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FIRM REORGANIZED.

CHICAGO, August 20 14).-The II
w. Gossard Co, corset manufacturers
has undergone a reorganization, in
creasing its capitalization to 500. 600
shares Of no par value common stock
and changing its name to the Associated
Apparel Industries, Inc.
The new corporation will be the OPP
Grating company for the II. w Cos
sard Co, Natures Rival Co, the Jack
son Co and the Modart Co, each dis
tinct divisions of the controlling or
ganization.
The new capitalization does away
with $3.50 shares Of preferred stock at
a par value Of 500 share, and in
creases the no par common stock from
200 900 TO 500 900 shares.
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be found mapping. Chile is preparing
for that day

be found mapping. Chile is preparing
for that day.
American railroad leaders, complain
ing of the low rate of return on their
caDital. should look over the record OF
the Big Four" of the British rail-
roads before complaining too loudly.
Sir Felix Pole. general manager OF
the Great Western Railway Co, SAID
recently that the Big Four" OF BRUSH
railroads are losing roughly an average
of S5.0O0.000 a month He attributes
the condition to three factorS--lhe
industrial depression which has gripped
England for several years, especially as
IT, has affected the coal industry TO
The wage burdens imposed by the gov
eminent and finally, TO motor transpor-
tation competition
Should the two largest Chicago banks
-- the Continental Bank 81 Trust Co
and the Illinois Merchants Trust CO.
merge it will take close figuring to de-
termine whether the Chase National
Bank of New York will be in second
place in the United States, or whether
the New York bank will give way to the
new Chicago giant The National City
Bank of New York will still maintain
its place as the largest bank in North
and South America.
The merger of the two Chicago banks
when completed, will bring together re-
sources of over $1,000, 100000. deposits
of almost $900,000,000 and capital and
surplus of $10000,000 on the present
basis.
Last year the Continental Bank &
Trust Co.'S net earnings were 81 $1,000.
equivalent to 2981 per cent on its then
capitalization of S25. 900, 900. and 10.46
per cent on its then average invested
capital The Illinois Merchants Trust
Co.'S net earnings were almost as good,
being $6,872.000, equivalent to 1882 per
cent on its then capitalization Of SIS
900, 900, and 1916 per cent on its aver
age invested capital.
The steel mills are busy. In the
Pittsburgh district they are running at
about as per cent of their capacity: in
the Chicago district about IS per cent.
If we consider the United States Stec!
Corporation and all its subsidiaries, the
figures show the mills are running at II
per cent capacity The iron and steel
market shows evidence Of growing
strength in virtually all products, from
finished steel to semi finished products
and primary materials, says the Iron
Age
tCopyrtght. 1928. by North American News
paper Alliance
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w., B. & A. REPORT.
Figures for July Show Drop in OPP
Grating Revenue.

BALTIMORE. August 90 (SpeciaD -
The statement Of operations of the
Washington, Baltimore 81 Annapolis
Electric Railroad and subsidiaries for
July was as unfavorable as any of those
which preceded it this year. Operat-
ing revenue was less by S21 209 90, or
957 per cent. than for the correspond
ing month in 1927.
Saving in operating expenses amount
ed to S5l0.83. Gross income dropped
SI9.50437.
The balance applicable TO interest and
miscellaneous items failed TO cover the
requirements by $9,437.68 Compared
with a year ago, the deficit showed an
increase Of 23778 per cent. The show
ing for the seven-month period also
was unfavorable. After deductions
there was deficit of s78.97098 This
was $76,170.82 more than the deficit for
the corresponding period in 1927.
The poor results for the month of
July and the seven months are at
tributed TO bus competition and opera
ton OF private automobiles
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DU POINTS BUY FILM ISSUE.

NEW YORK. August 90 up. - Tie
Dupont interests are reported in Wall
Street to have acquired in the open
market a substantial stock interest i'll
the Paramount Famous Lasky Corpora
ton. 1t is understood that this step
foreshadows an expansion Of the Du-
pont film interests. f. l. Dupont De
nemours g. Co. owns a majority of the
stock of the Dupont-Pathe Film Man.
ufacturing Corporation Of Parlin, N. j.
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u. S. FREIGHT LOADINGS.
Increase Is Shown in Week Ending
August Is.

