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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-05
Concert at Post
Friday Evening

The 18th cavalry band will give a
concert Friday evening 1880 TO $3.50
o'clock at the Fort Brown ~bandstand
on the parade grounds.
Classical and semi-classical num-
bers will be in~terspersed with pop
ular selections. Nibelungen, a march
written by Wagner, is the last on the
program. This melody built w
around German tradition and legend,
is expected TO be we'll received.
The program follows:
]. March. "Our Country First,
Won Unschild.
,. Selection, Babe in Toyland,'
Herbert.
3. Valse. "Eternelle lvresse." Came
4. Berceuse, ~"Joselyn," GODDARD.
5. Characteristic, 1.-THE Wedding OF
the Rose" Jessel.
6. March, "Nibelungen," Wagner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-05
EXPECTSBANK
TO Be FORMED
Industrial Loan Bodv
In Formative Stage
At San Benito

SAN BENITo, Oct. 5.-Organiza-
ton OF an industrial loan bank. pre-
limlnsry plans for which were
worked out a meeting here Thurs
day afternoon, is expected to be com
pleted in the next ten days or two
weeks. according TO Victor II. Mertz,
principal organizer.
The bank is being sponsored BIZ the
san Benito Retail Merchants associa-
ton during the formative stages, but
VIII not be operated in conjunction
with this organization when il is
formed.
Members Of the board of directors
of the San Benito Merchants as
ISOLATION went to McAllen Wednesday
night Of this week, and conferred
with Mrs. C.. W. Bewley. who is head
of such a loan bank in Corpus
Christi. Mrs. Bewley was scheduled
to come 70 San Benito for the meet
ing Thursday afternoon, but was
called back to Corpus Christi Thurs
day morning. She will return to this
scity and aid in the organization OF
the bank at a later meeting, Mr.
Mertz said, and also will aid in the
formation of such q bank at McAllen
where a similar o has been
started.
The industrial loan bank as plan
ned here will be mainly for the pur-
pose of r%efinancing persons who owe
. number Of small accounts at diff.
ferent stores. and who are unable Il
pay these. The bank will start with
9 capital stock of about $4,000
which will be distributed among mer-
chants in the city, and will handle
mainly loans under $3.50.
Its purpose is handling such loans
Is to enable persons owing such
amounts at several different places
to pay them all off. and then pay
back the loan in monthly install.
fnentS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-05
Ship Crew and 80 On
Missing River Craft

EDMONTON. Alta. Oct. 5.-tPl-
Fears were felt here today for the
safety Of the so passengers and the
crew Of the Hudson Bay company's
steamer Distributor. unreported since
she left Ahlavik, Sept. ~, bound down
the Mackenzie river for Fort Smith.
She is eight days overdue at the lat
ter port.
This late in the year low water
and ice are a menace to shipping and
company officials fear the ship has
either been sunk or stranded some
where along the reaches of the river.
far from civilization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-05
Bear on Pole Stops
Electrical Service

SAN ANGELO, Texas, Oct. SIP,
Electrical service was DISRUPTED
here for 2 time yesterday when =
bear cub, mascot Of the local Lions
club climbed an electric light pole
and grounded the connections.
u was necessary for the power
company TO throw off the city power
while the frightened little animal
was removed from the wire in which
he had become entanrled. A life net
held BY firemen caught Bruin, Jr..
when he fell from the pole.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-05
CITY BRIEFS
Called Communication, Rio Ora,

