Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1921, Page 28

« THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1921.’ HELP AND SITUATIONS. ONLY FOURERRORS " INDESERTER LISTS Adjt, Gen. Harris Says But One Mistake Is Depart- ment’s Fault. Adjt. Gen. Harris says that the long lists of men “charged with desertion from the draft” already published, in- stead of being full of errors, actually have included “only four names not rightfully appearing thereon.” These men were Stanley Harrison French, Alfred Daniel Brazil, Howatt H. Mil- linson and William Sutherland Bacon. “One highly desirable result of the Ppublication of the lists, which should not be ignored.” said Gen. Harris, “is that those whose names are included in the list will thereby become official- 1y advised of their status as shown by the War Department records. While the publicity will prove most unwel- come to a man who actually rendered “honorable service, nevertheless it is the War of havingz his coming within the bounds of probability that he might atherwi never have learned of the fact that the records show that he was a deserter. For his own sake, as well as for_the sake of his children and grandchildren, it be- comes his duty to communicate with} Department with the view record cleared before it is too late. Many Requests for Records. “The depaTtment receives numerous requests from descendants for the records of nfen who served in the revolutionary war: and. similarily, the descendants of men who served in the world war will e requesting statements of their service during the ars, either to gain the bene- fits provided by legislation, to estab- <lish their eligibilit in patriotic organiza to membership ions, or for other purposes. Naturally, unless the records are corrected now, while the men are still living and are in a position to able service, to which they may be justly entitled. furnish satisfactory proof of honor- their descendants will be deprived of rights and privilege Referring specifically to the cases of French, Brazil, Millinson and Ba- con. in the single case of Millinson was the the adjutant general says that department properly charged with an error. the mistakes in the records of the three others being unavoidable under the circumstances. He said the French who registered in Brooklyn at one address was not easily identified @s the man of the same name who enrolled in the Navy on the same day and livi £ at a different address. How Errors Occurred. Brazil registered at New York and entered one of the allied armies, but never reported the fact to the local board or the War Department. As to ‘Bacon, the adjutant general said he dre: #ave entirely different home ad- a es when he registered and while in the service, and the .department was unable to identify him. It is stated he was registered as living at 1400 East 59th street, Chicago, and when commissioned in the Army, gave his address as Macomb, LI Nothing whatever has been found in his record as an officer.” said Gen. Harris, “to indicate that he had reg- “would not, of itself, justify the re istered. or had ever lived or resided in Chicago. There were 697 Bacons in the military service, and the fact that the records show a Willlam Sutherland Bacon from Macomb, Ill. moval of the name William Suther- land Bacon of Chicago, IlL, from the 'list of those charged with desertion. ~ dress given by thi: Name Removed From List. “It is evident that the Chicago ad- officer was not his permanent addréss. Had he sup- plied an address to the draft board upon his registration. at which mail ‘would have been received by him, and had he given it proper attention, or even notified the local board after his appointment as an officer in the Army of that fact, as he was in duty bound to do, his name would not have ap- peared on the list of men charged with desertion. His name has now been removed from this list.” :NEUTRAL ZONE IN TURKEY. Allies Declare Regulations for Constantinopl® and Ismid. By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, May 18.—Neu- trality regulations have been put into operation by the allied high commis- sion here. The proclamation declar- ing that Constantinople, the_ straits and the Gulf of Ismid must be con- sidered neutral territory was handed to the sultan’s government and Greek officials here yesterday. It required that neither the Greeks nor Turks receive enlistments to their forces, that Greek warships must withdraw from the waters covered by the allied order. and that irregular bands fn ‘Thrace and around the Gulf of Ismid must be suppressed. < As the allied troops are few, and there is a distinct bolshevik menace in Asia Minor, propositions have been made to the allied high commission that Gen. Wrangel’s army, which has been here since it was driven out of the Crimea, be given the task of po- licing the straits and the Constanti- nople zone. _— CRITICISES HENRY FORD. P'rith Abraham Also Opposes Re- striction of Immigration. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 18.— Resolutions adopted at the national eonvention of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham urged President Harding to veto the bill restricting immigration should it be passed by Congress, exhorted the Jews of Amer- jea to support the Palestine move- ment and denounced Henry Ford for his alleged anti-Semitic attacks. Judge on Levy of New York was elected grand master, defeating Max Silverstein, al$y of New York. Judge Gustave Hartman declined to stand for re-election. RAILWAY FARES RAISED. Rates to Conventions in Virginia Increased by Commission. Special Di to The Star. Va., May 18.—The tion commission has an opinion in which the rates for conventions and ings of all sorts are jumped from a fare and a third to a fare and a half for the round trip. Chairman Rhea and Commissioner Forward signed the majority _report, while Commissioner Adams filed a dissent- ing opinion. The minimum number of persons in order to get the benefit AMUSEMENTS “Zizi” zi.