BY the Associated Press.
Loading of revenue freight for the
week ending August 10 totaled 1885,
905 cars.
This. the American Railway Associa- :
ton has announced. was an increase OF
12463 cars over the preceding week,
but decrease Of 1923 cars below the
same week in 1927
Miscellaneous freight loading for the
week ending August ID was 4l4,285 cars
an increase of 8,058 cars over the cor
responding week last year; coal load
ing, 100, 720, decrease, 12,723: grain and
grain products, 61,l70, increase, Tbs;
live stock, 25.521, decrease. 4,0l3: load
ing of merchandise in less than car
load lots. 255 1892, decrease, 1924: forest
products, 66,011; decrease, 1920: ore,
1929; increase, 1926, and coke, 9,l38;
decrease, 252.
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Lumber,

NEW ORLEANS The Great South
ern Lumber Co has concluded deal
with the Finkbine Guild Lumber Co.
of do Miss, and Rockford, Calf.
whereby a new company has been
formed to take over the redwood,
steamship and sawmill interests of the
Finkbine Guild company, The deal IS
said to involve property valued around
ST 500 900. The new concern will be
known as the Southern Redwood Co.
Through this deal the Great Southern
is assured of ample securities of red
wood to keep its mills running to ca
pacity until its supply of yellow pine
is replenishcd through reforestation.
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Steel Wool in the Kitchen

The manufacture ~ steel wool 0rigl-
mated III Germany and was first used
for scTaping floors of wood but Ameri~
can manufacturers have - greatly I'M
proved the process that Germany no
longer competes. This was done largely
by finding new uses f0FT the product
thus enlarging the demand. At the
present time about one~hst ri 1.-The
steel wool made Is used ID the Kitchens
log scEapipg pots and pa4S.
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HARDWARE OUTLOOK.

NEW YORK, August 70 ~. The
approach " Autumn Is beginning "
quicken the sale Of general lines o.
hardware, although the disposition =
toward small but frequent issues, re
ports Hardware Age, adding that ths
total volume Of business still holds good
Prices show some downward reVi6ious,
although IN the main they are firm
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URGE ADJUSTMENT
OF CROP FORECASTS
Catholic Verein Says They Are Lit
tie Help to Farmer and Have
Bad Effect on Market,

By the Associated Press.
ST. CLOUD. MINI, August 90
Abolishing crop forecasts, on the ground
that they are on the whole a detriment
TO the farmer, is urged by the Catholic
Central Verein of America in a resolu-
ton adopted last night. The verein
went on record as concluding that such
forecasts are Of little help to the farmer
and harm him because of their effect
on the market.
In a session devoted to resolutions
the organization condemned use Of the
injunction in labor disputes, said en-
forced idleneSs of workers was unfair
to them and urged the Federal Govern
ment to give attention TO the welfare
of the American Indian.
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Commodity News
oil.

SHREVEPORT, La, August 29,-One
small we'll producing $50 barrels of oil
was brought in III Louisiana during the
last week. when the average daily pro-
duction fell off FOG barrels to 39559.
Six new wells were brought in III
Arkansas with an initial capacity of
1882 barrels Daily average produc-
ton however. fell off 720 barrels to
96.976 barrels One large gaSser was
brought in in North Louisiana.
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July Cigarette Output.

REV YORK August 70 m July
cigarette output In the United States
rose 70 9.724,523 from s.277, 877 0S7
- July last year Cigars, however.
dropped To 5sg $50 $50 from 500 1885,
1g4 IN July 1927 Total tobacco manu-
featured was also less At n 1923 223
pounds compared % 28270 .343 pounds
81 the month last year
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NOTE ISSUE AWARDED.

