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Evening star., 1928-06-18
WARNS NAY|GATQRS
. OF might EFFECT
Naval Service Reports on
Radio Compass Per-
formance.

Radio compass operators have been
warned by the naval communication
service to keep constant watch for
the mysterious night effect" which
sometimes prevents the obtaining of
bearings.
Navy radio engineers who have Just
completed an analysis of reports on
radio compass performance In IL naval
districts say that the bearings supplied
on 375 kilocycles are virtually as relia-
BILE at night as In the day, aside from
the unusual night effect" Although
it can be eliminated occasionally by
very careful tuning, more frequently 1t
prevents the obtaining of any bearings
at all. the engineers declare.
Might effect is the term applied to
the effect of peculiar atmospheric con-
ditions during the dark hours upon
direction finding by radio. causing big
errors" Capt T. T. Craven, chief of
naval communications, says
1T Is an obstacle to direction finding
comparable to fading in ordinary COM
munications. although the two are not
necessarily related. In any radio COM
pass loop the horizontal position there
OF has nothing to do with the energy
picked up by the loop in direction find
ing. Night effect is caused by the energy
which might be picked up, under cer-
tain circumstances, by the horizontal
portion of the loop. If at any time the
sky. or reflected, wave striking the
loop. becomes Of appreciable strength
compared with the ground or direct
wave we have the phenomenon of night
effect.
The ground wave does not induce an
electromotive force in the horizontal
portion Of the loop, but the downcom-
ing sky wave cuts the horizontal portion
II abnormally polarized. and induces an
electromotive force in that part of the
loop. Polarization may be constant or
shifting, depending upon atmospheric
conditions"
If the distance is very short. there
is much less likelihood of night effect
being present, since the sky wave would
not have room to come down, Can't
Craven says. It is also true that whsn
distances are short any might effect"
II unnoticed by the compass operator.
VIII not affect the ship as much as if
the distance is greater.
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,orrs.pondencs ot .he A.socla.ed pre...

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
AKRON, Ohio.-Man-made static has
been laid at the door of nearly every
electrical device conceived by the hu-
man mind Now railroad switch en-
gine has been put on the list.
II was not the minute electrical I'M
pulses set UP when the brakes were ap-
piled which caused all of the trouble
and ruined healthy radio signals that
had travelled 1900 miles from Africa
In good condition. 1t was the footing
Of the engine whistle that caused the
operator TO forget the other obstacles ne
had surmounted in spanning great
stretches Of land and water TO establish
communication for his company to Tar
away plantations.
The operator had overcome electri-
cal disturbances set up in the factory
where the transmitter and receiver,
operating on short waves, were located.
He had taken pains to keep them out.
and where he found that he had for
gotten something additional remedies
were applied
All the time he and his staff we're
at work getting the OUTFIT ready, little
attention was given to the switch en-
gine. 1t was not until he had every
thing shipshape and started to copy
Africa that he learned what switch
engine could do. He got strong signals
with very little static OF any sort. Then
the switch engine came along. one track
running just below the window Of the
operating room.
Sveral blasts of the whistle stopped
reception, Tor the time being And now
every time the engine appears the
operator quits worrying until II has
passed on. He said he had not been
Evening star., 1928-06-18
MUSIC Of ORIENT
IS RADIO FEATURE
Ano'o.Chinsse Compositions
to Be Given-Talk Also
Scheduled.