* the new Sam H. Harris pro- duction, which comes to the National Theater next Monday evening, brings to vashington three capable artists—Irene ¥enwick, Louis Bennison and Helen Lowell. From the time Irene Fenwick made her first success in “The Family Cuph ** in the role of a chorus girl, she has repeated her triumphs. She has he title role in i Besides being an actor on the stage, Touis Bennison has the distinction of Leing a_motion picture favorite. His gun technique and his horsemanship, which wi tured on the screen, were the results of hjs western environment in his youth and his first-hand experi- ence with ranch life. Helen Lowell's career on the stage But her most memorable role was that of the eccentric Miss Hazy in ‘‘Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.” It es- tablished Miss Lowell as one of the fore- most character actresses of this genera- ion. “Somebody’s Lion.” “Somebody's Lion,” which those tal- ented University of Pennsylvania st dents, the Mask and Wig Club, will pre- sent next Monday night at the Shubett- Belasco on their annual visit to Wash- ington, is a comedy of errors, full of harmless and uintentional bigamy, sail- ors, Russian imposters and adventur- esses, “Zulu-zulu” girls and_cannibals. The book, as usual, is by E. M. Lavino. The music and lyrics, also as usual, are by Charles Gilpin. Leo, the lion, is played by W. R. Clark, who last year so ably portrayed the front legs of Don Quixote, Jr.’s, horse Rosinante. C. E. Cane is the sweet young thing in the play. J. H. Hoff is a fine vixen as the wife of the millionaire, @ part that is taken by F. H. Ledyard. “Midsummer Night’s Dream.” An outdoor performance of “Mid- summer Night’s Dream” will be given by community service at the Dean es- tate Tuesday afternoon at 4:45 o’clock, and again the same night at 9 o'clock. The afternoon performance has been especially arranged that children may enjoy the fairy play. The play is being directed by Dennis E. Connell. In the casct. are a group of well known Washington players with long Shakespearean experience, some of whom have been on the profes- sional stage. Marie J. McGuire, Vir- ginia Hardy, Emma Ware Anderson, Harriet_Murphy, Pauline Graff and Fayne Barnes Hayes will play the leading women's parts. The men in the cast are Arthur White, Maurice Jarvis, Finley Hayes, Alexander Wood- burn, Leslie Waudby, Benjamin F. Hinkle, J. Martin Scranage, Dr. Clif- ton P. Clark, Emory J. Moon and Ralph Robertson. Cosmos. Manager Brylawski of the Cosmos Theater announces that he made a ten-strike when he procured for his leading feature next week, beginning Monday, the Allen Musical Comedy Company, which will present “Don’t Tell My Wife,” a one-hour condensed version of the original musical pro- duction that scored great success on the legitimate stage. Headed by the famous comedian, Billy Allen, the company, which numbers twenty-five players, is claimed to be the biggest musical comedy number in vaudeville. The cast includes a bevy of dancing girls, who also possess good voices. The act will also offer new and beau- tiful scenery and costumes end many surprises. Four other acts include the Runaway Four, a comedy qual tet from the “Sunshine Girls” sho Morely and Mack, two clever girls, in a blend of harmony and song; Bicknell, the busy baker, in studies in dough; Bennett and Fletcher. in a mu- sical cocktail, “The Shimmy Doll." The extra matinee feature will be “Buried Treasure,” the Cosmopolitan motion picture production. “Let Me Explain,” a two-reel Christie laugh- maker, will be shown at all perform- ances. Glen Echo Park. ‘With all of its two-score attractions in operation, Glen Echo Park has been drawing throngs every night during the first week of the summer amuse- ment season. Special consideration is being shown the dancing contin- gent and the new ballroom is the gathering place nightly for hundreds of couples. Cars that run directly from the heart of the city to the park make the ride coming and going a pleasant part of a visit to the resort. There i3 no charge for admission and every convenience is afforded for the comfort of patrons. Sunday, as an added attraction, there will be free concerts by Minster's band. Strand. Mae Marsh, well known here for her work in large Griffith and other cine- ma masterpieces, will appear in per- son at all performances next week at the Strand Theater, in conjunetion with the showing of her latest pro- duction, “Nobody’'s Kid. from the novel “Mary Cary,” by Kate Langley Bosher. ‘The headline feature of the vaude- ville program will be a musical com- edy,, “The Fortune Queen,” presented by a cast of five. Others appear! will inctude Hanlon and Clifton, in “ Quiet Evening at Home”; Hal and Francis, in a skit entitled “Town and Country”; Joe Burke and Bertha Burke, in “A Western Union Flirta- tion,” and Shaw and Glass, in a com- edy, “The Mosquito Trust” Short film _features and special orchestra numbers will accompany all show- ings. PHOTOPLAY FEATURES. Palace. For the week beginning Sunday aft- ernoon Loew's Palace announces as its feature “The Easy Road.” the lat- est Paramount starring success for Thomas Meighan. is adapted from the story of the same name by Blair Hall. Lila Iee and Gladys George support Mr. Meighan. The story is a narrative of a man's regeneration through the influence o a waif whom he had saved from the depths. A Sennett comedy, a fine overture and other features will sup- plement the main offering. Columbia. Beginning Sunday afternoon, Loew’s Columbia Theater will offer the sec- ond week's epgagement of “Decep. tion,” the photoplay which depicts the romance between Henry VIII of En land and Anne Boleyn. This produc- tion features in its cast 7,000 people. and its