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BY DIR. MORRIS FIsHBEIN

Editor Journal of the American Medical
Association and of Hygeia, the
Health Magazine.
COMETIMES the germs leave the
~ throat, the teeth or other access
sible portions of the body and local
ize in the center of a bone or Just
under the covering, There they
set up inflammation and infection
with results that are invariably
serious.
Not only the germs that usually
cause sore throat or skin infections,
such as streptococcus or staphyloco-
ccus, but also the germ of pneu-
monia or typhoid fever, or even of
even of tuberculosis can set up such
a reaction.
When this occurs, there usually is
high fever, great pain, swelling of
the ssues over the point at which
the infection takes place, tenderness
to the touch and all other signs of
Inflammation. If the sickness is
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ever must function on a switch
back railway, all precipitous with
mad declines and rises.
Had Al Smith been elected to Of
flee last November there would have
been a panic just the same. But in
that case everybody would have
blamed it on the Democrats. The
Republicans even yet have not lost
their reputation as being good for
business
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| ANNIVERSARY
.ES8
NEVADA JOINS UNION
October 81

ON Oct. 81, 1864, Nevada was ad-
~ mitted to the Union
An election had been held in 1853
for delegates to form state con-
Stitution. but the instrument sub
mitted was defeated in January,
1864.
However, the political situation
made Two additional Republican
votes in the United States senate
exceedingly desirable and congress
in March, 1864, again passed an
enabling act. The constitution was
accepted in July and the state was
admitted to the Union on Oct. 81.
Nevada popularity is known as the
Sagebrush state and is one of the
Pacific coast group. 1t ranks sixth
in area n the United States with
110,690 square miles.
Today also Is the anniversary of
the completion of the international
bridge across the Niagara river at
Buffalo in 1873.
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Daily Thought

For he that will live life, and
see good days, let him refrain his
tongue from evil, and his lips that
they speak no guile.-Peter $40.
q n
Liars act like the salt miners; they
undermine the truth, but leave just
so much standing as is necessary to
support the edifice-Richter.
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IT SEEMS TO ME By HF BRo1S

elect bank presidents and senators
of finance he should run we'll. In
deed this would be a far more demo-
cratic country if none of us had any
voice at all in e1ecting a President of
the United States, but voted instead
to choose a head for the National
Cjtv hank.
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Not Quite Utopia

TINE lesson of it all is that the
l. economic structure under which
we live is very far from perfect.
Yes, we have no panacea today. Per-
haps we won't tomorrow. But !
commend to all a greater interest
in things that are new.
A device which aims to bring
about a more equitable distribution
of wealth is not sound, merely be-
cause it is new, but for a good many
years Americans in the mass have
insisted upon showing aside all rad
ical political propaganda, on the
ground that it was unsafe and dan
gerous.
This decision generally was made
even without the bother of an in
quiry, and these very people who
shrink in horror from the risks of
paternalism are no more than peas
ants living upon the slopes of We
SuviuS.
We ought to be willing to admit
that our present system, whatever its
merits, is very far from perfect. Such
admission does not commit us forth
right to new-fangled economic VEN
lures.
Even the inhabitants of frying
pan should look before they leap.
But let them look, at least.
Let the wise men take counsel and
see whether American business for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-31
M. E. Tracy
Says: ----
The Outstanding Feature of
the Stock Crash Is the Re-
sisting Po1Oer ShoaOn By
American Business.
SAYS:

THE stock market may not have
Il struck bottom, but it has come
close enough to bump and bounce.
1t now is a case of letting the
old cat die"
There will be series of diminish
ing ups and downs, until prices reach
something like steady level.
The crash, however, has spent
itself, and financial leaders are cor
rect in pronouncing the situation
safe for investment buyers.
Meanwhile, what has been the
effect on business; not yours or
mine, but that big intangible force
which forms a question mark on
everyone's horizon?
First of all, there is the temper
airy effect-the cancellation of Or
ders for fur coats, the empty theater
seats, the return of neurotic ladies
to the bridge table, the disillusioned
crowd that failed to take its paper
profits.
But all the temporary effects have
not been unfavorable.
Telegraph wires have carried a
double load and newspaper circula-
ton has gone up, while the pawn
brokers on Broadway are looking for
brisk trade
It's an i'll wind, indeed, that blows
nobody good.
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Ideals and opinions expressed
in this column are those Cf
one Of Americas most inter
esting writers. and are pre-
scented without regard to their
agreement or disagreement
with the editorial attitude Ct
this paper.-The Editor.
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Lot Left in America

