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Evening star., 1929-10-06
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iiss III isth ssMMaFss. CIGAR sF%ss ana Magazine
155.SS anss ans Cue sts;cKenHsr,s e sIa. Pharmacy.
1901 Gee GeorSia 8 SF sve.1F. q. IIampkin's Phar.
macy. "
2sl2 I4th coiiihower Art & Gift Co.
34ol l4th St:-Bronoughs Pharmacy. p,
18th and Buchanan sts.-Hehbergers Phar-
14th St. and Colorado ave.-o'Donnell's
s2oS Mount Piles. pleasant st.-MOuns Pleasant
2l62 California st,-Colodny Brothers.
n. Y. n. j. aYes. and NJ st.-sanitary Phar-
2pd gt ana and Mas Phar~ae'
9TH and sts.-Goidenberg's (time clerks
7tS, and sts.-smith's Cut Rate Drug
IL st ana s ss Il Essnfh smPsSe
GA aRe aRe ana oet dTeeE GSn2ch
Ga. ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
sso5 Ga ave-Monck's Pharmacy.
55SSI6 Ga; ave.aeBrightwood Pharmacy.
4sth and Fla. ave. .,-BssTnStein's Drus Store.
North Capitol st. and r. l. ave.-Parker's
I742 'f5 Pa. aii1ay ave-. Louis Krick.
2i54 New York aye.s~,RiYerside Pharmacy.
isS 3iss and and stsmouIgleggs, PhasHrmaey
sssis Conn Com ave.VJolls Newsstand
s5sSS22 Conn Conn aye-GMog}teTsy Pharmsey
wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.-Harry O.
425l Wisconsin ave.-Morgan Bros.
Bros Pharmacy.
Takoma Park, 359 Cedar st-Mattingiy
GEORGETOWN.
sSh s and and PSi ss:rmas'
34ll NJ st.-Moskey's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and o St.-Donahue's Phar.
macy.
4th and H sts-Home Drug Store.
IN St. and Md. ave:-Louis F. Bradley.
North Capitol and Eye-Kenealy.s Pharmacy.
S26 East Capitol st.-Estlow & Tate's Phar-
18th and East Cap. sts.-Lincoln Park Phar-
2oth snd R. l. ave.-collins' Pharmacy.
$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
9Th and R. ave.-John G. Biggs' Phar-
SOUTHWEST.
10th st; and Va. ave.-Herbert,s Pharmacy.
4ia and L sts-coiumbia Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
3rd and Pa. e.-0'Donnell,S Drug Store.
1907 Nichols ave, AnacOstia-HeaiS Drug
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Evening star., 1929-10-06
MAKE MORE MONEY!

"Gainsborough" pays $500 to $500 q
week. fun or spare time. Show beautiful
Exclusive designs. Fine quality and rock
bottom prices. No experience required
We deliver. Send for FREE $1,000 sample
book Also sell Christmas Card Box Assort-
ments. Holiday Wrapping Paper. Station
cry, Calenders. Gainsborough Gard Co,
327 Washington ST., Dept. l06, Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star., 1929-10-06
SOLICITORS.

SOLICll ORS.
Five experienced house-to- house solicitors
to sell high-claSs proposition on salary.
These men must be inteligent. of neat ap-
pearance and have knowledge of Washing
ton. Apply between and pm. Tuesday
at 632 F st. ne.
MAN-The Wardman Corporation
offers to the man of grit, determine
ton, ambition and with the desire
fo.- the better things i'll life, an op-
portunity to secure free course in
real estate salesmanship. Our school
is conducted by men Of proven sue
cess in the sales and development of
real estate. 1t is one of the best
equipped schools ever opened to the
public. Earn while you learn. The
school sessions are held in the eve
ming so that you may secure your
training without losing an hour from
your present employment. We will
start you on part-time employment
at once. We help you to the extent
of virtually forcing you to earn big
commissions; a sales manager and a
sales director will work with you to
close your deals. Many full-timc
sales positions are open to those who
will follow our instructions and will
work. Wardman will put you on the
road to success! Register Wednes-
day or Thursday at 10 80 am. 2 30
pm, S 80 pm. or 7:30 pm. B. P
Evans. Wardman Corporation, l437
X st. NV.
Evening star., 1929-10-06
FASHION COPY WRITER.

