Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1921, Page 24

og HELP AND SITUATIONS. " NORWAY UNRBLET - CURBRUMRUNNERS '_Country, Supposedly Dry, Records 23,795 Arrests for _ Drunkenness in 1920. By the Associated Pre + CHRISTIANIA, Norway, June 20.— Norway is supposed to be a “dry’ but no fewer than 23,795 per- sons were arrested last year for being drunk, and 34,550 other arrests were made for sundry misdemeanors trace- able to the effects of intoxicants, it is shown in official statistics. While ‘these figures indicate a slight f: off. as compared with the previ year, they are far in excess of those for 1918, Norw ¥'s coast line, broken up as it is into numberiess fjords and islets, affords unlimited opportuni- ties for smuggling, which has be- come a regular trade, especially with former German naval officers. Fast_motor boats and small steam- ers ply between the various isolated coastal points and German ports, and hundreds of thousands of gallons of alcoholic liquors have thus been sur- reptitiously introduced into the country. Foreign brandies, whiskies and other alcoholic liquors are being ®0ld quite openly anywhere, although ihe sale of spirits in all towns is fllegal, except on medical prescrip- tions. Most of the smugglers are heavily armes many carry even hand gre- nades and all _are prepared to offer desperate resistance to interfering customs officers. The authorities frankly admit that they are power- Jess to stop the illegal traffic, as the configuration of the co favors smuggling to such an extent that a jarge army of officials and a whole fleet of motor boats would be re- guired to suppress it effectively. ————— LEAGUE INVITES U. S. TO ‘WHITE SLAVE’ PARLEY Invitation for Geneva Conference Never Reaches Here, However. Py the Associated Press. GENEVA. June 21.—The invitation of the league of nations asking the Tnited States to participate in the “white slave” conference here in July has gone astray between the league offices in this city and Wash- ington. The league has a Swiss postal receipt for the registered let- ter containing the invitation, but the letter never reached the American ¢apital. Controversial hearings relaltive to protests lodged with the league by Albania regarding allleged Greek and Jugoslay encroachments upon the frontiers of that country were con- tinued by the council of the league at executive sessions today. It was espected the dispute between Poland and Lithuania relative to the future status of the city of Vilna and the sarrounding country would also be taken up. The consultative military commis- sion is examining the military situa- tion in Hungary in connection wth the application of that country for admission to the league. Col. Neves, representing Brazil, is chairman of this commission, which expects to complete its draft of a report on disarmament soon. DOMINICANS IN PROTEST " AGAINST TROOPS THERE Enormous Demonstration Held in _Favor of Unconditional With- 3 drawal of Forces. By the Associated Press. SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Re- public, June 21.—An enormous demon- stration in favor of the unconditional withdrawal of the United States mili- tary forces from Santo Domingo was held here Sunday. The manifestants expressed the desire that Santo Do- mingo assume no further obligations than the convention of 1907, providing for assistance by the United States in the collection and application of the cus- toms revenues of the country. ‘A letter embodying the protests of the ypeople, addressed to President Harding, was handed the military governor by the leaders of the demonstration. - The archbishop, members of the su- preme court, lawyers and the faculties of the universities took part in the meeting, at which was expressed the démand that the United States’ offer of conditional withdrawal from Santo Do- mingo be refused. BANDITS LOOT WINDOWS. Paris Jeweler’s Show Stock Stolen; Value, 500,000 Francs. PARIS, June 19.—Five automobile bandits looted the show windows of a well stfcked jewelry store on the Boulevard St. Martin this forenoon, escaping with gold, silver and pre- cious stones valued at 500,000 francs. Scores of onlookers scurried to cover from revolver and carbine fire opened by three of the men, who remained im the automobhile, which drew up in front of the jewelry shop, while the two others smashed the windows and gathered up the booty. The watchman who was guarding the store emptied his revolver at the robbers, but without effect and the bandits drove off with their loot, clearing the street meanwhile with renewed firing. AIDS RESEARCH WORK. Baron Rothschild Gives Ten Mil- lion Francs to Found Institute. PARIS. June 21.—Baron Edmond de Rothschild, administrator of the East- ern Railway Company of France, has given 10.000.000 francs to found a scientific institute the object of which will be to encourage students to con- secrate their lives to the work of rescarch. Another object of the pro- posed institute would be to develop science in its applications to indus- try and agriculture. Those taking advantage of the facilities of the in- stitute are to be provided with labor- atories and documents needed for their worl ’ Stipulation is made that the insti- tute is to be managed by a council. two members of which are to be «lected by the Academy of Sciences dnd ome each by the College of France, the Faculty of Sciences and the French’ Museum. GERMAN CLUBS BANNED. Interallied High Command Orders Military Societies Dissolvt _COBLENZ, June 19.—The interal- Ifed high command has ordered dis- solution of the branches in the Rhineland of three German socie- ttes—the Deutsche of Fizier Bund, the Reichsarbeitnachweiss Fur Of- ieren and the Okulusa: ~These organizations are of a mili- tagry character and the abolishment of the Rhineland branches con- sidered advisable to prevent the po sibility of endangering the .safety of the allied troops, it is explained. ¥. S. MISSION AT PANAMA. PANAMA, June 18.