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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24
KEYNOTER HITS
 C. C.O.P,LEADERS,
 SUPREME COURT
Economic Recovery Under New Deal Stressed at
 Demo Convention
ASTOUNDING CHEERS
 GREET SPELL BINDER
Declares Responsible Gov ernment Must Enlarge
 to Protect Weak

PHILADELPHIA, June 24. In a flaming keynote speech at the National Democratic convention last night, Unit ed States Senator Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky slashed out at Republican leadership and accused the Supreme Court of tortured interpre- tatiOn of the Constitution"
 The keynOter pointed to the astonishing economic recOv- cry under the New Deal" and declared:
 All responsible govern ment must enlarge the field of supervision to protect the weak from the rapacious. If in the future, it furt h should become necessary to enable the people to work out their destiny and protect fun. damental rights, do not doubt the people would face that duty with the same calm intelligence which guid d e q them in past years.'
 Pours Fire on G. 0. P.
 The speech left the milling throng of delegates hoarse and oh CT weary after they had listened to the Senator pour fire upon tho heads of Harding. Coolidge, Hoover ard Landon.
 He charged that the preser Republican nominee, Gov. Al.ed M Laldon of Kansas had urged irfla n through printing press nor ey no less than three years ago
 Key oter Barkley praised with high Iamcs President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner and inspired cheers with his castigation of the
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ACTION CALLED DEE

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Late today the courts action to determine zioncheck's mental status was called off as the Legislator was started on a course of treatment in a Towson, Maryland, private hospital.
 Doudly protesting, Zioncheck was removed from the Gallinger Hos pital on a stretcher and wrapped in pack" which was tightly bound by sheets
 Final arrangements for the trans fer were made by the young bride
 The authorities agreed to commit ting Zioncheck to a private insti- tuition for an indefinite period
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24
COL. DUSENBURY AT
 CHAMBER LUNCHEON

Col. Ralph W. Dusenbury, com manding officer at Chilkoot Bar racks, who is scheduled to arrive today aboard the barracks tender Torrance, will be a guest at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Terminal Cafe tomorrow noon.
 John E. Pegues, Chairman of the Fourth of July Committee, will present a complete program of events arranged for the annual celebration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24
Steps On AcceIeratOr Instead of Brake; T,uO
 Women DrO,vn iin Auto

TACOMA, Wash, June 14.-Trap- ped in careening automobile as it tore through ferry boat and diyed into 25 feet of water in Puget Sound two elderly women were drowned at Gig Harbor across the Tacoma Mar rows.
 Mrs. June Sullivan, aged 65, Of Tacoma, the driver of the car, and Mrs. George Bancherel, 68, of Ap- tos. California, died in the submerg- ed machine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24
SITKA TO GET
 FED. BUILDING

WASHINGTON, June 24. - The Treasury Department announces the approval of three of the twen- ty-one post office. and other public building projects to be financed under the sixty million dollar emer- gency construction fund authorized in the deficiency appropriation act The three authorized projects in- clude the Sitka post office building, the amount to be expended there being unannounced
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24
ALASKANS JOIN DEMONSTRATION
( h a m b erlin and Morton Carry Standards Tn
 Convention Parade

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 24.- Tn the big demonstration last night in the Convention Hall when the name of President Roosevelt was mentioned by United States Sena- tor Alben w. Barkley, of Kentucky, in the keynote speech, Art Cham berlin, of Deering, carried one of the Alaska Standards into the par ade and Harry Morton, formerly of Anchorage. the other standard
 Robert w. Bender reported all of the members of the Alaska delega- tion are present at all convention sessions, together with the alter mates.
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INT. HIGHWAY
 TO BE BOOSTED
Alaskan Delegation Given Support of Washington
 State Group

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 24.- At the request of the Alaska dele gation at the Democratic National Convention. the Washington State delegation unanimously went on record favoring construction of the International Highway through British Columbia, Yukon Territory and into Alaska.
 The request made made by Arthur Chamberlin, of Deering, and met with instant approval at the Wash ington State caucus.
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Miss Estelle Shanley, 45, of Taco ma, fought frantically with her struggling pet bull dog in the car at the bottom of the water and reached the surface with only minor injuries. The bull dog was drown ed.
 The accident occurred when Mrs Sullivan became confused and press ed the accelerator instead of the brake.
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I HIRD PARTY
 JUST HANDED
 ANOTHER JOLT
Townsend, Smith Confer with Lemke But Noth-
 ing in Merger Line