BALTIMORE. August % (Speciap -
An issue of $4,000 City of Cumber-
land maryland Az per cent serial
flood prevention notes has been awarded
a local banking group composed OF
Strother, Brogden e. Co., Mackubin,
Goodrich IL Co, and the Continental
Co.
The notes mature $4,000 annually
from August l, 1929. to the same date
in 1888, inclusive.
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CUT IN LABOR SEEN
|. AS AID TO FARMERS
Georgian Says Problem Will
Not Be Solved Until
100000 Quit Soil.
BY JOHN r. SINCLAIR.
Special Dispatch to The Star and the Mort
American Newspaper Alliance.

American Newspaper Alliance
NEW YORK. August 29.-~Dr. M. P
Jarnigan. Georgia State College OF
Agriculture. says the farm problem viii
not be solved in the United States until
900 900 more farmers quit and move
into the cities.
Henry Ford has expressed the same
idea in different words. He believes
that some day the farmer will WORK
his place and be employed III factory
work at the same time.
But to return to DR.. Jarnigan. A
balance will be struck in the United
States when at least 100000 more
farmers have turned Industrial work
ers" he SAYS They will then cease
flooding the market with products foI
which they receive inadequate return:
But other factors, sometimes rarely
mentioned. enter into the prices farm
ers receive for their products.
The development of the harvester
illustrates this point. Some 10000 OF
these machines, representing about sou: =
O0O.O 600. were used nthe Southwest TINS
year. Not only has the effect been TO
increase the Weld of wheat. but there
has been a great reduction in the num-
Der of men needed on the farm.
The combined harvester-a machine
which cuts and harveStS and thrasheS
the wheat at the same time--has reVolu-
tioni2ed the work Of wheat production,
At the same time it has aggravated the
early marketing situation because
storage space on farms is not adequate
to permit farmers to practice orderly
marketing.
The Kansas City market. for instance,
in July of this year received $4,000 0o
bushels of wheat, as compared with
I8,S0O.00O bushels one year ago.
Chile has decided on good roads
program. Shortly it will float a $l0,-
100000 bond issue with which to begin
construction of real system of con-
crete highways This is just the be-
ginning. Chile plans complete sys-
TEN Of highways to cross the country
in all sections. The work Will take
wears to complete. Chile believes that
a very large number of North Ameri-
can tourists, in the future, will visit
South America, so does not expect to
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PARIS BOURsE PRICES.

PARIS. August 80 LP).-Prices were
firm on the bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, CD francs centimes; D
per cent loan, 81 francs 10 centimes.
Exchange in London, 124 francs 80
confines. The dollar was quoted at Is
francs 81 centimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, August 30 CF) Butter
Unchanged. receipts, 1896 tubs
Eggs -- Unchanged; receipts, 1926
cases
Poultry-Aliye, steady. receipts, A
cars; fowls. 22a27M; Springs. % broil-
ers. 70, ROSTERS Il, Spring ducks, ia
%. Spring geese 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
POTATO MARKET STEADY.

CHICAGO. August 30 LAoj Potatoes
-- Receipts, 81 cars; on track. 2l5. total
United States shipments 53i cars
Trading fair. market steady; Kansas
and Missouri, sacked. Irish Cobblers
70ag5, Nebraska. sacked Irish Cobblers
.05a1 Is. according 10 quality and con"
dition. Wisconsin, sacked, irish Cob
bIerg, lf5ai25, Minnesota, sacked, sand
land Ohios, 35a95.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
BIG MOTOR SHIP TO SAIL.
italian Vessel Is Largest Craft of
Kind in Sea Service.

