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Evening star., 1937-09-22
NEGRIN PROMISES
DAMAGES FOR WAR
Spain Also Will Liquidate Frozen
Credits, Premier Says in
Geneva.
kv RADIO TO Tne Star.


GENEVA. Switzerland. September
22.-"The Spanish Republic will not
only pay frozen credits due to private
citizens once the war is over, but 1t
will negotiate with all foreign property
owners concerning compensation for
damages they may have received, and
certainly will confiscate no foreign
property without fair compensation.
In the meantime the Spanish national
debt is being regularly paid" Such
was the opening statement of DR.. Juan
Negrin, premier Of the Spanish Re-
public. to group of newspaper men
here Tuesday.
Furthermore" DR.. Negrin said,
economic reforms. which have been
carried out in Spain since the begin
ming of the civil war, have been ac-
complished according to the law, and
once the smoke has blown away it will
be seen that they have gone no further
than reforms already carried out in
other countries which pass for being
conservative strongholds. Moreover,
the Spanish government holds that
even during the civil war it's foreign
trade could be greatly expanded.
The Governments ability to pay
cash is the basis for its international
credit. Spain, in settling fairly with
foreigners, not only is actuated by
normal considerations of international
morality, but by the knowledge that
once the war has been won and in
surgent Gen. Francisco Franco van
quished, 1t will need foreign financial
and technical assistance in carrying
out its vast plan for economic recon-
struction based on its great natural
resources of minerals and water power
The Spanish government will win
the civil war. 1t could win it quickly
If it had the right to purchase war
materials wherever it could find a
seller. The opening of the French
frontier means quicker victory for the
republic. But it will win the war
anyway, only it will take longer
time.
Already Republican Spain has the
necessary men to cover its fronts
All it needs is material and training -
tCopyrieht 1877
Evening star., 1937-09-22

Brazil Is having ivs vessels con-
structed for Its new merchant marine.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
PROFITEER IN FLAGS

TOXIC, September ~ LP).-The
Japanese government was angered to-
day at reports that nag markers are
taking advantage Of patriotism to
profiteer.
The prices Of national flags have
risen sharply owing to the great de-
mand during patriotic demonstration
and reliable sources said the nag
makers were likely to be the first to
feel the governments new anti
profiteering law.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
VICTORY FOR ITALY
CLAIMED DOM PIRACY
Obstacle to an Effective Ac.
cord on Parity in Pa
troll Seen Gone.
BACKGROUND

itutU TeJuSeu 10 QLteTu NIOH Gun"
ference. Dhich resulted September
IL in signing of agreement TOR in
terndtiondl patrol against Medi-
terranedn pirates in 1Dhich France
and Britain mere to haze dominant
roles. Italy refused to participate
parity NTH France and Britain
throughout the Mediterranean.
Stdlenldte tollotped until indicd-
tions yesterday that Italy had
agreed to Join the patrol.
By the Associated Press.
ROME, September 22.-Italians to-
day hailed the impending Italian
British French anti-piracy conference
as q sign that Premier Mussolini's
demand for Mediterranean parity had
been met, and they jubilantly chalked
up another diplomatic victory for II
Duce.
Responsible sources said they be-
heved assurances regarding Italy's
Mediterranean position, given to the
British and French Charges DAT
faires here by Foreign Minister Gale
az1o Ciano, had overcome the big
obstacle to an effective" piracy con-
troll agreement.
The influence of Italo- German COL
laboration came in for its share of
credit in press comment on this new
approach to international efforts to
drive pirate submarines, planes and
warcraft from Mediterranean ship
ping lanes.
Both Italy and Germany, Europe's S
mayor Fascist states, stayed away
from the Nyon, Switzerland, con-
ference In which nine nations. led by
France and Britain, assigned the
armed might of Paris and London
to keep vigil over the main sea lanes.
Italy was offered the unimportant
g Tyrrhenian Sea as q patrol zone, and
Germany was offered nothing. Italy
rejected the offer and demanded pa
troll parity with France and Britain
in keeping, Italy said. with her inter-
ests in the Mediterranean.
Todays press comment on Italo-
German collaboration was linked with
the government announcement of
Mussolinis departure to Berlin Friday
on visit to Reichsfuehrer Hitler.
Italian Fascists also congratulated
themselves that Communist Russia
had been eliminated from the forth
coming conference of naval experts at
Paris.
II Popolo di Rima exultingly said
''the question of surveillance of the
Mediterranean today re-enters its
proper channel and it is now up to
the powers which have the juridical
title and means to solve it. There
will be no intruders."
Informed quarters interpreted the
latter remark to refer to the Soviet
Union.
A communique yesterday by For
eign Minister Ciano disclosed that
the French and British governments
had invited Italy to the meeting.
Russia Fears for Nyon Pact.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
EIGHT SOVIET OFFICIALS
ARE SENTENCED TO DIE
Convicted Of Attempting to Create
Discomfort by Destroying
Collective Farming.