reproduction of the pomp and Cchivalry of the period is not only magnificent, but utterly unparallcled in its massiveness. The production has proven one of the most popular offerings: ever given at the Columbia. Rialto. One of Nina Wilcox breeziest stori Pay.” as adapted for the screen and presented with Bebe Daniels playing Putnam’s the roles of both Pansy O'Donnell. . lingerie | salesgirl in a fashionable shop, and Marie La Tour, motion pic- ture actress, will be the featured at- traction at Moore's Rialto Theater next week, beginning Sunday. This is the first time Miss Danicls has es. sayed a dual role. Subsidiary attrac- tions and special musical numbers will complete the bill. Garden. A story unusual in theme and filled with dramatic and humorous situa- tions is told in Rupert Hughes' “Hold Your Horses,” a Goldwyn production, starring Tom Moore, which open: three-day engagement at Moore den Theater tomorrow. Naomi Chil- ders plays opposite Mr. Moore. Next week, beginning Sunday, a double bill will be offered for the benefit of the Woman's Welfare League. The major attraction will be play recently made in this city, and enacted by local stars, As an added attraction “The Heart of Maryland,” adapted from the stage production, with Catherine Calvert and an all- star cast, will be presented. Metropolitan, Beginning Sunday afternoon, will be shown at the Metropolitan, the newest of First Natiopal's comedy- romances, starring Constance Tal- madge, “Lessons in Love.” The story is an adaptation of Douglas Murray's play, “The Man From Toronto.” The supporting cast includes Flora Finch, Kenneth Harlan and George Fawcett. The bill*will be augumented by the customary shorter subjects and spe- cial orchestral features. Knick-erbncker. “See My Lawyer,” the Robertson- Cole film version of the Max Marcin stage success of the same name, will be,the chief feature of the bill ar- ranged for first Washington presen- tations at Crandall's Knickerbocker Theater, tomorrow and Friday. On Saturday Wallace Reid will be seen in “The Love Special.” Next week will bring to the Knick- erbocker feature of the bill for Sunday -and Monday. Constance Tal- [ “The Easy Road” ! “Two Weeks With | “A Romance of Washington,” the film | madge in “Lessons in Love.” Tuesday and Wednesday, Clara Kimball Young | will be the star in “Straight From Paris.” For Thursday and Friday, Douglas McLean will appear as star in “Chickens,” while on Saturday, WANTED—HELP MALE—Continued. AUTO INSTRUCTIONS. eviing G’ Mol 2 son BT Y. {. C. A., 1738 G 80{ &We.' *Main &“ “The GBill-Clork perience in taking charge of records and office routine: excellent future for right man; prefer having _automobile _experience. = Apply ager, Remsehel Auto Sales Co., Alexandri 19 ACCOUNTANTS, : No intelligent man need remain s low-paid | subordinate when the La Salle organization of ainess experts gives him the oppor i funity to get the training which will put bim { yenrs ahead of the “rank and Hle"—aod thin i In his wpare time at home. La Salle training mal practicel men in the ortest ssible e, Ask fo LA BALLE E! 907000 Dist Fankiin’ AMBITIOUS MEN to qnaliy fn spare time for positions inf drafting profession; steady, cos- genial work; good pay. Day or evening classes, complete course 8 to months. Information as to opportunities on request. Buroll now. Co- iumbia School of Drafting. 14th and T sta. n.w, AN EXPERIENCED SHOE salesman; one who understands the business; splendid position is open for such a man. Apply to Manager, ~ SAKS & COMPANY. AWNING HANGERS, experi- enced. Apply Employment lManager, 8th floor, G st., \lyood- ward & Lothrop. ‘ - YOUNG MAN wis be done at home durig eve ng. WANTED—SITUATIONS. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS | MALE—Centinued. __KEYS. ' DUPLICATE KEYS, 25 CENTS. Made while you wait. TURNER & CLARK. 1307 H « SATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Bid Taciuded, © Phone Lincoln 288, YOUNG LADY stenographer and tspist: some Get * under big men who reward ability. g e I 56 Stand. Dusioess Trating | experience._ Address Bot 343-E, Star o Tnet.. Tuftalo. N. Y. £ | STENOGRATHER ani general offce clerk Tn W, N rienced. The | commercial establishment 4 3.?:;'%‘::fiar;.""fl'ff.""m:“’fw' avton (st salary desired. ddress Box 33G'E, Star of: n.w. Boe" | fice. z 5 i Vi NOGRAPHEIR.TYPEWRITER, settled Wash Man. STENOGIART. Lnow. simple bookkeeping and jce detall experience; give o have filing and of Saberiences/xive experlence and references. Tox 371-E. Star office. Apply Peerless Laundry, rear 917 12th st. n, WASH It—Large garage at night; experienced — man with good reference and one who will | TRAVELING POSITION—Open May 20: wost: Mhow hix sppreciation of & permanent position | ern and northern territory during spring including | mer; income, $200 per month, e ularl 1] e s R e T ‘commiysions and monthly bonuses w by steady and conscientions cure in wash- | salar) o o ‘oliwhing. ADDIY to H. B. Hart, Supt. now _employed application regarded as con- Totomue Electric Power Co., garage, 14th and | fidential and later date arranged; position “r: O stx._n.w. Quires three women, 80 years or older, wi e —————————————_|{ljgh school or coilege ‘training, references. WHITE BOY. experienced. in grocers store. | character, “stickability.” free to travel. For| Apply_st_1221_ L 20* | appointment isa_Bettison, Frank. 55 YOUN AN to work in waxh room. Appl i J o Tupont. Iyundry. 2535 Sherman ave. nw. - | W AI\T'LD—S{\LE_S[_‘ADIES. YPUNG for_position as whipping .| Experienced in millinery and| Abply with references before 10 a.m. mana- domestics. Steady positions and ger's office l)nllll~fi7ulrnll;]2|5 ¥ 5 w. Fonx wd store. | 5o0d salaries. Apply to Mr. H i %Iath n Behrend, 720 7th st. n.w. ! can capitalize spare time by ce best of references. Phone Lincoln 1823, 18 TOR OPERATOR or hofel work, young man, colored, experienced. 