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Freight Cars as Time Approaches for Shipments Fromf Northwest. BY PAUL C. HEDRICK. Spheial Dispateh to The Star. **SEATTLE, August 25.—Idle freight ca¥s are being parked in every trans- continental storage yard in Washing- ton, Oregon, Idaho and Montana, Téady to haul the tremendous fruit 4T3 grain yields of the northwestern stites to market. Northern transcon- tinéntal lines are increasing their working forces in shops and round- houses, and repairing equipment in duction in the export tax on sisal fiber to 2 centavos a kilo. (about readiness for a big eastbound ""“’Ieent a pound) s expected in order tb this fall. stimulate sales and shipment, as the Milk canners and salmon packers, |condition of the people.of Yucatan experiencing a siack demand from lependent on this staple is deplorable. the middle west, have started to route their excess products across the con- tigent to New York for foreign ship- mént. The first through train of these products left for New York today. under the new low rates, and others will follow at intervals. This movement is regarded by business wmen as one of the first significant in- expect no diminution in production the remainder of this yearp Vomen’s Apparel. NEW YORK. August 25.—Retailers have just bezun to make initial show- ings of garments for fall, and indica- result in the better grade lines in the near future. Hemp. Hoslery. Special Dispateh to The Star. LONDON, August 25.—British hosi- ery manufacturers are unala over reports that Germany is captur- ing the men's hosiery market. They State that when it comes to heavy ribbed wool hose or high grade fancy trial rejuvena- duonm"o"rmm:' r&'«fnn'c"d::r{n-en’ Eoods the English dominance is ‘Building here is slack and is con- e fined to erection of small homes. Apartment houses, however, show for Dry Goods. Tent signs for the first time in months. | special Dispatch to The Star, Rentable dwellings are in demand. Business Lags, Despite : Wide Wheat Marketing GHICAGO, August 25.—Retallers are buylnx congervatively in kim.l dry goods market, but they are ying.” Local retailers. report a fair bu!lne!l in early fall goods, and are tempting buyers with bargains in BY DICK SMITH. late summer wear. Special Dispateh to The Star. 3 KANSAS CITY, Mo, August 25—lo . Casned =Goods. iness in this section has not re- 5ponded 'as was hoped it would to the | SAN FRANCISCO, August 25.— and | Canners now are operating on the peach and pear crop, but the~pack will be comparatively light. Figures for the apricot pack show a small widespread marketing of wheat favorable progress of other crops. ‘This is accounted for b{l mel ta‘ct dtnb.tt the farmers have been deeply in debt, n?! when thase debts have been liqui- Drmclluctlon, but demand has been dated little has ramained for new pur- | E0O! chases. The f-nnersl !?el t;lat tl;e‘{ Special Dispatch to The Star. i rtionately less for wl — ‘the Jhey produce than thoy are asked to| CHICAGO, August 35—The leth pay for what they buy argy in the canned goods market S this conmection.” said W. T.|despite short supplies is explained Kemper, chairman of the board of one :gw ;l::-lv:"h:;e 'byrthfia “f,‘ 'mn * ks, toda o for fruits and fanc: of the midwest's largest banks, 3 | BEICS8 & Your agy for fruits and faacy, i better for business if m‘;’e'ul':lt:nmn were pald to prices t‘l:" OIIX‘! of the habit of purchasing ose lines. than to ylelds, for generous harvests ar tc have aroused false hopes as o trade prospects.” Leather. Coal men still co::rlalln ::l 2ok Of | speciat Dispatch to The star. and declave this is Samr slump, but s because the| PHILADELPHIA, August 25.—An Buyers think the coal men are prof-|improved demand for sole leather and 1e6ars. leather belting is construed here as “If we tell eflw truth about the coal|indicating more activity in the shoe sftuation.”” sajd H. N. Taylor, presi-|industry and other plants. Steer dent of the Ceutral Coal and Coke | backs, tannery run, are quoted at 46 Company, today, “the people say It is | to 60 cents and cow backs at 45 cents. as City Chamber of Com- Hides. 0 e RoTo | Special Dispaten to The star. MONTEVIDEO, August 25.—Marked improvement in the hide markets is noted in River Plate ports. This tributed in the main to European buy- ers, although some hides were bought for American account. Orders have been of good size and at favorable prices. The Kan: merce hopes to lnfluce 30,00 chants in this territory to come for a_ “market week,” be(lnnin‘ Au~ gust 29. More Buying, Incfeased Forces in Steel Fiela BY GUY T. ROCKWELL. — Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. Chemicals. CLEVELAND, August 25.—Although ! Special Dispatch to The Star. the improvement in business in this| DETROIT, August 35.—The Solvay section, especially In the steel in-|Pprocess Company will reopen its Del- dustry, is ome of mental attitude!ray plant with 1,500 men September 1, there has been a moticeable increase | atter a two-month shutdown. The in buylng activity and in the number | piant normally empioys about 1,600. of workers employed. One of the large steel companies will blow. in on. Special Dispatch to The Star. one of its furnaces late this 'et?‘k. after a complete shutdown of months, and more furnaces in the Mahoning{ NEW YORK, August 25.