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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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FURNACES AND CHIMNEYS CLEANED AND
Service. 917 18th st NV. Franklin 1913.
FURNITURE uPHoLsTERED.. repaired: slip
free. Tittensor. 1924 9Th st. NV. N. 1902
WATER HEATING PLANTS and all
makes Of boilers repaired. remodeled and
sonable prices. Federal Heating Corporation,
Room 4l0 Bond Bldg. Main 1894
HOT WATER HEAT--A;ner. Rad.--No dow:
payment, no interest, years to pay; low as
st. NV; after 6 pm. Col s477i' :" ~
INTERIOR AID ExyER1os DECORATORS,
pIambins electric wiring is and ixtures and
honest work and honest prices on terms to
suit your income. with no interest and no
est. Up to three years to pay. No trusts
or mortgages REQUIRED: And no JOB too
Inc. GIL 18th st. NV. Phone Main 5l2. -
Y YsS wit NV T6 Sfne5 sSos address
PAINTING House painting, interior and ex-
terror: skilled mechanics; reasonable prices.
Paul Serene. 1909 N. Cap. st, Main lols7.
PAINTING p PAPERHANGING. deeorating
soi7 Georsia ave en- NV w. Phone Col. 1888. nos:
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-special
prices this week only win scrape, size.
SO, Painting and plasterng at special
prices. We use pure Dutch Boy lead and
pure oil only. Estimates free of charge.
Cash or credit. Phone Main 7417-7418. 20'
PApERHANGING - Rooms papered. IS and
UP; estimates furnished work guaranteed.
4. 7. George. 2l29 18th st. NV. Apt. 2.
PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING-We repair all
makes OF talking machines; Call and de
pce The GLoBE 20 Sss
7th ST. NV. Phone Main 5976.
PIANO TUNING $3.50. We. specialize in
general piano repairs and rebuilding, Get
our estimates. Prices reasonable. Skilled
mechanics. Work guaranteed Sanderson-
Schaeffer Co., GA II st. ne. Lin. 1867.
PIANO TUNING and repairing; rs years ex-
with Kimball and Jordan stores. Chas. s.
Barnes. 1925 Goth ST. ne. North 1888. 23'
PLAsTERING JOB. first class; all kinds Of
Franklin 1922. 49,
ROOF REPAIRING PAINTING. gutterlng,
Spoa1lnf furnaces TepaPed ana &C clean sS
Alan Roofing x Co Co. 1883 Kal. I'd. d. " -'S'''
ROOFING. guttering. spouting. copper work
furnace rep. reas. price. Atlantic 756-W. r.
Z. Nungesser. $40 st. ne. III.
sTUCCO YOUR HOME with Everlastone. a
material protected by patents. 20-yr. guar
antee against fading cracking. ATLAS
CONTRACTING CO., 1908 Eye st. Main Gal.
UPHOLSTERING, cabinet and refinishing;
Inmates free, Special prices this month.
Cal! or write Col. 1888 or Decatur 1868
United Upholstering Co., 1912 l4th st. NV.
2447 18th st. Nv.
WATERPROOFING-W porous walls or Gel
lars made weatherproof, waterproof, warm
and dry by new process. which is not tar
or paint lO-year guarantee. ATLAS CON-
TRACING CO. 1408 Eye ST. Main gal. 49,
WEATHER STRIPPING-We are manufac-
turerS OF metal weather strips our prices
are lower; materials highest grade, mechan-
les expert 1nStallers. Let us estimate; terms.
Adams SO. Acme Weather Strip Mfg. Co.
WEATHER STRIPPING. Coco metal" heavy
gauge; will outlaSt your building; installed
bv our experts. Col. 9l35 to 7:30 pm.
WINDOW SHADES. screens and metal
weather stripping. Butler & Son. 1851 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. Lincoln 1923
WINDOWS CLEANED. l5c. Adams $685.
MAYS. %"
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1925-Perfect condi-
ton. satisfaction guaranteed. $500, terms.
Phone North 347 or see at 1925 goth st. NV.
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SITUATION-FEMALE.