—The members of the special commission_appointed re- ntly by Secretary of War Weeks to igate the civil administration f the Ganal Zone arrived here today. ‘The corhmission comprises Brig. Gen. W. D. Connor, chairman; Capt. A. F. Nry of the Treasury Department, H. ™ Wilson of New York. inland water- way expert, and F. A. Molitar, an en- gineering authority: OhaR S i e FOUND. POODLE—Small female, wire hair, two black and brown ears and brown spot at root of tail, A shington Animal Rescue League, 349 e e—————— LOST. AUTOMOBILE CRANK HANDLE for Maxwell car on Speedway Sunday, Reward. Call Col. 1751.3. 53 Cedar street, Takoma. 0 ‘WANTED—HELP s MALEContinmed. PRESSING and cleaning; must do other work. The Clipker Shop, 2419 1ith n.w. 2 AN —] to-house: g to travel, who can traln other mem: permanent position and good salary to willing. trust- worthy worker. Reply by letter, giving age, previcus employers, married or single. Room 404, Jenifer bldg. BANK BOOK, Jeannie Y. Major. between 14th and Fuclid and 11th and Clifton, June 21. Return to National Savings and Trust, 15th and New York ave. = 2 BATHING SUITS (2), boys, In Monument grounds. ~Finder please return to 2224 F st. n.w.. Apt. 12, and_receive reward. .. BRACELET—At . rda. to X4 14th ‘—Gold, between 13th and B and ¥7th and H, Monday afterncon. Re if_returned to Apt. 509, So lm_wok Court: of Musonie mple, ightwood, D. Reward .if returned to Mrs. Brahler, 655 Md. ave. n.e. Phone Line. 1600-J. L CAT, gray back, white fac female. Return 1406 10th station; green gold Unien “T5. " Reward if returnéd June 1 paws and breast: n.w. Reward. b SALESMEN to call on automoblle owners in city; the best money-making specialty on the market; the right man can make big and easy money.’ Call B. W. Curry, Ebbitt Hotel. STENOGRAPHER In law office; Apply Room 408, Colorado_bldg., between 3 and 5. __* STENOGRAPHER—Experienced: good salary. Persounel Bureau, 305 Bond bidg, 14th aud SUPERVISOR—Must be_able fo_haudle boys: good salary, room and board. Personnel Bu; rean. 305 Hond bldg.. 14th and N. Y. ave. WE HAVE STARTED our big campalgn of ad- vertlsing on Piggly Wiggly stock. We want severa}’capable, experienced salesmen to han- dle 1 only good, strong closers apply. This is tle best proposition in Washington. A five- minute interview should convince you. Great States Securities Company. 334 Southern bld. CHOKER, sable kil ersat. COLLIB DOG. Phone_Clevela; DOG. collie, Sunday. License 7404, 213 10th st. amall white male. vellow tips on ears; : $10 reward. 1328 M at. n.w. TTY . Darley. Reward. between shell-rimmed, on 11th or call 1 “and, I Retura to 1410 11th AN leather: between Military road and Hume ' Schoolhonse, Monday morning be- fween 3 and 3 a.m.: reward $25 returned in- t Phone Camp Humphreys 819.° _* KEYS in leather case, Saturday might, on Pa. ave. ~ Return to 24th and M st. garage receive rewarl. 2 KODAK (autographic), post card size: left in ear station at_Sycamore Island, June 16: re- ward. Hood, West 23 ‘ 20 LOCKBT AND © carved on one side and D. V. R. on other: reward. Call Col. 8853 or apply fo 3rd and Shepherd road, Bright- C. 3¢ or 5213 14th. " PLUME, white, Tw Circle and Potomac Park. Reward if to_Capt. Jones, Washington Barracks. _23° mall_amethyst in Phone Adam: returned o Cniversity Hospi se return 113 7th fraternity: bond and ke ed to Metrapolitan Hotel. PIN, Tau Beta Pi fraternity: Sunday, on Park road or 14th st. car or vicinity Hamline Church; pme on back, D, B. Brooke.' Call Col. 723, Reward if re- POOKETROOK, on Pennsylyania railtoad train. between Philadelphia and Washington, arrived at Washington 7:35 p.m. Monday. Reward if returned to Miss Harris. 330 6th st. s.e. ® FOOKETBOOK, containing about $12. gas re- ceipt, etc.; reward. Return 931 New Jersey ave. " biack and_white silk: Friday: reward. | Wagner, N-0 building, = Governmrat BAG—Containing gold asses In case, apron and cap, Saturday, oo l4th st. or cars. Keward. H. E. Wilson, 1426 Swann st n.w. SUIT CASE. brown leather: Reward, return Room 229, House office bu ing. Phone Capitol Branch 537. TCH (man's), hunting case, Fold flled. ribbon fob and knife; during past two weel | reward. 1336 D st. ‘se. . WATCH (iady'®). and fob, initial R. on safety June 19. in_the Capitol grounds between 7 :30. Finder please call at 143 A st. n. (R. E. Cottor) and get reward. s WATCH, gold: Fort Washington, oo Trick_or boat, oo’ Saturday night. Rewad, 1133 st nw. 5 WRIST WATCH—Octagon-shaped Elgin_wrist ate itk mtials . B on back. &t Chapel Point. Reward. Tel. Cc 10297. 1666 Park . n.w. 23° WRIST WATCH. gold. Thursday evening be- iween Marshall Hall and 4th st. Reward. Monday might. e e WRIST WATCH—Lady's, Eigin. octagon; on steamer Macaleater or at Marshall Hall. 'Re- ward_if returned to William Gibson, 917 G st. ‘WANTED—HELP SALESMEN. HIGHLY profitable, immediate employment for several active and efficient salesmen, for high- grade patented and thoroughly tested improve- ment for automobile tires. Extraordinary op- portunity to make good money quickly. ~ Call at 2100 14th n.w. after ® a.m. - SALESMAN—No _experience necessary; money. _Address Rox 355-T. Star office. e - | beginning July YOUNG MAN as supervisor of boys: one with institutional _training preferred; must have character references. Apply Superintendent, Industrial Home Schiool, 2350 Wisconsin ave. n.w. YOUNG MAN wanted to feed job printing press; must have experience: temporary posi- tion. 