil War
That was four years ago when Dr..
George b Butte, Republican nominee
for governor. received 40 per cent of
the general election vote against Texas
woman governor. Mrs. Miriam A. Fer
guson, This workers campaign against
boiling Democrats who find Gov.
Smiths prohibition stand bitter issue
for dry Texas entirely overshadowed
the opening of the second primary race
for United States Senator between
Senator Earl B. Mayfeld elected to his
first term by the liberal support of the
Ku KluX Khan, and Representative
Tom Connally. who was second high
in the July primaries and entered the
run-off primary against him.
Tho second primary will be August
rs. and its vote is much complicated
b. the fact that Love also made the
second primary race for lieutenant gov
ernor against Barry Miller, incumbent.
Love received nearly 100000 votes, Civ
ing a fairly definite indication of the
boiling Democratic vote which entered
the primary.
The course Of this 200 .000-vote block
in the senatorial race is uncertain. An
additional 100000 Texas Democrats re-
Trained from voting in July, many Of
whom 1t Is claimed will vote for SEN
ator Mayheld this month. Gov. Smiths
declaration against the equalization fee
Of the McNary- Haugen bill was like a
direct personal Endorsement of Mr..
Connally against Mayfield for the
Senate. since Connally had opposed
the Republican farm relief bill and
Maytleld made his principal campaign
attack on that stand Gov. Smith COM
pletely silenced Mayfields fire on what
was regarded as Connally's most vul-
nerable spot
S. RAYMOND BROOKS.