Called Communication, Rio Grsnde
Lodge No. 81. A. f. e. A.
"a NJ. Masonic Temple. 1880
IN this evening. Friday. Oc-
oEGE tober ;, 1928. Work in +.
~ A.. and NJ. NJ. degrees.
Visiting brethren frater-
nally invited.-Adv.
II You Have anything to haul or
store, phone 27S.-Valley Bonded
Warehouse a. Storage Co.-Adv. If.
Goes 10 Tabasco-Milton n. West,
prominent Brownsville attornev left
this city Friday for Tabasco, Hi
dalgo county. The trip is being
made purely for business purposes
he announced prior to depsrtur'.
You Call 2Ts. We haul.-Valley
Bonded Warehouse & Storage Co.
Adv. If.
Seek Clothing Capt. Workman,
head of the Volunteers of America
in Brownsville. has issued another
cal for old shoes and clothing. The
wearing apparel will be given out
by the organization to the city'S
poor. An unusual number Of calls
are being made to the institution
for wearing apparel. he said.
All Kinds Of feed at hardtime pric-
es.-Valley Bonded Warehouse &
Storage Co.--Adv. If.
Record Crowd-A record crowd
was expected to witness the foot.
ball game between Brownsville and
La Feria high school football squads
Friday afternoon. The day gave
promise of being ideal for the
game.
Spanish, Mexican or Ba.ber's Itch
One bottle Of Imperial Eczems
I.emedy is guaranteed 70 Re enough
for any case. of any kind. All drug
gists are authorized to refund your
norey IL ID tails.-Adv. (6)
To Harrington Henry SHELTON
commander Of the Brownsville
American Legion pest. left this city
for Harlingen Friday noon where
he goes TO complete arrangements
relative To activities Of Valley Leg
ionnaires AZ the nationl convention
Of the organization which opens al
San Antonio Monday.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools and heals red eyes. Doesn't
hurt. Red folding box. All drug.
gists.-Adv. On
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-05
UUtch Steamer
reported Lost,
Limping to Pori

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-(Pl-The gale
battered Dutch freighter Celaeno
with six of her lifeboats gone and
one of her crew of t~hirty-five dead
today was proceeding toward Boston
under her own steam.
IS. s. Celaeno TO all ships said
the last message relayed from the
little f%reighter. here everything y.
X. Lost six lifeboats." A previous
message had told of the death of one
of her crew swept overheard by the
heavy seas which for a time threat
ened to swamp the vessel.
The White Star liner BalAc, first
70 reach the Celaeno, was eeiieved
standing by.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-05
MAILING LISTS

Complete, up-to-the-minute mailing
llsts Tor every purpose. Valley. State
or National. All lists guaranteed
rs per cent accurate. Valley lists Of
men women auto owners land
owners-tax payers-water users
heads Of families. etc. Furnished
promptly at very moderate cost.
Shirley Letter shop. 315 Hidalgo
Bank Bldg, Mercedes. Phone 3O9.
(3l
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7 Held in Ohio on
Filing of Cattle
Rustlirlg Charges

ST. GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Oct. s.
pts n far cry from the western
plains Of the 70's TO this ommunity
~ mining towns Of the present day,
hut nevertheless seven persons, one
Of them . woman. are under arrest
h.rs an a charge Of cattle rustllng.
several farmers near here had been
r;ssing cattle recently but could find
~ clue Of the thieves until one
hrssder recognized = hide nailed on
b,rn as formerly belonging to one
his calves. An Investigation re-
onI,eJ IN the arrest Of Reuben Han
seii confessed the thefts, po-
Hl-;J .nd his revelations caused
M arrest last night Of his wife,
~, wsv II; John Todd. Sc, and George
Nay sn ~ Bapnock. and Steve
yoSs. Fred workman. Is. and Joseph
n~r.tsneter, IS. all Of Taplin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-05

DIES IN NEW GOWN
GLENCOE, 1l.-Mrs. j. V. Corliss
dropped dead just as she finished
putting on a new gown
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-05

prnApEsT-Anton GittinEer set
t,or, here TO float 1000 miles
s ~ it The Danube on a beer barrel
Evening star., 1928-11-14
WITH THE BOWLERS

Laundrymens Bowling League, with
10 teams competing. is one of the most
successful of the new closed circuits
Last season the league was organized
and operated with fair success. Addi-
tional teams were secured this year and
q heated race, now one-quarter COM
pleted, is in progress.
Arcades are out in front by a full
set margin. with Washington trailing
ss raa:stT-up and Elite one game fur
ther to the rear Manhattans, with the
biggest pinfsll to date, are riding in
fourth place. Just two games behind
the second place Washingtonians.
Sparks of Washington is the out
standing star to date, carrying a 1877
average, at the same time holding high
set, $50, and being tied for strike hon.
ors and holding the spare record. Nj
land. hewitt and Latham share strike
honors and Rodiffer. the Page star,
holds the high game mark. 140.
Elites SAT game and Manhattan's
Evening star., 1928-11-14

