Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1921, Page 26

P v-26 FAVOR REDUCTION AND.C. REALTY TAX Takoma Park - Citizens Also _Want Half-and-Half Plan . of Financing. The Takoma Park Citizens' Associa- tion last night unantmously went on récord favoring the retention of the half-and-half plan of financing the District, the utilization of excess tax funds now in the United States Treas- ury.and reduction in the realty tax rate to 1% per cent. This action fol- ed the presenting of a resolution . Vice President L. B. Burdette, bearing on the subject aft€ the read- ing of the Senate bill 205 introduced By Senator Jones of Washington state, providing for the above fea- tayes. The association discussed at some éngth the opening and improving of Eastern avenue from Cedar to North Capitol street, President Jesse C. Suter casting the deciding vote fol- Iowing a tie, urging th.s improve- ment. On motion of W. T. Simmons, the as- mociation adopted a resolution that the best interests of the business men of Takoma Park, engaged in organ- ising a chamber of commerce, could be served through the citizens' association and the officers and busi- Mess interest committee were re- uested to extend an invitation to thosé interested to put the same ac- tivity in the business interest section. “The business interests committee is domposed of the following: H. K. Ho- bart, chairman; Samuel C. Redman Glickman, Sam Goodman. W. B. He riok, B. Bruce Lamond, Prof. Louis D. Bliss, H. L. Thornton, C. R. Pember- ton, J. W. Dudley, S. P. Coale, Arthur " 'Skinner, F. D.B." Austin and Lloyd B..Gosorn The following were elected to mem- | bership: Wilbur R. Matton. Albert L. rrows, A. L. Wilson and L. B. Lam- son. The association voted to co-operate &nd participate in the July 4 celebra- tlon and parade to be held again thi: year. L. B. Burdette was appointe. ehuirman of the committee to repre- Zent the association. Dr. D. N. Shoemaker presanted a re- port of the activities of the Federa- tion of Citizens' Associations. Maj. 8. Fletcher submitted a brief re- port on school conditions. “Phe meeting concluded with an ap- peat by Mrs. Cabot Stevens for do- nations for the Near East Relief. Constipation Vanishes Forever Prampe_Permanent _Reliet - INGROWN TOE NAIL Few Drops Toughen Skin so . Nail Turns Out Itself OP little “Outgro” upon &¢-the skin surrounding the in- mng nail. This reduces in- ymation and pain and so ens the tender, sensitive skin ith the toe nail, that it ” not penetrate the flesh, and nail turns naturally outward almost over night. > 0” is a_harmless, antisep- tic manufactured for chiropodists. A-small bottle containing direc- tions can be had at any drug store. HELP AND.SITUATIONS. Your Personal Needs and Your Home’s Needs Are Snpplied Through Adver- tisers in the Business Announcements Column on This Page AMUSEMENTS Laurette Taylor, in “Peg o’ My Heart.” It was indeed “Peg o' My Heart” which the large audience at the New tional Theater last night welcomed. Seemingly as if this comedy of J. Hartley Manners was entirely new, the audlence laughed joyfully many times, and found tears dimming its vision on more than one occasion. Designated as a “comedy of youth,” the refresh- ing delight found in its revival indi- cates it has that which Ponce De Leon took a long trail to find. Those responsible for its revival revel apparently in that quality of long if not perpetual life, for the pro- gram contains as a new feature the announcements of the number of times which each member of the cast has portrayed his of her role. Not a single piayer has appeared in the assigned ! part less than 128 times, while Percy Ames has delighted audiences with his interpretation of drol! Alaric 500 times; {A. E. Matthews, as the likeable Jerry, | | 1137 times, and Miss Taylor, as the vivaclous Peg, 1,238 times—not to men- tion long-! d, four-footed “Michael,” who began his stage career at the age of nine, has made his particular appeal 1,110 times. Miss Taylor, in a pleasant little speech, which the audience de- manded at the end of the second act, admitted the trial involved in such a large number of repetitions, adding, however, that while there was-a feel- ing of being simply a phonograph there was inspiration in portraying the old role in a new city. The Irish “Peg” of Miss Taylor, seen last night, was-not as hoydenish or hilarious as some other Pegs which Washington audiences have seen. Of course, she was not a sub- dued Peg, but the appeal was in more reserved emotional channels without a loss of the spontaneous, natural outbursts of spcech or actions that has endeared the role to almost a decade of theatergoers. This method showed to decided advantage the art of the actress, who portrays emotions with such apparent ease. In the telling of this very human story of the girl suddenly plunged into surroundings of a wealthy Eng- lish home so much in contrast to thc environment of a none-too-well-sup- ported wage-earner's home in New Yory city, every member of the cast contributes his full share. Foremost is Mr. Matthews, whose Jerry is re- freshingly unconventional and natu- ral. Percy Ames gives the English atmosphere in a delightfully amusing vein, being assisted ably by Miss Maud Milton as his “mater” and by Miss Greta Kemble Cooper as his un- happy sister. Marion Harris and Company. The return of Marion Harris vaudeville, at Keith's this week, lted in an ovation last evening, singing of “coon songs” stamping her a8’ an artist in that line. She is as- sisted by a jazz band, the act stand- ing out In 2 bill of exceptional ex- cellence. Miss Harris has “personal- ity.” “I Ain’t Got Nobody,” her latest song, scored a hit. At the conclusion to re- Miss Harris tried to beg off, but aS[ANCFACTURE] r | to sell extracts: dozen curtain calls finally induced he: to sing again. Then it was