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Evening star., 1928-05-06
ADVANCE. IN MONEY
RATES EXPECTED
.
Interior Banks RediScount
Levy Likely to Reflect
Gold Exports.
BY CHARLES f. SPEARE.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 5.--With the Stock
Exchange and the New York Curb
Markets closed today in order to permit
brokers to catch up with their accumu-
lations of work, time was found for
analyzing some of the market move
ments of the week and for forecasting
what may be the leading influences in
the week ahead.
Probably the two surprises of this
week were, first the failure of the oil
which had gained greater momentum
than at any time in year and had
placed the standard shares of the pro-
ducing and refining companies from 10
to 90 points over the quotations made
early i'll the year. and, second. the re-
vival of speculation in the motors.
Further Opportunities in Oils.
Undoubtedly there was a great deal
Of prof1t-taking in the former group,
which gave the first opportunity to
holders in many months to see day
light. AS the season develops and prices
of gasoline advance there are likely to
be further opportunities in this de-
partment of the market.
The resumption of heavy trading in
the motors is based on the forthcoming
dividend meeting of the General Motors
Corporation. which is expected to pro-
duce another increase in the rate. and
in the excellent earnings currently
made by the ChrySler and Hupp Com
panieS.
Railroad stocks, that were originally
influenced by the Eastern merger nego-
tiations, lost their interest for specula-
tors after the negotiations between the
Pennsylvania and the Delaware 81 Hur-
son were completed. but there have
been backwasheS in the form of heavy
trading in some of the securities of re-
ceivership roads that would like to be
taken into some strong transportation
system.
Rail Stock Stimulus.
The possibility of higher dividends
for both the Southern Railway and
Southern Pacific may act as stimulus
TO railroad stocks, although the pres
eut outlook for a serious rate war in
the soft coal carrying trade might very
easily overbalance this influence
Gold Is going out again this week TO
France and South America Next
week there are likely to be additional
advances in rediscount rates by some
Of the interior banks.
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RIGHTS ARE OFFERED.

NEW YORK. May 8 l41.-Common
stockholders ~ Alpha Portland Cement
Co are being offered the privilege 10
subscribe V 1850 shares of new
common At s57 share. one share Of
new foF each FIVE held on May
Rights expire May 2S Proceeds Of the
sale VIII finance acquisition OF the
property of Pnoenix Portland Cement
CorpotafioD a. Birmingham Ala The
Pfoeniz Unit, bought recently. wiz In
crease Alpha capacity 10 ~, 500 900
barrels annually
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WHEAT PRICES SOAR.
Renewed General Buying on Large
Scale Lifts Values.

CHICAGO. May 5 Renewed gen.
eral buying On large scale sent the
wheat market soaring afresh today
Houses with Eastern and foreign con-
nections led the purchasing movement,
which lifted the July wheat delivery
10 more than 6ia above prices current
at one time yesterday. Indications
pointed to decided falling off In world
shipments cf wheat for the week, and
the Liverpool market displayed notable
strength.
Wheat closed unsettled. 3lS to 4 net
higher: corn, la to 3 up: oats. showing
q to advance. and provisions at
rise of 7 to 90.
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FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS

2o,2AS,&66 pairs in February and STATS
S25 In March. the Commerce Depart
ment reports
Purchases OF stock Of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad by employees totaled iol.- :
1877 shares on May /. an increase OF 5SS
shares over March |
The Wabash Railway has been au-
thorixed by Interstate Commerce Com
mission to issue $l7.s67. 900 OF refunding
and general mortgage Al per cent
bonds and to sell them at not less than
92 per cent OF nAr
Evening star., 1928-05-06
WOOL TRADE SLOW.

BOSTON. May tSpeciaD Raw
wool trade was slow at the week end.
Fine territory comhirg was quoted at
l,l8al.20. French combing LOCAL 10.
half blood at ll2al.I5. three-eighths
blood l03al08 and quarter blood 95a
90. Ohio grade fleece in the grease
ranged from 40 10 53.
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EARNINGS DECLINE.

