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Evening star., 1928-03-17
HELr--MALE AND FEMALE

NAN or WOMAN wanted al once ttriSN
Theater r,sn,st. eSrerlerced. Nust ~ shle
- rue pictures for orches,rs. Ne. Sunday
rhens Evstis ssS
SINGERS, all tyrNa of Voice, for future
rrc3pct,oa in t,cal orers CO.: also q r,er
ara gtrie for sextet. must ~ tall. with
cersorehtv. nsr ard gcod looks. Address
Box 18Th Star once.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

~ ANBgRAIfD WAITRESS ssDsristefd
c0iaFed slFi fGF private hOins' HiiIAt have
st'3f citY TefeteHnf g1tIsi stas BishtG @agss,
COON AID GERFRAL HGI'sRW0RR Sci.
ilsa c4i9ssd %pnao. for pssrby c"gHifg
hsms siaS nights tsfkiKlpsk fenniTad eaad
gee niuGsgh a"pss See NJ FaElspH.
"t7 = - r4 y enbtlt 9Hs lts
Cp0F EGrG GEWOEETE saIgrsA p0msa = ID
Evening star., 1928-03-17
IlUYltR
HELP..-~i,DMEsTiC.

far glove siik underwear one thpFoughls
espfFifgrfa rith the hekt march andiss viii
tonsldar onS ~hG has is@eH 4 eAg9tsls assist
sHt lslysF Address Boz a;sS,H star Hff3e6
Evening star., 1928-03-17
oFFICE .FpRNITTRE

con,pl... iinss s "f desks. Me sl.' cabinets. lock.
ers ohfcs chairs and tables: tremendous saw
inEs ,Ev.r.thing you want for YOUR once
FMrnltnrA IlenA aiN An q NV
Evening star., 1928-03-17
REQ
REQ. RE.
"TRFW" VALUES.
BUY 4 CAR
YOU
CAN KEEP.

strdenake- seaars. = of thes, 1899. BIT
a.. tnlsy eeu,eced, asa sara elGs: y
rGnni~g cerdlticr rraetirsliy al new tres
Try AID duehea,e the car ana pysce. Oas
Evening star., 1928-03-17
HELF--MALE.
tCNNtlnued.l

WANTED-Experienced coun-
ter man, Apply after : pm.
ChildS Co. 1923 IA. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
PERSONAL.
The rate under hesdtnw of Personal 10
3 cents Der line additional ~ the reg
uiar line rate
tContlnueA.l

SWEDISH MASSAGE: YLECTRIC AEn ny.
drothsrspy treatments for colds. shepherd
,s,S ..;,. LIZ ,sEnyE nv,
n,ents I0;l5.7. sundays. il:S:a0.
DRINK MoUSTAiS. VALLEY WATER
tom not sprinSss, A,k.. f2r 'eh;sa99a,lsm.
."' f"r s"oklst sd % Mountain % v.lI-V ws.er " Co
i4ns u a. NV Fran. 1l4J. -.
sLjp COVERS 6vERsTrFfED syP ciIsH
Io"; ,nsr fasteners 'nsl ".atsrf, slesc hasc
s:::1'f kassbS$FsHEsa4AsSSz ssbsS$F,HsEs4sSz %. a!::
MASSAGE AND gIEc. TREITMgsT ron
.;iS sos ''n9s,' i,c ".h's .'e .fGcf only P''
HATTLE CREEK MAseETsy; VIOLET
Dslly' 10 10 4 xp,. .. 1850 N Il. NV
MSS FLOODS PRIVATE ktkpERGARTggsN,
..i.e2b d.sb,;..,,. ed o.. eyer 1" g. 20 week
rYpEwRiTEH. UNDERWOOD No. +. LOAN.
ed free IN exchange for several hours tyninE
suo yss. s,sis experience. Addfe" soa
yIh4os y ;!. so gFxT 3. hX X,.g,.1 s.HEsHTIs 1c
iNpAsrs' NJ < LAaYETTKs- Also "IIE1TTfxi.iN0c.
"n"sr.lnE ,,,.n, n."ds9 shs"bs,9 o@s 1 .'k| wool
r,gs. .use Tor al chronic conditions Potomac
KnHsE- WITH ATTRACTIVE HOME CARE
for and dirt inyaIlds. aged and Other pa
''snts moderate rates shrpltId 9h0l
soy STIFIC. SCALP MASSAGE, FACIAL
onsfatntE hours, II 10 s 1920 swaBn. ST.
Act Fl honh n4os I1'
Evening star., 1928-03-17

