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Many YetOes Noted.

MUul tCtOcS lNOtCus
Congress is beginning to observe
the Presidential frown on various
legislative measures. Vetoes of leg
islation not meeting with his approval
are coming into the senate and house.
BY far the greatest in Importance is
the McNary-Haugen bill. which car
ries farm relief legislation and is al
most assured of a veto from the Presi-
dent. 1t is said that Congress knows
full well that the inclusion of the
equalization fee, which brought about
a veto last year, would lead the
measure to a similar veto at this ses-
sion. There are several other meas
ures which are expected to fall under
the axe at the White House. Yet,
it is extremely difficult for the legis-
lative body to muster the required
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shlpstead Amendment Falls.

Shlpstead Amendment Falls.
Washington-By vote of A to Is
an amendment by Senator Shipstead,
Minnesota, to increase the tariff duties
on agricultural products, was re-
tected.
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MCPHERSON

Mr. and Mrs. HOrnibroOk and his
sister and brothers-in-law spent two
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Croft
They were from st. Cloud.
Bonnie Peterson went to Mime.
apolis Tuesday for few days visit
with his folks.
Roy Elmer and son Kenneth, went
to Superior Wednesday to have some
dental work.
Mr. and Mrs. Wahlquist and family
of Kerrick were visitors in Nickerson
Wednesday evening.
Leonard LeMay and his friend
spent Sunday with his folks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. LeMay enter
tanned company over Sunday.
Roy Elmer and two sons, and Miss
Goggin attended church in Duquette
Sunday.
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WASHINGTON LETTER
tcontinued from Page y

ICOHtiHUeu IrUiH FdSe u
based upon the aid he has given in
groups of labor and other group men,
berships.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-05-24

member that we should be prepared
to maintain peace for this wonderful
country of ours, the land of the free.
and the home of the brave.-The Post
masters Gazette.
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Statesmen

An opportunity to several
high-grade statesmen to complete
our organization. We invite the
closest inspection Of hieh-grade
ambitious men who are looking
tor a permanent connection.
Remuneration on "A commission
basis. Average commission.
500 per sale, This is a musical
speciality and il sold directly to
restaurants, candy shops. hotels,
theatera, road houses, recreation
places. etc. Manufactured by
a concern in business over 80
years. Cali Monday and Tues
day at our Washington office
between $50 am, and S pm.
Sl6~ IL Mather Bldg. olo G st,
NV,
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HElI-MAIE AND FEMALE

sSIN1 -tpSttG n.Nn tB.WAlsE.
A.Ea1s 10 seli new barg isrprout key
viewed buy Liberal commission means bis
r taT to y",. a@:b 9Th ct. NV. 'n.af
sALEsrEori.E AMI crew manasrfs~-~Teilson
MILE. tnt,. has openings =" Md. Va aud
D. G. Can a.e a few ,gar..'ine for sln''iai
Manager. d. + st Nv ROAM aos. IN.
AGENTS axe s:ta "a 800 "a VIZ. No "a.
s"tsr. Je~riis sales ontht free. Eaiaiisiri
1906 Iotns btos Il Go, .i5 W Randolph,
A1ESIs-~4ioid s'sn letters fo' atot" w,i,,
Metallic Latter 90. ia3 n. t'i,rh. chlraso. !.
s"n ca, sell ~ IA "f 30 homes. Welcon,e
AGENTS. every t"~n aud ciiy. /" seIl he
ias;srsoil iollar s,fpr". to' shatp,nins ~
Of sbaves possibiH fran one blade. Manu-.
featured by hob, = ins,rsoll Of dollar
man prSs,,.s, Wit" lar nattcuiaTs. MI
4 inEeIsoli. Inc. 17S Broadway. New TorA
from snldor. Boz 100 pa Ave STA
CAN you Sell, coin,ea people Write
.e.ker Chemical g.. =. Louie. Mo IS.
I'fT ouT.~Amaeins ,ngsenti"n one devire
ssashes diies, poIishea Windows 10 a lins
ese'y hpt.#s@'ie wants u. No more ia'iisis
,sss' ,".el. water ss. tas, I'D ,e' 's zen,
poh' 300 @efk u sass. send for eata
li,ts, Dite.t trum Akr9t the Rubtsf T.ig
Free 1utht 10 husliefs Wfte auiea. kiis
NEW DEAI.~~29R .tatses ~ make III,
ft0nry With famous iibe al perfumes, ioiiei
teauislies, fDs4i ptmiiots iust packet luli ii
Ia aud rBe~ tsa sftiina sptriaittes and leaf
ess beautifully illustrated eaialus ana saIl,
pi.s nov ready, ao invesimenl neadsh, An,As
iuk new pratt pia8s Write Gnitk ~ Abnet
Rosns 10, ~ Kntie Biis Cleveland, Ohio. .
SOAP AGENTS ~~Wnte fof free sample aud
tsinA Ia ak6nts oti oar anbps, creams, ex
ita'is. ..t", Laeasstaa ~. Dept VI. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26
Statesmen.