Kind in Sea Service.
Cable advices were received today
from Genoa by the Navigazione Gen
erale Italiana stating that the worlds
largest motor ship. Augustus. will sail to-
day on her maiden voyage from Genoa
to New York. With a gross tonnage of
1850, the vessel exceeds the next
largest motor ship by 5000 tons and
is the biggest vessel ever to be con-
structed IN Italy and owned in that
country. She viii replace the steamship
Duilio IN the company's regular service
between New York and Italy.
Fitted with accommodations for 2,1I2
passengers and with officers and crew
numbering over 500, the vessel has
total complement of about 2,700.
Many innovations have been In
cluded In the appointments of the Au-
gustus. whose top deck is fitted out ex-
clusively for recreation and includes a
swimming pool, tennis court and all
the gymnastic equipment found aboard
large ocean liners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29

ATLANTA.-Four weeks auction Of
Georgia bright leaf tobacco this season
has resulted in the sale Of 74861 1853
pounds. at an average price Of 1926
cents per pound for a total Of 1929
144. The first -four weeks Of the 1927
season saw sales of 81 234 428 pounds at
2OO7 cents for a. total of $l0,28l 900. A
so per cent increase in the 1923 crop
has brought the growers nearly $1,000
600 less and caused widespread dis
satisfaction
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CHEAPEST WAY
TO BUY FLY TOX
Timely hint to save money

Millions Ut people everywhere are
finding relief from flies and mosqui~
Oek thru the use Of FLY~T0X. Many
have welcomed this suggestion Of
buying to The best advantage.
The half pint bottle Is priced al
SOC The pint bottle at The brings
Tie cost 10 37lzc half pint, The
quart bottle 81 $i26 brings the cost
10 sic a half pint while the gallon al
- 90 casts csc a half pint.
Accept no substitutes, demand the
genuine Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29

City In July we're $l,048,99s Operating
expenses for the month we're $685., 695,
making net operating revenues sl96,303,
according to the statement just filed
| with the Public Service Commission.
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Telephone Company Revenues.

BALTIMORE, August 90 (SpeciaD =
Operating revenues OF the chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Co. Of Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29

Motion picture patrons of the Canary
Islands prefer American to Spanish
films and are rcsentiug the effort to cut
down on the showing of pictures from
this country.
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Dairy Products.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-The Producers
Creamery, costing 100000, and equip
ped with powder milk equipment, has
opened here Production will average
10000 pounds day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29

When an ocean liner was recently
locked at Tilbury, England. after lying
for several years on Bouthend. 100 tons
0f musaleg we're removed from It's hull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29

Note that the shelves of this
New Frigidaire cabinet arc
all at convenient height. No
topping is necessary. This
is because the ingenuity Of
Frigidaire engineers made it
possible To conceal the COM
pr,ssor completely E. IN a
Sepdrat, compartment at The
bottom of the cabinet Or
epen inthebasaneRi Vdssirsd.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
Celanese & Rayon Chiffons
08c Yd.

The regular $l.2s and $16s qualities.
with new modernistic designs on white and
tinted grounds. Guaranteed tub-fast and
sun-fast. SO to 40 inches wide.
Plain colored Celanese Chiffons also at
9se yard.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
Csc Chiffon Finish Voiles
l0c Yd.

"A host of beautiful plain colors from
which to select. Guaranteed tub fast In both
staple and pastel shades. 80 inches wide.
Kanns~-Street Floor
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PERSONAL.


MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN
Children and over: hours, $50 to 5; open
ali Summer; SIS week. 1922 Massachusetts
ave. p.w. 27s
MASSEUSE, EXCELLENT; BATHS; TRAINED
assistants; white clientee hours, 9-5 1926
Swami St. Apt 81; closed Sundays.
SLIP COVERS OVERSTUFFED SEP. CUSH-
ions, snap fasteners, incl material, $40. TO-
r, L. sherwood, 1918 28th Sc Lin. $3.50.
NURSE WILL BOARD INFANT OR YOUNG
child in private home, best OF mothers care
Call Silver Spring 488-M.
NURSE WILL CARE FOR AND DIET. IN
valids, convaleScentS, crippled or aged, in
her pleasant suburban home. Shepherd 280l
WE PAY 50 TO $40 FOR USED SUITS AND
overcoats Prices paid for worn clothing
ladies' and gentlemen, always highest. Wash.
Clothing En-: 633 d st. NV. Main 1878
COUNTRY HOME, MASS EXTENDED-SU-
pervised, well equipped playground for chill
dren while mothers work. shop, etc; csc
hour 81 day; S. week. Wis. 3994-W 29s
BRADFORD DETECTIVE SERVICE SINCE
1885. Transportation Building. Franklin
800. Night and Sundays. Adams l040T.
AssEUsE-GRADUATE OF THE ANfBU-
latorium for Massage, Berlin. scientific treat
ments BIG X st. NV, cor 9th, Apt. z. le3Oe
ELECTRICAL, TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A
masseuse for all chronic conditions. Poto-
mar
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PERSONAL.