'Owen K. Truitt Co., 1212 You st. n.w. YOUNG MAN to do clerical and mafling work in exchange for a $150 course in radio to be taken in the evening. Get full details by calling at_the National Radlo School, 1343 Pa. ave. n.w. YOUNG MEN to solicit for dry cleaning establishment. See Mr. Ballenger, bet. 4 and 7 p.m. d | Apply 2469 18th st. n.w. FEMALE. “The Peinter PRIN' \ TER of the bet- ter type sets others an example; he’s on the job in any case, with energy that’s ample; unlike Jack Spratt, he’s fond of fat, though not afraid of lean; when in good form his fingers fly, and yet his proof is clean. You need a printer j just like that, but don’t know how to catch him? A * ‘'want ad” in The Evening Star is what you need to fetch him. Help Wanted ads, 3 cents a word. tising, cn Transient adver- nh advance. WANTED—SITUATIONS FEMALE—Continued. AN OPPORTUNITY for & number of experienc- ed salesladies; permanent employment. We want you to sell Piggly Wiggly dividend-pay- ing_stock: 38 stores in Washington, 580 atores in various cities of the United States: 560 new stores contracted for. Big advertising cam- palen just starting. Great States Securities Company. 334 Southern bidg. CASHIER und office assistant wanted, one with ce who Is capable of taking charge of office; good salary and permancat position to right ‘party. _Address Box 177-A, Star office. COLORED G ansistance small 1 And with care of haby ; part or whole tim Col._ 8808, Apt. 10: RI, fo wait on fable and act as nnapolix for summer months, returning to Washington for winter; must have good_references. CASHIER—Young lady, who is a good penman and typist, first- class; permanent position and good salary. 611 14th ST. 21* Per- COLORED WOMAN for general housework: to stay nights; references required. Phone Clev. 1649. COOK._good Star - Home, Siay nightx. Masonic and Easters near Takoma Park. Plone, Col. STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST—RBeginner: Star offl OGRAPHERS and typists furnished em- plovers day, week or month free of charge upon _applica to the Washington Service Exchange, 1423 F st. Eficiency gt teed. Phone Main 1 STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST— Several years’ experience, desires to change present position. Op- iportunity for advancement rather than increase in present salary sought. Graduate of Washington School for Secretaries. Address Box 296-T, Star office. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE, 21, 1921 l BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRING. ALL KINDS; IMMEDIATE SERVICE. ARCADE ELECTRIC CO., Phone Col. 5012. ARCADE MARKET. KEYS. DCPLIMK‘ATE KEYS,, 25 T TS, ade while e ‘wait. TURNER & CLARK, 1233 New York ave. n.w. MIRRORS RESILVERED. MIRRORS FOR SALE. YOUR MIRRORS RE- SILVBRED LIKE NEW, BY BPECIALIST. FOR VERY REST GUARANTEI WORK SEND TO CHAS. J. HARBEC, 46 H N.W. Mirrors resilvered. New mirrors sold. THE MIRROR SHOP, 1425 F st._n.w. - n 791 MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS. ETC. OLD MATTRESSES MADE NEW, RENOVATED, RECOVERED AT 1LOW PRICES SANITARY BEDDING CO., Franklin_6735. MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS ovated at most rensonable prices. Let , give estimate. Prompt deliveries and sat- Isfaction assnred. EAGLE BEDDING CO. N. 5210, 1123 7th st. MOVING AND HAULING TPAINTER _AND_ PAPER- hange?t Best work, lowest prices. 7233 0th t.n.w. Phone M. G708, after 6 pm. __20° PAPERHANGING — BEDROOM PAPERED. $8.50 and up: dining rooms and parlors, $11.00 and up. J. EGDOL, 445 N. Y. MISCELLA BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Continued. ON ACCOUNT of other bu fer lease of high-cluss rooming h pont Clrcle: furnlslings sold, i nt opportunity. Address Box 120 office. HOTEL, COMPLETELY FURNISHED. E tricity, '8 baths, steam heat, unexcelled loca- tion; cash pavment, balance terms. For quick ! sale’ will sacrifice.” Pacific Real Est 1222 Pa. ave. n.w. Hours from 11:30 to 1 p.m. secure desk e Tiox SR, NEOUS.’ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS WING MACHINES—Continu, Domes r dropdead mu- ar £10, $i asy paym We . stic quic at bargain sent an approval to yonr hou ing xchange, Mice. Franklin 37 LINE of used e A1l makes. Renting piaiting. ings. a) H nw., ox mechim $10 and . 1 yeas ? expert repuiring: e Huttons made to. ord opkins, 2926 14tk | coi 1708, 1Y YOU HAVE for nine months you can participate profits of a great invention by the foremost electrical engineer in the world. Yon will le secured by &7 preferred stock of u $2,000.000 corporation of highest characte WOULD LIKB TO some line of business with scrvic Rox_1: ipped und ready for use: reasonable rent. Bituated corner 14th and Allison sts. n.w. H. H. Bergmann & C n puarters with modern ¢ ith it. Ak aboat it. Voodward, Realtor, St nw Teudy -to-woargarments st. Address Box 1 | ALL GREAT BARGATNS Tn flightly used sewing machines, practi- i all goud m v an save n coma STEPHEN SMAK Tine. 275, Ope ngx. LARGEST STOCK of used sewing machines, $10 up: reting and repairing ® mpecinlty. » nsig | Heamy. 623 Pa ave. se. Phove Linc. 3672. S MANAGER for_well established o tionaily_recognized advirtising company: bi elass experionced advertising. xalesmian: other des rent and e 717 12th n.w. Hoyale, Smithe ter paper. $1. o.. €16 14tk ITER Rental Scrvice. 2301 l1st st orth 3 in adv., $1050 Rebuilt’ typewriters for sale. Terms. INTERIOE, EXTERIOR PAINTING AND DECORATING. KOONTZ & HUBER. Pricen right for first-class workmanship and material. _Phone Main 4410. Estimates Furnished. Work Guaranteed. R. 0. WOLFF & BRO. Painting, Phone_Linc. 2598. H. I, RUCKER. unlimited stock for selection. North_4178. aperhanging and 3 _EANED, POLISHED FOR expert, on orders this wee R. F. LOX & near Italeigh Hotel: Address Box 78-A, Star TATLORI qale: dolne from 1 well’ equipped. 60-A, Woinz good bisi- | ness. CAWYEIR lins $5,000 ¢ wisted offices. to Soin any siate full particulars frst letter. e : Address I FOR SALE_MISCELLANEOUS ACH ALKER, FOR- COL. 4798, GBORG £ for Percy merly head tuner and Foster and Knabe Co. 3. RCHARFFER Piano_tuning, player-pisnos and all makes experience. wages, _$60. es, 38 2th st 8.€. CHOCOLATE DIPPER—Expericnced. sonnel Bureau, 305 Bond bldg., 14th and N. Y. ave. e OAKROOM GIRL wanted. Apply at Farle Restanrant, 318 Oth at. n.w. DRESSMAKER, colored. Apply 1685 V n.w. . once. t. nd_general housework. 