1. 1701 6th n.w. 19° ERAL REPAIRMA | take charge of a summer hotel, seaxhore, J. T. A s MAN, colored, wishes position as porter or work 1|n cafeteria. Address 649 N st. n. Apt. 3. - . - 1136 G 8t N.W. Maln 80,7 i = Owen Moore will be presented in “The | BYOKKEEPEE and steaographer, contractor —OLD MATTRESSPS MADE NEW- Chicken in the Case. :..:: 2 months, substitute; salary, $30 wge‘:r- RENOVATED, RECOVERED AT LOW PRIC! . Sohee pmrience A areds (Rox SICEL HE SANITARY BEDDING CG+ Crandall’s. BOOKKEE experienced, prefer man be- BILL-CLERK e e O D e tween the ages of 3040, Personnel Buresu, . P haracter e BoEinning Sunday and continuing {35800 8852 9, 10,y mgmael Bored sends a “please remit” mar character aod ablity. | Ad-| poporated at moat reasonable prices. Lat wd fer, “The Passion Flower,” in which BOOKKEEPER and aseistant in business office to your most touchy trads e e s L S e N and commercial establishment; state experi- ouchy €. i S ent of real estate conee T = orma Talmadge is the star. FOT |ence and salary wanted: o SR, 3 b sul artment of real esta EAGLE BEDDING 0. Wednesday and Thursday, George Ar- | Star oficer 0 "ooied- Address Box She mails a credit to the man - e o <abe A S N . liss is the star in his greatest stage | GHAUFFRUR, Tnteligent, whiter commercial e ' Addr S4H. Star office. MIRRORS RESILVERED. success, “The Devil.” House Peters|work; attractive wages, Address Box 24.H. whose bill is never paid. She EEMALE, - " Mirrors resilvered. New mirrors sold. and Florence Vidor will be the co- |Star office. 19° bill: PANION to elderly lady or child by ex- THE MIEROR SHOP, stars in the bill the jast two days Of | CLERK for hotel apartment; one who can_use s your cranky customers wd gentlewoman. Address K. the Matn 918 the week in “Lying Lips."” typewriter and work switchboard; salary, $100 for . 2 TAND HAVLING. month: give age and three references.’ Ad- goods their clerks have TURE AND BAGGAGE OF A ress. x 222-E, Star office. “ 3 T Savoy. COLOTED MES—severalseilgese. or per :‘Oflght. The letters “N. S. ¢ unday and Monday, Wallace Reid and profitable work: good pay. AP 7 4 PAPER R in"“The’ Tove Specia” and comedy, | AL cnce. drog store, 1801 Vermont dve. n.w. 0 her are hardly worth {ake hom e AN T :Man va. \Woman: Tuésday and Wed:| COLORED ~MAN — Settled, a thought. Why do you DERSMAK PR CHildren's Painting ani LaperhAnEing flefl":' and Buster Keaton in ~Hard ma;’ncd, to drive truck and gen- stand for clerks like that, dreaiesa)tpecialiy. Thone Adawms 4. 1801 13 0 . o e Luck”; Thursday, star cast in “Not|eral work i i tore. % S = T Aoy Kriday, Mitdreq Harris in | ot k in furniture s when in The Evening Star a y desires_position 711 and comedy, “Take Your|Reply, giving references, Box littl 5 : : afterncon and event Fime”; Saturday, T. Roy Barnes in|266-E, Star office e ad will bring efficient s A apecalty Aemodeling. Fhose Col ’ ee My Lawyer” and Harry Pollard [ 2 L > y . 3 i 9 ¢ in “No Children~ F DRAFTSMAN, on pafent drawings; eatiro,of clerks from near and far? €273 Sauress 1IDE EUDRG B8 W PAPERBANGING DONE AT REASONABLE part_time. G X i | Tedrooms papered. 8850 and ur 3. DRIVER for laundry route; must understand B e 3 Avenue Grand. collection_and delivery; excellent opportunity; - Sundas d Mond: wili . | liveral commission to’'a hustler. Address Box A lttle ad of 15 words = e ¥ en onday, iam 7-H, Star office. costn 45 cents cach i ‘mending, shirts made. Hart in “O'Malley of the Mounted” | ey~ poci marmea- =3, 811 E ach Uaser- E Star_office. 15! . e < TE and Larry Semon in “The Hidk”; [EAna HAND. good. e, Booew 3, S1L = tlon. Transient advertiwers, e o e fovalii—Phane |y THE CHEVY CHASE PAINTER - Tuesday and Wednesday, Milton Sills | s — o —Gor e Taundry. cash with order. g, 4 : HORACE E. TROTH I aohe Falth Healer: and Buster|siq snd New Yoik ave. 5 & RAPIIERS and typinis. (w0 young| _ The Local Fainter for Fifteen Y Beaton In “Hard Luck”; Thursday,|prpsr.crass COATMAKER or busheim e pos experienced. Address | Phone Cler. 450 __Chevy Chase. Md. ert L;‘t'flil inD Al }\lessage From | 1106 N st. n.w. 1 1 nw. o INTING AN ‘v DECORATING, ay, Doraldina in “Passion | i — . = UG RATLIRT, capricneeds Taw office pre-| _Personal attention given to every job. Prices and “comedy. A Straight | SolTD, TALIRNL R o Tl b Sht e e ot 3 B Stae | rignt for Sralclant work © 0 C rday, of exter in | geti illing. Apply Manager, Remschel otfice, 2 et e The Witching Hour.” Keito Saien Con Alexandria. Va. " [ doe A POSITION o CRPATHAT ~FAPEIHARGING - ASD HOUSEMAN and gardeper. middle-aged: must o & hree employe ine. ¢ R NTING . FIRST ClLASS. L. TAYL Agpollo. o aeat wog deanolie e cnpecid. G| A8 TR Dt o deie o ke 503 e, “ork A £ aving. N NOLEE CaiEN " llix will mot interfare with 301 mmesL H - ,.Sunday and Monday, start cast in Between the ages of 18 and 25 | gut ontion ana doex not reasie selliog, WOMAN desires position in affce D N taaon oy B d:v‘hatdhwrg W?lma.n“Rnlow it e | with Mil- Good_eyesight. heuting and helth | ing. - O L e T Ao umee: s { ENTERPRISE DECORATING CO. Jor2 y an ednesday, Wallace Reid in|JOB PRESSMAN—Man experienced with Mil- i yesight, hearing anc — - - — —— luftice work. Address Box , Star office.® 3 VAW = . “The Love Special and comedy, “A |ler ferders: permanent work, union shop. L. RESIDING WITHIN THE DISTRICT | MALE AND FEMAL e o | TAYNEINO MU TDECOR Straight Crook”; ,Thursday, Li Kelly Printing_Company, 907915 Grant ng to wor CHEF (Filipino). gen. (col traveling compunion 8 California. Address , "given. g 3 ursday, onel . B Evenings, Sundays and Holidays | pi eling » eSS« cheerfully g1 Barrymore 1n “The Grent Aaventimss |Piaco nw. Phone Main 4308. - a3 | maids{catorean.” o Intndresses Hox 121, Stat ofice. Ty DECORATIVE SHO! ;n?d cum?dy. “Scrappily Married”; LABORERS. HOSR T BT e T AYNED) ,‘,,,H'.‘:?."