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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
Would Limit CHARGES.

HE base rate area ln the proyN,st,.
plan No. is the same as in plan
No. I. Under the proposed plan No. :,
however. IL - proposed to llm.t the
base rate charges without mileage to
those areas nov served hy tho Wis.
cons.n and Shepherd exchanges and
To charge mileage charge 20 thVS
subscribers located outside of these
change areas
The area served by the Wisconsin
exchange comprises that territory
bounded Cn the east by the t'ctol,;s., d,
River, an the north by nne siartlns
from the Potomac River about one
mtio north Of the District nj Columbia
line, thence east 10 the River road,
continuing east along the Raisilnorx
and Ohio Railroad tracks 20 Chevy
Chase Lake and thence i'm u southe,lv
direction 10 the District az Columbia
line at or about Rock Greek
The area served ny the Shepnea>I
exchange comprises that territory
located Within a semtcaNcle described
ny line intersecting the District az
columbia line ON the east ahcu, ene-
'"ufth mile west al Georgia avenue,
thence tn Blair road east ri silver
SprinS. continuing easteelv 10 Slice
Rtanch, following this stream 10 the
District OF Columbia line at point
Jhst east NJ Sligo Mil NNasi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10

The committee on transportation
and communications. III It's report.
recomme nded that the new plan of
the telephone company be approved.
with the following notifications: That
the area to be served by the Shepherd
exchange be extended TO include all of
that densely populated area included
within the general area Of Silver
Spring. Sligo. Woodside. Woodside
Park and Linden: that the area tn he
served by the Wisconsin exchange ~.
extended 10 include ali Of hat denselv
populated area included with the gen.
eral area Of EdGemoor. Battery Park
Bethesda and Woodmout. that the
same rates and privileges be extended
in the areas mentioned as are now
proposed In the areas designated as
he Shepherd and Wisconsin exchange
areas In the new plan. and that The
bradley base area be extended IL
Grosvenor lane 80 as 10 include the
entire Alta Vista ares.
w. Il. GARRISON. assistant. 70 The
president Of the TELEPHONY, company.
Indicated last night that these recon.
mcndations Of the committee WOULD be
gun<iy!ert4!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10

1t also passed the resolution of Maj.
T. Brooke Lee of Silver Spring, pro-
viding for an Investigation by commit
tees Of efforts Of Warrington utilities
TO increase rates in the metropolitan
area of Montgomery County. due TO
the fact that it was across the DIS
trict line.
The telephone matter provoked
long discussion. when. Lieut.. Col. Il. ;.
Porter presented the new plan Of the
telephone company.
Appeals were made for an oppor-
tunity 10 study the new plan before
acting on it, and Col w. A. Knoll OF
Takoma Park moved the matter be
laid on the table for month, followed
by a substitute by Maj. 4. Brooke
Lee. Silver Spring. that the matter be
made the special order of business for
the next meeting. and that the plan
be printed and circulated TO the con-
stituent bodies. Col. Knoll later with
drew his motion in favor OF that OF
Maj. Lees. which was subsequently
carried W. b. GARRISON OF the Chesa-
peake Il Potomac Telephone Co,
undertook TO explain the new plan TO
the delegates. SO that they might
have full information when reporting
/ back to the member bodies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
NEW PHONE RATE
PLAN SUBMITTED
Rate Changes Discussed by
Montgomery County Civic
Federation.

Provision for an optional telephone
service in the metropolitan area OF
Montgomery County. Md, is made In
new plan of telephone rates pre-
scented to the Montgomery County
Civic Federation at it's meeting last
night at the Silver Spring-Takoma
High School. The new plan Is sub
stituted for the original plan, which
brought forth storm OF objection
from telephone subscribers In this
area. Residents of this area, under the
proposed scheme, may have strictly
Maryland service, with toll charge TO
the District Of Columbia. or full metro
politan area. without toll charge
either to or from Washington or in
their own area, with an additional
monthly charge.
While favoring the construction OF
bridge over the Potomac River III
the vicinity of Great Falls. the feder-
alton voiced strong objection to the
bill pending in Congress giving a pri
vate concern authority to construct
1t as q toll bridge. The federation
favors it's construction at public ex
noncp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10

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| IN their hoHfs ty snoo,Ebiissir1 y01ins isdy
iefs. Reasonable fatns Pi,u.r eS.nt"."s
| AIss Roller Col 1905 for intTryieE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
NOW IS THE TIME