—Many desl- valley are being lighted. ers here anticipate an advance in the The American Fork and Hoe Com- | price of gulf coastal olls of 25 cents a pany, manufacturer of hand farm im- | barrel to $1.25 in the near future. plements, has reduced prices }0 per cent under those of last year and Riee. Special Dispatch to The Star. orders received the last ten days in- @icate the farmers again have entered 'NEW ORLEANS, August 2 rice has advanced 50" cent: the, market. Several of the motor car companies expect to ept:busy | Eioaihasiadvanced B0 cante A barcel A e pound this week as & result of a fall ing off in the ecvop prospect. The ex- auto price reductions are expected. These are possible through lower ma- port demand is che chief Ror 1o tas rice market. terial costs and greater labor effi- ciency, automobile men say. 3 The theaters are doing a big busi- negs here. Many houses are playing Netes. to capacity and some theaters closed| NEW ORLE'ANS, August 26 (Spe- for the sumper will reopen earlier|cial).—Fear that the grain business than was planned to take advantage | for foreign shipment would be divert- of this condition. jces of food|ed from this port by reduction_of e products are steadily” declining in|freight rates over eastern lines this market. passed, as the western lines have met of'tnc business of this port I 1n gvain R of e ness of s port is in grain comm‘)dlty Hepms ?hlm::::d for‘ export, lnbd t:ll- is be. H H ng at present by low rates From Various Sections | i tor export anipments by tramp Fruits. steamers. CHICAGO, August 25 (Special).— 305,',‘,“’“'“,:“:,‘:‘;{,"2: Speclal) | Those in close touch with the labor P riombcd. on Cape Cod, are |situation here declare that the esti- Sepocted to damage the cranberry | Mmates of unemployment in this city crop near Marston Mills. are entirely too high and that while HA NOISCO, August 25 (Spe- | there 15 a serious unemployment ait- B Five handred - carlosds nol gation.jtewst men/asé outiof work, w recol e 8 o Was siimulated trade. A| PHILADELPHIA, August 25 (Spe- basic price of 6 cents in bulk for|clal).—As a result of the establish- 60-70s has been fixed by the prune as- [ment of the open shop in the textile sociation. frades, the re:iu'lc(hn'- n?ondh by , August zs (Special).— | the old apprentice system hive been sNoE wc‘:fl'}.“m‘li mnageg of_the [r¢moved. This has resulted in prof- California Associated Raisin Com- |itable employment to many men un- pany, has closed a contract for an able to obtain work elsewhere. It advertising campaign to popularize|was contended under the old system the use of raisins, which will run in;that two years' training was neces- 300 newspapers for the next four[sary to produce a competent operd- e Wiz limited. During the sencn monts N, Del, August 25 m! uring the seven-month loncSll)‘N—Gs';(l)pmems of cantaloupes | Strike, just ended, the employers es- oyer the Pennsylvania road, from Del- | tablished schools. in which new men aware and Maryland. so far this sea- | have been taught in ten weeks to be- som, haye more than doubled the ship- | come practical knitters capable ot ment of the similar period of 1920.|earning $50 .a week. Many This season 9,190,351 quarts of ber- | these students are. riow - knitters of ries were shipped as against 5,332,765 | full-fashioned hose, m whleh t.hnn last year, while 130 dflflomslh:t wa- | has been a scarcity. . R< @10 have sed over road, ol with twelve Ip 1920, The 1 oia ILADELFHIA, Anmim 25 (8, greatest loss was in the peach croD: |called for by thig,ciry heve crm y Which showed only 368 baskets, com- | g *G 108 T thlp ety u;'ab:h&:: paged with 185,214 last year. now Tor_the $1,000:000 Searoot g Cottenas for this purpose than when the ap- propriation was made. Materi; YORK, August 25 (Special).—|have declined in price and. m,.,,"fl Manufacturers of heavy cottons for |lower. lndu:trlul pnr’noll;s are p‘!':'lu'dl:fin‘ a rise in priceg in the near futu I are thattany fresh demand il EXTRA piace the mills in such a position to te higher figures. Some purchas- #’ of tire tabrics already has been mon DAY HOLIDAY. NEW YORK, August 25—The board of goverpors of the New York Stock Exchange has [runted the request of members for an extfa hojlm on the CHAR!DTPE. N. C.. August 256 (Spe- | Saturda; ecedin; = i The | Cadwick Hoskins Com- e s lually p ng e machin- <€ . ”fl- the Louise mill in operation, OIL STOCKS, ::? it is believed will follow this| Quotatioss furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. policy at other plants. It is expected . the troops sent here to prevent strike Ammmn’on Co. riots will be withdrawn in the near _future. Backers Fipe Lise ¢ ILADELPHIA, Augist 25 (Spe- | Coninental off . cial).—Cotton yards are quiet and ® Pipe. Line. prices have been shaded from the re- Cuml Line. cent high level. Southern single skeins | Eureka Pipe are_quoted at 21 cents, 48 to 8s and | Galena Signal O com southern_ single warps at 213 | Salena- cepts. Carpet and upholstery yarns,|j.qigna _ €80 95, % slack, bring 22 cents. National MANCHESTER. N. H. August 25|New York (Special). —Heads of great textile | orthern Pipe plants here Indicate that there will l:?ne-fly work for practically all the mem. Tl s¥ibubyEnaberaiinatet;f lh!fiiil!aai:iifi:Ia:uainaE:ESai:! tions are that forward ordering will | pape MERIDA, Yucatan, August 25.