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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAERaA sS Tnnk
BaitZ, COL Irving st. NV. Col. 1899.
PAPERING rooms and 2-story hail, $50.
newest patterns latest pas Sa5 giant textures
PAPERHANGING, painting-AVeraGe room
papered SO to $40. no more. no less; entire
house, $50 guaranteed workmanship. Phone
National 1851 ior samples. 90
prices this week only. We will scrspe and
size when necessary and paper average size
Trnf t0 for eas eor and
painting at special prices. We use Dutca
Boy lead, pure linseed oil and turpentlne
Payment on work done now to begin. in
AUGUST. PEOPLES Home DECORATING Cas- Inc
PAPERHANGING, root work, palnting--Work
Repar Geo 2ls as sids E Main ldsis
PIANO TUNING, $3.50 We specialize in
general piano repairs and rebuilding Gsl
Sss
Coz 1886 90 and pot
PLUMBING, HEATING, OIL BURNING; re-
Sbirs and installations; found reliable for 81
years. J. r. Guerin, Az E. Cap. Lin. 34l7:
PLUMBINC,--Special attention TO remodel
ing and repair work; truck equipped as shop
on wheels; d. j. Sillers 1920 10th st. ne
Atlantic 1851 g
ROOF REPAIRING: PAINTING. sutterippSg :
prices North 1914. day or night Ajax
Roofing Co, 2C38 18TH ST. NV.
ssi2 rug eeaGfd s hasS %oTh
s SIT VA AH'etU' oSH ne'A'al 'O'o' 10
UPHoLsTERING- your work done now
ana save money, as We are not busy. STAND
ard Uph, Co, 4o3 18th. Natl 1902
WINDOW SHADES, reliable. MADE to order,
Main 5e s25 eur Gf 35 st.
order. will call to estimate. Butler Sons.
1851 Good HOPE I'd, Lincoln 1923
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES. fully equipped
ana stocked; excellent business, six pumps
Swear lease; reason for selling price, $500.
SAVE $50 IN THE PURCHASE OF $1,000
dress Box l4S-D, Star ONCE.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for recent COL
vsatageo9s connection in an oflcial capacity
with washington institution; investment
reaui-ed; Will stand strict Investigations; OPP
portunlty far advancement assured. Address
Box l3SD. stan ofice.
I WILL SELL at q BARGAIN PRICE or trade
my my soft of dEnk bot h business fer R0nss
nv: ssetle en- BssnsSsS ssts5iishedn yssTs
excepted. Address BOX so-D Star ONCE. 9.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY is offered to
purchase OF the leading cash sea food
stores and restaurants combined in Baltl-
more. Net TTcnt now over slO.oOU per year.
Can be greatly increased. VIII teach buyer
the business. Priced 10 return your invest
ment IL less than IL months. Investigation
invited.
LUNCH ROOM, fully equipped III good Dusi-
ness location Potomac J3s2. g.
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE-Good buSl-
EesS 5-room house; rent, s55; leaving city
300 9Th ST. sc.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP. doing fine business
for sale reasonably. Owner has another
shop and cannot give this his attention.
Apply 1888 II st. ne.
LARGE STORE AND WAREHOUSE ON B.
., o slding a. Ber%y9' MdMWagona scales tnsS
implement business and auto accessories.
Rent or sell. JOHN j. KLEINER, owner,
Berwyn. Ma. g
5ll9 GEORGIA AVE. NV
Large. modern store and broom and bath
apartment above. newly decorated located
in one OF the best business communities in
NV, good for any business: rent has been
sreatly reduced. II. r. SMITH, 34T3 14th
St NV. Adams 3789.
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SITUATION-WONIEN.

STENOGRAPHER, age 90 high school and
business college graduate; past year Stenog-
rapher and secretary to lumber business
heads; would accept office position in inSLi-
tuition here, as hospital: board as part
Star ONCE. g.
TYPIST-Young lady desires tipping work to
do at home evenings; filling in form letters,
addressing envelopes or straight copy work.
Call Shepherd 1884 after pm. &c
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FORDS-Model A Standard Coupe anu road
Ster: these are real bargains; priced as low
as $3.50: attractive terms. Triangle Motor
Co.. 2 New York ave. NV. Open evenings
and Sundays
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FORD COUPE. latest model A; this car is
practically new, used only short time; $465:
terms: open evenings and Sunday. Universal
Auto Co. 1929 NJ st. NV.
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