Anglo-Chinsse compositions. the So
called futuristic in music, will dominate
the General Motors family party" a
conspicuous attraction on the broad
east schedule tonight Of WRC. Olive
Kline, the high-sslaried radio prinla
donna, will be the featured artist. The
entire program is designed with view
to producing the Oriental atmosphere OF
China.
Florence Moore. ccmediennc, will be
the hostess for the O'Cedar hour. The
main portion of the program, however.
will be provided by the Keller Sisters
and Brother Lynch. harmony singers.
GLADYS Rice, soprano, Will be the inoi-
vidual star of the Roxy broadcast, while
the A. & 2. GypSieS have planned
musical tour Of the Republic OF Co
lombia. Aside from much interesting
and lifting Spanish and Latin American
music. their program also includes
talk by the Colombian consul general
In New York.
KerSanoff's Lyric Suite No, /" will
b. p!syed By a string seXtet during the
period Of slumber music. beginning at
10 o'clock. other selections include
Polish national dance. gems from VIC
ter Herosrt's Mile. Modiste." Rus
eicn folk song by Bernard and Bizet's
"ASnus Del"
Ons of the outstanding personalities
In the modern Czechoslovakian states
~iIl be discussed by James q. Nc
Donald In his weekly talk at 6 o'clock.
He will talk of Mssaryk, the first Presi-
dent Of Czechoslovakia, and VINO has
since been reelected for additional
ss, N<S
Beginning at $50 o'clock there will
be another Cabin Door" affair. fol-
lowed by the weekly program OF the
Fisk Time-to-Retire Boys.
wMAL is featuring tonight the out
door concert Of the Navy Band on the
Capitol plaza, which will be broadcast
from $50 to O'Clock. Musical Mo-
ments With Famous Pianists" and pop
ular SONGS by The Melody Girl" are
the other musical attractions.
In addition Colby Hartman viii con-
t;nue his description of Interesting
Thsaters Of the World," and A. Cloyd
Gill viii contribute his daily pot
pourri of news and comment during the
period set aside for the Thirty Club.
This second Of the series Of talks by
lie Roy Mark on the workmen's COM
pensaticn Law. which becomes effective
In washington July /, will be broadcast
by wEHF this evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
Alr. Marx Is endeavoring to interpret
the new Law both from the standpoint
OF the employer and employe.
wRHF's musical features include the
weekly period of "Mirth and Melody"
and dinner concert.
wTFF's program tonight Is predom-
inantlv musical. The attractions include
the Fairfax Oid-Time Fiddlers, the
Honoluians. Tom Robertson, banioist;
Harry Arnold, harmcnica player: Edith
Reed. pianist and Lincoln Mackey's
Orchestra.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
TELEviSI0N AS TRADE
IDEA is DISCUSSED
British Technical Writers Divided
on Chances for Early
Use.

Correspondence Of the Associated press,
LONDON Following upon John l..
Baird's experiments in looking across
the Atlantic, teleyision as a commercial
proposition Is being widely discussed by
technical writers in England,
Some say teievision developments are
far from ready for public use, while
others think a public utility service is
close at hand. Meanwhile the lay mind
has decided To wait and see"
Great interest LIS being shown by
amateurs, who are now able To purchase
complete sets Of television parts for q
moderate sum.
The formation of the Television So
| ciety OF Great Britain by certain mem.
bers Of the British Association TO further
the development OF this new branch of
science indicates the interest In the
subject. This society exists ito form a
common meeting ground for the as
| sistsnce Of amateurs and for lectures.
also for professional research workers
and others interested In the progress OF
television"
| One finds q little confusion In the
mind Of the general public between tele-
vision and teiephot0, some failing 10
realize that television Is the instsntane-
Gus reproduction OF living ard moving
images, while telephoto ts the transmits
sion Of still pictures or photographs.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
Blasts From Switch Engine Whistle
Stop Radio Reception From Liberia

able to find any one to advise him how
to control such interference.
The transmitting station is located on
the roof of the Firestone Tire s. Rub.
ber Co. plant here, the equipment being
built In the company's laboratories
under the direction Of r. w. Brown.
The other end of the circuit is In LIZ
IBERIA. where there are large rubber
plantations.
Something of a new field In radio
was entered in setting up the commune
cation line. Much experimentation was
necessary before determining a suitable
waveiength and the type Of apparatus
and circuit to use 1t was found nec-
essary 10 incase part Of the receiver
used In Liberia In glass jars filled with
sealing compound.
Mr.. Brown attributes much OF the
progress made In short wave work to
the amateur. who. he adds, has been
responsible for speeding UP develop
mentS.
The Akron transmitter uses 43.5
meters and that in Africa 29.6, making
possible instantaneous two-way COM
munication when the switch engine is
not In evidence.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

BE AN ExpERT--HRusH UP YOUR AEAu-
" culture profession; private lessons To Ad-
floor. opposite the Maynower, ice
MARCEL WAVING, MANIoURINo, HAIR
s9mpsss snd
nal subject or complete course Mabelle
Hononr School OF Beauty. Culture. Inc. ait
18th st, NV, Franklin aiSi.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY Ex-
pert lady and man instructors CONOvER,
2l26 II 81. NV. West a0Aa 2As
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT IN.
autfe about our new methods licensed white
mehi established 10 years Call Lin 81
AUTO pRIviNsi-~EXPGRIENc INsTRuC-
tor, xl,8N per lessons 3 lessons, SN Phone
Adams Isl Permit secured
why NOT TAKE UP THAT COURSE YOU
hsys hsss essn pianninsP Learn tslsnh9ns switch.
course to learn. oxford BLDG, i4th ST. bet
NJ " ave, and VI
ts0-ten weekly. short hours burton Llnn.
typs school, $50 II NV. Day q ssening ias
Evening star., 1928-06-18
Tone Control to Fit Owners Ears