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, September 22.-Eight Of
ncials were sentenced to death today
by court which convicted them of
attempting to create discomfort within
the Soviet regime by running collective
farming
Their offenses allegedly occurred in
the Lotosein region OF Moscow Prov
1nce and were undertaken in hope OF
restoring capitalism.
The condemned officials were de-
scribed as members of a Trotsky-
Bukharin nest" closely connected with
Fascist agents in the Moscow provin-
cial agriculture department.
(Nicolai Bukharin, ex-editor of the
Communist party organ Pravda, is be-
lieved to be in PRISON.
1t was charged there had been
thefts of hundreds OF bushels Of grain
and the "willful spelling" Of stored
grain.
Evening star., 1937-09-22

Portugal expects its prosperity To in.
crease the rest of the year.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
FALSE TEETH CLEANED
WITHOUT BRUSHING!
Miracle Powder Dissolves All Stains, Tarnish.

dent is great scientific miracle. It
is made and guaranteed by the IA
nous Wernet Laboratories-approved
by Good Housekeeping Bureau. And
users say it is wonderful the way it
makes gums look live and natural.
Just try task your druggist for a 30
cent can of Polident. It will last 4
long time-and your money back II
you are not delighted.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
ISHII BLAMES WAR
ON CHINESE ARMY
Speech Broadcast From Toxic for
U. S.-Patience Declared
Exerted to Limit.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 22.-
Responsibility for the present Sino-
japanese conflict was placed on the
Chinese Army last night by viscount
Kikujiro 1shii, privy counsellor of
Japan and former Ambassador to
Washington.
In the transcription of = speech
broadcast from Toxic for the United
States, the veteran diplomat said that
while ''the peace of Asia Is the fore
most objective Of the Japanese-they
have exerted their patience and FORE
bearing to the extreme limit-the pres
Evening star., 1937-09-22

l. Put your plate-or removable
bridge-in half a glass of water.
Then add a little Polident powder
and watch all foul deposits vanish
like magic! Absolutely harmless.
Your plate CLEANS. It's sweet and
tclean as new. No more denture
breath. No more dangerous scrub
lbing and securing.
Dentists will tell Eou that Poll
Evening star., 1937-09-22
Russia Fears for Nyon Pact.

MOSCOW, September % (E1.-The
journal of Moscow, which often speaks
the mind of the Soviet foreign Office,
asserted today there was danger that
the Nyon anti-piracy decisions will
evaporate when put into practice"
although "the supporters of peace will
do the utmost to guarantee their ef-
fectiYeness."
Evening star., 1937-09-22
FRANCE ADDS PROTEST
TO NANKING BOMBING
Refused to Withdraw Warships
and Evacuate Nationals From
Chinese Capital.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, September 22.-France to-
day followed Britain and the United
States in protest to Japan against
bombardment Of Marking with danger
TO foreign lives and property.
officials said the foreign ministry
had instructed the French Ambassador
to Toxic to protest against lombard
ment which would not be limited to
military centers."
France refused to evacuate her ma
tionals from Nanking or withdraw her
warships and warned that she would
Evening star., 1937-09-22

Shansi and Suiyuan Provinces. The
great wall pass in Eastern Sh2nsi
Province was said to have been cap
tured near Socingfu, giving the jap
anese entry into Suiyuan from the
south and blocking any Chinese re-
treat which Gen. Flu Tso-yi. Governor
OF the province, might have consid-
cred.
Evening star., 1937-09-22
ent struggle has long been planned

ent struggle has long been planned
' by the Chinese Army"
They started 10 years ago." he
said. "Chiang Kai-shek left no stone
unturned to realize his plans for
rearmament." 1t was folly, he added,
for people Of the United States to be-
heve the accusations Of "Chiness
propaganda experts" that Japan pre-
cipitated the bloody. undeclared war.
Relations with Soviet Russia, the
diplomat said, were far too critical for
Japan to have initiated the struggle.
Viscount Ishii will soon sail for this
country to enlarge upon his views.
Evening star., 1937-09-22

hold the Japanese government re-
sponsible for damages which may be
caused to lives or interests OF French
residents of Marking"
Evening star., 1937-09-14