a S to more permanent effects, we
N must wait for time to tell, but
thus far little has occurred to sug-
gest that they will be particularly
serious.
Measured in figures, this was one
of the greatest slumps in history,
but by the law of proportion, it was
not.
The true nature Of a loss Is not
determined by the amount involved,
but the relation of that amount to
what is left.
There is a lot left in America.
The buying power of the country
remains unimpaired, according to
DR.. Julius Klein, assistant secretary
of commerce, and one of President
Hoover's right hand men, and there
is every reason to believe that bust
ness will continue to prosper, unless
unintelligence develops defeatist
psychology.
This view is shared by a large
Majority of f1nanciers and econo-
mists.
Besides, it is sustained by the logic
of events.
One would have to be confirmed
pessinist to suppose that the mo-
mentum of eight years could be
wiped out by an eight-day reverse.
especially when that reverse has led
to no big failures.
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Is there a permanent population
ON Ellis Island, n. 7.
Alien steerage passengers are
kept on Ellis Island until they are
admitted or sent back, and they
are the only residents except the at
tending staff of the immigrant sta
ton.
What Is the thickest armor plate
used on United States battleships?
The front plate on the turret is
the thickest. 1t is eighteen inches
thick.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
...e. lEvnmAfnnAd - :.

ART-WEIL KNOWN LOCAL COMMERCIAL
artist Ct long experience VIII give indi va
wish to learn illustration, fashion drawing.
commercial layout and design and cover
drawing; not only the theory but the actual
practice. Only those willing to train for
commercial positions need apply. Reason
able tuition. N. s. SuDDUTH. Room 3s3,
Evening Star Bldg. Main 5000. Br. 58.
TYpISTS.
Glasses now open in high-speed typewrit-
ing. A number Of dollars in prizes can be
won for speed tipping. Instruction by a
worlds champion typist. Call N. 10402
AVIATION 80 AMERICAS FASTEST GROW
Ing industry offers you your big opportunity.
In the air, on the ground and in the fac
tories and ofices of large aviation corpora
tons the services of persons trained in avta-
ton are urgently needed.
The D. c.. Air Legion offers ambitious men
and women of Washington IN opportunity to
get into aviation while the opportunities are
big. Tuition rates within the reach Of all.
D. c. AIR LEGION.
SEVENTH FLOOR, 1919 r ST. NV, =
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LP--FEMA
sr2-Ag-~~S

WOMAN for religious work; 25-4O;. college
education. teaching experience helpful: Tree
phone. Address Box 11o-v. Star once.
WOMAN. refined, Protestant. to manage cul-
dpen. pleasant Surroundings. light work,
moderate salary. Address Box CIV, Star
ONCE.
and commission. to start on salary agree
ment; permanent repeat trade; exclusive ter
ritory. Call a. PM, 21e Insurance Bids
and clerk. Must be accurate at figures and
write plain, neat. hand; permanent position
Association, ZIG 18th st. NV. city.
grams by telephone; 500 per. month to start
and. frequent Increases thereafter; pleasant
work; ages Is to as; knowledge of touch
tsDsTsiit Nsti GssSi1 Bank A giSs., F %e.se slo' 6 S2%i
TeleRraph Company.
SALESWOMEN.
We viii employ at once several women for
p~erience not necessary; two character refer
ennces REQUIRED oSd must be over 49, but under
$4,000 first year, by one OF Americas well
h nos rou n ! ana Ife ofiers sSesptionsl ~ oppors r.
tss9m. a=nfin fsaniTsd' D ose no g t sG s.; no e ini
in person: canvassers need not apply. Mrs.
Fred. La Fayette Hotel.
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN,
A few more refined young women wanted
the housewives Of Washington; no selling or
healthful, pleasant outdoor occupation Tor
several months. Apply to our Temporary
ONCE. 1925 New York ave. NV, Room sol,
on Monday after l pm. only.
Hotel cashier, experienced, fol-
front office, able to give bond.
State experience and references
Address Box 37-V, Star Office.
CLERK, experienced on billing
machine. See Mrs. Raedel, 5tf
floor,
~GOLDENBERG'S.
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PRESSER.
Experienced. 1908 35th st. NV