‘ L e o PE t’rwm’*'nflflah.”w' 5 oy e st in Not Gullty’:| Apply 1730 D st nw. 35 cents per our._ e e | CIVIL, SERYTC (INATION for_siatic sresyes, | ENOMS PAPERED WITH CUT-00T WOR- AR comay T D 2bit," | T1FE INSDRANCE MAN—Experienced, to rep- $17.00 per week to start: tical clerk. M pecinl preparation for thix West | 7114 7th st. n.e. Lincoln 5643. y, ‘urkey Dressing. resent in Washington one of the largest 1 $1,100.00 First Year. | examina rlerk promotion examination, j SUND. — — — Ly Estimates Fus " Work Guarastesd. insurance companies. Address Box 196-8, Star Rl | The cii Loy ek COOK (white), first-clas R. 0. WOLFF & BRO.. I York. jSiice . 722 12th st. nw. : . =S sk B caloes Paperhioging and Paintidg. Sunday, Th > o MAN, energetic, fo act as assistant fo presi- The GLLEGE-BRED men or women for Dart tiue Agency, 1349 Q' e Gt oe Phone . 2508, unday, omas Meighan in “The | dent of successful corporation; good salary to Chesapeake & Potomac to represent in Washingfon one of the lasgest and wife chambermaid. B T, ROCKER, City of Silent Men”; Monday, Alice |right party: must be able to invest : R e lite insurance companies: adequste commissios ok an wife bosemaid: thrve 10| bt Bl CCRER for aslection. Joyce in “Her Lord and Master,” and | references required. Address Box = F i TN Addrees Rox 133-8. Star office. nurses; references. Lad Eachange, BA5 Teh ot mow. North 4178, comedy. “The Fowl Bird": Tuesday, | ofice: B ASSISTANT TO LINING | DEMONSTRATORS and housetoliouse can ermont ave. —_ | GaprToL DECORATING COMPANT: PAINT- star cast in “What Every Woman |MAN, voun bout 18 vears old, Ap- BUYER, vassers. See ni Sells on_sight; “INO and wife want position in private | CA! T TeL mae phustecing: . astimtber . Knows”; Wednesday, Alice Calhoun in | P}y Huyle L L mloe = 10 percent pealics Call wornings. | fumiity: good cits references. Broadwas 14, | BErFily given: jobbing prompily attended to, 4 “The Charming Deteiver~: Thursday, | MAN fowork on farm in Virginia: state wages| Capable young woman to take 411 Evans _ 20° | Wardoun Park Hotel. 20° i B MUNTZ, 811 4% st. s.w._Pb. Main €38 Doralding, in “Passion Fruit” and | exmeeted. Addrows fox nif, St ot O | charge of lining department;| creae inroms 3¢ pleasant work cail at Bty Jous emenal Mo PIANO TUNING. § comedy, “. raight Crook”; Friday, : . o or 6:3 > 3. SCHAEFFER. Ber‘l‘e D“‘ey{s in_“Ducks and Drakes.’ air: steady job f ;|muist be experienced; splendid .i;rv A mwru';:" P;z,:x.cny Tearn real MAN AND WIFE want worl . """‘? Deres w".'..'“m'" g Snturday Bare Lo Torehy . Komrs between 10 and 12, Arcade Mar-|chance for advancement. Ap-| businens: receive pey while learing; need et | wie Bousework; st June. ot Phomogravhe repaired. 520 3 co. From Mars," and comedy, -Zefo |kt Office. 14th and Par — ply at once to Mr. Dobrin, man-| jng 66 e e e e R S COL. 4796—GEO. M. M. WALKER, FORMER- Love.” 2 MANY M believe they are worth upwards|™ - % -rn'nmny 5 p.m. William F. Matteson, 319 F ly bead tuner and player repairer for Percy of $5,000 per year. but have never had u fair|gager, V=3 3 Foster and Knabe Co.: price reasonable; esti- = S “hance to demonstrate it. This is now offered GOLDENBERG'S X mates free. 710 Morton st. Criterion. by " well known, walex oraoisation: perma, JOLDENBERGS, AR SHOE_REPA N en ection and on or S must — S A Blituralor & it by e | Bt o I, Star o Seventh and K Sts. ! Stie] betierer 1 Washing. HALF SOLESTSL. - ::: ;(cnhqws dn.- h(-ounlr)' thoroughly irst-cla PER and atenogr, e s ot I reTs ihee A umma!#‘v.r&‘mm =, l;flu‘. = ieved when Charles Maigne = nthg, sabasiial s Bo; “Star offic 0° COVERS AND T STEI made the screen version of the John | MEN, twa, of Intelligence. nver ary of | state’ experience. Address e R S AKD CPHOLSTE! Fox, Jr. movel, “The Kentuckians."|age who are smbitions 1o sdran e, with | 0 which " cor o : & Cion. whiich_affords 3 Saturday. " This Us Mr. Masenes frec D miitien Tor fatnre. if You have an earnest ai office; knowledge of shorthand pre- | $100 PER WEEK—Learn how v > s Henire to sacceed. Call at 619 National Metro- "Give experience and salury desired. | fere with present employment: gpecial production. ‘Monte Blue is the { potiiT, "l Wi, for_interview. Address Rox 308 e . 56 pm. A, M. Sheppard, 14 Ll atured player. MEN, AMRBITIOUS—Attractive propost PER. experienced: prefer lady be Apt. 114, SMALE DONESTIC and_dinner. n. w LOST. e rghclasa and” wel .::T:;"nllxw:.{ it and Newr ok aver 80 oo s,:f-d S i jpars woi T - siness; sale “businexs men, reliable and | 15 e = = i OOK— eammer $15 ol 7474 | DAY'S WORK, by volored woman. 1) AT GLEN FCHO, Sunday, Tiead bag, contain- | Panness e have an watimited fetd. o, [ BUNDLE WRAPPERS and | williog go country for summer; $45. ol BH. 4 o1y o i e ine purme. dolla bil, aboit 31 change, (okana. | sumber piease. Adiress Bos 0K, Staf|io octore 16 to 18 years of age. | mor s sseri Tomen i famil ”I T et [ swout o one M: i g office. < i i Py 7 S 5 i cand L xe Ptk fheds o c Address Box RELLAS AND PARASO! BAR PIN. wiver; Saturdas wicht QRDEELY (rolorea) “for_institution. A-nlr‘:\ppb' before 10/ a.m., Supt., S.{fess sy Ssis; s eedvhed S8 2 L N A PHONE PR isiew. herly. B : = month. 2153 P st n.w. _ e ol 24 Harry Sherly, 146 I a1z 141wt Kann Sons C { COOK and gencral howsework: thrce in family: WATCH_AND c"?""g—‘mfi‘fi y P ERICERIE e es . 3929 t., Chey se, n.v ¥ leathet strap; in Rialto Theater Frida LERK with some knowledge of t. Tefermncety orrison & "% Q95 | GIRL wants position as general bouseworker: | CLOCKS i o ’A"ngll-l' Siieg . Rewa returned to 1220 16th rmanent position. with advancement stay nights. 60 Eye st. n.e. WATCH = NELIN 3808 Phone Franklin 4: Phergetic gifl willing ta begin at low salary | COOK. fo assi Stay nights; | %t e Hye s B Touscworier | I0. COOPER. 