Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1921, Page 26

£ the ice and Al top o pat ~ FEATURE PAGE. o4 Russe L pur o REG. U.S. PATENT OFFICE (Copyright, 1921, by the Internatioual Syndicate.) DON'T MISS A TEC GOD GF FLOWERS WHEN YOU GO TO PAN-AMERICAN BUILDING. -Washington. Dear Travel Club- bers: That was cer- tainly nice the way the letters came in about the Pan-Amer- ican building. So I decided to make a Tong visit down there and see what 1 ceuld- find for the members of the Junior Travel Club. I could stay a month right in the bullding and grounds and 1 hardly know _Where to begin. So I will begin with an Aztec god that .was dug up in Mexico. It now is opposite a wonderful pool that had lilies and alligators in it 1 do not know how ‘old the god is and there. are so many blg words In the his- tory of it that Mr. Babcock gave me a typewritten history of the god, so I would be sure and get it right for you and here it is: *“Xochipilli, the God of Flowers.” TRAVELOG BOY VISITS AZTEC MEXICO AND PLACED IN P4 (National Photo., Wash.) OD DUG UP IN -AMERICAN GROUNDS. “The Aztec god is proclaimed by |a butterfly poses. There are four con- the many flowers In different stages of development that are found sculp- tured on its body. pertaining to it is found in relief The second name and is also repeated on the manta or cloth which falls from the head. cov- ering the neck and back, namely. NAHUIACATL or four reeds (or canes), which serve to designate fire “The figure appears seated on the floor with its legs crossed, drawn up, hands raised arms and half closed, and head slightly thrown back as in a contemplative wi attitude. It discovered in Tlalmansaico, state of Mexico, on making an excavation. ‘There was found near which serves as a pedestal and vhich has the form of a socle. 1t bears on it the stone its four sides (or faces) almost sim- fiar reliefs, as follows: A double fret- work in the lower part, and in the upper part the flower exapetala com- pletely open and over whose cerolla centric matched circles on each side of the flower in three faces (caras), and on the fourth face (cara), there are two butterflies, one on one side and the other in the part opposite the same flower. These butterflies are noving toward the edge or border of the petals. Sr. Chavero calls this fig- ure Lxcozautli, which Sahagun®inter- srets carlamarillo (vellow faced).” And that s what they say about ‘he god of flowers. I 4o not under- and some of the words. but | know e patlo. Ju vers: bedutital Aud.the things in the building are the most interesting I ever saw. Did you know they shut the big glass roof when it rains or snows just by touching a but- ton? 1 am going to write some more about the wonderful place. That is all for this time. RUSSELL BURKE, The Travelog Boy. (Signed letters pertaining to personal health treatment. will be answered by Dr. Hrady if Letters sliould be brief and written in ink. a few can be answered here. Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D Noted Physician and Author t Owing to the ia No reply can be made to queries uot conforming to Instructions, nd hygiene. not to disease dia Stamped. bl addressed envelope I Toerowed: rge number of letters received, only Address Dr. William. Brady, in care of The Star.) The Discomforts of a-Vacation (6) There is now on the market a very compact two-wheeled trailer, costing not more than $375, which would be Just about right to carry the first aid kit recommended for vacationists by the United States public health serv- fce. But maybe a specially built box car or an old rebuilt Pullman would do as well. The emergency outfit I recommend for the vacationist may be carried in a pocket and should cost not to ex- ceed the price of a day's board. Here's the list—and may heaven have mercy on the reader who writes later and asks me to repeat the list, as he has mislaid the clipping: 1. One ounce of tincture of iodine. to be used for the immediate swab- ing of every wound or abrasion > 2. One ounce of flexible collodion, to paint over such wounds or abrasions as a protective dressing. 3. A spool of one-inch adhesive plaster. 4. A box or tube of lyptoline, which is an ointment of zinc oxide, boric acid and eucalyptol, excellent for burns, sunburn, mosquito bites. etc. 5. One two-inch gauze bandage. 6. One envelope or package of fold- ed sterile gauze. 7.” One ounce of aromatic spirits of | ammonia. ‘The remaining items are selected * from “The Medicine Cupboard”: 8. A tube of analgesic ointment— anti-acid, alkali. 11 acetyl-salicylic_acid, one tablet bei as a rule. reliet for heagache, <. "¢ "8 12. One ounce of boric acid. As many grains as_will dissolve in an ounce or two of water, bailed. will make an eye wash or mouth wash or gargle which is without superiors among safe antiseptics. As everybody knows, aromatic spir- its of ammonia, from half to two- thirds of a spoonful, given in an inch of cold water in a glass, is a quickly acting heart stimulant, fleeting in ef- fect, but without danger. In faint- ing. shock, or collapse from any cause it may be given every ten or fifteen minutes for half a dozen doses if nec- mildly laxative, agreeable five grains of menthol, five grains of methyl-salicylate, one ounce of oint- ment base—as an external applica- tion for relief of headache, neuralgia, and other pains. 