Are you looking for an oppor,
iunity to join an industry that
Is still i'll its infancy and offers
You a lies work?
Electric refrigeration is now
entering upon its biggest year
Men with selling ability viii
find ample scope in this field
We will match our time agains,
yours in discussing its possible
ties with you.
1927 CONNECTICUT AVE.
n NA
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FLOOR MANAGER,

\ speciality store requires the
services OF an experienced floor
manager: one who knows how
to meet the public graciously
and understands how to direct a
corps of workers. Apply by let
ter. giving experience. age and
salary expected. Address Box
2l4-D. Star office.
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ARE for THE MAN.

Fur Thls ENVrptlUuhI UppOrtuhity.
There - about to be placed IN the market
~ large way discovery ~ electricity as
valuable ~ It's held the discovery Oh the
IN. ail,itsrriit ltsht or the RADIO
The commercial opportunities CORE.
spnndihsly great II has a universal market.
This atti,l" has h"rn ted over pc
tio6 OF sixteen years ana has been adopted 10y
many OF our leading institutions with almost
uhtH lics able results Manufactured 10y a ( h.
tago corporation of established reputation
Local offices are nov i1tnR opened II, minat.
Ing advertising ~ the Washington Ut w~palc,s
VIII start an sonn nv the personnel ~ the
sales rsanikation Is selected and trained.
THIS Is not "A mechanical i3rv:c". No tech.
tlls al knowledge or experience ts etrsAary =.
Those selected must spend Fix days III traintnx.
To Il few individuals thirty wears or over
al outstanding personality. energy and ability
This offers a high.grade rl@ln,cui. lifetime
business with must unusualy monthly Income
Fidelity tand VIII lie paid Tor he IT,.
please give cnntpete outline of yuurself ami
experience, Make application III written form
SWING Dhone Humtpet and two references
X II Keller .InI &nuInrIn HIdr
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=
OPPORTUNITY FOR
Statesmen

Ten men with automobiles
prcierred) for selling a standard
line of goods for old reliable
concern; salary and commission
to start; thorough training
given; splendid opportunity for
advancement. Reply between 9
and II. bringing references, to
Personnel Director. Singer Sew
ing Machine Company. 927 + st.
NV. second floor.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

SOI.ICITORS--Men. women: something new
oay every day: So TO $40 per day easy. Cal
evenings, q 10 o. 1916 A st. sc. ~
SUPERKEENi AMAZING NEW
Patented magnetic blade sharpencr, Sharp
ems all razor blades instantly. magically. bS
powerful magnetic force; new; absolutely
III tfercnt: sensational demonstration: whlrl
wind seller. Write for pocket sample. SUI
perkecn. Salisbury, N. C..
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OUR SPRING TERM