necessary to lower the lights to stop the ap- plause. Franklyn and Charles, newcome: presented a novel burlesque dance, concluding with an acrobatic offering that displayed wonderful feats of strength. Ernestine Cary helped out with songs and at the plano. Spencer and Willlams, the former a comedian Wwith original ideas, kept the audience laughing. “Doc” Baker, “the lightning change artist,” is a good singer, but empha- zes quick changes in his offering, Flashes.” He has a pretentious sup- porting company, with many girls in rich aostumes. ' Polly Walker, his chief assistant. sings well and dances better. The Watson sisters, just re- turned to vaudeville; of one year, and now at the veteran age | were given warm welcome. Hazel Moran opened the program with a manipulation of lariats. Casey followed with song hits. An- derson and Yvel have a roller skat- Interest in the entertaining bill at Carl Harmon, mind reader, k “India’s White )llhltml.: i ;. aid of a crystal ball he delved Into the personal affairs of many of the Spray “PREVENTOL"— iU's a simple matter to keep the home free of *lies, mosquitoes and other Insects. On_Sale at Drug:Stores. ik - CORNS | day, but not until requested to do s5. were given paper and envelopes and their questions after being sealed were collected by assistants. The per- former then gazed into the crystal ball, claiming to see there not only the question but the name of the writer. He advised each person as ;o what or what not he or she shoulg 0. A dancing act was given by W - fred Gilraine, lnll(‘ed byyflcsg:d Hartwell and five other girl dancers. Colortul and grtistic scenery and cof tuming is a féature of the act. Hall day and Willette in a skit entitled Gladys Buckridge and Billy | seller on the Cosmos Theater centers in Dr.|subordinate when the patrons at each performance yester- |time. Ask for more f Persons who desired advice on mat- | 807-909 Dist. Nat'l Bank bldg. Frankiin 5845. ters of domestic or financial nature | ACCOUN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUES —— ¥ 1OST. 4 L, PBR_Brown: containing $15 and O Teward It returned .t 382534, Pleasant st. BROOCH—Coral; rose leaves and buds: coral drop at bottom: constructed on wires of gold: Thursday, May 5: valued as family ‘heirioom. | Very liberal ‘feward. 812 F et n.w., second floor. DAY, MAY 10, 1921 WANTED—HELP MALE—Continued. about 18 years old_to work in WANTED—. N—Experienced. for general housework. WANTED—HELP | MALE—Continued. DELIVERY CLERK (white): must be_able to 3 ] rive Ford car. Personnel Bureau, 305 Bond rn the bosiness. Call 427 7th|Apply Apt. 82, 2006 Columbia rd. o0 Wi, lith ant . ¥ ave. i e 0 o it mother Tn corinE_for 2 DRUG_ CLERK—Registered. Addre: x —a% Bl cierk: 3 light housework: good home. Take B : off 5 must be good trpls S ear, 428 Taylor st. 1 1 Lst v, neat and capable; light housework ween_Grant road \fy Clev. 1781 or PLE OF CLOTHES. bet ' Kindiy n COLLIE—Young, male: tan, white nume, Prddy. Keward. Phone Col. 9! bull dog; white I nume, Romeo. Liberal rewa atter 5 pm VERSHARP PENC hit and U sts. Saturday aicht; Quick. Telephone bureau of standards, FRATERNITY NIT . Fraxer, Frankli FUR—Will_lady who mistakenly ci¥imed fur at Herbert's please return to Box & Brent- 1303 Kenyon xt. m.w. th tag reading ti and F ats. n.w., v and Electric cars. lost or mislaid. LIFE INSURA I policy number 508708, “ixsued by the Fenn Mutual Life Insurance Co. on the life of Isi- dore Glaser. Finder will please refurn o the LACE, pearl, between 13th and C s e. and Bast Capitol st. between 7 and [o'clock Sunday morming. Rew 13 containing blue S. Reward. * GE—Tost on Phone Co North_38-J. N—-Eastern Star: in circle of pearl on 9th xt. cars or from 9th and P st Finder _ple L ¢ to fit k bill_ fold, PURSE—Friday. Max 6, on 11th and Monre B 0 bill and Elgin watch. cotiish Rite paten ’ nmerons | | signatures and nas Andrew's cross em- { | bossed in g Liberal reward. H L. Rust. 9 I for baby only: home on helghts: state ce and wages asked by letter. Address Star offce. . for general h nw. Call CHOCOLATE_ DIPPER.” experienced | 30, Excellent Oppor Bond bldg., 14th and Large corporation. with brang principal cities. United States ane - quire ‘capable ‘men. over 25. industrious. uo- questioned Integrity; exeentiv positions for | $ those who qualify.~ Apply 719 Sond bldg. bet. 10 ana 5. FURNITURE SALESMAN. The Hecht Co. requires the serv-! iices of a thoroughly experienced furniture salesman; permanent position. Apply Superintendent, The Hecht Co., 7th st. at F. PHONE OPERATOR—Good sala Bureau, 305 Bond bIdg., 14th and MAN for general housework: vod_wages:_references. ER and catcher. A 7 CE CLERK for temporary ‘ersonnel Bureau, 305 Bond bldg.. 13th N. Y. ave. . wanted af_once at for cooking, Aesfred. 7 refined, _middl th housework : stay 1704 Kilbourne_st. . white. take care of in- : salary_and good Liome offered: refer. |onee requested. Mrs. Herrmaun, 939 Pa. ave. n cont i hing in HEAD COLLAR WOMAN, experienced, white, at once. 729 TS -{9th n.w. work and carn urday onl S LADTES Tor TackimE e -{ 80 per month.” Address Box TADIES—Don't g0 home without WOMAN, Trotestant, fo cook and — 2 NER —to_cool aporvies oI s IR O cooking 'in small institution. P. 0. Pox OB TRIN LOY s fearn at home. Easy, fascinating work. Great | j oy 120 Positors, keybourd and easter men, lockup men, | demand for operators over the countrs. Classes | 1ot 20 feeders ‘and_ pressmen: also position for high- | now forming. day and eveniug. Milton School, settled. for general housework. in grade department superintendents. Gire foll | 14th and New York ave. family tiwo; smail apartment: good wages to I particulars regarding cxperience and what you S for t department. C 1018: 14th' p.w: an G Adaress Bk 101Dy Staf offce . 