—Re- | 5044, the | herd. ——y : i bring re mn stz two experienced im te del us' . "t quick. Remachel boto pply ria. Va. GEDCERY CLBREE wanted as wieemen Ta | W 558 Bolt 7 408 Frast ol ‘bookkeepl TR N, e Apoly YOUNG LADIEE L *ho have saved $500, . T Address Bo: < yo o day and o n e My, g MAN, ‘groceries w.{wd-.hry ne rood , ibitious, educa Double entry eef a ex. BT e oL ph Stenographe) o is t, well: recommended men ( %F at_once. E ‘Huston, Typlsf p.m. flr 305 Bond ns. tion is business ‘Thursday, W. -HELP FEMALE DOMESTIC—Continued. ' !ALH.-H- od. ;z‘-hfu:" beaded n. v;:'l mzt-l.i; mn-:':—;h REAL ESTA-TE Ourey Buidiag, ey 280 SALESMAN. ‘We want experienced man, well acqu with, properties, values and owners 3 ey King chargs of our sales dopart- mi gm address and good record, owning his own A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT MAN. BAXD “that rist watch; Wednestar Rewrd: 1184 Ootompla road. 201, set with is and sapphire; fternoon Pt "on ‘Bolalers’ Finder p Dodd, H b ok “Croet Ghirey 4. ock Creek Churel Phone Golumbla_2922. 25° fon At Lo~ oneke toar-dr 5m. caror| LIEBERMANN & HA on o ‘road, or on car or WN, from 14th and F sts. to Washington Hotel. Reward. _Col. 8806, Fr. 410. PHELAN C. HAWN, BOSTON TERRIER, agawers fo same “Jii- ney.” Return to 1550 K s, Phone Fr. Jiso. Reward. high-grade BROOCH, double-faced cameo, between s«n uposttt n -:l"! and commiss Kapueck, asant. Md., and Di I l?:flh A and Dupont Cirele. BULL TERRIIVt (outon), muzsled. but with- out collar oe tag; reward. 1212 6th st Reward. 250 stock (all com- liberal arrange Lanun-nt-l e. | ment. F nnn Grocery Co., Inc., class, to represent Iocul references. Replies confl- m;: elepione number. " Addre ugust 24, At Keturn to 66 Quebee place. " Rewa ockville ?l B, rd. COLORED GIRL, young, to help with general housework and care of child; must stsy nights. #a" Belt, West Thornapple st., Chevy COOK—G o Frone West a1z, COOK” and general Housewark. Phone Nul’lh‘ Ros = 208 30 557 3 T ing: _ust have ntmm. GERMAN or Swedish_woman for references required. Call at Apt. p.m. wages. Apply 1332 lln 171!2!-:-:. T Do wash- E umz. at.. after 4: GIRL, colored, 143 B st n.w. for general housework. Avgl! GIRL, colored, for general Tousework,_ADDiy after 6 p.m. or before 10 a.m. Apt. 307, Cordova. GTRL. geieral “’i T Fatrmgat housework. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. o/ HELP AND SITUATIONS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES c«-u-n‘ CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. (NK NICHTER—Car =2 fobbing: repaie worx; w'"'-fi-'u Tis NELLI, mm--. Qurpent General Rej :l'{u 8 Specialty. T CHAIR CANEING. - CHITE Gifilxmn—g;?m Upholstering In ali its brancfies. CLAY ARM: STRONG, 1238 10th st. n.w. FRANKLIN 7483. CUTLERY SHARPENING. KNIVES, S8CISSORS, luzg:'s AND. ALL knds of instruments sharpe GIBSON, 917 G n.w. Main 1085. ouu REFINISHING. r Work. 9 L n. RESS—Work call 3. A. Nitor, 1815 l‘lh“l.t - Ior = u"""fl nmueworler ‘WANTED—General Northumberland Apt, Am and_receive reward. Rubenstein eaning, M st. cor. ed Prince: brindle bull; : Ao e e e :_Reward. 480 School at. s.w. presser on new coats. 407 7l st. n.w. _® EARRING_Black_Jet, with pearls TAXI llHlVFH—Exl»rlenced, with rpuwnce Apply 8t. Jnmes Hotel. THE PALAIS ROYAL quires salesmen for boys’ cloth™ ing dept.; must be steady and reward. . Return 1137 20th st. n.w. _ fl'fiuxu FUR SCARF, Liberal reward. ‘olumbla_road, Apt. 301. rx.\nnnrn PIN—Trapesold shape, Greek letter, binck ensmel face, Reward. Phone Miss_Ormiston. North 3549 after 6 o'clock. * 1736 ) G S BRIAT gATCH. x:‘r:l'nm '11‘;0 reliable; permanent position, -w._Phone Fr. 3813. good salary and bonus. Apply e i A ‘i‘;“.‘;..?.::‘f"{o".‘&';}"" Mr. Simonds, buyer, men’s cloth- ing dept., The Palais Royal. TICKET SELLER for theater playing road PEARL AND SAPPHIRE CRESCENT PIN Fith platisum points. Retun to 1436 Chapin. o atetns | : CARD "CASE_with, Lesion card and e fox 1648 e M e T wael’“ pers uselexs 5. Mall to or com. SALESMEN, several, nm.d-u. to sell -znrk WHITE GIRL, young, of refinement, a8 Fiuaicate Kirhy, 200 Wisconsin_ave. _28°_ {1 jocal corporation: good commission, Apply | mother's helber. to siay nighis i Chery OIN ” PURSE—Small_ gold, “mesh. Finder | Koom 5. 1428 F now.- Chave: give references and state salary ex. please return to 1518 28th st. or phane SPOTTER AND PRESSERExperts Apply pected. _Address Hox 302-B, Star office, WHITE WOMAN, good, reliable; yoman with from S8 in ’ood Glmczxt pear m u-hnd.l and theater: wood stand; sa 219 Sth_st. n.e. 26° ROOMING Bo BE. must be sold at_once: $450. 513 13th st n.w. EXCLUI tabes. 3 SIVE D.C. DISTRIBUTOR for cushion They end ail biow oots, pun ey Hding. Libersl mlu. seis on flflllmll n. ndl use. Service Cushion Tabe Co.. Kansas (16 City, I(o . $1.275 TRUST. paying $25 monthly, well se- cufed; liberal discount. Address Box 21-B, Btar of wa\mm—u.a or woman with $5.,000 cash invest; ours is strictly a cash th and services, to business; will stand T'gid fovestigation and offers life tion: educated person only dress Box 256-B, Star office. YOUR Ol D Fl I.nd-..;:;’l;:nfim::a'remmnd np floors A e 347, nf™, —_ ____ HATS, = PANAMA AND STRAW_HATS CLEANED AND“BLOCKED: BY EXPRRTS, VIENNA uA'r CO., 485 1ith N.W. HATS k!PAlBBD "AND ');wcx 1th n.w.. opposite Star. S. keeper. Address Fox 240-B. Star ofice. VOMAN ™ for liousework ~ every Friday. a7 To “cook, wash and Tron. 90k M DUPLICATE B XBYS, 3 CENTS. a ‘wat. TURNER & CLARK, 1253 New York ave. MIRRORS RESILVERED. “.