OC X SPRING i En-
will begin on Monday. April end. for the
full course In commercial radio operating
aud Junior engineering. The course covers
ten months. tuition charge - moderate. and
may bc paid weekly on terms tn suit,
Glasses are held every Monday. ,wednessis,
aud Friday night. from TO d o'clock, and
All our cradu ates are placed in positions
The Spring class viii lse the last one to he
organized before the Fall term. which will
T.Eln the first part of September. Those
VINO enroll for the Spring term will spni-
,ete the conrsa ftc months earlier than
,hnse enrolling IN september. as the college
vacation during July and August,
ALWAYS OPENINGS.
The trained and licensed radio man never
nre't worry about obtaining employment
There are always plenty OF good openings.
practically new profession. and about the
only uncrowded vocation open for a younS
or middle aged man. The work IL very
interesting and fascinating never be.
comes monotonous like most yocations
While you have a position and are earning
money II Is a mighty good plan TO lay a
little OF Il aside each week and invest i in
chat with us atout enrolling for that Snsing
term. We are at YOUR service and " i'll I've
slad TO advise vou to the hcst III our
2hiltiy as to what branch Of the radio pro
t'tston YOU should take an, Catalogue on
lFpuesi.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE.
405 9th ST. MAIN 1880. y
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SPECIALITY SHOP
MANAGER

4 small Connecticut ave. shop,
specializing in lingerie, wishes
To engage a competent business
woman: building 4 clientele and
managing the shop will require
one who is capable OF planning.
selling and working earnestly.
Apply by letter, stating former
experience. age and salary re-
auirements, Address Box 2lS-
ID. Star office.
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Beauty Culture Training that
Increases Your Earnings

Why i've satisfied with halfway training
that barely gets you by--when you can avail
~nurseif OF. our complete services and faeiii-
ties that make you more efficient and conse-
qucnty increase your earning power. Train
ins OF beauty culture students ~ mel , side
ln@ with us--its our devoted purpose ami
following ard the student rraps ihA result
uf our she. ialIzatIop and long experience at
vc;y moderate cost Come IN anal tai; Il over
MADELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. OF BEATTY
CULTURE. INC.
Suite 3o0-:i05 Burchcll BidS
81. 18th 81. NV r.. 5i3i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

fnusaal nos,,iun for college sraeiua,s cr
teat her. women who have had eNtseriencx. ~
church. educational or Sunday school work
and can devote their fun tine preferred
Write. giving tllf particulars ami uhon~ uum-
bsr Address Hox i9,. u Star ,,fii,,. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

pFAL Estate FtLtsaE%~~a Mo-, s,trAc.
ssHn fg1'iFls4oa offering ever MADE. i<'oA
t&oa IDEAL On main bjRh~ay aFaf p" asss'
;HettH Ciss water sud eie,tsf"1ts ia af
building Prize snd trims ailrA'ntf. Nc
Sfatassee FIstt1IpY homes. MOST LIBERAL
COMMISSIONS fDs saiesBasn aud saies man
s2rFs Fuii et5-oDFTaDon, IL. e., yslSnd 10
tfFFplgf
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TAILORING SALESME.

TAILUKING Statesmen.
u Simpson. Americas foremost tailor.
Ing house. eliminates all grief for salesmen
hy opening branch store in Washington.
customers may call at office to try on
clothes before accepting them. Our system.
fun credit on house orders and tremendous
lssortments at SO so and S3i 50. should
double YOUR earnings the FIRST season. THIS
Is tho most attractive proposition In the
mems wear field Give phone. etc, In first
letter and personal interview will be ar
ranged is soon our u, 1ager arrives. Adj
dress BOX lGnC Star Of Sc
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WANTED--SALESMEN.
fl,Ont1nned.