MARYLAND wishes TO borrow $1,000 for needed
improvements. on ample security. Address
Box 260-$. star ONCE. -
EXCELLENT MASSAGE AND ELECTRICAL
treatments for tired feeling, neuritls. by
graduate, Phone Franklin 87i5. TO 0, 271
GIRL, not over 20 years old. to learn beauty
f aoor o appea'' lie Mayfiower "" 26s
SCIENTIFIC MA6SA0E-~GRADUATE MAS
day days. us S'i i4th s. NV. Apt, T. $685.
NJ ssEUsR -- sWEDIsH COMPETENT
grad. Sweden. gives excellent massage; iadieH
and men, 1928 NJ 50. w, Apt. ~.
FOR THE BEST SAFEST. AND Az &c, 9urcK ! Es,
ENpEcKER, So25 D Sd NV. West 1920.
EURsE. coLQl,EEED; CARES FOR . coMgA,
Roe: reteasnees exchsnged Inc 7sss n:
II sxsk bS S5SiS T5is1 sos East 9 ri
anif s special diet and care Iarss and airy
%stsr rh sesut hneo hog sia49
CHEVY erase nc, Ss yss sFEMt n ne.
Block Conn ave. Cleveland ait
YOUNG Man WOULD LIKE ~ DRIVE TO
s oa g. pssb os eo ssss
REFINED PROTESTANT WOMAN DESIRES
position as nurse, goyerness or infant
nurse one child best references Address
BOX 3S6~E. Star once. 80
JUNE 10, i92Gg~ON AND AFTER THE DATE
| will not me responsible for Ohllsatipns con-
raetea by Others than my WIFE Mhude v
''' WARNER M. EATON. 40
COLLEGE WOMAN. EXPERIENCED WITH
children, will take group for Summer ideal
location special attention TO diet, RscleMe
ion, health References Address Box a42.E
Star once. -
DIEfITIAR SPECIALIST, SCIENTIST, ron
ell conditions BANNER, 1853 ST., ne
Zone block from Capitol and Cungreakl0nHl
Library, Hours. 1855, - TT
YOUNG PEOPLE: SINGING, PIANO. VIOLIN
dancing club. First applications giyen
tnitIon, prize. 30 prompt 1915 Ipth
CAh TAKE TWO pAssEN0ERs IN CADIi..
retnrn Address BOX si6-E, star Once
DRIVING TO CHICAGO SUNDAY. NASH
sedan; room for 8 help drive ana share
expenses; refs. Address Box s2s-E' star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

An Outdoor kindergarten.
Director an experienced Kindergarten and
primary teacher Songs, games, stories, hand
work. Hours to s. S. week. Columbia 6226
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(Contiuued

WALLACE.
DEMONSTRATORS.
Buy the Best.
These Cars Are Sold With
New-Car
Guarantee,
NASH.
SSS-Spec. 2-door Sedan. 81, $50
S70--Adv. 4-door Sedan. 1850
S4o--Spec. 4-door Sedan. 1850
S6S--Adv. 2-door Sedan. l,SO0
WALLACE MOTOR co.
Nash Distributors.
200 l. St. NV. ss
Main 76l2.
- lCcrll~rs1 = Y-rz F~esI ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