Recreation team of Ladies District
League bids fair to finish the first quar-
ter of the schedule with three or
four game lead Billie Williams quint
has won l3 of its first 2l games and
gives promise of holding its lead through
out the season. Arcadias, after medi-
ocre start, have been clinging close to
the leels of the leaders.
Rena Levy is the heavy scorer for the
Recreations, but it is the consistent
work of the entire team that is keep
ing it at the top of the heap. Will
liams. Wrigley Mccormick and Brad
burn are all listde among the consistent
scorers.
The second clashes with Arcadia and
Lucky Strike teams will largely deter
mine whether Recreations have the
power to retain their healthy lead. Ar
cadiaS will be met at the Arcadia, No.
vcmber 26, and Lucky Strikes arc list
ed for December 10.
Bryant, the Night Owls ace of North
east League, is high average man to
date in that circuit. His 108-7 mark
stands alone, with T. Check, Watt,
McProuty and Norris battling for the
runner-up berth. Each of the latter
has few pins over the 104 mark.
Bryant also leads in strikes with 8. and
t. Check and Norton are tied for high
spare honors each having 80. Checks
1873 game tops that department and
A. w. Aliens 357 set is the best to date
Team records to date follow:
Evening star., 1928-11-14
D. C.-LONDON CHESS
MAY PROVE DRAW

One of the most complicated and
hardest-fought team matches in the
history OF international chess compe-
tltion, just completed between the
Washington Id London teams by
cable betwee-' The National Press Build
ing here and the London Chess Club
at London, has been referred to the
Amsterdam. Holland, Chess Club to b.
adjudicated. At present chess leaders
are predicting a draw, whereby the
insult Trophy will remain in this
country.
Three of the six matches will be de-
cided by the adjudic2tcT7. The same
number ended in draws. MilotkowSki
of Washington drew with Ya.es Of Lon
don, as did Turover of Washington and
Buerger of London and Perkins OF
Washington and Winter of London.
Whitaker Mitchell. Byler Serg cant
and Walker-Goldstein matches remain
TO be decided. 1t is probable that the
former match will be declared a draw,
the second awarded to Sergeant of Lon
don and the third to Walker of Wash
ington. The Walker -Goldstein match
has been protested by the Washington
team. 1t is claimed the London player
made move and later withdrew it, the
local team contending that Walker
WOuA0 lldNC NOll lldQ > llISI
move stood.
The local teams showing against the
London team is the best an American
team has made in recent years. Lon
don defeated Chicago two years ago, 4
u 2, and defeats New York last year
by the SS-i.e score. Should London be
--:,asS ded a win this year :" the adjudi-
Gators the insult Trophy will bceoms
permanent property of that club. Local
chessmen are hopeful that a deadlock
will result, thereby keeping the trophy
in this country.
Praise of the Washington players is
contained in a cablegram received here
yesterday by r. T. Whitaker from the
London Chess Club officials. The cable
gram read:
Greatly enjoyed match. Hearty con-
eratulations on your splendid fight
Sergeant demonstrates win. Unfinished
games sent to adjudicators.'
Evening star., 1928-11-14
u S. DAILY PINMEN
LIST MARYLAND FOE

HYATTSVILLE, Md, November "a
Two attractive special bowling matches
have been caIded on the Arcade alleys
here SATURDAY. night. Hyattsville Vol
unteer Fire Department will entertain
the United States Daily team of Wash
tngton and the Sioux and Rinky Dinks
outfits of the Prince Georges County
Mems Duckpin Association will clash.
Both engagements are to start at 8
O'Clock
United States Daily team, which is a
member Of the Commercial League in
Washington, will select its starting line
up from Bill Lynch, Keith Rowe. Joe
Bush, Martin Oberman, Otis Lawrence,
Gurney Thompson. Ben Schneider and
Earl Kennedy, who is manager and
captain.
After several weeks practice Morris
Frenchy) Cohan, manager and coach
of the Frenchy Cohan midget class
basket ball team, has decided upon his
first team.
1t comprises Mink Lewis and Wood
ward Hurd, forwards; Rolph FARRELL
center, and Lee Goss and Curley Byrd
jr., guards. Bob Temple, Ell around re-
serve player: Vernon Holland. forward
end center: York Hollingsworth for
are leading utility tooserS.
II plans carry the team will enter the
1l5-pound division of the Washington
BOYS Club Basket Ball League.
For the past four seasons tllC
Frenchy Cohan quint has been playine
in insect class ranks and has done veil
Games with 115-pound class quints
are now sought by the team with five.
having floors. Call Hyattsville 1885
between and 730 pm.
Two former star athletes of Hyatts.
vile High School will be candidates foi
the University of maryland VARSITY
basket ball team this Winter. They arr
: Morris FrenchyD Cohan and Bob Gay.
lor. Cohan played at a forward pos
and Gaylor at center last season for til;
Old Line Freshmen and showed
strongly.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
HORNSBY SIGNS 2-YEAR
CONTRACT WITH CHICAGO