5kETBOOk, brown, with several bills
cash. etc, on 18th st. NV Reward.
me Decatur 5000. after p.m
Evening star., 1937-09-14

When they come hard, it's time to cut.
When a farmer pulls out stalk he
Just naturally chews it. 1t has sweet
taste. Besides that, chewing grass
but let me tell you about Felix
Roster.
Felix was a Yankee through and
through. A shrewd, hard-headed, first
water New Englander, trader. He
owned a sight of land, and every year
he acquired more. There were few
who ever bested him in deal BY the
time he was 35 he owned around 500
acres. His neighbors, bein~ Yankees,
too, respected and admired him. They
felt sorry for the National Electric
Co. when that organization decided
that Felix's north section was the
ideal spot for their proposed power
dam.
But they needn't have felt sorry
The National was just as shrewd, just
as hard-headed They had had to deal
with stubborn Yanks before, and they
were pretty slick in their methods.
"A REPRESENTATIVE of the Ma
tional named Ira Nutly came up
to see Felix He was a young man,
smart as whip, the type, so every
one thought, who would be just Felix's
meat.
Felix took Nutly out to look at the
land
what do you think it's worth,
Mr.. Roister?' Nutly asked.
Felix plucked blade of grass,
chewed the stalk a moment in
thoughtful silence. Wal, there's
sight of good timber on that there sec
ton and it appears to be the right
location for your water works. Sup
pose We say 100 acres at $1,000 an
acre
Felix wouldn't have been surprised
II young Mr.. Nutly dropped dead of
shock. But Nutly scratched his chin
and said he'd see what he could do.
That doesn't sound reasonable he
said.
Felix, for the first time in his life,
had a hard time maintaining poker
expression. He chewed grass fast while
listening to Nutly outline plans for
the dam.
"Nutly went back to the city and
a week after that Felix received a
letter from the National asking him
to come down TO Boston to close the
deal. Ordinarily he wouldn't have
gone, but here was a chance to make
more money than he could possibly
make the rest of his life. And the
best of it was, the National could af-
ford to pay. 81
Felix got out his store suit and
went to Boston. Foolish of him, of
course. For now the shrewd National
men were going to work. They had
Evening star., 1937-09-14

Waru. Yet ne SenSed that these men
were trying to be nice to him and he
was grateful
The entertaining went on for three
days. Felix wished they would buy his
land and let him go home. But they
kept it up two days more. Then, with
Felix mellowed, they ushered him into
the presidents Office one morning and
there, amid impressive and wholly
strange surroundings to the victim,
they got down tc work.
" HE upshot was that the National
figured $500 an acres was fair
price for the land, and even Felix
must realize that was a lot of money.
Felix did, but his instincts rebelled.
Immediately the Nationals president
became jovial.
No hurry about it, he said. 'Nutly,
take Roister around and show him the
sights
"Inwardly Felix groaned. He had
never wanted anything more in his
life than to go home, but he couldn't
refuse. He couldn't lose the chance of
making all that money.
"Nutly began taking him around
again. For four days he continued to
show Felix the sights And every once
in while the young man would bring
up the matter of the dam. Felix be-
gan to weaken. He knocked off one.
two, three hundred dollars on the
figure. But Nutly wasn't satisfied. Five
hundred was fair. And, anyway, there
was no hurry. There were still many
things in Boston Felix ought to see.
Then a week and half later Nutly
drove him out in the country a ways
to view one of the company plants.
This was a mistake, a big one. In
order to reach the plant they had to
cross a field. Instinctively Felix
reached down and drew a stalk of
grass. He chewed it. 1t tasted sweet.
1t tasted natural. 1t was the first
familiar thing he'd seen or tasted or
felt since he had arrived A sort of
contentment permeated his system. a
strength. When Nutly brought up the
matter of the dam, Felix shook his
head. Nope he said, sucking on the
grass. nine hundreds as low as I'll
CO.
And 1t was. Nutly was at the end
OF his rope. They stood out there in
the sun arguing. Felix chewed grass
and became more hard-headed with
each chew. Finally Nutly blew up.
There was a limit to what any man
can stand.
The next day Felix started home
and in his pocket was check in paw
ment for 100 acres of land at 5000 an
acre"
tCopyrieht, 1877
Evening star., 1937-09-14