WASHINGTON, June 24 Dr r. E. Townsend and the Rev. Gerald Smith emphasized at a conference with William Lemke, candidate fol President on the Union Party tick ct, they are not committing their Old Age Pension and Share the Wealth following to the new Union Party until after the followers de- eide the matter.
 Townsend and Smith estimated their followers at 5,0000O each.
 The Rev. Smith said that while the groups might cooperate it does not mean merging of the organiza- tions and Dr. Townsend agreed.
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OH, SHUCKS!

CHICAGO, IL, June Civilian Hale Big Bill" Thompson, inde- pendent candidate for Governor of Illinois, contemplates a possible al- Hence with William Lemke, Union Party candidate for President.
 Thompson, at a mass meeting, said "the people are bewildered and have no confidence in the Republican or Democratic parties"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24
Governor Troy Wearing Lei
 At Convention

PHlLADELFHIA, ra., June 24.-GOv. JOhn w. Troy of AL aska was yesterday presented with a lei by the Hawaiian group at the Democratic National Convention. The awaiian group and the Alaska delegation occupy the same. row of seats in the Convention Hall.
 Governor Troy wore the lei at both sessions yesterday, in the afternoon and in the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24
PATCO OUT,
 FISH.PATROL

On the first fish patrol of the season, Ralph Baker, Bureau Of Fisheries official, left Juneau this afternoon at l:30 o'clock aboard the Alaska Air Transport seaplane Patco piloted by James Reinhart on a flight over the south half of Chatham Strait, in which area the salmon fishing season opens to- morrow. The flight will require about AZ hours flying time. and a few stops will be made enroute.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24
ROBBED AS
 THEY SLEEP
Bedrooms of Prominent So- cial Couple Looted of
 Valuable Jewelry

GARDEN CITY, N. Y, June 24.- Burglars entered the bedrooms of the socially prominent MT and Mrs. w. R. Coe while they were sleeping last night in their sumptuous es- tate, and escaped with jewelry the owners said is worth more than S400,000.
 Neither Coe nor his wife were awakened by the burglars.
 The articles stolen included a pearl necklace valued at $30O,0O0.
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Terrific Blast Kills Man, 15
 Women Injured
High Pressure Compressed Air Line Explodes in
 N. Y. Plant

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 24.-One man was killed and Is women in- jured by the explosion of a high pressure compressed air line in the Trico Products Corporation plant
 The blast blew out windows and ripped partitions apart on the fifth floor where the explosion centered.
 A spark, believed to have been caused by loose piece of metal, is blamed for the explosion
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F.D.R. Signs Bill Opening Glacier
 Bay to Mining
President Also Approves Deficiency Bill, But
 Without Alaska Item

WASHINGTON, June 24. = The deficiency bill, minus the $200,0O0 Alaska aviation item which was de- leted by the Senate, was signed by President Roosevelt yesterday.
 The President also signed the bill to permit prospecting for prec- ious metals within the Glacier Bay National Monument, a project that long has been endorsed by Alaskans
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24
NOME ESKIMO
 TURNS BURGLAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 24. Frank Thomas. who said he is an Eskimo and was born at Nome, Alaska, pleaded guilty before Unit ed States Commissioner E. E. Will Hams to burglarizing a branch post office here of $35.
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OTHER BILLS SIGNED

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Presi- dent Roosevelt signed the Treas ury and Post Office appropriation bill today for $92, ,524,992 and sev- enteen other measures.
 The President killed one meas ure designed to restore pensions and benefits withdrawn in 1883 from the Officers Reserve Corps and enlisted Reserve Corps mem bers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-24
FRANK WASKEY
 GOES TO JAIL