()M.E-\' two. T cooking. ' 133 Md. ave mer. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIE!- COOKB to $65 month; Inundreases fo 33 day: 251 ?(Ilhwluhen Fuller's Bschange, 1221 bousework; 5o o 270 Ugs WANTED—SITUATIONB A(‘C(I!‘NTA‘!T—A!» mnmr of bar, now located elsewhere, aelirw; e MIRRORS FOR BALE. YOUR DEFECTIVE MIRRORS RESILVERED, LIKE NEW. SEND THEM TO CHAS. J. HARBEC, 46 H N.W. o MOVING AND HAULING. TRUNKS. SURNITURE AND BAGOAGS LL KI ROMPTLY ATTESDED. 10, LITTLEMELD & ALVORD 0., M. 8290. iA’l“l‘le!!Es.l’EA’l‘ll!R nzns ETC. [ATTRI RENOVATED, RECOVERED & SANITARY B'EDDIN W PRICES G CO. Liberal, reward. attractionn; - experience necessary: must be | tion in or near Weshmiiie 0o t POLL PARROT, wmall Finder piease vetar | Tl Fecommended. Address Box 168-B. Btar | handie large volume of Work o e | 2018 G n.w. Franklin 6735. 1098 0 & na e e | ofce. bility; ability to prepare fnancial statements, WATTRESSES AND PILLOWS = TIN Two.” Call 4002 14th st n,w. affer | tax Teports, statistical reports and handle of. | Benovated at most reasonable prices. Let us PURSE—Sunday, brown seed, contaiviug mon- {1 p.m. ¥ 367" | fce detall. - Address Hox 1911, Bear oiee. o hll, Eive estimate. Fromp: deliveries and 57, and Kes, on ‘Liucoln Park car. Mata TIRP BALEAMAN, good. for local concern: | WRTCKLAYER—Jobler. colored, wamts work: | o e g hees 5 EDDING. CO 2 straight commission: references required. Ad-|brick and cement work speciaty. Address | N. 5210, o SCARF, 2-skin squirrel, on Georgefown ct dress_Box 272-R. Star office. 26* er. 1910 9th st. n.w. £ flnder' ‘wrm nfio Von Sprecken, 331 Bliep-| wANTED, boy, colored, 16 years old, with | CHAUFFEUR or porter; ulllinl to work best. PAPERMANGERS ““’ r.unmns n.w. Reward. wheel; work around grocery store and de- | references; wishes position. AL C, A. T. GEORGE. STRING PEARL_BEADS, Il Bth_end | liver ocders. 1614 14th . Mo. ave. n.w. 5 Rooms’ papered, $5.00 up. Webster. Reward. Col. WHITE BOY CHATFEUR TosloreadlprivateTamlly = ‘ranklin 625-J. 220 12th st. g’rflfig OF PEARLS u o near Dnlmllwd to list properties, collect Tents, check-up. real | 0k 324 G st sw. CAL!élll‘E—BBDBWn PAPERED, $8.50 AND e ar M (Y- Moyian, (IR0 el e transfers and do odd jobs. Must know | CLERE, Tetteed i, leelth: situation (partly PSPt S N F. bre N, bibog"" o5F SIGNET RING Lternity), Taised seal: Sun- E T FORD SEDAN. Box 208 e menth. FAd rase o, HOBSON. PAINTE HA\Dnl; £ ridge courts, Re- o COLORED MAN, nger. o estpricen s fan TorTERD. uepers st o Rewera 25 REFERENCE REQUIRED. |yuiter o belimai o';"n.uu:-'.'"'flau”""w 5 (s hw. Fhoas i 6I00 atler § pm 1t "t WATCH, _la G Swiss, Wednesday 6 N HAWN. A, H at. n.w . PIANO ING. : fl".e: th and Pa ave. mwl or on 1t st. LIEBERMAN) 85 ’I‘ ::J,Ll:(lllnll!flb mh\ nl.gaaxe aged. wishes work of gl.«rwosTnj"i?.“u‘ EANED, mmmfm BY ¥ =3 = [+ H er stu, Appl: fact 017 expe for on orders this WA’i'cH—sm.u old, the evening of A EHFI;AN €. HaWN, ’42l| call 441 O st. n. 7o AP e | RFULONG, 616 12th st miw. Fr. 104 ;;:k EoE onitle S 0 [AN—Experienced In baking business: | COU! ‘K"EIISM T 3 COL 4708, GEORGE M. wu.xn FOR. 23rd, either in Central High School Auditori: £ood_opportunity Tor right man. .\ddreu Box | can take charge; 2::1':: rly”e:n{ :ipfflle;c:r merly head tuner lnfl player repairer for ho:’ e e !fl:‘_‘r_;r (fhlen ot Mth nd 203D, Star office. Address_Box 95-B, Star office. Foster and Knabe Co. 710 Morton st. n.w. . MAN to axsist file clerk in p-uom at- | DRAFTSMAN and T SCHAEFFER. SOREeAT office. ' Addrass Box 204-15. Btar of- | only: 83 Audress Doy 35315 eas nfifi"h' WREATH rl\——m pearis. 2 small diamonds, Plano tuning,- player-piancs and afl makes years' EOOMING HOURE wanted &t oace: cash. Address Box 257-B. Star office. "“'a‘l" STORAGE BATTERY service station, estab- | fored lished; well-paying; excellent equipment: space for accensorien and. tires: cheap. for cash: & reason for selling. Address - THBE BEST LOOATED GARAGE in Washing- fon, in the heart of the apartment house sec- tion ‘and close to the auto trade traffic; now doing splendid business; wonderfal location and “proposition for taxl business and auto agency service station. Call Col. 7422 for ap- pointment. WILL PURCHASD A LEASD ou ¥ o¢ O sta. between nd H. Address Box s 52476 BUYS A STORE of three rooms corner, 1o suburb 15 minutes’ ride. from city. on car line. Payable $200 cash, balance $25 monthly; subdivision of 50 houses; nelgh- borhood ‘of severs] thonsand. Awply Sheiton Groves, owner, room now. Davioe bustaces! Bk 4t m day. Aun-t,u,np ‘N ol e aent for - "Kranich & Bach, Emerses 26° iros. pianos. TANO, electric . $250. To b ot_n. . lnu DECM and stasd. $10. 20X = nln "BROS. PLA 1 year; winl !ABY “GEAND at reduced prices. slightly used and second-hand to select from. Hi 'omilma&nh and EOYAL mmrl‘ll. No. 5; 3 o 15 Dectect: cond! 1 Irving et Apt. 32, 27 THE_ REBUILT TYPEWRITER INC. 