their victim just
where they wanted
him. Nutly met
Felix at the station
and TAXED him up
to the impressive
! o o k ing NATIONAL
Offices. Here he was
greeted cordially
by h i g h officials.
They took him to
lunch at the Ritz
Copley Hotel. They
dlned him at the
Butterfly Clu b.
They bought front
row seats at the
latest musical COM
edy. They attend
ed another night
club.
1T was an old,
old game, but it
was new to Felix.
He felt strange,
Otlt of Y,loc 10 o.r,L
Evening star., 1937-09-14
DAILY SHORT STORY
GRASS CHEWER
WHY do farm

"WHY do farm
~ ers always
chew grass stalks?"
/ asked A AFRO n
Tanner.
Aaron was sit
ting with his back
to a tree, content
edly c h E W n G a
spear of grass, his
fish pole propped
between his knees.
AS usual / h a d
come up for a fort
nights fishing on
the streams which
flow through his
many acres.
"Well, there's a
number of reasons.
Comes natural to
them, I re c k o n.
When you can pull
the stalks out cas-
lily, hay amt quite
roo ly for p,IttipC
Evening star., 1937-09-14
Day-0ld Dentist Patient.

TORONTO, September IA Cana
dian Press).-A baby boy at the To-
ronto East General Hospital is be-
leved to be the youngest dental pa
tient in the Dominion. He underwent
extraction of tooth when only %
hours and 10 minutes old.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
Brain Twizzlers

BY PROF. j. ID. FLINT.
HEH, heh. heb and heh! Here's
where We get our chance to say
Nuts to youI" This little cryptogram
Evening star., 1937-09-14
LOST.