4909 1410 1 . Addr K for general housework : no lammdry: t home: stay of go homie at night Chevy Chase. TYPIST—General work around office during summer months; reasonable salary. Fhone TYPIST—Rapid_and_accurate, desires evening Address Box LADY, as switchboard or_calculating machine operator, experlenced at either. Ad- dress Box 113-A, Star affice. 21¢ B R s | vo HALF SOLES, $1.00. Bring this notice for benefit of price. QUALITY SHOE REPAIR. 417 1ith our Wales Visible Addinz and Listin chines. Generally overbauled and in class shape. - Bargaios. Wales Adding cbine Co.. 712 131h t. n.w. Maia 1086, tou M “Minnix, district manager. GBI hoat_moto BVINRUDE perfect Remington- EXPERIENCED billing _cler! W Frank permanent position. 216 F at. n.w. v USEWORK in small family: stay in nights: good home and permanent place. Phone after 6 o'clock. _Col. 1942. . { COLORED GIRL. experienced, waitress in_cafe boarding Louse. 1500 11 s Phone Tor_teahouss and he v evening. 730 17th st. n.w. 2 ER—Coats, suits and dresses; must be experienced; permanent position. Lessner- Meyer Co., 917 F st. n.w. HAOTELS NEED TRATNED WOMEN—Nation- wide demand- for trained wome: all depart- ments, hotels, clubs, apartment houses; un- crowded field; fine living, quick advancement our methods endorsed by leading hotels every: where. Call for particulars. 'Lewis Hotel Training School, 1324 New York avenus w. HOUSBKEEPE xperienced, for six ks in pleasantly located educa- tional institution in Washington; cash salary, board, room and laundry. Answer in own hand: Tper h | writig. Address Box 234-A, Star office. LADY between the ages of o become branch store manage 10_experience necessary. Personnel Bureau, 305 Bond bldg., 14th sad N. Y. ave. »: LADY, young: good penmai qnired. H. 8. Fischer, 438 9th LADIFS—_Learn the real entate business. N not interfere with present occupation. Soms earn $100 or more per week. Free lecture daily referencen . nw. 2 Te- . GIRE, for general homsework, 1o R0 the simmer: must have local references. Phone i 220 for | { COLORED GIRL. neat, wisbes place as nurse or light liousework; has'best of references. 2446 tL—General housework. 1454 Fairmont s nw. GIRL, colored; general housework. 501 13th t.nw. : 3 fo 18 years, to assist with bo COLORED GIRL, experienced, waitress in cafe r boarding house. 1500 11th st. n.w. Phone i evenings, or luundry Lewis, 1410 5th st. n.w. HOUSBWORKERS, severa for reliable women. Central Agency, 20 Mass. ave. n.w. . cxcellent_openings | COLOR ned, expericaced, wants a place a nights. MAN : CHAIR 4644 Hunt place month or yes 4 Boat House, foot of 2 SAILBOAT. 53 ft. long, 1 deep, with ‘16 horsepower idress J. F. Bruce, Box 20 sv. Cumberiand® nd F sts. n.w. 3625 1 wide and 4 ft. Ad . DIAMONT: AL CAEINET AND FURNITCRE RE- peiring done at your home, Address Hox 162-T.” Star o3¢ nd several ehoic star office. DOW SHADES. od_quality opaque shades, fitted indows, 93¢; the best quality of opaque shades. § hung free; we KLEERL MATD for_general honkswork: stay mights Star offic - | COLOR] L—Reliable, a5 Belper around the house. 1425 Srd st. n.w. desk tray sz revolvis office tabi office accessor oftice chi stenographer's el ferred. Addres o e, girl or woman: MOTHER'S HI at; good home for right girl. Call 649-W.' 5312 38th st Chevy Chase schoolgirl, enger to earn money through sum- in modern suburban home: stay night £20."- 200 Rittenhonse «f. n.w. . NTRS spectable colored girl as nurse. w. orih WAITRESS, n breakfast, 7 to Olympia Cafe, 14th and 'E t, Tight colored, experienced: 7; $10 8 week. nis plice a5 { housework from 8, until 2:30 only. st.n.w. & OLORED WOMAN, reliable, wishes dry_washes at hom 3 5th st. n.w. COLORED WOMAN desires four days' weekly. Phone N. 6220. 2 ASE_at once some_us 10 ‘outfit seven-room flat. Phone Franklin 4328, COOK AND MAID want 200 st n. COOR. MAIDS, nuree, waiiress. laundress and cleaners. 1 Ageucy, Main 4848. Places together. | at 5 p.m._Giheon Bros. Colorado bldg. 27% LADIES, refined and intelligent, to take spe- cial summer rate and special 10-day course in besuty culture, which includes agency and sup- ply_for high-grade toilet preparations: good opportunity ; white or colored. For particulars phone Col. 2247, between 8 a.m. arnd 6:30. * LADIES—You can learn telephone awitchboard operating: s easy, fasclnating work: pays well; taught in ftéen lessons. Milton School, 14th’and N. Y. ave MATHON_in local achool for boys. Personnel Raresu, 305 Bond bidg., 14th and N. Y. ave. SALESMEN—Euergetic outside salesmen to h“fi‘: a 'eAll ;fllh;lnb.ed "8 of ’hmn!hdfl appliances. ~ Apply 5 to 8 p. m. Webster: ElectHe Co.. 710t w. BALESMEN—Write for list of lines and full particulars: earn $2,500 to $10,000 yearly: big demand for men: inexperienced or experi- enced: ity or traveling. Nat'l Balesmen's, Tr. Asm., Dept. 359, Chicago. STOCK SALESMEN—A great popular Marriand enterprise: the whole state is on its toes boost- ing: highest public officials: all leading banks: great set-ups and active co-operation. Mr. Du- rant. 613 G st. n.w. J TRAVELING SALESMEN wanted to cover ter- ritory within radius of 100 miles of Washing- ton ; must be mechanically inclined and between 30 and 45 years of age: salary and commis- wlons to right parties. Vasil Steam ; Washington Loan and Trust bid MALE. ACCOUNTANT_Must be_an_experienced all- around man: opportunity for right party; good salary. Address Box 192-A, Star o;e 22¢ AMEITIOUS MEN to gual in ife (ime for Bositions n drafuing Protession: s con- nial work: good pay. Day or eveming clasers complete course 8 to § months. Informaties a8 to opportunities on request. Euroll now. Os Tembia School of Drafting, 14tk and T AUTOMCYILE PAINTER and helper; must be good. _Anto Livery Co., 212 13th st. n.w. AUTO MECHANIC. Apply between 8 a.m. and 0 p.m. Rear 727 17th st. n.w. AUTO MECHANIC—Must have good Enowledge of electrical equipment; excellent opportunity for frst-class msn. B. C. Furr, ith and G sta_sw, . BOOKKEEPER. experienced, by a concern: ity. Reply to be consideration must be in own hand $xperience. references and Addres Box 231-A. Star offic BUSHELMAN, E. H. Soyder & Co., 1411 G st. n.w. 23¢ CARPENTERS Good _all-around men; report with tools, 7:30. . n. GARPENTERS—CONTRACTORS — Make Pro- posal for erection of 6-room ready-cut house in Takoma Park, Md.: also- heating. lighting, plumbing; bond. Address Box 31T-T, Star o Y SALESLADIES, experienced. Bar- Tett Shop, 916 F st. n.w. MUSICTANS —Violin, banjo. saxophone, ; city engagements. Address Box tar_office. 