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10

AshIhSIDS TO 7. CITY BOSTON
az points betNsetg. Specializing IN ,nogtns
snsaiI bss - furniture weakly TINS J s
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cousin dictated to you has passed your

cousin dictated TO you has passed your
lips
She met his eyes unfinchingly.
There was not the slightest doubt
about his relationship TO Dessiter.
There was the same straightness OF
vision. the same compelling gaze.
II have not even spoken of my
adventure" she said, TO one single
person"
Good" he exclaimed.
ION the other hand, there Is some
one else whom ! have met who seems
10 know a great deal about il, she
went on. Il wanted to ask you about
him"
Some one else been trying to get
al ycu. eh?"
81 don't. think So" she replied
doubtfully. He helped me on one
occasion. and IL it had been neces.
sary for me TO trust any one. I
should have trusted him. His name
Is Mr.. Paul and he is Russian. He
dances at the Cosmopolitan and helps
his father and mother with a restau.
rant "
This time there was neither anger
nor suspicion in John Glyde's face.
II softened rerceDtibly.
"a dear fellow" he exclaimed. and
az brave AZ they make 'em. II there
We're many more as plucky as he
there might still be some chance for
Russia They are beginning tn real
ize that. the Fcoundrels. They'll get
him before they're through"
"Who will and why" Miss Brown
asked anxiously. II like Mr.. Paul"
THE people with whom my cousin
| was at war" John Clyde answered.
London reeks with their spies. They
know all about Mr.. Paul. II we don I
get at them first they'll have him and
US"
He made his way to safe built into
the wall. busted himself with the lock
/ for several moments. thrust in his
| hand nd brought IL out again. holding
an ordinary shorthand notebook with
| black shiny covers held together WIN
A rubber band. He laid II down IN
front Of Miss Brown.
"Ny book" she gasped. How on
earth did you get that"
He smiled.
There are some matters" he said
"conrerning which you had better not
he TOO inquisiiive At present"
But il was Jeff In the bank In my
name" she cried, "anh IL was not 10
be given up 10 any one except 10 me
personally"
Even banks are human" was the
| dry response. Anyhow. there is your
| book and on the table In your choic"
! ~ two typewriters and an unlimited
supply of paper and carbons. The
sooner YOU complete your task the
/ t,etter--the better for you. the better
I for NE and the better for the world .
| Miss Brown took off her coat and
( her gloves and las them tidiiy upon ii
/ chair Then she also took of her hat
and sYnD0thed her hair. Her fingers
| we're trembling little and her heart
| pounding.
II an quite ready" she announced
| with her hand upon the b0ck
Evening star., 1928-01-13

Every mother Ycaii/fs. after giving
her children e alitofnia i'ig Syrup,"
fha, this in their IDEAL laxative, be.
cause they love Us PHEASANT taste and
il Thoroughly cIeanscs the tender tit
tie stomach. liver aud bowels with
out Qfjping
When cross, irritable, feyefisI, ~
breath il bad, stomach sour, hook at
the tongue. mnther' II coated, give
teaspaontDl of this harmless
"fuity laxative" and in lev hours
oil the foul, consiipaied waste, sour
bile and undigesfed food passes out
of the bowels, and you have a well,
pI4 yful chIld aQan When the i,ti!e
system Is ipli of cold. throat sore,
has stoipach-achs diarfhoea, Indiaes-
ton, ColIc~~Tenembsf a good in
side cleansing" should always be the
first treatment gwen,
Millions oi mothers keep "faiifor-
nia tig Syrup' handy; thsy know q
teaspo9Hfi today saves q sick child
tomorfow. Ask your druggist for q
bottle oi Il altorBis Fix syrup"
Evening star., 1928-01-13
Miss Brown of X.Y.O.
4fE aRss \ By E. Phillips Oppen.em.