USED CAR Statesmen.
Two. experienced: must know the value
nf used cars: must he able TO sell. Apply
~ letter only: reference. Address Box
1850. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

NI0HT srPEaiNTESDYNT tehnesi~ mad,
es~raRe man. tapstyie ot meeting the pHttltr;
siexsFsd.isn ssfsteFred: give former o"tGbi'
-
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ARE YoU THE WOMAN.

gttkA~ tVl WV.HNNs
For This Exceptional Opportunity
There 10 about to se placed On the market
in large way discovery in electricity as
valuable IN ats field a. the discovery Of the
incaacescent light or the radio,
The commercial opportunities are CORE
srcudingly great II has q universal market
This article has been perfected over .
period OF sixteen years and has been adopted
ny many of our leading institutions with
ny Chicago CORPORATION Of established reru.
tstson. Local offces are now being opened.
Dominating advertising In the Washington
newspapers will start a. soon A. the rersannei
Of the sales rEani4a alton is selected and trained
This IL not mechanical device. No tech.
meal knowledge or experience - Necessary.
ThnsS selected must spend six rays in training
To few individuals. thirty years or over
this offers htgh-srsde ,iaan-rus. hFet,me
business with most uausust month"; lusNr,e
Fidelity hnn, viii se osii fer nv Us Plea 81.
give Fo-'ni%te outti0A Of raurS'lf ansi ~xnrrl.
enee MAXI aHnlicatlon IN written form saV-
tns n'>nnr nUnFts'r amt Two rpfeTgDtpS
u NJ k4ltMr WI Gnta khs.rr,
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANIEID-AGENIS
DEMONSTRATE SPRAYS 200 uses, to
aito,sts. homes. farms. dairymcn. white
washers poultrymen,, greenhouses, garden
eers: square deal: So to 81 profits each.
Rayrusler Company. Hometown. Ohio
EASTER CARDS in box assortments. new.
Art Co. ll05:1407 Eve st.---------------
GOLD LEAF WINDOW LETTERS and script
signs. No experience: 5000 profit. sample
free Meyer writes days. profits Sal SO
Consolidated, IS A. G., West Van Buren,,
Chicago.
/ PAY one dollar for old hot-watcr bottles !
That's where you make your fortune. MY
sensational Protector Is the greatest
ceiling wonder in existence. start ling mven.
lion. Every home buys. Nobody can re.
fuse. My unique plan guarantees success;
Write for great surprise Pres: T-@'4. LODI
Manufacturing Company. Middleboro. Mass.
OH HELLO! Why didn't / see this before.
Christy's Iron Rust and Stain Remover. sells
like blazes Write for free sample Christy:
me. 509S Broadway Newark. New York.
WE START YOU without n dollar. Soaps.
extracts. perfumes. toilet goods txpeTienuG.e
unnecessary. Carnatlon Co., Dept 49O. ST.
Louis. Mo-
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J5t1fJT0 ENGRAVING SALESMAN wanted 10
fake charge u sales far ,nDst f9nt;etn ard
fastest growing plan. IN California perna-
rsst opportunity for the night iban--''ne
Vfaq 10 MAILING gGGf where uD@ eppiOseS
f..,restotssenoe confidential A'tdFess Boz
y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

n1Df0 SERVICE aAg--M0,t oc fsnefi.
s,e~%s osaf with eaF pEftfFre3 ADDiy MN.
stslis Ra@9 efa9s ssh End !. sss
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SITCATION-MALE AND FFNaTP

NAN AND WIFE. white: housekeeDer- E1T.
~. West Falls Church. Va. -
RESIDENT MANAGER OF apt house IN ex-
! sndh<e Tor apt. Il desired by professIoraI
man ana vile OF quiet and substantial - a.
astsF- expertencsd IN MANAGEMENT. reutal-
anu COLLECTIONS: references. Address 10Y
1850. star Office ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

Il interested IN The best selling
proposition i'll Washington to-
day. backed with many advan-
tagcs that no other concern can
offer, sec MIR. Baldwin. BIB l4th
It. NV. , to 6 pm,
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STESOGRAPHER-TYP lady. ex.
perienced; good educatiDn: prsfsrsbly ger.
efsi Once work. Address Box 592-D. STAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

elNis> tS,aocy>& sShSS3e ~sats MerS ~ xssy
staJ IA ssa&6 4aeRtss; vtegvarx, ersNs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