195 Tt e et Model Gaet - Tnteilizent girl as nurse for two T R = et T $18 fo $60 per week are | Kirls In Army officer’s family; muat have refor- JUNIOR DRUG CLERK. iy For teaimed TESvONEAL | ences and he wling to leave city. Apply Apt. JE - Rriehten. between 12 and 1. 11% into DRESSMAKERS “and MILLI the uncrowded profession; the RS, is no limit to Get ¥ \\'ITH SEVERAL YEARS' MISCELLANEOUS. —_— BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS LEANING AND PRESSING. ___ ___ Comtimwed. . 828 12th N.W._CLEANING AND | WANTED—To buy old furniture feather OF ANYTHING CLEANABLE. CALL | beds. When selling why 20t drop & bostal 1 US. MAIN 2022 =iten the ol reliable firm? CARPENTERS AND nuu)!ms‘.w‘ | H_ MARKS, 1002 . Ph. Col. 831-W. RIC JACKSON. 745 K N ST, N, N. KIRSTRIN. Renthcton Saroitere, comenting. kalsmin: | Furoiture and ‘chrpets_for ‘s conotry hotel. ing. ‘plasiering. paiatiig, paperhanging And ;’mm-,\mn 4100. 2! CRNT | ting room and pa Call Main 4488, or Adams 127. F. riifiu. Yn‘y HA" E men's ~ . M. CONSTRUCTION CO.. 410 for Max. e will pay the highest p Specializing garages. general remod D st n.w. Main 8868. concrete work. Phone, Office, Main 3934; home, | AW BOOKS aw Lincoln 3450-J 14°_ | books; best prices paid. UNDSWORTH & McARDLE. JOBBING AND | Shop, 933 nw. RPairine. Garages of all kinds. Prices right. OLD_GOLD, SILVER, Ete. __JOHN PILAND. N. SO58-W. I Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver Carpentry and General Repair Work. BOUGHT FOR CASH. Remodeling a Speciaity. 919 L LOUIS ABRAHAI 15 G AT. N.W. DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER COINS, PLATI- _ CHAIR_CANEING. pum bought. ABE ABRAHAMS, 433 9th n.w. RER, WE DO CHAIR CA: Y Polytechnic Institute ém ;:: Phone u:ln 5504, 7 2 = CHAIR CANEING: UFHOLATRRING, HIGHEST CASH PRICES rockers splinted. ~ARMSTRONG'S, 1233 10t | Paid for jewelry, old goid. silver, diamonds, % now. " Frankiin 7483. artifieial teeth and platinum. C RY SHARPENING, D. ALPHER, %7 & =t KNIVES, ECISSORS, RAZORS AND ALL | e il 07 A PERSONAL WILL ADOPT LITTLE GIRL AROUT TWO ‘must bave no parents. Address Box 5 o | rxr ue low on the Severn ri ideal for week ends for vacation: water, bathing, tennis, Rates. $100 o person. _ Address Box 93.1), Star offic l5l‘l‘:crlil':Al';-lt(l:’t‘:ll!I G. ~ALT_KINDR: TMMEDIATE SERVICR ARCADE ELECTRIC CO,, Phone_Col. 5012 CA! ELECTRIC MOTOR or 1115 G n.w. Franklin 7475. ¢ MANGLE HANDS, experi- 19TH AND P! 10* corporation EXPERIENCE. APPLY fimoririio® Wbl o ) Morl e | washine, 207 Rl g WITH REFERENCES,]|imd asist sou lots positions or to go futo} ; CHRISTIANI DRUG CO., | Fol i bmstou'e Acade W“NTEI;X‘?.E“TI“ PESDERS o1 T1in ELECRRIOMOTOR REPATAY IN ORDER TO DEVELOP THE CAPACITY of this business we must do more b Cash will have to be paid freely. but that's Dothing mew o us. We are used to passing ont ‘ouf share and help the general proxperit We ‘Duy ladies’ and men’s worn clothing, Main 4145, TH'S OLD STAND. 619 D. BEAUTY TREATMENTS. 10 vears with _FLOOR_SCRAPIN YOUR OLD Wo6OD FLOORS PLANED. scraped and refinished: small closet dope free fo demonstrate my work. C. ADAME, 607 G n.w. Franklin 2518, Call any time. 13% LARGE_CORPORATION has opening for Tire galesnan. Derly.Sivies telephone numclopced; catchers and feeders, UTO TRADE white. 729 9th st. n.w. = ™ automobile ~ school. _Five- would Tike extra time position with automobfie concern in exchonee for supplies for his machine. Address Box 308-C, Star office. 100 PERMANENT POSITIONS week day course and 12-week evening course: give high-grade instruction in automobile re- k. Visit_the Sealp and facial treatments. shampoolog. hair bleaching and bair dyeing a specialty. Done at your homes by an expert. Address MRS. FRED E. WILSON, 510 D st. a.e., clfs ETC. PPLIE > office “and credit manager; easlly mnstered, preparing you for THAT lified and experienced busi; opening an electric shop of your own: big fu- PAY ox “office. 100 ROOKKEBPING and_nccounting work wanted ture in this work: evening classes;’ summer by _experts; small firms without bookkeepers ratex wave you money. Call. write or phone $75.00 First Month, National Radlo School, 1345 Pa. ave. m.w. A ‘Adldress Tox 530 Main e, e 5 . $1,100.00 First Year, Tl wanty work: sereens, fooring LIFE ANCE MAN—Experienced, to rep- Higher Thereafter. Address Box 12-D, Star resent in Wishington one of the largest life srebes Snmgkpice: - Adires Box 196-8. Star APPLY office. & TAKEACC o st it FIRST FLOOR MAKE ACCOUNTING 3 esiion and put R 2 . Sourselt in the’ peeferred class. 722 12TH ST. N.W. ¢ e the £ . L nee. 1003 § LA SALLE PROBLEM METHOD THE CHESAPEAKE AND |CHAUFFECR. white: stay or teave ou can advance to leadership without wait- | L any make enr: private: experienced 02 S G e POTOMAC TELEPHONE {troners: Adfrost Tox 00 Srar-after. LA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVE COMPANY. o oo e oB District branch. n g0od manager; 05-907-909 District Franklin 5845, 218 st n.w g F i experienced hookk Address Box 41-D, Promotion Examination for Government Clerks. At the urgent req MAN—Young: | stenographer. North former students we. SILVER BRACELET, studded with brilliants, Tout between 16th near Columbia Foad and 16t st. Reward if returned to Apt. 4, Balfour. * SILVER MESH BAG, between 14th and De- catur. Return. Reward. 118 You n.w. N. 10176, 1 STICK PIN—Gentleman’s, diamond and pearl, 18:h st.. Columbla road, Irving st. to 1lth Liberal reward. M. M.’ Stern, Ashley Apt. 38th_and Cal._n.w. i TRAVELING BAG. black, with ticles, Sat. afternoon. on Pa. ave. pleasé notify Mrs. W. W. Griffith, ot._ne. Reward. UKULELE, Hawalian koa wood: in Red Cross house, Walter Reed Hospital, Monday night. Return Hawaiien Muslc Studio, 1819 G st.; reward. = WATCH—Lady's_gold, monogram 8. C. W Monday, near Coun. ave. Reward. Office Hotel Shoreham 12¢ WRIST WATCH—Lady’s. _gold, Saturday evening, about 11:30, either on Georgetown car or st and P_sts. Phone North 6011-W. WRIST WATCH (Swiss), between Woodward | KToss tonnage. bldg.