Sc many n.en. set the wrong idea from
az ze Dent &C IL this tInel We have
y ard started 70 work said, why don Z
zol EeA all about your business IN an ADJ"
r1sks SIS 70 $3.50 per week lust answer
tniE We have tsousetn4ng revolutionary with
GIG nature. We can use one or two good
ncty as rule. answer ads. because this is
the Elno Of proposition that is not often
advertised For fun details. state in your
letter wien you can be reached over the
.gaoales give phone number ana address
WE ut ". J. Miles, Hotel Lee House,
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Permanent Wave, %.o5 Com
plete-This Week Only.
Free Jar Of tissue builder or a milk pack
with every English housekeeping facial
Wed and Thurs, free shampoo with
every marcel
Franklin 1910,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
LANSBURGH & BRO. have a

LANSBURGH & BRO. have a
permanent opening in their
mems furnishing department for
a bright, energetic, ambitious
young man. Only those thor
oughly experienced will be con-
sidered. Those who have worked
in local shops preferred. Apply
Employment Office, Lansburgh
& Bro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

WANTED--AGENTS.

POSSIBLE TO EARN $40 daily commission
sell Americas premier line of business and
professional stationery. and Christmas cards;
fun or spare time: big commissions paid
daily; win deliver and collect: $40 outfit
free. Call mornings between and 80 or
bids
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

AFMATURE. REMINDING; motor repairs;
lowest prices. See this adv, Wed, only
ASBESTOS COVERING; chimneys and fur
naces cleaned and repaired; crate bars. weld
ing new and used boilers and radiators for
sale; low prices. Crown Fuel Service. 9l1
l1th ST n w. franklin i0i63.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
WANTED-SALESMEN.

ARE You LOOKING for an opportunity to
get ahead? II you are willing to work and
can assure us of your earnestness OF pur-
pose. We will give you a chance to sell a
hiEh-grade Investment. backed by some of
Washinstons leading business men. Address
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HELP--MALE.


SHOE Statesmen, expert
enced; several as experts for
sale, Apply manager, DIR.
kahler $. COS 18th st. NV.
statesmen.
financial institution offers you---
A permanent position.
otgniiied connection with bank.
Unlimited opportunity for advancement.
thorough training IN selling
An attractive basis of remuneration.
service 10 your fellow man.
Personal interview only. Apply 2l7 Ma
chiniSf BLDG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

No Cash PAYMENT.
WILL RENT REASONABLE OR SELL WITH
NO CASH PAYMENT DOWN MODERN
NEARBY VIRGINIA HOME; GAS. WATER
ELECTRICITY.
Call Thomas, Decatur 2f3 ~
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTIIIIONT-.

SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment .serv-
ice. Mrs. L. Fl. Muller, VEGA fk6naE 9HEn.
STEEOGRAPHERS. s20-s25 wk. No charge
unless placed Washington Employment Ex-
chance, ZOE Transportation Bldg. 18th g. H.
STENOG.. typtst, bookkeeper. clerical help.
etc. Free registry. Main 1898. 1898 q st. NV
Boyd Employment Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

HELP--DOMESTIC.
GIRL. white, reliable, 20 take care Of small
hqus@. ayr boy while mother works. Call
alter 7a0 SIS Gresham nj. of Ga ave
nv
GIRL, capsule. white. for house@ofk and
COOKING COG ase. $500 Aacornb ~ Phone cleye-
9 ssra for general housepork and cooking
Zso4 Conn ave nv, Ant. 10,
GIRL; eolpred, for general housewoFk, All
East Capitol st.
NURSE white, experienced; must have
good references; two young children. agree.
able % leave city for two months, Address
Boz 24S~E. Stat ONCE 2es
NURSE, white, experienced, for child 3
years: references required! good wages. Ap"
Oily 1875 Col rd Apt 41t,
NURSE, white 70 look after. infant must
stay at house. Apply 1910 Macomb 81.
WOMAN, white, home and small connpenEa-
ZION ip ezehanee for housekeeping, Box 3D.,
Arlington, Va.
WORKING HOUEEKEEpER, White, one who
is GOOD cook. PLEASANT and helpful psrson
ptes hone snd GOOD vases. Address Box
2se-E. Star ofhes az