xperienced. 1908 35th St. NV.
FR1GIDAIRE sales corporation
needs a few statesmen Immediately
to carry out its definite plans for
expansion in 1929. If you are
interested in becoming connected
with the acknowledged leader of
this rapidly growing industry and
can show a clean personal record
we will train you thoroughly and
give you every opportunity to sue
coed. We prefer married men be-
tween Is and 40 who have cars.
See Mr.. Patton at Sill 14th st. NV.
between 8 am. and 10 am.
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MEN to sell the new 6%-cylinder
Chevrolet, out of our new south
east sales and service building.
Prefer men with cars. Those Sc
lected will be given a special
course in selling. Chance for adj
vancement. Apply H. Rosenthal,
Ourisman Chevrolet, Southeast
Branch, 18th and Good Hope I'd.
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MEN. reliable, with Identified
ton cards, can make big money.
Apply Mr.. Ryan, Black and
White and Yellow Cab Co., l240
oath st. NV.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
COLORED-Coal and wood business, store.
living quarters, large yard. 7th bet. r 4 S
NV. Shapiro Co., 1416 Eye NV.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, experience nee
essary; $40 week; at once; permanent. APP
ply by letter, Waroman Park Theater, Civ
ing telephone.
STENOGRAPHER. temporary duty. who can
copy Spanish. Clev. 1889 Sunday; National
$685., branch "a, Monday.
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HELP-MALE.
tC0ntlnued.1