“and ‘Woodward & Lothrop: initials H. 1. "Reward. Phone Lincoln 2375, _ 11 Able to keep order in theater. Revere nd B T T — ke ERTIE (o a special class of Civil Service Preparation for | FILIPINOS, 3, a8 houscbo: 08 Georgia ave. Call after 6 p.m. |yt Grade Clerk. dress Box Z51°C, Btar olee; O Tone™ 150 A" up routes These classes will be held two evenings & | AN = S from house to house. | week and will be taught by a teacher of \ FIREMAN—Colored man wants job: any make Permancnt position and_ good proposition. { recognized ability. of boller: with good reference.” Address Box Grand Unlon Tea Co., 427 Tth st. n.w. 12¢ Th”’x interested are urged to call at once |’ ofice. Aol S A N and make uecessary reservations. GARDENER. first-class. wants sition. Ad- MAN gARDENE position. 4d Milton Business School, 728 Fourteenth Street (Corner New York Ave. Phone Franklin 2994, WITH LIGHT TRUCK. ‘We have a profitable propo- Taw school desires positior sition to offer to a live wire man SALESLADY. e e T Bone oihe; Of tencgraDly: acquainted in Virginia or Silver| Esperienced in waist, silk underwear, 1I; | YOUNG MAN (eolored) with identification card and badge, wants car to hack. 2218 H st. spring territory. State where IN_ TROUBLE OR DOUBT, SFB sychologist Jeromany, 1608 '14th st. . turopathic and mental treatmenta. Insten PCZEMA, ACNE, PIMPLES AND KINDRED skin affections successfully treated by Eiectro- CHOLSON. 1305 H et . WATER BUGS, ROACHES, 409 11th n.w., opposite Star. —__KEYS. DUPLICATE KEYS, 2 CENTS. Made while you wait. TURNER & CLARK. 1307 H st. n.w. MATTRESSES, FRATHER BEDS, Ete, ~"OLD_ MATTRESSES MADE XEW. — as. exterminated from your home. GPO. G. RENOVATED. RECOVERED AT LOW PRICES. | SATP, 320 Colorado bidg. Thoue Main 553 SANITARY BEDDING CO., ] 9013 G nw. Franklin 6735, oy ARKIS OTA. Frank A. Sbue, MATTRESSBS AND PILLOWS Fr 3135 Renovated at most reasonable prices. or'ung | DR EVANS. NERVE AND STOMACH SPE- call, give estimi Prompt deliveries and satistaction assured. BAGLE BEDDING CO., —My electric l,nl;:;:n: ||I pwvflnnm{“m”- derfully successful. utely gu - Il:f “('on Itation free. l_m L IA‘ Ph. '," 157, OUR_PRICES ARE THE HIGHEST. WB buy ladies nts’ discarded clothes. shoes, etc. WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE, 33 D st. n.w. Ph. Main 3378, Call anywhere, ‘Mirrors resilvered. New mirrors sold. THE MIRROR SHOP, 1425 F st n 7912, ~ MOVING AND HAULING. TRUNKS, FUR: E_AND BAGGAGE OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. BUSINESS OP~JRTUNITIES FSTABLISHED rooming house for sale. 26 LITTLEFIELD & ALVORD CO., M. 8290. ) . TUnexcelled location. Modern, service- PAPER HANGERS AND PAINTERS. | 1\l farniture; h.wh.: low rent. Paying PATNTING AND DBECORATING. Proposition. Will sacrifice to quick buyer. dress Box 50-D, Star office. A \RDWARE STORE at transfer junction. 1l th, will sacrifice, Take small car. e Personal_attention given to every job. Prices | Ad right for first-class work. - KOONTZ & HUBER, 3348 Prospect ave. n.w. Ph. West 2776, % PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. DECORATING | yoR SALETicket to San Francisco, vi and he-dwood finishing. Quick service. Rea- v ivileges. Address Box cable. prices. Work gusrantesd. M. LERER, | Oricans: stopover priilest B Ca e dor Frank. 28853, 1008 Spriag rd. now. | 2150 S——— Ol T party to nance mew 1% | Patented neckwear press (heatless); can be SLADIES for millinery department; must have city ex- & e : 143D Star offica. perience; liberal salaries and! AN bk et Eeaeal commissions if vou have the d banking experience, wants position o o Addres<_Box_4-D. Star office. 12¢ ability to sell. Apply to Mayer F G MAN, experienced in° trafic_depart- vou can be reached by phone; J I ment, desires position: references. Address Box reference required. Address Box 110-D, Star office. 11* MARINE ENGINEERS PAINTING AND DECORATING_HIGH. | POt 50 cent stores. Large profits o e, moderate prices. Estimates | [y r.g Address Box 47-D. Star office. DECORATIVE _SHOP. MAN to take over retail candy Columbia_9960. 3547 in connection with wnrl:-khh:.m:. ROOMS PAPERED WITH CUT-OUT BOR- truck and all equipment furn .00, ave. nw. s Auto Vestment required of not less thun FEMALE. Bros. & Co., 937 and 939 F st. nw. Ocean and Coast Wise CHIEFS First assistants. day or week: work ranteed. Address Rox 55-D. Star off e ders. 88 up: Orst-clane moeis, o - STARS. | Yddrews Box 85-D. Star office. o BEDE SERED CEILISGS AND STDE | FOR RENT—Part of milllnery store one B RO P R R ToNeRisE DRgy: | window in theatrical district. Call Maia walls, $9.50; fine paper. ENTERPRISE DECO- RATING CO., 1620 14th st. n.w. mylie | 6307 during business hours. DRESSMAKER, exclns ders.Call a.m., North 4663. SMARING and millinery : 10 lessons for $3; bring own material. 1549 6th st. n.w. Abnly 7 to 9 p.m. Recond _assistants. Third assistan Fourth assistants.” Open-shop conditions and permanent posi- il take few or- SALESW OMA N— Experi- enced in women’s hosiery. Ap- WRIST WATCH ladies’, on 5th, bet. B and C se. if_returned R ‘WANTED—HELP _SALESMEN. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN, ner | two, experienced, for high-grade Pal cars; liberal commission basis; must be high-class and furnish | haracter best of references. Address Box | prisser 321-C, Star office. 10* B wants experienced salesman confectioners, bakery trade; Baltimore and Washington; liberal commission, Liberal reward | sities: salary and_commission. tions guarantecd. | License must call for any | ply Employment Manger, 8th 134 n n 4 ployed. “For further information see Mr. Geo floor, G st, Woodward & Lo- FHOUSEKEEPERCultured ~ woman: _experl- m t. enced; hotel; cl t. house; . SIES—Foun throp. Phone_Col: 8001, . e LADY, young, colored, wishes employment as helper in hairdressing parlor or dressmaking shop; help or whole time. Apply 932 3rd st. se. 633-W. . 