PRACTICAL NURSE. mothers assistant,
white, experienced; available now. Col. 8541.
RESIDENT, MANAGER. can handle large
apt; long hotel experience; age IS; best re-
suits. Address Box STA. Star Office. lS'
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, legal and
general Office work p. b. x. DicGaphone;
s25. Address Box 3l8A, Star office. ls'
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, expert. de
sires position of responsibility. Legal work
preferred. Phone Lincoln a7l9. 19'
STENOGRAPHIC POSITION desired by hign
school graduate small salary to start.
Adams 1921. l9'
STUDENT. high school wishes position aft
ernoons in shop or office. Phone Cleveland
4636 81
TYPIST, experienced; yrs. general office
work; good references. Shepherd 2846. l9'
VIRGINIA LADY, widow wants position
companion in Washington or any other city;
would care for invalid. Phone Alexandria
977-W.
WOMAN. middle aged, companion, with
some houSework or downstairs work. North
1891
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wishes sewing by
day or week. private family; good on re-
pairs. Address Box 1924. Star office.
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HELP-FEMALE.


EXCLUSIVE SPECIALITY SHOP has an open
ing for bright young women in the fol-
lowing departments:
Hosiery and Gloves.
Novelties.
Lingerie.
Only those thoroughly experienced In these
salary. Address Box 4l7-J, Star ONCE.
WOMAN OF CHARACTER.
To flll important travelling position that is
not routine work and offers Unusual oppor-
I'lp,ty for advancement; hlsa S:nool educa-
aon, unincumbered. age ~ to 30; no m
tsetment required: guaranteed income and
opportunity 20 ear $4,000 year; give
full details as to age. education, experience
and telephone number in f1rst letter. inter-
view will be granted qualified applicants;
canvassers need not apply. Call Adams
3483. Address Box l24-A. Star ONCE
CAN EARN S. AN HOUR
selling Xmas cards. The most beautiful
line in America and we pay unusually large
commissions; cards sell on sight. We de-
liver and collect Call in person or write.
Sample book free. Open evenings for your
convenience. Process Engraving Co. 1877
National Press Bldg. 18th and SITS NV.
SALESLADIES, experienced,
for leather goods department and
silk underwear department; per-
manent positions. Address Box
4O3-A, Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, B AR11 af fbs ND MD
tory" Baltimore phone. Plaza 1898.
LIGHTING FIXTURES, cleo
trio; real bargains; limited sup
ply; act quickly. Carroll Elec-
trio Co.. Inc. ia 18th st. NV.
DIAMONDS LEFT ON SALE
(pARTIEs MUST RAISE cAsH1
I-carat absolute blue-white solitaire dia-
mond engaeement rims. finest quality and
br!lliancy. Must be sold at once.
$3.50.
1918 platinum diamond dinner ring. 20
diamonds and % sapphires; very exclusive:
bargain.
Sis.
$3.50 bluevhite solitaire diamond ring.
finest cut and fiery gem. gorgeous platinum
mounting studded with diamonds. Party
must sacrifice.
S325.
5000 Elgin platinum watch bracelet. fine
to appreciate value.
500.
ESTABLISHED 80 YEARS.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
617 9Th st. NV.
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STATE SALARY.
PAINT SALESMAN.

MACHINE PRESSERS.
Colored. must be experienced and come
well recommended 1850 Penn ave Sc
The Hoffman, Co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALE-MISCELLANE
ADDING MACHINES bought, sold, repaired
all makes. Franklin 967i. us II st. NV
" 10"
ANTIQUE side board. early American, very
old. heavily carved good condition. Seen
any weekday. TO S, my office. SO7 7th NV
ANTIQUE CHEST of drawers, mirror, new
double hair mattress (never been used, also
small oriental rugs 1900 Jenifer st. NV
BATHTUBS Iavatorles. toilets, sinks. pipe.
etc. Both new and used; low prices. Hech-
niger Co, 3-BrancheS-3
BEDROOM FUREITURE-Oa bureau. oak
dressing table. large mirror, chairs; mahog-
any parlOr table; also one hammered-braSS
5-light electric fixture and Single-lieht wall
fixture to match Call before noon Or after
pm, 3O03 18Th st. NV.
BEDROOM SUITE. beautiful walnut; coil
spring, Wilton runner, breakfast set, table.
chairs: fine condition. Pot 5237.
BICYCLE. good condition, $40. 1851 East
Capitol st. Lin. 4843
BOX HEDGING. all varieties and sizes. very
reasonable, from soc M to $3.50; large,
beautiful plants. 1743 w st. sc.
BUFFET. massive oak; china closet aud
chairs: 1901 Col. I'd. NV, Apt 407. Phone
Columbia 1888 49,
CADET SUIT for 16-year -old boy, Last year $
model. viii sell reasonably Cleveland 3l63
and a!So farm seaipsasnh -. ~. So
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RADIO Statesmen