BRIEF CASE. black. downtown. containing
valuable papers. Reward. Room 2O5,
1427 Eve ST. NV.
CAMERh---Eastmsn Retina 35 m. camera,
LINCOLN Memorial liberal reward c. NJ
Philbrie Lafarette Hotel, Washington. 49,
CATS maltese and white. named Kittee
also black and white named Pansy Vicip-
ity Of IL and c ne. Reward. Box 3s3-R,
DIAMOND BRACELET. Sunday NIGHT Re-
ward, return 1918 N. TAYLOR St, Arlington,
Va. Phone Clarendon 574-W.
DIAMOND CLASP PIN, lady's B. p o Elks
Silver Spring, Md. Shepherd 2539-R. l6'
irish SETTER, red, answers TO name
denny lost vicinity Chevy Chase
Circle Finder please phone Peter Jack
FRATERNITY PIN. black enamel on gold
background surrounded by 6 pearls. Call
Lincoln 6565 Reward.
GLASSES, pair shell rim, without case
between Treasury and l4th st. car line:
reward. Call Columbia 22sf-W.
GERMAN POLICE DOG: answers to name
OF ,.Rex,; reward. Phone Adams 547s
GOLD WATCH CHAIN with pencil at
,sshed between 2ist and c sts. NV, and
tn ano II SITS. NV, Sat, Sept. IL. Re-
ward. Box 3a0-R. Star.
LEATHER PURSE, blue. in Hecht's. Satur-
cay, containing eyeglasses lacy's Bulova
Nstch cosmetics. etc Box 3sa-R- Star. =
NOSE GLASSES. between 200 Que n w
and corner 27th; light shell rims; Wednes-
day; reward. North 83l1.
PocKErBooK. brown, with several bills
fho pbo,s eaTn. nc etc; saa on 18Th st. NV Reward.
POCKErBOOK. brown leather. left ON
counter az lo-cent store. 18th and NV.
Mcnday afternoon. Party may keep money
tney wiz return wallet with other con-
lcnts. 149 r st. ne. Apt. .
WRIST WATCH, Gruen. reward. North
k7sl between IL and 4.
WRIST WATCH. Hamilton. ladyis, l4th
fno Z ITS, Car stop. Liberal reward. Met.
WRIST WATCH white gold. with bracelet
In Circle Thester or vicinity. Sept II Re-
ward. Potomac 033l-Js after pm
Evening star., 1937-09-14
HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY SHOP MANAGER. niRh-class
Of experience and highest character, hav-
ing following. Salary. bonus and commits
sion. Replies confidential. BOX ass Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around. skilled.
Temple Beauty Shop 735 18th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR and apprentices
ave. to 9 pm. 16s
CHILD S NURSE. white, experienced and re-
sponSlble: references. Phone Georgia 6044.
COOK, white; assist with housework: ex-
perenced age 30-50; stay nights: salary
213-R. Star rs
CURB ATTENDANTS, over IS guaranteed
salary. Apply 5l11 Georgia ave. NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING long bob
travel; no canyassing; we train. Call Miss
French. Ebbt Hotel. 11-3. IA.
DENTAL. ASSISTANT; state ace expert
ence and salary expected. Box 3ss-R, Star.
GIRL to demonstrate electrical appliance
IN large department store. State expert
ence. BOX AGAR. star
GIRL. white. desiring good home light
month. Wisconsin 5042.
GIRLS for whole or part time: earn your
CHRISTMAS money; no canvassing. Apply
1223 Vermont ave. NV, Apt. "a.
GIRL OR WOMAN who thinks she has
enough experience or PERSONALITY to
put over demonstration in large dept.
store one with dletitians education pre-
GRAMONT has OPENINGS for 3 women in
sales dept. No selling experience required.
Liberal commission and bonus. us 9th
NV
HoUsEKEEPER- white m1ddle-aeed prot
estant, unincumbered for employed couple.
care 3-year-old boy in Bethesda. Health
certificate ard references required: $50
month, board, upstairs room. Wise. 6323
after pm
LADIES-Sell Real SILK by appointment;
start SO weekly; advance commission.
Apply before II noon. Real Six, 1427
Eye 81. nv,
PIANIST for dancing classes. Must be re-
liable. Box 394-R, Star.
SALESGIRLS. must be experienced in
ladies ready TO wear. Apply 3145 NJ st.
NV. West 1890
sALEsLADY dresses: experienced only
apply: good salary. permanent position.
Strom STYLE Shop. 1922 Georgia ave. NV.
| SALESLADY, experienced only; coats and
| dresses; good salary. Sloan's Credit, 735
| SALESWoMAN for G. E. ranges, refrigera-
| tors, washing machines; good income as
sured; leads furnished. Box 400-R, Star
SEAMSTRESS. experienced for alterations
| 4004.
SEAMSTRESS, white or colored expert
| enced IN tailor shop; none other need
apply. 501s Conn. ave.
| STENOGRAPHER. with general office ex-
| switchboard; permanent position Joseph
| Il. Harris Co, 1924 F st. NV
| TEACHER for first grade. also for sixth
| grade. in private school, state oualifica-
| tions and salary desired Box 107-Q
! Star.
/ TYPlST, expert. and mimeograph operator.
part part or full time give experience. Box
MATTRESSES, experienced dining room
| ana counter, hrst-class restaurant. BOX
| 2f5-R. Star ~
WAITRESS wanted. experienced. white.
Phone Decatur 1891.
| MATTRESSES. experienced, over is. Apply
| Oil GeorRia ave. NV.
LADIES
| WITH PLEASING PERSONALITY. OVER
| 80 YEARS OF AGE. TO ACT AS HOSTESS
| IN A BEAUTIFUL CIVIC PROJECT;
CHURCH AND CLUB CONNECTIONS
RAAnNGEMENTs, WITH AN ExCELLENT
SEE SECRETARY, 10 AM TO 10 AND Q
Il To Pm; 1919 TOWER BLDG. l4TH
AND e sTe. NV,
Evening star., 1937-09-14
WASHINGTON ACADEMY
of Beauty Culture, Inc,

