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FRENCH WANT DATA
GNU. EXPORTERS
Treasury Agent, to Be At.
tached to Embassy Here,
Will Be Appointed.
BY Gable to The Star and the Chicago Dali,
News

BY Gable to The Star and the Chicago Daily
News
PARIS, November st has been
learned that the French government
intends to take advantage of the privi-
lege accorded in a recent agreement
with the United States and, as count
erpart for the United States Treasury
agents operating in France, appoint
French treasury agent to be attached
to the embassy at washington, whose
duty it will be to investigate, at the
request of the French government or
industrial groups, the books Of American
exporting firms.
It is believed here that certain Amer
lean industries are dumping goods in
France, that is, selling here at a lower
price than at home. 1t is particularly
regarding these industries that their
French competitors in the French home
market, would like to have further in
formation in order to try to influence
the government to readjust the French
traffic accordingly.
Copyright, 1929
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SHIP TO BRING WAR
DEAD TO Be NAMED
u. S. Lines Vessel Is Expect
ed to Return Bodies of Men
Who Perished in Russia.
BY WILLIAM RUFUS SCOTT.

Destination of the President Harding
or some other vessel of the United
States Lines to bring back from France
the bodies of SO American soldiers re-
covered during the Summer and early
Autumn in Soviet Russia is expected
shortly. The bodies will start for New
York around November Is and arrive
about November %.
Mai. Gen. B. F. Cheathen, quarter
master general of the Army who is in
France now on this mission and also
on the project of sending 5000 Amer
lean Gold Star mothers to France next
year to see the graves of their sons
who fell in the World War, is expected
to return also on November %, possibly
with the bodies of the men who fell In
Russia in 1918 and 1919.
Gen. PerShing to Return.
Gen. John j. Pershing, it is stated
IS returning to the United States soon
after having been in France since last
March, and he may be here in time to
take part in the reception which will
be given to the bodies of the Michigan
men who comprised the expedition tt
Russia.
President Hoover is likely to be rep
resented at New York when the Army
Navy and veterans organizations pay
full honors to the dead, and escort the
bodies to Detroit, where interment will
take place.
Senator Vandenburg of Michigan, who
has taken an especial interest in the
recovery of the bodies, has had the
names of all of the Michigan men who
fell in Russia printed in the Congress
sional Record and took occasion to ex-
press appreciation to the Soviet govern
ment for the cooperation given to the
American veterans who went to Russia
to find the graves of the soldiers. While
the expedition was not official, because
of a lack of formal relations between
the United States and Soviet Russia,
Congress appropriated funds for the
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Junior
OvercOatS
SO to$1S

Serviceable w or St
eds-in fancy patterns
and plain chinchilla.
Sizes 4 to 10 years.
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PASTOR OF MT. CARMEL
BAPTIST TO BE HONORED
Program Monday to Mark Seven
tenth Anniversary of DR.. w. FL.
Jernagin's Passionate.

The seventeenth anniversary of the
pastorate of DR.. William H. Jernagin
at the Mount Carmel Baptist Church
is to be observed Monday evening at
s o'clock.
Testimonials by Rev. w. A. Taylor Of
Florida Avenue Church, DR.. A. j. Tyler
of the Baptist Convention, Rev. A.
Sayles, DR.. A. j. Porter, j. A. G.. LII
Vale, DR.. H. B. Taylor, Mrs. Sarah
Lewis, Francis Wells, for the citizens
committee, and DR.. j. L. S. Holloman,
president of the Baptist Ministers Con-
ference, are to be given, followed by a
reception.
Committees on testimonial and pres
entation are Revs. w. A. Taylor, A. j.
Tyler, A. Sayles, B. H. Whiting, j. e.
Green, w. A. Gray, j. H. Randolph,
r Anderson, K. w. Roy and j. E. Green.
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BY the Associated Press.