505% 1ith. FRANKLIN 3904 BRACELET, bronze colored, with lion head and | Srar office. | and work her way up; $12 to start. Address | bring reference. P e L '-'“L_;i"’;";{-"fl"'"’ . WINDOW ADES. > two large pearis and large onyx stone; on Sun- COOK to do laundry and zeneral housework, | 10 _Sm: S & D€ EHADESGood quallty spaque shades, Btied dRy miscniox. on . Peturclvaiia ave betwern and a norse for two children. to go fo Camp | GIRL wants pla maid in private family ; 8E ms . e Iyeiity) =t The Star office and the National Hotel: reward. Humphress, ill be fnterviewed at 1726 or institution. Appls 428 Washington st- B.w.% | (0 20 % pgqes. $1.25; b.ag free; we call with 706 Stuart ave., Richmond, Va. . New Ham, 2 .18 | GIRT, relis . wants work; #iay | e KLEEBLATT. Tith and H sta. n.e. CHO! % > marten: Mond: 2 ‘00K and general liou<ework: go to mountains | nights. — S e T Gwean T6th and 1. Rolnk thronkh TAFk 1o 0. oF merican machine. 100 for summer: wages §1 week: reference ro- l WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS o Mount Plensant car: rewar. Finder pl T he Two—+ “Apply Man- |G : s elephone Col. 1454 FRESSERS—Two. - Avpl Lo = TRNTTUIE, Tuf, fableware, antiques oms. - GCOPY of linttun Dyers and 're, 145 B st. 5. i feae mork b P 38 11eh. - 8. People,” by Edward 8. Eilis. and composition SERS 2 first- S < —=3h io take heme | WOU purchase at once, from private P ot e & e and sompaition]| PRESSER S (two), first c‘,“s;’ll . L A R LD T 1% Some weed farniture. Tory of my awn: between offce of Rtory & Cabb| on Hoffman pressing machine ;| Laundr - . Columbla 1276, _10° 1 or day's work. 208 Penna._ave. West .| , Phone Frank. _ 210 and Chevy Chase Club. Finder kindly return & { GRADUAT! A S llL\X and wife want position on small furm | oo I ST e to on(-:m un' 1; .l-a.n;xmn.d11:20;‘4-nnu‘~‘v'|.—|n experience and reference: Te-{open at the “'ashlnzn‘ll\ ‘A-ylm‘na_nmmm {:r DL 208y _"_ ! near city. _Address Box 332- r office._* & N iien Afidress Dox E. Star of- or “notify by r s ; > ! onerat om Durse (salary. $85 per month: | = < = = = g - J 5, 3o Pk €410 v2 O 8% | quired; good pay. long season. Wt Tt i sia” it fs) COOK and general housework ;| Mo, WOuE, &y ~ie ot 0o s s 8 bldg. and receive reward. S Hoffman Co., 1530 Pa. ave. s.e.|Pdward W. O Coghinteacentilotl ""'26:77 Woodley rd. e e ey % | warer :Avmrmti‘:l:i_";;;fil"‘::.:‘¥°";*= m VIR e | o mNTATIVH trpecal) for & New Tork | LADY 7oine: it Kiows oo Sy i | PAY WORRERS. S350 coks, mardn for sra.| NURSE or_chambermaid, youss coiored 61| M tase. bt 5. 1358 Fark road. i TR1% Rrensen from a1 Tt oo ponone Line, | life fnsurance at salary $40 per week to start. | gy linings. = Apply at once. New England | hore. See Bet. Tutler host. 19% | wishes place. 1414 111 n.W. _w_HIG—_‘HEb’T CASH PRICES 7 = e - Important. Address Box 303-M. Star office. | Fifjriers. 1405 F st ENERAL HOUSEWORKER —Competent wom-{ NURSE, infant’s, first-class, white, settled. to flh:‘nl":v:\'::"i‘yl High Sch black fox fur, | = A T CLASK, LADIES earn from $45 o $75 & week, Ma.[4n: must be good cook: stay nightx; refercnce. | take entire care; best references. Address| paid for ail kinds of furniture, Mfi:fl;‘lnn PO Pl returied o 2034 1t af. 0.%, Fvening class now forming. Join the ranks | beile Honour, famous English beauty specialist, | Call Col. 6 _ *_ | Box 264-E, Star office. 18° | and carpets. Al orders prompily atiendef fo. —Marten stole; Saturday evenl: of a well paying profession which will lead to] announces the opening of her school for in- NBRAL HOUSEWORKER. with references. trained, experienced, deaires engage- | 630 Mass. ave. n.w. - Finder return to Apt. 44, Olym exceptional onmortunities. Investigate. struction. Marcel waving, $25; shampoo, curl. [ age over twenty-five: go home nights. Phone maternity cases; physicians’ indorse-1 WILL BUY YOUR old gas range. ""..,?" GTABSER, pair ahel : 1ath B T ALY 0 [ e o eveng claeca, - Col, | il Apt. 710, Wardman Park Hotel " jments : references._North 4060, 18 [ nw’Phone Main 2086 ___ E GLABS T ahellTi and Columbia road n.w.. ) ng. $5: . Col. 5 5 Neroaat . . : ) e el % Columbis Lo Biag. oo 5t adn Thin wts mow 23" | GTRL for general lousework. 1638 Newton 3t. | PLACE o do dagra work wanted by reliable | FURNTTURE coous® for 30 5725 “‘m'lx':'-‘ LEATHER PURSE, nawe W. T. Ds RESID] MANAGER for apartment I PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced; reference: 7 Z 3 D SH Please call Main 3412. &~ in leather. alwo visiting and busivess must be practicil_man with experience. Frec | 219 11th s \fier 5 evening 18° n_l""“' i g';f":{"_“’“""""‘ (after, fil):m;b‘fasy (so“:‘;::! home or h:em;mma e OOKS—Current i, text and_ease o e Ty AN mhotte Sl “*"*|PRESSERS, experienced onjcini, souss. colored, & ourse for baty I ke e et PE——) MINK CHOKER—Friday night. Finder plens: Ui merea) ladies’ fancy dresses and silks;| oy S = et FURSITURE of all Kinds Tor & slx-room Bouss rn o 4 4 rommi | R 3 2 A b ieces. S i future fo reliale man, Apols” Balti-igood salary, steady position Address Box : tar offce. 18% | fanid immediately, as'a who'e of odd piccrs currency Tuexday moraing mare Optical Company, Ko 300 1311 © 2% | Vogue Dry Cleaning Co., 14th: SN R Al B0 tiaren: sat = HIGUEST PRICE for furaiture. piancs. ofice stop, Irving and Mr. Pleasant — = EEat . = = {5 Saud A Harris, 3115 M. Fleasint 2t | KALESWAN wanted to_reprosent a st {and Spring road. ment: references req o take home. e b e e Bewt ewar ot ouse in e of nolisted xe H = - S otel. = Wi colot w i 2 A e e emmixeion 1o hose who qualify. | REAL ESTATE SALESLADIESTMust own or experienced AN, colored. N her ‘kind of housework: | prices paid. Square Desi Furpiture Co.. 501 o GEIL I Boinds. | eontainine Apply 406 Coutinental Tzust building.