SIIOA1AON-DOM AAS.
COOK-Colored, neat, pleasant; general
housework; part-time or days work. N
GIRLS, two, colored. want work OF any KIND
at night. Address Box l44-D. Star office. s.
GIRL, colored. wants position as chamber
maid. waitress or pantry girl. Address BOX
laid, Star ONCE. D.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work or
general housework. no laundry. Pot. $685..
LADY would like position with well estab-
lished detective bureau or private cases. Ad-
dress Box 200-D Star office.
LAUNDRESS wishes washing to take home:
best of reference Call Adams 1926 g.
MAID. experienced cook, serve small family
part time. N. 1872.
NURSE for children or general homework;
German girl Just arrived in country. Emma
PART TIME OR DAYS WORK wanted by
two girls; good references. Write or call
423 ST. NV. -
WANTED by neat reliable settled .colored
woman, part-time work or days work. Call
1908 st. NV.
WOMAN, colored, wishes work from until
5. Call l466 st. NV. g.
WOMAN, white, unincumbered, wants per-
nianent position cooking or Housekeeping
8l3 L st. NV.
WOMAN, colored, wants a place OF one
reference Phone n 1929. g
YOUNG CoLORED WOMAN wants place
part time or steady work: no Sundays; good
city references. Phone Line 6033-W
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DODGE COUPE 1926. In wonderful me-
chanicsl shape; new tires and others good.
Fully equipped good car for cheap trans
Dortation The Trew Motor Co, 1909 l4th
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THE HECHT co.
desires the services of expert
enced shoe salesman for ladies'
S h o e department; temporary
work. Apply Employment Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-08

FORD FORDOR SEDAN; carefully driven by
original owner; upholstery same new:
sll5; open evenings and Sunday. Universal
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

4 REALLY BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT WAVE
at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL for So.
Open daily Until g. Mon, Wed. and Fri.
until pm. 8l7 l4th ST. NV. Met. s6lS
MARIE STEVENS. Electric Needle Expert,
20 years experience. Hair Warts, Moles Per-
manently Removed, 81. Satisfaction Guaran
teed. 302 Kresge Bldg, HOS G st. FIR 1921.
l3S
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PERSONAL.

BEST OF MOTHERS LOVE AND CARE FOR
infants and small children up TO years.
Call BerWyn s7-R. g.
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS SINCE
1885. Ethical secret service Consultation
only by appointment. Morgan Bradford.
Transportation Building. Franklin 800. la
UPHOLSTERING. SLIP Govern ORA
perieS. $50 discount this week. STANDARD
UPH. Co, 4o3 18th. National 1902.
W.T. O-NET BATHS: BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer: oil and aIco ruosi white nurse opera
tor. Potomac 4T2l. g
CHILDREN BOARDED IN TEACHER
lovely home; graduate nurse in attendance;
references excnaEgeG. Marlboro 27-F-l2. g.
WHY ENLARGED TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
foot trouble? Consult Foot Correction Lab
oTatory, 6l2 nv, Sulte lUS, ground floor.
RUGS CLEANED, SHAMPOOED. STORED.
Our prices save you money. STANDARD
UPH. CO, 4U3 llth. Natl 1902 10
SLIP COVERS, s-PC. SUITE WITH SEP
cushions, snap fasteners Incl. material. SO ~
r. L. sherwood. 1913 gath Sc. Lin. $3.50
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DODGE SEDAN. 1927; type A; in excellent
condition. throushont; paint. upholstery Ike
Northeast Branch Dick Murphy. Inc, Buick
Dealers. 6O4 Fl st. ne. Lin. 033T
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

FOR SALE-l0O Jersey Black Giant pullets,
:wo months old, Marcy strain; 81 each. ROD
ert Cochran. Beltsville, Md, half mile north
OF Government farm gates. g.
from Selected eggs; heavy breeds; for Fall
ana Winter broilers; r. l. Reds, Barred
Rocks, sli per hundred: Jersey Black Giant
and Light Brahmas, SIS per hundred; l.500
chicks for immediate delivery. Charles P.
Tucker, Clifton Station, Va. Phone Fairfax
64-F-4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQUES. old gold. SILVER, diamonds, Jew
eiry bought and sold. Tenders Pawn.
brokers Sales Co. 9l3 D st: NV. Fr. 1888
ANTIQUES and modern furnlture-We &C
tualIy pay more for furniture than any one
III town. Phone The Lincoln Co., Franklin
S817. Be satisfied before you sell. s.
ANTIQUES, old gold. silver. diamonds. Jew
elry. 4. p. Arnold. 1928 @ St. NV. Main
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DODGE SEDAN: very fine condition: up
helstered in leather; car is in. excellent con-
dition and will give a lot of service; only
Sl65: open evenings and Sundays. Universal
Auto Co 1929 NJ ST NV
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AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
men; established 10 years. Call Lin. ~.
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ENROLL NOW FOR LAST CLASS OF SEA
son. ReopenIne Sept. 3. Telephone switch
board operating. oxford Bldg, corner 18th
and NJ Y. ave.
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MAN, reliable, with car, as direct factory
representative In washington and nearby
counties. No experience necessary Unusual
opportunity for advancement. Must be VIII
Motors Company. Battle Greek, Mich.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