2 OUTSIDE SALESWOMEN—Learn to sell real estate without interfering with present business. Free lectures every evening at 7:30 o'clock. G. Van Hoesen, 819 15th st. Phano, PORITION A8 TELEPHONE OPERATOR or. SINGLE WOMEN Between the ages of 18 and 25, With ring and heaith, E DISTRICT, work and holidays Good eyesight. hea, Residing WITHIN Willing t Evenings, Sunda: Required. THOSE NOT SPECIALLY TRAINED FOR other vocations preferred. $17.00 per week to start: $1,100 First Year. Apply. Pirst Floor, 722 12th st. n.w. Th e Chesapeake & Potomae ‘Telephone Co. FAPID TYPIST and stenographer-typist: state age. experience and salary wanted. Address Box 324-T, Star office. e RALESLADY—Thoroughly 3 fitter; good salary; steady pos! Shop, 1111 F st. n.w. rienced _corset tion. Mary May o3¢ WOMAN or girl to do houxe: Call in person between 9 a.m. and noor Apt. 33, 2310 Ashmead pl. n.w. 2: colored girl. wanted. Apply 223 H At_nw. WOMAN for_general hiousework; 3 in fami Phone Col. 52 1918 Biltmora «t. WOMAN to_cook and do general Bousework. 'S WORK of any kind. Write 163 F st n.w. RAL HOUSEWORK- 831 P «t_n.w. No washing; colored, wettled:_general liousework. n.w. Frank. 3718, . white: general housework: small ving city for summer. Address B: 36T, Star office. e 3 settled, for_general houseworl cooking. 1620 T st. n.yw. N, colo work in hotel. Appi; ‘WANTED—SITUATIONS = MALE. ACCOUNTANT—Position wanted by first-class accountant: married man: parties paving less per month please do not answer. Ad- T 4 210 = experienced. es. Address Box 129-A, Star office. 23 BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT, experienced best of references. Address Dox 154-A, Sta office. 20 BOOKKBEPING performed by public accoun anta; $10 per week: xystems fnstalled grath income ' tax specialists. For interview address Box 104-A, Star office. 260 r GIRL wanis work from 8:30 to 4:30. by week o'r day, pear 18th and You sts. Call 2153 8th TRL wants place, day's work. Call th st. n.w. STRL ™ wantx work. 1636 Touse or el M8 12th_st. HEAD COOK “all or wril I il W o Phony IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING 1o el Main 6162, Riley, Auctioncer, 431 11th st. Send for Louis Notes, 814 E St. N.W. It you have any furniture or other goods to sell, and you will obtain best results. Phnoe ‘runklin 3 nd maloga bedroom suites, complete: splendid cundit 9. sh: no dealers. Adams FURNITURE enowsh for a 11-room house: will buy as whole or odd picees. Main 34 1* FUE CE enough for 4 0-rooul Louse: wanted immediately; will buy as a_whole of s Kindly call Franklin 3785. FURNTTCRE, rugs, aatijues. We pay more than’ ever for houschold effects. S. A, Cam- mack & Bro.. 637 Lz. ave. Main 7030. and houseliold effects h i | 3. ather-seated chairs. WILL CALL IN MY USLETTERED AUTC ile, city cr siiburban, and pay you highest prices ‘for Rentlemen's, children’s dis- carded clothing of ull *descriptions. Ad 1 will call. you cash for zour pianos and antique furmiture, old silver, Jewelry, old_ china, rugs. bLrasses. N 1323 G st. Main 73, TAUNDRY, first-class, done at home. 9th_st.__n.w. LAUNDRY to do at home. 2408 Virginia ave. 318 . LAT n.w. NDRY to take home. 1414 Church ool isfied with Weisenberg, 622 E st. n.w. 1 Frankiin o1 SE. wagon and harness, $10. I iving_and riding, che Marlow o AMEKICAN TYPEWRITER CO. 1681 Busi Copitol at. “lent, well, repite oy all makes. Stands tree. O g0 ec. Open evenings MISCELLAN NEW METHOD GAS I - | vara. k_of Knowled, JEAND RAw | pabieys, I uve. s STMPLEX e i 1 price: 03 B W IS OFFICE s new. Dr quartered ol camp £t piano, Kitchen utensils, re- | BERE] Tew harnecs, top wazons. 1 top wagon. on court, 413 brtween M and FURNTTURE of all kinds {or a six-room house wanted immediately, as a whole or odd pieces. Kindly call Col. 66 . LAUNDRY to tzke home or day's work. th st n.w. TAUNDRESS—First-clas Jersey_ave. n.w. 1238 by day. 1020 New RUTLER, valef, cook, white man. excellent duties, desires position. Address Dox 183-A, Star_office. 208 MATD, colored, wants place to leave city. Cal 1034 iSth st. n.w. ot URSE—Neat colored girl wishes piace. Call CARPENTER wants work: screens. floorin anything. Address Box 241-T, Star o fee. CHAUFFEUR in _private family: young man desires position: salary no question: el erences. Address Box 126-A. Star offce. 23 0 NIC, white; ten years : private family. 20 H st. ne. 23% CHAUFFRUR, _colored, expert on _bigh-class cars; beat references. Phone Lincoln 1823, 23¢ SALESLADIES, for our coat, suit and dress departments; "|good salaries, permanent posi- tions ; only those with experience need apply. Roberts, 933 F st. nw. Pernel Burean, 305 Bond bidg, 14t and N. Y. ave. . NOG! fenced, Bilc Srenoiraptic, Work. unel Bureao, 305 Rond bidg., 14th and N. Y. ave. . CHAUFFEUR — Colored; first-class mechanic: 12 years' experience; 8 years with it em- ployer; good references. 1320 R st n.w., Apt. 5. ”_ sition: employed as chauffenr in government for past four years. Ref. from 1908. Phone L. 17163, 21 butl CHEF, cook. waiters, kitchen help, ler, houseman. _Central Agency, Main 4848. CLERK-TYPIST, young man, desires positi experienced; references furnished. Address Box 168-A, 'Star office. 