A prominent women's speciality
shop requires services of a young
woman who has had actual expert
ence in writing fashion copy. or one
who has worked in a related line
which would qualify her for this
work; excellent opportunity for one
possessing fare for composing
clever copy. Address Box 178-X,
Star office.
Evening star., 1929-10-06

COLLECTION MANAGER.
Office collection manager for
department store. Must have
thorough experience, Excellent
opportunity for capable young
man. Replies treated conf
dentially. Address Box 332-X,
Star office.
Evening star., 1929-10-06
WOMEN.

The local Charts once will employ three
women to take over territory with hundreds
of customers. Applicants must be over %
years Of age; neat. reliable and willing.
Hours, $50 to 4:3o; no work Saturday.
Apply between 8 and II Monday morning.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desire the services of an expert
enced assistant supervisor for
tea room kitchen. Apply EN-
ployment office, 9th floor.
Evening star., 1929-10-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MAKE MORE MoNEY-BE A RADIO Ex-
into this new fast-growing profession. You
can learn at home in spare time and make
extra money while doing so. Big 64-page
book free. National Radio Institute, Dept.
QYT1. washington. n
Evening star., 1929-10-06
HELP-WOMEN.

WoMANN.opDSrtInity with interssting ~,
cards education and sxperience, also tele-
phone n9mbeE T,tI Mrs. 3d. Elizabeth Johnson. the
WOMAN to sell nationally advertised spen-
sing; sfve phone. Address Box lSs-X. Star
and ofIsTs gngsusI u opPsrtSnisy for s,dyanes-
iese graduate. Basic salary 10 start as
slires freedom from worry; opportqnity.. to
1900 Walnut Bida.. Philadelphia.
good references. Wisconsin 2711.
WOMAN, educated, between ~ and 40 with
mmediatey HmaHIi eoS Must BE- unineambered m Salary
and transportation: opportunity $50 week
Weeden CO.. ssos aoss
WOMEN. $3.50 daily possible, spare time;
every rye woman: OMAN Sells instantIy. Free Offer
Jenson Co. SO W. Jackson. Chicago.
WoMEN-n not working. try selling .S Good
salary paid for one week. Address BOX
WOMFN-s5O to s85 weekly possible between
Sa tcsly yhe decorated % gifts. Sold % direct eel from
factory Every %itt woman buy. buys Vasen MIG
WORKING HOU6EhEEFEH, WnlLe. care OI
children; $40 per month. Adams 2920.
YOUNG LADIES. several to sell Christmas
cards, commission basis. 1925 Penna. ave.
NV.
EARN TWO DAYS PAY IN ONE
Handling Americas widely known line Of
personal and business Christmas greeting
we furnished everything free. Call In per-
son or write the Process Corporation. 1887
National Press Bldg. l4th and SITS: NV.
EARN UNUSUALLY LARGE COMMISSIONS.
Sell beautiful Christmas greeting cards.
fun or spare time. Splendid commissi3ns
paid daily. Prices really low: experience
Card Company, 90 Pearl St. Buffalo. N: Y.
GOWN AND COAT HANDS.
store or tailoring experience need apply
State age and experience. Address Box
Evening star., 1929-10-06
FIVE LADIES.
s. KAHN SONS co.
EARN 50cS COMMTssToi
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

s75-sloo INCREASED INCOME
selling HERTEL'S PERSONAL GREETING
CARDS. Pays you biggest profts. Most
beautiful designs. Sell on sight. Weekly
pay. Experience unnecessary: Our CO.
assures success. $1,000 outfit free. Hertel
Co., 3l8 w. Washington ST., Dept. 459., Chi
Evening star., 1929-10-06
BANK ACCOUNT
statesmen.