statesmen, experienced with cars. TO call
on stores. Apply Room 4l9, oxford, 18th
and N. Y. ave. n W. 4-G pm. e.
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HELP-MEN.
AUTO MECHANIC, 1rst -class; steady Job.
B. c. Fur, 706 O st. s.w. g.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen go, TO sell used
cars. Apply TO manager. 1865 H st. ne.
BOY-Help around apartment house; early
MORNINGS; soc hour Living near 40 I ST.
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CLOSED FOR VACATION-Fall ttrm VIII
begin Sept. 8: positions always open: send
for catalog. Loomis Radio COLLEGE, 4o2 9th
MEN. WOMEN. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
A few short pleasant months spent at this
national famous school Will Mt you for life
and independence. Moderate charges Easy
terms Day. evening classes. MABELLE
HONOUR SCHOOL, 817 18th ST., NV. Est.
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CARPENTERS, or 4, first-claSs men, nom
union. Apply foreman, 1909 35th st. NV.
COLLEGE STUDENT, free until September
IS, for interesting sales position recurring
travel. Guaranteed income. Address Box
278-C, Star office.
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lodge TOURING, late 81; runs fine. looks
God convincing demonstration; sacrince
Z S7n cash Phone Adams Roll.
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MEN, IS to so, for Summer work; SIS per
week to start. Fuller Brush Co., Metro
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APPAREL (men's. womenS and children's'
rummase sale; household articles, curtains
bedding, etc; will pay cash. Call Mr.. Cohen,
Metropolitan 7i49 or Metropolitan 9l52 or
bring to 407 K ST. NV, or 3l4 Eye St NV.
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BUTCHER and salesman wanted; expert
enced; steady Job Apply Rubin Bros, %
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN WANTED--An exceptional opportunity
Apply $685. l4th st. NV. between 5 and {
r m, Monday.
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SALE-AUTOMoBILES.

DIAMOND TAXI. late I92G-CIood paint,
good tires. excellent mechanical cond1tlon;
partition and meter installation. 1913 Yer
mont ave IVY Ant
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APPAREL--While house cleaning or moving
get together odds and ends. curtains,
dishes bedding. bric-a-brac, etc, and ali
kinds OF clothing, and 1 will buy them
tomac 1927 ~
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COOK. white, for visible lunch; must be
American. Call at once, ll04 9th st. Sc. y
COUNTER MAN-Experienced only. Apply
Carlton Restaurant, 1124 Penna. ave NV.
HOUSEMAN, colored, steady place IN coun-
try, 40 miles from Washington. Write age,
Va IA
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BOOKS-Hishest cash prices paid for entire
libraries ana small lots of good books. Bring
them in" or phone Metropolitan 5415. The
Bis Book Shop. 1888 @ st. NV. G. David
Pearlman, proprietor. Established 1907.
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NAN to learn telephone sales work by local
department store; one with car preferred.
Apply Monday, 2 to 5: Tuesday, to 10.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
DAM To | ] R {
TOURISTS

DENVER. Jan. 16 u,N.S.l-The
site of Boulder Dam in Black Can
yon on the border line between
Arizona and Nevada, where 26,-
100000 acre feet OF water win be
eventually stored, may be a tourist
resort aside from a power plant
and irrigation center.
According to plans forwarded to
Elwood Mead, commissioner of
reclamation, the United Pacific
Railroad stands ready to construct
4 40-mile stretch of railroad from
Las Vegas, New. TO the site of
the dam.
The primary purpose of the line
would be to transport the millions
of tons of construction steel, ce.
anent and other material necessary
in the building of the giant dam,
but after this work was completed,
the dam and reservoir would stand
like an oasis in desert ard
mountainous country to which visi-
tors would come from all parts of
the globe to see.
Great opportunities will be pres.
ent when the dam Is completed
and an 80-mile stretch of water
backed up in the Black Canyon.
Steamboats,, yachts and launches
could ply the full length of the
inland lake to thrill travellers.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
FISCAL POLICY
MUST WAIT
FOR YEAR