BY VlC ASSUCIdVEu EKVOos .
OMAHA, Nebr., November S.-Suit
for $4,000 damages in which 1t is
CHARGED that airrnail planes flying low
over a silver fox ranch at Meadow,
Nebr., caused the death OF Sc young
foxes was filed in District Court yester-
day against the Booming Air Transport
Co. by the Nebraska Silver Fox Cor
poration.
The suit says that the planes fly at
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Wool Sweaters
50. 95-S3.95-$5

All wool-pull-over model-in new fancy
patterns and plain shades.
Heavy shaker-knit wool sweaters-n blue,
maroon and black. Crew neck, pull-overs-
Sc and 81.
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Suit for $4,000 Blames Mail Planes
For Deaths of Sc Young Silver Foxes

IAN altitude of less than 800 feet and that
the noise, vibration and appearance OF
the machines at, this height frightens
the foxes, particularly the females.
The greatest harm, the petition AYERS,
comes during the months of April, May
and June, when the young are porn.
During this time in 1929, the petition
states SIS young foxes were either
trampled by their mothers or died be-
fore birth because of the planes.
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Mt. Rock Fleece.
OVercOatS

Fashion has gone enthusiastically to feeces-partcu-
lary Mt Rock Fleece Small wonder, for they the
and fabrics converted into
and at enticng price
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Recall when first introduced Mt Rock Fleece Over
coats last Winerand how went into details of this
remarkable fabric
We told of the grueng test to which the sub
ected the how resisted 600 violent
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Convict Wins Essay Contest.

OMAHA, November R).-Frank
Connell, serving his fourteenth year OF
a life term in the Nebraska Penitentiary
for bank robbery and murder, yesterday
was awarded the 5000 first prize Tor the
best essay on pioneer life OF the State
The contest was conducted in conjunc-
ton with Nebraska's diamond jubilee
celebration as a Territory.
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Our Entire
Third Floor

exceeding in size the
space occupied by the
average clothing store
for all departments. is
devoted exclusively to
overcoats-ranging in
price from $35 to $3.50.
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Discuss Credit Arrangement.

BY Cable to The star.
BUENOS AIRES, November 8.-De-
tails of the Anglo-Argentine mutual
credit of 100000, 900 pesos ($42, 900 ,000)
were discussed yesterday by President
Hipolito Irigoyen and Sir Malcolm Rob-
ertson, British Ambassador. The agree
ment will be submitted to Congress as
soon as the British government ap-
proves. The Anglo-Argentine mutual
credit arrangement was effected by the
British commercial mission which Wis
tied Argentina last month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-08

Construction of South .Africa's state
steel works at Pretoria will be started
next year.
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MOTOR TRAyEL.

MISS. DRIVER AND CALF. CAR WANTED.
Motor Travel. Sterling Hotel. Main 5237.
FLORIDA BUS EVERY MONDAY, g AM,
via Richmond, Raleigh, Charleston, Savan-
nah.. Jacksonville and St. PETERSBURG. 3
nights out. Through rate, $3.50. Call or
write o. A. Gibson, Continental Hotel. l3e
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HOTEL CONCESSIONS.
The following concessions are now being
let for the Hotel Bellevue, resident and
transient hotel near Union Station:
CAFETERIA.
BEAUTY PARLOR.
DRUG STORE.
LINGERIE SHOP.
GARAGE.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND
NEWS STAND.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING.
IDEAL LOCATION AND ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS FROM START. FOR FULL IN
FORMATION APPLY DISTRICT INVEST
MENT CO., SUITE alt, 1910 VERMONT
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$40 Delivers One.
Your Credit is Good.
HOMER L. KIT COMPANY
1880 G Street.
BOATS.

CONSIDER, that In purchasing q cruiser,
ments, rather than stock boat with fea-
lures you may not prefer, you not only
save brokerage and shipping charges, but,
its construction. Buildef-to-owner boat costs
less. Capitol Boat Works, 7l4 K st. s.w.
CUPBOARD MOTOR, Johnston light twin;
left. cypress skin with centerboard suit
able for cupboard motor. 1885 Park I'd. NV.
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MEN Our busiest season has
created vacancies for young men
under 80, about the average in ap-
pearance, who can be bonded. They
will receive guaranteed salary dur
ing training period and be put in
line for quick promotion. Tomorrow
at 10 pm. see Mr.. Sauriol, Potomac
Electric App.sCo., 14th and c SITS. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.