RADIO Statesmen.
We want six men who have confidence in
their ability to sell. Cali 1921 Conn. ave
between and pm.
SALESM EN- Three or four
who are interested in $3.50 a
week or better. according to
their ability. Apply Mr.. Sim
clair, Manhattan Laundry, 1916
Fla. ave. NV. between 9 and y.
WANTED An experienced
finisher for furniture depart
ment. Apply supt.'s Office, 4th
floor. S, kaaR Sons Go, X. z.
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DIAMONDS LEFT ON SALE
(PARTIES MUST RAISE CASH.

s275 platinum diamond dinner ring. %
diamonds and % sapphires very exclusive.
finest quality and workmanship. An unusual
bargain.
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HELP--MALE.
lCnnfinne61

CAN EARN So AN HOUR
selling Xmas cards. The most beautiful
line in America and we pay unusually large
commissions: cards sell on sight We de-
liver and collect Call in person or write
Sample book free. Open evenings for your
convenience. Process Engraving Co, 1897
National Press BLDG. l4th and SITS w.
TAM DRIVERS
With Identification cards bust
est season now. Apply Ward
man Taxicab Co., rear 20l3 M
ST. NV. 1o*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BUILDING MATERIAL from recently wreck
ed big frame Government buildings now on
sale at our yardsl Good flooring. &c
foot siding sheatting and framing. &c foot;
hollow tile and brick; plenty. 2x6, 2xS. 2xlo;
SASH doors. windows complete; wallboard
plumbing. bathtubs. radiators. pipe; many
other items: lowest prices and largest selec-
tion always Reliable for II years
HEc cIG CO. Co e Sf1i and nd" sts s sw.
HECHINGER CO. 5th and Fla. ave. ne.
COAT. ZirEln model. English tweed. Kit fox,
new; mans golf suit. Knox derby, other ar
ticles; cheap. Decatur 1851.
COAT. WON ans, Persian lamo; full length
kolinsly collar and cuffs. Apt. sos. Areonne,
1929 Columbia I'd. l8'
COLLECTION of fiye good old violins, excel
lection. Phone Potomac 3lS7.
CORD WOOD and log wood for sale. oak
and chestnut. Cheap. 1900 block nth NV.
DELCo LIGHTING SYSTEM, excellent con-
dition; now in use: cheap. Apply Mr.. Miller,
It'll floor. Star Building or Room 1903
DESKS chairs, niles. safes; tables: cheapest
Furniture Co. 430 9Th St NV.
DINING ROOM SET. golden oak. splendid
condition. Can be seen by appointment.
| rateiy II desired. 1880 Randolph St. NV.
DRESSES, coats evening dresses, nursery
crib. stroller. sewing machine. North 9l06.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES. new, 6-room, latest
styles. $40 installed; wiring rooms. Q halls,
cellar. bath. complete guaranteed work, $40;
terms. North 1856. H. M. Carpenter. 20
FORD SEDAN, 1923 s75; Home and School
Encl,. 6 vols. $40; N. E. L. A. .Elec. Utility
AAeo otarn course slUs pea sprins' 3d. 5.lS
FRENCH DOORS. new. SIS 80; first quality,
glazed; many sizes. Beautify your home
HECHINGER CO 3-BRANCHES-3.
FURNITURE dining room furni-
ture. rugs. lamps. dishes. Victrola. chairs,
Leonard refrigerator. Royal vacuum cleaner.
Many odd pieces. 1881 Columbia I'd. NV.
Phone Columbia 8346-W. 10"
Observation-Disclosures 3-pipce mohaic
bed-davenport suite. Will sacrifice for cash.
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HUPMOB1LE 6-CYL. SEDAN = Late 1921
model; driven only thousand miles by owner.
Car is same as new in every detail For
immediate sale will accept lou price and ar
range terms. Call after s. 34In 18Th sd n Y
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RADIO SERVICE MAN--Must be thoroughly
qualified: piecework basis; must have car.
Apply only $40 to $40 and 1880 to 1890.
Capitol Radio Service, 3166 Mt. Pleasant
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SITUATION-FEMALE.