Experienced men for dollar deposit cam
paign now in progress by bank at Richmond,
w.; large earnings for competent solicitors
See Mr.. John B. Douglas on Monday only
at Hotel La Fayette.
Evening star., 1929-10-06
LADIES

Positions open for four of refined appear
ance over rs years, to demonstrate and take
orders on special CALL good pay and pro:
motion; one desiring permanent. disnifed
Write giving experience. Address Box 182-x,
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1929-10-06
RATES OUTSIDE 25-MILE RADIUS Oh
WASHINGTON

4-line minimum.
] time, Csc per line
8 times, 23c per line.
times, 2lc 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 will
be received over the Business Counter of
The Star at regular rates.
Evening star., 1929-10-06
CATES MANAGER
PREACHERS.

Two men. college training or equivalent;
age, 25-4O. Distinctive Christian work;
some travel. Write fully. Address Box
22A-X Star of6cc
Evening star., 1929-10-06
SAIESMEN,


8 men of intelligence to self radios;
prefer married men with cars who
know the city and mean business
and are capable of earning $50 to SIS
weekly. See Mr.. Vaughn, between
$50 and II, Monday morning at
KITS, 1880 G. Street.
Evening star., 1929-10-06
HELP-DoMESTIC.

GIRL, white. general Housekeeping; small
apt; cooking: $40 week. Apt 2O4. East
clifton Terrace. Apply to II am. Sun.
GIRL-General housework plain cooking;
stay nights. Adams 9167 or 308 Shepherd
Evening star., 1929-10-06

A LARGE financially responsIble concern
planning an educational campaign, can use
three educated men with wide acquaintance
for part.time work. You have nothing To
Sell-nothing to buy--no canvassing, solicit
fere with your regular employment Apply
any time between am. and pm. Mr..
Rowe. 4th floor, 1887 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1929-10-06

HELP-DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID-Whit settled Apply
Congressional Country Club.
COLOREp WOMAN--Cook and general
1916 Rhode Island ave ne.
COOK to get dinner in the evenings for two;
no Sunday work; So q week Col. 7039.
CooK-Experienced neat appearances; no
laundry; thee in family; must have city
references. Apt. sol, 4700 Connecticut ave
COOK and general houseworker, some laun-
dry; stay nights; refefences required. Call
COOK, general houseworker, 25 to IS, reli-
able, stay some nights, $50 month. Chevy
Chase, Nd wis. 3I05. 6e
Evening star., 1929-10-06
HELP-MEN.
fGAmflnuAdA

| MEN reliable, sell guaranteed nursery stock.
/ appoint agents; pay weekly. We deliver. COL
| lect. Herrick Nurseries. Rochester. N y
MEN who know how to paint. 1908 goth
Evening star., 1929-10-06

CoLIFCToR-Experen part time; with
car; liberal guarantee and commission to
worker; permanent. Address Box 399-X,
Star office
Evening star., 1929-10-06

COLLECTOR for high-grade business house:
want young man, preferably between 18 and
20, who Is a high school graduate or with
pearance and able to ride bicycle, which
will be provided; salary to start, SIS week
ly. with chance for promotion; references
Little, Evening Star Building, in the morn
ifno hatu nd
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
POLICE MAY BE-
GIVEN QUANTITY
OF TEAR BOMBS

soon the city police force may be
heavily armed with fountain pens.
What good would they be? Plenty,
vows Chief of Police Oswalt. They
will make the most ease hardened
criminal weep real tears, he says.
They are not just ordinary foun-
tain pens. but tear bomb guns dis
Guised, one might describe, as foun-
tain pens. They are of 80 and 45
calibres, same as revolvers. And one
II calibre bomb will fill a large
room with tear gas, the chief eX-
planned this morning.
Recently "A salesman paid "A visit
to police headquarters. Enclosed in
his private office with the salesman
and Desk Sergeant Farmer, the
chief asked for a demonstration
Within few seconds after the
bomb eXploded,' he said, eve three
We're paving for air. We cried real
tears, too, and for nearly a half
hour afterward, he declared.
The chief was impressed with the
bombs and has asked the police com
missioner to purchase supply for
the city police force.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Man browns Tn
Brawley Main