NUSHAGAK, Alaska, June 24.- Frank Waskey has been fined $50 for possession of beaver. He choose to serve out his fine in the jail at Dillingham;.
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CHICAGO, H., June 24.-Arthur w. Cutten, aged 66, who amassed millions in 30 years as a speculator in wheat trading, is dead here as the result of an attack of the heart.
 Cutten balanced the worlds need for foodstuffs against the worlds previous supplies of them, calculat- ed the result, added the wiles of an expert market trader, and convert ed the mixtures into a tremendous bank account.
 He did it so unerringly and so of- ten that he made himself a legend To the unitiate in the nations mar ket places he was the personification of astuteness, a figure cloaked in mystery, an oracle who spoke sell dom, but weightily.
 He had a small office across La Sale Street from the Chicago Board of Trade. His name was not let tered on the door Three was noth- ing to indicate that behind it were issued orders that profoundly af- fected the prices of commodities and of stocks and, indirectly many lives.
 First Job, S7 a Week
 Cutten's first job in Chicago paid him ST a week That was on his arrival as youth of 20, from Guelph in Ontario, Canada, where he was born in 1870. In 1890 he was highly ambitious youth, freshly graduated from Guelph Collegiate Institute.
 Thirty-five years later he owned more wheat than any individual ever had possessed A few years more, at the time of the boom" stock market, estimates on his fortune var jed from $50,000,O00 to $100,OO0,OO0 and some figures even were higher.
 Tn Brokers Office
 His first job at $7 a week was merely a stop gap. Soon he occu- pied a bookkeepers' stool in a brok- CTS office. By 1896 he had acquired a working knowledge of grain trad ing and at least $500, for he then paid that much toward a seat on the Board of Trade. In 1906, he married Maude Boomer of Chicago and began trading "on his own"
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STOCK PRICES
 SENT UPWARD,
 SHARP RALLY
Selected Issues Up from One to Four Points
 Chrysler at New High

NEW YORK, June 24.-A sharp rally today on the New York Stock Exchange pushed selected stocks ahead from one to four points. Chrysler hit a six-year high
 Todays close was firm.
 Transfers totaled 100000 shares.
 NEW YORK, June 24-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 1878, American Can 1337s American Power and Light 12A, Anaconda 35&, Bethlehem St eel 54as, Commonwealth and Southern 3as, Curtiss Wright 5A |, General Motors 68 International Harvester 881a, Kennecott 391a, United States Steel 642, United Corporation TBS, Cities Service SIS, Pound $502A.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 16057, rails 4789. utilities 3321.
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The University of Alaska is pro- vided with a fire proof vault in which all such important data can be safely kept. Its department of history has been established, and, in order to facilitate this research and do the very best job possible
Evening star., 1936-12-05
FARM AND GARDEN.

WANTED-Used garden tractor. State
make age. horsepower. price. etc. Box 53,
Branchville. Md.
wELLRoTrED COW MANURE. guaran-
teed Wisconsin 4195.
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WANTED.

Two Automobile Statesmen.
We have an opening for two ex-
perienced statesmen in our Used
Car Dept; liberal commission
and drawing account. Must be
able to furnish best of references.
Large stock of fine used cars to
sell from floor time allotted to
right man. See Mr.. Barham, L. P.
Steuart, Inc, OldSmobile and
Pontiac Dealers, 1925 18th st. NV
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
DIESEI,l

Become a Diesel expert. day night and
home study courses with ample shop work.
Many graduates in good positions. Write
for details. Address N. Y. Diesel Inst.
Box 24-S Star ONCE.
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SAlESAEN,

