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Evening star., 1932-12-19
MRS. WINGO'S SON HURT
IN CONNECTICUT CRASH
Arkansas Representative Receives
Word of Serious Injury at Bridge
port-Hurries to Bedside.

BY the Associated Press.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, December 10.
Otis Wingo, jr., son of Representative
Emegene Wingo of Arkansas, was in a
serious condition today in Bridgeport
Hospital as result of collision be-
tween his automobile and a trolley car.
Wingo. a student at Princeton Uni
versity, was admitted to the hospital
last night. He suffered possible frac-
tured skull and fractures of the nose
and thigh. His companion, Miss Bar
bara Hollsworth, 20, of Brookline, Mass,
suffered conclusion of the brain, cuts
and bruises. Her condition was reported
fair.
Wingo's automobile skidded on the
snow-covered highway.
Representative Ef1egene Wingo left
the Capital early today for Bridgeport
on receiving word that her son, Otis
Wingo, jr., had been injured in an au-
tomobile accident in the Connecticut
city.
The injured youths father had been
a member of the House for a number
of years until his death two years ago,
when he was succeeded by his widow.
Mrs. Wingo is to retire voluntarily on
March 4.
Evening star., 1932-12-19

sented, gladly contributes its space and
the services of its cashier in this excel
lent cause. The plan was prompted by
failure Of the Community Chest to reach
its goal In the recent campaign.
Funds received over the week end re-
suited In the closing today Of Oppor-
tunity No. l6-that Of the 12-year-old
girl Alice. who lost both her own parents
and her foster parents before she was
years old and who is now being cared
for by q local family.
Week end donations totaled Sill,
bringing the grand total received to date
Continued on Page 3, Column a.
Evening star., 1932-12-19
FILIPINO BOYCOTT
PLAN DISCOUNTED
Right to Reject Any Inde-
pendence Bill Sought for
Island by Quezon.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MANILA, P. l., December ia pro-
posal that the Philippine Legislature be
given the right to reject any Filipino
independence measure or accept any
provision with reservations" was made
today by Manuel Quezon. president of
the Territorial Senate.
He issued a statement after confer
ring with other legislators on the United
States Senate's passage OF the Hawes-
Cutting independence bill. His was a
more tempered comment on the Sem
ate's action. following scarcely u hours
after revelation of q threat to boycott
American goods because of objection
able features IN the bill. legislators
here said they did not take the threat
seriously.
Quezon's statement was in marked
contrast with his demand last week for
immediate independence or nothing" "
Neither the Hare nor the Hawes-
Cutting bill completely satisfies the ma
tional ideals of the FilipinoS," he said.
transition period Is not really autono-
NOUS. Trade relations would be unjust
to the F1hpinos. The naval reserves
will remain under the Government of
the United States.
Reservations Favored.
Il won't undertake to state what at
titude the Legislature would take to-
ward any bill approved, but believe it
Is only fair that the Legislature have
an opportunity to express its viewpoint
before the laws enforcement.
II believe Furthermore. the Legisla-
ture, bearing in mind all of the circum-
stances. If it desires to accept the law,
should make reservations regarding
those provisions which are objection
able to it with view to improving or
eliminating them"
Quezon called of a trip to Baguio to
confer over the state of the independ-
ence measure.
The boycott threat, revealed yeSter-
day, was made by Vincente Soto. at
torney and publisher of weekly paper,
in a cable to Filipino independence
representatives in Washington. Legis-
latlve leaders said Soto had made other
threats in the past and failed to carry
them out,
Soto, who Is also chairman of the
Extremist Philippine Civic Union. said
the body had agreed to a boycott at q
recent mass meeting. He added, no
orders for a boycott have been issued
because the Hawes-Cutting bill Is not
yet law.
Americans Join in Protest.
Americans swelled the chorus of pro-
tests against the Hawes-Cutting bill
William H Anderson, exporter and
member of the Insular Democratic
Committee. said, "it would be better
to have independence tomorrow than
years Of slow torture by strangulation +"
Attacking immigration exclusion,
lowered trade quotas and elimination
of the plebiscite, Joseph E. H. Steven
son, president of the Philippine
Long-Distance Telephone Co., COM
mented, Il am sure the fair play of the
(ContinIed On pag4 Column a.
Evening star., 1932-12-19
CONGRESS MEMBER ILL

Representative Robert R. Butler Of
The Dalles. Oreg., Is seriously Ill here
of pneumonia.
Butler was removed from his apart
ment to Providence Hospital, where, at
taches said, hope was held for his re-
covery.
Miss Ethel johnson. secretary to the
Representative. said while his condition
was serious. his physician reported .
slight improvement today.
1uslex, . Republican, y 81 yeArs Old.
Evening star., 1932-12-19
TYPIST TO WE'D PRINCE

ROME, December 10 R.-A ship
board romance between an Indian
prince and the ships stenographer Is to
result in their marriage, it was an
nounced today.
Lab Vlaska, born at Pola, according
to her sister. met the Maharaja of
Bikaner, Sir Godig Mohammed Khan,
aboard the steamer Victoria a few
months ago on voyage to India, and
soon they will be married in the
Mussulman rites at Bikaner.
Evening star., 1932-12-19
MOTOR TRAIN AVERAGES Is M.P.H.
TO ESTABLISH A WORLD RECORD
Makes 1SO-Nie Run in 142 Minutes Cut After
Being Clocked at SO.

cuts 81 minutes of the present run
ming time.
The utmost efficiency Is embodied in
the new train. Not even the door knebs
project from the body, so that wind
resistance is minimized A wide strip
of metal completely encircles the train
at the bottom, extending well below the
axles and forming a windshield for the
wheels.
The front is rounded of like tor
pedo and the motor room. with two
4l0-horsepower Diesel motors driving
electric generators. is in the middle OF
the train. It starts q tentative eight
week schedule next month
Evening star., 1932-12-19
SOME MIDDIES FACE
HOLIDAY INSTRUCTION
Undetermined Number to Be Kent
at Academy for Extra
Study.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. December 49,
Comdr. George L. Weyler, aide to the
superintendent of the United States
Naval Academy, today said a number
of midshipmen will be kept at the
school over the holidays for extra in
struction."
He said it was impossible to say now
how many would remain at the Acad-
emy because the examinations would
not be completed until Wednesday.
None, he added. would be kept here for
disciplinary action.
The Christmas and New Year vaca-
ton will begin Friday afternoon and
end on the evening of January 2.
Evening star., 1932-12-19
TOBLESS TO GET PAY TOMORROW
FOR CLEANING SNOW OFF STREETS
Gotwals Orders Two Days Wages for 1900 Instead of
Waiting Until Saturday.

that they must be given something i'm
mediately. as they are not in the class
Of regular employees who can we'll afford
to wait until regular pay days come
around.
Fifty men picked up for snow jobs
by the Highway Department at the Sal
vation Army were laid OF today when
regular Highway Department employees
came back to their jobs. L. P. Robert
son, deputy highway engineer, had de-
cided independently of the Gotwals Or
der to rush through . pay roll for
thoGe 50 Immediately.
Evening star., 1932-12-19

Engineer Commissioner John c. Got
walls today ordered a pay roll for two
days made up for the unemployed men
who had been given work cleaning the
streets of snow, which means that the
l.50o men will get their money tomor-
row.
It had been planned previously to pay
the men Saturday, as that is the reg
ular day for paying of the unemployed
from funds Of the Board Of Public well
fare and the clerical routine Is adjusted
70 that dAy. 0otwAb ruled. however,
Evening star., 1932-12-19
SIX NEEDY FAMILIES "ADOPTED":
Ia OPPORTUNITIES" STILL OPEN
Grand Total of $2,O25 Contributed to DATE
in Campaign to Care for 20 O Out-
standing Gases of Distress.


m
a Christmas
in of
a a
financial
o
Christmas imperative action by
worthy children
Evening star., 1932-12-19
BY the Associated Press.

HAMBURG, Germany. December 19
"A new stream-lined combination
Diesel motor and electric train has set
q new speed record Of l42 minutes run
ming time for the 1909 miles between
here and Berlin. The average speed OF
1900 miles an hour is said to be a
world record for motor trains.
Over the first half of the run the
train was clicked at 90 miles an hour,
but the engineer slowed down to make
the planned l42-minute schedule. This
Evening star., 1932-12-19
CAPONE AIDE SHOT.
PROBABLY FATALLY
Frank Nitti and Wounded Police
man Found in Chicago Build
ing After Gun Battle.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 19.-Frank
Nitti, Capone gangster. was shot prob
ably fatally and a policeman detailed
from Mayor Cermak's Office wounded in
the arm today in a shooting affray in
the Lasalle-W Wacker Building.
Policeman Harry Lang and Nitti were
found in room in the downtown sky
scraper. The room. No. $50, was re-
putedly q headquarters Of the Capone
gang.
Nitti, the "enforcer," served a term
in Leavenworth Penitentiarv for eva
sion Of income taxes and was released
last March "a. He had served IA months
Of an 18-month term.
Evening star., 1932-12-19

Each OF these cases had been thor
oughly investigated by workers OF the
Associated Charities, the Salvation
Army, the Catholic Charities, the United
Hebrew Relief Society or the American
Legion. The deStitution Is real and
acute and the sufferers are worthy Of
relief. The Star guarantees that every
penny contributed for these Christmas
Opportunities" will go direct to those
designated in the list below. The cost
of administering the money will come
from other sources. The Star. en- whose
initiative the opportunities were pre-
Evening star., 1932-12-19
World War Aviator Dies.

NEW YORK, December 10 P.-
Robert Suffern Taller Burnett. World
War aviator and adopted son of the
late Mrs. Henry Lawrence, died today
after an illness of more than a year.
He was SO years old.
Evening star., 1932-12-19
Russian Commissar in Berlin.

BERLIN. December 19 (P.-Maxim
Litvinoff. Russian foreign commissar,
stopped here on the way to Geneva to-
day to discuss disarmament and other
matters with Chancellor Won Schleicher
and Foreign Minister Won Neurath.
Evening star., 1932-12-19
Ethel Barrymcl
etter.

NEW YORK, Decent 10 (R).-Al-
though Ethel Barrymore is seriously Al
Of pneumonia, friends hoped today that
the crisis was past. The actress was
stricken with grippe December ] when
she went to New Haven, Conn, for Q
tzyout Of her new play. Encore"
Evening star., 1932-12-19
Berlin's Flying Museum of Interest

BERLIN R-Germans are keenly
interested in objects displayed in Ber-
Inns flying museum-a Wright pusher
airplane, the first plane built in Ger
many Of German materials; machines
used in the World War and many SINH
lar flying devices
Evening star., 1932-12-19

Radio Programs ea Page c-3,
Evening star., 1932-12-19

The Stars Carrier system covers every
city block and the regular edition is
delivered to city and suburban homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1932-12-19

Continued on Page 2, Column 81
Evening star., 1932-12-19
WEATHER.

70. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.)
Cloudy tonight and tomorrow; mini
mum temperature tonight about 18 de-
grees; slowly rising temperature tomor-
row. Temperatures-Highest. 80, at 800
pm. yesterday; lowest, IS, at tbs am.
today Full report on page 8.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
Star wv ant Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
18th and p sts.-Dsy's Pharmacy.
iiS5 18th st.wMarty's Cigar and Magazine
l7th and Que sts-Kenner's Pharmacy.
18th and U sts.-G. o. BROCK -,,. ~.
ss52 ssd2 h itth sS1aGSssF 4s Phafmscy @ w.
iitsh iish snd ana BuchaHan sts'@HohberseT's Phar-
l4Ih st. and Colorado ave.-o'DOnnelrs
s2os Mount Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
1sss Columbia rd-Ths a.;,gII 9nly tlo3P.r. sh9P
Msrdnah 71s7 GaafGPaf Parf ffSqnS Pnafmae2 Hone'S
2i5 N. Y. ave. nw-sanitary Pharmacy.
lst and X sts-Duncans Pharmacy
7th and sts-Goidenberg's oime clerks
7th and sts-Lincoln DRUG store;
nth st. and R. ave-. French Simpson,
nth and NJ sts.-L H. Forster's Pharmacy
9th and U sts.--M,. H. Hunton's Pharmacy
Ga ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
22I Upshur st.zzMoncks Pharmacy:
Ga ave. and Kennedy st.-1ampkin's Phar-
7soi Sherman ave-sherman Ave. Pharmacy.
e224 srd st.-Manor Park Pharmacy.
1905 Mass. ave.--Dupont Pharmacy.
18th and Fla, ave.-Bernstein's DRUG Store.
North Capitol st. and r. 1. ave.-Parkers S
2ist and @ sts.-Quigley's Pharmacy.
25th and Pa ave.-Columbia DRUG Store.
3sI5 Conn. ave.-Joils Newsstand -,u,,u
47Si Wisconsin ave.-Morgan Bros Phar-
Takoma Park. s59 Cedar st-MattinEly
Bros Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
s4iI NJ st-MoSkey's Pharmacy,
2072 Wisconsin ave.-Haneys
35th and o stS.-Sugar's DRUG Store.
NORTHEAST.
raoi+oI
zztS ztf1 ana d I. Cap. sts."Pauis pr1g store
4th and Sts-Home Drug Store.
YiSS iSth n and nd tiHS Nd. aVe"Tackefts Pharmacy
Ndrth ssh ne eaSfo Mf aad 5saify
10th and R. / ave.Ncoiiins Pharmacy,
$500 OG5t i5th tIt tst.-Brookland Pharmacy, Brook
4th fanE and R. I. ave-John G. Bisss' Phar-
Chesapeake Junction, D. C-wght's Phar-
l5O5 Kenilworth ave.-Kenilworths New
51sl Grant st. ne, Deanwood-strand
10th St and Va aveMaeFtBeTts 4-,I5 bert. Pharmacy
4la and sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
srd and Pa. aye.-Q'penpslr,sS ,S Drug g. Store; tor
iith and Pa. aYe-Fealey's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave, Anacostia-Hesly's Drug
18th 1O'si and East Capitol sts-Lincoln Park
Pharmacy. -. -.
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BEFORE ISSUE, with the following excep-
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Saturday or at any OF The star brancn
ofhces by 4:30 pm. Saturday.
cash wiTH ORDER is required for all
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Evening star., 1932-08-07

s26 co. Including Sundays. am not the
Washington found large and r,t;a happy 3S
group Of successful men ana am PROUD 70
l live at 2ls St NV yrT TEL ~ Net sIoS SSsc-
I, a Notary Public, in and for the District
OF Columbia, hereby certify that j. w. SnoT
personally appeared before me on August 8.
1882. and sWears that the above statements
are true KATHRYN L. FALTz,
Notary Public.
This is sincere effort on the part OF
Weshington. D; C.. to have responsible men
who need employment, feel that their con-
lidence will not be violated or their time
wasted II they make application for g posi-
from from an. to pm. Srt Suite 2o1. 1910 Yer.
70f1f N W
Evening star., 1932-08-07
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation OF the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1932-08-07

RoOMING, BOARDING. 14th and Park rd.
well furnished: best business section: owner
wants to retire; no AGENTS. Col. 3617
ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rooms, b., rent, S65
reduced price, 1915. Your terms. CITY CO.,
N W 1901
Evening star., 1932-08-07

| ROOK PUBLISHERS need competent book
! keeper office manager; small investment
| necessary: moderate beginning salary. Ad-
| dress Box l0-K. Star Office
Evening star., 1932-08-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RAISE CAPrTAL-Best methods. corpora
tions orggssnIzed and promoted eyeryT5e1GTe; VERY here
: MONEY AVAILABLE TO ASSIST SMALL
business with successful profit record. Sub
init full information as preliminary 10 in
! terview. Address Box 2ll-J Star ONCE.
FOR sALE--Beauty parlor, established over
has sss4 sr p@ hPanc 4o4
iooss modera as house; near iath and PARK I'd.
Address Box l04-K, Star once. Y.
| SHOE-SHINE STAND chairs and equip
ment SIS. Telephone Georgia 57le
WANT $4,000 LOAN for six months: offer
I72-K. Star ONCE. 7s
FOR sALE-store, with rooms, $500; rent
reasonable; must be sold right away. ll3I
Potomac ave. Lincoln 9092. y
ROOK PUBLISHERS need competent book
keeper, Office manager; small investmen'
necessary; moderate beginning salary. Ad-
R0foAsIIMG f MING BoARDIFG b 18th and Park I'D I'd
wants to retire; no AGENTS. Col. 3617.
ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms. b.. rent. S65
ed"csd led. &c price 1872 ,Soo XSur terms. CITY CO.
BOOMING HOUSE, 20 rooms; downtown;
real money maker; your terms. Merry Co,
tO5 10th ST. Met 6524
ALL EQUIPMENT PAID FOR. WE ARE TWO
cAEAP. cAEAFAHT FERNS. DYtsASaa IA. sa55. 10 SL!l
FOR sALL.Thge SALE White Horse Tavern ,S Six
@ @Inns Ps ae ST. a S s sas eas bo'S Saanes fssGH oG
p G. on T. road, in Charles County. Md
tSaty at LAM 'ene or La AcfoN 6S oMaer Me ad5
WASHINGTON st. Alexandria. Va.
2 paPf1s ss Fe: m 2O' eF 800 c
Bank Bldg. Syracuse, N. Y.
FOR RENT-A splendid location for chirop-
odiSt, with no opposition within to 10
miles. For full information address BOX l02-
K. Star office.
FOR sALE-Bowlng alley for sale at big
sacrifice; splendidly located and equipped;
reasonable rental partners disagree; a real
opportunity Box So, Charlottesville. Va
RoOMING, HOUSE. near Thomas Circle; Il
ci c weB turn rms , slie baths lsdred rem
CIV CO, 1904 K NV Nat. 1890.
2 WELL ESTABLISHED, cash-paying whole
cluding trucks; good living for proper
party; o routes routes. are Re- years old. For infor'
WE NEED an industrious man in Wash. to
manufacture beautiful art goods and novel
ties in p!asteX and imitation marble. New
nn quy c6a6ds or pI SSsnsfs %h pqo
Indestructible rubber moulds furnished for
speed production Articles nc srSl sold for re-
placed. Write for free interesting booklet.
Plastex Industries, l085 Washington ave.
New York.
MARBLE SHOE-SHINE STAND, four chairs
brand-new; reasonable 625 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc Call Lincoln 584l-
FOR SAIE-Have several shares OF Wardman
Real Estate Investment. Give me best cash
bid. Address Box 53-k. Star office.
BOOMING HOUSE, newly dec, good income
bargain; 500 down or rent to responsible
party. Address Box 233-K. Star once. A
(ContsAusd on Next PaEe.l
Evening star., 1932-08-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(COntinued,)
Study Interior Decoration
AT a Practical School.
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

SHORTHAND, TYPEWRTTING. SPEED DC
TATION and complete secretarial course
Tuition. S. The Civil Service Preparatory
School. Sc. cor 18th NV. Met. 1887.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
WANTED--AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS.
CHRISTMAS CARD salespeople- un-
usual, beautiful 24-card box assortment; in
LAID initiated wood box top; sells 81; costs
45c each in 10-box lots. Beats all COM
petition. Sample box, Soc. Bell, FL Howard
St. New York.
GOOD income possible plating auto parts,
refectors. mirrors. faucets. chandeliers. etc.
by new method: experience UNNECESSARY, free
particulars. Gunmetal Co, 19 Oil, De
catur. III.
HOOVER, ROOSEVELT auto signs and felt
pennants. Biz sellers as campaign leaders.
Agents wanted in every CITY and county.
C-oslev. 6l6 Broadway. New York.
NEW RUBBER GOODS line AZ inventions
homes. ofhces buy instantly; possible for
Kriftee Mfg, Boz 1873. Akron, Ohio
sALEsMEN- be unemployed easy to
make big comm; sell las varieties brushes,
mopS; everybody uses: experience unreceS-
sary. Neway Brush Factory. Hartford, Conn.
S45 WEEKLY possible-Sell Christmas cards;
fine 81 box out 81 cards. all folders pareh- ,no
profit also SOC 75c retail boxes and mono
Rrammed personal C"rds; details free.
Artistic Card, Elmira, N Y.
Evening star., 1932-08-07

STENCGRAPHER. secretary. II years di-
VerSlned experience; last position years,
new York. Address Box l13-K. Star ONCE
YOUNG MAN. stenographer- -bookkeeper. in
tellisent. dependable. wants work of any
kind; Experienced in retail furniture Call
Met e076.
Evening star., 1932-08-07

PLUMBING Special low prices on all plumb
ing whether job IS large or small; estimates
tree: monthly payments to suit your con-
venience Phone METROPOLITAN 1854, Milton
J. Clement. registered plumber
Evening star., 1932-08-07
HELP=DOMESTIC.


COLORED Southern. waitress. neat; light;
will train you. Phone Sunday only IL am
Sterling 9739.
COOK K-HOUSEWORKER-E white.
settled. for small private family; no Laundry
$50 monthly; write. stating experience. Au-
dress Box SIX, Star office. .-
GENERAL HOUSEWORK and care OF oaby;
German girl preferred; GOOD home' sHaA
salary. Georgia 5688.
GIRL. colored. Sc week; general houseworK,
light laundry experienced with bapy; stay
nights week; must be neat and clean' rel
erence. Col. 7l76,
GIRL-Whte; capable, for general house
work, in suburbs. who can drive gooo plslh
HOUsEKEEPER. white; suburbs; care two
home to right party. Address Box 42S-J'
Star ofrce. "
HOUSEKEEPER mlddle-aged woman to stay
niehtS; $40 month. Call after O'CLOCK eve
ming. l244 d st. Sc.
HOUSEKEEPER, white woman. not over 40;
coo,s, keep house, care two children school
age; some personal laundry; good lroner:
room, board, $50 month; time OF. ADDRESS
Box l59-K, Star Office.
MAID, colored, for apartment hotel; must be
experienced; clean and neat references re-
quired: only high-srade person need apply
Mrs. b, Nat. 9lo2.
WHITE WOMAN. settled. or settled girl TO
help with light houSework and l4-monln-old
girl; no washing or ironing good nome;
room and board: small salary. Greenwood
1856 10 Maryland ave. Hyattsville. Nd.
WOMAN, white, housekeeper, to take care
l3-month-old baby and invalid woman;
room. board and reasonable salary. Ad-
dress Box 424-J, Star of1*f.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
AUGUST 8, Is3Z.
MEM


THIS Is A SWORN STATEMENT. READ
1T CAREFULLY ALL THE WAY THROUGH;
THE ORIGINAL Is ON FILE IN OUR
OFFICE FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
On February 2. 1882: purchased an
Electrolux mot refrigeration) from sales
man by the name of Davis The demon
stration was interesting. l was amazed at
the product II is the most remarkable
am union bricklayer. and have carried
the trade when I bought the Electrolux
was forced % to seek employment in some me
performance of ElectTolux in my home si tha5
l believed could sell it IL some one would
teach me how; / had no. selling, experience
had never sold anything in my life. but be-
lieVed that If Mr.. Davis could sell to me
that could sell TO others consequently, !
applied for position on July y, 1892. |
was schooled and trained how to sell In
Washington, d, C.. under present conditions.
This training was free and lasted but two
days. With full confidence in the product.
based on practical experience in my home.
and the assurance from Mr., Sillings; the
manager. that / would succeed II followed
instructions, ! started TO work on July u
and have had the happiest and most sue,
cessful experience in my business career.
had CONFIDENCE; but no idea that l would
Evening star., 1932-08-07
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
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Wash Mattress Co 3l9 L st. s.w. Nat 6679.
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pillows feather mat; down comfort, re-cov-
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provements of all kinds. Cabinet work guar
anteed. Weismuller. 1735 i4th st. NV. De-
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Evening star., 1932-08-07

FLASTERING, patch work done; reasonab BILE;
new ceilings, SO up: guaranteed. F. L,
Smith. TJ5 18th Sc. Lin. 1881 Lin. 1856 To-
PLASTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new work.
patchins. pointins-up. Get the man whc
does hest work at reasonable prices. LLOYD
PerGue 82G 4th st. NV. National 1888. g.