James P. Mulconery, 50, employ
ed on the MillerCummings ranch
near Brawley, came to his death by
accidental drowning, a coroner's jury
decided at an inquest held this morn
ing in Brawley.
Mulconery's body was found this
morning floating in the Brawley
main near the south city limits at
Brawlpy He was last seen alive
Monday night about IL O'Clock and
it is presumed he fell into the canal
accidentally.
Mulconery was single and had
worked around Brawley for several
years. The body is held at Hopes
undertaking parlors in Brawley
pending communication with rela.
tives.
The inquest was conducted by B
E. Lemons. acting coroner pending
the selection of his successor, hi,
resignation having been given t.
the supervisors yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Chief VIII Get
First License

Just how long is an officer OK
the law allowed to operate a motor
vehicle without a license? just off
hand "a person would answer "nev-
cr.' But in the case of Chief Of
Police Oswalt it is - years.
The chief of police has been in
the Imperial Valley for l3 years,
and never has he possessed an opcr
ator S license. This morning he fill
ed out the application blanks same
As thousands of others are doing in
the state to conform with the new
law which is effective August 1G
When questioned how he had got
ton away with driving so long with
out having q license he explained he
having a license he explained he
was made state chauffeur for the
sheriff shortly after he came to FL
Centre. State chauffeurs formerly
did not have to have an operator 5
license the chief said.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Joint Chamber
Dinner Tonight

George II. Farrand, of the staff Of
the United States Chamber of Com
merce, will be the principal speak
er this evening at the joint dinner
of the senior and junior divisions of
the local chamber of commerce, at
the Barbara Worth hotel, beginning
at 6:30 o clock.
Special invitation is extended to
farmers and members of the farm
bureau. Farrand win tell of the
general business conditions through
out the nation. This will be Fer
rand's first visit to FL Centre in
three years.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Bank Quotations
Woman To Be
Returned Here

EXtradition papers on Mary Swan
sen, negro woman who escaped from
the district attorneys 8 force June
70, have been issued by the COVER
nor of Arizona, and Jailer Grover
Tucker and Mrs. Tucker left this
afternoon at . o'clock by train for
Phoenix, where the woman is being
held by Arizona officers, and win
bring her back to FL Centre.
The Swanson woman was arrest
ed June p and charged with high
way robbery, which has a penalty
of one to 80 years. She will be
charged also with escaping from an
officer, which has a penalty of one
to II years, Sheriff Gillett said this
morning.
She escaped from Ed Law and
Hazel Livingston. of the district at
torney's office, in Brawley, while
enroute to Westmorland for a preli-
minary hearing.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Tip In Foster
Case Is False

Los ANGELES, Aug. 7. W.R) -
The killing Of Frank A. Foster,
wealthy clubman, remained a mys-
terry today as an anonymous tip fur
nished police proved without foun-
dation.
Officers We're Informed in note
that the killers Of Foster, who was
shot down as he left his apartment
with Miss Beth Taylor one night last
week, escaped in an automobile bear
ing license No. 7S9793.
The number was traced to Lew
Harvey, 43, movie actor and friend
Of Fosters Harvey was exonerat-
cd by police after several hours Of
questioning.
Although police continued to in
vestigate every possible clew, it was
said they hold to the theory Foster
was killed by one Of two "nervous -
bandits who stopped him and Miss
Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Report Epidemic
At San Quentin