STESOGRAPHER. Office asnStapt: comre-
NDt understands fling. handling corrs11i.-
snce: also legal experience: references AZ
dress BOX 33s-D Star office
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pWhL ESTATE sALESBAA-An ea@eIisst
sas"t3FtuHItE naof" bsDsff-'ts than "ah ha't
IT. no ntiBst ssie- syftsl AS sffl'f nltst t*ft'
Ssftfsplnl,I.e es4HFienos ani alae 80 r!ose.
s, sff.alsa.r p1f3 I,siis Il fsrnNhiAnd
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SITUATION-FEMALE..
ff+n-At.-AA

PRACTICAL Nurse as companion. Phone
Adams 42lJ. SUNDAY.
pRACTICAL Nurse. goOo rnasseuse. German
lady: no hOusew0rk; gentle pstient. got,tt
reference: Address Box 22-D. Star ONCE.
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| "OAAS. refined. with 5-year-Oid CHS.
NIshes position OF trust: experienced in sus
| ing Tor school or club. resident manager Or
n ,n highest references. Address Box
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NIGHT FOREMAN for garage: experience
reeassagy: ttau qualifications; If looking 10
3" .-asv }ob 40 not apply. Address Boz
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To secure what you want in the quicx.
use The Star classified advertisements.
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Charts Anniversary Sale

Wantcd-is women. intelligent. neat ap-
nearing ana pleasing personality. axe from,
- tn 10. Permanent position. restricted
territory. and real earnings for wuft1eu w.
elect, Hours Oh NO work on Saturday
Apply % to IL. 1919 2 st, rsn. Dos Monday
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SITUATION-MALE.

ALL or part time: exper. typist. secretary.
executive: speak. read French German: axe
~. Address Box 3g0.D. Star Office.
AUTO MECHANIC and truck driver. ffrst-
class. available Immediately. Lincoln CAST.
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HELP-FEMALE.

MILLINERY SALESWUMAE - Experienced
ana smart appearing. Apply J. M. Ash. 1917
tDnn. ave.
MILLINERY SALESLADY. experienced only
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SIESOGRAPHER. rapid and accurate :
widely cxperienced: moderate salary: uernla.
Eent or tempOrary. Lincoln 7721.
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PASTRY Cfl0K-AHst be fFstefass des1ra-
tsF Gsye reteTtnce and salary. Address
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t-AtNeSsSS> sFss v)Ass Mats Nah 10
SS1$ esaas' 'Asse, s2nIN SAsd, Caa NessA
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LADY SeaoS Waite, SeSzSeS ssNsatsea A. xsa-
sfAs ASussWeFS, pssiN S<sS,Atsss SsaS n4xAss
ks,<N feteFvn<y> AsSpaS SeS9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

WOMAN. young. Of refinement. teaching. de-
s,les position caring for ana tutoring chlG-
ut h IN wen appointed home. evenings: ex-
Star Office.
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lOl NJ LADY. executive ability. adaptahIe
INDUSTRIOUS: TX years experience l,oogkeep-
-. s,tthosrapheF. advertising ana coliectIor,-
available March / '.Serre,arv RoT
Manassas "a avs 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