9. Two ounces aromatic sirup of rhubarb—the civilized substitute for the barbaric castor oil. 10. Two ounces milk of magnesia— essary, always in water. The rest of the list calls for no ex- planation. First aid kits for travelers and mo- torists, as offered by the stores, re- mind me of brother Andell's fishing tackle—there is such a bewildering assortment that by the time one de- cides on the proper outfit for the oc- casion it is too late to do any fishing and one must hurry to get the tackle all dried and put away before dark- ness descends. On inspecting some of these fearfully and wonderfuily ar- ranged first aid outfits I often shud- der and think what a terrible predica- ment it would be for a doctor to be caught some time with an accident case on his hands and nothing but a $34.50 emergency kit to work with! The other day I watched seventy thousand dollars’ worth of fire ap- paratus dash up the avenue, crash into and wreck a $3,000 automobile and hurry on several more blocks to find only some smoke coming out of a $250 garage—and I thought ‘“That reminds me, I must include a first aid list in the scenario of ‘The Hazards of a Vacatlon. Things You'll Like to Make. Grosgrain ribbon flowers make an organdie frock look even more sum- mery. Cut circles of buckram each two inches in diameter. Cover them with.silk. Make loops of grosgrain rlnlb;:“stwo;mned is t:emms::ar:k At €se 100ps aroun: e - to simulate petals. Finish the centers of these grosgrain ribbon flowers with large French knots. Use embroidery silk of a color that matches the underside of the ribbon, if the two-toned kind is used. If you use a -llill\gl;-hcled rl'bl:gn. havs match the oolor of e frock. ety FLORA. (Copyright, 1921.) Scalloped Tomatoes. a layer of bread in the bottom ofP:' b‘klnfndlilh.‘“lhen l?t l“{;;eg' tle onlon, =i n ey -(ew bits of butter, another per an layer bread and so continue until the bl‘l’:’lnl dish is almost full, having layer of bread. Flace small g‘:ci:‘;t ;,utter on the top and bake in & quick oven.for half an hour. Serve in the dish in which they are baked. —— ! Green Top Sherbet. gy juice of two. oranges folu':-xl:;n with -six tablespoons of sirup, using four tablespoons of the mixture over each glass of shaved ice. Piace sprigs of m‘“-l .;: ") l | | l The Old Gardener Says: | Keep a watch for mildew and | black spot on rose bushes if Jon want to kee: lthetnlnnls ropping their foliage. Probably the best remedy.‘to use is sulphide of potassium, a half ounce to a'gallon of water. Begin to spray the plants with this mixture now, and keep it up once a week until the last of August. While mildew may not do any serious damage, it weakens the plants and makes them look bad. eep your rose bushes cultivated if you want flowers in the fall. Sour Milk Biscuits Made With Corn Meal Almbst every one likes sour milk biscuits. Those made with corn meal may be new to some housekeepers. Corn Meal Biscuits.—1% cups corn meal, 2 cups sour milk, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 tablespoon fat, 1 teaspoon salt 2 eggs, 1 tablespoon water. Heat to- gether the corn meal, sour milk, fat and salt in 'a double boiler for ten minutes. When cool, add the well beaten eggs and the soda dissolved in the water. Bake in small pans that will give a large amount of crust. The kind ysed for “finger” rolls is best. Not all buckwheat cakes are made on the griddle. This is good if served hot. Buckwheat Breakfast Cake—2 cups buckwheat flour, % cup ‘shortening, 3 teagpoon salt, 2 cups sour milk, 1 teaspoon soda.” Mix and bake in a flat pan so that the cake is about 1% inch- es thick when done. Cut in squares and serve hot, like corn bread. L - Fruit Ice Cream. Put three cups of cold water and three cups of sugar in a saucepan, then add the grated rinds of one or- ge and one lemon, add one table- spoon of powdered gelatin dissolved in_one cup of boiling water. Allow to simmer for five minutes, cut three oranges, three bananas -and three: lemons in small pieces and add to the three-ggs -stifiy-beaten, Froezo, A dozen five-grain tablets of | was fittingly lugubrious. irup, together -with the whites--of | glazed oblong upon which were spots playing~card, the 27, 1921, THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D.’C.; WEDNESDAY, JULY HELP AND SITUATIONS ‘WANTED—HELP WANTED—HELP WANTED—SITUATIONS - © || BARPIN, » and diamonds, 10 MALE—Continue FEMALE—Con ed. FEMALE—Continued. 7 ? Rock Creek Park nda; heirloom. Rew: SALESMEN of exceptional ability for a real | ¥OTU . stenogra) in law office: ex- | TYPIST, Spanish translator or correspon t, ° Phone Col. 8467-J. 1%42 Kenyon st. n.w. 28° | money-making proposition: draw'ng unt | cellent opportunity. ~Apply (Thurday between % lady wishes position. Address 217 Park BATHING SUTTS Two, Deween ChApel Fount | AKuinst commission. Apply ©. H. Neely & |4:30 and 5 p.m.) to L. E. Tanser, Room 318, a_Park. 1), C. 2% and 18th and Colwmbia roud. Phone W14 708 Westory bidg. Jenifer b th and 1 st n.w. _| TYPTRT. expert, wishes fempora By ISABEL OSTRANDER 13 Ne SALESMEN, YOUNG LADY in millinery whop. who hae fiad | nent_position. I Lin. 3R25-W £ HOOR—Saturday evening_at Eains Pomt, S N experience in work room. Address Box 139M. | IYFIRT-CLERK, ,. i > T Potomac Park: firet volume of Dante; Nortos The Hecht Co. requires the "‘_'“;:' ot e e ey oF oo :Wms.:_ bl Lo o1 : P LADIES ta o FANTED —By & Fonng T Author of “The Island of Intrigue,” “Suspense,” “Ashes to Ashes,” etc. || Lrove transiation. Finde services of outside salesmen, for | in beauty shon by experts. for nominal fee. | L ANTED RS & vounr, refined, “experien ed biindie white, . Potomac | Clarendon, V.. 182-J. Copright. 1921, by Robert M. McBride & Co. RONTON WCLL, TERE] it f : ie e " iiy oo strive ":u;"“ "‘; “li-:.nfiwernl o name ‘\I':?rhi"f"""’“sl }’—‘“’t;‘fi( ilu“‘*;;g EMPLOYMENT A WASHING, small, 0" take’ howe ox: e S return as machine ; se W . 2y i [mae - i SYNOPSIS nine of diamonds, but superimposed Fhone Lincoln 8-50. g rommis-| National Persgnnel Service | wWuiri WoMAN, emboiders or sewing of experience preferred sion b during past month. upon its regular scarlet lozenges were tiny blotches of dull crimson, unmistakable in their significance. McCarty picked it up gingerly, and a; Ex-Roundsman Timothy McCarty, |l¢:—:‘l‘ r:w'“:;' forgetful that he had retired from the force, follows a figure whose type had TTin Garfield Pil m Four carloads sold any kind. _Address Box 247-M. Star office MALE AND FEMALE. MAN AND WIFE (reliable) as janitor, wit living quarters, 35 Va. ave. 2" Bureau, 302-305 Bond bldg., 14th and N. Y. ave. Die stamper, experlenced. been well known to him in the old ining & pair seis . thimble and pearl = Forelady. ced in bifdery work. = — duys—that of an undersized, narrow- | fate. "Rl “’cr‘rmazn:lor:pz;" were rast | baudie eaknife. " fevvara will e eiven "' . Apply Keamaivesn, o take charge of linen room. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. fhimed man who Sisappeartd Into % | {Scing"s mutiy brown wnd s mmudss | S anb returned 4 Miss' M. Gnen.” o1 THE H i AT, KISDR OF HOUKE SERVANTS world palatial residence, but the suspect re-| which resembled the imprint of a|g - Bl 7th St. at F. I ] Ragorens. or placed. Rev. Fuller's Exchange, 25th turns instantly and in much perturba- | groert Wl Dlainly di COLLIE: wmil female: chipped excent on ead _7th St. at F. 7 d. At Wont 206 30 tion. When pulled up by McCarty the | 0nE%, 4% PIAILY Qiscertible, nOar | and tall: unewers to nume of “Lawde”: Fri- "SALESMEN. i K i knowledge of stenography.| FEMALL DOMESTIC. man protests his innocence and !WET"; most expensive grade of linen, giit- . o e To sl stock wecured by fee wimple | coainied 'm(xl-vrlpnx-:lx::r;!l’l:l‘zdl“"'l"‘"‘""':r“’ph CLEANING, Iaundry or day's work: 3 or 1 that he had "nothing to do With|edged, and despite its sinister ‘stains | OTiiE PUPPY—Abgur 3 montin oi renl estate. High-grade Droposition, Address | omee orey 3 duse_week. 1007 26tk st b.w. , what's in dere! -ancy, the real po-|had obviously come from a new deck.| white on nose and end of tail: liberal re 1. H. Sayman, 306 St. Paunl St. Balti General office clerk, $16.50 per week to seart. |COLORED COOK; experienced. 8518 P st. n.w liceman on ihe bea. appears at .NiS | The back was of a pecullar design 132 L xt. nw. | I Middie-aged ladies’ to become branch store t 74 Jjuncture and demands “what's BO"IK‘ orinted in rich colors and gold after Zetown Su | BECURITY 8 AN — High-grade: manugers. COLORED GIRL—Neat; place as chambermaid on.’ T've been trying to get out of {the manner of tl.e ancient illuminated {lne-up: many banks and highest publ - | Multigraph operator-typist. or waltress in private family only. 1 S him what he did do in there” says|text' and MeC: Qied it with il ndorsnz thix e "1 Ralewadtes. pos depts. now open. | t 3 Pr=S al an cCarty studie t w G TACKLE in handl Ry v Hotments; chune experienced: permanent e - o | McCarty, “We'll take him along and ! minute care, fixing the pattern in his especinlly. rised by inyald up by Vankers: for given allotments; chane - ot taking die. in 1t COLORED GTRL wants piace an maid o gon find out’” Clancy declared briefly. he|Mmind. Then he crossed to the writ- T. C. Taylor, Agriculiure be»-m;»;_m.l;;' :"j"';“’,"" g B 2 "1 Stenographer for public stenographic work. I&'fi"fl',';.',’,‘,’:..' ‘x'".'. :ebrvwh Call Col. 446, The trio enter a large room, on the |ing table between the windows and 3432 oo e raplier, “must have dechionl ex W OMAN et Feliable —WIG ex" Stained ctimaon, in his Pocket B clga- | Hhoe ne chomy e I ocket and |writer and with knowledge of WA brigg home. . Cal Zrd rette cage initialed “E. C. C."—Eugene | then began a close and exhaustive | monds; last Fri ibookkeeping. State age, experi- =5 FEMALE. : Christopher Creveling—and beside his | search of the room, albeit he shook |1otify Mrs. | > MALE AND FENAL. bedy a huge army pistol, -On the per- |hs head dublously as he did so. | Clarendon. v jence and salary expected. Ad- ASRERR. thirty, wnted &t ones: n of the suspect is found Keys, pistol How that single bloodstained play- FIN, Kavpa Higmn Frateruliy. “ldress Box 193-M, Star office. * R e e el g, i "",'3, I:,‘,‘:‘,:iz:h}"t oot MeCarty Bnde|pe ".:‘.{Lf.".",}’:";;’,,;“o’;‘{,f,t’*f{‘,,;“‘;; FURNE—Couwintig s of mones amd lc- T \PHER A » :h»uv "ru;i:rt‘: CANVARKERS wanted, selling & wood house P e 2 1 table se( for two, with champaghne | tapestry 'he coyld not fathom nor |fires dischurge; teward, “J, W B e ok o i O Rirl, 1423 8 at. mw. 2 on ice, and on the floor a cigarette|what Its significance might be, but T, — Stomiss v - COORTSE—Tagit Rolder. Inspector Druet arrives onjhe felt certain that the rest of the | ENVITE KULION mase i ree i Icome tax bokkeeping and & o, youne_ girie; 2206 1 7 the scene. deck would not be brought to lght | ot ™ Keeum o Toront (| 'Star oftic ‘tenography and typewriting: tuition, $10, en: ORK, girl. 1 d for entire courme. The Civil Druet recognized the youth McCarty | within those four walls. His sup- . AT o T tire summer - had in custody as having done time position proved to be a correct one.|j )k _“;f,:_‘,b pall; o aitials | TATLOR and fi s S Pt yarators. Sehorl, smiteast corner | GENERAT, s before. They inspect the dead body|for he found no playing cards or . Plone Bethesia 2 |ing; thoroughly experienced; e e i and leave the pistol almost touching the fingers, as it was found. games of any description save a set of rare old ivory chessmen which he o | roud: unearthed from a lower drawer oOf |reward. Mrx. C. an Purk | ] irosner’ Pa. ave. * AND HERE IT CONTINUES one of the bookcases. He took a [Hotel sarkilish. Grosner's, 1013 Pa. ave. final survey of the room and opened “glawsen: on T4th st ar ' TYPIST for day work. Assoclated Press. “I consider that question imperti-(tle door to return to the inspector.|or street between 15th and ave. and g = nence, sir, but 1 have no reason to|when just as he did so he beneld a|¥ar rik: reward. ' Call A ANTED 1,000 raiiway evade a reply to it except a natural|dark, clerical appearing form noise- | WALLET. Black Tenther. contaiuing valunhic experlence: train fr aversion to discussing my private af-|lessly pass across the hall from the |papers and lh-nu books. Hewsrd. Address | through spare-time home study fairs with those for whom they can|other side of the staircase. d_expenses gu lll'u to $200 monthly doors: locl or tra between that partnership and your e tones held a hint of menace. “Your all 10 permanent position; read Eng- trimming. The position Is & most ERAL housework; girl wants piace. 