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Cal,
Aug. :. U.H Five hundred prison
ers are seriously i'll here today as
the result of an outbreak of an in
testinal disease, Dr. l.. l.. Stanley,
prison physician, announced.
DIR. Stanley said that the disease
was somewhat related to typhoid
fever. No fatalities have occurred
since the malady was first discover
ed four days ago.
The prison hospital is full, and
others of the sick are being quar-.
tered in the so-called "A' rooms
where new prisoners are generally
housed,
The disease is technically known
as bacillary dysentery, and takes
the form cf intestional infection,
DR.. Stanley said.
Warden James Holohan of the
prison said that the disease breaks
out every year about this time.
Last year there were only few
cases.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Wrathy Citizens
Remove Billboard

SAN RAFAEL, Calf, Aug. Z.
U.R--A storm struck a large real
estate advertising sign erected at
the summit of Corte MADEIRA grade
on the Redwood highway south of
here, but it was storm" of in
dignation only, and resulted in
damage only at he one spot.
When protests Of motorists and
citizens that the sign blocked a
splendid view of the Marin penin-
sula and San Francisco bay failed
to have any effect, it is assumed
that someone took the law INTO his
own hands the "storm" taking the
form of saw and AK which severed
the supports Of tire sign.
Whether the owners of the sign
will attempt a replacement and have
it guarded could not be learned.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
MONIES NJ! s.:
N2&khsn>a aAka,lAn8k1laasRA1<1.A

y marriage Of convenience,
wherein the principals agree to
we'd for the sole purpose of ridding
themselves of undesirable compli-
cations in their private affairs, bnt
who forgot their promises and fall
madly in love with each other,
forms the background Of the film,
Man and the Moment based on
the story of Elnor Glyn, which
comes to Fox Imperial Airdome for
tonight only.
Directed by George Fitzmauricc
The picture is an All talking Vita
phone, starring Billie Dove, one of
the most beautiful women on the
screen, and Rod La ROGUE, who
has attained Il new standing with
tie development Of the talking
film.
In the filming of the play the
leading characters were called upon
to do number of thrilling stunts
IN airplanes in motor boats and
automobiles There is plenty of zip
10 the picture and amusing situa
tions enough TO keep the audience
in good humor.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Japanese Ships
To Visit Coast

san FRANCISCO, Aug. Z. U.P)
The japanese training cruisers,
Asama and Iwate, obsolete ships OF
the japanese navy will visit Cali
fornia ports in August.
They will arrive here ON August
Is and remain in port until August
II. when they will sail for Los
Angeles where they viii stay from
August % to August p. Other
ports to be visited on the coast are
Seattle, Tacoma, Vancouver and
Victoria.
The squadron is under the com
mand Of Nice-Admiral Kichisaburo
Normura. japanese naval cadets
made the trip across the Pacific to
visit United States ports every
SIMMER
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Bottle Drifts
Long Distance

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. T. W.P)
Five years ago a photographic
office current drift bottle was drop
ped into the sea off the coast of
Mexico by an officer of the liner
Mongolia. The finding of that bot
tie in the Philippines has just been
announced by the department.
The drift is believed to be the
longest on record and will mater
tally help the hydrographical de-
partment in its charting Of Pacific
currents.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
|EINDEER MEAT
[MAY BE- BROUGHT
TO CALIFORNIA

Los ANGELES. Aug. 7. UD
at more reindeer and help develop
|lasEa'
Reindeer steaks ON California
enus have been predicted b.
|lnest Walker Sawyer, executive
sistant to Secretary Of the In
tior Wilbur.
Sawyer is now In Los Angeles "a
|tertst the chamber Of commerce
ed the local population iu Alaska S
dustries her need for capital,
ad her possibilities.
Only i5u mites of highway re.
| ain to be- built in the 1000 mile
|lternatioual highway from Los
~ les 10 Fairbanks. ALASKA. and
ith the completion Of this road
40 The further development Of am
lanspoftnt.on, The marketing ot
indecr meat win be an important
das'fE, Sawyer said
Sawyer rs here To increase traffic
/ thu goy,rnWeutowued Alaska
ilfoad. end has proposed The pos
|bility of "a reindeer meat market
California aa "a means 10 that
nd. There arr ra-. thau 1.ug1.0of
eigbpuiIing quadrupcds in ia.
rctic uuw. producing about 35n.
r. offspring % year, and market
< these animals ion the states vii
ent1aily furnish Alaska with q
rea' industry, hc said.
Sawyer described the rapid ad
ance being made In Arctic flying
Dds IN tby territory and that en,
now cover as much ground in &
ont as formerly was covered il
Npgr.
Fishing, now Alaska's largest in
|uStry, viii encounter serious com
Ietiti-n for the lead when swift
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
To Restrict Gas
Flow From Wells