Miss Edith Brown, pretty stenographer. is
Hfted from, her dull life of routine into
land of adventure and romance by n chance
Biz Of tiictation which she takes down from
the lips of q man who says he Is dying
Col. Dessiter. renowned explorer. The next
morning when she starts 10 the hank to
place her notes and other documents with
which she has been intrusted in safe',ie.
potit box as instructed, she is attacked bN
ruf1ans ana saves her bag only because she
had strapped II 10 her wrist and by the time
1y intervention of n stranGer. She safely
deposits her parers and then successfully re-
huffs an inlpostor reporter who comes 10
worm out information. She finds her &C,
ouaintance eagerly sought after by people ot
al sorts. One. prominent Commumst,
Noel Frsnkland she likes least, although
her chum. Frances Austin. does not >nuh
bis. uncouth advances, However. Frames
hdant In young Russien who describes
himself merely as "Panl" and invites nc
giris 10 the restaurant where he ana ms
parents cke out a hare living. to which ne
adds . nittance earned as proiessioilMi
dancer Then comes mysterious inSltaton
FOR Frances 70 n party from the trincrss
Strepaff with especial INSTRUCTIONS TO hrlne
eon FOR her invitation is soon apparent: She
meets Mr. Pennington. NJ P. who taxes
pains 10 argue Miss Brown into ctscioslne
her eeeret for the hcst interests OF the couh'
t-v But she realizes that us reaiN ,the
Corrunist marty for which he's pleading
ara remains oNNsurate FINALLY. she re'oe"
n,-es a rersonal AL in the Times as her sum
mons arain 20 meet Dessiters agent 10 gel
further instructions,
Continued from Yesterdays start
Evening star., 1928-01-13
BY E. Phillips Oppenl,ein,.
Copyright. 1897. BY e. Phillip. oppenheim.

black list with a scarlet cross against
it. He knows that well enough. lie
is one OF the underground deNiis-the
most dangerous OF the lot. Seldom
makes a speech. seldom appears on n
platform. goes everywhere because ot
his accursed music and collects more
information that all the rest of his
secret service together. II | have my
way he'll be in the dock before his
opera $ produced. How did he ap'
proach you?''
Il met them both, Mr.. Pennington
and him." Miss Brown explained.
Through the Princess Strepaff. She
has a house in the country in the
same village as friend of mine"
"Nadia Strepaff." John Clyde sigh
ed. she was decent woman once
always. in fact. until Malakoff came.
Steer clear of the whole gang in fu-
ture. Miss Brown. You have done
macnificently. Look me in the face,
though. for one moment. Swear that
no single word or line Of what my
Evening star., 1928-01-13

81 will be writing letter or two
at the other end of the room," John
Clyde told her. Call me If you
want me-"
Miss Browns fingers wandered
across the keys of the typewriter
" hivh she had selected. With her left
hand she opened the book, although
without its help she remembered that
first sentence so well. Her fingers,
however. remained in the air The
pounding at her heart seemed sudden
ly to cease. She turned over a couple
Of pages of the book Quickly--turned
it upside down and looked at the other
end. Then n cry broke from her lips.
John CLYDE. on his way to his desk.
turned quickly around.
Whats the natter"
She pointed to the book with a
trembling finger.
1T is the same make--I could have
sworn to my rubber hand-but it ISM
my book. It's empty"
He was across the room in a couple
Evening star., 1928-01-13

Of strides. His lameness seemed to
have been forgotten, his expression
was terrible. What do you mean?"
he demanded fiercely.
She rose TO her feet. still pointing
TO the book and faced him. The fury
of his tone had done nothing TO COW
her. There was n strange light fash
ing IN her OWN eyes. a note OF passion
in her angry cry.
Il say that IL il not my book" she
exclaimed. 1T is no more my book
than you are John Clyde"
Continued In Tomorrows Star)
Evening star., 1928-01-13
t('OntinuPd.b
YOUNG MEN.

YOUNG MEN.
Two neat Young men to qualify for exrrn'
hut not nccessarye This position offers I'M
limited possibilities for advancement Be-
tween 9 and |" am. apply to j. II Meyers;
Potomac Electric Appliance CO.. 14th and
Evening star., 1928-01-13

WANTElp-SAI.ESMEN.

.ESMEN.
FINE OPENING for hustling young man.
with car to sell real estate: commission
with drawing account. Call for interview.
1873 l. st. NV. Room ia. or phone De-
r"inr 3S73.
MEN for bakery and confectionery supp'es.
cnce Address Box 4OO.Z. star office. ~
PRlNTIN6--A large printing house has an
openin< for representative that can sell
HI igh- grade printing and service 10 the buy
crs Of Washington aud vicinity. Mail ad-
vertising experience desirable. Give par
tcuars in letter. Confidential Address
YOUNG MAN wanted to sell construction
machinery in Washington u. C. Previous
experience desirable. hut not necessary. state
fully nast experience. Address Box Ie'N,
Star 0Nfae
Evening star., 1928-01-13
.-s-s-a-a.
A\II'OR.