1516 Florida ave. n.w. X seize your opportunity: learn the real es experience not necessars: Al references required; numbers trained under us now successfully conducting own _business: Join « o charges: you #oon become income rt works with vou, Curnishing classen evers Wedneaday and Fri- Gibeon Brothers, 220 Colorado tate business 2056 Kth st. n jored, wants place x waitress Phone Franklin 7698, * GIHL, light « boarding hou ) WOMEN guickly receive pay while olored. wants work business: Address | have no possible concern. I have al-| "1t halted before the -door of the Ines Gadarwig ‘men who reward abliity. Get | invertese. with preoeat empio Bex ready told you that prior to our €n-|phreakfast room for an appreclable bookiet N-66. Stand. Business Training | ing $100 a_week. Free class lectures every R trance into partnership Mr. Crevelin& |minute as. though listening intently, Buffalo, N. Y. Thursday, 5 p.w. William F. Matteson, 319 “COOK. by colored woman. had speculated_occasionally in Wall | then opend 1t and McCarty heard 4 | &ram. G W ween 1 ik ageni Tt Tave gima | Colorado bid. st nw. — street. Since he was to marry my|daferential voice utter the conven. iy ida ave. via Capital Trac WANTED. Highciass saieamen or women 10| LAUNDRY, small, to take home or day’s work ward 1 watched his operations and|[tional: *“I beg pardon. sir Rowe, Keatngton 30, Phone ™ linndle @ high 2 smail amount of | Addrexs Box 149. Coffice. conceived a sincere admiration for hiS| "There was a murmur of indistin- 5 n oo T capital needed: big returns and no risk. Ad-| [XUNDRESS wants work out by the day acumen. 1 realized that although he {guishutie words A the man passed i = age. xporl dres Box 60K, Star office. Harvard st n.w: S did not know the banking business|ithin closing the door behind him. G and Bih i 4. Address FEMALE DOMESTIC. LAUNDRESS or day work, by reliabie wo I could trust his judgment; he|yn yjs’turn, McCarty advanced to it £ TR W K and_general I 35 Va. ave. &.¥. - brought the necessary capital inlo|ang ligtened, and so it came that he e i, Tollearn the whs Apt. 301. 1785 SATD or piiin cook: conntry FIFl wants pin our concern and 1 the experience. It|pad jiSitned, and a0 it cume that he st e iires: T e was an ideal combination which lo°llcarned the identity of the intruder. ity x xhow 30K 5h st s.e. e NURBE or helper in house: goud, relial Righes jragedy fias 4o, Unfoscupstely At the valets refusal to state his|GREAT GPPORTUNITY for specialiy wh Box_ 162 M q AT, HOTREWORKER—Family of 3: | ored girl. 25 m'l. COE T So wwag | Whereabouts during the night McGarty % by erehant pood | xou MAN for one of Washing| reforer 1758 Lamont st 2i* | PLACE in small family, or day's work, Pelle The inspector nodded “Was | quietly entered. ® - Qer Drompect. " Automatic: Safery” Climber ogi"s | Ing lmberdushers: preo GIRL, neut, to cook, wash and iron; reference. | neat colored girl. 1910 9th st. nw. any e ¢| “Possibly not.” The inspector's curt |n. owe | | ix experienced in well 1730 Cotnmbia_ rond, Apt. 2: WANT LAUNDRY to take home, and clean- 2183 10th x. wework_ Apply 1610 7th 8t_B.w. | ing by day or hour. iece’ ? To put it bluntly, k ord carx. wm | Gttrae ‘% n good aalary and holds = :-l::e&em:;:it;seiuhmflaps‘tlpulauun gf preference, however, will not be con- Hendrick Motor Co.. Takoms | mu i oI, Statiox & and general bousework. 1749 | WASHING and ironing to take home. 1300 (he alliance? Mrs, Creveling was|Sulted and I warn you that you had B perience and references. Address B jer_place n.w. 4th st better be candid with us now. BALESMA! N, live wire, to handle ribbons aa a side line: your ward. Had she any fortune of GIKL for general housework: white preferred. | WASHING 1o Take fiome, by §00d Taundives “Perhaps.” Mr. Alexander's thin =uitable’ retail stores and mfra.; i St el Yor owntt e oapas M. Alefaiders thib|€aiie Tine suitable remil i fiex Doxition at | Cleveland 1589 _{ 3200 Sherman a ird 8 oy o ] 3 1 basis dress U. L., ¥ L Ad-| o < 2 3 Chambermaid, 1535 You go too far, sir!” Mr. Alex- ) e Gl o ot | Yredenburgh-Kennedy, 171 vreferred. Ad-| GTRE, for general Dousework. 1833 New(on | WOMAN wishes piace an cham % ander's e Rasica. "Tne “marrivge best to wait pntil Mrs.' Creveling ar- | irienbure 5 Madison 8 pii i 54 . 3 | o il % was a love match; because of that_ o . Vit ot Niehonan O | GTRL. reliable. colored, for general house- | WOMAN winhes washing, take ho ut. alone I consented to it. Mrs. (‘rsvel-lm;fi’ JeCarty “u,"“‘:;’"‘mf; AL seemed carn' $2.500 16 $10,000 yearie: ‘Mt A | work atay nikhtss 3 by famils: good wAge: | 1685 H n.e. i 7 ing’s fortune was not great, but there | eyes of Creveling's late partner to men; inexperienced or experienced: reference.” Phone Clev. ::o.s ‘Woodlawn, Hig EMENTS America, and had she desired she iy 1o cpanee even as Inspector ept. 359, Chicago. XECUTIV MANAGERS— | PRACTICAL NU to take m;lur in AWNINGS. could have made a far more brilliant | 1, %y fied ® wrathtully upog tred MALY- N Several wi 1. 5250 Indy: and capable. WSISGR—TETS alliance, in spite of Mr. Creveling’s |y iiiic, og"fid Wrein (ol ACCOUNTANT. qualificntions attested by local (D€ VETal wanted: 3250 mo. guar- T woman must be good | TAINS. WATERPROOF C money “I am conducting this inquiry, sirt | [oord: available at terms commanded by baok- | anteed tothose whoqualify. W *general housework and WALTER J. PROCTOR CO.. Keepers, who work routinely. “I—I1 decline absolutely to answer 196-M. Stur_office. any more of your questions until 1 Address_Box | i Bu: he thundered. Then to the man be fore him he added: “Your employer iness Bureau. 710 14th. learn my rights in this affair. 