6 p.m. teday. W. & H. Walker, Tnc., 3 SALESWOMEN. art e, thund b sty n.w The Hecht Co. requires the serv- Appls F. C. Smith, |: Potomae Appllance. Co., 607 14th st aw. " |ices of saleswomen for a few LADY'! MAID, companion, neat, good seam- PACKER—First-class _furpit 1 a i i i & ; : et wi " reforenct “Saancs | days only in their various depart- |uires; sond paiker.'traveler position o ndy Box 189-C, Btar office. ments. Apply Superintendent, |53 Star offes - G20 INTERS—10 frsi sa; all-summer dy for work Wednesday. 638 G n.w. colored, good appearance und good Avply 3" Lasby. Parker-bridget The Hecht Co., 7th st. at F. SALESWOMEN, experienced in millinery and hosiery sections. | Apply Employment Manager, Woodward & Lothrop. SALESWOMEN for old-established company; experience unnecessary. Apply before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. to Mr. Kerffer, 700 Bond bldg. MISS BERT—Street, afterncon and evening Eowns a_specialty. 'Remodeling. Phone Col. 6227 Address 1704 Kilbourne pl. n.w. NURSE—Graduate (colored), desires employ- ment; references. Address’ Box 63D, office, PLACB to clean office or day's work. ORTER. A, wanted ; steady work. 5ol ave. n.w. PRINTERS WANTED. Two linotype operators (job secretary by competent young references exchanged. Address Box driwing account: state experience. Addrgns and catalog), monotype operat-|or R 81-D, Star office. x ), Star of 3 3 3 STENOGRAPHER, ex] lenc good salary. SALBSNAN—Tong —estblisbed —Washiagion | OF and caster and two job com-|Fersonnel Bureau, 503 “Bond. bidg., 14th and N i pod Aressmaker: atrect, and’ Baltimore concern catering to_garages | positors; $48 for machine men;| N Y. ave. °_ |13t st mw. Phone North 3825 o e e et e e ISl huie [ $45 for hand men. Excellent |5 i it sy, " Farionsel “Busces, | SPANISH INSTRUCTION. by youn Tndy oo :;* jenced salesman. T r 1 . C en % “.“‘ll;ldg,n,odll:;l:a' N, m:! m:u. r;‘;!"“l;; er:L!l'I'ulente Tates; private ifl'l.lt. SALEBMBN of proven ability can eam large income selling fire gun. the guaranteed hand | treatment. fire_extinguisher. Telephone Main 3786, or York ave. {rulers, 2 bookbinders. working conditions. and good Also 3 cutters, 3 This has STENOGRAPHER, perie dress Box 40-D. Star office. Dermanent position; ex- tate salary expected. Ad- TYPIST, with knowledge of stenography; had 3 years' experience as stenographer and gen- eral office clerk; have aiso done filing. Call 150 CASH buys profitable, Interesting, estab- Piehed mail ‘onder business: bigh class; uni- versal demand. P. 0. Box 1402. e $530—Barber shop, 3 cbairs; rent $25; make offer: terms. $350—Confect. and 5 rooms; rent $25; aid_corner. irocery’ and 5 rooms: good corner; Bstimates Furnished. Work Guaranteed. PR, 0. WOLFF & BRO. perbanging nting, 07 G st se. Phone Paperhaneing: walimiied stok £ rha 3 for P BAS Tt ot. now. North 4178. CAPTTOL DECORATING OOMPANY: PAINT- plen- 5 splendid bargain. I rhanging and plastering; estimates 000—G1 ; rent $40; good Bl e obbiag promptly attesded ta, | ootiays Urocesy ‘and rooms B MUNTZ, 811 4% st. aw. Pb. Main 638 | “§]'600 Grocery and 6 rooms; rent $0; PIANO TUNING. wplendid business. - S TEANED. 1 ; thon: Plens T’\'r."m. Cw:‘&fl‘fiufifib r“k“ mmfflmlfl‘ house; splendid loca! $LI0, by factory expert: . week. | $1,050—] house; 13 rooms; nicely £F LoNG, 15 Grant o Fr. 30, 00 | o $LESOTRooIng e 3. SCHAEFFER. R. M. CURTIS. F. 6586-J. . M. C 212 Columbisn Bldg., 416 5th St. N.W. Piano tuning, plaver piinos and all makes - experience. of phopographs repaired. 20 years' LISHED sutomobile -radiator and_sior- 518 H p.e. Linc. 2783-W. T tinny pepair basiness. — Excellent trade. #foe "location and long lease. Wil consider real estate as part payment. Address Box 78-D, Star office. ne HAVE 32,280 worth of notes on Sforning Post Foate, pasable ot s month, beariog 0% fnter. est; will sell for $1,500. Call or phode W.' Barghunsen, Fraoklin 1325, or 1206 9th st n.w. 120 LUNCH ROOM_Near 17¢h and Pa. ave.; loc: tion best: retiring price, $9,500; long lease; COL. 4796—GEO. M. M. WALKER, FORMER- Iy head tuner and player repairer for Perey Foster and Knabe Co.: price reasonsble; eati- mates free. 710 Morton st. n.w. PLUMBING AND STEAMFITTING. DARNALL & LIENS. . b H ;M.ll attention to n‘“:‘r‘epfi:t‘.‘:"ll 'e. Main lfi NG BY BXPERT MECHANIC: ALL |cheap reat; moneymaker. WORK . _OAl OR_PHONE 3 ;‘bpb!!. sell or trade a good buliness of any CAPITAL SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGH. |kind or size see us and get real service. It . costs no more. N. E, Ryon Co., Inc., Successors to New York Realty Brokers, this_notice for bemefit of {fl& Main 4597 1423 F_st. SHOB REPAIR. 417 11th st _| 3N GFFER seljom made for some ladies know- B Q K. §L1P COVERS AND UPHOLSTERING, | ing_how to do"up 25 H N.W. FRANKLIN 3778. SHOE REPA HALF SOLES. $1.00. write Darnall & Lel:s. 1320 New TYPIST for temporary position. Personnel | Adama 600, FON L 5 3 16% — —SE curtains; also dry cleas oS rav: 305 Bond bidg., 14th and N. Y. ave. * | "= = ANY ~ SPIECE_ SET _OF FURNITURE il SALESMEN—Wriiz for T ot Tes ana ol always been an °Pt‘9 shop. If | erte oo e eisosa B, | LYEIST gwd gumeral offee clerk: “afiended | iy covers for $3.05; labor only, AMOS W | Swice a2 much. A::m- e rticulars: earn $2. to $10,000 yearly: big { v - X N i 1i 3 alf ex- | Mcl ., 1015 n.w. M. 3211 PARTNER wanted to associa perticalars: o' peticnted or Cuperisccedy )?_u are 'ahcompt‘eten ]ourne)man‘ 1 ma_“ :’M‘,}'.|:'I:;T.:;?-d h“:“-:‘m perience. Call Maln 8397 I-Io:- 8. 11e_ CMBRELLA RECOVERING. | tibuter of Ford pleasure bodies: bave e e T b en you . can come;| p it S Ga e B e TYPIST. accurate, desites 2 or 3 weeks TRE QUATTTY OMBRELLA Seor.