220 ENGINEEE el e Tarie. Thoroughly ex- jenced, capable of assuming entire charge. Rdvess Box ‘TA0-A. Star ofice: E7ii CHAUFFEURS—Heavy duty truck drivers. Burr. Bros., 606 R. I ave. ne. CLERK—Honest, young man. Yankee 14th st. n.w. Tntelligent, —_hard-working System of Baking, 1939 CLERK for permanent position, with good portunities, by Iarge. local hotise: young man With rome bookkeeping experience preferred. In reply state age, references, e co. and afl]lr, expected. Address Box Star of- = S COLLECTOR for city work by local concern. In reply state age, reference, experience and miary expected. 'Address Box 2014, Star office. L DRAFTSMAN, junior archi- tectural, with some experience in detailing. Address Box 144-A, Star office. DRIVERS. experienced, for taxicabs. Apply after 9:30 a.m. Terminal Taxieab, 1233 20t st n.w. DRIVERS. experien 30 am. Term| ced, for taxicabs. Aj atter inal Tazicab Co., 20th st. n.w. 3 LADIES' TAILOR, firstclass on clothes and fancy work. Schwarts, 922 14th n.w. LATHERS wanted at once. Call Cleve. 1696. MAN in vicinity of 25th and K work. Apply Tuesday evening after K st n.w. 3 MAN, 21 to 45, given excellent rtunity to dy law without interfering with present sition; give address and phone number. dress ‘Box 185-A, Star od’&‘ ts., part-time . 2305 STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS (only) are requested to call at this bureau and register for employment without mnrge Pay when placed (the homest way). Washington Service Ex- change, 1423 F n.w., second Soor. 23¢ e T i = A'nlvlr—:- Box 133-A, Rtar office. TYPIST familiar with dicta) e; good sal- ary. Personnel Bureau, 305 bldg.. l:th fountain. and N. Y. ave. experienced; _soda Kramer's Palm Garden, 918 F st. n.w. WAITRESS, WHITE GIRL for piain sewing. BShirt and Glove Hospital, 3th at. n.w. L) FILIPINO, experienced, aa Cook of butler; ref- atence. " Xrs. "Lejeune, marine barracks, Sth and G se. . HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT wishes a job Dellman or_bus boy; best references. ~Phone North 860-W. e JANTTOR or houseman; colored: SIX years' ex- Derience; best of references. 1726 6th st. Call for J. 8. Mankins. JAPANESE, bright and capable: to Work gen- erally. Address Box 269-K, Star office. 21° MAN—TIn purchasing labor it Is well to In- clnde in your requirements a capacity for thinking: a busy executive may do well by communicating with Box 157-A. Star office. 22¢ WOMEN WANTED to learn narsing. Demand greater than supply. Good pay. Learn at home in spare time. Farn while learning. Entire tui- tion cun be earned in few weeks. Special offer. including free nurse’s equipment. Write for full particulars. Chicago School of Nursing, -Dept. R. 421 South Ashland bivd.. Chicago, Il hat checking YOUNG LADY wanted for counter, Cabin John Bridge Hotel. experienced on Hoffman no fake, but a A, Star office. ® PRESSER, white: machine; plecework or_sala real presser. _Address Box SALESMAN, solicitor_or collector, outside po- sition; age 35: married: resident here all of lite; have auto. Address Box 147-A, S office. 230 STATIONARY fireman, experienced. H. (i michael. 615 New Jersey ave. n.w. 26 YOUNG LADY, good penman, for gemeral of- fice work; give age and particulars as to edu- cation, experience (if sny), and compensation dexired. _Address Box 4-A, 'Star office. _21° i WORK—HIgh school graduate, ambitious, good appearance and address: some experience; ref- erences. Address Box i8-A, Star office. ' ® YOUNG LADY to take care of telephone switchboard: one with stenographic experience preferred. Vogue Dry Cleaning Oo., 14th gnd Spring road. 4 TOUNG LADIDS, pleasant oataide woek, com- mission basis. See Mr. Gray, 911 9th st. n.w., 56 p.m. YOUNG LADIES to solicit for dry cleaning establishment. See Mr. Ballenger, bet. 4 and 7 p.m. | Apply 2469 18th st. n.w. JOUNG MAN desires position as clerk of front man in drug ours excep! 1308:30, " Address Box 1 tar office. * YOUNG COLLEGE STUDENT. age 22, wishes ition of any kind, day or evening. Address Box 524, Star ofice. 230 YOUNG MARRIED MAN wishes position janitor or_chauffeur; private family. Apply 2217 Cleveland place n.w. FEMALE. 5 | family of nurse: reference. 1520 10th st. r | A TAINS, 1918 Vermont ave. n.w. PLACE to do laundry o cleanis . North 1873. o e PLACE as dishwasher, morni; and evenings. 1616 Vermont a nw. e - PLACE to do day’s work or out moraiogs. 2513 Q st n.w. PLACE as nurse to go away for tb summer by colored girl. _Apply 8626 N st. n.... PLACE, as _chambermaid-waitress by reliable colored * girl; _city reference. 940 25th at. Phone West 2330 { Text_and Pearlman’s LAW BOOKS—Current Tuw ase Books: best prices paid. Book Shop, 933 G st. n.w. WE BUY houschold furniture and office x- Money adyanced on storage. ACHS FURNITURE CO. Cor. §th and D sts. n.w. Main 6306. NEW U. 8 double harness for two horses. ueed Gonble arness. £330 new saddie §4: T4 ing bridles. $1.50. Large ascortment singie har. ivess and collars cheap. C ELAND motor ¢ 23 C st se. NDIAN motor crele, ahont 450 miles. Applx WANTED—To buy old furniture and feather beds. When selling why mot drop a postal to the old reliable firn H. MARKS, 1002 Fairmont st. Ph. Col. 851-W. WANTED_Feather beds and furniture. Best prices pald. Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eye n.w. Phone Main 5636. N SCOUT—Fully ey conditior HARLEY-DAVIDSON, 19; mew: reasouable; terms, 627 H st n.w. MUSICAL INSTRUM 1 st. n.vw. . and side car: like Bowie & McPherson, CLOTHES_wanted: lighest prices paid for 1 dies’, men’s and children's worn clothes, shoes. North 8315. G. Litchman, 1744 7th n.w. WILL BIFICE my_$165 Aeoling-Vocalion and ‘records for cash. 4727 Georgia ave. Col. CALL the right man, get your right price for your worn clothes. 'Phone North 4044-J or “rite 1346 U st. n.w., Abraham’ | PLAIN OOOKING, bousework, wanted by col- ored girl. 84 O st. n.w. RELIABLE_ueat colored gifl wants pis cook and first-floor work or chlmbnmlfi vate family, Please call or write to 308 n.w. 210 STTUATION as Kitchen maid want otored girl, 118 20th st mw. e P, % WASHING, bundle; at home; good laundress. 