hsve taken the town and orders are pilina
up. we have openings for aggressive auto
mobile men willing to work hard; expert
enced men preferred sales experience an
asset Transportation furnished those
qualifying II you contemplate making .
change see me at once. Mr.. SPARKS 5ro
and H sts. ne.
SHOE SALESMAN; experience and refer.
erices necessary. Regal Shoe Co.. e1b
n YOU HAVE successfully sold insurance
magazines or household appliances. you
can make real money with our PROPOSE.
ton. 4Os International Bldg.
WE WANT TWO MEN ON SALARY AMI
COMMISSION BASIS; TRANSP0 P0RTAII0N 2
EVERY EFFORT MADE TO HELP YOU
SUCCEED. APPLY IMMEDIATELY AT
1401 PA AVE SE
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
t TO-DAY.
Dance, Social Security Board, Ward
man Park Hotel, o pm.
Performance, George Washington
Cue and Curtain Club, Wardman Park
Hotel Theater, $3.50 pm.
Banquet, District Bar Association,
Mayflower Hotel, pm.
Dance, Association Of Retail Credit
Men, Mayf1ower Hotel. 10 pm.
Gard party and dance. Holy Cross
Academy Alumnae, Shoreham Hotel,
epm.
Dance, Ohio Girls Club, Wesley
Hall, 17o3 K street, 10 pm.
Meeting, Philosophical Society OF
Washington, Cosmos Club, 8:l5 pm.
Reception and dance, District d.
vision, Rainbow Veterans, Broadmoor
Hotel, 10 pm.
Card party, Eastern Star Club.
Treasury Department. IA r street
northeast, 8 pm.
Dance, Interfraternities, American
University, Washington Hotel, 9 pm.
Dinner, Washington Sales Repre-
sentatives' Association, Washington
Hotel, pm.
Dinner, Federal Schoolmen's CLUB,
Raleigh Hotel, z pm.
Meeting, League for Larger Life,
1414 Sixteenth street, 8:15 pm.
Dance, Loyal Ladies, Masonic Hall,
Twelfth and Monroe streets northeast,
ppm.
Dance, junior prom, Columbus Uni
versity, Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Bartenders' Union, Old
Local No. rs, 720 Fifth street, 8 pm
Meeting, Irish History Study Club
$500 Newton street northeast, 8 pm.
Meeting, Town Hall, Attorney Gen.
eral Cummings, speaker, Shoreham
Hotel, 8 pm.
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painting at reasonable prlceS.
insist on better work. Miller e. Sobel.
Randolph nQ26 BIZ Gallatin st. NV. ~
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TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, GEO
4 mos in adv. SO. No deliveries. 5Oc dep
TYPEWRITER l. C. Smith fine condition
fully equipped. L. Lazaroff. 1888 9TH
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. general housework. care Of two
babies: stay in; $50 per mo. Walnut 9233:
I HAVE NEW BOOK DEALT you can
sell books, see Mr.. Rasnick. Rm. 507.
91S st. NV. o.
SAIEsPEOPLE-Wante to sell Christmas
cards: good pay. Aircraft Co.. 1415 Eye
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GEO.
1893. 5716 18th NV. Underwoods. Sc mo-;
4 mos. in adv. So No deliveries zoe dep.
TYPEWRITER; L. G. Smith: ,ne condition.
fully equipped. l.. Lazaron. 1898 7th
VACUUM cLEANERs-Ciosing our vacuum
cleaner department; new cleaners. 50eo
OF; will make home demonstrations. John
Moore Moore. Inc. 2e2 sth st. ne. Open eve
VACUUM cLEANERs-Factory rebuilt; like
Arwayy Or odHss ElectreluS with attachments
5564 for delivery and demonstration: open
until Ill, 10 Pm Pm al also SUNDAYS; No obligatio9
Brands 1888 18th st. NV 6'
fiTemisr: APEX ana others Tebgiit like new
Also Hooysr and EIectr9ux with all attach
LARGEST assortment in town One-year writ
20; 2o-day sIy,, trial ri plan: Parts and repairs.
visit our show room. Best Brands Co..
s05 ] ] tn ST. NV. National 1859.
brand;new. latest models. regular $40 .o5.
regular S49.95. special price. S39: :95; two
Si65. sale price S7a50: no money down;
easy te ms Open evenings. Dauber's, 1920
18th st. NV. Columbia 1853.
WASHING and ironing machines. ABc
savings: terms also trade-ins: S9.95 and
up. John Moore. Inc. 252 sth st. ne.
Open evenings.
BEAUTIFUL hand-carved 2-piece mohair
living lnii. room suite: 9.pece dining room
Both st. NV. Cleveland 41O7.
LoRIA A,c. OIL. BURNER UNIT
For costless comfort" see this burner
In operation at our show room, open from
am. TO pm. F. N. Loria. $500 Wis
conSin ave. Bethesda. Md.
