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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

sAIEsMEN experienced. to appoint dealer
LICENCES for large cosmetic e9tnPapy hi ss
S F9fab sye'. New YORK. YORK . 01s'eA ' 90
SALESMAN for popular-priced toilet goods
line Must have experience and following;
Corr, New York. Established 1910.
pieces A white dishes $40; commission So.
GaSk fcDra siS Wrss BAKER ROtery Co.
Salisbury, N. G.
33h5S COMMISSION, sell 1000 business
s sSTes e sS1 o9t furnshed s. Sns
ness Card, 34-A Varick Station. New York.
YOUNG MEN to sell of truck, also take
fgfnsb i sma bond stats e2perienee Hd
dress BOX Size. Star ONCE.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS and saiesmen-T
i 5o houses and bunesloWs IN B. g.. Nd. Z
ave- SG also 800 acres we'll located for i-a Sss
vision Chevy Chase, Nd; BUILDING lots tsO for
e most Soass SEd has
operation in the District Of Columbia Full
ton r.. Gordon, PEG. ms. Bldg, Dist 1891.
HIGH CASH coMMfsSs1oMs.
No experience needed Deal with manu-
M IoSss pre 80 a SeerO vU Ta
Engravtng Co., 6157-s State, Dept. $40,
ZLllSdeOs
good statesmen Who can tell the truth tS' WITH ss
%anS for i yoaT money ucS aetSTns
pealing to the buyer; hlgh-class service plan
immediate returns to statesmen
go to sGq anu sScf 5ss money D
nc" s5l T Tower Blds s. 1875 AM SHARP
DON'T PASS THIS
Possible to earn s50-S75 weekly selling
Americas best k T1 line Of exclusive
weey pa monthly 5oaSs
3 Wes Sdsms ' p fsa 1897 dh aSTse
EASY, QUICK WAY TO
MAKE $40 EVERY DAY!
Take orders for Colonial personal Christ
show you how; most complete selection of
name inscribed and envelope to- to match low
prices amaze everybody; we pay big COM
from manufacturer; make biggest earnings;
iMpgS; 74s Monroe ave. Dept. PC Rochester,
Mechanical Speciality Salesman.
Territory to @ MuYa ne1 nd
chanical speciality. Adopted by leading chain
stSreS Selis al classes retail merchants
able. resale features. Exclusive territory. We
produce live inquiries. Sells year around.
Practically no competition; Real opportunity
with strong, growing national organization
Earnings $4,000 to $4,000 on commission
basis. Man selected must have car Only
those who have sold mechanical specialties to
retail merchants need apply Address Box
354-D, Star office, giving references, past
experience and telephone number.
WANTED
one additional salesman to sell
leading electric refrigerator, sal
airy and commission; leads fur
nished. See Mr.. Maloney, F. S.
Harris Co., 1900 18th st. NV.
WE HAVE opening in our
radio dept. for 2 experienced
radio statesmen; also for 8 Junior
statesmen; salary and commits
sion. Apply Mr.. Scott, F. S.
Harris Co., 2o00 14th NV, bet.
9 and II Monday.
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DON'T 2fS,.T,, SELL W., CHRISTMAS CARDS
WANTED--SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESM
AGENTS-lO0% proft selling 81 card
Christmas box assortments for 81; Sells on
slght Big, easy money-meker Sample pox
sent on approval. "A. Cuneo. 54l west
Broadway, New York
BIG MONEY AT oNCEi $50 weekly easy
Sell great Christmas card valuesl q in
boy, only 81. You make soc clear Every
home, store, Office buys. Get samples. ALL-
craft Greeting Cards, Dept. 2. Cedar Rapids
Iowa.
COMIC. sNAPPY GREETING CARDSz1New::
unusual. good with any present line 9nicK
saies. Big profits. Repeats. Pierce S Soiis
pany. 424 Second avenue So Minneapo.S'
MINI.
GIVE AWAY ladies' pure silk stockings with
wonderful value 81 90 set Of toiietries., lOO.o
profit. Paris Laboratories, 3l49 Locust
Dept. &c. St Louis Nc.
IF you can sell TO stores, factories, ofnces.
etc, writs for details OF successful new door
closing device, needed everywhere DiIer-
line men IT can a0e earn $50 weekly, A WOW
fully. Kant Slam. Dept. i2i' Bloomaeid'
Ind.
sAIFsK9TN-Toca industrial BANKING IN
stitution. IN. operation with strong ,ocarc 81
Apply suite col soNthern Bios.
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WANTED = Thoroughly ex-
perienced glove filter. In max
ing application state age, expert
.ence, salary expected and give
references. Address Box o8-E,
Star Office
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We have steady work for at least I'VE
good statesmen who can tell the truth with
convincing facts in their possession. NO
waiting for your money; quick returns; ap-
pealing to the buyer; high-class service plan
of payment out of income; easy sales and
immediate returns to statesmen
VIII $50 to $lo0 quick money interest
new proposition here and going
921 Tower Bldg. 1890 AM. SHARP.
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1921 x ST. NV. Met. 5s7s
nICTnIGT eli &c AZ a N a GE 10