DENVER, May 8 ~. "A decline IN
earnings n The Colorado Fiisi IT, Iron
CO. toF the first quarter NJ 1929 az cam
pared with tte same perlod last year is
shown IA tie report fof the quarter end
ing March 81 Net income tor the
quarter was fzsd at $S2z ,020 90, ae eonl~
pereo "a 1858, ,5fs - for the core.
spending period Ia 1927.
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FAIRBANKS. MORSE.

NEW YORK. May Cp1.-First quar-
ter net profit OF Fairbanks. Morse &
Co rose TO $409,448 from si00,087 in
the first quarter last year This Is equal
to N cents a share on the common.
after preferred dividends, against 81 .36
share on the preferred only in the
first quarter Of 1927.
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COTTON is STEADY.
Likelihood of Clearing Weather
Has Effect on Market.

NEW YORK, May S Up. indications
that the showers reported in the central
part OF the cotton belt this morning
would be followed by clearing weather
prompted a renewal of liquidation in
the New York market today. Prices
eased off from 21o9 to 20S5 for May
and from 2085 to 2053 for October
The close was steady at net advances
of 2 TO points.
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LOSS rs LARGER.

NEW YORK, May S Op).-Aneio-
Chilean Consolidated Nitrate Corpora
ton reports net income Of s494, 4,29s for
1927. before debenture interest. depre-
citation and depletion. After these de-
ductions net loss for the year was
S3,S97785. compared with net loss OF
So, ,009. .6i9 in 1926.
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COTTON GOODS QUIET.

hEW YORK May tspecisiJ Cot
tor goods mafkeiE closed the week
rather quiet, With prices q shade weak
sT Print clothes were quoted an slghsh
of q cent lover 81 ~ cents ~ 6lxy0s
and cents for 6sE72e Rsw alhm we're
atalet sna unchanged in nrssA
Evening star., 1928-05-06
GOLD GOES TO ITALY.

NEW YORK. May 5 Lpl.-The Guar
snty Trust Co. has shipped $4,000. 900
in gold 10 italy. a total of $4,000, 900
this bank has exported to Italy since
March l. A shipment of Sl,500,0oo
also was sent to BuenoS Aires
Evening star., 1928-05-06
RUBBER ADVANCES.

NEW YORK. May (Special) .--
Crude rubber smoked ribbed sheets
advanced a cent and a quarter at to-
days closing quotation OF 1914. This
compares with 20 month ago and
AIS a year ago
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vANDEISNE RESIGNS.

NEW YORK. May lPl.-F. C. VAN
ieisne has resigned as a director and
vice president of California Petroleum
Corporation He viii become associated
with Ben Weingart of Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
KREsGE SALES CLIMB.

NEW yak, May faJ,~-fssies u
+ = Kresge CO tot four months this
year we're SO eie.4S2 against 5e,zs5,-
els Ia tBe same period of 1927, sn III
cfesss u 953 per cent hpI1j sales were
slightly less than a Yeaf ago. $40 7b4.-
02s sR8ffst g.7sT $50
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. May 5 Cp).-Rye firm:.
No. 2 Western, I.4712 f. o, b. New York
and l.45a4 c. i. +. export. Pork firm:
mess, $3.50: family. S4.50a36,5o. Lard
armer; Middle West. 1210ai2.20. Other
articles unchanged.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
FAILURES INCREASE.

NEW YORK, May 5 PR. c. Dunn
81 Co. reports Sl2 commercial failures
in the United States the last week. an
increase of io2 over the week before
and 81 more than year ago
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PEERLESS MOTOR LOSES.

NEW YORK. May LP).-Peerless
Motor Car Co. reports net loss of $193,-
624 for the first quarter against net
loss of $l6S,79S in the flrst quarter of
1927
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BUTTER STEADY.