CHICAGO, November IA lPy.-Rogers
Hornsby, erstThile st. Louis Cardinal,
New York Giant and Boston Brave.
yesterday became memoef of The
Chicago Cubs.
The "Rajah" of base ball, Tho las
been with three clubs in three Years,
signed a contract, SAID to be similar to
the one ne had with the Boston Club.
1t has two years to run.
President William L. Veeck of tho
Cubs declined to make public the sal
airy figure, but it Is understood to ba
approximately $4,000 a year with a
bonus for signing.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

Delta Zeta and Phi Mu sorority bas-
keters were victorious last night in the
double header of the intersorority baS-
ket ball circuit at George Washington
University. Delta Zeta defeated Sigma
Kappa Is to 6, while Phi Mu, led by
Dorothy Pullen, who starred under the
basket, rolled up 30-to-4 count against
Phi Delta.
Tomorrow night Sigma Kappa will
face Gamma Beta Pi and Kappa Delta
will oppose Alpha Delta Pi in double
header at the H street gymnasium.
winding up play for this week. Next
week, a full schedule is planned, in
cluding double headers on Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights.
OF the five games played to date, the
closest and hardest fought was that be-
tween Phi Mu and Chi Omega last week,
in which the former noSed out the lat
ter by one basket at 1914. Harriet
Bash is the manager of the Phi Mu
squad, which has not yet suffered de-
feat, and Julia Denning manages the
Chi Omega squad
Results of all games played to date
are:
Alpha Delta Pi defeated Phi Delta, % to
Gamma Beta ri defeated RI s Beta Phi, y is to to
u; Delta zeta defeated Sigma Kappa, is to
Q; Fhl Mu defeated Phi Delta, 80 to 4.
Mrs. ]. T. HI. O'Rear won the first
flight of the Army War College minia-
ture golf tournament yesterday, while
Mrs. George Grunert took first honors
in the second flight. Mrs. O'Rears net
was 38. Mrs. Grunert rounded the nine
holes in net 43
The group will play again next Tues
day, weather permitting.
Results:
First fight-Mrs, J. r. Il. o'Rear, So:
Mrs. j. r. Johnston, AZ; Mrs r. 81 Porter
42; Mrs. J. l. Ardrey. 46, ana Mrs. Max
second Eight-Mrs. G. Grunert, As; Mrs.
e MeCornaeS. "A; Mrs. E.. Humphrey. "a;
e: MRS Clark Lynn, 46; Mrs. L: G. Allen.
Eesson. 48; Mrs. c. Parker. 4e; Mrs. j. [.
Dewitt. ~; Mrs. r. T. Phinney, SO; Mrs.
L. Nj. Fredendall. So.
! Jessie La Sale, assistant superintend-
ent in charge of research of the Dis
trict of Columbia public schools. ad-
dressed the leaders training course at
the Y. w. c. A. last night on THE
Psychology of the Adolescent Girl {"
| This was the third lecture in the series
being conducted under the Joint aus
pices of girls organization leaders in
the city.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
FREMONT A. c. TO AGAIN
HAVE FORMIDABLE. FIVE

With all members of last seasons
clever team again at hand, in addition
to a couple OF new players, fremont
Athletic Club basket ball tossers are
booking games with senior and UNI
limited class quints. A contest for
Saturday in Wilson Normal gym is
especially sought. Challenges viii be
received by Manager Pete CianQo at
Columbia 9214-W.
N. Galotta, D. Galotta, Wilmer, P.
C!ango and d. Ciango are members
CT last seasons team again at hand
Ray Johnson and Bill Snahady are
newcomers.
Jewish Community Center's unlimited
class uint IS after a game for next
Sunday Call Decatur 1o7l. The team
will practice tonight in the Center eyrl.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
COSTER BOWLS BEST
IN u. M. ALUMNI LOOP