ptdge Roadster LAT. nroGsi---Is AaisAsd tH
heau itui n'aroon with tor and nickel trtn'
rnines 30 match This rRF 10 ~ wonder or
condition throughout, lrcindsnE gocd vIs<
Full EQUIPPED Only Sass. We will tTSr'
t.Ns
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Htifr -" CLua SEnAN~-~Ihla cav 10 nat
tep safe nv An Arms aNteer asasrNd ~
Ehfone mas . widow wNmAa MAa Reeda
the Mrney, hut was turHed in ta Na aN 4
new Aunk, sNA VI NcN are hunN sa
ihustAst, We wAot Nau % eaMa IN And tam
pAfa " with ANY athap HUM van ssv haFa
~ MlNd hlek Mufph. lae,. Sues haassrs
san itM sa aw, oaen sseaiass and suA.
dAyas F& -
Evening star., 1928-03-17

BOtLERs---lO.day special: house heating
Ideal hedisn.e " capacity: 70 1: rooms
money. aI1 llth %. NV. Franklin 10isa
6UiI.TTNo MXTERTAL. at lowest prices.
srop, many wreckinT Jobs; good used lumber.
al kinds. sash. doors brick: beams. plumb
HECHING W Co. 9th and Sts s,w.
HEcHINGEE CO, b:h and Fla. Ave. ~.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

BEDDING. MATTRESsEs. bog sprinSs and
rill0ws reno; best price, and prompt del.
Mash. MsltIsss Co. aia I. e. s.%. u 9G1n.
BtiILDlNG CoNTRACToE, and EenersI re-.
John Piiand 0ia l. 81 NV. Frank. SJ:7.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Buick SedSr--K~hnisasd in dark Niue. II
usr-'isterS 10 Kond hut rEt ~ sew s
rVSrv rasnect ruti~ eGp.ned Trrs 80.
rcsilv new. Only sS;S We will trads ve',
"A
Evening star., 1928-03-17

CHEVROIET C0TPE- ia:s-wiii ruarar:
tee: s32K: terms. Phone Franklin $40
for demonstration or see at 1923 10th 81.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

FRIGIDAIRE Statesmen.
Very attractive proposition,
unlimited territory. beautiful
display room. many advantages
Call between ! and s pm, and
see for yourself. Mr.. Baldwin,
3ll3 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

COACH. 1oe7-Lov mileage.
ran't be told from new. A real bargain st
$500. Terms can be arranged. Call Col.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

cHEVRoLET-will take your Chevrolet a.
| part payment m either new or used
| Butck. Buick Agency 18th and You sts.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Oakland S>dars 1874 4 ie.e-raint srF'
mechanical condition srs excellent: tires are
snGhhers autcms.,r windshiel6 wieers. mir
r,rs ard parking hKhts, We viii trsds your
Evening star., 1928-03-17
An Exceptional OpDortunitv

|. IN Exceptional Opportunity
for a man. $3.50. who hves in Washing.
ton who is homes, clean cut. amh,uous;
who il carefully looking about 70 better his
position rerr anentlv. with a desire To he
connected with an cld-estahhshed euNstan-
csl. hiSh-clsss business; no stocks. bonds.
real estate insurance; larse earnings ros-
nhls for rEht man: This business carries
witt il Unlimited rosslnilitles for a man.
aSerial nosItion give telephone number for
anNn,ntrnent AdArcss RNx SAN.H Star NfNce
Evening star., 1928-03-17
XANTEn-SALESMEN