'en. rent and D 717 12th n.w. Phome M. 6534. “WE RENT AND General Topemrioer ca a1l ok A% p . ‘Mxtures and Iease—z of the |a, best stands in the city. One on i 14th n.w., one on 7th st. n.w. Be quick if you want a money- |y & e B"""’g&'...’"" Line. ml. maker. P. F. CARLEY, 617 E St. GROCERY and meat market for sale in best northwest section, doing about $100,000 all cash busine r year; will sell at-invoice dwill; Klm 4 Joors to run. with renz'l;l option ‘will consider, cash proposition on Nddress Box 1108, Bter omee, Marshall Business Brokcrs. ooming house, 16 rooms: best room-renting section;, worth $2.500 price, 81 Booming house, 22 Tooms; ‘partly furnished; will sacri Boarding and rooming house: 20 rooms; near 13th and Muss. ave.; 5 baths; cost $5,000; All our_rooming boarding houses are wert of OB BT W Lot the Tbest en the market. house near Public Library, 11 price, $1.200. Garage, capacity 200 cars; yice right. Gasoline “station: auto repdire: mo better location: price, $4,: Confection and_candy, news; price, $2,000. Marshall Business Brokers, H i Tana’ fxtares plus sccumulated | 1o 929 New York Ave. ml‘( BEAR BAR for sale; good mm 1589 New Jersey ave. n.w. CTRIOS WANTED — Cash_paid for mm African, Philippine and Bouth Sea Island surlos. Address Rox 310-A. 8°ar office.__1° ELEVATOR, h 0! Pl Ilomnhl vaallred 20 ‘experience Tuesday, Reward. ' 2616 University Disce. | YoteeSianae gencral ofice amistant and | 1ok Dtired s soiise, "iichman; night | 2ioH 0 2788 S bookkeeper by wholesale house; state qualifica- | in Washington who can use my services for I]_lmnu.A RE-COVERING, WRIST WATCH, goid, on Wednesday BIREY, | tionw, experience. salary expected. —Address |2 years? Lz tame talk to you. Add B I on Silver Spring-Rockville road. Reward if | Box 2.C, Star office. 26° | 343.B, Star Y, S M. A. GRISWOULD, feiarned to 5512 Ontarlo road. FEMALE FILBMAN or sanitor; experieaced: AT nn‘fifi‘»’h’;flf‘“ Y e = . g reter- ., WANTED_HELP COMPANION for bilad lady: tour d ences. Jackson Javins, 915 Westminster st. | 411 1ith N.W. _ PHONE FR. 1S16-W. AGENTS. Hiice™s. ot Hynetaciiter Mo 236 oh e the rlumbing trade, b = DOW _SHADES. ce. ‘'onklin, Hyattsvl - D] ng trade, by man with | SGHADES Good qualit: sbads fitted TO. SELL concrete mixers, | SOV \(flfixl_(.mw—}or Soverment u(zttrll 8% years' experlence. Addiess Gox 297B, |4 Jour windows. " Gbe: “The. best qoailty of A z 5 ew City gpadue shades. $1.25; hung free; we_call with block and tile machines. T TEACHERS Evening work: pleas. | MACHINIST, middlcaged wants Seuck At | Sumples. TEERLATT, Tith and & ‘ste. me. oyment. Apply at 1218 New York ave. between 11 x.m. and 10 p.m. 26° HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN—Natiop- wide demand for tralned women: all depart- ments, hotels, clubs, apartment ’ houses; crowded feld: fine living, quick advancemen: our methods indorsed by ‘leading hotels every. where. Call for_particulars. ~ Lewis H Trainine School, 1824 New York ave. n. LADIES eam from $45 to $75 a A belle_ Honour, famous English, bnuly Jpeclal: ist, announces the opening of Iastraction: marcel "wavine, curl, scalp treatment. facial and siage, manicuring, $5; morning, afternoon and even. Ing_classes. Col. 10485. 3536 14th st. n.w. 26° Call North 5790-W. SALESMEN. CALL ON RETAID GROCER TRADE—Experi enced salesman preferred; permanent- p.-uwn Address_Rox 228-B. Star office. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—If you are & ml estate salesman and would like a chance to get_In_business call 617 E st. n.w. SALESMAN to cover local territory selling dealers: guaranteed mlary of $100 week for The Richards 200 5 Co., NEw York VY. i ¥ of Tines and $1 rilculars, _Earn $5,500" & yea 1 d for men: ‘inex ened: city or traveliog National Salesmen's | MAID. white, doctor's ofice. Phone Fragkitn Tr. Dept. 350. Ghicago. BECURITY SALESMEN—Greatest lime-up ever lumx. WAVER—Experienced: nmm sal staged: many 'banks, highest public ary and commission; permanent positin. Ad- dress Box 290-B, Star office. SILLINERY MAKERS, experienced. Apply Miss Young, 1303 Conn.’ ave. MILLINERY TRIMMER. ERLEBACHER, 1210 F St. N.W. by bankers o ‘country nation of transportation serv- solid _investment, land increases, etc., rank this the big producer’s one great oppor- tuni Mr. Durant. 613 G st. n.w. 27 it OF those who A. examination m—r t.hn o September 18, in S Wasnington, we ofer the o portanity of joining our intensive quis. begin- Regquire an Experienced I i1 Aocobatants’ “Sotteir 851 | Assistant Millinery Trimmer. ';o\wlg'dc::nanent Position Applyito Is open for two ambitious, homest men, who MMER__ Tebl groming. company. Top Wil bo quicky PERMANENT promoted to an_ emnuve position if you make POSITIONS £, o 1180, Toto 13 and 1 re & THAT PAY ATTO TNDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED WEY. PER WEEK BT Conees of six %0 cleht Secka Practica: FIR$SK'I7‘ FOUR WEEKS throughout. _Actual repairing experience on ) maes ofcars e $1,100 FIRST YEAR. and evening. WM only. American Motor Ree’un ?"‘ Olste W ThmeN: AVAILABLE TO SINGLE A N ber WOMEN m‘;:z: erotadon ‘Eagloce, 7. ‘0, oiot | BETWEEN THE AGES OF 1848, clyy. 18 AND 25. BUILDERS, MACHINISTS. here I» your uwar- tunity to qualify for = higher salary and more certain employment; six wacll‘ specialized rainin, ue print reading, shop sketching gr shop mathematica: individual instraction, day o mignt Must enroll prompy to . Call, write or phone il Jatormition, Cotatmble Sehool, ot Dra ing. 14th and T sts. Phome N cldss. Apply lwi 75 st. S 26° Good eyesight, hearing, health and willingness to work the hours assigned are the essential qualifications. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED. . CABINETMAKERS. J APPLY §E§CH -HANDS. FIRST FLOOR, indrails. 722 12th ST. NW. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONECO. in getting out '.k‘f o ing’ ha Permanent positions - to right men. The Henderson Mfg. Co. . middleaged; care for garden, milk, care for horse, ete. X. Y. Zor 435 C ot nows Man colored. wants Job with contractor o carpenter. Call 428 4th st. n.w: MAN, young, entering_George Washingto University in Sept.. desires -m‘-: of oy Mind. Address Box 3598 B, Star office. 26¢ MECHANIC, machinist and fitter desires even- ing employment; "excellent refe: ) dress Hox 105-B,’ Star office. Tepees it NIGHT WATCHMAN—Reliable, white man. Address Box 166-B, ms‘&‘rkofl.c'e' 250 GFFICE MANAGER o svalstaqE_deriies per- manent place: good ednnlloz.chlnc::: and ability; clplm&to bandie any volume of busi- ness correspond present empl - dress Apt. 1. 1110 Columbla rosd more 260 PAINTERS—House and roof repairi fized. Address Box 177-B, n--?gffir A PAPZHHA\A.L\&—PI&E. 3 3258, % t. n.w. _Nort| Apply lolDKan' 115 v 270 PLUMBER, nnlnn. SALESMAN, A-1; canned goods and grocer] working D. C. trade 3" years—institutions. Rotels ‘andcafes o reputeble fem. " Wish to make change. Commission or dress Box 301-B, Star office. SHIPPING CLERK—Experienced, single lhlpglnl or clerical work. Address x tar office. 260 BTE\OGBAPHBB.—TYPBT ings; owas typewriter._Tel. Col. Siosoie) STENOGRAPHER - TYP]ST—Kn ledge Dookkeeping; six years experience. c:'xl SCRVEYING, plattiog, by expert; Rddress Hos ‘SHe B, Siat ofmere ) Teasonatle. WHITE WASHING, caleiminin and_paintl Kitchens. cellars, etc. 1102 o 'p.m:o:f YOUNG COLORED MAN wants Mtlon as | Furn! pprentice mechanic in gara 10t st n.w. Phops North Ses8 -~ 360" YOUNG MAN now cashler State Bank in Georgia wants bank or clerical position o or near Washington. Address ‘Box 143-B, otar office. YOUNG MAN, grocery clerk, shipping elork. trpist or genmeral office work. Address_Box 309-B, Star office. 28° YOUNG MAN. capable, desires wrtive renum- erative position; can furnish r L‘Jule or drive auto. Box 280-B, Sta flifiw 17) RED MAN wi m Jani H st or phone Lincoin | iR -m: p .m. FEMALE. CLERKING In any kind of store or office work wanted by 7 young widow; have some knowledge of typewriting and am not afraid of work. Address Box 324-B, Star office. 26° DEESSMAKER, firat class; reasonable. Ad- dress_Box Star offi 26 DRESSMAKING —Full gawns, exclusive styles; children’s clothes specialty. 'Mrs. Burke, 1904 Calvert. Adams 254. . . 26° GRADUATBE NURSE, E. N. desires_sick CasesciN0 obstetrics; $21 per week. Phone ort . MISS BERT—Street, afternoon and wns a s modeling. Phone 8§27, Address 1704 Kilbourne Bi. m.w. FRACTICAL NURSE, experienced in sick “‘”M‘ bl !" o duty. Call Linc. 2674-W. : CTICAL NURSE, experienced in sick diet. fered. those who qualify: Address 2] Ll : M. & ) Star office. 'B._Warren's office, 1418 n.w. MLmW(&A.g e furs. Apply beran RED BUS BOY. Recreatio 10 am com ™ 919 @ *| ratonmss ES—Two experienced talloresses 14 lof oy A R ol o M o 1 rear 708 Morton st n.w. 26° Tmsm‘mn—rcrnct knowledge of Hu Ad- frems nox 263 1YPIST, return for answering calls. B, Star_office. WAITRSESES—Ten; ex A head waitress, M and 5, 518 12th st. n.W. WHITE GIRL to work in candy_factory. A zf_ ply Dixie Sweets, Penna. ave, n.w. 28° DY for electrical store work; light Dookeet l:;‘ Silverberg Electric Co., 1000 B required; none others meed a| 1.C, Star office. ing, can practice in office in enewer Address Box 84T- DRIVERS,' e taxl; ice. Apply rear 1142 20th ~for Cadillac srienced, ss Klock, between for botel. st. n.w. with ‘tools’ 621 F st. n.w. five, To_government work, LEARN TO.BEA . STQRAGE BATTERY REPAIRMAN to write us for our prop- ho_ha it Annmu Dasitions nd good salaries. Fideesa Bos 5218, Star offce: l,llmEN'r AGENUCIES. PENSER—Execlusive store. P4 > rator with deartment store, ugem' lady 25 or 30 years, as lnhllnl n doctor’s office; experience necessa lnnnn-vher. m nowledge of ‘bookkeep- weel. Qerk” with Baleslady: experlenced; -mn fi tsohnlal ‘experience. secretarial; rapid advance- jtenographer, experienced; with public ter er. & ""':?h Knowledge of dictaphone and stenog:- x&'n&ii" PERSONNEL BURBAU. Bldg., 14th and N. Y. Ave. Washington's Largest Baployment Bureas. MALE AND FEMALE. N quickly learn real estate ve pay while learning: need not lntnfin vm present envlomul ‘som -n- ing $100 & week. Free olass lectures " Matteson, 315 Colorado hu OF INTEREST TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES. o éfizz : ) £ i £ ! : § ¥ North 1707. Box 22.B, pecialty. Re 26° fined T ity Address Box 346 Cross. bidg., 17th ST e fat. n. 25° CHAI t. in ing_work of any kind, k2T, COLO! nw. PLACE A8 NURSB or companion to gentleman, by re Iady; willing to lnv. city. B, 'Star_office. PUBLIC_STENOGRAPHER, expert, at your service for that important rush work. 218 |, Mus and Pa. ave. Phone Main 26° daye gad Satardays. m?}mfl’" % rnn.mrvg': ms- five-room apartment want 270 : | REVOLVING DESK GHAIR, two office chairs, ‘WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS FORNITURE and Bosieebold lecn.‘ T beat prices paid. Call West 5 G FURNITURE of all kinds to mmun an lp:nr ment house: also player-pianc. Address Box 318-B, Star office. 31¢ FURNITURE of ail kinds for a six-room house wanted immediately, as a Wwhole or odd pieces. Kindly call Col. 6a00. se7* PLAIN SEWING. Phone North 8120, 0 1F YOU want 15 sell your business call or ad- building. Washington. D. C. iress Riemer Company_ District National = s fl_rxvvfi‘fifi Revnul Bervice, "m—m ot. L. C. RBem., lmh dr.. ' a nou 6 ‘mos., 315 sell, repair and Open evesings. MISCELLANEOUS. Wm"fi tabl 1844 Rhode “Tsiand ave. ‘mow 26" e deep ith belt. Owner going to tropics. Call Matn 4300, Apt. 207, befors 10:30 b hmmwbwm uree great sacri g T ce, | Tnauire oomsa m':f’ — 14th_and G DROP LIGHT. siesteic, & de, $6; dark bive vei '""" u:.