____*_ | gel car; we Tel. number. *ho i | Aewer (by maily 1308 22nd w. Eye n.w. Phone Main 5638. == aelivery "wmgon. n' Pelruars 11 Litaral o | ALES MANAGEIL one who i3 fumiiar with | Pleser. arees tes SIS iy | GIRE. competent. cook and gencral Wouewnck | WONAY, vellabie, middleaged” bousekeeper. | CIOTHES wanied; e o e B wa Siirned to 7 Railway £ Vi motor trick Business trict o | 8 LADY—Munt e a o st answer doctor's WOMAY. | e mied) R A 3 d Ifiretiard by A mecieaiiRailway Express)) thes 00 "n;l not peps “onlens @ ive” wire. | Manager. {00 Metropolitan Bank Wed | rrone® Call - Tprompiis) - ADE. O e S B35, *C. Litcman. 1144 Tth 3. “n | hesstone Motor Truc rporation, . | ne D oS Sy . 17th and Park rond T U sante waitress place, washing to| CALL the right man, zef your right price fo | oter Cren ¥ — — =1 —! ALESLADY — Corsets; thor- |GIRL to w a el with generaly MOMAS, MU Ng'e workl " 2330 Ontario | your “worn clothes. ’ Phone, Sorih 40443 or {ing. Rétarn Helen Lyn . Box!{gALES MANAGER SECURITIES DEALER. > = honsework. i oud Write 1346 U st. n. 3 ) {125, or call C 180 Y ege and expanding security organization | oughly experienced fiitter. Mary | Girr. colored, colored. wishes place a% charwomas, | FURNITURE, wanted now: highest prices paid. { POOKBTROOK, Tistrict { in New York, backed by twenty-clight years of n1ov 1111 T st. n.w. 19%" | Holmead pla ‘or evening. 2054 Sth st. n.w. Georgetown Furnitnre Co., 3236 3 st. now. | inomonie Heciee: e | o S apportumisy 13- betom | (o ol 27" | GIRK. colored. for zenera eiiable, colored. wants work clean- | Drop bosial or phone West 1557.___ - et oot Titn and Harverd O Wilon | e ociated ‘1o placing Jfound iseue, yld:flnzibAL LA in millinery ;| 1752 Tark road == R ndering. 1814 mn;’ v WANTED — FURNITC PIANOS, CAR- Dova. the average: has absolute’ security, Ll . for general hous : be day. meat colored g - Thone M. — sion. -20, - ¢ 1esi . ¥ ithou! 7 1111 == VAN JING, wmall, platiaum, with diamond “on | landt st New York commission; none but those|HOUSEWORK. withost waibioe, CHITIL, BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS | beds. When selifne wiy mot drop & postal o oA rmiia e narae s J4th Kewrn 1) AT FSMEN — Experienced in|hav mg/\;"]!:)g‘%"figne? 'E%’b' M eelinle, ot Aily 260 AWNINGS. | e RN ove Fairmont st. Ph._Col. SLW. SOARFPIN—Gol > 1 , the 14t i A~ X » et = NGS. TBNTS. FLAGS, PORCH CUR- N. KIRSTE] SOARFPIN—Gold pugect, Satardsy, (he 1ath: | linens and DI/}]ankets.suAflPPU 037 and 030 F St. N.W. S ELPER Wiite pern conge . WATEUPFOOE. CAXYAS SHEBTS | yumiture and cirpets for # conntry hotel. SCOIELD BIRLE it ante ook, Employment Manager, 8th floor, D7 Dt e o, Fhons. Col. Bo. ALTER 3. PROCIOR c0, j e s pibe o e 107 W e e Feward: W G st.. Woodward & Lothrop. SALESWOMEN. L B el e o RUILDING CONTRACTORS. FURNITURE o or Sln some odd pieces. ot A ol skl 2y AR . = 3 ot 1y, e 3 e 2 7. SRR LR SALESMEN (four), experi-| Experienced in the following! 208 iraia Ment wages: connery home: vty | “THE COLLEGEMAN CO., |Call Main 4458 o Adams 127 ave Lake or North Chevy Chase. = 5 : Tingtes from downtown. Phone Col. 4925 or | _ S OL 2 J v used_clothing call i M. Willard enced ; position permanent ; bring dcpartmel“"zi"]]' Tox 5. Silver Spring. M = 504 E. N.W. M. 3095. T ) pay the Mighest price. 3 MO NG—Liberal re- S S Milliner WA i whits mendations re- 50ND BLT PEC i . Main 8868, | one ket it retoenen "to| references. 719 Southern bldg. vitinery, A try home - near Washington: beat | & 3. CO. 410 BOND BLDG._SPECIALIZING D st. n.w. =T John W. Green, R09 . st. n.w. 18 [ Main 7137 Suits, ¥ages paid: goad lace for steady woman, Ad- e souceete work. gasses buliding ang ot Send tor Louis Notes, { TIRE—Govdye = > = Dresses, dressorila;iMatrvpolitan} Club: { 3984: home, Lincoln 3450-J. "o 814 E St. NW. H WOMAN to clean by the das. Apply 2803 Q e e iRty 1f you have any furniture or other goods to i e | e et ot give refercaces. - Address Hox Hosier 20 G, _ Contracting and Building. =1t oz, havs, 07, G Sl " Fhoes ! At car ati 45 Star ofics J8e Apply Employment Manager, V. oo, for general housework. _15%0| Why pas garage rent et my pie Sierd Fraokiin 2015, R & { ol chain, | 8th flo dward & Lothrop. | \Coyas" iwhimer or il ax chambermaia ang | Fosranteed. L. I LIPSCOME. 904 F st, , Send for M.' NOTT:.':& 0 { , and chain, e S D] = < osk i ily of 4 t 10 the. seasho N Highest cash prices paid for second-] cloth- Dr. 3. E LICITORS and_coller SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS | fa' e tntiea nmmer: traveling expenses pai: CARPET CLEANING. b hone Main 3479, 715 415 st s.w. Je3* { u engraving and printing. Liberal r mmixxion i | fo begin at once. Address Box 3: — " CLEAN We pay mo v . 2 e’ commixxion. " > i3 " in at once. A x 33 ORNITORE, » T p {—Experienced. _Apply Arcade) foii 27 A WE SIEAY RUGS FORNITURE, rops soboqts, W 7 2] | WRIST WATCH —Red enameled Vhich, 1f | & NEER—Third-class license. A>-1[ ayndry, Sunshine Dry Clean- | woma r general housework. 45 Bryant BARASLIAN. 811 17th n.w. G 7080. | Ander will return to Apt. 808, tie Ceell, i5th 409 Metropolitan Bank bldg., | |~ PATES . | st. n.w. CATIPRTS THOROUGHLY AND CABBFULLY | FURERTTURE envugh for s B-roum Touse: Land L Stx. now., he will be properly rewa m. = e FTS = e ™" will bur as 8 whole o e s o - | cleaned; matt; renovated. Estimates for- | wanted immediately: will bur a e = == O ot seveasl yonts’ expericace 1a. tild T e M of T | Slihed. ALBERT KAHLERT & CO.. 852 B |odd pieces Kindly call Pranklin 3785, ust hase hnd seves 2 WANTED—HELP ok, “Apply. Manager, Kemechel Auto Sales | 3ot = A 1ot fetimw. M. 3008 SACHS SAYS Main 6306. > AcE e o, | Erui Shon. 1404 G nw WANTED—_SITUATIONS, . | zroCllANING AND PRRSSE sy | movscnst” focainns - dnte. axtars,” talking TOTORED—Nalean 030" basia oF | Suroaten Juxt open AT OR RS - MALE, FFETRG OF ANYTHING OLEANABLE. CALL ines. grmsiey ply st once, Zenith Medicine Co.. | grtation “company paid divi L e = 9 PISTY, TS, MAIN 2022, MONEY ADVANCED ON STO blic | STENOGRAPHER— ROOKK! ER-TYPIST—Young man, with == CH® FURNITURE CO.. —— |xtart: stropg indorsements highest public | STEN 3 ] ° RPENTERS AND BUILDERS, SAC B aMciaie, many local banks: good comminsion: | education and references emential; nalury. theen yearstiexpericnoe. desieen cousition bt | AR B S A OOR. 8th AND D STS. N.W. TR AN - o Toaas; o e 1 kale P Appl: m 512, 918 G st. reliabl L wh y ard work wi - = o | EALERMAN—wanted coingiint s e o ot oAl Mo [loman Apwy T e Win wdvancomert. Address’ Box a8, ES BUILTS ANY TYPE; BRIGK (X m‘!e‘r-wx,\‘rfly——?"l &n:.