1 do not ACTO TNSTRUCTION. — e = Understand the trend of this interro- | Nas been found dead, ahot through the | For owners, chanffenrs and mechanics | " National Personnel Service gation, nor do I consider it pertinent |Nart. Do you still persist in your| Owner. day or evening coursc. > o the crime you are investigating. | efusal— Mechanics, day or evening shop course. Bureau, 302-305 Bond bldg., Lo Ahe crime you are investigaling:| “Mr. Creveling dead!" The vyalet| Driving conrse by appointmint 144h and-N. V. ave o I SarTime, no matter Whatlstarted back a step or two: “I—I| .. TMCA ATTO SCHOOL. h and 'N. Y. 2 Fou Al overheard Mr. Alexander say some-| 1738 w. 2 anic, se any other so-called officials of the|NETREANS MIL Suexander say SOMe. | griER o manage ment sio I Fordn, police department may assume. Eu- v g iave goo el Fixture mal experienced: good salury. gene Creveling was murdered!” Saczer, L mowm. DAt L Ladunt Gress Box 01" tar offees TTreren Elactrician e iring: “I beg pardon, sir!” A voice whose [ PRI ThIs : CANVASSER—Reliable hustier for new easy e e ool il studied - deferentiality was evident| ™ . pagsed one hand across his lips, | famils canvass: workers earn & daily. Today Sexperieneed. b even in the shocked accents which [, {5 Passeq one hand acrons his Ups. | 1 ""0"0030 Thursday morning nls, Patien. | Linotsme perator: permanent work now punctuated it was heard behind them, and both men turned. In the doorway stood a thin, smooth-faced Upbolsterer and painter, experienced. fel work: § foreman ble evidence of emotlon, but his eyes were fixed watchfully, unchangingly upon his interrogator. 0 to Food checker, o ke Assistant shon two. experienced. those who had experience in sewing indvidual of perhaps thirty-five, and “That is what & machines or losurance preferred. Apply 445 | Bookkeeper. $25 por week 1 3 ve are endeavoring |7, s : kkeepor, entrs, upon his austere, almost clerical, fea- |y, ascertain,” retorted the inspector | L=t Chanfrenrs for Ford ta: CARPENTERS (twents tures deep concern struggled with 1114 9th st n.w. curiosity and alarm. “I have just re- “Did you know of your employer's in- tention to come here to his house last 24 per week and commision. 28~ and 3 meals. 2101214 H N.W. MAIN 436, CABPET CLEANING. RPFTS THORGCGHLI AND CAREFULLY A Ted: Tattresses renovated. Estimates *ur good _reference: position eorgia ave.. corner of permanent. Fmerson st. WHITE WOMAN, relisble, for general house- be t. Call Cleve. 649 cleant S - T " ALBERT KAHLERT & CO.. 352 ;. white, relial Clean, good piain :l‘““ oy w. cvok. child and house of employed E: oy e Sinduys off. Address Box 237-M. Rtar| —CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, FREANK NICHTER, CONTRACTOR, BUILD- er, reinforced concrete, brick, carpentrry. LAne 1988-3. 719 Sth st.s.e. Call 7 eventugs . GES BUILT: ANY TYPE: BRICK, CE Sent, carpenterin (7 Free catimates ight-colored, over 25 years old, o semi-invalid lady in spartment gen. re hA" do plain cooking for {wo; stay mights. | F. 5408, EARNEST CUCINELLL 719 &b o w. 1201 3 af. n.w., Apartment No.'3 <" | ———3on~ FiLAND 308" Carpentry and General Repair Work. Remodeling & Speciaity. 919 Ln CEMENT WORK. F THERE ARE ANY LEARS TN Tt e B e T "aie besiden, ana 1 M1 to take care of 4 Tooms: must _have R A | turned—arrived. 1 should say—in ac- | 7oy o, CARPENTERS WA X Stenographer, experienced: good salars. ¢ . ght? P edge enoRTaDEY o ATCOUNTANT, auditor, bookkeeper. 20 years Chrgaucowith Mr. Creveling: =,{;;,',;"“C;|' “Yes, sir” The valet had hestitated 8 e arpentere 14t An heperd sis. | g mthe T DS expertence. socke immedlate engagement; ny - 3 or a shade of a second. “I was Huv 2 office work except shol 3 ress ‘Box| ___CUTLEN L — hope :‘:‘ih‘gfii“nwtro?‘fil;"?ml] kl.mcu»{ld]ur“" et eearoond., L was here B . GHUVER, ' Bullder, « | 136.M, Star office. £ ENIVES, SCISSORS, RAZORS AND ALL ¥ o a cou % ; e LT bidg. 27 & = . g = g b ed. 5 i received the caterer's men and ar-|GHATFFEUR_Whit 3 cpre ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER thoroughly ex- | kinds of instrumen! Hot avoid earing— ranged the table for supper.” e e T ] e o lstiar s, | Perienced. “open for propesition. all or part|’~~~ GIBSON. 017 G . . it's you, Frank!" Mr. Alex- g Tk and produce from farm to hospital, | CASHIEIL BcMalion. 8042 14158t 0¥, | time; investment f desired. Address Box, 19 CHAIR EING. 2 . _Star office. ander spoke with obvious relief at the Adl (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) daily and Sunday: musc live at farm. other's appearance, although his tone H. “I regret to inform you that something very ter- rible has happened to your master. This is an inspector from police head- CASHIER AND CLER evening work. Budd's, 18th an Col. rd. _Call after 6 p.m. COLLECTOR _wanted wheel and reference; experi- CHATR CANING, UPHCLSTERING, TORCH rockers splinted. ARMSTRONG'S, 1233 10t st. Fraokiin _7488. HATS, ETC. TANAMA AND STRAW HATS CLEANED rt bookkeeper, thor- e Address Box ACCOUUNTANT, oughly _experienced; reliable. 50-3._ Star_office. AUTO mechanic_ helpe: st. n.w. Phone N. 8220-J. d experience. 1345 8 29 quarters.” “Who are you?’ stepped forward. “Mr. Creveling's man, ITTLE GTORIES [%Bém?fir enced man only. Apply 1630 14th st. n.w. Inspector Druet correxpondence school All or part time. sir. Frank GRADUATES, several, wanted by Experience’ nnnecessary Addrews Box Z35-M. Nta ND BLOCKED BY EXPERTS. VIENNA HAT CO.. 435 11th N.W. BRODT'S, INC.. HATS REPAIRED AND BLOCEED. 400 11th n.w.. opposite Star. ATTO MBCHANIC—Experienced, desires work. Can give good references. N. 8. Holmes, 1437 Belment_&t. n.w. AUTOMOBILE 1 Ley Hill is my name.” The valet's tone EXT ED ROORKEEPER —One who ian | teache o was still respectful, but there was a 2 had_insurunce experience preferred. Answer. | Harrod. 8 KEYS. =t shade less of deference in it, although COUNTER MAN, first clas stating ake, expr ’«‘--y._w and salary. Address | CHATFFED DUPLICATE KEYS, 25 CENTS. “When did_you last see your em- DRIVER, Janitor. porter or SHER, first class, o confs? - | CHAUFFEUR, wite; 7 years' e TURNER & CLA 23 « Yo ployer alive? v Grandfather Frog Is Humble. | man. “Adaress Rox Y7L Star oce B e ™ emar, Toa B e M e s s MIRRORS RESILVERED. __ “At 11 o'clock this—last night, sir, . . 3 THIY n ®ood o el ) oher_work. = & 0l .