MEAT AND GROCERY MARKET for sale;
doing good cash business. OwneE interested
In other business will sell at sacrifice.
Terms. 925 Az st. s.w. See Mr.. Siegal.
WILL SELL entire stock Of hardware. paints
and .housefurnishings, display tables and
opportunity for some one to continue bust
leased to chain grocery co. 5008 Conn. ave.
ELECTRIC STORE on Connecticut ave,
arns Win sell eSesp for cas owneE eav
Ing city: Address Box 1881. Star once.
BEAUTY EsTABLIsHMENT, :, doing $500
oSy e. dsR byeF low Ten II ss 20
pm, North 6709.
WILL ACCEPT desirable clear lots valued
&C. 5000 for equity In suburban sDi sri
containing rooms. 2. baths. garage, etc.
Screened and metal weather stripped. owner,
Address Box 209-J. Star ONCE. g.
VIM, ! can sell YOU store and four-room
apartment in a neighhprhood of over 500
tsmiIies;s no baker within three Sc, blocks IN
tary. ALP. American Stores. drug store and
bank; this Is a fast-growing section. where
owner. Box ss.J. Star Star once. Aus. Ae11
WELL PAYING rooming and boarding
house house business, a Ter sale. Fully equipped.
PARTNER-Going business. Additional cap
for man or woman. Address Box 215-J, Star
once.
FOR SALE OR RENT gasoline station. deli
catessen and lunch, three living rooms, also
four detached 5-room, bath bungalows; max
ing excellent tourist camp on State road.
favorablv affected by Memorial Bridge and
Mount Vernon Boulevard; about ga miles
from D. C. Fulton r. Gordon, Continental
Trust Bldg Main 1891.
DELICATESSEN. LUNCH. located at $500
18th st. ne. Good business. Cheap. Owner
leaving city. ~
DELICATESSEN and lunch for sale. or will
consider partner buying half interest. 1885
9th st. NV.
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES; corner drive-in
station in NV. equipped and stocked; prob
ably one of city's best; investigate; price.
$500. Address Box 245-J. Star once.
SANDWICHES. cigars. newsstand, in lobby
large ONCE bldg; going established business;
will permit Investigation; price, $1,000 cash.
Address Box 229-J. Star ONCE.
DUPLICATING BUSINESS, established S
years Sacrifice for quick sale. Multigraph.
mimeograph. typewriter, etc. Address Box
224-J. Star ONCE. Sc
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for q good
hardware merchant to purchase a store and
apartment in the fast-growing section where
values are doubling: over 600 families ada
cent to property; Sanitary. Piggy Wiggly.
APP. American Stores, drug store and bank
in the same block; terms Address Owner,
Box 3e-J. Star once.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

catessen, adjoining. foar chain stores, drug
store and bank. overi 500 families in the
neiehbcrhood and building faster than any
D. g. Address Owner. Box 40-J. star once.
BOOMING and boarding house for sale
Completely furnished, Is rooms, baths,
hot-Water heat, cleo. and gas; rent, SIPS
month; near l2th-Mass.;. house full; GOOD
paving boarders; III health. Address Box
ll4-J, Star once.
FOR .sAI.ENew three-chair bqrber. shop.
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.
LIVE STOCK ANN cATrrp

WANT TO BUY pair Of horses.
Must be young, sound. gentle
and good-lookers. Weight about
1000 pounds.
THOS. A. JAMESON,
o06 N. Y. Ave. NV. Main 5526.
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ALTERATION HAND,
First class, for mems alteration
dept. Apply Mr.. Spielman, Sd
floor.
RALEIGH HABERDASHER,
1907 St.
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statesmen.