The Bureau OF Efficiency's ex.
haustive report on the fiscal rela.
lions between the District and Fed.
eral governments will result in no
change in these relations for all
other year at least. according to
Indications at the Capitol today.
The District appropriation bill,
which is now nearing completion in
the hearings before the District sub
committee OF the House Appropria-
tons Committee, will contain pro-
vision for continuing the $9,O00,O0O
lump sum contribution by the Fed.
eral Government.
There will he no fight on this
provision from the Senate this
year such as there was last year.
The Senate never considers short
session propitious for such a fight.
The District will therefore have
to wait at least another year for a
more generous policy by the Federal
Government toward the District.
IL the Bureau of Efficiency's re-
port ever has any effect upon the
fiscal relations situation it will re.
suit in a larger budget for the Dis
trict with bigger contribution by
the Federal Government and more
revenue from local taxation. 1t is
difficult to see now, however, how
that program will be put into ef-
feet.
District citizens are opposed to
Increasing the local tax rate and
the House is opposed to increasing
the Federal Governments contribu
don.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
AUTH MAY BUILD
IN ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Jan. is.
The proposal for the establish
ment Of an $4,000, 900 plant in Ar.
lington county by the n. Auth
Provision Company, of Washing
ton, was renewed when the com
pany's attorney. Carl Marshall, of
Arlington county, made applica-
ton at a meeting of the board of
supervisors last night for permit
to construct an abottoir on it's
property along Columbia Pike near
Relee.
Marshall was advised by the SUI
pervisors that 1t viii be necessary
to advertise for a period OF 10 days
it's application for a permit in a
county nLsSpaper to conform with
the county ordinance. 1t is ex-
pected the supervisors win have
hearing on the application at its
meeting January 80.
John r. Fowler was elected presi-
dent of the Colonial Mortgage and
Investment Corporation at the an
nual meeting held last night at
Rosslyn. Other officers are Ashton
G.. Jones, vice president; Alan b.
Prosise, secretary; G. T. Merchant.
treasurer: Harry r. Thomas and
William C. Cloth. counsel Members
of the board of directors are Robert
E, Dye, John E. Fowler. 3. M.
Smith. Ashton C.. Jones, Alan b
Prosise, Harry r. Thomas, William
G. Cloth, G. T. Merchant; E. Wade
Ball, Harry X. Green, George Al.
Rucker, DR.. John c. Whitehead,
Arthur E. Wilson, Howard B. Fields.
and Mrs. Lizzie c. Rueker.
Announcement was made today by
p. p Woodbridge, executive secre-
tary of the Arlington County Cham,
Der of Commerce, that the annual
dinner and election of officers sched.
uled to be held at the Washington
Lee High School the night Of Janu.
airy ~ has been postponed until
Tuesday night, February H.
Representative Jeff Busbv, of
Mississippi, VIII be the principal
speaker at the meeting of Cherry
dale Lodge, No. 42-A. +. and A. NJ,
tomorrow night in the Masonic
Temple at Cherrydale.
Election of officers will he the
principal business to come before
the meeting Of the Lyon Village
Woman's club which meets tonight
at the home of Mrs. H. w. zeh.
The Edward Douglas white
Council, knights of Columbus meets
tonight in the auditorium of st.
Charles School at o'clock.
The Arlington County Monarch
Club will hold its weekly meeting
tomorrow In the Rucker Building
at ~ o'clock
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
Cafe Man Loses 81 On
Pie AS Money Sheds
''V" On SIS

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 1s.--
When the ~" dropped from
supposed IS bill he had accepted
from a customer. George Clan.
none, proprietor OF a local restau.
rant, summoned police.
Giannone said he accepted the
bill from q man who bought a
piece Of pie. Several minutes
after the man left the restaurant
the proprietor went to the cash
drawer and discovered the ~"
had slipped and exposed 81
bill.
Police Immediately issued
warning to bushes men through
out the city to be on guard for
the "bill raisers"
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
ZOgu Asks Premier Kotta
To Form New Cabinet

TIRANA, Albania, Jan. is AU.S.),
King Zogu. whose cabinet last
week rendered its collective resig.
nation, has asked retiring Pre-.
mier Kotta to form a new gov.
eminent.
King Zogu yesterday was reported
to be improving in. health after
calling two famous Viennese ype.
cialists. who found the new mon.
arch to be suffering from nicotine
poisoning. He has been ordered on
strict diet and forbidden to smoke
cigarettes
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
Fireman's Life Saved
When Single
Shares Him

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. IS
U.N.sl.--A little shlngle probably
saved the life Of AL Lehnard, a
member of the Evansville fire
department. While Lehnard was
fighting a fire he lost his balance
and fell. He was sliding head
first down the roof when the top
OF his boot caught on protrud-
ing single. which held him with
his head hung over the caves.
Lehnard managed to stay in
that position, thanks to the
single. until brother firemen
could run up ladder and rescue
him.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
Suspect Is Held Here
On Weapons Charge