~ YOUR DEFECTIVA in his rooms at the club.” BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. a7 o e k: -t now | poon e CHAUFFEUR, experienced, colored; references. mg:sg: n’&‘u}f:’fifm. I"“::é v ‘?t_\n . o ., oy and amount of experience. ress . o ] BEC, 4 N ‘Where have you been since then? Who finds he's in the wrong should try tar office. T w CHACFFECE—Soumg man_ white. wishes po- | TBEM TO CHAS J. HARE 6 H N.V The man wet his thin lips and re- plied, in a low. hesitating voice: To right it, and eat humble-ple. —Peter Rabbit. FURNITURE SALESMAN — | RL for office work addressing, filing, efc. Mirrors resiivered. New mirrors sold THE MIRROR SHOP, sition driving private car of any make: rea-! wonalile alary: will travel: reference glven. “On a private matter. My time is| e e =% vk o or week o Start. ¢ 1425 F st n.w. atn 7912 my own, sir. 1= had rather not| Peter Rabbit didn't know whether to| A permanent position is open for | {li' s 145 Siar ofce - 0 ey e e ety MOVING _AND_HAULING. say.” :“ghb"" ]’” ’;’;‘“’ when Grandfather |3 fyrpiture salesman who is G S xw:rmn‘-ifl;:-:lrv“:‘id i ines | commeres ai 'up;flenn:_x Goployed_ @y Sar| TRUSKR. FURSITURE AND BAGOATE T > tly t 't be- gt o work on ladies’ conts; 7 k. d extra wo urday - N RO CHAPTER IV. Tieve s st0rs about Longlegs the Heran, | AcCUstomed to waiting on good s, W, o S ey Sk SR s 51t | At KISDS, SROMITLY ATUNDED ° 4 v GRAPHOTYPE OPERATOR for extra work: | ELECTRICI. Firstcla Jectrical repair ER The Torn Card, Wisely, he decided to laugh. trade. Should know carpets and | §RAPHOT Tculags, ooly maseser. Lawit ELECTRICIANFirst-class op electrical reps -A"RE:;ED..'EE.AT“ ork rugs.. State experience. Replies “I don't blame you for not believing , 1824 New OLD MATTRESSES MADE NEW. MEANWHILE McCarty had taken advantage of his superior's off- hand permission and slipped back confidential. Address Box 203- M, Star office. it, Grandfather Frog,” said he, “but it is the truth just the same. You escaped experienced: good sa dress Box 174-M, Star office. gucelient opportunits for advancement. Ad- | perienced on erecting - 'ED. ED AT LOW PRICES 2, fot ™ 25| “EANITARY BEDDING CO., dress Box 87-M, Btar office. 28¢ Longlegs by the toenails of your hind GOVERNMENT CLERK. experienced in ste- HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN—RNatios- | JANITOR, experienced, desires position. 9013 G_n.w. - Franklis 6733 s MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS into the study immediately after the|feet, and that is about all. If t ith ffice management, ete., 8 George Hol- 3 . If you had | nography. typewriting, ofice manag | wide demand for trained women; aM depart- | drens 610" Irviag st. Col. 710, e Hol s Lot/ and the detective had taken their de-|yoy would know by this time exactry | S35, Star ofice + | o methods. éndorsen by Icading hotels evers: | JAPANESE BOY capabie, general bousework; e [T ——— 5 i AD OF STOCK f boys’ clothing depart- | where. Call for rticulars. Lewis Hotel | no _cooking. = g A 1! g parture, how long the neck of Longlegs the Heron | HEAD b STOCK for borsl lotiIng Gerert. | Mratming Sehoot. 1854 New York avemue hw: | JUNTOR DRAFTRMAN derires ToE ome | _n. g0 1128 Tth st nw. rui“\:hleurre the dark stains upon the g gxcellent opportunity for advancement. Ad-| KINDERGARTNER aud social worker. Thone | ola anieal ety A “tar offce. 28% PIANO_TUNING. T “Longlegs the Heron hasn't been near | dress Box 175-M. Star office. Main 4498, 28 = PTANOS TUNED, CLEANED. POLISHED BY rested and the strip of tapestry|io §miiing Pool today,” declared Grand- | INSTRUCTIONS wanted in photography— | LADIES earn from $5 to §75 a week. Mabelle | MAN 30, desires position In the MccountaRey | ¢, \ory expert for $1.50 on orders this wiok. pulled awry from its accustomed|p,iper Frog gruffly. Printing and developinig: expert instruction | Honour, famous Euglish beauts specialist, an. | line of as a salesman. 4 A% | P LONG, 516 1201 at. n.w. Fr. 7024, place upon the refectory table, there | “GH yes'he has,” retorted Peter. “He |only: state terms. Address Kox LM, Star | ounces the openiiz e sehonl or i ;r;.;'l::_;lcl 5o | GUL 4T, GEORGE ». WALKER. TOR were no visible signs left to the " d i office. 28 | tion; marcel ing, $25: shampoo, curl, scalp ANIC or cl ur; . head tuner and player repairer for Percy casual eye of the tragedy which had |Was here this evening. ~You were 0|y IviNAN wanted, not over 85, of good ap. | treatment, facial and singe, §33: manicuring, | experience. wants fob; ‘private. track ‘or in | meRy WOl oI W B Seorton S0 recently taken place within those |DusY leading the Frog chorus you forgot | lolZnce. to work on liberal cominiaxion busis: | 85: morning, afternoon and evening classes. | service station. Address Box 80-M. Star office. b rER four walls, but McCarty closed the|SVCrything else and he stole up right| excellent opportunity. Address Box 28-M, | Col. 10485 3336 14th_st. n.w. . 2 Ing Dlayerpiance and all makes a % i behind vow. If you had been on T { Star_offi = DS, colored, ted at Home for Incur- HT WATCHMAN. 814 3rd st. n.W. Piano_tuning, Playe g rience. oor carefully behind him and stood 5 your tar office. MAIDS. colored, wan(e o Aucy of phonographs repaired. 20 years' expe! usual big, green lily pad out where the | MAN_Established eastern corporation has ex- | ables. 32nd and 8 st. OFFICH CLERK and typist, capable. wishes for a moment with his back against it, water is deep you would have been all ti ning for high-type man, who is VE SUEYEYINE (RC 10T, v adfacent smolk. | HENE. T Gon' Know what you were | fsmiar "l buihs 'snd Snancial: Taciude _MILLINERY ing stands, the bookcases, davenports | thinking of to sit 8o close to shore. You | telephone number in reply. Address Box 206-M. SALESWOM Star office. MAN OR COUPLE—Good chance for some one to go to California by auto with all expenses paid, to drive car. Address Box 114-M. Star office. 