DtfESSMAKING at home or out by the day;
curtains, draperles; coats refined; work guar
anteed, North 57l-J.
GIRL. cOlored, intelligent. Industrious, place
as waitress, counter girl or light domestic
service. Address Box 1894, Star Office 20'
LADY OF refinement would like companion
ship to IA lady OF equal refinement; have haze
nurse training can furnish best OF refer
ehceS Address Box l53-A Star office.
NURSERY GOVERNESS. lady, recommended,
excellent French nursery governess; middle
aged; refined highly cultured: great under
standing and long experience with chill
drkn; excellent physical care: win take chill
dIen from years up. Address Box ABB,
Star Office
NURSERY GOVERNESS. American, Prot
eStant desires position with one or two
children. Adams G4G6-W.
lS-hour duty. Phone Col. tsls.
NURSE. practical, open for engagement
VIII accept I8-hour duty semi-invalid;
youne. cheerful. strong. Pot. 1921.
NURSE, trained, refined, desires case with
invalid; would stay nights; physicians ref
erences Col. 2262-J.
NURSE COMPANION to lady or care OF
children In absence of mother; thoroughly
competent; references EXCHANGED. Columbia
; 2l3l.
| PASTRY COOK and baker, hotel or cafe
terra; references S3os l7th ct. NV, aNM 4
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ditton. motor completely overhauled; sacri-
flee at your price and terms. Lincoln $751;.
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HUDSON TOURING - Tenders and top
smashed in accident; mechanically perfect;
excellent tires: for balance due, 500. Nor
gan, 1l08 Vermont ave
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noes. PETS. ETC.

IRISH TERRIERS, Eskimo-Spitz. Fox Ter
rier. Boston Terriers. Scotch Colles; also
singing canaries. parrots. goldfish, monkeys,
rabbits. etc. SchmidS Emporium of Pets,
II 18th st. NV.
HOUNDS night and day hounds. we'll
broken. and double-barrel shotgun for sale.
Lincoln 4507 49,
Settlers. 2. male. year old. will furnish
papers. B. BecSwith, tel. Vienna l9-F-2,
Vienna. Va.
FOR SALE-Young parrot and cage. Phone
Col 3254-W.
COLLIE. Scotch. puppy. female or male:
brown and white: will sacrifice; thorough
breds. 3 mos. FIR. 1895 IT.
, 1928-07-11