statesmen,
UNUSUAL OPENING.
Homer L. Kit Co. will add
two men to their radio sales
force; men selected may be any
where between 20 and 40 and
must be $50 to SIS per week
men; experience in radio is not
essential; we will train and CO.
operate in every possible way.
Apply 4th floor, between loan.
and IL noon.
HOMER L. KIT CO.,
1880 G ST. NV.
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APPAREL (men's, women's and chiIdrenTsI
!or fummage sale; household articles cur
I EnS, pedding, ETC.: will pay cash. Call Nj.
Sonen, Franklin 7749 or FRANKLIN 9i52 or
pring TO 407 X st. NV. or 314 Eye st. NV. .
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PERSONAL.


| The rate under heading Of Personal
REGULAR line rate.
ron ADOPTToN-sIx BRIGHT. HEALTHY
Phiiadeiphia. VEIL HOSPITAL. Langhorne.
MABFILF HONOUR GRADUATE SCHOOL.
d eSIR e. work rhorcuehy Trained. efcisnt
srsd,ste students. Special: Shampoo with
m msss ~avs S sse Or pSoe NoS
WRITER'S SERVICE. MANUSCRIPTS
s tsss Edt Aas ana is ssMSreh 1914 Belmont
Y l56S5I T0E fU SEs 81 @Ts
oratory, 6i2 NV. Suite l0S, ground hoor.
ELECTROMAGNETIC ssns psn
work sa Gales, for and delivered. Phcne
s:uIs aR So ssB sissSS
4. 4. Isherwood. 1918 18th Sc Lin. oSo0.
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS at REAL Z: q,
noney-saving prices, Fit and sStislact ~
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman p at
s Ses Drss e ssors N z.uss S sd
PRTvATF KINDERGARTEN 18th, ST.
Music, French, dancing, supervised paay'
sSs4 se sso. c0nese an0 n0ll4-.
MASSAGE. PHYsIoTHERAPsgS: &c. Cht4E s;-
nTactic nara J. HolmStr0nl, Dos EAST Cap-
itol 81 Phone lincoln 7l37. -. =
RIGGS TURKISH BATHS FOR LADIES.
Complete bath, ultraviolet, infrasyed tnerapy
lamps. ufassaee, steam room. reducing ma-
CHIMES high colonic irrigations; graduaye
nurse In constant sattendance. Also beauty
parlor Hours from 10 to s, except Sunoay.f
Thursday 10 am. to 8. FRANKLIN 1zS0.
EVERY CARE GIVEN INvALIDs, CON-
vaiescents and aged BY nurse IN ner own WI
home Phone Adams 1853: 1888 Kalorama ro.
GIRL. UNDER 5 YEARS. TO BOARD ~
siIbiIYhs: mothers love and care gwen. Au-
dress Box 206-J. Star ONCE. s.
CLEAN. COMFORTABLE ROOMS FOR EN-
ployed women. Ant. %. 1903 st.
TUBERCULAR PATIENTS CARED FOR IN
private sanitariurn, under GOVT superviSi0n'
Rates ON application. eupt., Col $685. -.
VIOLET RAY ELECTRIC TREATMENTS:
nurse. i4l0 Hopkins st: NV. pct. goth and
3ist sts., d & r; daily. Sunday. No phone,
BATTLE CREEK ExEHCIsER AND REDUC.
er; vim Ray Treatments. Vit-o-net baths. oil
and aico rtlbs Pot. 472i.
REFINED LADY WANTED TO JOIN AN
other making home IN suburbs, share ex-
penses. Call MRS. BERRY, 3O48 n st. NV.
AGED, INyALIDs WILL
frad every home comfort, skilled nursing,
e ei,Ss Potcmsc 55s7. aolz Kalcrams I'd.
BEST PERMANENT WAVE. SIS.
g no extraS Gill;, 49, A1Ahs Aost 4 -.
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BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds in any quantity
Bring them in or phone Metropolitsn slis
The Big Book Shop, a3a q 81 q " ~ W.
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HELP--MEN.