SALESMAN OF mature experience to solicit
stoTage accounts from automobile dealers
Address Box 78-V. Star once.
SALESEMEN-Needed. men to place goods
on consignment; good commission. Apply
Defiance Spark Plugs. Inc. 40 Bond BLDG.
have q place for bread and cake. push a
panel down and you have room for onions
mere mere p IS spss. Push for t thi sam f P IS cur up I.t ana
and most successful patent, the Storall
Binnet. Statesmen come up and see this
Tuesday morning same time. Consolidated
Gas Iron Co, SOC Mather Bldg, 9l6 G st.
NV.
SOLICITOR wANTEDIGood proposition to
apply. 1906 Eye st. NV.
STATE ORGANIZER for most UNIQUE insti-
Secret Life. Good personality. persuasive
ta,ker. un9uestioned integrity, preferably
: ::sss:. s 1:saiisa. F 2aal 'as9F Box nag se' s g:'f
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in law Of
nee state age: experience. speed. Re
ONCE. 49,
STOCK Observation-Disclosures, for fnan-
cial issue under State banking supervision;
! A~lexandria. va. Phone 1899. y"
TYPIST for Spanish; one to whom language
Is native preferred: knowledge of Portuguese,
tons. Give age, experience and salary
desired. Temporary, with prospects of per-
manency. Address Box 75-v. Star office. .
WANTED-Colored man who understands
cleaning, and pressing; big pay to right man:
answer by letter. 3475 Holmead pl. NV. .
WE have openings for few young statesmen
are az 0f possible saains0 l Phon e0i soday or large Monday sh9piq feS
appointment. Met. 57i2.
YOUNG MAN-Maryland firm requires a
young man OF character and intelligence.
II y"u think you can sell. write fully. Flu
ture only limited to your abilities. Interview
arrange here Wednesday and Thursday.
Give telephone number. Address Box 144-V,
Star office. 49,
YOUNG MAN for helper in stock room; must
have DRYERS permit; small salary to start.
See Mr.. Wheatley, TRIANGLE Motor Co.
YOUNG WASHINGTON branch of gem
~portunity for young man, preferably with
high. school education. TO connect with its
Sunostrard Adding Machine Division, re-
celve sales training course and cover q lib
eral territory on straight commission. Many
opportunities for promotion to branch man
ayers, district managers and other executive
positions await those whit are willing to
work hard and can rely on themselves. Call
Mr.: Warren, Main 1857, for appointment.
YOUNG MEN-Two; local circulation office
diately two, young men in permanent posi-
tons; should be about 10, neat appearance
and accustomed to meeting the public; men
selected will be thoroughly trained and given
Enumeration commensurate with ability. Call
Bldg. 18th and N. 7. ave. NV.
A LARGE INSURANCE agency, specializing
in accidental and health insurance, has
men that are acceptable will be given fur
Their training as well as prospects. J. H.
Ledger, 306 Com. Nat. Bank Bldg.
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Never mail original recon rnenddtions tohen
cnsrcYtnc advertisements for employment.
USE COPIES.
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CU-UpGI dtlOIl. CIU DISVI = NdCAUAldl
Bank Building. 49,
CONFIDENTIAL CLERK.
Man to keep personnel records. and assist
busy executive; should be absolutely neat
and accurate. have an inouiring mind. lots
of tact, some knowledge OF typins. A line
opportunity for a man interested in PERSON.
mel work who Is willing to work Ions hours
and yet study in order to qualify for promo
ton. Salary about $50 per week. Answer
in your own handwriting. giving in strict
confidence full information about yourself.
Your letter should sell your services. Write
to Box 400-S. Star office.
SALESMAN.
Young man with small car to represent an
established building supply company locally.
Sales experience of value, but not essential,
Must be willing to start at moderate salary.
A permanent position, offering opportunity
for the right man to develop excellent fu-
ture. Give full details in reply to Box 43-V,
Star office.
REAL ESTATE
I have an opening for two sales
men with some experience in SELL
ing Washington Real Estate. Must
have a car. Plenty of prospects
and cooperation given. Apply
mornings between 9 and II.
ARTHUR LEWEY,
1103 Vermont Ave. Nat. 1854.
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WANTED-SALESNfEN


STOP! Amazing new patented, vending ma;
chine pays merchants 1.600Fe! Sensational
s ss%Sns'Ta' Write a a1sSs I %eme' ssSs Ho 5?;'
wood Blvd. Los Angeles.
CAN EARN $40 A DAY.
year $500 accident policy. Write w. G.
Stone. II So. La Sale. Chicago.
Splendid opening for a salesman
of the better type. We have an,
opening which affords unusual
opportunity to a man accus-
toned to meeting the best peo-
pie. Must have good reference
and auto. Also must be a resi-
dent of Washington and in good
standing. See Mr.. Lewis, Suite
2lo, Investment Building. l4*
~SALESMEN-TWO E
c MEM MIIt oN pc oS SFLE szrEs T EoR F5EL TINS HAs
Be EEI pk.AcEEhbE N P MSN M5Ni rs nE EARN 1900
TO 5000 z YEAR AND CERTAIN. PRO
jet I THEN REcoaNEzKp LiEnAnpEERso IN
T TfSHHRi I dESSSSFhz ziaaiTEfSIgiSSiERSobb5ERAEE o4 AZ
S E}fT Tot Sse55BBSSSSEET1oS RFA Hto SA5ES NTEE.
MAKE MONEY AND A PERMANENT con-
IS, sEE Sr +; 6; sToo SSx,, 9Th F. FLOOR. 1928
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
SALESMAN,
Experienced, selling retail drug
and confectionery stores.
Well Established Territory.
District of Columbia.
Apply
MCDOWELL. PYLE & CO.,
INC,
Z21-223 West Pratt St.,
Baltimore, Md.
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COST rs so SMALL,