Joe Coster of the leading Blackstraps
team tops the individual average list of
Maryland Alumni Bowling League at
the close Of the first quarter of the
schedule. His mark to date is 1919
His 367 set leads in that department.
while Buell. teammate, holds high
game, 148. Coster, Buell. Merrick and
Snyder are tied for high strike leader
ship, with each, and Haig of Ross
.bourgs leads in spares recorded with As.
Individual records of bowlers COM
peting in nine games or more follow:
Evening star., 1928-11-14
TURNESA AND CIUCI WIN,

PINEHURST, N. c., November IA Up.
Joe T'urnesa of White Plains, N. Y,
and Henry Ciuci of Bridgeport, Conn,
won the ninth annual Midsouth best
ball tournament here yesterday, setting
a new low score for the tournament
OF l3l strokes for 36 holes. They had
cards OF 66 for the morning and 65 for
he afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
CALLAHAN IS SUSPENDED.

CHICAGO. November IA (R-
Wuzhy Callahan Of Los Angeles, Junior
Telterweignt champion, has been sus-
pended indefinitely by the Illinois State
Athletic Commission for failure to re-
rcrt an injury that caused him TO
arcel match III Peoria. Ill, Novsm-
Der IL.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
Washington Ladies' League bowlers

Washington Ladies League boWlerS
had on off night last night. After two
weeks of sensational shooting, a gen.
eral let-down was noticeable. Mar
jorie Bradt, Commercials star, was
unable to roll because of injuries and
the Commercial-Amazon clash was
postponed as Bronson Quaites of the
latter team also was idle because of ILL
ness
Evening star., 1928-11-14

Browns went into the lead in The
Evening Star League last night at the
Coliseum by defeating Harry Fry's Cubs
two of three games. Cubs started strong
with a 511 game, but were vanquished
in the next two.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AOENCIES.
COOKS. Waiti esses. chambermaids. nurses,
dav and part time workers, general house
WORKERS, Cleaners. dresSmakers, porter5, bus
hoya. Pot. 89. 9.---------- 10 ID
CALL NORTH 5524, Apply 1923 4th st. for
domestic heIp. chauffeurS, elevator operators,
store maids laundry help. cleaners.
COMPETENT HELP furnished daily; positions
open daily Nat nj Personnel Bureau. 533 Bond
Bldg. 18th end N. Y. ave. NV. M 1921.
STFN,1TRAPHERS s20-S25 xk. No charge
unless placed Washington Employment Ex-
change, 2i4 National Press Bldg. 14th & F.
sTENoG.. typist, bookkeeper. clerical help,
etc Free registry. Main 1898. 1888 G st. NV.
BOYD Employment Service.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
BEATTY PARLORS.

SCIENTIFIC CARE OF HAIR AND SKIN:
supervision of bacteriologist. Permanent re-
moval of Superfiuous hair. warts and moles.
Special permanent wa1es. $3.50 and up.
SCALP TREATMENT. THURSDAY. 25c.
All Other Beauty Culture Work. 10c to soc.
PERMANENT WAVE. SIS.
Work Done Under Expert Supervision.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. INC.
Wash.'s Only Exclus Beauty Culture School.
8l7 14th st. NV. Franklin 9813
Evening star., 1928-11-14
SALE-MISCELLANPOLS.