CHICAGO, May 5 (tP.-Butter. un-
changed: receipts, l4.292 tubs: eggs. un-
changed; receipts, 27,2i9 cases.
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THE YEAR 1923 TO DATE ON THE WASH.
INCTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

'Repored b " Hbts & mgton D
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Recent developments In the money
market appear to have complicated the
Treasurys problem OF refundinG the
third Liberty loan. which natures In
September Present conditions make y
unlikely III the opinion OF the wan
street Journal that refundtng operations
will be attempted In May,
The omission OF any refundtng IN
March gave rise Go the belief that fur
ther exchange for third Ilhrety bonds
might be offered hy the Treasury In
May Only two regular Einanein9
periods, June Ia and September Is, re-
main before the maturity nf the thirds
on the latter date. With 81 ,AOH. .nN0, 600
OF third Liberty bonds outstanding April
70 the Treasury has large operation
ahead OF Il.
Total production OF h0ota and ahaeS
Ia MaFehswas l.76d.aAa pairs aa against
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BONDS
MISCELLANEOUS,

$4,000 Barber Ross 61ss 1897 ..
1000 Chevy Chase cub l4l Aa 1879
1000 District of Coium. Paper Mig. is 1887
is.5o0 Wariman Park Hotel a1ss. iDal ~.
300 Washington Arcade 4ss. lpA2 -.
1000 Washington Cons Titia is 1851 80.
$500 Washington Market Cold stK 5s 1898
STOCKS,
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BY PAUL r.. MALLoN
United Press star Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-Sen-
ators seeking the official scalp of
Roy o. West Of Illinois, new sec
rotary OF interior established the
basis Of their case today without a
word of new testimony at the open
ing Of the public lands committee
investigation into his nomination.
They read the records Of Vests
1926 appearance before the primary
investigating committee when West
admitted he and his family had "a
substantial investment" in the pub
lie utilities corporations of Samuel
insult since 1897.
Senator Thomas j. Walsh, Mon
tana, skilled Teapot Dome investi-
gator. who started the inquiry into
Vests qualifications, contends
Vests investments make him incl
igible for his office, which includes
craftsmanship of the federal water
power commission. insult now has
a permit application. for a dam in
Cumberland Falls in Kentucky
pending before the water power
body.
1.-THE testimony raises a very
serious question Of Vests fitness
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even if he has disposed of the IN
sull stock" Chairman Nye said after
the committee had adjourned.
Vests friends in the senate said
they would establish he had dis
posed of his water power invest
mentS, but they were unable to say
whether some of these were still
held by members of Vests family.
1t appears now that the senate in
vestigation will hinge around this
point.
While the West hearing pro-
ceeded, number of other senate
and house committees were busy,
but theonly important development
was from the house public buildings
committee which reported a bill for
a new $7,500,000 Office building for
lower house members. This was
done in the face of President Cool
idge's warning against any increase
in government expenditures, mat
ter discussed on the house floor
during debate on the treasury and
postof1ce department appropriation
bill.
The floors of both houses were
occupied with minor debates, in
the house over naval bills, and i'll
the senate over the appropriation
bill.
Boulder dam debate was to be re-
sumed in the senate after disposal
of the appropriation measure.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

office boy smoker nowadays, he con-
trolls a business which last year had
turnover of $108,000,O0O. Within
five years he expects the Hahn De-
partment Stores, Inc, to have a
turnover of at least $1,000, OOO, 900
annually.
Hahns Office is store, yet the
strangest store New York ever has
seen, for it doesn't have a thing
to sell.
1t is on the twenty-second floor
of a palatial building on Forty
second street, just a few steps from
Fifth avenue. 1t looks like an ordi-
nary business Office, with scores of
StenographerS and telephone oper-
atorS.
But it is a store just the same.
There are no display windows to
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operation of the twenty-five stores
he just has bought. Ideas will be
formed in New York and sent out
for the guidance of managers of the
big stores throughout the country.
Men and women who have sue
ceeded at merchandising will be
brought to New York and placed in
these responsible jobs. In the stores
themselves the coveted prize will be
to reach a height of efficiency that
they may be brought to the center
of this vast merchandising enter
prise.
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SENATE PROBE
GROUP OPENS
WEST INQUIRY
Records of 1926 Quiz Are
Read Before Public
Lands Committee.

SENATE
Takes up treasury and post office de-
partment appropriation bill.
Resumes Boulder Dam debate.
Public lands committee interrOgateS
Roy o. West on his qualifications for
secretary of interior.
Post Office subcommittee continues In
vestigation Of southern patronage.
Interstate commerce committee con-
siders nomination Of three interstate
commerce commissioners.
Education and labor committee con-
tinues investigation of unemployment.
HOUSE
Naval affairs committee calendar day
in house.
Agriculture committee hearing on
amending packers and stOckyard act.
Public buildings and grounds COM
mittee meets on proposed plans for new
house office buildings.
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RID OF RHEUMATISM
AND KIDNEY PAINS
Says Relief Came So Suddenly 1t
Surprised Him.