RUGS-IMPORTED
oFfFNTTAks sFRsTAk Ds5IeNs' satNEsE'
S5sS to r?a sa 24d Tanners se 1911 t. ssss Ben
Rug Mart T404 Guard st. NV.
10 am. till $50 pm
REFRIGERATORS. Floor
models, greatly reduced. Fifth
floor. Palais Royal Depart
ment Store.
WASHING MACHINE G e brand-new
Glib. :apacity. S49s5. 1880 New York
ave. NV.
RUGS. imported and domestic,
wide selection, all sizes. at large
savings Room sizes. 80 .95 to S29.s5: scat
| ters, hall runners New patterns weekly,
cat Harvard. Open evenings.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Washers and ironers that
are fully guaranteed, floor
models. Fifth floor, Palais
Royal Department Store.
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IUUS Eye 81. NV, NH. I0sl.-
with us and priced reasonably.
Potomac 1897. 2214 14th st. NV.
KAY SALES & REALTY CO.,
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SITUATIONS MEN.
LHzAin
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT. p. A.
Solicits new accounts Atlantic 344a
nights Georgia $3.50. Sc
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ST. N.w.-Southern ex-
hit. airy room. newly pa
he'd: also 10 garage
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PIANO. baby grand. Wurlitzer with bench.
Sl45 cash. Phone Potomac 1894.
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2100 10th ST. NW.-Comfortable ate
tractive front room adjoining bath shower:
abundant heat. hot water; elevator. teles
phone service
OFF DUPONT CIRCLE. 1908 New Hamp-
shire ave.-Attractively furnished warm.
sunny room: ideal for two or three; private
bath. dressing room. open fireplace.
room. conveniently located; new house;
southern exposure; private bath; garage. .
SIS MO.-Newly decorated. warm room,
c.h.w.,- unlimited phone: near ISth and
Col. I'd. 1s45 Ontario pl. Columbia 5470.
1417 22nd ST. N.w.-Large front room,
l;h.p;. semi-private bath and kitchen.
North 9422.
1915 NEW Hampshire AVE-Basement
room. full-length windows. all conveniencess
1911 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.--Large room.
large closets. open fireplace. studio or bed.
1905 18th ST. NW-vacancy for lady in
room with another: twin beds. Other
rooms. suitable for two or three; breakfast
PRIVILEGES.
s14 DECATUR ST. Nw.-Front rrl, with
pri. family: mr. car and bus lines.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2OO6 st. NV, Apt.
3O-Attractive studio or bed room. next
to bath. -.
1908 r I, AvE.-Front bed Living room.
semi private bath; one block Maydower;
ladies. District 1905. Sc
1888 MONROE ST. N.W-Nice second.
e0r frons roInss s0o% clean for sentieman'
1882 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Large- sunny
room. well heated neatly furnished. eh.H.
18th st. cars, 18th st. bus.
s4os 18th ST. Nw-wsrn, bright. stnsls
room. unlimited phone; SIS pes meath.
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Meeting, Irish History Study Club
$500 Newton street northeast, pm.
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Dance, junior prom, Columbus Uni
versity, Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
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OOWNTOWN HOTEL ROOM-Lady want
ed 70 share with another lady. twin beds.
lresh towels daily: $50 monthly each: ref
erenceS exchanged. Call or write Room
~ 1856 18th st. NV corner NJ ST. g.
1ll3 18th ST NW-Large, basement.
| III k: range. 81 hn ~
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433 EUCLID ST NW.-Luxuriously furn.
large front room. next bath. for . or 3;
must see to appreciate; gentleman or busi-
ness couple
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UPPER EXCLUSIVE 10th ST--Priv family
VIII rent master bed room twin beds in
Deautlfuily furn. home: priv bath. Beauty.
c-h;w.: appreciative youre business men.
70 be as one of the family. Breakfast op-
tlonal. For an appointment Georpia oo13
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Zoos ST. N W. at Conn ave.-Sinele or
couple room near bath: unlimited phone.
oil heat. Potomac 4657
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BOATS.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