—— | sl to Plee L, Do o ll. Adarpes i EME <= | transportation reimbursement. |p.m. e A Fox 4., Star office. pit STOCK SALESMEN_—Going concern: dividend . YOUNG LADY wishs tion, ral_office ELLAS, PARASOLS. RECOVERED . - Bt baying: demantrie: cionai: highclaw | JAMES McMILLAN PRINT-| . ___MALE AND FEMALE. work: Coptrieneed: St knowiedse pewTic MBRELL D Keralfin. Marchall Business Brokers, 'n onl beral commission: active co- v, VICH N. 3 lox_64-D._ Star e - b 8 opetation, 501 Jenifer blde. <"|ING CO., IMPERIAL POWER Slnchr:fl?hyT i special preparation for this = MALE AND FEMALE. . A. GRISWOULD, Listed May 0—Beautful and exclusive riom TED— Be 7 ination. The Civil Service Preparatory " MANUFACTD AIRBES . | ing house, located on s rooms o wadie o omeniriey .,.'&'li"'é‘,’n."’flm DG., PITTSBURGH, PA. |30\ 2" corner 12th and F sts. n.w. Phone | COLORED MAN and wife, neat, as janitor; %Bmskn‘ffl;}n“ou? s o) jon hall; electricity, gas. h.w.h.; Filmland, California, uluah'r.;.nm;l: best = 12¢ | Fraokiin 2080. * | reference. 2124 17th, Apt. 1 a1 116 N.W. PHONE FR. imsw. | rent ml‘, $150. .:’";Z.:‘:‘»‘QE“‘:‘L'I‘ E rket. Write Box 26, 11th St. ALESMAN ! LLEGE-] part thwe | DAY WORKERS, couples. housemen, maids. tooming hout - i Btation, Washington, D. C.. for particulars. ?&“Tm‘?,“m Tient man. Adrens Do gor?mfn?flmw:':finrm?m" oo largest DAY Fuber's Exchange, 1221 Z5th st ~West | WATCH AND CLOUK RBPAMRING | ooms. 5 baths: place in foe Soudition: | D Riar oes. e e FAE el 20002 L O ming and boarding bouse near 10th and ing act. Current Topics and YOUNG MAN, between 25 and 83, wagon plotures round out the b o o | Koiren: stlary asd fosion: bond re- quired. Apply 1712 14th of. n.w. India’s White Mahatma MALE. o ACCOUNTANTS. No intelligent man peed . o La Salle organisation of over 450 business experts gives him the o] Zanity to get the training which Joars ahead of the “‘rank and fl Tahis ‘spare fime st bome. Ls Salle training ctical men in e shortes T Aok cts. District Branch. UNIVERSITY, 905- LA SALLE EXTENSION N Next C. P. A. examination will be held in Washington June 27. We have a few coples of past examinations for distribution free. _International Accountant Bociety, 604 Colorado bl AMBITIOUS MEN to oualify Ia spare time for Ppositions in drafting profession; steady, cor gental work: g0od pay. Day or evening ci complete course 8 to ® months. Informat! to opportunities on request. Enroll now. lumbia School of Drafting, 14th and T sts. n.w. ASSISTANT bookkeeper ; must bring references in your own handwriting. John H. Magruder, fine groceries, Conn. ave. and K REPRESENTATIVE (special for s New Tork Address Box 183-8. Star office. ATy, bl VERNMENT EMPLOYES, either sex, work- e onane A ddreee o M, "Btar office. _ | 7 venings moay eara $30 o $100 weekly: 501 BALESMAN. Jenifer bldg., until 8 p.m. . —__ FEMALE DOMESTIC. CHAMBBER WORK and walting; will go away ‘coun- A live real estat lesman t] ; wing % Tieni | MAN AND WIFB—Oolored, o go to the ission and drawi t comm! og sccomnt to right | MAN Aty ol s 'mmmm‘ N at housework, man to work around SALBEMAN, - For Feal tate oftice. "Address Box Btar office. ‘stc. Apply 501 7th st. n.w. TESMAN, NAGER and 3 expericnced slesiadies, to SALES 9 N hitren's aoes. "Address Box S1.D, Star Idve wire, who fs anxious to succeed in a | office. substantisl way. 8se Mr. Davis, manager, 619 | g WOMBN quickly learn real estate Nat. Metropolitan Bank bidg. business; receive pay while learning; need mot SALES MANAGER. interfere with present employment; some mak- lase lectus We are s national organimtion snd want o | 56, $100 8 X R Clage SCRCS YA | man of intelligence Who realizes that the fu-| Colorado bidg. ture depends on his individual effort, one who tel, sework . is ambitious to advance, who hae an open | _ mind and can keep it in & receptive mood. | AT ONCE: experienced general houseworker. We desire loyalty rather than cleverness: must | 1747 Lanler pi. n.w. ) be over 25._For appointment call Maln 3168 | cyAMBERMAID, experienced. Columbia Hof SALESME N—Opening for ‘_7'*'[:"'4 e N o sl Tom g : RED N for_genera three first-class men; immediate | Sor atens. 712 H st ner. issi COLORED WOMAN for general housework. commission returns. Room 204, | COLORED WOMAX for senersl housework 1336 N. Y. ave. n.w. 1789 Lanier pl. n.w.. Apt. 24. " K, , and ral he ; famil SALPSMEN—e can oee four Mghgrade s P nee TTI0 & woek a0 lagsie T e s aaaley state THIG mm " J reference. 2087 Park rd. 1. 464, 11 ight. CALLED. AND DI FRANKLIN 3008 nd L eta—16 ING. COOPER. 5053 11th. WELDING AND BRAZING. N. Y. ave.—18 rooms; price ri N posming houss near 14th & 1o small family: stay nighta. 640 rooms: price, §2.500. : {4’.:,":’:‘.‘.“1'-’.‘ Phone North 10@4‘?" *_ | wazome “Vg- an‘x‘ll-.)ml. o — house near 13th and K sta—d1 COLORED GIRL, neat, wants place as cham- | woRg, 308 18th N.W. MAIN 1258, T P eatablished and exclusive bermaid or waitress. 1105 Rhode Island ave. - NDOW. e O e clase, $3.250. 5 now. Dot e aale petee GOLORED GTRL, 73t wants urse oF help | SHADBS—Good quality opaque shades. B0isd | 51,000~ . with bousework 1925 Dth st. n.w. to your windows. 95c; the “best quaitty of [ *37 o5 want to eell a business place of eny e T GMAN. _neat. reliabie, wants | opaque shades $1.25; hung free; we call With | ying profit by our reputation £nd success. Lt O T Ceactal honteerirk OF champer. | Smples. KLEEBLATT, 1ith abd H sts. e | your piace today and sve time: we = o ] 5 . "ho Taundry. Call 1814 Valley st. n.w. or o compelition. | o vy 9 N. Y. wwm COLORED_WOMAN wants morning or day’s work: no Sundays; reference. 1437 P st. n.w. GOOK and waltress, first-class (colored) wishes position in same house; Sunday off. 1225 Car- rollbure_st. s.W. Y COOK, assist with housework. by white woman; no laundry. Address Box 36D, Star office. e COOK—Colored woman place as first-class cook; references. 2208 8th st. n.w. . DAY'S WORK wanted by reliable colored girl. 309 W st. n.w. North 4088-J. . B REPAIR SHOP, Up to date; owner Jexv- SOy Address Box 101-D, Star office. * = store and one Part at miBinery otm ] | FORNPIURE, rugs, tableware, antiques, orna- | ments. Riley. 433 11th st. n.w. Main 6162. 11° | ing city. FURNITURE of all kinds for a six-room house | FOR RE! wanted {immediately. a8 a whole oF 0dd pleces. | window in theatrical Kindly call Col. 6699, Juring business hours. USED FURNITURE for S-room house: some | FOR SALE—Good will of downtown cafe and sets: ‘aiso_odd pleces. Call M. 8372 before '6 | chophouse; In prominent botel; owing to other O eaes 125 | business ¥ iress Box 23D, Btar office. 11° TO PURCHASE from private party dining |8l arlor suite, living | G nd_meat 11° | del. car: leaving town; can be room set, bedroom set: also room furniture. Pranklin DAY'S WORK, lanndry and cook. 1300 3rd st BW. GENERAT, HOUSPWORK—Neat colored work. 1643 13th wants place; or day's bt t. GENEEAL HOUSEWORK by refined settied white woman with two children: country home In Vigiala preferred. Address Box 113D, star 12e “Detailed” kept the audiences in 3 “10¢ 3 g good humor. Above the ordinary is|St: N-W. Weaver, New Winston Hotel, atisr 6 p.m. 10 00K £oo7 prefer sy migbis: refergss “Catching Their Train,” (featuring|ADTO PAINTER —Also mechenic; must be | SALBSMEN—Large concern desires eervices of | (OOK—Oolored, _with city reference; ffst- {Jones and Sylvester, two ‘“heavyq |used to all makes. G ve. and Shepberd |.two men of good character; sules experience not 88; al round; for la boarding house: Welghts” with volces to match. Joce. |road n.w., Brightwood, D. C. * |28 necessary as willin to learn: outside | also dining room girl. 1123 13th st. n.w. 10° - R \ lyn - d_Tarner in “At the Race|PARBER wated good op i. Aoy to work. For interview call at 410 Jenifer bidg. ,_maids for_seasbore. cooks; o Track,” presented bright and snappy ndo,_Ovlonial_Beac - SANDWIOH MAN—! jenced in making all | $18 weekly. See Rev. Fuller, 1221 25th st. 12° Lift Off with Fmgers repartee, and offered a number of new | BICYGLE Tinde of sandwiches. 358 G et s.e. 5" | cEx 5 “colored. 442 _Tan- attractive girls, singing popular and sentimental songs, appeared in “A Blend of Harmony.” A unique balanc ing novelty by 'Alvin and Alvin wi well received. “She Love Spectal.” photoplay, featurin the added matinee te comedy, 5 9, a ‘eature. The Green and the International performances. “Flashlights of 1921.” degree of pulchritude and fu! “A Small Town Idol” Mack Sennett's entertainin ties are demonstrated in Town Idol” being shown at the Cr! Tt Doesn’t hurt a bit! -p & little songs and dances. Gillespie and Lee, | Salary; s Wallace Reid, Is | 34 News are shown at all {geyeral e BOY for general office work, not over 18, Al ly in_ own handwriting, stating qualifications. Bins. Sehwarts & Bon, 108 7th st. n.w. BOY OR YOUNG MAN—To learn solrbulf ess: $10 week while learning. Address Box 9-C, Star office. 10¢ GENBRAL, HOUSEWORK; 1517 T st. n.w. GIRL, reliable, wishes place as chambermaid, waitress or day’s work. Call 406 P st. n.w. GIRL (colored) wishes place as maid in apt. or nurse; will stay nights: references. Oall 1411-A South Capitol s.w. 1e city references. dolph st._n.w. 12¢ SHIPPING OLEEE, experienced: young man Who. understands sMppite sroceries. and can| GONERAL HOUSBWORK, colored woman; handle men: state age, salary and reference.|£ood wages. 641 H st ne. GIRL. neat. wishes day's work: references. 1115 § st nw. T Address Box 105-D, Star office. GENERAL HOUSEWORK GIRL wanted wi GIRL (colored) wants a place, nurse or light honsework. 944 T, st. n.w. : STEN ferences. 4505 15th n.w. L4 STENOGR A PHER-BOOKKEEPER, _experl. | enced; good salary. Personnel Bureau, 305 | GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, competent; will- Bond bldg., 14th and N. Y. ave. « |ing to help murse two children; references re- BUNDLE BOYS—We need active boys who are willing to work in our various departments to wrap bundles. The offering at the Gayety Theater | The work is pleasant and the GIRL (colored) wants bachelor apartment to clenn or light housework in apt.; will goaway. 1009 S 8. n.w. o hou quired. _Apt. 579, Wardman Park Hotel. 12* STENOGRAPHER _for public _stenographic EEAL HOUSEWORKER to g0 to Yermont work: 4 hours per day. FPersonnel Bureal..for'summer: small housc: 2 ladies: references 303 Bond bldg., 14th and N. Y. ave. * | required. Phome Frank. 6023, or call 1714 N STEAM ENGINEERS wanted, 58 cents per | st D.w. before 10 a.m. o between 6 and 5 hour: in apswering advertisement state age, | P.M. 2 nationality and where employed for last five | GENERAL HOUSEWORK in apartment; family ears; _correspondence confidential. Address | two. 1108 Columbia rd. n.w.. Apt. 22. 412.C,_8tar office GIRL for housework for small family. 450 100 HOMB in country. by young woman, with child, as mother’s helper or housekeeper. Ad- dress Box 97-D, Star office. 11 LADY. reliable, housekeeper, or would take charge of home during owner's absence; refer- ences._Address Box_61-D, Star_office. NURSB or light housework, by colored gl in small family: not far out: stay nights. 1523 of PeP- | enced; white; 30 years of age or over. Apply Employment Man- ager, 8th floor, G st., Woodward & Lothrop. “Freezone” on sn aching corn, in- | terion Th‘“"'“ otous [y stantly that corn stops hmmthu '.1;‘[“'.';1.“ L “HM' bnufl‘.tr_.“: dnortly gou e i right of wit fa- | o them sasempied 12 .n--f."zuu. Dh R govs. y! —and ingenious % thrilling escepades and wildl: - i e | S ; % : clent to remove every corn, #of bile Hosmses may ‘: :E OO Z3LRG '“‘:; corn, or corn between the toes, and “"’m“ DPeop! A o Sl the. calluses, without soreness ?yf."u"z‘o".b?“«'y to dl:lv-i. .