7o MEAT CUTTER, good; start Mouday. Apply Sodak's Market, 1451 Md. ave. n.e. Linc. 3687 : were within easy reach of Longlegs when I made you jump.” Grandfather Frog still looked as if he thought Peter was making up that story, and Peter saw it. He looked down in the mud just in front of him and his face brightened. “Come over here, Grandfather Frog, and I'll prove that what I told yoti is true.” Grandfather Frog hesitated. But he and every article of furniture which the room contained passed in swift but unerring detail before his vision and he whistled softly. A delicate spring dawn was filter- ing in through the diaphanous cur- tains of the windows at the rear and turning the golden glow of the elec- tric lights a sickly lemon yellow. Why had the shades mot been lowered or millinery wome: to catering to the finest trade. Artistic ability, with a thorough know edge of the business exsential. ‘Apply to Manager, ERLEBACHER, Twel¥e-ten F st. MEN to_do canvassing; temporary position: salary. _Address Box S11-M. Star office. . * MEN with_automobiles to do soliciting: tem- We have several openings for experienced | Star office. that have been accustomed B13 H n.e. Linc. 3788-W. RAINCOATS. NCOATR, 810 DOLLARR AV e Matietica.. Write for selections_ind MR, SMITH. 2605 14th «t_n.w. _ UMBRELLA RECOVERING. M. A. GRISWODLD. CTURERS, REPAIRERS OF UM- AN O IA'S AND PARASOLS. 411 11th N.W. PEONE FR. 1816 W. WINDOW _SHADES. SHADES—Good quality opaque shades. fitted . 95c; the best quaiity of T mdes. 31.25: Bung free: we call wi rmanent or temporary position. Address Box Fa8L. Star_ office, zr-h’ )UTDOOR WORK for month of August. Young college student. Address Box 240, < PAPERHANGING—Piece: ~_day . Job; ap. 1115 V_st. n.w. North 3238. : PIANO PLAYER—Young man Gesires position. Addrexs Box 94-M, Star office. 2! PRACTICAL, all-around machinist. Rox 131-M. Star office. LESMAN, 32, with car, making $100 week- AL iren work 1n Washington. Address Box Star office. 29¢ - Address 21 couldn’t well refuse, so he swam over to the shore where Peter was squatting. “There!" cried Peter, pointing to the the thick draperies which hung on rary position; salary. Address Box 220-M, either side of the casements been tar office. MEN—IFf you want position as fireman, brake- 906 Tth_st. ready-to-wear garments. n.w. SALESLADY—Must be experienced in ladies’ | STENOGRAPHER, typist-secretary; six years' e e PBLATT. 1ith are B . s experience ; exceliént references. Address Box drawn? ‘WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS §1-M, Star office. McCarty switched off the lights and | mud at his feet. man, electric motorman, conductor, colored | GAT J'SILADY, hosiery; must - e e striding over to the nearest window | Grandfather Frog looked and such a |train or llefl'lh;“ ke porter, .;lfl!;""lmzfi: b 2 d A, Yl’ Mi *'F“;‘““‘:,‘.,‘,’:‘E‘o;.‘;'mm.?‘“"pmg""'"u.c. CATL e Ten e | ST g pres (3 thrust aside the curtains and opened | funny expression passed over his face | SR, ¢ MBuiec S unecemary: rat.ciana | D¢ EXPETIENCEC. APPLY ASS | figplae work 2 | te T848 U st mow.. Abrana it. The explanation for the disregard | There in the mud were the footprints of | roads: - name -position vou want. _Raiiwsy | Rice, William Hahn & Co., 7th | ryomoven BCECTRICTANT vears” experi: | =oie Lt i o e it of possible onlookers was instantly | Longlegs the Heron! He could see just | Institate, Dept. 6. Indianapolis. indiana and K ente im il kinds of work; capable of taking | ATTOMATIC PISTOL, 72, 07, " - ‘where Longlegs had stood when Peter apparent, for a sheer blank brick charge of plant; references. Address Hox MEN—Join our nl"ht school of uklmlnlhly. Free course. . We Instruct salesmen on the sale of Piggly Wiggly stock. School opens Tues- day evening at 7:30 o'clock and Thursd: - ing also. Alter you qualify we will place vou on-our sales organization. Call at Room 334. bidg.. on either of the above even- ml.heonmt ‘su_ru Securities Co., Inc. N, AMBITIOUS, to quality in Yoeitions in drafting profession had thumped. Grandfather Frog guiped hard once or twice and shut and opened his great, goggly eyes several times. Then he spoke, and his voice was not nearly so gruff as it had been. Grand- father Frog was humble, very, very humble. \ . “I hope, Peter Rabbit, that you will wall rose before him about six feet distant. He' glanced swiftly each way and then withdrew his head. leaving the window open that the gentle breege might drift through the room. The blank space, or alley, had no opening at either end and had evi- departments eed apply to M st SALESLADIES—Only those with experieiice in suit and dress Pehrend, Philipsborn, 608 11th AILING O for _canoe: give full par ticulars, H. B. Moses, 800 F st. n.w. SECOND-HAND adding machine: mu firstclans conditions. ~ Address ' Box 184 161-M, Star office. JCK_DRIVER, white; R . ave, .- WANTED—Work, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., by young elght years' experi- E ser "or doorkeeper in movie, | Star office. o e ox 142M, Star offce. ** | oE caRIoADof ord viwe, S ot YOUNG MAN wishes position in private fam- lenptae: B & 0. delivers. B. . Weper. ly; experienced; with reference. 1815 18t at., 1 3 dently been left when the Creveling residence was built i3 order to give light to its rear windows. YET the house was practically in the middle of the block and beyond forget all I said, just as if I hadn't said | genial work; good pay. Day or evening classes. it” said he. “I guess I am getting | complete cotrse 3 to ® months. Information as ;hl!dluh in '.1?; old age. I hw;v now that :o-. mlm;' a;n r:(qnen."&.:ldl Dow. owe my life to you and I am very School s grateful. I shall not forget it. Peter|OBDERLY, experienced, colored, in small in- Rabbit; T shall not forget it. Perhaps | Stitution. Address Box 244-M. Star office. for our fur department. Appl 608 11th st. SALESLADIES, experienced, to Mr. Behrend, Philipsborn, BET 17 clubs, for a tall person. S or St Rear ofmee. LLON gasolive pump, to be fnstalled in ;fn‘,e an* Adarees Box 61, Niar_ofce. FURNITURE, rugs, tableware. _antiques, ornaments. Riley. 