5-YEAR-OLD POINTER DOG. broken. for
sale. S25 cash: leaving town, must dispose
of Clarendon 941-W.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS. pedigreed males
and females: reasonable prices. 4020 2 st
st. n. Arlington (Cherrydale), Va; ] block
left of Lee Highway at Quincy or Quebec
st Rhnre ClarendQn lo45
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,EsMAN; experience and refer.
essary. Regal Shoe Co.. 91b
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REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.
(C0nfinue6

PAPERING ROOMS s. Up; WORK
GEORGE, 506 Oneida pl NV. Geo. 946S.
PAPERING-FIvE ROOMS AND 2-STORY
hail. SAC and up; quick service; white me-
chanics. Call any time. Randolph 3445.
PAPERING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
workman; prices reasonable; work guaran-
teed; best references: estimate. Col. 4641.
PAPERING PAINTING-Good service and
work: many satisfied customers. D. G.
Houser. Call Columbia 1897. s.
PAPERHANGING and painting; rooms. s5
up work. satisfaction guaranteed. j. M.
Tolson. Columbia CALM. -
PORCHES ENCLOSED; remodeling and re-
pairing in all branches. For estimates
ROOFING, siding, rock wool; Johns-Ma
Vile payment contractor: 3-year plan.
The American Rerooflng Co.. Inc. 1918
14th NV. Columbia 4551.
ROOFING.
Time payments: 80 years. experience
thinning. guttering and spouting: any
thing in sheet metal S. Aubinoe. 1885 H
st: ne. Atlantic 6140 and Lincoln 3220.
NOTWITHSTANDING
And caulking stops drafts. dust and leak
ing windows. TURBERV1LLE. ~ 11th ST.
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1927 10th ST. Nw-Beautifuily furnished
double triple rooms; insulated. oil heated;
house low priced
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5016 9TH PL. Nw-Lovely large room.
reasonable. Ideal for l or 2 young men:
Jewish; reference. Georgia 4O7O after
8 pm.
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PERSONAL.


HEMORRHOIDS EPADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
dE1Es dsss conmss q "a pR aaa@s
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
wait Emergency Laboratory Room sol
Westorv Bldg. 14th and F Omen Sun. m
ARTHRITIs, NEUR1TIs, RHEUMATISM.
System sulphur vapor health baths. Fine
pr, 4 Il MOORE D. C. 1901 Calvert
did hands rub your aches and pains away.
3025 o. West 1120.
LOUIS MUGG,s ORCHESTRA. MOST SAT:
isfyins music We specialize in piecework
p@ na1z astf sstf s4s7 am Line to 4s1s PM af's!
COAT. BEAVER. LADY's. FINE, swAGGER
style size u: perfect coneition; cost S4o0:
sos. Phone eG; Columbia di7i- M ' w. ''''
RESUME. ARKANSAS DIVORCE. LAWS AND
judicial decisions thereon; nominal charge.
Address Box 161-W Star of1ice. 81
WILL INSTALL cRo-oUoI CAME PAR
game: seasons greatest hit. Address Box
1s5-W. Star ofice. 6s
NEARBY vA.-GRAD. NURSE HAS ROOM
for convalescent and rest cases In hilltop
hS%e feod wsna Rssqtu eIs SHany rooms quiet good
PHYsIO-THERAPY TREATMENTS. CO.
Ionic irrigation: graduate nurse: your resi-
dence or mine: hours. 100. Decatur o134.
SPECIAL. ONE wEEK-ax12 sx1O 6x9
domestic rugs washed and shampooed.
50 so up. S. o. S. Rug Washing Service.
Adams 571o.
NURSE N Y. GRADUATE. GIVES NURS-
ing treatments. outside residence calls
only. Potomac oaaS. 6'
COATS AND DRESSES MADE TO ORDER.
Refining remode1ing and alterations. rea-
sonable. Formerly with Madame Ash: 226
New York ave. NV. second floor District
S34O
YOUNG MAN. EARLY sos. GOOD EDU-
cation. personality: do anything. go any
where Address Box cow, Star ONCE. s."
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OF HOBART ST. N.w-Comfortable
ON. near bath: men only. Adams
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LARGE RM., southern expos, nicely fUrn..
excellent beds; l person using bath: SIS
per month Adams 26S7