COST IS SO SMALL.
When you take into consideration the
time 10 months) in which one can qualify.
where is there a vocation offering such
splendid pay from the start and SO many
opportunities for advancement? We know
tse n taat hat to ts ssu aad It; n Aad best of all is
Is NOT CROWDED.
The numerous large radio companies. as
we'll as the Government. are badly in need
communication. stations. experimental work.
inspectors and engineering. 1t is simply
impossible to get men for the many OPEN
ings that are sprinsing up every day in
condition obtains partly because the field is
growing rapidly. and partly owing to- the
fact that there are few men taking up the
study of radio.
THE IMPORTANT WORK
of our Winter term will begin Monday.
l4th. Those contemplating taking the course
would do well to enroll on that'day or. as
an advantage in starting In on the work at
the beginning Of a term.
The commercial radio course covers q Pc
Rod Of ten months. The shop and labora-
Glasses are held on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday nights, In the first three months
for n5 t The f Saiance an 81 t aSe c nisnts II Best the to week sex
US without delay and get full particulars
IOOMfS RADIO COLLEGE,
The Worlds Leading Radio
Institution.
405 9th ST. MAIN 1889. l''
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BUYER.

Simple Frock Dept.
An alert young woman, expert
enced in the duties Of assistant
buyer or in managing a small
shop of popular priced dresses,
is required to select dresses for
retailing from S. to SIS and to
handle the department. In let
ter kindly state age, experience
and other qualifications. Adj
dress Box 223-S. Star office.
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Statesmen and Field Manager

Statesmen and Field Manager.
Local and field stock insurance and men
of good appearance and character. II you
want to get In on the ground floor OF a new
~ formed organization ana are not msking
sures you this; we sell a product that is in
demand; your earnings are large and steady
and your future assured; drawing account,
commission and bonus; inviting you to call
DIRECTOR OF SALES,
32e Barr Bldg. 14e
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A Rent Room advertisement in The Star is the
surest way to rent your room, because practically
everybody in Washington seeking rooms reads these
advertisements.
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FREE FRENCH TUITION.
A beginners class in French will be or
ganized THURSDAY evening, January II, at
Ills at THE FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL
g, Wash,nston, i2oG 18th st. NV. Ee.th
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IHELP-MALE.

SECURITY statesmen.
Unusual issue; live leads and full
cooperation. 800 District National
Bank Building. 19*
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STOP! Amazing new patented. vending ma:
chine pays. merchants 10000! Sensational
demonstrationl Large commission! Just
startingi Write quick! Acme. 6605 Holly
wood Blvd, Los Angeles.
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BUSINESS

PREPARE NOW FOR CLERK-CARRIER.
POST OFFICE, PATENT OFFICE. FILE
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
Sc. cor. 18th and r SITS. NV. Phi. Met. $751;
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CERTIFIED PROFESS
n ENGINEER.
Married; age, 80; wishes to sell
engineering and scientific equip
ment for well established Arm.
Experience: 61z years technical,
l year sales; good references.
Expect salary and commission
yielding a minimum income of
$4,000 annually. Prefer head
quarters in Washington, D. c., or
Richmond, Va.
Proposition must have good
future and permanence. Inter-
view by arrangement. Address
Box 11-V, Star Office. =
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TYPIST-SECRETARY. expert, wants home
work or at your ONCE, part time: varied
| experience: Al references. Address Box 1877
| v. Star ofice.
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Az 5Na cor So9p caoIe s ssa n. electric cecaI
$3.50. Wilkowski Mfg. Co.. Watertown. Wis. .
SCREW-HoLDING SCREW DRIvER-Ama5-
ing new invention: retails $3.50; factories,
auto. radio, buy on sight. Tremendous de-
mand. Exclusive. D. C. and Maryland ois-
tributcr. Genuine opportunity capable man
earn large income organizing salesmen.
write quick free trial offer. Jify, 4397
Winthrou Bldg, BOSTON.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-Send for details Of amazing new
proposition that offers plenty of money, to
pay your grocery bills and $40 a day be-
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HELP-MALE.

CAR WASHER-Must be experienced in han,
snnIv Good salary to right man. State
fully experience. giving three references OF
previous employers. Address Box 20-V' star
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The greatest barrier in the wsy Of securing a
new automobile is the disposition Of the old one.
Overcome this by selling your car through an ad.
vertisement in the Sale Automobile classification of
The Star.