IN the boats or even hand holds on
bits OF floating which followed the crash.
The ship lost her rudder in a storm
and when the com nander, lsmael Sua-
rez, found himself unable to prevent the
catastrophe he committed suicide on the
bridge. Naval vessels and tugs sum-
m0ned by wireless rushed to the scene
but by the time they arrived there was
nothing for them to save. Eighty
bodies were found on the beach near
Coroael. The transport left Puntaarenas
with 39l persons on board. The latter in
clJded a number of women and children.
The ship had loaded With coal at Punta-
arenas, the &ueI being intended for use
of Chilean Naval vessels. The passRn-
gers were mostly labourers and their
families enr0ute to the nitrate fields in
Northern Chile. They were travelling
at Government expense. Several stops
were made enrOute and while a few of
the original passengers may have de-
barked it is thought hele that All litj0nS
ID the plSs3lE4r ql)ta 0rnuLht the total
nu nbAr a1)lrl to more than 30. lhe
storm was encountered late in the
day. For several hours the AngamOs
struggled TO make Roadway against
wind and wave but she was badly
battered. Then her rudder was smashed
and she started to drift toward the
breakers. With no rescue in sight at
tempts were made to launch lifeboats but
they capSized in the tremendous seas
almost as rapidly as they struck the
Vater and their human freight was tossed
80 the rocks by the breakers, or drawn
back to the seas. The vessel filled rapid
y and three hours later she strucky and
was virtually buried under the waves.
Then she broke in two and few who
ernained aboard were thrown into the
ca.
London, July 9sh-While proceeding
lOVn the Thames. outward bound for
china the seven thousand eight hundred
0ns liner "Carmarthenshire" was dis,
Ov9red to be on fire. She was beached
It Firth and the passengers number
ng about twenty were landed in Jugs.
lire occurred in the bunkera and had
aimed a firm hold of the fuel when, a
9w minutes after grounding in the
lver, fire brigad9s, arrived. The vessel
as hitherto burned coal but as an ex-
ariment one of her boilers has just
cen converted for the use of oil fuel.
be dense smoke from the burning oil
realty hamp4red the work of the fire.
nen who CONDUCTED the salvage work
rom twelve tugs
Montreal, July 9th The Lady Nelson
first of the five new steamers to be
built for tla Canadian National steam
shin new service 10 the West In les from
, 1928-07-11
COLONIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

End Member for Christiansted Country
District (JGcksOn): Mr.. Chairman, the
Honorable End Appointed Member has
made a very brilliant defense of his de.
partment. Of course | am very glad
that he has made that defense. for in
making it he has placed on record things
that are very valuable to this Council very
valuable to me in fact | think he feels
hard that | made the remark that
wouldn't vote one red cent more on sal
aries for the Police. Not that | feel that
the Police are not entitled to living wag-
es but because money is asked for from
the taxpayers to give the Police to pro-
tect them, to preserve peace in the com
munity. That's what the tax payeR
are handing over their money every year
for and are doing it willingly; and nobody
is going to lex to pay we'll for protection.
The Honorable 2nd Appointed Member
as Director of Police has by his own de-
tense today thrown much Of the blame
upon himself and has shown that it is not
the rank and file of the Department that
are opened to criticism, but the Depart
ment Head himself; and | want him to
take this in all seriousness. When he tells
this Council of the manifold duties i'm
posed upon his men and their perform
aliCC w bLAC4A4 ~ 1 lis GOlIOClLs LLFu IL
is time to heap those criticisms on the
Head of the Department. When he tells
US that the prisoners confined in the
Penitentiary are taken out at midnight
to do work for the Sanitary department
he is making an open confession of a viO-
lation of the laws of this municipality.
The prisoners confined in the Penitenti-
airy cannot be compelled to work in the
street without their consent, there have
been several complaints concerning this
matter that has not yet beer in Investigated.
This makes my words true that this or
ganizatiOn is a fraud. When we give
money for one thing it is used for some
other purpose or for something for which
they are employed. 1t is not fair to come
in here and ask for increase IN salary 70:
the Police. When the Police begin to do
the duties for which money is budgetted
| will be the first one to shout for an in
crease for them, but as long as they are
messengers Of other departments | will
not vote one cent more on their salaries.
The Honorable member has made refer
ence to the shooting in Chicago and in
New York as if there can be any compa
risOn bet Ween these places and St. Cr0ix.
Chicago has five million people and New
York seven million; in New York the Pc.
lice Force has ten thousand men and in
Chicago eight thousand and two thousand
reserves. These shOotings are not done
in Chicago by the Police, they are done
by the thugs, gunner and crooks of
, 1928-07-11