Alleged by police to have planned
to commit a robbery here last night,
Joseph Santini, 81, of the 1900
block " st. N. W.. today faced
charges of carrying concealed
weapons as efforts were, made TO
learn whether the gunman was
wanted in New York.
Santini was arrested last night as
he stepped into a taxicab in front
OF his rooTning house. Detective
Sergeant Wilson had learned of
Santin from man whose name
was not made public. who told
police Santini had asked him to
participate In a Washington rob-
berry.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
Isaac Cans March
Dedicated to Merchant

AT its annual concert last night
at Eastern High School. the Wash.
sington BOYS Independent Band in
PRODUCED a new march. dedicated to
Isaac Cans, Washington business
man.
1t Is called THE Isaac Cans
March, and will be hereafter a
number on the bands program.
Major G. =. Brown directed theeeon.
cert
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
Rival Toad Tribes in
War, Scientists Hear

DENVER. Jan. IS U.N.s.l-A
veritable war between two rival
tribes Of toads d az untold value to
Colorado and Wyoming. according
to a report made here to a conveR-
ton OF scientists from eight uni
versities OF two States by r. j. Gil
more. OF Colorado College.
Freedom OF the eastern slope of
the Rocky Mountains OF mosquitoes
and many other insects is due to
tn, presence OF a carnivorous, meat
eating toad.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
Revolution Aids
Russian Music

PARIS, Jan. 16 u.N.s.).-Rus-
sian music has withstood the eve.
luton OF Sovietism. according to
Alexander Glazounoff, famous
composer, who IL visiting Paris
for the first time since 1889.
'The level OF art has not been
lowered despite events In my
country" said DR. Glazounoff.
Naturally the situation In Rus
sia is painful. but it Is comforting
to see that the love OF art has
lifted the people above the fatigue
OF political and economic life,
THE conservatory at Leningrad
has an so piece orchestra OF
students that is one Of the most
remarkable organizations in the
world.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
Aircraft Pioneer Dies;
Partner of ChamberliH

NEW YORK, Jan. is Q.N.sJ.--
walter C. Teter, SIS, aircraft pioneer,
who with Clarence Chamberlain
ocean filler. founded the first airport
In the metropolitan district, Is dead
at the Memorial Hospital.
Teter established the Teterooro
Airport in Bergen county. New Jer'
sey. and it's success was so pro
nounced that a town which grew
up around the flying field was
named in his honor.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
GETS HOME AND DIES.

READING. Pa. Jan. 16.-Mrs'
John Gerstal. So, died of a heart nI'
tack Immediately after reaching her
home from attending services IN
st. Paul's Catholic Church. she
was taken Ill on the way home ai'd
collapsed as she reached her door
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
SHORT CUT KILLS MAN

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. H.
John W. Kipe, IS. local barber, wos
instantly killed by an express train
on the Pennsylvania railroad WREN
he attempted to take a short cut
to his home through the Cherry
Street cut. His body was found
shortly after daylight by the crew
of another train.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
ANTHROPO lGlST DIES

LONDON. Jan. rs ID. MS. In the
death OF Sir William Boyd DaWkins,
England today has lost one 1T her
most famous biologists, and the
chief British authority in the study
Of primitive man Sir William died
at his home in Chesire yesterday
at the age Of 81.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16
TWO IRANSEUSI0NS FAIL

Two transfusions Of blood. furnished
by brother. failed to save the
life of Elmer II. Kelley a, after
his left arm and hand were mutt.
lated in corn husking machine on
the johnson farm. in Worcester
township. He died today from loss
Of blood and shock.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16

Fair warning! A nirthqnake
will rock Washington next Sunday
when rs famous comics arc made
public BY The Washington Herald.
The Washington times., 1929-01-16

Oeftam american people are getung on
in the world. Many of them are just starting.
But they're headed up the ladder. Their ideas
of luxury and beauty are expanding. They
want finer homes, finer furniture, finer auto
mobiles.
These people form most important
group of automobile buyers. Their importance
lies in the progress they are making. As they
progress, their needs grow. Their ideas encom-
pass new standards of living.
For three years, hundreds of thousands
Of these progressive Americans have been
buying the Pontiac Six. Some Of them have
bought it as the first car they ever owned. But
to most Of them, Pontiac has represented
the first big step up from the lowest price
field.
Three years Of building Pontiac Skies
FOR progressive Americans have taught Oak