SALESNAN-Experienc hevrrare sales.
man: drawing account. Ahner Drury Co,
.Sth and G tts. NV.
SALESNEE wanted in cur appliance depart
wert, See Nr. Tracy between and 10 . N. -.
4ih floor, Natiorsl Electrical Supply Co..
l3sk y V
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Show Cases and Store EiXtures.
Ruse & Company. SAkrisoRS: Att g e: Nd t.o:
tory" Baltimore phone Plaza 3.J2
Evening star., 1928-03-17

CARPENTER sERVfCE,, Arst.class work
painting. piasterinE. II. Johnson Col. eol 7,
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SALE--AUToMORILES.

nuiCK AGENCY now located at 10Th 4 Ypu.
a"a a.. sA sh new thew hse esrty s'e cam: m:
Aa.ss lour.nsssenser standard eeans, Si5h
hiE hisE nS nys. pa.ss"ssr d s,sNdar .'ssSs ss;.n sscS
nuick peysn'passanser master sedan. SIoAn
BUICK lp;s S,nssa hrouahsH,sedan. Ask
HuiCks~-Wn have sone Of The mNest ussd
ears ihp, eau be purchased y small dawN
have hcrn thorpnsh,y TrconIlilonrd and are
Saa,rsnteed 10 ave satistAetors sers,ee ,EEr,i
f," d 10 sosd,IsS ras,Ss sss,' Mns Tsts sHsIe.
ped; ,s,s tnA1 mllase lssa than a00o
erlainals ,"s, 1N over , ss,aoo Ish" sm.n
~ 400 tNn Fla aye. ne,
RriCR, IOsf 4,noOR SEDAN ith s~ru -,
All new tires etc, Thts a. ~ not heios sold
ssnt an unsaId halanre. tut viii hr sntL 20
san on our reguat ".,''tni sastantee, u
"a, s .,sn,ss s"a ss" AM n.w a." car 'ar, ,"rs n
Murphy. Inc, Rnick, Dealers. tSah IAN 81
NV Omen eVeHlnss ahd snndANs
RuicK MAsrEn 4 ss9DAN-,IUM hAe rev
puit, Nj, Ions Main ai0f, ia0n ii,n 81
nuicK sgnA S.-so1s,v L,As ! new car acd
W..st"ssss Was csGiI.e "a" c"''I IiaS ,'nnr ".s'S sHs
CAnnl 40 sroar aRouqAiM> custom
hu,l' n.pafsenser; driven only - 900 M,lca
"" d"ss"sS aud huiit Tor WSsv wsSssiS,,hhS ssiS,hh
New }ark turfmant wsA on eAhiht al the
New York shpw, fhis ls una ~ ihe meat
attFaettts Ualiliaea In town; iha hndV Alons
caat 80 500 eaulnnsd with new cord lirsn
y wtre wheels hnmners trNnk4 N,nhhePs ate
Must hn seen 70 hn anrTeciated' heat hus tN
taWn Toe Al ,4h0 trra,s or trade can he A.,
ranged with marty IN charge, lsed tath st
Nv anen SUNDAY,
cAnHIAr I PASS TsivAfNa IL pergect
an na~ tres ana hst.ery Nae lhs erislna,
asint and lents like nav prles tAAN terms
Of trade 1s9a | An nv epsn sunday, ~
Evening star., 1928-03-17
SALE-AuTOMOnlLEK.
fCNntlrueA.b

CADILLAC V-S3 TOURIS65 car. perfect con.
diton: inoks like new: will TAX: amail car
nart pAyn1en.. franklin 3l7b. -
CADfi.LACS--ws have a sedan At Sb7b. a
81 $50 that are exceptionsl values These
cars ara IN excellent condition in every re-
spect and are ab,olutely Klarantesf. ~.
Cadiilscs in all tvpes and models and ail ~
greatly reduced prlcss Terms and your
car In trade. WashIngtsn Cadillac Co. 1913
Evening star., 1928-03-17

! Thoroughly experienced lurni-
ture hp,sher and repairer. Per-
usnent position 10 satisfactory
man. Apply giving references.
Address Box ZG2~ii, Star office.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

CARPENTER Ann JORBER--Estintates free.
Rrinins. 1ahn TAYLOR st. Adar,s 1924.
ticns partitions porch work, any ronf re.
paired and painted: garage doors repaired
Evening star., 1928-03-17

BUu.DING MATERIAI~--wreckirE the I'M;
r,ense frame war building between i4th aud
18TH Ohio ave. and ? q. NV. adioininE
thousands of good sash at kSc: .cor,nlrte
Endow: cS1 nth trs.. 90 Eocd Sheath
sI4 "a o nsr srno thou " i'vU And I"1 hunSreds % 81
other BARGAINS! II is beinT sold directly
from the lob and niust he moved in A. days.
This 10 an opportunity YOU cannot AFFORD 10
niiM! Como early and get your pick Write
for cataiog Tho Hechnger Company.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

CARPENTER. alterations, repairs. ecreens.
porche.. Terms. l.. r. Nelson bl3b fth
Evening star., 1928-03-17

NASH. 1877 ADVANCED sEDAN--This
was taken in trade ny us on = new suisk
end We want - sell u. which vs viii 40
for 500 Jess than the ssrnA car IN similar
reputable dealer in the city. Dick Murnh~.
inc Buick Dealers. 1A3S 14th o. nv
Evening star., 1928-03-17

| rnent on either n.w or used Buick. Bu!ck
! Agency. 18th ard You s.s. NV.
OAKLAND s:n66I. sk6hN ,ie35-=rGl'y
J l.. Jerman. 1871 " 81. nv North 3s2S
Evening star., 1928-03-17

roam COurE~~ONs nt ths last Netet "T''
cars sold. Seu,e talks say theS viii Aa
cents yoW 90 death fht. Ane Went de Il
with nat, cNnh anything h@ ta.@rs fh.N
came hy ana zee what We are oNerlns uoas'
our pallCy et iaiv dealmg ~ all Dick
Murphy lac. Auirk nealevs taAA Itth At
NV. Oren eV,'ln . aNl Nunaavs
GARDNER aruRF TOURING, late lNsA
balloon tiIxs dlsc wheelsA original rs,nt aud
ln1ks like nav prlCN, As1A, teTMa or trade
1873 tAth nw.i Nnen SUNDAY
Hups0N SEnAN~rAlso several coaches and
w..HSsH" lHSss =. ..,Ss ,sT @Tss eSsS S.ss .s,"'
Nt'pMOAit.E AEnAN. in9a-~heeauaa az
law miieaGe Csr runs vary AmaNthlV ard
i9eks we'll, stih eash, assA oliver nv,
Evening star., 1928-03-17

IHEVRoLET ToURINGs. ia21-sfS ard
800, These cars in excellent Lunditlor: /:
lrrms. See a. 113s Goth AZ. NV. or rhone
Evening star., 1928-03-17
CAE VOC SELL

II yoU have : kIeoessf " f&lss F~sJF15 We
re-. effer Eo9 . worth ~ nliS ctSfane<itpB Sgs
n31sE 1hf eIct0GsF ~ sade Hfls aDU!6 -
fssgns fFog neSFtyy SBFFiH}s ard hSEYihn
also s4ilosteG a<GYsEs EDx lT-E. star ofleR,
Evening star., 1928-03-17