A tone control that viii adjust the
output OF q receiver 10 At the ear Of
the owner may be made with series
OF condensers and a tapped switch,
sllunted across the secondary of the
last sudio transformer. Four eondenserE
provide satisfactory adjustment. These
ere .0006. J0o025. I00o0i and .00006s
Evening star., 1928-06-18
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PERSONAL.

MASSAGE. PAYsIOTHERAPY, CHiROPRAC-
tic. SARA j. HOI.MSTROM, s0a East Capi.
toll sc. Phone Lincoln 9is1, 2SS
ExcELLENT. MASSAGE AND ELECTRICAL.
treatments for tired feeiins, neuritiS, by
graduate. Phone Franklin sIio, 5 to o,
SCIENTIFIC MASSAuE-GRADuATE MAS
seuse, expert operator. 10 10 daily, sun
gay. l226 18th st. NV, Apt, ,. ~ S0sS-J,
CoLoRED NURSE CARES FOR INVAIIns.
convaleseents, ased IN her suburban home.
References exchanged. Lineoln 7a79 90s
PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN, HEAuTIEuI.
suburban home, spacious grounds; children
2 to - khythmic dancing, supervised play
healthful, country life. Near city, College
graduate North Gao, lKt
A FEW CoNvALEsCENTs RECEIVED AT
APPLEcROSS' HEALTH HOME Proper diet.
reJuvenatins treatment. Phone Lin eesssJ
alp COVERS. ovERsruFPgD sEP cusH.
ions snap fasteners. incl material. SisfS,
4, I, laherwoed. lsia asth Sc Limo. eSa0,
WE PAY 50 TO $40 FOR USED SUITS Il
overeoAts, PRICES paid for wurn elothing,
ladies and sentlemen, always highest Wash
Clothing EN- 6sS p st. NV. NJ. Sais,
COUNTRY HOME, MASS, EXTENpEn-- su.
ppersissd wen eaaipped playground for chill.
hour ii dss, ss week wis, Ssstsw. 49,
mn ADFoRp DETECrfvE SERVICE SINCE
lsas, TrensportAtien Building Franklin
cIoo. Nlsht and sundays. Adams i0le1,
tS7s
Evening star., 1928-06-18
SAL EGMEN

FOR LARGE WATER FRONT DEVELOP
MEET AFFORDS OPPORTUNITY TO
EFFORTS BACKED BY HEAVY ADvERTIS-
ING AND PERSONAL ASSISTANCE.
FRANKLIN sos
ROOM $40. DISTRICT NATL. BANK BLDG.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

COUPLE wanted. experienced; man for house
and yard wife cook; references. Write
particulars: Sunset Hill. Va. or telephone
Evening star., 1928-06-18
PERSONAL.

MAssEUsE-GRADUA OF THE AMBU.
latorium for Massage, Berlin; scientific treat
ments 8l6 x st. NV, cor 9th, Apt. q je30'
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY
masseuse tor all chronic conditions. Poto-
Evening star., 1928-06-18
wMAL-washington Radio Forum

6.55 pnL-Thirty Club. conducted by
7:i5 p-m.--Listening-in on Jimmy
and Jane"
7:3o pm.-Correct time.
7:5o pm.-Concert by Navy Band.
o pm.-Popular songs by The Melo-
6y Girl"
s:l5 pm--"Interesting Theaters Of
the World" by Colby Hartman.
s:35 p.m.-Beu and Jones. enter
tainers
10 pm.-Musioai moments with IA
nous pisniSts.
1915 TO 1880 p.m.-News flashes.
wRC-Radio Corporation of America
ttss.s Meters-S4e KiIocycles).
3 pm. Ballads. Songs and
snatches," by Arthur l. Lippnan.
3:i5 pm Manhattan Trio.
3:4S p.m.-<tudio program.
pm.-Bob Faiion's Orchestra.
$50 pm.-Concert by the United
States Marine Band.
SIS p.-Motion picture guide.
s:5s p.m--Base bah scores, courtesy
Of the Associated Press and The Eve
8 pm.-~The World Todsy-Massa-
ryk By James O. Mcdonald
6:iS pm --Emalle and Robertson.
$50 pnl,-Hozy and His Gang.
pm.--o'Cedar hour.
7:30 p.m.-A. Il p. GypsieE.
$50 pm. -- General Motors family
party
o m.-The Cabin Door
$50 pna-FiEk Time to- Retire Boys
10 pnl-Correct time.
10 pn1.--Elunber music.
II pm.--WeatheE forecast.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:45 pm.--Toyer health exercises
T:l5 am.--ParnaSSaiS Trio.
7:30 70 7:50 anI--CheeTio.
am.--Dr Royal g. Copeland hour
10 am>-George r. Ross pianist.
lO.i6 am.-Racio Household In
gtttute.
1890 a.nn.---Studio program.
ii am.--Orgsn recital.
1i:4S am.-Pennsyiyania Orchestra
i2:46--Flora Keefcr, soprano.
pm,--Mayfowe Orchestra.
2 pm.-Parnassug Trio,
z:i6 pni.-~InYestment for Women,
by Jeanne Carpenter.
$50 Mellow Melodies.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
COMPETENT REAL ESTATE
SAT .ESMEN

May. make an excellent connection with
one Of the largest, oldest and best known
nrms In the city. II YOU are wide awake
and q worker you can make an excellent
living here Splendid iistings of every type
Sales MANAGER. Box sS-z. Star once.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
Statesmen

A NATIONALLY KNOWN ORGANIZATION
OFFERS YOU
Permanent Employment,
Interesting Scientific work,
Unusual Opportunity for Advancement.
nHIncuWe hasis OF Remunefauon;
Thorough Training In Selling Our
Product
Cooperation in the Field
Phone Main TOO. between 10 am, and I
pm. for apnOintment
Evening star., 1928-06-18
WANTED--SALESMEN.


a CoRpoRATToN backed by wealthy and
prominent Washington business men has
TWO positions for able. industrious men OF
Eoou reputation An opportunity with as
ssnreH ssnureH future s. for right man. Address BOX
Statesmen WANTED-Saiary and bonus.
Apply Mr.. Jones, Tuesday morning between
and y O'clock Room 203 Chestnut Farms
SALEsMEN-Win offer a liberal proposition
to three lot salesmen on fast-selling. low
priced, beautifully located subdivision: good
prospects and every possible assistance fur
nished. Cau mornings, ". r Robinson Sons,
205 RiggS National Bank Bids.
WANTED-Three neat-appearing statesmen TO
sell nationally advertised electrical appli-
ance. See Mr. Jacobsen between $50 and
1880 am, fourth noor, National Electrical
Supply Co. 1880 New York ave, NV
WE INVITE. experienced real estate sales
man 10 call for our sale and rent list,
Houses, poultry and dairy farms. We espe-
cially INVITE YOU 10 Join us in motor trip
TO see the new city We are developing In
front OF the Congressional Club. One lot in
this subdivision. containing s3 acres, has
one large hill. several small hills and val.
leys generously favored with beautiful forest
trees; Three vigorous springs When COM
pletely developed this - acres viii he the
most beautiful setting for home In this
part OF the United States. Fulton r, Gordon.
Continental Trust Bldg.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
statesmen.
INDUSTRIAL. BANKING.

The Washinston once of q reputable Wall
street investment house requires the services
rerience TO sell The securities of an estab~
lished industrial banking issue whose earn
ines exceed 20ss per annum,
Successful applicants will be furnished
with excellent leads which should prove Inn
Slcn basis,
Only men whose character and personal
ity VIII stand strictest inyestisatien Will be
considered, This is permanent c0nnec~
lion Apply sai iath ST, NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
MONDAY. JUNE IS, 1923.

prepared Press
standard time Meters on the M OF call letters klocycles
Evening star., 1928-06-18
SITUATION-FEMALE.

GERMAN GIRL refined. would ike to &C,
as Jnother's helper. Miss Angel. Pr. 1885.
HOUsEKEEPER for elderly people or in
motherlesS home; experienced; middle LACED;
refined; excellent references; prefer suburbs
country. Address Box 273-D. Star once. iss
LADY. perfect iinguist. French school. wish
ing to return TO Europe. is willing to give
help as companion In return fares best ref
erences. Address Box fS3-z, Star once.
SEAMSTRESS. experience In dry cleaning
plant or tailor shop. Call North s926,
STENOORAPHER, experienced, reliable and
competent, capable of handling general Of
nee work. Franklin 6747
YOUNG TEACHER desires clerical work OF
any kind for the Summer. Cali Lincoln T1S6.
fgs
Evening star., 1928-06-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


GENERAL COUNTRY sToRE and sasoiine
community In Montgomery CO. for sale; rrs.-
will sell or 5; ideal location; GOOD invest
.ment, Address Box lsS-D, Star once, 20.
pELIcATEsSEN-- Must sell on account Of
sickness. Phone Franklin siSS. 2o'
address. 20 handle suits on overdue accounts:
sxseptionslly liberal nrGatsSharinS % 5, ms srran.e-
sEauTY sAo ws 1Sr sss aS
tis-p. Star once, 20.
DELICATESSEN wanted In neishhorhcod
teen new stores. in a tast-xrowing Northwest
suourbsn community, Wonderful opportunity
msd rs NS 20 sssSe .wsaH
Phone Wisconsin 4oat, day or evening.
sroREKEh,PEss .Ea, Il ,cp need money ,s see
COS. pistric. District Natl hank slds. sla"'' w. S0'''
cArETERIA. opposite Govt. bids; dong
SoI 1000 nnsinessi nl EXCELLENT opportunity, Ad-
E,SrAsilssEp ,Ss All RouTE Of vsna,ns dir MACHINES
investment $3.50 Give nhone number, Ad-
EIIcATESSEN STORE, in nice restricted
reishoorhoca. doing = good business, Phone
KARAIoI.--A medicine sold Tor seven years
for sale Apply Harmei irSasrrs rsSosatnyryrs ,ra1 rshis
So NV. Karmol Lab, Inc is.
pELff,AreSsgN for sale. doing good hnsi.
HssS n,ss isSs North Capitol 81 or phone North
sHnE-RERAiR OUTFIT. modern. ocmp,.,s
quick cash easer: sss owner. ifss Fssa * nv ~
fsROCERY, MEATs-Rent, $40: new ,ease,
81 200 business 4 week 500 per week nroai
~ oENrrs new nxtureSs Frigidalre; retivs~x
Sol- sslN =. lee
CAFETERIA ExrRAoRniNARy 7"--
siSkhesS IofeeS immediate action ON lang.
eNsNlshed meneS maker. within half hsaek
ter act QUICKLY on this 0ne FN'NN' Wv
CALL THOMAS, nEcAruR a,S
hAkERy-FoR RENT
yor Msn nsS,ns toestsSM Wonderful epportNmils
Mr. NEwSOM. iiia u Sr NJ
Evening star., 1928-06-18
EMpI0YMENr AGENCIEs

sTENoGRAPHERs. S20-s25 wE. No charge
unless placed. Washington Employment Ex-
change. 202 TRANSFORMATION BLDG, 18th & H.
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment serv-
selor. 1888 F St NV. Main 8671
STENOG.. typist, bookkeeper, clerical help.
etc. Free registry. Main 1888. 1888 @ st. NV
Boyd Employment Service. -
Evening star., 1928-06-18
Local Radio Entertainment
Monday, June Is, 1928.

EAA--Washingfnn Navy Yard f434.5
eters-sse Kilocyclesl.
3,45 pm.-westher Bureau reports.
e:55 pm.-Ariington time signals.
1905 pna.-Weather Bureau reports.
WHHF-American Brcadcasting Co.
tsz2A Meters-93o KilocyelesI.
B:45 pm.-Tne town crier.
Q pm--Dinner concert
$50 pm---Talk on the workmen's
compensation Law.
Gas 70 I p.m.-Mirth and melody.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 am.-Household talk by Gladys
Tcung.
10 ani.-Musical program.
IL a.m.-Beauty question box, con-
Quoted By Bertha Parker.
HOS am.-Household economy Pc
ricd-
il:25 alm.-Advertisers' period.
Wifi - The FeIIowship Forum l2e2.s
Meters-l,4so Kiiocyclesl.
7:50 pm.-Jack and Jill.
T;4s pm--Lncoin Mackey orches-
$50 pm-Edith Reed, pianist.
S:45 p.n14-Roland Matthews. basso.
. p.m--Harry Arnold. harmonica
s:Is Virginia Buford, pianist.
$50 pm.-Tom Robertson, banjoiSt
e:45 pm.-'Littie River Jack"
10 p.n.-"Rick" Parker, entertainer
1910 pm.-The Honoluians.
1i:l5p.m.-Fairfax oid-time Fiddlers.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored. neat pleasant; viii do gem
erat housework, part time; can 80 away;
best references. Decatur 1926.
DAYS WORKER. colored. hrstsclass laun-
dress, houSecleaner, whole or part time. i031
w Sc. NV. North 1884.
GIRL, colored. reliable. wants general house,
work, plain cooking. neat, late ref; stay
nights. Wis. Sii0.
GIRL. coiored. reliable. would like Job:
reasonable wages; prefer houseworks refer
ences II necessary l&a4 l3th st.
GIRL wishes place as general housewOrker;
So. NV.
LAuNDRESS, hrst -claSS, wants work TO
BRING home: sunny yard. 2S00 ontario rd.
Adams i0i47.
WOMAN, culored. wants place as good, clean
cook, Potomac 1874
WOMAN. experienced. wishes hne washing.
Phone West aS0a-J
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. with city refer
worker CsIi Ncrth SSaa - N'Ns's
Evening star., 1928-06-18
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Special preparation for Patent once, SAL
ary si.s60; senior stem. & typ: exam, salary
81 500 and 81 $40; STATISTICAL clerk. salary
School. Sc. cor. 18th and NV. FIR. 20s0
Evening star., 1928-06-18

MEN Jobs for linotspe onerators;
d. $50 II NV. Day q evening. ias
Evening star., 1928-06-18

MANUFACTURING ALL OUR SHADES
enables Us TO give better values. OPAQUE
shades, soc. Holland shades. 55c and ssc
Small additional charge for installing. A.
KLEEBLATT CO.. INC. lith 4 sts. ne.
Lincoln H7o
Evening star., 1928-06-18

ELECTRIC APPLIANCES-A.B.C. washing
.ar Ss price sl25. A,BC. ironing machine. new.
zo.lnch. electrically heated, $50. So regular
Price Sl45 Walker electric dishwaster
nome type. sS7 50; regular price. sl25. Frank
K. Holt Co. III 18th St NV
Evening star., 1928-06-18

PERMANENT WAVE. is curis. $50. Hazel
MARIE. STEVENS, EXPERT PERMANENT
removal hair. warts, moles, 81; 40 yrs, exp
Satisfaction guar. S03 kresge Bids, hos q
Evening star., 1928-06-18

wTFF's program tonight Is predom-
inantlv musical. The attractions include
the Fairfax Oid-Time Fiddlers. the
Honoiuians. Tom Robertson. banioist;
Harry Arnold, harmonica player: Edith
Orchestra.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
wANTED--MlsCEIIaNEous.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
aISTievSs; an old sols. silssT: diamonds. ,e1-
APPAREts mems women's and ehiidreaS.
iSSa aunmske sale household articles. ec'-
ceSsn, Ss OeSSSsns SSsn etc w,n pay cash, csn NJ,
eel < Ss. nv, or 1858 L nv,
BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinds. sinSSe SSoSs
~ cn1 ns ssss 70 entire hererieS Bring them tn
eS9 g Sc, NV No branch stores
nooNS nou0Hr, Main SSsS iTiI q -
paying Sest prices Tor eur.
sSsnssen ss Ss ADAMS s'eaS sSsi and 'AHSSe'- ,S S.'
hsvRNIruRE wanted at once Tor eASh---ySet
rrnnsSns snisSTs sss. sssss. Sa'ns isFse house, FSS"e
RSaSiTSEf Sssas Sas MNTS wa TSsS se SgaF @
ssSn prices xsVen. Notes store, eos len
FuRNrTuRg Of every description: ees,
SQUARE Deal Earnitare Co, sei Ess ST. NJ
EuRNrrvRK-l pay more money for yep,
Ia ave- sGS $50, aaS Adams S Sies snasss sisss ~
FuENrruRE OF all kinds Wanted; best prize
paid. Canltai Furniture Co, 400 Ia ave
NV or phone Fvanklin iO2et,
FuRNiTuRE household. once and spsiaaes
| WlsssSs WelnxssssSS. lis ptssS icsS 81, NV nv y is.
COLD silver, watches diamonds AND &c
ssHs'ss ssl. ss.n nss1S . IN % our gsnSsss.asns ses
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BOATS.
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Sarsent rd. Brookland. D. c. ies
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must De closed out at once Tor cash 10 SETTLE
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inspect is
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