DID MI u Al@L1NI w = : u I1IN
Highest type sales executive capable of or
ganizinp, training and directing sales force
to cover Washington territory. A lifetime
opportunity for one who can establish and
maintain his own Office. Liberal overwriting
commission.
The Franklin "Self-C Completing Invest
ment Plan appeals to a wide market, is con-
sistently advertised and numbers thousands
Of subscribers all over the United States.
Kindly state qualifications in detail and
be prepared to furnish bank and business
references.
Your reply will be treated in strict conf
dence. Address Sales Manager, Franklin
Title 81 Mortgage Guaranty Company OF
New York. New York City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20

SALESLADY.
Young woman for misses depart
ment. Do not apply if not expert
enced; good references required.
Apply side entrance Tuesday be-
tween II and 80.
NJ. PASTERNAK,
1919 Conn. Ave NV
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CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE.
FAST, EASY MONEY
PICARD ASSORTMENT.

CEs4-AnC s4--GE IL lUD'c PROFIT.
An. amazing value Assortment contains
strikingly beautiful French folders. exquisite
parchments, dainty hand-colorings rich,
deckle-edge etchtngs, gorgeous tip-on folders
interlined envelopes Each card master
s SIP TfI1t, box VII dogbe your earnings.
approval. Also personals. gift wrappings.
we pay postage. Write Harry Doehla Co.,
Dept. A-lo2. Fitchbure. Mass.
NEW RUBBER GOODS LINE
~ MCNEY-MAKERS. Rubber rugs, cush-
ions. bath mats, raincoats rubber soles,
aprons, baby goods, etc. Big profits Best
values. Direct from Akron, the Rubber City.
MAKE UP to $50 weekly. Credit given Write
fcr catalog and free outfit offer Kristee
MIg Co. ~ Bar ST, Akron. Ohio.
DON'T SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
UNTIL YOU GET THIS LINE.
Nationally famous Midget Craftsmen
Christmas line will actually pay you most
money because: "a Our prices are lowest in
hmerica and price wins business these days.
w Most exquisite array of cards ever pre-
typed" on every card ard az Personal station
cry line. too-whch means double profits
st every call. Personal stationery makes
service. {sj You - are paid hb liberal cash
commissions plus bonus check 1000 men
and women are earning big, steady pay as
our representatives. why not you. too?
Full or spare time Experience unnecessary.
We. pay all expenses Big season started
write Immediately. Midget Craftsmen Har-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20

EAPEKIENCED salespersons
for dresses, coats and suits; mil
linery, gloves, hosiery and un-
derwear. Apply Monday and
Tuesday. L. Frank Co., 18th
and F SITS:
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HELP---MEN.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR or contact man.
IS 10 80 years cid, with automobile, Tor
local advertising agency; must be neat. am"
bilious and have q pleasing personlity; ex-
perience necessary give full details in letter;
all replies confidential. Address Box lS9-E'
Star offce.
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Mechanical Specially Salesman.
WANTED

-one additional salesman to sell
leading electric refrigerator, sal
airy and commission; leads fur
nished. See Mr.. Maloney, F. S.
Harris Co., 1900 18th st. NV.
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HELP-NIEN AND WOMEN.