NAsH ADVANCED 1928 4.DOOR eEDAN-
Only run = 900 miles: new cap guarahi.s:
sacrifice. 5000 disCount: easv terms or vii
trade. Mr. Lonf Main 4iN7 "
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
BREAKS AN ARM

Mr. Boomer, who has been in the employ of the A. R. c. at Mile 34, out of Valdez, had his arm broken recently. The accident happened when Mr. Boomer was taking some boulders out of the bucket on one cf the gasoline shovels. A fellow em- ployee was holding up the heavy gate on the bucket and as MT. Bloomer reached in for the second boulder the gate slipped and came down on his arm, breaking the bones and bruising the flesh.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
JULY EXPORTS SHOW
 SLIGHT CAIN OVER 1927

Alaskan commodities shipped to the States during July had a value of $4,651,6 which is a gain of $11O,- 220 over July last year, according to the monthly statement of commerce issued at Juneau by Collector of Customs J. c. Mcbride
 Canned salmon shipped during last month had value of $2,473,S32 as against $1,664,1O of July last year
 Halibut shipments show a decline, last month being valued at $29,692 compared to $95,3OO in July last year. Fur shipments average about the same as in July, 1927, although bea- yer appeared in the report, ship ments being valued at $266,114.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
NET TUN0 IS SELECTED
 SUCCESSOR MATCHEK

BELGRADE, Aug 16 (R-Aggita- ton following an attempted successor to Raditch following the acceptance of Nettuno by parliament, has been decided that he will be continued as president despite the death of Dr. vladko Matohek, Russian who had been chosen as active proxy. Violent rioting following the choosing of Nettuno by proxy and because Ser bian papers were displayed on news stands resulted in the mortal wound ing of many Russians.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17

MENs' RUBBER PACKS, THREE DIFFERENT MAKES, AT s3.5o AND s4.oo WHILE THEY LAST. Seward Leather Work.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
INQUEST DROWNED MAN DURING PARTY
 WAs NOT ACCIDENTAL

SEATTLE, Aug Is. P-As the in quest into the drowning of J. A. Rex during a party on board the yacht Mahbu last Monday came to close a verdict finding that the death was not accidental was expected Testi- mony from those who attended the party brought out that there was much liquor consumed during it's progress and that fist fights between the guests were frequent throughout. the evening. Two witnesses also ex. the opinion that Rex did not laii from ,ne boat or the dock of the Lake Union Dry Dock Machine Go. where the Malibu was moored.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
KALs|N SUBsThT|ON ON KODIAK MADE
 NEW HEADQUARTERS

With the object of devoting pract- ically all the energy of the govern ment experimental farm on Kodiak
 to animal husbandry and grastology lin the belief that livestock raising On the Kodiak-Afognak group will prove more profitable than farm cultivation, all the activities at the Kodiak station will be transferred to the sub-station at Kalsin, 16 miles away where future headquarters will be maintained according to w. T. White, in charge of the government experimental animal husbandry in tn territory, who has just, passed thru Seward The change has been necessitated by better facilities in the handling of feed and better condi- ions generally for the work. Peter Johnson, foreman is in direct charge Of the work
 "OLr investigations thus far indie ate a great livestock future for the Kodiak group and possibly many other islands to the Westward" said
 Mr Whl,e. "GraEitology literally means the study of grasses, range and how much stock can be handled on a given area. Coupled with this is the study of the most suitable breeds of cattle and sheep to be adotped, which comes under the head of animal husbandly
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
.BEE KEEPERS CONVENTION
 REPORT \ LIGHT CROP

YAKIMA, Aug. 16. R,-Beeke pers attending a meeting of the Yakima county beekeepers association here reported light honey crop is in prospect, due to loses of bees on ar count of spray poisoning, estimated at 30 to 50 per cent where bees are kept in the orchards districts. Will liam sires. resigned as secretary of the association and J, Cane was elected 10 that position.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17

Fred Manuel of Hoonah suffered a stroke of paralysis of the right arm few days ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17