SODA BOY. Apply Central Pharmacy, 6ss
sTEAMFTTTER's HELPER, experienced,
TAXI DRIVERS, reliable. with Identification
| cards. Apply Wardman Taxi Garage, rear
| 2013 M st. NV. A.
| YOUNG MAN to solicit work for cleaning
rs ys dys'2s Apply n sss
YOUNG MEN ca, single, 81 to IS pears
old who Touid spprssate az Sepf fbrousS
| connection with established bond house;
selling experience an asset. but not essen en
| ONCE. or phone Main 1891.
MEM MEM MEM y.
Men wanted; can earn $50 to $75 per week:
ply between $50 am and pm. to Mr..
Weems. S19 Upshur st. NV.
Men Available at Once.
Positions in sales department. with old re.
liable firm. Must be satisfied with $50 .
Sssk y Tne t r apr ADYly sis p MunseS
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
Increase your income by part-time or full
ZOO foot-wide superhishway; Beginners fire.
their si income. Experienced statesmen make
from $500 a month upward Free classes IN
real estate selling beginning this week. Ask
RUBY LEE MINAR, Inc,
14o5 N Y. AVE. MAIN 1l45.
GENUINE OPPORTUNITY
Eor Of nteFrity 90 to g. yas in
position posi- permanently. Connections open in
No stocks. bonds, book. insurance. adver-
tising or real estate. Large earnings pos
S iDis '0 Excesnt I posSibisies for managerial
position in our expansion program. Give
address with telephone number Address
LARGE NATIONAL BANK
requires four energetic statesmen for it's
n rssan 1 With ATTRACTIVE. Immediate and
M satu1 Sibb saESn asSna s TGE
REAL ESTATE statesmen.
at present but more sx NEEDED .s Newest
and Al references considered. General bro:
advertising. Apply between II am. and
| SHOWALTER REALTY CO.,
! 1908 VERMONT AVE. SUITE 4o4.
WAITER wanted, experienced,
for frst-class restaurant; Euro
pean. 1909 E st. NV.
A LARGE CORPORATION
can use a limited number of men
who will be paid excellent income.
Wonderful opportunity for advance
ment AS we are the only ones in
our business we cannot get expert
enced men, and the principal quail
fcations are ability to work in ac-
cordance with instructions, neat ap-
pearance and absolute honesty. See
Mr.. Leasim, from 10 to IL am, Suite
201, 1910 VT. ave. NV.
TAI OR
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RADI6,-RADIcl-RADIO.
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
PREPARE FOR CLERK CARRTER, POST
OFFICE, EDITORIAL CLERK STATISTIC6.
STEM. AND TyP. ExAMSy CLERK AND
SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, sic. cor.
18th and NV. Met. 1897.
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AfFAHEL needed for rummage sale; aiSo
IniTlniture, rugs, curtains, dishes, shoes, etc !:
64Sl' or bring to store at 1921 18th ct. W.
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CoNyArEsCENTs AGED, INyALIDS WILL
and every home comfort, skilled nursing.
special diet. IN home q nurse; best refer
BEST PERMANENT WINE. SIS.
No extras CHEZ NATALIE l11d y ~.
Nenexf uefheda ef1pioHzd.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES and modern furniture-Au claim
70. but We actually pay more for Furniture
man any one in town. Phone The lincoln Co
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention.
For admission to Recommended
Service Column call Main 5000.
Rraurh Tx
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BOOKS WANTED-HigEest prices paid for
M NI0kS' autographs and old prints. Phone
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~ NH TURE-Dont sacrifice your furniture
c ne VIII give more for furniture, bric-a-brac'
1LAna, antiques and office furniture Phone
" anG De convinced. The lincoln Co. Tel
Frankhn 88l7. 604 9Th NV - -
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ANTIQUES, old. gold, silver, diamonds, lew
ers sales Co. 9l3 D ST. NV. FIR. $3.50.
ANTIQUES. old gold. silver, diamonds. len.
err err A. 2. Arnold. 1923 @. st. NV. Main
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L5nndEnVAIOR, used freight, to carry about
EVV0 IDS; three-door lift, electric DOVER
T. P. Nash. 708 o st. 'o"si'
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eOhNIIURE. all kinds. rugs, once furniture
sntlQueS: highest prices paid; will buy any
lnlng: shannon. Adams 2l31. 81
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SITUAT1ON-MEN.