apDs!s5 IS sasS aASHlFE SEsnlR lRsFsssR' ss rs 5m
NV. IA
/ ANTIQUEs-Tip tables, chair and ball table.
corner cupboard, hair armchairs. sewing
table, china. Potomac 1900. Apt 1873.
ANTIQUE HALL TABLE, Sheraton dining
tion. Telephone North 1914
n draDes IN blue rose cha and g sod atSn @
P Ap pS s6s s0 2lfs St AZ nome Ai!er
BEDSPREAD, beautiful hand-crocheted. dou-
pced scne Sorth 1918 Inco
BEDROOM sUITE--,4 pieces. nearly new; fin.
lshed in walnut; will sacrifice at fraction OF
cost. Clev. 3233-W. after 5 o'clock. 16'
Phone Phone n, e't 5o44. 1915 Lincoln I'd. ne. IA
BRUNSWICK PANATRoPE. practically new;
ords. TeieDhone Columbia s2l7-J after. s
D.m. 16s
BUILDING MATERIALS. bathtubs and brick
buildings now ut our 3 yards! Good floor
ing. lac foot; sheathing and framing. &c;
completes plumbing. fixtures. radiators, pipe
many other items; lowest prices and larsest
'iafS1af MEca1NGER sT Co. H' ssai da % ave- nw
HECHINGER CO. 9Th and C stS. s.w.
HECHINGER CO.. 5th and Fla. ave. ne.
COAL RANGE-New Baltimore improved coal
5aase' 5s5. excellent condition Phone Lincoln
sS5fs ss5I da i5Ss Ken KsnSSh s. NV Phone ASs%s
COAT. fur-trimmed. 38-40. cost .Sloo. for
s5S; s5S; Lays lays Eisn wrist jSe watch cost $685. for
engines; instruments. furniture; low rental:
only s275. Address Box 2O4-C, Star once.
aSfsrs desSs taSesS sSsTs 81 e
file cabinets Cabinet safes and used once
Som Sis 0a St faa nR aSG %aia Fans s,as Is IL Baum
DESK DESKS, chairs, hles safes; tables; cheapest
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each. ga i4th St n NV = NOO1 eOIOI'lOH' e-'
DRESSES. handsome street, evening; fur,
eha OaS aS eSaRs SonR 5 S5O sewing
ELEcTRIcAL PICTURES; closing out at
glass: fne for cafeteria; $40 Col s7ss is
FUR COAT. size 38. $40 Call Room 4l0
Carpenters. Building
FURNITURE and rugs. living and bed room
suites. gateleg table, odd chairs. chest. ta-
bleS. beds, high grade; reasonable. 20l4
Kalorama rd. n W.
FURNITURE-Beautiful bed-davenport,, jac-
en- pieces. radio cabinet. celiarette; gateleg.
tLt-top, library tables; da bed, mattress,
reIrlgerator, rugs lamps, mirrors, tapestries,
TYPEWRITER: reasonable. 1928 i4th NV. 14'
Observation-Disclosures mahogany dining
table; lovely walnut china case; reasonable
North 9618.
FURNyTURE-Almost new 3-piece taupe mo-
hair living room suite. handsome carved
frame; extreme bargain. 1860 Columbia rd
FURNITURE-3-piece living room suite. not
overstuffed; cheap; owner moving INQUIRE
49 r ne. North 4442-W.
FURNITURE. complete Groom apt, includ-
ing piano USED one year; must sell Phone
North 85S3 2l19 4th st..n.e. i4'
Evening star., 1928-11-14
CANDY statesmen.

Candy statesmen wanted for
CITY trade. to sell from trucks.
Salary, $50 per week and COM
mission. Must furnish cash
bond of 5000 Address in own
handwriting. stating age and
where employed during past
five years. VIII consider sales
men who have sold bread, cakes
or mayonnaise. All applica-
tons will be treated strictly
confidential. Address Box 40S-
II, Star office.
Evening star., 1928-11-14

l.543 set are the best team scores TO
date. Team records to date follow:
Evening star., 1928-11-14
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
We have steady money
maker for aggressive men. See
Mr.. Christman, Room 2l7.
Chestnut Farms Dairy, 10th and
Penna. ave. NV. bet. 10 and II.
MEAT CUTTERS, first class,
for permanent position. Apply
American Stores Co, 023 B st.
NV, Thursday. $50 am.
MAN familiar with installation
work on stokers or handy in a
general way in doing brick
work, etc, around boiler room.
Apply at once. Iron Fireman
Sales Co.. 1929 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-11-14
HEIP-MALE AMI FEMALE

CLERK. drug and toilet goods, experienced
preferred. Louis K. Liggett Co., 1907 Con-
necticut ave.
EMPLOYEES wanted VINO are now working in
Government dept. to handle side-line prop
osition during spare time: opportunity to
earn S25 to $50 per week without much ef-
fort Address Box 337-H. Star ONCE.
orchestra. Also Also saSophonist. abby H fH" L. r
YounEs, 1913 14th 81. NV, 4 o'clock and
Evening star., 1928-11-14

CLOTHING BOUGHT.
Mems clothing, shoes, etc, bought: best
prices; auto calls. Main 4l45 Ju5th'S Old
stand, 6lS d st. NV.
fContinued on Newt P11e1