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 7.-UP)-
Fred G. Stevenot, director of the
state departments of publis works,
was to leave today for Los Angeles
where he will discuss enforcement
of California s new law for CON
servation of gas with James 5. Ben
nett, chief counsel for the division
Of oil and gas.
The new act places drastic re-
strictions on oil companies in per
mitting the escape of large 9uanti-
ties Of natural gas from their wells.
It goes into effect August IA.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Nine Killed Tn
India Strike

CALCUTTA, India, Aug. T. U.D
Nine persons have been killed
and at least 20 injured in riots be-
tween $1,000 striking jute mill
workers and workers who declined
to walk out, it was revealed here
today.
The strike affects most seriouslv
the Gourepore mills. 1t is estimated
that at least 100000 employees are
idle.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07

Owing to scientific feeding and
eulling the average production of
poultry men in Lyon county, Neva-
da, for May, was five per cent above
normal.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
Pil'sbury Co.
Invades Coast

ASTORIA. Ore. Aug :. U.P -
Transfer ot the Astoria FIGURING
Mills to the PillSbury Company of
Minneapolis, was announced here
today.
Negotiations for the transfer have
been going ON for several months.
Tbr Pilsburv concerns purchase
of the local mills is the company 5
first entry into the coast field.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07

Hcmet, Riverside County, has
been calling for 300 women and
girls to work in cannerics on apri-
cots.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07

The Graham county, Arizona, fair
will be held October 1926, at SAT
ford.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07

Transportation 10y air and highway
makes shipments Of reindeer meat
possible, hn said.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-11
BIG TOMCAT CASTS
HOODOO ON SHIP
s. Il Walks Plank Into Shark
Strswn Sea.

New York.-Ths crew Of the full
siHged ship the Seven Seas. hove-to
In the mouth Of the Hudson river with
Z tale Of Z -seA detn with fur" that
walked the plank into a shark-strewn
80.
r1fty-one days out Of Cowes. Isle
Of Wight. the Seven Seas arrived
here to become the property OF Inglis
Moore Uppercu. who intends to reft
her for junket to the South seas.
Uppercu thanked the 81 members
Of the crew for disposing OF the ''sea
devil with fur" which. on closer Ques-
tioaiug. turned ovt TO be black tom
cat appropriately christened "old
He,hon."
-Old Hellion" turned mp seven days
out Of Cowes and the cooks dough
turned sour almost Immediately. II
was said. Then the ships charts
were ciawed to pleces and there
were mutterinss in the forward
cabin about the way "Old Heilion"
was treating the shepherd puppy that
was the oiiiclal ships mascot. Then
II developed that the cook had kissed
girl on the Isle Of Wight and prom.
ised he would see to It that Alice was
the only cat on hard.
Alice. blue ribbon around her
neck. covered under the kitchen
stove from the time "Old Helion"
ragged into view and the cook passed
the word on up to the forecastle that
no black tomcat was going to make
coward out Of Alice.
The crew conferred and 1t doesn't
matter what they decided. for sold
Helllon" was not TO be found. Sea,
man c. n. Rasmussen started alofi
when sold Hellion" sprung out Of no
where onto his shoulder. Rasmussen
couldn't shake him Off, and aloft they
went. Then the top gallant mast
snapped and Rasmussen plunged In
to the sea TO be rescued promptly.
sold HcllIon" plunged. too. but
there was no mention OF a lifeboat
putting out to save one of the black
devils nine lives,