After years of torture from rheu-
matism, back-ache, and kidney
trouble, health has come to Karl F.
Kasch, 834 N. Shawnee ST., Free
port, Ill. His letter gives the an
swer as follows:
II suffered agony for 8 years with
rheumatism and kidney trouble. The
back-ache, and the pains in my
shoulders and legs were so intense
that at times I would have to stop
everything and lie down. I was
continually taking laxatives for
constipation, but got no real relief.
lost weight, had no pep at all, and,
got up every morning feeling tired
and worn out. I had tried so many
remedies, I was terribly discour-
aged. But I finally found the right
one, Viuna. The quick results
amazed me. The tired feeling van
ishe6 and my appetite came back.
began to get good sleep and eat
hearty meals without constipation
or other distress. The awful rheu-
matte pains and back-aches left me,
and never came back. have gained
Is pounds since I started taking
Viuna. 1t has made a new man of
me-"
viuna acts promptly on sluggish
bowels, lazy liver and weak kidneys. 1t
purifies the blood, clears the skin, re-
stores appetite and digestion, and brings
body. Take bottle on trial. Then If
you're not glad you tried Viuna, your
money win be refunded. 81 at druggists,
or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine
Co. indianapolis, Ind.
vi UNA
The WOnder Medicine
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decorate, but there is a window
decorating department. There are
no sales to make, but there is a
sales promotion department. There
are no purchases to make for this
store, but there is big buying de-
partment. With no sales there natu-
rally is no auditing of business
save for the weekly salaries and
monthly billS-but there is big
auditing department.
1t is Hahn'S modern idea of big
busin ess. For from this twenty
second floor Office he will direct the
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FORMER CLERK
HEADS GIGANTIC
STORE SYSTEM
New Ideas in Centralized
Control to Govern
Hahn Chain.
BY MAX BUCKINGHAM
United Press STAFF CorseSDOndent

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Thirty
years ago Lew Hahn was a wrapping
clerk in a small New York shoe shop
and began forming ideas on oper-
ating store.
Today he is one of the biggest
merchandising men in the United
States, having just formed a COM
pany that has acquired "a general
merchandising stores scattered from
coast to coast. His plans call for
acquisition of one additional store
week, beginning shortly after the
first of the year.
Whereas Hahn thirty years ago
had salary that would make an
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organization will be composed expert executives and
located in will be buyers"
Evening star., 1928-05-07
RAM KING TRIUMPHS
IN PIGEON FLIGHT

Ram King Of the loft Of w. r. Dis
mer homed In first yesterday In the
Washington Racing Pigeon Clubs race
from Lynchburg. Va. A total of ls0
birds from 10 lofts competed. Head
winds and storms proved handicap.
II was the second straight win for w.
r. DismeF. who won first diploma and
clubs special prize l.. A. Worch's Her
aid won the single nomination.
order Of finish showing average speed
per minute of the first bird 10 return
10 each loft follows
w p. Dismer. 7s4 yards: l.. A. Worch
7Sl yards: r A. Eeitzey 77s yards: w.
p Disner. second bird. T77 yards: Rob.
ert Lyons, 7Ts yards: r. r. Schmidt
745 yards; J. r Doyle, 742 yards: w.
L. Bishop. 735 yards: J. G. Krahllng,
733 yards. e. J. Krahiing. 732 yards:
- r. Mathews. 726 yards J. r. Butler
725 yards H. Soldano. 124 yards: r. n.
Grown, ms yards. r. w Heine, ir,. ITO
ysrcs, Crack ~ Salnons. 70S yards: A.
" Moore, G99 Yards: j. Donsl, CiaEette
s9i yards. Two iofts no report.
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oDD FEft0wS' IgtGUE.

5g gM team game u asAsat esfas ailts sr9.
p ~ segfa aet-~~ @aeBs Pssssaili b3'3.
ss ~, tssts3fss ssss~-~ExgxaH. 331
6,eestsss8 sffsAes~-P KlIstt. -
r.Hessssf ss4ares~--f r. Bt0H 1875
wgh iss95wMuas asef arp Es3sti II Z
Evening star., 1928-05-07
AGGIE GIRLS ANNEX
FEDERAL LOOP TITLE

Agriculture girls held an eight-game
lead to capture the Ladies Federal
Duckpin League championship over
Navy Marines took third honors,
Bertha Greevy of the champs copped
high average money with 9S9 mark,
with McQuinn. a teammate. in second
place. Goodall Levy and Meyer tied
for strike honors with 10 each Ford
led in spares with los.
Browns 1872 game and Ford's 337 set
we're the best for the season.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
With the BOiUIers

Odd Fellows League. the last duck
nin circuit 20 complete its schedule TINS
season. VII dispose Of its final matches
this week. terminating league compeu-
tion for the season.
Masonic. Nautical and TYpothetae
toops staged their fnsies the past week
after very successful seasons. HealtoFs
also closed the books for The present
campaign
r6d Fellows viii climax their sea-
son sext Saturday night when - loCai
tesrrg and tits same number from Balti-
rvore viii rneet In total piniall tourna-
menb a. King Pin No. J.
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nELP--MALE AND FEMALE.

ROY AND GIRL. rs 20 20 years. reliable.
neat appearing cali A. W. Root bees
Co, S06 9TH St. to p.m.
MAN OR WOMAN. with car; does not inter
fere with work II interested. call At / 4th
st. ne: Mr.. J. q Mert2; 30 I'll . nm.
OPPORTUNITY for teachers, who wish 20
discontinue teaching. high-grade, Christian
educational work with attractive income pos
abilities Fun time employment. Protestant
church worker preferred. Give phone and
interview will he arranged. Address Box
tHtV Star office y
OPPORTUNITY to make $50 to 500 2
month part time work Write today for llil
particulars, Address Box 32H.V star Office
WANTFD-Men ana women 10 sell bunga-
lows IN nearby Va and Md. and detached
houses in Chevy Chase. ID. G., on easy pay
nrnt plan, Also subdivision statesmen TO
handle rich mans Developments need not
necessarily interfere with your present en-
nentnl Trust Rllg Main hHAl
Evening star., 1928-05-07

NsRh iss53EslSSE ~ aSbs~~~ts IfAsfA A3".-@
washington. Mount sebo. Mount
Plessznt and Golden Rule took the odd
sanses from ETsgi1twood, No. 2. Bright"
w0o6. No. !, Langdon and Loyalty
respectively.
Columbia aase Apaity Iaeing. vim
rsng the entire sci. Rogers of the
aeg6ers was high. wItb a total of 5Js.
EhieYx gss the pace setter for Columbia.
Central Won tYo from Harmony. as
dc Eastern from MagerenG, with
Morgan, Afmiger and Claggett doing
ROo6 work.
Esstern Won the first game from
Golden Rule ig1a fell . victim 80 the
rezt tw0. wneu the Golden Rule boys
turned ID games 81 SIS and SIS, getting
2 total Of .597 after . p0of first game.
ElssE ugoyed The best bowler Of 1Fe
Ysstcn with total u 53g Nichols
rolled 5zs apo Jefferles. 229. Eastern
sgso rolled veil. Cap' Land leading his
csliyf With q total q I59 Young and
(clsage1t also performed well.
C,FBtcnley rolled well foT Arlington
Sn6 gJgoyec q faetoY IN their t1o~san1e
yseUgfy oYer Canton No other bowler
w. either team was able ~ reach the
500 marx
xoant Pleasant won the uightesp
from Columbia giving them the verdict
aao u os1e A la&f~mlngie rally Dy
Columbia stxReG of defeat ID The setono
aerfess lestlrlHg q 1oubse ~aeaafr strike
sys LS9hnSr and spares DY fstfsniey and
Th.egK al coming ln tbs last frame
witn big counts end giving c-9lQmbls
tner lone VIE If me night C9Bes u
Columbia Wss Blgg with G. r. Cfofi
IN ing hge Desl Mount Pleasant bDtal.
Evening star., 1928-05-07

RADIO SERVICE AND REFAlRS,
KApIOi.A, nav, q, c. electric n. G., A.. IN
rihce for cash. Address box aStJ, star
ARE XOu READY Tor the n0sitteal eonyen,
tonSg Let rs replaee those wurnsout hat.
teries aud tules aud put your radio set IN
good MnrkUg aVtler phnne Got tOl. pnea
day and night y, y, Harris Ca, tne @aoo
tAth 81, at Harvard
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SITUATION--MALE.