Man and wife with no. children as lam,
tor in snail two-sto y huilding IN .icvriana
given in rxhchange for services. with PRIV
lece OF doing outside work. Address Box
Evening star., 1928-01-13
HElP-MAIE AND FEMALE.

uIIlF-NHT4Fs AMI TH1Nf.NI.Is.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Men and
women Sell Superior Steam Cookers at 81.
Sells everywhere. Also want representatives
for Md. and Va f, o. L1KENS. 1910 NV.
SALESPEOPLE. outside ON live wire house
to-house r1nvassing Nationally known mer-
chandise Standard cash prices. Sold on
liberal credit terms. Commission basis. but
money maker for those who hustle. Address
Box :t13Z Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-01-13
Nj EMS CLOTHING
Sal I.I:SNAN

Eyperieuccd young man for our mems
clothing department State age. eyperIeuce
aud last employer Address Box 3l7-Z. Star
Office
Evening star., 1928-01-13
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.

4 NEhL OI ION Z y =.
Opportunity far beyond most lines OF en-
deayor is offered the person OF intelligence
energy and integrity who learns and applies
himself to the real estate business. We are
enarging our force for the Spring and sum
mer seasons We have openings for ten live
wire statesmen with the above qualifications.
II inexperienced. ION the new evening
class in real estate which starts in few
days Course is conducted without cost to
salesmcn Beginners are given assistance by
experienced salesnen in showing property
and closing sales For full particulars call
at l+05 New York ave. and ask for sales
manager
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC.
1405 New York Ave Main 1ii5.
Evening star., 1928-01-13

WE WANT four statesmen, be-
tween y and IS years OF age.
who have had several years en-
pcrience selling specialties to
merchants. or wide retail busi-
ness experience; no other need
apply; if YOU do not qualify. do
not waste your time and mine !;
we want men who can sell. APP
ply Saturday before II o'clock,
or Monday before II o'clock. the
National Cash Register Co., Sl6
18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1928-01-13
SITUArION-in,MESTlC.


RI. CplOred. wishes WORK in "afet"Tia ~
NJ hOusrwork coed references. "6tD
81 e%.xt,
Evening star., 1928-01-13
HEl.l'--FEM ALE
| BOSOM PRESS OPERATOR. experienced

JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER-Ofic Judgment
moro essential than typing ability: state sal
ary. references, phone. Address Box 45i II
Star Office. i3s
Evening star., 1928-01-13

GIRL. cOlUred. dCtire4 work bv The W"et.
no washing: from 10 am. to 30 u m. sli
Evening star., 1928-01-13
BEAUTY PARtORS.
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction 10 star
readers. ANY complaint fo0Fd
necessary 20 ne made IL The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call Main Sa09 Branch liza.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heating of Personal -
. cents per line additional TO the reg.
ular line rate.
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NST.ALLMENT y.

1SS EDITH BROWN, quietly
T.: !; :: !: y:
lic-she kept her eyes down.
Evening star., 1928-01-13

NtVtlAttUN-tWtME
|CWkMhERMAtn ami waitsvsa Arsl lelass
|Cail West paa
,oionFp GtRi. ~ishe. place =. aalI In
boarding house, husidtat Or priv ate family
NcVth fllA "iah nth NV,
rotoRtn aiRls tesee,tahle. pises a. care
rotnsuaa tnd",
r0l.uatn aiRI, Wishes several hnNsswnrs
az nsathrrs hsrer ~ sMail family stay
nsh hts ttht Y 81 nv, Nufth lhM
IOlQREn atRt. Nlnhe. hrst,siass pesitien
80 meid hes, eity teierenses Call North
N7AM
Cni oREn WOMAN. very usat aaa wlNtns
warker wisnes daSs work vt aw Mud
col ORen WuMAN aeat, wlshes aays WuFk
~ nati,,ims hon.sWefh, WEt,e AVs John,
SUI 80 itsh nj ne, ....s-.-....
COON ssH ss"a', sass ssls,s y, '.,' !, .'."'' Al.
atRi. s,ta,ed tYl,shss, slahss NMk u sns
AiA3 kvg,h tpslW.
Evening star., 1928-01-13

GIRL. cul0red. desires general hou4ewOrll or
j maid: RET Phone North SOJj. 1923 Oregon
Evening star., 1928-01-13