MAN, coiored, as valet to gentleman or
group, graduate .masseur physiotherapist;
can give physical culture exercises. press
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


PIANO--BeautifuI genuine Steinway piano.
skilled workmen and which Is now in perfect
condition to sell. therefore to dispose Of this
instrument In a hurry we are offering 1t to
and SO per month with no interest and no
extras. Chas: M: Stief, Inc, 1910 @ ST. n.w.,
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irUESNITURE-Would like to purchase some
uSea furniture to outfit large house or soine
T ~, pieces; can pay all cash. Phone Prank
al JOSS. 1e
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4-iine minimum.
time, Csc per line.
5 times, 23c per line.
z times, 21c per line.
80 times or more consecutively, zoe per line
Advertisements under Personal. &c per line
additional.
Transient classified Advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times VII
Star at regular rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-02

NV. Paul Pearlman ~ o.
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sALE-AUTOMOBIEs.

Is at least 500 under the market. We have
p Iwo OF these popular cars and 20 other
D ai IN various body types. from which
you can make selection. Comparison viii
= our prices are lowest. 1885 18th
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SITUATTON-MEN AND WOMEN.

CAN FILL apartment, lit moral tone Of
the proposition II ability, industry and I'M
tegrity count: settled man and wife. Ad-
dress Box 226-J. Star once. ~
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SOD and old manure for sale; man to
transplant trees and do pruning; cement
work. Landscape work. Dec. $3.50.
YOUNG MAN to scrape and finish floors.
Call at any time. Phone N. 309l.
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f rG;HNITURE Of every description; best
S S1Ses 2aIo;; write or phone Main 1895.
square Deal Furniture Co. Sol I'VE st. nv.
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted: BEST prices
y nS. ~ capital Furniture Co. 62l La. ave.
NV. OF phone Franklin l0267'
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-09
MORE O|V CAME

fCoMinueG from Page Twol Time out for Cordova. Score at end of quarter, Seward 2, Cordova 1.
 SECOND QUARTER
 Bloedhorn fouled Ray Manthey. Ray made the point. but stepped over the line and Referee King overruled the tally. Shellhorn a pretty angle basket. DeVille fouled Ray who was shooting. The basket was made, and Ray was allowed Two free throws, the second of which was converted, but cancelled this time because Shellhorn stepped into the foul court too soon. Philip |Lydick fouled Ray. Ray converted. Time out by Cordova. Third person. Ial ca Philip. Shellhorn converted. Ray to She]lhorn for a basket. Dor tossed another on a pass rom Ros- mess. Rosness fouled DeVille, who missed the hoop. Bath rested Ray Manthey, sending in Skinner in his place End of half. Cordova 1 Sew lard i2
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-09
FOURTH QUARTER

Blocdhorn a basket. RossWog fouled Guy who missed. Rosness fouled RossWog RossWog missed
 me and made one Time out Cor dova. Date replaced Bloedhorn. Bloedhcrn for PossWog and Ross wog to center for Deville. Ed Sand1 beck replaced Ray Manthey. Ross wog fouled Guy. Guy converted, Sandbeck fouled Philip Lydick who missed. Rosness was fouled by Bloedhorn and missed RossWog fouled RoSness who missed Rosness passed to Ed Sandbeck for a bas- ket. DeVille replaced Rloedhorn and spoke to his teammates before play was resumed, for which Seward was given a free throw. Guy missed on the try for the point and the game ended 25 to 10.
 Otto Sandbeck was not with his teammates in this game owing to illness.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-09
FACE SEVEN
WANT SOME EIGHT

At the Seward Athletic Club meeting Monday night it was de- cided to petition the City Council for an electric light on the s. A. c. corner owing to the complete darkness there which makes for decidedly poor walking for pat rons to the many gymnasium pub lie affairs.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-01-09
LOCAL TERM OF COURT

Present plans call for a term of court in Seward in March or April; the exact time has not been determined, writes Judge E. Coke Hill to the Seward Chamber of Commerce, in answer, to a letter recently forwarded Judge Hill rel ative to court dates.