“'.o. ;"' iy gy i gt o Phone North - S W ACORN Gas STOVE, practically new. g n.w. gl;ncz DBK. fiat-top, cak, $20. €13 -—I % . BOWING MACHINE, good condition, ebesp. BABY cumuo:, condition, .w- bunlnel $3. 315 11th st se. L TABLE. complete with coms and balls; Beve cings condition; seen between and 7 evenings. B o -n nw. 28 - CHILD'S CRIB, complete: ity washing ma- 2: §ood conditian, cheap. 405 > CARH REGISTER_Completely S e e FOR SALE _MISCELLANEOUS ADDING MACHINES. BARGAINS IN ~ulating machines. MINNIX, BOATS AND ACCESSORIES. CANOE—Fully equipped. 3150 Mt st. nw. uonrs—m light 8-ft. tenders; price ','!" cac 5 Eviarnde Gregory's, 6th and Water sts. s. BOWBOA” ~Al North wi motor; in excellent condition. " call Col. after 7 pm. , suitable for two; canvas or silk. What Tave Jou a b mmy Call Cleveland 120 IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING to Main_6162. _Riley, Am:thrneer -t "m' 8 8-FT. POOL TABLES—Musi in good con. dl : also equipment. Mdml Box l“—!. office. BICY CLp FIANE o chea) cle; dition. 701 Eye st. gec® Dcle "" o WOULD LIKE to purchase at once some .ooa gesirable used foralture; alao- player piaso. Franklin . FURNITURE of all kinds for a l!xmnm bouse: immediately. Call Frankiin 6524, 25° typewriter and ‘mac] ‘must * be reasonable. Remachel " Stotor \-: Rbssiyn, v mmm TE NEED of furalture for an & room house: will buy as & whole or 0dd pleces, Call Frankitn 8785. it HIGHEST CASH PRICES gaid for all Kinds of furniturs, refrigerators and carpets. All orders prom, tended 830 Maas, ave. mw. Fraatiis 6163 angals” RETEIN. iture cirpets for a country botsl. e North $100: 142 Tin ot mem FURNITURE—You_will feel satisfied with prices 1 pay. S. Weisenbers, 622 B st. n.w. ranklin 6 rices paid. e:xqm' "gelnnrqum To.. 01 ces uare ture Co., Bye'ng. Phove Main 5630, = = cm'r wanted: hmm: prices paid for 1a- dies’, “men’s and children‘s worn clothes, shoes. North £315.. G. Litchman, 1744 7th n.w. 5.FT. CABIN BOAT, with foll equipme: cheap. Call N. 6054. S REBUILT ADDING AND CAL- | ider again and 712 1th st. n.w. | Bant COE ; dresses, Soc. news Sacrides” Cabt Fran. uu (‘lfl'l'uls—w»rlhm we ask They ‘stz ‘we sell hr itly used clothing, Justh's 014 Btand, 3850 Tearat Blue-White bm.m DIAMONDS. ETC. 150 Dismond Ciuster Ting k-~ carac PIANOND Ex BARGANST T EAHN orncu. o B‘r‘flnt Lady"s Diamond P 817 _Tth_st. - EIGHGRADE second hand. fareh ag\;-w etc. Riley, 431 1ith st. Main n‘:.‘ 20 u‘?n Dismond Dinner 33 -carat Pertect” Bolitaise Diament KAHN OPTICAL (0. 617 7th st. n.w. Turnitare A ne. Tooms dealers: Basement, 714 n.w.. Apt FOMED OAK LIBRARY TABLE, chalr. rock- er, $18; mahogany library table, $5: writing' desk and_chah 31! range, $18: i sweeper and attachmente, $15. Col. 7628, & VERY HANDSOME high-backed carved living room or hall chair; large blue uphol- stered Sheraton stool; old Sheraton mahogany cabinet with brass handles and patent lock; some excellent framed etchings, Uthopraphs £or Deople of 'goed tasta, atn 130 9030 1o 5 to 6. GAS FIXTURES for sale. o DUOFOLD BED. mahogany flsh. , 217 E e manitary | GENTINE HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES; BEG- ¥39 | lar $10 vaive. £5." Phone Col: 5808, FOR SALE—Gas range; like new. 609 Oth st. n.w. 0° BAVE. green, double: Safe Cabinet Co. make. 1454 Fairmont B —— l4xiéxé fr. wall $20. 1338 ;:- MACKINTORH_Size 40; gooll condition. 1457 2 Bhode lsland ave. nw,________3s% um-, Rhode Isiand ave. n.w, SEXTON hot-air furnace, gas @xtrves, 908 P st._nw. snow CASE, ok, 72x42 high deep | le, cheap. 3124 14th at. o o i !LIGBTI.Y USBD lcv:n qu-n—-u hot- Fineran, 618 water hener. Joseph K. Hw. Phone Frank. 4018, S engravings | BABY CARRIAGE. good condition; reasossble. con.u\ax.u good as pew; latrobe. ma—em&nv Ixtl.n'llhe‘::ow house. 25 bookcases, large child's crib, 2 LIBEARY TAGLER. soldes ahd fumed ofk: | BALDWIN REFEIGERATOR— Ouk Call evenings, Apt. 33, L2t Betment st jat 606 Mass. ave. n.w. fiaish porcelain lined; 100.pound . capcity: o ltluln _xwa:tn Tod M sta: MIRROR, taties and cash register. n.w. uv ousekeeping equipment, $250. APLETB Shone “Adama 395 28 :Th wip;‘h m\y old !urn:t:: and 1eqmr n sel e%ona relienie " 20t 419 & postal to H. MARKS, 1002 Fairmont st. Ph. Col. 851-W. = T CAR- te. Phone M. 1282 for 'lton or bave “WESCHLER," 920 Pa. ave. n.w. . Tugs, iableware, antiques, orna- ments, ete. _Riley, 431 1ith st. Main 6162. * FURNITURE, rugs, antiques. We pay more than ever for houschold effects. 8. A. Cam- mack & Bro. 637 La. 1- k( talking -ucmm antie ofl" Paraieare, ol Sver, rugs, brasses. diamonds, LR RENSTD. Tazs G in 8i73. GIR] nitufe and bous , all kinds, Includ- ing parior set, five picees;: mahogany table, single beds. springs and mattresses, Denirood Chairs, ice boxes kitchen tables, tops; druggets, stair carpets and gas stoves; 4 ‘e DINING ROOM SUITE, handsome colonial ma- ogany; can't be dnrp\lulad Plu\ $850. 1441 Fairmont st. n.w. OAK P Rear § New York ave. n.e. NEOUS PIBOES, dealers. 