IMAM: cultured. recently widowed would
IKE position as managing housekeeuer
LOT private family or hizh-ciass boarding.
house N exchange for room and board for
n's ano la-year-old son: can give refer
ehce- "a To- ABILITY. character etc fron.
,, erom,nen; Washington people. Teiephons
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The Rent Room and Apartment to Let
classifcations of The Star are virtually
directories of all desirable rooms and apart.
ments available in Washington.
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tktk<MkN .sn eafe ~ 500 ~ 81 900 ~
4 ~ Eas.S..g Is}dg :. ~ "a M Zhs
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FINISHES .sl4 care ~ son ~ - 900 ~
A"T H9mt.eN Bog q II n. r.
ttt-ENHEk S@E raiats and commission -
Bfaft ssjltS saDe4IssIss A1t nsHfstsfS "F
et4D@ you E@N sts ally married tgsh btN.
Fess&6 ~ foatsFk need applb- A3so sCo9
gsFssD0s}t9fsst for DaeD With light cara sf
81 day hptshss, E1oua %ls insaraiiHe Ehis
AkIFshEk~~~Ws Gied ~ I'D established in
t35saEg 01p1pApy 4 biEh.gTsde bea 90 sf5i'
f}"n ~ 'sTeseHf selling ORGANIZATION. Men
i4a selling sxpFrTefss Arefeftaa thbtikfi
f3s IL not essential IL Otherwise qualified
s9s soDne.ttbD viii bsg fran SO 500 ~
10 900 sea- and more "a lie man who
- hs56 aossssf ambitious raj, bsss
sna Sss4tk to gst ahead in tbe wDflt Pos
stf*Fs3e~ appointment s3fless ~ .1nhdcs1e
- .fh b,lsf s.fsapsi BjstpIs AddJess Epx
u.s. u Star f}fS 2fs
s9LEsMEM -vResi aeHt nen TRAVELLING ear
,ss4afjBg territory ~ k.ji seiatiesr we'll
kmtsn man1fA"tayet's tine .iittanH'e hafs
la,DHisr9s psi.n6 eEf4urls f!S % ride line
suflEsliss3uu NfIte AtstIus esDeftsH.s term
sarF yefsteuesk g4Itie Darling bat Ia 20
wet .,ftb Il Ssw YWk
s4IYfMAh ~ ssiI sif1.k in inturaDfe Gout.
Iany DAY eEfnHg. hfs fHtttsEtfns "a,
. II saef plan ~ EEFen SttL sto'k de added
ly.9seusat UsaD taEfk well @jiI ngofes
eje;f'ss frSD owning aOtnnobiiss snd lfsst ~
Va ISlRe ~ IA iHslf sas'e business Tor ssies
pxo ~ tDmn13 sstf,G hGGftes E9G .bT
g. sIss uffos. o. bh"p* Bsbsssf Hslh
go4ss Nh
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EFE10PJhG sALYsHAE xjth csf:. g.a"d
s,r,ssftftlDiiy fog cosnbs9etH ulsu, Apnjy -
'. A Rn,msV Rhode Btsilert Tj3 II n.@s
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~f-AMsIEESS And TAILDKESs. experi-
: il"cd: LIE End q. NV: Pot. 2949. 80
RY.STEEOGRAPHER. aged 20
ity: II years practical Experience: iegag
~ork preferred. but not essential. Call p0-
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-12
SLAIN WOMAN
 HAD DAUGHTER
New Discovery Is Made in Murder of Wealthy
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LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 12-- The discovery of an unsigned VIII of Mrs. Amelia Appleby, wealthy victim of the recent sack mur. der" leaving her entire fortune to a daughter Margaret, has starr. ed the sheriff's office on new angle of investigation into the staying of the woman.
 The unsigned will was found In packet of deeds, notes and oth' CT personal papers of the mur- dered woman.
 ] This was the first intimation received by the officers that Mrs. Appleby had daughter.
 The unsigned document was drawn up by an attorney in Chi eago in 1925 and provided that in lhe event of the death of Mrs. Appleby. her estate. now estimat- ed between $125,O00 and $250, ,000, should go to her daughter Mar garet, and in case the latter was not alive should go to c. Richard Betts, Grace Alma Betts. and Jean Betts. the three children of c. R. Betts. Chicago attorney, who was also named guardian of Mrs. Ap- pleby's daughter in the event df the mothers death.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-12
Thief Reproues Vctis,, tor Hiding Wedding Ring

GENEVA, Jan. PA woman whose handbag was stolen in a train at Basic received the fol. lowing note from the thief:
 "Madame-I stole your handbag and on opening it found 12O francs, your car ticket and your wedding ring. was overcome by remorse. as this was my first theft. and intended at first to re- turn the contents by post, but reconsidered.
 A woman who carries her we'd ding ring in a bag instead of on her finger. which is the correct place, could not respect herself or be honest.
 Therefore, to punish you I de ciGed to keep the stolen goods. Go and sin no more"
 The lettef was signed Moral ist,' and vas 1sanded over tc Che police: