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Lynch Fitzstephen hanged his guilty
son; q cheerful scene Of cottage life
near Galway, and a cruise to Inishmore,
gave an insight into the beauty OF ma
ture and the humorous kindliness OF
the natives wherever they might be
seen.
surveying the Western Wall Of Ire
land" involved some dizzy moments on
the Cliffs of Mcher, and another thrill
which would have been .theatric exc
ceut that it was so literally realistic
was the kissing of the ,Blaney Stone.
which the speaker described as risky
osculation in the name fof eloquence."
In the city of Cork, sons OF County
Cork were presented in close-ups, each
! with the whimsical smile that Nature
so generously endows the children OF
Erin-and, following visits TO Ross
Castle and Muckross Abbey, films were
shown of Killarney's Lakes and Fells. y
"Kate Kearney's Cottage" was visited
bv haunting car through forest aisles
and the record breaking Horse Show OF
1928 showed multitudeS paying tribute
to the high steppers, with Belgium
Britain and the Free State competing
| in hurdle, water and high jumping con-
tests. with fve-foot stone wall fol
climax. and the Irish team victorious
though many ribbons were presented
by President Cosgrove and the governor
general to riders of the several ma,
tions. The home steamer awaited the
travellers at Cobb, which used to b.
Queenstown, and Is pronounced "cove,
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ADJUSTMENTS
BURTON HoLMEs-"Ireland. y

Burton Holmes closed his season ct
the National Theater yesterday after
noon with a travel revue of THE Irish
To quote Mr.. Holmes, Ireland IS
heaven on earti1"-a statement sup
ported by a pictured description OF the
country given with the authority Sf
one who has been to heaven three
times"
Beginning with an initiation into
the heart of Dublin town, now progress
ed into a city of modern methods, In
which new business buildings contrast
with a look backward 20 years." and
where automobiles have asSumer Su-
premacy over native vehicles, the lee
turer made it understood that the
jaunting car still holds its own. This
was evidenced with many illustrations
of the dizZily high-stepped little traps,
some in real actions, other humorously
travertied, but all snappily engaged by
passengers, with Mr.. Holmes for one.
A visit to the National Portrait Gal
lery visioned such passed figures of Ire
land as Burke, Grattan, Parnell and
today's very alive Bernard Shaw, but
the street life of the city, with its
traffic, customs and people, provided the
interest of the tour.
After it was finished there was q
motion trip by railway along the Wick
low coast, with Its landscapes and sky.
scapes in the County of Wicklow Al
Glendalough, "the ancient city of the
seven churches" Mr.. Holmes recalled
the Legend Of the Lake, and of how
| young and handsome st. Kevin made
himself rocky bed high up a cliff t.
get free of admiring maidens. Th'
Hill of Tara, where st. Patrick preach
ed; through Connemara to CKfden,
and passing Lynchs Castle, with it
Lynch Stone, where Mayor Jane.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

You Like It." and, as always, she was
"in very truth Rcsalind," as well as
Celia and Orlando. She is the OUT
standing Rosalind of the American stage
today, as she has been for a number Of
years. Her wide. experience has but
improved her understanding and read
ing of Shakespeare's lines.
As encore she game the epilogue OF
"As You Like It."
The real novelty, and perhaps the
greatest charm of all her program, lay
in the group of ancient Chinese lyrics
translated by Helen Waddell, with which
she opened her final group. Eleven lyrics
In all, amazingly modern, ran the gamut
of all human emotion In all ages anc
gave proof of the ageless beauty oil
poetry, as interpreted by great artist
Miss Matthison then gave two more
of Tagore's poems, taken from tht
Gitanjali, When Thou Commanded Me
to Sing" and Where the Mind Il
Without Fear" and closed her program
with The Church of the HUMAN
Brotherhood" from THE Servant in the
House"
Evening star., 1928-12-14

From that moment, number Of
years ago, that Edith Wynne Matthison
burst upon the American stage in the
never-to-be-forgotten performance OF
'Everyman," through seasons Of clas-
sical and Shakespearean drama and to
the modern. dramas Of her distinguished
husband, Charles Ram Kennedy, she
has continued to thrill audiences with
her fine presence. her voice and the
beauty Of her art.
This was never more true than last
night, when she appeared In a recital
Of poetry at the Young Women's Chris
tian Association Building. Seated In a
big armchair, on stage simply set,
she read from a write and gold book
some of the 1oveliest verses in the worlds
literature. It was perfectly built pro-
gram, perfectly rendered by a marvellous
stage artist.
She opened her. program with
Brownies "My Garden" following 1t with
two appealing poems of childhood, by
Coventry Patmore, and Walter de la
Mare; then game "The Young
Prince" by Tagore, and "The West
Wind" by John Masefield, both with
that deep feeling. and simple intensity
that Is her own. Particularly effective
also were "a Musical Instrument" by
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Shell
| ley's lode to Skylark," which she In
| terspersed with sonnets by Browning
and by Shakespeare.
She gave the forest scene from las
Evening star., 1928-12-14

pen,,blican Women will be held at the
Washington Club Monday at ! o'clock.
The guests Of honor and speakers VIII
be Mr.. Edmund Platt and Mrs. Edward
e Cam. Among those having reser-
vations for tables are Mrs. W. r. Turner,
Mrs. Marion Butler Mrs. Marcus BenJa-
min. Mrs. Sedgley, Mrs. F. D. Head, Mrs.
Virginia White Speel and Mrs. Edward
A. Hartman. The list is nearly closed
and immediate reservation Is necessary
tn secure space. Mrs. r. M. MCNEIL,
3212 Garfield street northwest; Is cnair-
man.
DR.. Esther Caukin, secretary OF the
international relations committee OF the
American Association of University
Women. will address the members OF
the club at 1884 street tomorrow at
a luncheon, at which Mrs. Karl Fenning
will preside. She will talk of her ex-
periences as an unofficial observer for
the A. A. u. w. in Berlin, Geneva and
Madrid. DR.. Caukin held one OF the
fellowships of the American Association
of University Women, which is now
engaged in Nationwide campaign to
raise 81 100000 fellowship fund to en-
dow about 80 more research fellowShips
for women.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Duvall and Miss
Glorian Duvall of Shelter Heights, N
Y, are stopping at the Grace Dodge
Hotel while spending few days in
Washington.
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U.S.DrugsM May Open
New Trade Area by
Sleep-Sickness Cure
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December IA
American drugs are being used in
an effort to bring about an event
which would be regarded by some
experts as equal in importance to
the discovery of new continent.
DR.. Warren K Sratman- Thomas, %,
leader of an expedition, took $4,000
doses of six new drugs to Africa to
test them as possible cures for sleep
ing sickness.
Henry Allen More, secretary Of the
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial
Foundation, which is helping to back
the expedition, says that cure
would open up a large part OF Africa
to commerce and industry.
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Pen League Carnival Ball
Tuesday Nighf nj willard.

1ueSuAy NtSut NJ WHAafu.
Among the members of the District
League of American Pen Women who
are subscribers for the carnival cos
tune ball of that organization Tuesday
evening of next week at the Willard
Miss Adelaide Steele Baylor, Miss Pa
tricia Poe Bennett, Mrs. Walter A.
Bloedorn, Miss Minnie /. Briggs, Mrs.
Della Brown, Miss Ada l.. Bush, DIR.
Francis M. Butts, Mrs. Willoughby
CheSley, Mrs. Harry K. Dougherty, Mrs.
William r. Dennis, Miss Elena de Seyn,
Mrs william Atherton Du Puy, Mrs.
Marie Moore Forrest, Miss Genevieve
Hendricks, Mrs. Honora Hofflinger, Mrs
Beale Howard, Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe
Mrs. Dwight D. Howerth, Miss Irene
Juno, Mrs. Ella Cole Keough, Mrs Har-
riet Hawley Locher, Miss Blinden Ma
lone, Mrs. A. Pearl Mcpherson, Mrs
Samuel Burleigh Milton, Mrs. Mallie
Roberts Nichols, Miss Bessie Palm, Miss
N. A. Parkinson, Miss Irene M. Pistorio
Mrs. Minnie Frost Rands, Mrs. Swain
Reed, Mrs. Anne Tillery Renshaw, Miss
Florence Hoppin Rogers, Miss Julia e
Scheling, Mrs. Theodore Tiller, Mrs
Emma w. Patton Slack, Miss Beatrice
M. Ward and Miss Louise c. Worden.
Mrs. e. Richard Gasch is chairman
of tickets, for the members of the
league and Is assisted by Miss Evelyn
E, S. Weems and Miss Patricia Poe
Bennett
Sonora de Teller, wife of the Ambas-
/ sador of Mexico, and Mrs. Wallace
Streater, wife Of Maj Streater,, U. S
A., will preside at the tea table tomor-
row when the Political Study Club will
meet at the Washington Club, Seven
teenth and K streets northwest.
Mr.. Ronald B. Mahany, former Min
lister to Ecuador, will speak Of "Our
Southern American Neighbors." Mrs
Elyina Rowe, who joins the Metropoli-
tan Opera Co. in May, will render a
group of songs, accompanied by Mary
Taylor The president of the club, Mrs
Frank Morrison, will preside.
Mrs Rose Yates Forester, chairman
of program, has arranged this interest
ing lecture, so appropriate at this time
| as the President-elect, Mr.. Herbert
Hoover, is now visiting these South
American countries.
Mrs. Virgil Miller, chairman of hos
pitality, will be assisted in receiving the
members and their guests by Mrs. Err
nest Daniel, Mrs. Bruce Baird, Mrs
| William j. MCGEE, Mrs. Lewis Battle
! and Miss Martha Fitzpatrick.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Mrs. Larz Anderson, MRS. Clarence M
Busch, Mrs. Charles James Bell, Mrs,
Ann Archboid and Mrs. Edna M. Col
man are patronesses for the series OF
classes, Things Talked About" by Mrs,
Wolff Smith and Mrs. Swain Reed,
which are to be held on Mondays
through January, February and March
at the Willard.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

we're hosts to company Of so at q
dinner dance last evening at the
Mayflower.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
EpITH WYNNE MATTHIsoN.

and the Journey was over with the lee
turer's Farewell to Happy Erin"
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Smell. After. dinner Mrs Wheeler talk
ed on "One Woman's Campaign Ex-
periences."
Evening star., 1928-12-14

The first luncheon Of the League 9
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Mai. Julio Ruiz de Aida of the Royal
Spanish Air Force, who is stopping at
the Wardman Park Hotel on the occa-
sion of the international Civil Aero
nautics Conference, win return to Spain
on about January II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Mrs. B. Galley Darlington of Min
neapolis, Mimi, who is spending some
time at the Wardman Park Hotel, ex-
poets to sail In January for cruise of
the Mediterranean and a prolonged
stay in Europe.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. England
Of Rockville announce the engagement
Of Mrs. England's sister. Mrs. Annie
Gordon Smith, and Mr.. Charles Tilden
Lohr, both Of KenSington. The we'd
ding viii take place early In the New
Year .
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis K. Liggett OF
Chestnut Hill, Mass, are staying at the
Mayhower during their brief visit in
washington, having arrived here yes
terday to attend the dinner given last
evening by the President and Mrs.
Coolidge
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Mrs Charles A. Romeyn is the guest
Of Miss Romeyn at the Portsmouth,
1885 New Hampshire avenue, for; a
few days. Later she viii rejoin Col.
Romeyn at his station in Boston. =.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Mrs. Robert C. Foy, wife of Col Foy;
Mrs. Charles e. Hart, wife of Lieut..
Hart. and Mrs. Elvdig Rivero of Havana,
Cuba, are the guests for whom Mrs. Ell
Bamfred Smith is entertaining this
afternoon at her home on Massachu-
sets avenue.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Mr.. William Richardson and his two
Young sons, William Richardson, Jr,
and Ralph, are guests at the Wardman
PARK Hotel. Mr.. Richardson and his
family are here from Los Angeles and
expect to go on to New York from here
in the course of few days.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Col. and Mrs. Edgar L. Conley will
have as their guests at their home,
Green Ridge, Silver Spring, Md, dur
ing the Christmas holidays their son,
Cadet Edgar L. Conley,,' jr., and Cadet
j. Lindsey, both Of the first class
United states Military Academy, and
their son, Reginald Conley, of the
Episcopal High School, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Mrs. Ralph S. Pendexter entertained
. party OF 10 for tea in the garden at
the Mayfiower Hotel yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

SAIESME EN--E -Exnerieuccd speciSity or SEN
eral selling essential, experience IN our line
unnecessary: xs wilt train YOU. Our prono-
SitfNn apnesfs ON Sjgtlt to auvone IN the
business world IL viii nav YOU to nvesti.
eate Apniy nm. 10 !, nm only. See Mf.
fantfau ganpa A. ln McSiH HlNS
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Statesmen.

Real live wires can easily earn
100000 to 100000 before De-
cemher first. Real estate, in
vcstment. stock and bond and
insurance statesmen will find this
proposition pays enormous re-
turns; men with cars preferred.
Apply room 400. Carpenters
Bldg. 10th and X sts. NV, be-
tween 9 and -, mornings.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
HELP--MALE.
MEN
Waiting list will shortly he established 70
applicants seeking executive positions wit
EI.ECTROLUX, INC.

applicants seeking executive positions with
ELECTROLUX, INC.
pioneers in a new health industry now COM
mencing operation in the United States
These lists already exist in many OF the AZ
countries in which we operate over 500
branches.
Eleetrolux needs right now about 90 men
to iii executive positions paying salaries
ranging from 81. 900 TO $50 900. Many men
who have been with us a matter of months
are earning these salaries and more. In as
much as We are the only ones in our feld
We cannot get experienced men for this NEW
industry, The most important qualifications
are Intelligence. loyalty, agSrcsslveness and
vision.
We have q remarkable product, strong
International organization and tremendous
financial backing. The men selected to hll
these nostionS will he given an intensive
training in our policies and methods of
operation and will receive splendid income in
bonus and commission during their training
and qualifying perlod.
We are particularly interested in men re.
siding in Washington and vicinity.
Men Ia apply for, personal interview to
IL am. Monday Will he able to start work
II they qualify, Call Suite .Ql, ,
1910 Vermont ave. Ask for MIR. Banheld.
Isle M
Evening star., 1928-04-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


AiTriON BHiDaE INSTRUCTION, DAY
ana evening nlHsseh, Mrh, HOWEN, Rutland
courts. i135 ifth nj, North Tp5is Apt, 3oh.
AUTO DsIVIka LESSONS ny OLD ExPE.
riencrd inslfnat0rs: eatisfactl0q tnaureds
white challlfeirs furnished, Gall line, ne
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QuiGK.Yi .Ek.
neft lady and men Instructors. UuNOVEM,
atgs II st NV West ;ifdh,
~ A DOuHTEH, PASS ON ~ rRO0nEs.
days sarns sab week another 90 days,
Aa7 so week; 80 previous training, sten0,
graphic Gnnfse, = manths; shorthand 10
days; aee, course 40 mo- Position Tor kradl,
ates Glasses forming ii0gd sehpai, lliIs u.
Main ea'iD, Est, z years Occupies Z f00fs.
MAKE MONEY IN BUILDING - 81. 10
AiO day IL regular scale, mtieh higher IN
eanen for men who can read hiuepriHts aBd
esilmaie nasis send for plans and utlr
i,Dak, tHaw 10 Read iiinepfinlsH mailed
free HIDG DEPT, al4h CHICAGO TEGH.
i0lLEaE Lis n. atilh II. Chicago, III
PIANO LESSONS TAUGHT ny CONsERv
atory graduate summer rata. 7Ha iaaaen;
adults DR. children Address Boa aaaa,
star affiee
LEARN .THE FASCINATING ART or
800 week nlaks and private nsllIetlnnI
The French method used At rHAHI.O1'fE
SCHOOL. 1894 u a. NV
MEN AND W0MFN-vIn IntesiiRale Iiuntype
optrstins shaf. hggrs,, GOOD naV huFtog
Lino,kns school b3i u 81, n.s, pat and
.as4<H# Z.
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-ss--------.---y.-
MAN,

Of good appearance and de-
pendable. to represent one of
Washington's leading depart
ment stores locally; we will
give special training to the man
who qualities. Apply Monday.
9 to II or 4 to 6. Room 208,
Commerce and Savings Bldg,
eth and L sts. NV.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
THE FRIGIDAIRE
CORPORATION

80 . tNNN1t
CORPORATION
Will consider training n few
more men at this time. We are
now entering our most produc-
tive selling season. TO obtain
our last class OF four men it was
necessary TO examine over one
hundred applicants. If YOU be-
licve that you can qualify and
are not afraid Of long hours and
hard work we may be able TO
offer you a connection which
has unlimited possibilities.
We prefer married men who
have had some selling expert
encc. but will consider others
If otherwise qualified.
SEE Mr.. PATTON. at
1913 New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Stkl, tolegsd, waats yeneral hoQseWoF
sS.naIsesents Call Pot0aaae 63iS-W, -
Evening star., 1928-04-22
FINANCIAL
SITUATIONs-FEMALE.
IContfoued1

PRACTICAL NURSE will take care Of pa.
tient. Stay nights. Ref. Of former employer
.1ttled white woman. Adams 969.
SECRETARY. law Office. research experience
law office: references Address Box SIS
Star nfficr 90 -
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Real Estate Salesman.
VIZ WANT AN EXPERIENCED GEN
HAS CAR INITIATIVE AND AMBITION
ORR LISTINGs ARE COMPLETE. MORE
YOu CAN QUALIFY WE WILL ASSURE
YOUR INCOME. ADDRESS BOX 4a5-s.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

SALESMAN local: rubber STAMPS aud otfice
Sunnlfes;' permanent commission basis. Sll
Evening star., 1928-04-22

SAI,FSMEN--Two. Tor evening work. 10
10 atsa one for day work calling in reply
to REQUESTS for information regarding our
training in accounfancy; il you have sales
aa opportuusty: Others making from $50 to
500 pcr week for past - years. AppS
Tuesday. International Accountants Soclety.
I'll fN1enrnssp BAsiiHiur
Evening star., 1928-04-22

COLLECTORS - Experienced
collectors can earn good salary.
commissions and bonus selling
for us. Apply Castelberg's, 1904
+ St n W
Evening star., 1928-04-22

NFM IN stasd sf,gesssnsp ~ soin aass saifs
6ssN After short training se1se ausslfS,iig
ss5H tse gwen d bfFlGyiR lH Va, ~ B1 sfF
sates ssxasgfF 10 3sth 81 mr. room 8tlb,
Evening star., 1928-04-22

SAIESMEN =, those who interested in
n,erch sn,ii>ing a sncyaity and who have a
tweeu hours of S 30 aud 10. 1879 lith St
n "
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Girl. eelorea, Wishes para,ttee work
hours. wegS er bundle NasAsag ne SunasNs
Evening star., 1928-04-22
TEACHER OR pRINCIPA
WANTED--AGENTS.


AGENTS--Seii our home and auto necessiiS !.
1000 proht, Our plan gets the huslnsss
s sefy little taikins & sample free: 2 Wal.
AGEATs--Free. Si5.gs sample OUTFIT per,
fumes. toilet and household articles: big
proi,ts exclusive terri.ors Ford given
hustlers standard sneefaity Co. 9th aud
spfatf. Phiiadeipbia. Pa.
AGENTg~-Steaiy income handling our fast.
selling line of popular priced. guaranteed
Established demand, Clistotners everywhere,
~ 70 ~ day easily made. write for iult
9ard,a1ars aal,. c,n.; An,er,nan ra.iucts Go" aaa
AGENTs-s ALESMEN~~S4 every order.
write orders for Hollywood News, new hica
ADVERTISING service for store windows no
nent repeat business, free sales Uutht. Re
.Hn sIalre. ssryiee Corp. 1850 broadway.
ned. 20 New York
BIS SELLER. iusi out. Miniature chest Of
drawsfs IN beautiful leopard skin pattern.
containing delightful perfume and exquisite
many other speriaiies in perfumes toilet
reanisites food products; quality tinsxcelled
.aes 10 .sr,s ", ., aaf fp Rosss asss s ss
Rosce hidg Cleveland. Ohio,
BRAkD.kEw whirlwind seller. Wonderfui
comfort foot mat for housewives. soft vel.
strains. % aefss While washing dishes. ironing.
ssoekins. ele. just show T. !ske orders
making rubber sgpeeisitiss. direct from rub.
t six es tff' sa s's' zren El,s a9sShi osio Nr:'e
CAN YoB SILL 10 colored peopief Write
Becker Chemical 90. ~, Louie.
DON'T work Tor others. but for yourself.
BIG money ~ our l?sIswrI neDslhces SALARY ia,s
or sssntu sHi0b data free. Emperor Fire
Buillfs. HfBa, AeF.
GOLD LEAF Minli0w letters and srript signs,
No experience, SDDfS ptOtii saiiisIrs fi4#,
Meyer writes. days, pfuflts xial 80, Con
satidatFd ~ Al, WFst Vac tilttn. ibiHaEut
LADIES ~ aiiidty ~ represent hEf-'laa
aTiietss of women = wearing Apparel hpift
ild opportunity Tor eiiefeetiG a0issladies,
lail ~ room b05 District snilagal hanh
BHiiding Monday TunRday 0T Wednesday
evenings. u 20 k:aU,
MAKE sIU6 weekly easily s.illns new wind,
Dfg9f cigar lighter; retaiis Doc sure IRE
aAtfiHF pians Tree. Rev Meth0d N1t BDH
VS. BFadfard, Fa,
MAXI Hto MONEY seillps hair stfaishtenef
IL t6igfsd people Wflte for ffsE sample
and terms "a agents Mafoetlene chemical
Ge.. 1906 W Broad Richmond, Va,
MAN OR WOMAN, new plsD 10 lntereht OF
religious sdnesti0n ana distfibuton Of r..
$50 weekly and upward sasly made. steady
Universal hiDie n0pse Phjladelnhia
MEN no DISTRIBUTE samples and take
gnleFs f'if auh, snseiaitg that ~ taking like
.tse., ,e e." ., " aoa. ns !" .0 :" Es Etese
b0ungb Pbltsdelphls.
NEW AUTO. lNvEETIOk ends slae oi
lar aEenls Write fDf territory and tfHa
ssa,pls. ipher,. Dbeny Mfs, Co.. Dent lnA'
NV, vonfsrfuI seller, ~ 40 profit on every
p " hsnosrs@ @a"''1o"is eo '' 9Ss'' Wefee.s' -!
- z..xa.s. -. ...s,ass.s .sas.~ .4ssass II
Evening star., 1928-04-22

a.I.: alfiNG OF all descriptions accurately and
htdtS uone reasonable. special Driee on
! enveIOpes. Adire.a Box azn.s nftla 3
Evening star., 1928-04-22

nEESsMAkER, nrst class. and tailoress.
Call Nine. J, n, Pegnes Decatur .SsosW
kes., 3us Florida ave. NV. Satisfaction
Evening star., 1928-04-22

= sYK--Mase bs9 money tsbinE orders fos
sssse sssd shgg5abesF EyDeFjeaas 0nHshss-
- Ea dan seasos Every honss pYes'
80 Tasnnaisglops paid weekly. We ds
issss. oeaiecf riiis.Tss sons Hafssrfss Dssf
Evening star., 1928-04-22

.ATPoMoRII.E SERviCE for FROM 3 ~ 5
hours day. very little driSlns other th&n
sfAm Residence 90 destination. SISte price
Evening star., 1928-04-22

RsEk~~-gasHs or fgH time 10 assist ~ ssshHs
49, skssssls5se bteNeksilg. E0od HnOsaes - ~
y,ssds fs fsSs lsos1 proposition. Addfsst
- ~ *
Evening star., 1928-04-22

MN ~ veil esfe<Ssa for direct saIes ,wofk.
fasse ssgsasfss4es s,Fw. eyfpgfsenseA men maxi
essssa raoxset AsJiy ssetwSea s'ta 4 q
EstE a. . q
Evening star., 1928-04-22

MEN-~&2 lAB0.s4 nag yehF5s p0sift"h. al
ssssf,sFzssua grow, gAtaFaDaes G%atssf.
geEtfeAeet Br0ss bses. &lrseFtes. koef'es,.f
Evening star., 1928-04-22

FAtFTC MECHANIC for immediate empioy. :.
neeats must he hrst ciASs and experienced
II ChrySlne cars In reply give axe. sNpefS-
cree and plsone number, Address ReS ;Saa-S.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

xEx~~Seii 6ags patriotic bSlidays e1fnsas
ersF-Y HOME st3 store 6ne nFSs1eTf he Ustf
H4s8geFass Writ T~a Veterans Go. ~
Istsk kSgFs 4 Pssssfc J.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
VOTING MEN

Who want 10 make their spare time pay
from $50 10 $50 a week are offered AN
opportunity to sell an article which every
man buys on sight. made by lngersoll. the
stuIlar watch man: rctalS for 81: you don I
need to be a salesman: merely to show is to
sell; biz profits quick sales ana constant
repeat business. Write today. Robt h
lngcrSOil 4IK RrnndWaN. New York. y. Y.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
WANTED--AGENTS.

SEND TODAY for free broom aud brush
holder and full particulars How TO make
Deiphos, Ohio.
SOAP AGENTS--Write for free sample and
terms to agents ON our soaps, creams, ex-
tracts. etc. Lacassian Co, Dept. %, st.
Louis Mo.
TO SELL. new household device: big money,
sells ON sight: no capital REQUIRED; call at
once or write; good territory going fast
Four.in.One, Inc. Room q. 1235 N. Y. ave.
WE START you without n dollar, Soaps.
extracts perfumes. toilet goods. Experience
unnecessary. Cafnation Co. Dept. 400. st.
Louis Mo.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

THE LARGEST oil heating
organization in Washington
with a complete line of domestic
and commercial burners will
add three statesmen to its organ
ization: only men of proven
sales ability need apply; all re-
plies held as confidential: state
age, sales experience and aver
age income for last 3 years.
Address Box 36l-S. Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
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AGESTS--Mske his money IN your time
aellink slraet rings with engraved mono.
krsms, Apply by letter only Atlas Jewelfy
So. Atlas Ruil0lnE. 9th and SITS. nv.
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Evening star., 1928-04-22

ALTO NECHANlCS-t3A First-class only;
,',ls,e ether NEED spnly; See Mr., kSr'""' Wat
Evening star., 1928-04-22

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