are working and ask for consideration.
| would like to know What these circum
stances are? Then ne spoke, of prejudice
to the Head of the Department. am
sure when | am criticizing am not
biased by prejudice. | have always con-
tended that the Police Force, as far as
orders are concerned they obey them; the
men are looking neat and clean but it is
my privilege to oppose any fraud when
committed on this community. The Po-
lice are not permitted to give protection:
for instance take the words of the Head
of the Department; they are prevented
from doing their duty. | consider the
whole thing a fraud and that's WHY
wouldn't vote one cent for that depart
ment. Everything the Police, il a car is
required. the police car. That's a fraud:
and it is high time that this Council see
it is a fraud and get a good police force
to protect the people. That is nv stand.
| am not critjcizing the men as a body, |
am crItlclZlng the system. AS re-
CARDS repairs to the buildings | think all
the other departments carry an item on
their budgets for repairs; it is a strange
thing the Police and Prison Department
has none on its budget estimates. | again
blame the Head of the Department for
that, be should see that that was put on.
AS a member of the Municipal Com.
mittee | have had the experience that
some Department heads come in and de
fend their budget estimates; if the Head
of the Police Department felt that he
was not given a square deal why didn't he
come in and point out the needful to the
Municipal Committee? He is responsible
for his department, not only for the per
sonnet, but the general management of
the entire department. Another matter
cited here is that the Police are dong
duty for the custom House. That IS 90
ing 100 far, and | do not believe that that
is in order. If the Governor has given
orders that a policeman is to be detailed
for duty at the Customs House, then
that policeman must be Immediately tax
en- off the municipal pay roll and pat on
the Federal budget. That the Police are
enforcing the Prohibition Law, that |
have no objection to. If they would only
do it | would say that they are doing
something that would induce me to ask
for an increase in salary for them. That
item alone would be sufficient to warrant
the spending Of all this money. If they
would enforce the law | would be willing
to vote for more pay for them. | thlnk
SO far, that's all l have to say 10 regard
to the remarks made by the Honorable
End Appointed Member, and | wish that
my remarks will be taken in the light In
which they are meant. | like to speak
frankly, and | shall continue to speak
$500
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AIR-\NA
MEN I

To men of vision. integrity
and personal neatness. Air-Way
offers a real opportunity for
workers.
Speciality salesmanship is a
highly paid profession.
We sell an electric speciality
on which VIC hold eight basic
patents: which demonstrates and
renders a service that is worth
much more than the machine
costs; which has had a phenome-
nal sales success all over the u.
5. A.; which has field as large
as the automobile.
II you can sell something
which demonstrate that IL has
no real competition. ii YOU want
to get into business which
places no limit on Your ability.
If YOU appreciate sales policy
which gives the man in the field
dealers franchise and places
promotion ON a production basis.
THEN investigate Air-Way and
learn the truth OF this business.
Up to Wednesday of last week
| the following men are examples
OF what our dealers in the field
are earning:
Mr.. k--l made $4,000 on
February Goth.
Mr.. Gil On February 9th,
18th aud Z9th made $ll,m.
Mr.. Ny made 5000 on
February q. q and 29.
Mr.. W----k. Mr.. k----Il and
Mr.. P----ll all made 5000 on
February 9th. 18th and 10Th.
Mr.. B---~ks and Mr.. C~~~~ll
made 5000 on February 18th
and 10Th.
Mr.. C~---n made 5000 on
February 9th and 18th.
! Mr.. ky made $500 on
February 28th.
| Mr.. I,~~-~~~n made $1,000 on
February II, Z8 and %. He's 7
new man.
Mr.. Sc, another new man
made $500 Oh February 2Dth
Mr.. \ III, a new man also
made $500 on February 29,h
| Mr.. R-~~~h, also a new man
made $500 on February %.
! Mr.. C-~~~ll made $500 or
February 29th. So it goes i,
Washington Air-Way.
/ These men are here To he met
talked with. and they will show
you the truth Of this bushes,
'iA TIE FIELD!
| Our satisfied and cnthusia st j,
clientele is responsible in grea
measure for our success as other
wise We could not increase OH
business monthly. locally ant
nationally, as we are doing now
Our corporation is rated A-a-l
over 81 ,UUUUW by the credi
associations. and has a paid j,
capitalization Of S.. .SDO,UUW.
We can train aud place ST.
good men This week. Gall al
day Monday. March sih. and in
vesiigate Air Way"tl,e speciali
sales suce~ss of the dec ad~.
2O3 INSURANCE BUILDING
18th and Exr Sis n M