FILIPIN0~~-Chauffeur. butler: former CITY
hackman: now temporarily employed nv
bachelor wishes permanent situaton: New
York City. Washinston licenses. Address Box
1S4.X. Star ufficf.
MAN~-Middle-sEed colored. wants work as
houseman. ianitOr or porter: reference. Call
Mai. Magee. West 1000. Quarters 30. Fort
Mver, Va. q
YOUNG MAN, neat we'll educated consider
able selling experience wishes immediate
connection with reliable firm offering oppor
tunity Address Box i6b-X. Star Office
YOUNG MAN, coiored. married from North
Carolina. wishes work on farm or any work:
good worker: At once. Roscoe Hopkins
40 Mass. ave. NV. y
Evening star., 1928-05-07

DRAWING ROOM CHAIRS. four inlaid ma
hogany sheraton type. On view 1913 Kew
Gardens.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES, new. for 3 rooms
B.ight parior and dining room. instaIed
500: wiring q rooms as low az $50. work.
manship and material guaranteed: terms If
,yauted North SSb SS
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SKY PILOT is FIRST
IN PIGEON CONTEST

Flying over the iO0~Btiie southern
eonfse from Charlottesville. Va, SKY
Pilot Walter .. Hofwood'E eoek won
the FIRST face of the District 0f Cai1m~
DlA Racing Pigeon Club 0ld-blrd series
A field ~ S2S birds from ~ lofts com
peted
Following Is the order 0f finish. SHOW
ing IN yards per minute the average
sOeed " he FIRST return 10 each l0ft
Evening star., 1928-05-07
T9P0FDE1AE IEsDtE.
Fb8aI ge4as standing.

NlEa Asrtaze ~ sskge Ba8N# BfNyN
- y Fofssa }5g M5ss aaV estfaea4 Aap.
~ s.alts #9aeH tg4aHg3| Pi3HheR
q. a&5N Essts% Bes5tse z85ts R9f#H5 1895
8sssi rs fket- -tds 8Hasa 81 beang
getf8RFiar FsH se f5.
sFe LtBpis Hagsdf3 I5f
Fzb H.tsteIs5 sez lAefn Jf{GG ~
se8ef 81 Anfr sga 55ae 4 1ss4 aefifi Fsk
b ~ tsFH Hsne- halonsf fafafbi Pteas
fiaA SO Z llst se3sff 1sa
e.n tttP Ye4l.p g45QM I.ffSt
. q LetYeIlef ess.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

100 CoLORED COOKS. dishwashers drivers
slay workers gardeners, scamstrcss. house
cleaners bus elevators, orderly. Free. 2t35
1lth NV.
STENOGRAPHERS. S20-$25 wk No charge
unless placed Washington Employment Ex.
change 213 TRANSFORMATION Bldg. 18th & Fl.
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment Serv.
ice Mrs. l.. II Muller vocational coun.
selor 1898 st: NV Main S87l.
STENOG typists bookkeepers clerical helm.
etc Free registry Main 1888. 1898 g 1t. NV
Boyd Employment Service.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
=.A--%
WANTED---SALESMEN.

YOUNG MEN T. 10 travel with manager.
direct selling experience helpful but will
train inexperienced and give yon the benefit
of wears of experience. earnings can start
immediately no investment REQUIRED. Ser
Mr Heiser. Metropolitan ;iutel. s.
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SITUATlON--FEMALE.

NURSE practicaD convalescent. invalid
or companion; dr.'s reference: stay nights
Address Box COX. star office, T'
SFAMSTRESS--ExpeTi wishes sewing
hy the day or week. Call Frank 1905.
STENOG HER-SECRETARY - Expert
81 red young woman Immediately available.
nirh school and special secretarial training
Week davn. Main 2144 Ss
YOUNG LADY--Desircs Office work. exp. in
tvplne and fling: references. Hyatt 1898.
Evening star., 1928-05-07

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