481 11th st. M. 6162 35° Apt. 11. AN, worl 1323 M st, MALE. R in FEI HTLDREN CARED FOR In refined northwest D Fevcares. Phone Nort 8539, 3¢ ny_kind; willl y Fr., 6618. TYASTERER—First-class, non-union mechanic; TAMERA WANTED—German or French high- that brick wall would lie only the :ome day IY n:lay be }hl;l v!:d do as r:mch cap, perhaps, une man on weekly salary basis. | SEWERS—Reliable, quick. to Take work | CLERK and typist, Ta':"‘ m-_;« ;:1.1: speed camers, 4x5, or larger; must be e back yards of the buildings which tg:g;‘:,-m,t“mmlm “':"‘lzn v‘lid{ Address Box 248-M, Star office. home; manufacturer's sewius. Address Box | work for $10; refs. ress . Siar | TRet Addrens Box 90-M. .‘.., office. 4 L TER wation house, oK. _ftar_office. olice. — N we _direct faced on the side streets. Had Crevel-{gtayed down in the mud so long that|FORTER for Aur"Rndnoi Taid o wors: | STENOGRAPHER Accurate. peat pist; | PRESSMARER_Firstciass. Coleaziw. = _| WA, tned Furnitere for five room: ing caused that high blank barrier to|when I came up he had gone and there Apply with reference 920 Pa. ave. n.w. auswer, giving detailed biography and salary [ ;RESSMAKING at home, i eam- | player-piano. Franklin 4828. be erected on the edge of his prop- |Was no one but you. So I jumped at|gALESMAN, first<class, for electrical fixtures, | €xnected. Address. Box 245-M. Star office. * | qress; prices reasonable. W, 290 . pleyer-pianos and PhOLOETADES wani- erty for the purpose of insuring abso- | conclusions. It is a bad thing, Peter, a|717 12th st. n.w. TEN young’ ladies; £ood paylng fraternal | DRpsSMAKING at home. 334 Maryland ave.|ed for cash. J. Behaeffer, 513 H st. n.e, lute privacy to the rooms which looked | Yery, bad thing, to jump at conclusions. N—By & Baltimore cigar factory, to Taciory 15 proposition. Apply 306 Ouray bldg. 10 to 4. | pe -® | Linc. 2188-W. BSALESMAN—} bandle our line in Washington, at present dis- tributed; must have had experience and know trade; state references: all replies confidential. Address Box 152-M, Star office. . To_cover Dintrict for Proven device for re- High-class Address Don't do it. Don't ever do it. I never will again.” “I don't blame you a bit,” said Peter. I guess I-would have done the same had I been In your place. My, but Longlegs was angry! He chased me way up on the Green Mecadow and I do believe he out upon it? The front of the house was no more carefully secluded from outside observation than were the others in the neighborhood. , Why| should the rear have been thus shut away from prying eyes? His mind still busied with the prob- TYPISTS wanted, Address Box 118-M, Star office. and hair dser, and curist: mended persons considered. 1o Heller's, Inc.. 809 7 ] wanl automobile necessity. ducing__asoline consumption. man requ! Large commission. n.w. 28 experienced and capable. WE ARE in need of an expert marcel waver 50 an_expert maini- only experienced and well recom- Apply mornings DRESSMAKING at home or out. 1926 15th st. n.w. North 264-J. colored, .with nce, wants to sew S aresimaker. ORIl (after & p.m.) 1461 Swann. . . native Spaniard, will give lessons, rea- o oie."“Address Box 16TAL, “Bear odee 30 [ 5. Call Adams 127. ']’:ITL?H EST CASH PRICES WE BDY ¥ advanced on would have killed me if he had caught " Box 150-M. Star office. 280 me.’ lem, McCarty moved slowly -about the SALESMAN, experienced In china_and glass- study, measuring with a practical gaze WOMAN, young, whit 218 19th ‘st. n.w.. Potomac Park cars. 27 for cafeteria work. BERT—Street, afterncon asd Fowe & ‘Bmodeling. " Fhoss On “No doubt of it, Peter. No doubt of it,” returned Grandfather Frog. “He's a dangerous fellow, is Longlegs, when he is angry. You must keep out of his way for some time to come. He isn’t are, to cail upon t?‘-, botels and restaurants tional nity for live wire to we Sato’a Jarge ‘proposition. L. Barth & Bon. Inc., 1216 B n.wy 1 SALESMAN with experience: must be young, the distance between the various arti- cles of furniture: until he came to the long, narrow table between the two davenports which flanked the hearth. Here he paused and, taking the edge A PERMANENL $17.00 PER W] FIRST FOUR WEI of the twisted strip of taestry be- |the kind to forgive and forget. Neither | active and able to show results; able to drive { $1,100.00 FIRST YEAR kind to forget. I don’t!auto; state references, experience and salary AVAILABLE TO SINGLE WOMEN tween his forefinger and thumb, be- llmmo 'I l'l:ex Ing doo“. ll: L on} e B SIbL Brar office. 25e | BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 2. lnnl :hnost mechanically to\straight- en As he lifted it a gleam of some- thing white against the age-darken« shall repay you for what you have done | BALESMEN, to travel, to complete ition; men mow aver- for me. Now, if you'll excuse me I must | crew; lead the chorus again. 1f they don't|sging 815 to $100 weekiy, 'Apply Room §, Good_eyesight, hearing, health and willingness to work the hours assign- ed"aro the essential qualifications. S aCHS FURNITURE CO. Cor. 8th and D sts. Maip 6308. 2. Addm.l%-l Kilbourne pi. n.w. NURSE, practical, for infant or confinement g ‘or small lots for cash. cases, wishes position. 1310 6th st sw. !om-hnn:d,.mh;:‘e_. o - n's Book % POSITION till September 1, by young lady YOU HAVE ANYTHING to sell, phone Teacher_ as secretary. companion, clerk: cash.| Main @162, Riley, auctioneer, 431 11t st. 23 fer, nurse to children’ or convalescents; ‘cannot. typewrite nor write shorthand: have office ex- o0, Teel _aa wita perience. Address Box 176-M, Btar office. * g *H Welsenbers. 622 B st a.w. STENOGRAPHY, typewriting, by. hour, day or | FURNITURE of all kinds for & six-room house oice all relat think k; will substitute f ipher on va- ediately, a4 & whole or odd pieces. o] o e "m&.m“mwm t b | thing hee happened w‘ufll:mchu‘h BALESMEN _Two lvewlre, trustworthy,| No PREVIOUS EXFERIENCE NEEDED. PR e T St o -+ T A S 2 tfiymd@.h a small, ufifi; arum, = chug-arum, chug-arum, m';qmw'mfim'flfimm:#‘ FiEsT FLoom iz izm ev. N.W. ' for of-red, It-ak-a- oA, 1921,y T W Burges - VI Blerofions : TRLEFHONS 00, e 2 nd * FURNITURE of afl kinds, enough for thirty~ -