Seattle ice cream and fresh candies at Sylvia's.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17

SHAVING LOTIONS, HAIR ToNlcs AND FACE POWDERS. scHALLER ER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
STEEL MANUFACTURER
 KILLED IN TAkEOFF

PALO ALTO, Calif, Aug. Is. (R- H. J Higgins, wealthy retired steel manufacturer, formerly of Cleveland was killed instantly, when he at tempted to leave an airplane just as t took off Higgins with his wife and son were returning to Oakland after attending the Hoover notification ceremonies in plane owned by the Pacific Air Service.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
STRIKE IS OFF

CHICAGO, Aug. 16. (P-Although possibilities of strike have been
 eomentarily averted, wage negotia- tions between the general managers of Western Railroads and Trainmen and Conductors Brotherhood threaten to collapse.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
TWO cHARRED BODIES

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 16. R)-Two charrsd and unidentified bodies were found in the ruins of barn, destroy. bd by fire here, finemen r'eportd.. Police and fire department inyestiga- tors said the fire apparently resulted from moonshine still
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AT TENDED. Schailerer's Alaska Shop.
NAGNECOIL BLANKET

Magneooil Blanket; three free treatments to any one that calls at my house any week day from 10 a m to 3 p. m. Phone Madison 63.
 Mrs. E. A. Crawford, Agent.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17

John Holzworth of White Plains, N w., big game hunter, arrived in Juneau last week enroute to Admir- ality Island to obtain specimens of brown bear for the Field Museum
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
HER GOODNESS sAKE!"

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. (H)-E, H. Cherrington of the Anti Saloon League charged that secret meeting of Brewers will be held in Chicago on September 9th. to further the candi dacy of Governor Smith.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
ALLEGED DRUG ADDICT

E. Mcleod, arrested in Ketchikan and charged with larceny, is being held for further observation Mcleod will be investigated on charge of insanity which has also been filed against him and for alleged drug ad- diction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-23
MAY CREDIT
c. COLUMBUS
Field Museum Fails to
Credit Story of
Norsemen

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Py-Colum-
bus, perhaps, really discovered Amer
lea. The Field Museum. at any rate,
is yet to be convinced that Norsemen
~antedatcd his arrival in the new
world.
In its report available today the
museum took the view that n can
open either the door Of legend or the
door Of history and take what he
finds.
The recent Mcmillan SUBJ
arctic expedition of the musem
peeped over the door of legend and
espied some ruins on Sculpin Island
near Main on the Labrador coast.
DR.. william Duncan Strong, assist
ant curator Of North American eth
nology and archaeology, anthropol-
ogist Of the expedition, failed 10 sec
in the ruins any connection with a
viking settlement of centuries ago.
The ruins, he said, resemble the re-
mains OF an old Eskimo whaling
camp.
They frequently have been held up
as possible proof Of an early Morse
settlement, but Mr.. Strcng said the
stonework is not typical of authenti-
Gated ruins in Greenland; rather,
they bear some resemblance 10 en-
closures found around Eskimo burial
and camp sites in other regions.
DR.. Strong doesn't deny the Morse
men landed about 900 A. ID. but, he
said:
"No tangible evidence to support
this belief has been found so far.
There have been many other reports
Of Morse ruins, but when inyesti-
gated. all Of them, to date, as in the
present instance, proved to be in.
conclusive or definitely wrong
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-23
PRISONER IS
HONOR GUEST
Aged Man Spends First
Night Out With
Young Friend