—&n'.;fib:. feel sanied SUn : | man: exceptional and unusual enterprise; basic white_men to work | ¥ Personnel Bureau, CAKE BAKE . EARNEST CUCINELLY. 719 6th inklin 6151. | patent. ice”._18% | ondairy_farm. ‘Center Market. a New Yok ave. 2 | GARE DAKER desires position. ~Address 10X | GXpqWORTH & McARDLE. JOBBING AND | WLl CALL. city or suburbs. pay highest | =ALESM and fuil { Vhone Woodside = 305 Moad bagld- | CARPENTER WORK. roof painting work; | N> apiagy, Oorases of all Kinds. Prices """["’"" for Indiew’. men's and CR e ons 3. T | particulars; earn £2.500 to $10,000 yearly; big | 1°p] ERER, first-class, at o cob: o 309 Ese st. n.v % N-CI250 % clothing _an: jorth 499, | demand for men: incxverienced of e:%rrlz‘nfld'!)" Iadene. 3014 1tk at. ine. 14th and New York T | clieap. 009 Ese st. n.. l-};-:]:u:: 5:% !, : I S SORN FIAND Nwe e "Th0s Tih Bw. Phone s eity or_traveling. cumen’s Tr. Asaa.. | *. 014 A —— - . een. 3 ‘srpentry and Gent tanos | Dept'258, Chicago. N Young man window dreaser and fIBNoaRANHEE T e Bunan. nw. 19¢_ Remodeling & Specialty. 918 L n.w. S o Purniture. ol wilve ALHRMEN" 1t von Tave an auto and mot [ MED EElter: Kool chaie B e OLE, Star | Hond_building. 14th and_New York ave. CHAUFFEUR. colored, exr il rer. | GARPENTRY AND_ CEMENT WORK. | {iKiof mignch 20 clog “ruga. brasses: carsing £0 per weelk here i your opportunity: e is iy 2 . STENOGRAPHER, experienced: 330 per week. | (79800, K—‘e'm_mm OMI0 STONE, SUITABLE FOR GARAGE| A. E. ARNOLD. 1823 G st. Main 8173. e want u few good men who are s =2 I Bns e 3 R, ex CHAU ] Work and earn ndvancement and a xalaried sosl. | WANTED— Fliway traflic ~inepectars | Personnel Bureas, 305 Tiond Duitdine."14en gnd | CHAUFERUR, o& {ronc;, brewnstoe and blsestone il 204 o> | GILE CALL T MY UNIETIEEED ATYD tion. See Mr. McKenna, 704 10th xt. n.w. No ' experience: train for this profession| New Yorl = —= i ing | CHAUFFEUR—Permanent position as chauffeur | = - = CANI prices ‘for ladies’, gentiemen's, children's dis- — MALE. throngh apare-time home study: easy terms:|groCK GIRL—One who can assist runniug QHATTFBURTTCImanent position oo chew CHAIR CANEING. o mie® s Taih descriptions. — Address — 2 $110 to $200 monthly and expentes guaran:| levator. Whelan's. 1105 now. R iy oo \0°" | GHATR CANRING, UPHOLSTERING, POROH | Soriey or phové. 1 will call. W. RICE, 1833 ACCOUNTANT quailfied in_education and ex- | teed or moncy back; outdoors; local or trav B UPFRON colored, 10 S ear sxperionce: | rockers splinted. " ARMSTRONG'S, 1280 10th | Poa m.w: N 1755. t. o.w. Franklin 7488. OLD GOLD, SILVER, Kte. ~__ CUTLERY SHARPENING. —_— e o £S. BCISSOF iamonds, Old Gold, Silver FEre oomoms. mamas amp aci| Dismopoc oy Gy sharpeped. GIRSON. 917 G n.w. Main 1085. LOUIS ABRAHAMS, 815 G ST. N.W. ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION AND | GTAMONDS, GOLD, SIi REPAIRING. bought. ABE ~—ATL_RINDS: TMMEDIATE Sath B | Phone ARCADE ELECTR ! HIGHEST CASH PRICES LVER_COINS, PLATI- 433 9th a.w. 1 ICH. 1C CO., ~ thirty-five, trained in_economics, ac- counting, law, several vears a college execu- tive and teacher. varied husiness experie: seeks connection offering_future possibiliti pable of axsuming thoroughly reliable and capa ponxibility. Address Box 224-E. § PHARMACIST of Yong experience as prescy Addre tion clerk; permanent; reference. Box_19-H, Star office. PLACE et dress B STENOGRAPHER: speed seven years’ experience. 1f you need and can pay, for the by an all-rou Box_287 nd_chef . St 6th st. n.w. Phone_Col._5012. AECADE MARKET. ™ | Paid for jewelry. old gold siiver. alamonds, ~__ FLOOR REFINISHING. R -"“"'D "“'AL“"P R %7 G et FOUR_OLD _WOOD FLOORS PLANED. . > Ph, Main 2875. scraped and refipished; small flofl:!dole-flfi!u. o domonstrate my work.''C. ADAME. 007 G PERSONAL st. n.w. Franklin 2518. _Cail 3 3 IO FLOOR SCRAPING. REFINISHING AND | {ViSH TO PLACE A BEAUTIFU painting. All work guaranteed. For estimates| in g home for & few years. Address Rox call F. 2089. PRICE & HALLOWELL, 410|347E, Star office. NTED—A GOOD HOME FOR GIRL Jears oid; as one of family. Address 518, Star omee. EMPHATIC IN DEC] WE ARE 18 ‘Box. 0 RING THAT h FURNITURE. SURPLUS FURNITURE CO., 514 F st.. now open for business. See us for LAl hest in_this line, write: if not. don't waste time. Address Box 328-E. Star office. . STORB BALESMAN, capable youmg ma YOUNG MEN e e 4 e WOMAN, first_class, @0 clean; aiso a counter rs’ experience In general mercha ey ey B0 MoRsey b, (308 | i G0l B et " tlnes.Address Box 316-E, iiier, schoolboy TRAFFIC MANAGER, practical, experienced ey wma| WE HAVE position for compe- 2°_ltent stenographer. Good salary ook, == mm-rfl,—%—— for one who can fill the position handwriting) P. K. Cbaconas & Ixinna ave. ‘satis(actorily. Apply Saks & Co. and capable, wants position to organize or take over and operate traffic department for indus- trial concern. Address Box 271E, Star ofice. WINDOWS, house cleaning; reasonable ratea. Write 7 2 ains. the rous and have the cas = FURNITURE REPATRING | To buy ladies’ and men's worn suitr, Whoth AL CARRET AN z, er“an we ate cheerful in ouc trading and do = done At your home. Address Box 25-H, | 23% 5% ¥ 370 LU for "the cash. asieic T e TOsTHA OLD STAND. 616 1. _ s —HA‘— PIANO TONING AND TALKING A PANAMA AND STEAW HA' repairing by experts. Frank A. Shue, 519} L4 AND BLOOKED BY EXPERTS. Mans, ave. nw. Ph. ¥r. 317 4 3 00.. 435 11th N.W. CH 8P VIESNA HAT 00.. o . - ey S e L HATS REFAIRED AND BLOCKED. gertully. aiolutely suaragte, 1o