18th St.. N. Y Ave-. $50 Wash. Bldg.
One of the worlds foremost systems in
beauty culture 90 years turning out fine
students Visit US or write, free booklet.
Formerly with Wilfreds N. Y. Expert
Dept District 6S63
Evening star., 1937-09-14

and here they are in code for you
to work on:
i. Oieeqhwie Z. Cqpnw
z. Psooewle g. Lfxoqhe
3. JnXwie Q. Nncsoi
4. Gpscenpsek 10. Nxtkwm
B. Sfpykha II. Npkhw
6. Oqeqxwle IL. Oqqpswie
If you are a genuine nut-loyer or
and expert cryptigrsm- solver you can
DO this in IS minutes. Twenty min
utes is good, more than 80 minutes
not so hot.
tAnswer on Page CID
Copyright. 1870
Evening star., 1937-09-14

I HAVE good paying local moving and
storage business to sell on account of other
interests; $500 will buy trucks storage
account. complete card index and records
OF all customers. I will cooperate SO that
no loss OF business will result in the
change. You can earn back your invest
ment with a profit the first year. Write,
giving name. address and phone number
for appointment Boy 201-S Star
Evening star., 1937-09-14

REPAIRS g SERVICE.
BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno. best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co. sl9 st. sw Nat. 667e.
BRICK AND STONE PAINTING. CHM
news. brick steps. Call Potomac $500
CARPENTRY,
Small or Large Repairs: Est Free
Jack Sparkes. Decatur 4432.
CARPENTRY and painting. paperine. house
painting specially. Greenwood 30S7-J
CARPENTER. white. independent; porches
screened. repaired or inclosed. attics and
Easements finished. fences. all types: hook-
shelves. cabinets. closets. modern built-in
furniture; gen. repairs. Douglas. Atl 236l
ELECTRIC WIRING, slsturss FIX res
pairs: ar sor. house fixtures 4 base plugs, SEQ
FLOOR SANDING MACHINES for rent.
50 80 a day white mechanics; work guar
anteed l.. d. Hankins. District 1896. 2O'
FLOOR WORK. sanding and finishing;
prices reasonable; work guaranteed. C. C.
Deaton, 9O3 Longfellow st. NV. Georgia
1853.
FLOOR WORK EXPERT. All floors made
IKE new; Prices reasonable. w. c. Deaton,
4227 Sth st. NV. Columbia 1862
FURNACES CLEANED oil and coal: air
lighted scale removed: more heat less
fuel. Repairing. 20 yrs. exp. Clev. 5154
GEO. T. LANGHORNE. Jr..
3sos ssos Mo- Morri3en s. NV Cleveland o5ls
Nc job TOO Small
JOB PLAsI6RING caa NC cement work. No Job
7o7 N St nv. District 457o. i6s
PAINTING interior end ext l mix my
own paint; responsible mech; lowest prices.
81 lrvine st. NV. Adams 564s-W
PAINTING paperine. general repairing;
best workme nehip at lowest prices Cali
any time. Kurtz Bros, Natl. Q393, Adams
6334. 20'
PAPERING painting; responsible work.
references estimates. Greenwood l652-J.
PAPERING. PAINTING: work guaranteed:
rock bottom prices: father and son. CO.
lumbia s773 sos Kenyon st. NV.
PhA,PERIiNG. h,p RING. painting plastering; reason
Call Baitz. Columbia 1889. 633 Lamont
st. NV.
PAPERING-5-room. two-story hall house.
SIS. No better workman@ship a @ OF resaTdess : rp3ms
OF price White mechanics. Hellers Deco
rating Met. sl4s or Col, 602s.
PAPER HANGING. painting; special prices
now, Rooms papered. IS up; latest de-
signs; good clean work guaranteed Penn
berton. 32 ne. Lincoln 1852. Ia
PAPER HANGING. rooms papered. 81 and
any time, Greenwood 1862.
PAPERHANGING done at once. 81 a
guaranteed Whlte mechanics Geo. 0024.
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING-Special for
this week. imperial washable paper: /
guarantee my own work. Save by calling
Spiel Randolph 5a37 I5s
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING-Spe-
cial this week only rooms dry scraped
cracks filled all sunfast papers. So no
more. l do my own work. Guaranteed
Call Georgia 4213 I5-
PAPER HANGING special with washable
and sun-tested papers, 81 per room, and
hve-room house. $40. Col. 1928. 15s
PAPER HANGING this week only $3.50
per room; washable, sunfast paper OF
1897; work guaranteed. Adams 1891.
PAPERHANGING pain. saintins; r...
rshnishsd. - up. Fields, Potomac Sas7.