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 22.AR-
Autua devotion Of a gray haired
PRISONER In the Tennessee peniter.
,ary and a ~i0-yesr-old grandson q,
we warden came to light here wbsr
William Fitzgerald walked out 81 tho
penitentiary. p~ardoned BY Governor
Henry M. Horton.
Fitzgerald went 10 the boms -
warden A. A. McCorAle where he
spent last night as an honored guest.
sno today planned to leave for a
wood the lad over whom he had
hursed patiently once in Nashville
"nen the latter lay desperately III.
fitzgerald had known Wood before
'ne iatter's illness, and was permitted
% a trusty to go to the warden's
nome when he hear dthe youth was
fighting for his life.
Later, after the boys recovery, he
often visited the old man in the peni-
fentlary and ~endeavored to brighten
ne life Of the prisoner.
Fitzgerald said he had no future
mi after the visit, declaring all his
riends and relatives in Memphis,
Tenn, where he was convicted in
1911 for staying his vi fe, had died.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. 2..-FJ-This
is a brisk season for the babes behind
the footlights.
Several score OF mothers lead pre-
cocioUs children every autumn to the
casting agencies which supply child
players for roles on the New York
stage. Generally the number Of such
actors far exceeds the call for them.
In many seasons, among 200 new
plays, there are parts for only three
or four youngsters.
This year, however, a full dozen
Of them are reveling nightly in the
land of make-bclieve. One rs a fea-
tured player, and another has come
from London to muse American
playgoers.
The most seasoned Of the young
players is Junior Durkin. who At ~
has played in "Pinafore" with viii
liam Fayersham, in a revival Of The
Squaw Man" and now in Courage"
in which he shares honors with Janet
Beecher, the star.
In the play he is one Of a widows
brood Of five. and il IS he who en-
ables his mo.rer AZ last to turn the
wolf from the door. In real life,
too. his mother is a widow. Her
husband died when Junior was five,
and she became n telephone opera
tor at the Shubert theatrical offices.
When her three children were old
enough she sent them to dramatic
schools, and now all are actors
Junior and his sister. Gertrude, IN
Courage" and an elder sister. Grace.
in motion pictures. Gertrude is Is
and is playing her first professional
role.
Teddy Hayes, the foreign import
alton, is a 12-year-old lad from Lon
don, and he is helping Beatrice Lille
and Noel Coward to get laughs IN
This Year Of Grace" When G. B.
Cochrane. English producer, decided
to bring the revue to the United
States he went 10 the same dramatic
school Coward had attended as a boy
and picked Teddy for the youngster
Of his American cast.
Two Of the young players % the
current season may become veteran
troupers in their first roles. One Is
Eleanor Shaw, eight. who plays little
Kim Ravenal in "Show Boat" and
the other is Charles Walters. 10,
Nina's young son in O'Neilfs
Strange I~nterlude.' Both Of them
have been playing the same parts IN
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sure OF heavy supplies and are said
to be now ut q most unsatisfactory
level 20 far a. the Cuban planter IL
concerned.
approximately 5000 baskets Of Lii
ma beans also are being shipped week
ly TO the New York market where
they ara said to be meeting with good
demand and fair prices. The Limas
are subject to rigid inspection OF
the Cuban Agricultural department
before they are allowed to be put
aboard the steamers. and each pack
age goes out with the departments
seal attached. Peppers. cucumbers
and other vegetables also are being
exported, but in small quantities.
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Cuba Vegetables
Are Now Flooding
Eastern Markets

HAVANA, Cuba. Dee. 1e.-Last
week saw a total of $4,000 crates of
tomatoes exported from Cuba to the
United States, practically all Of which
went to the New York market. The
movement can now be said TO be in
full swing with approximately So
900 TO 10000 crates being available
for export weekly during the balance
Of December and continuing into jan
uary.
Most Of the tomatoes shipped thus
far have been from Guines district,
but some shipments have also been
made from the Herradura section,
and Mantanzas will begin shipping
this week. The quality Of the stock
in all sections is said to be superior 70
that produced in other years due to
favorable weather during the grow
ing season and to growers having
planted the Globe variety almost ex-
clusively this season. Reports from
the American markets are to the eff
feet that the tomatoes are proving
very acceptable from quality stand
point, but prices have dropped dur
ing the past ten days under the pres