SALESWOMAE. IneXpe ricnecd eager 10
learn SCIENTIFIC methods. Exceptional Op-
portunity with cstlhlished organization.
Good appearance, high school education,
open -mpdedness and cooperation are essen
tiaI. Abdresa TiOx .,35-X utN,a
Evening star., 1928-01-13

LADY. employed to organize silver Clubs on
Iiberdi commission basis Only part time
rcanlrrd Address Box 403.Z Star otfi"e.
NuRsE, white. young. tor child. Wisconsin
Evening star., 1928-01-13

GIRL coiored. shes place maid III pri
vat" faTiIy or a!I-arOund gIri ia cafeteria
Evening star., 1928-01-13
SiTt'ATION-EENAl.E.

CHilD'S NURSE white expcrlrnCV~i S~si
bia e3aS after O'clock Ia
HEASTlTCHtSG handwork IN drcsses and
stlk underwear. samples r~Qurst Mrs,
Prank II, Murxhacher, .1lS Ssn.l i. Sc.
LADY csnahi~ OF Interviewing The pWhlls,
making herself valuable to any ecnccrn,
overseeing helm mauaSing ar as. sting tN.n'
srniat and trustworthy. Call Main aoSj,
Anartment aot IL
Evening star., 1928-01-13
Bl SiNE~S OPPORTI NITIES
COntinurii.I

CAFETERIA. beautifully saaIpcS<i 90 e,zy
SsEe~t n~- nez- SSvsS14 i1rge aca-s-eeziS:
sSss&Ec EcsS. business O~-e- w1.l Sac-.Sce A
ac eSnRaoi Esye Ssrse his Azfs0Tloa Ss,ssaAae
IoC ria1 ans Wsie % sxo EA4sss Asesr~Ss
S0v 4aSE STAR oMo~ ISs
Evening star., 1928-04-29
WOMEN TO HEAR TALK
By SIR HERBERT AMES
Canadian, Former Finance Expert
Of League Of Nations. TO Speak
at Democratic Dinner.

Sir Herbert AmeS of Canada, former
financial director Of the League of Ma
tons, viii speak on THE Changing
Spirit Of Europe" al q dinner 10 be
given In his honor. Wednesday night
by the Woman's National Democratic
Club. 1926 New Hampshire avenue
Sir Herbert is rated as one of the
greatest fnancieTs in the world. He re-
signed his position with the League OF
Nations IN 1925 He had served as
financial director from 1920 While in
Washington he is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles s. Hamlin
He believes the method and ma
chinery Of the League covenant, which
has stood the test of seven years, Is
workable. Those who Use IL have con-
fdence in it, he said. Il look for the
financial and economic recovery OF
Europe through the instrumentaility Of
the League, and for united action on
the part Of it's members In reaching out
for the world trade"
Gerald w johnson. on the staff Of
the Baltimore Sun. will address the
regular forum luncheon Of the club.
tomorrow al 1890 O'Clock. Since the
charge is often made that there is no
difference between the two major
political parties, the program commit
tee of the club, of which Mrs. George
~ EckeiS il chairman, has undertaken
to have delivered series Of FIVE talks
under the general heading. The War
Agzlnst Privilege % Mr. johnson Will
spesk on The Battle Under Jackson. ="
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CIRCUS TO ARRIVE
IN CAPITAL TODAY
1900 Persons and 1.009 Animals
With Ringling -Barnum & Bailey
Shows, Opening Tomorrow.

washingtons population will be aug
naented today by the arrival this morn
ing Of the / 500 persons with the Ring
ling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey
Circus, which opens its two engage
ments here tomorrow at Camp Meigs
show grounds. More than one-half
this number are actual performers un-
der the big top"
Also there will be the 1909 animals
with the big show and the 700 horses,
Of which number more than 200 are
seen in the five rings at one time.
There viii be Goliath" the sea ele-
phaut weighing nearly 10 tons and con-
suming 400 pounds OF fresh fish daily
and "YasSo." the East Indian elephant
which carries it's trainer Gunga about
the hippodrome track in his mouth.
There are with the circus 43 elephants,
20 caniels and IS zebras. the latter ap-
pearing for the first time in a unique
and beautiful act in which they ex-
hibit unusual skill and quick response
% their trainers commands.
Tile afternoon performances begin
promptly at O'Clock while those In the
evening are at O'Clock.
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the evening are at o'clock.