HOUsE-To-HoUSE SELLING; direct from
factory, something that every home has to
have; full or part time Mr, woodward,
S9l6 18th ST. NV, Sunday or Monday.
AGENTS TO sell hlRn-grade line of made
to-order Xmas greeting cards paying 40so
commission and bonus; also several magnin-
cent box assortments at startling values;
special terms to organizations.
MAYFLOWER ART Co. 2l9 penrike Bldg.'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BUNDLE WASHES wanted BY experienced
person. References. Call Columbia 6zs6.
CHAUFFEUR, butler, colored, neat, expert
enced; can do janitor work; no children;
handy with tools; best refs. Decatur 24l9.
CoLORRD GIRL. light, wishes JOB nother's
helper, nurse. maid or any kind or work.
North 2564-M. laos r. ]. ave NV,
(C0ntinued On Next Paso.S
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w A N T Z D-Thoroughly ex-
perienced corsetiere, preferably
with department store expert
ence. In making application
state age, experience, salary ex-
pected and give references. Ad-
dress Box Use, Star Office.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS PAY
HIGH CASH COMMISSIONS.
No experience needed. Deal with manu-
facturer established 30 years. Superb quail
ty. Lowest prices. OUTFIT free Vogue
Engraving Co., 6157-S State, Dept. $40,
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DON'T PASS THIS

Possible to earn s5o-S75 weekly selling
Americas best known line Of exclusive
ers; weekly pay: monthly bonus checks; I'm
est sample outfit free. John A. Hertel Co.,
2O5 West Adams. Dept. Y-527 Chicago
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YOUNG MEN-Two married men, Of good
ado division: unusual opportunity for men
with knowledge of radio. Also openings for
two inexperienced men who are Wiling at g
am Monday BY Mr.. Riley, Room l31- Po;
tomsc Electric Power Co. Building, 10Th ana
sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20

Take orders for Colonial personal Christ
mas cards; make big cash profits daily; we
show you how; most complete selection of
exclusive designs; each card has customers
name inscribed and envelope to match low
prices amaze everybody; we pay big COM
from manufacturer; make biggest earnings;
elaborate sample book free. Colonial Greet
= .
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HELP---NIEN.
IN-..AhA..A

Statesmen for Washineton area, al leads
furnished. We will select sixty-fiye man
ayers in the next twelve months from our
Baltimore and WASHINGTON sales force no
dustry not affected BY depressions. Address
Taov iRi.E Star 0fFarR
The Washington times., 1931-10-26

s:3O-wRc-cheerio.
wBAL-Pick.ups. ~
63aE-WBAL-Food talk.
600 A. NJ.
wRC-Morning Glee Club.
wMAL-Commuters.
WJSV-Treasure chest. 81,
WBAL-Tom Brenernan - The
Laugh Club
enB-wRC-Tom waring and HiS
Troubadours.
0;3O--wMAL.-Tonys scrap book.
WBAL-Popular Bits.
0--wBAL-Beautiful thoughts.
p:4E-wRC-Food talk.
wMAL-Morning MINISTRIES;
WBALr-Miracles OF magnolia
. 1000 A. M.
wRC-Mrs. Blake's Radio Col
wMAL-Keyboard favorites.
wOL-Tuneful Tidbits.
wJSv-Hints! to Housewives.
wBAL-MorninE glories.
lO:1S-wRC-Breen and De Rose.
wMAL-Theodore La FaVre.
WBAL-Dance miniature.
10 lO.3O-wRC-Morning serenaders.
WMAL-Melody Parade. s
WOL-Memories Of Hawaii.
wJSV-Health talk.
WBAL-Dance miniatures.
-WMAL-COIutnDid HniASO
tet.
wBAL-Mystery chef.
wJSV-Alexandria Ministerial AS
wsALMFord and Wallace.
HOO A. M.
wRC-"Your Child"
wMAL-School Of Cookery.
wOL-Organ reverie.
WBAL-Cooking School.
11:15-wRC-Radio Household Insti.
wMAL-Ida Bailey Allen.
WJSV-Ballad Hour.
WBAL-Blue Blazers.
II 1:3o-~WRC-'Timelv Garden Sugges"
tions''
wOL-with the Composers
WJSV-Sacred Hour.
WBAL-Beauty Talk.
l1:46-- WRC-HuEo Mariani and HIS
Marionettes.
WMAL-Stage and Screen stars
WgAL-JilI and Judy.
1900 NOON
wRC-Home Circle.
WMAL-DAnce Orchestra.
WJSV-Luncheon Music.
WOL-Luncheon Music.
WBAL-Vocal Varieties.
12:1S-WBAL-Pat Barnes.
WRC-Black and Gold Room
woL@Jerry Jernigan. pianist
IL 12:3O-WMAL-Colum Revue.
WRC-National Farm and Home
Hour.
wOL-Request Program.
WBAL-Farm and Home Hour.
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
A Modern Parallel

novel of hers which appeared some is years ago. The
Custom of the Country created the scheming, rather
ean hardboled, goddigging, socially ambitious girl
long before she began to appear in popular fiction
Undine Spragg the mother of Katherine Brushs "Red
Headed Woman" All the circumstances different,
Whartons book you have girl from the West using her
riches to force her way into New York. and her beauty
to force her way into the old established conservative
ciety which dominated New York few generations ago.
She marres the absorbed literary honorable lawyer she
throws him off Che commits suicide later in favor of
more flashy position
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
Mark HeIIinser

(cOntinusd From Page 81
that had been signed by Joe
13 years before. He would
never ask zoe for that money,
even though he was desper-
ately in need of it. When he
died, however, the widow de-
termined to 60 to Joe and
ask him for it. She needed
burial expenses, you see.
He Laughs at Her
She saw Joe, the man who
had ruined her husband. She
showed him the check. And he
laughed at her.
THAT check was outlawed
long ago." said Joe, the million
aire. tits no good. Further
more, I have no money for you.
Good day."
So the woman went back to
the coast resort and she still
exists in her little room. Every
once IN so often, she walks to
the beach and looks at the REM
nant Of o pier that had never
been finished. Then she goes
home again and wonders why
life is so tough.
And Joe sits in his office and
gives interviews. He is noted
and you mustn't Laughter his
charitable deeds.
IT am a wealthy man." he
told a reporter the other day.
II am a very wealthy man. l
built myself up from a humble
position. because I worked hard
and long. Now that I am rich,
I want to help those poor people
who haven't been as lucky as l.
Prates Of Charity
Charity is a beautiful thing"
If you hear strange noises, my
friends, it's that construction
man turning over in his grave. =.
Copyright. 1881. King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
Mrs. Wharton Remains

The weakness of "The House of Mrth" (Which is of
course the memorable book in the list above) is that
its plot turns too much social fulcrum It's harried
heroine, Lily Bart, not the mistress of the man
from whose apartment she to issue; but she
accepted favors and she tried to live in social group
which severely denied her right to do so assuming
that if she accepted she also gave
Our social habits have changed to such an extent
that the predcament of Lily Bart unreal to us;
and it is only the truth of her character that carries
the book At the time the particular difficulty
is parallel to we know we'll enough-the entange
ment of any young who is trying to live with
set richer than herself and particularly the position
of girl who is being urged into marriage for money
while the poor she loves feels it almost dishonor-
able to stand in her way by asking her himself With
minor changes, it is the crux of good many novels
of today.
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
Determined Women

The red-headed not from the West but
from the side of the tracks, she captures her
poyer by shameless wes she ourages the propreties
OF small city; she throws her husband off for more
fashy second marriage And at the end of each novel;
you have the young specializing on still more
grandiose step: Uedine always felt that she was meant
to be an Ambassadors wife, remember it, Lillian,
the red head felt that after year two with her smart
new husband, she would go far-without him.
mention these things not to suggest anything of
Mrs Whartons they are both acute probngs of one
kind of American character The will to get on the will
ngness to do anything however cruel and mean in order
TO advance constants around which trivial things like
social position, business fe and moral attributes
float and change Twenty years from now another novel;
ISL Will lind new characters and situations to develop
the same theme ~ F
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
Sing Sing Waits Man
Sentenced in 1915

SING SING PRISON. N. Y,
Oct. 26.-Harry williams, who is
to be sent here from Queens to
serve from five to 10 years i'm
posed upon him in 1915 and then
forgotten for years, will be in an
anomalous position
During the long period when
the papers in his case lay dor
mant and forgotten in Queens
county files he was convicted Of
another offenSe and sent to this
prison. At that time he acknowl-
edged that he had been convicted
before and was on bail pending
appeal. Consequently, though 1t
was his first prison tenn, he was
treated as q second offender.
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
Among Those Present.

Almost all of these you will note are by American
writers; at least third are by women. They, are
end you begin to find the serious consideration of
human and social problems which has marked the
literature of the past ten years. For purposes of
Wigs and Lady Roses Daughter Henry James
magnificent novel; "The Ambassadors" was for sale;
during most of the selling seasons Joseph Conrads
novels were available at the bookshops; also '"The
House with the Green Shutters" and books by
Anatole France.
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
PresbyteriG1ls Lead
Cornell Creed Poll

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. ga
study Of the religious preferences
Of 1871 out of 1,848 new Students
at Cornell University this fall
shows that the Presbyterians lead
with 321 students. There are 258
new Jewish students and ITO Ro-
man Catholics, according to the
survey, which was conducted un.
Ger the auspices of the Cornell
United Religious Work.
Others are: Episcopalians, 1874;
CongregationahStS, ia; Baptists,
40; Lutherans. So; of churches
not represented in Ithaca, 43;
UnitarianS, 80: Christian Scien.
lists, 80: Friends, 10; no prefer,
once, 143.
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
TODAY's RADIO PROGRAMS
100 P. M.

100 p. M.
wMALr-Dance Orchestra.
WJSV-Luncheon Music.
1:SO-WJSV-Musical Program.
WRC-Concert Ensemble.
WMAL-Dance Orchestra.
WBAL-Midday Musical.
200 P NJ.
WRC-Luncheon in honor OF
e Jane Adams.
WMAL-Musical Americana.
WBALr-Food Talk.
WJSV-Luncheon Music.
E:I5-WBAL-Weath Reports.
2:2O-WBAL-Tunefu Times.
S:SO-WRC-R o osevelt Memorial
Cornerstone Laying.
WMAL--Same as WRC.
WJSV-Janice Tuchfeld and
Melody Men.
E;4S-WBAL-Youth Matinee.
800 p. NJ.
WRC-woman's Radio Review.
3;1S-WMAL-Colum Salon Orches-
WOL-Variety Hour.
WJSV-F or ence Woodwork
Shipley, soprano.
WBAL-Music in the Air.
S:SO-WBAL-Chicag Serenade.
WMAL-Dance Orchestra.
WJSV-Dance Program.
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
SPEAK ON "GRACE"

Speaking at the Georgetown
Lutheran Church yesterday. the
Rev. Harold E. Beatty, the pastor,
said that men and women every
where are hungering either con-
sciously or unconSciously for
Gods grace.
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
DECLINES CALL

The Rev. Hubert A. Woolfall,
rector of st. Marks Episcopal
Church, Third and A Streets
Southeast, announced today that
he has declined q call to become
dean of the Cathedral Of st.
John the Evangelist, Spokane,
Wash.
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
CANDIDATES TO TALK

Candidates for the Arlington
county board Of commissioners
will address a mass meeting Of
citizens at the Ashton Heights
Women's Club tonight. The meet
ing Is held under the auspices
of the Ashton Heights Citizens
Association.
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
TeIevision Tonight

W3XK-WheatOn, Md.
9:OO-TeIeviSiOn c contest
winner.
9:1S-John r. Clarke, the
Grooming Virginian.
S:3O-PianO solo.
9:45-Stump Miller.
The Washington times., 1931-10-26
True to Type
BEST SELLERS OF l9O1-lel5
AN OBJECT LESSON
TO CRITICS
Ry GILBERT SEE.DES

The magazine called the Golden Book has an interest
in those printed words which more or less perma-
nent; from month to month its editors make selec-
ton ranging from Ring Lardner to Petronus, constitute
ing testimonial that of the things men have
labored to write not forgotten. At the same tme
suspect the editors of certain sardonic mstrust OF
works which from time to time are considered worthy
They have for instance, just published list OF the
Is books which, from 1901 to 1915 the best sellers
One of these is remembered and will be remem-
bered another has considerable merit The others may
be recalled, with sentimental yearnngs; but believe
they are dead we'll dead, and deservedly dead
The Quick and the Dead
Here is the list and you may choose the two worthy
ones accordingly to your own preference:
19O1-Alice of Old Vincennes.
19O2-Mrs. Wggs of the Cabbage Patch.
1903-Lady Roses Daughter
19O4-The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
1905-The Masquerader
1906-The House of Mirth.
19O7-The Lady of the Decoration.
1908-The Shuttle.
19O9-The Trail of the Lonesome Pine.
1910-The Rosary
1911-The Prodigal Judge.
1912-The Harvester.
1913-V. VS. Eyes.
1914-The Inside of the Cup.
1915-The Turmoil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-13
ENLISTED
men ASK CHARTER
Articles of Incorporation
FiIed-FirSt Public Meeting
to Be Held Tomorrow Night.

The Enlisted Service League, a ma
tional organization Ito foster and pro-
tect the interests of those who served
honorably in the armed forces Of the
United States during a war in which
the United States was party, and
whose services were rendered as enlist
ed men," today filed articles OF in
corporation.
A campaign to induce Congress to
authorize the payment OF adjusted
service certificates will be one OF the
groups first activities, according TO
William G. Glenn, secretary, who is IN
charge of the organizations headquar-
tiers in the Transportation Building.
The league, Mr.. Glenn explained, was
organized at a series of meetings helo
since last Fall, when enlisted men from
all parts of the country met here.
The organizations first open meeting
will be held at o'clock tomorrow eve
ming in the auditorium of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception, N street
between Seventh and Eighth Repre-
sentative Wright Patman of Texas Will
be the principal speaker. Rev. Francis
J. Hurney, pastor of the church, who
donated the use of the hall to the
league, also will speak. An overseas
chaplain during the World War, Father
Hurney has been named national chap
lain of the organization.
Henry G. Flynn IS president OF the
league and Frank A. Connolly is treas
urer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-13

Is it a violation of a paddock injunc-
ton to place "for rent" sign on the
building announcing that it will be for
lease after the date on which the in
junction expires?
The query is raised today in an appi-
cation to the District Supreme Court
for authority to placard premises 210l
to 2105 Fourteenth street to be subject
to lease after March 4. Francis w. Hill,
sr., owner of the building, asked the
court to declare his right to display
the signs and if such placarding should
be held to be a violation of the injunc-
ton, that the decree be amended to
permit the placing of the signs.
Through Attorneys James S. Easily
Smith and Francis w. Hill, jr., the
court is advised that Herbert N. Har-
vey, real estate salesman connected
with the Office of Carl G. Rosinski, ap-
piled to the owner for permission to
place "for rent" signs announcing that
the property would be available for
lease after March and was given
that permission by Mr.. Hill. Knowing
of the paddock proceeding, Mr.. Harvey
inquired by telephone of the office OF
United States Attorney Rover If he
might place the signs and was advised
by some one in his Office that 1t would
be a violation of the injunction and
so reported to the owner.
Counsel say they made efforts to have
United States Attorney Rover decide