-‘x . tioa. asked, L 0 gumdey work: white ‘or colored. Call after n. Mra. Nicholson, 924 Sth st. now. o WINDOW DRESSER and card |85 ¢ e e e anriashilghts of 1921 | hours good; good pay and a|sTOOK SALESMAN—A fastesiling teeoe; | Newton st nw. Church st.North 4841 v tegubur sohed: |permanent position o those | ARt Just opened; goung local molor trane: | GTRE, for Reusework: Brine vefercseer. 304 | PART-TIMB WORK; oo Sundays. 1300 Q ot B t Fla. ave. n.w. nw. e aet mieht ey of the Tierrung | willing to work. Apply to the|siart; strou indorements by highest public | GIRL for geaeral housework good wages. 610 | PLACE a8 gemeral Touscworkor: 6o Taundry. diverting type. Harry Shannon and | Manager, Saks & Co. Tive leads, active co-operation for real sales. | Enst Capitol * | 2117 K st. n.w. Inquire 2nd floor, upstalrs, Rich McAllister, the “Mutt and Jefr” : men caly. Mr. Durant, 618 G st. n.w. _18% . |GIRL, colored, for general bousework. Phone of the burlesque stage, aro the fe: e POV o BT, TWO BALESMEY, 'automobils desirable, to sell | LaS: 2300. . w‘g‘flfld busdle. to take bome. 1116 T Un- oo ade upof Olxs Wood: Noma P Yoderal Taxican Gory T3 158k 27 | article Becsssary o evers store: can make $io | SIRE, 12,3, corking and gemennl Doomemark 18 | G ooyt a9 Fionds v tar ls made up of Olga Wood, Nina | CrovryeUn wanted o deive Ford timy | o¢ 815 Gails.” doply 1435 T at. . between | (%) A H N A orth 70523 Fisie Btradley and Alico Toabelle, and | pite,mea: §25 per week. Dadey's, 1401 11k | T2 BT BOUSERBBPES, conpetents To = vl natl:| WORK OFT. by (he day: wiy Tid. 2135 06 o WANTED_Private Tesscns 1o Gpanish - . Address, ng experience, etc., w. 58 > are Jimmy later, Charles Cro: Loy waz Zoply 2022 166 . | wANTED fa men for bouse toboase can HOUSEMAID, rellabla; frst<lass. Avply 2028 BUSINESS AHOEKCEMENTS . sales; Its. o - WNINGS. P T e R iyl P —— f ol erent 102 | tant by couple employed; reasonable; no night | TAINS, WATBRPROOF CANVAS SHEETS. WALTER J. PROCTOR _CO., 2101214 H N.W,_MAIN 1458 writer for ready-to-wear and|MIDDLRAGED ‘:‘.’:,?i‘:,?,:',‘",,:;',_-rg clothing; permanent position fo: D. 0. 2 T Frapklin st. ne., Brookl . NURSE—White woman to care for three-year- lies confi-|owd ehila. 6507, 1% 44, the Conuecticut. i WHITE WOMAN to &, by T g’;mm i'utuhmttn Apt. 8, 1004 st. e Gt eloctrion! | WOMAN. [0 and_geners! bouse- nd permanent : Rine | Dinony ivapes, B4 558 300h st Fhose o | pines % 5 Pl §iigf vy il ! BUILDING CONTRACYORS, Al BUILDING. GARAGES, STORE FRONTS, REMODELING 'HOUSES, THE COLLEGEMAN CO,, 504 B N.W. M. 3005 “———CARPDY CLEANING., T WE ImYRUGS A I s WANTED—Feather beds and furniture. Bes rices paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 e n.w. Phone Main 5636 CLOTHES wanted; highest prices paid for Ia- dies’, men’s and children's worn clothes, shoes. North 8815. €. Litchman, 1744 7th a. Send for Louis Notes, 814 E St. NW. It _you have any farniture or other goods to Franklin 2015, mean business. 1684 14th st. 10° VICE MANUAL, containing first | RARE OPPORTUNITY: business any kind; CIVIL SER! : o g ice exam. store room, sbowy front; spiendid loca lflw_‘“ g‘l'l‘: \:ar:t 10° w&m; best business st. Va.; half = price, $50 per momth. Also 34 other fooms. HIGHEST CASH PRICES |equai to ove apartments; 4 batha: all good id for all kinds of furniture, refrigerators | CODditlon: pre-war pric (e TRTler O P opets. All orders promptly %0 | 1318 King st., uex.nafl%q o e S Fran] g RACTIVE OAFE ONTO 0 Mass. are. BT Min 618 147 | AT ARTSENT HOUSE, 20th and P sta. nw. most_muccesst Send for M. Norman. %‘3’&‘.‘.‘.:.!22.“”3.»?{ to Resident Manager on Highest cash prices paid for eecond-hand cloth- | Dremises. ing. Phone Main 3479. T15 4% st. s.w. .je3* NEAT MATKE f!::’a-‘hinsr";“l; lbr!: N RE, antiques. We more | well established in g location; doi paying ffl%.\:;r.l: for mhflld effects. !.pz Cam- | cash :‘l‘l.l“;::r ?;hv‘:.!‘ l&:lnfl#&wfinw & Bro., 637 1a -;e. u-:: 7680. 2 ad will bete e . NITURE enough for a room _hous Y Ci Fvated immediately; wil as whole of | CHEVY CHASD e odd pieces. Kindly call Franklin 3785 IE_IIA ting _gallery. Can be lu‘"—u“ STLL SUT your old £as range. Phoss Maln | roesly " WASHINGTON | AMUSEMENT GO, 2086 000 6th_n.w. 10°_ | 300 Kellogg bidg.. 1416 F st . IGUEST PRICE for forniture, panos, o8t | “—— o axm WMIR(E B ees: deaks, carpets, etc. Phone Mata 2067, | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS s SAYSH-L mMain " | BARGAINS A..DJ:-:IT-'M'M , 8 re Sa° furns g A achines which have beo taken t Qeddress Box 6-D, Btar office. S (L HOUSE for sale; s g RO aving city; must sell at once. 625 Petna. ave. B.w. Call between 8 and 6 pm. NT TO BUY_Cigar and_pewsstand, mice :wru‘rxry ‘or delicatessen or light drink with fonch: must be reasonable; cash proposition: prefe: in business district. Address Box 275-C, Star office. 10* UTO TIRE HOUSE_Well established; will :ll Mflm(: give over lease. Come, it you Hoeinen. 3 % Shange for Wales visible and listing MONEY ADVANCED ON STORAGR. mmachines. Wales Add Compan: SACHS FURNITLRE co_ B Boor, 1811 G st. n.w. Telephone Main 1088 OOR. 8th AND D 8TS. N.W. Newton M. Minoix, District manager. _DBOATS AND ACCESSORIVS, __ FORNITURE—You will feel satisfied with I . B, Weisenberg, 622 B st. s.w. {VINRUDE detachable motor; 2-h.p.; reason- Pt a5, s i gs'i{“kg: . Wammer, Great Kn.‘g.m ‘WILL eity or suburbs, highest ouse, 34th e prices for ladies’, men's and l!hflé”le’ll'l ‘worn | BOAT HI 10 ft. wide, 3 clothis and _ shoes. ‘Write or J. | h.p. eny ; will sell both for $125. TAl , 1308 7th n.w. Phone North 499. 5400. nited Bupply Oo., foot 1st st . ‘CANOES for sale; 100 i stock: 1921 medeis; thouse, 36th and K sta. a.w. Jour canoe. P. A. Dempee. WE'LL GIVE you cash for your pianos 3 {a1king machines, antique furniture, ol siiver, | at Dempeer's damonds, jewelry, colns, ruge, beasses. | Come out and ‘Main 8178 a A. E. ARNOLD, 1323 G st. ™ e ot Jadlesrs geatiimen's. oh , gen clothing o¢ all descriptions. o ‘Dhoa, .t will cal. W, HICB, N, 1788, it man, 'e and