1662 32d st. n.w. WASHING to take Bome. Call © 1021 Kenyon st. n.w. e WILL GO away to small cotta; and small family for housework. Addreu“Box 12,;’. Star office. . WOMAN, reilable, wants housework In small WOMAN, colored, meat, wishes place to ook of to lave clty. Addrem Bex 195-A, Bar office. 3 'WOMAN, teliable, wants day's work of any kind. 40 L st. n.w. WOMAN wants day’s work of any kind, or by week. 1415 9th st. n.w. WOMAN—Fiderly white; afternoon work in apt.; pialn cook. Address Box 26-, Star of- fice. 210 YOUNG_ GIRL_wishes laundry work; cls 2405 8th_st. n.w. = > BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWNINGS. TRENTS, FLAGS. PORCH CU WATERPROOF CANVAS SHEETS. WALTER J. PROCTOR CO., 210:12-14 H N.W. MAIN 146, CARPET CLEANING. |JET US MAKE YOUR RUGS LIEE NEW. | by nsing the Hamilton Beach method. Soetin Fox ‘Whitier st. Col. 10004 AWS Corbin Fox Co., 808 CARPETS THOROUGHLY AND CAREFULLY cleaned; mattresses renovated. Estimates fur- nished. ALBERT KAHLERT & CO., 352 B st. s.w. M. 2038. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, _ STORE FRONTS, GARAGES, PORCHES AND Tomiciing. of sil, kinds. - Work gusrasteed: reasonable. (N_& HANSON, Tel. Main 4798. 708 4th st. .w. ® CARE OF CHILDREN at Charlotte Nellie School, 5 Dupont circle, by month, week, day or hour; school auto calls a.m.; nurse mother in charge. Come in and see. . MALE AND FEMALE. MAYN, experienced. as switchboard and ele tor_operator: eveninfgs. 1324 Monroe at. MAN to work in garden. Von Bottgerd Sons, Creenbouses, Radio sta., Arlington, Va. o CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION for wtatis tical clerk, July 6: speclal preparation for this examination and clerk promotion examina- tion. The Civil Service ratory School, s.e. cor. 12th and F sts. n.w. 2080. { COLORED GIRL, neat. wants a place as nurse or general housework: no washing. 151 Swann st. n.w., bet. 15th and 16th. 220 rea- DRESSMAKING, for women and children, eonable. _Call N. 4175-T. 231 GARAGES BUILT; ANY TYP BRICK, CE- ment, carpentering, gen. repair. Free estimates, . 5406, EARNEST CUCINELLL, 719 6th n.w. UNDSWORTH & McARDLE, JOBBING AND repairing. Garages of all kinds. Prices right. X. 3255-W. e JOHN PILAND. N. 3058-W. ntry dnd General Repair Work. %‘S:ndeun! a Specialty. 919 L n.w. MAN with Ford car for established route sell- ing out goods o conmmers; an investment of 3 personal bond permanent Fition. Grand Union ‘Tea. Go.,” 427 Tt " n.w. . MEAT CUTTERFirstclass. Apply Columbia Hotel Supply Co.. 216 10th st. n.w. NEAT, genteel, quiet married men. “seouad 4, a elevator’ runmer. ~ Address Box 1A, Btar offi NIGHT WATOHMAN for sand yard; hours § pm. to 7 ‘must be able to care for boiler and scows: wages, $21 & week. Apply to A. Miller. 3038 K st.nw. OUTSIDE salesmen and saleswomen; learn to sell real estate without interfering with pres- ent business; free lectures every evening at 7:30 o'clock. ' G. Van Hpesen, 819 15th st. n.w. LEARN HOW I increased my earning power to $100 per week working spare time in resi estate business. Monday and Friday, 8 p.m, Rutland Courts, Apt. 812, Ida Mae Payne. 25 ook pey, Call at 628 H e e ey pamn. 24 MEN AND W PAPERHANGERS wanted—First-class knife and edge men. Cormell Wallpaper Co., 714 —— FEMALE DOMESTIO. DRESSMAKING—Children's_clothes and sum- mer dresses a specialty. Phone Adams 254. FRENCH TEACHER would like clerical or teachin; tion in D. C. Address Box 155-A, Btar office. . GIRY, refied young colored, wishes switch- board or elevator operating. Address Box 193°A, Star office. . GIRL, reliable, colored, wishes sewing with dressmaker, or work in doctor’s office. 67 P st n.w.. city. = 2° MISS BERT—Street, afterncon and fopme 3 wecalty, g caeiqag. * Phone. oL, Address 1704 Kilbourne pi. n.w. OFFICE POSITION—Three years' experlence: willing to work and take responsibility; college education; typist. Phone Adams 150. . CHAMBERMAID, asslst with other Work: Chgte, $40. 135" 120 ot. s b 13th at. PRESSERS_Expericnced _machine _operatora. Anply Mr. Woodrnff, 713731 Lamont st. n.w. SALESMEN—Two young men, of neat appear- ance. for 8 new magaxine proposition: can earn only thoss having book or maga- $40 per weeks sine experience. Apply 410 Jenifer bldg. CHARWOMEN ited, experienced, colored. Apuly at.7 P o 3. B. Cor 254 Mumees e P. B. X, OPERATOR in store or apartment house ; best ref. Address Miss E. Hall, 76 V 22e SEWING—Yonng Indies’ dresses a_specialty. French destgning. _Call ; . LIPSCOMB, CONTRACTOR AND Eitlder; remodeling. 904 F st. n. 250 NTER WORK—Repalring or small AR eard or call Lincola 3175, \Wiite Company. 154 A st. n.e. P CLEANING AND PRESSING. TERCH'S, 826 12th N.W.—CLEANING AND DYEING OF ANYTHING CLEANABLE. CALL US. MAIN 2022 - CUTLERY SHARPENING, — CHAIR CANEING. e 3 y.‘”w‘i‘i et Bina, the Columbia nic Insi tor 1808 H m.w. Phone M. 4898. . Je200 1808 W e e o —— e AMA_AND STRAW HATS CLEANED PANAMAD BLOCKED BY HXPERTY. VIBNNA BA'T CO.. 485 11th N.W. CGHILD'S NURSE, experienced. fo leave city July 1 best zefercaces required. Phone Frank. STENOGUAPHER and ‘typist; ~experienced; Permanent or temporary. Plone A 862, BRODT'S, T HATS RDPAIRED AND B! 409 11th n.w., opposiie Staz, WANTED — FURNITU] PIANOS, OAR- pets, ctc. Phone M. 1 or_wagon or have me call. *“WESCHLER," 920 Pa. ave. n.w. FURNITURE for dining room, bedroom, sit- ting room and parlor; also some odd pieces. Call Main 4488, or Adams 127. WHEN YOU HAVE men's used clothing call for Max. He will pay the highest price. 937 D st. n.w. Main 8565. OLD GOLD, SILVER, Etc. DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER COINS, PLATI- num bought. ABE ABRAHAMS, 433 9th n.w. Phone Main 5504. Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver BOUGHT FOR CASH. LOUIS _ABRAHAMS, 815 G ST. N.W. HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for jewelry, old gold, silver, diamonds, artifical teeth und platigum. - D. ALPHER, §% PERSONAL XS REVEALED BY OUR OWN TOCAL EX. perience, it pays ta be square and liberal, and there's good money in it for and that's dressers sell ladles’ and men's worn clothing, shoes, pants, etc., and we do all the buying ihat you need'look M. 4145 JUSTH'S OLD ST. . 619 D. SASSAGE GIVEN _IN RESIDENCES BY mn?eur from New York city. Phone Azd.-ml 1341, PHYSIOTHERAPY, ELECTROTHERAPY, HY- drotherapy, Swedish massage given. DR, CAR- QLYN AUBTIN. " For appoiutmiest phoie No. RATS, BEDBUGS, WATER BUGS, ROACHES, fleas. exterminated from your home. GEO. G. BAPP, 820 Colorado bdg. Phone Main 5SS. GUR_PRICES ARE_THE HIGHEST. WH buy ladies’ and gents' discraded clothes, shoes, ete. WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE, &3 D at. n.w. Pb. Main 8378. Cali anywhere, PIANO TUNING AND TALKING MACHINE repairing by experts. Frank A. Sbue, 519 Mass. ave. n.w. Ph. Fr. 3175. e e ——— BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES location; big sacrifice. $2,000—Hotel, 27 rooms, G baths; well fur- nished; small cash paymwent. $400Tailor shop; 2 rooms; good location; will sacrifice; rent, $30. 28 $2.500—C $225—Confect, near school; rent, $1 $1,300—Confect., near high school; rent, $75; rooms; splendid location. '$2,200—Grocery and 6 rooms: one of the best corners in town; must sacrifice; rent, $60. $300—Grocery and 6 rooms; rent, $40. $1,250—Grocery and meat; reni, 335; blg bargain; well located. 'Auto repair shop; rent cheap; lease; splendid location. '$2,000—Restaurant; rent, $75; splendid locs- tion. 81250 —Near beer and lunch; rent, $45; mles lving rooms. fi. M. CURTIS, F. 6586-]. 212 Columbian Bldg., 416 5th st. n.w. ® e s Dusiness: tranater ae:_n;é'ém'fim'.‘-‘! SR swhe e i s BUSINESS HISTORY. You will have to admit that a first-rate his- tory of your business makes a3 first-rate ac Let me attend to it. Address Box 47-A. St oftice. 2 . [ . 1eat and vegelablc aiore for sale; best location; D.e. transfer gmn Reason for eale, Jeaving clty. Apply Eye e, 2t PIANO—Good condition. nw. CELLO for sale; good tome; bargain. 46: t. 5.w. HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR and cas as mew: cost $16; sell $8.° W. R. Hall, n.e. RTY ieaving fown will sacrifice Main 2270, apt. 506, VIOLIN, bow and case; fine tome; Franklin st, n.e. Four Wonderful Bargains In Pianos and Players From our Great June Clearance Sale of Used Instruments. Terms to Suit. Demarest Upright. Chickering Upright. Kurtz Player Piano. Miniature Grand.. $750 (FOR APARTMENT-PRACTICALLY NEW.) Arthur Jordan Piano Co., G Street at 13th. CHICKERING grand ileft on sale at reduced Piaro used by {speare. Arthur Co., G st. at 13th. -WONDERFUL BARGAINS In Used Pianos and Players. Demarest Upright..........$75 Ghickering Upright. ...8165 Sherwood Upright.. ...$185 Everett Upright.... ...$285 Crown Upright..... ...$263 Kurtz Plaver Piano. ...5285 Gulbrausen Player. . (Like new) Meldorf Pla3-er:]5‘f;110. R (Like new) Arthur Jordan Piano Co., G Street at 13th. GRAFONOLA, $75: $150_Victor Victrols, $90: $165 Acolian ' Vocalion, Victor Vie. rola, 825, $15, A. F. Amold, Auct, 138 G st nw. *1714 Corcoran_st. good 2016 fine piago. $12. 1219 piano, price. Jordan Piano Prof. Shake-| IMORES M. BUILDING Shingles Surface Roofing. Stedm and Hot Wa ter Boilers. Hot air Furnaces. Pipe and Valves. s, $70. large quantities. ing Company, Camp’ Fumphre: Sale Electric and_Gas Fixtures. = “"- wave “7‘1')"‘)“‘!‘:“'fl us estimate. 1! Ise . ‘Wholesale ;"Ifl uil, ;hll“:-rdm mfl. a rers of fixtures PENN FLECTRIC AND GAS SCPPLY OD. o1k s gt h Basins, Hot water : Bathroom Ou imber in smal astern \Wreck Phone 319. Plone Main 512, | KEAT, j 60 cloths._Pi ROYAL meat s ! tion: s o ) { OTL STOVE-— buracrs; good a5 new. 374 CASH _TES sz {Goon o ARMY CAMP BUILDINGS. Ouly 12 ldings remsic of | tire camn siec cepticanl byrew amonat 1of lumb gest b i ; £525 ench a house completa we can take care of your bil of mecerial from elther our main office or Camp Meigs fob. PRE-WAR PRICES C Building Materials from Large { Sixth Street Government War | Offices and Army Camp. i Stennm Radiators, pore ots, Window Shadex, ce oilers, Cantonment Sasl Heatiog Bollets, Pluster Board, Roofing, | Bathtubs, Kithen Sinks, Pari: Doors, Hardware and Fram Tioard, per foot....... 256, 28, 2110, 2312, per foot. Bige, Elenthing. Flooring, Trim, Siding. Fixtures for entire bouse. EY L. HECHINGER HOUSEWRECKING CO. Camp_Meies, bisin office. Sth acd Florida ave. 6th aed O sta Borthesst. south LIKE BRAND-NEW: Aco Player.piano, bench and rolls; & rare bargain for quick sal £350._A, F. 1d._Auct., 1323 G_at. nw, HIGH-GRADE practice plano, $85; $550 Chice- ht, $125; $650 Vose. $160; $750 ‘{“.55..‘:% AV alna, Soer, % oe WALL PAPER. 50 000 pieces; bargain prises. 5 So-ineh oatus Mahoney 100, delivered. _Tei UBED UPRIGHT and grand planos; we ary These instruments at T..'-'vur-. Chas. M. Btiet, Tncs 3106 F ¢ PIANOS of all grades and makes are mow of: prices. A » g% GRAFONOLA tt cost; we are lumbia grafonolas at cost: o o fore ve our i eadyel EB gra irchasing elsewhere and save mq of Columbia 10-inch records. are selling at 50 cents each; all Hugo Woréh, 1110 G n.w. £ ich 3 Tertagt v. £25. Star efice. ;O'U'I.TRY. PETS & LIVE STOCK. MITE OIL for bird liee on_cages, 20c bottie. Atherton’s, Bird and Pet Supplics, 538 Ind. ave. n.w. EBEGISTERED wIx femae o sire registered; together or separately. Harvard THE BUTTREMILK STAR-OHICA—A grow- ing mash—Is a superior and pecessary food fo developing chicks into money-making luvin, fowis.. It pays 10 use the best io raake Ui mout from your fowls. Good feed meant itable_resuits. ANl dealers laz> che milk Star-Chie-A_Growing Mash——gec seurs and Fet the best. Star Pood nad Beawdy Com Py, Manstact xS In- ace and G |