1818 19th st. vor Ilt- gl Send for Loms Notes, 814 E St. NNW. It you hive any farniture or other goods to sell; and you "will obtain best resaits. Fhone Frankiin 2016, C right um-' ses. Ehode Nortn 40H3 or write 1348 U at. n.w., Abrabam's. WE BCY houwhold Gunitars aod ofice - “SACHS FURNITURE co, Cor: 8th and D sts. n.w. Main 6306. tonln :‘l!ed :hmwmumhram FURNITURE for tworoom apt., at cost, used six months; market O Price, $250. Lease it evenings, Apt. 2, 1o1r S ¢ Capitol OFFICE DESK and chatc, cases and desk. bedroom fu chairs and stair carpet. DINING EOOM SUITE, handsome, ten-plece; dlso three plece mahogany parlor suite; ‘must De sold this week. 217 Faiketone Courts, 14th and_Fairmont. NEW MODEL o\ and " BOARDING SCHOOL selling out, Fur- sehold_ goods, i 3in o, buffet, roll-top desk, writing desk, double and | Seven-foot kitchen tabie; cots, | foor. continuous sale. 3068 P | na: nam:amnm.n,wm If you are in meed of ICTAPHONE, com) iving machige; first-class 216, Homer bl AMERICAN IDEAL STEAM BOILEE, 7835 radistors, $300.00. Joo High. 313 LINOLEUM, kitchen ot -;: with ition. Call 30 YDS8. ._1746 Columbia rd. “COLUMBIA mt:nrlio':l." recorder, Devducer. shaviag apparstus; esch with aiter- curren will* for adding mach! Tall North ba35. Me- Hallor g9t EUG, fs ox14; calor; slightly Tt ey 1l . and see at Y. barracks, . Bossiya. Vi nomp VEHICLES, ETC. Tarness _and tale cherp. Call aé 4 Do ST O 0 = 'I‘earmg Down the Large Tem- heay welght and 1 1ady’s -m.. porary Oflice‘Bmldmgs HUNTER—L SHANETEERS,Ssperiencd; sewingYome or | Bring § have or Franklin ey ant; reasonable prices. ADE. 3, 1011 o.,mn. Feariman's Book Shop, 983G st B D e e el ith of Peasa. ave. The :n:u;n 2 T d ol R 3 | n.w. after 6 o'clock. Y 26% in three months' time. We are beul ‘wants pupils wish to mm'fimm Phone. OOl a-m w, “fillis"na Pl make'an appotstment at our | NEW U. & double harpees for fve ard MALE AND FEMALE. L I Wul- e i ST AND WIFH aant place as chaFors ana | s 700 C1n ovtain best remuts.” Kimaly | MW 2% Fraskua s 2d Flerids ava. HEERTRORMRSTE ™ Loums FELKER, | Befok ovcise uwmweer | SRS ep o p ST e — ¥EmALE DOMESTIC. — — |1335 7th N.W. North 114.{nw. 2 A AR R BY COLORED GIRL. day's work or morat E wanied of ol Tiads for INDIAN, ToI6; Just greciguicd; mew fiee: | Job ha our stock of %—m work. Address by letter. B. B. 8., 1600, L e unluau‘afi ining room or 2 parge | $1o; bargain. 21 | complets. “We bare Tomber, ‘Tollel Guisie st. n.w. : mlu. Pflt‘m ;;’d misce] us articles. Please \MBERMAID or elght hours® work, colored. 1708 10th s 'HAMBERMAID or waitress; girl wants aman Zamily. 1080 3 et T ork COLORED GIRL wants work as dishrwasher or nurse. 509 12th st. n.e. CHARWOMAN desires work of any Nul mornings; best references. 1208 You st. COLORED WOMAN wants laundry pr clea ing by the day. Address 1412 10th st” n.w. RED WOMAN de esifes morning and o . 932 P st. :_'. )Ln:‘. GIRL, wishes place as o light bt howtework: nG, conking: beet of refer 1206 87th at. n.w. COOK, place to stay at night. 1670 82nd st. colored, wishes place as maid, plain GIRL, 147 110h st n'y. cocking. KL, refined, colored, 001 glflon desires work. ‘338 Elm st. n.w. kind. lfifl GIRL wants Gay's work of auy st. LA.D!—BeM elderly, keep bouse for i awer or care for invalid lady; refereuce. LAUNDRY WORK of any kind to take home; Feasonable. price. 425 110h st. s.c. LAUNDRY by fhe day, M — Toordays and Vriasye” 1406 Toim o Prairie Oil and Gas.. e men and women ii the textile trades | Praivie Pipe Line.: e Sur men slong u. desire to increase your - | s B S e bt i Bl B B ThETES none, e wil show 700 ow | T B el i, o o owrge | are running at capacity and will con- | Southern Pipe Line, Who comres with us, looking for & real chance, ind ) yo S . 1918 i } B 200 2 Slark plbels e R SRS SRS B o do so, f you will send s your | S e =k o ET B vthe Ini s = & ’ - pect to employ a full guota of help e % % = sttention 1d crgching. ,g.pm‘u'}h Tr|name and address; not necessary WHITE housckesper_and = o, T Cathelc all winter. Stngerd o1 ‘ot = S B Pout it It you'ss a Geatiie magoup: | to lose any time from your office. | FIg oo px Tooue ‘250 ‘Woolens. Standerd Ol of 3y | yearsold.” - Suifi 8ir, Address Box 4-C, Star offic: WHITE GIRL would like work i3 amall fim. NEW YORK, August 25—The Amer- | Souc s Plach. &3 y YOUNG MAN or Tor fiing_and tele- frtoimm Por 710, S o fean Woolen Company has sold up and | Usien Tank Line | Phoner Adaress Box 0B, Star ofice. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS - withdrawn Its entire line of fancy|Vacuum Ol Co. i i - Ferb bl worsteds for the spring of 1922. The | Washiagton Ofl. CHANBERMATD and_bousework: wiges—¥ib -oUF. e N N & = : Par ek, Call 135 13th st s o gme ATERPEOOF CANVAS SHEETS work now as ever were on ©om-; 7The British Trade u.&a has Mn’é‘;’:’l&finAmzl—na mmfl‘m‘ mmm“ LEI u A Ollxd:.monhn Mills now are operat- | ject of lulll.lu & large - vessel d: v o) and night shifts, turn- 1 “to “be used in -cruiiing , Ketimates fo: OLD GOLD, SILVER, ETC. e - A ¥ Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver BOUGHT NI mn LOUIS ABRAHAMS, 815 6 ST. N.W. BlflOm BOLD SILVER COINS, l’lA‘l'l- ABE ABRAHAMS, 438 9th aw. uu. HIGHEST CASH: PRICES elry, old gold, silver, diamonds this wends it without chin m YoSTH'S OLD STAND, ‘65 SPECIAL ATTENTION YOUR ENGLISH means money to. you. Apt. 108, 21090 F st nw. cmmmo !II'WUI Dlm gently treal e Dt e o nes s e -H desird T BLECTRIC Date nurse OUR- PRIOES buy ladies’ and ete. Wi 683 ARE L PHYSIOTHERAPY, ELECTROTHERAPY gives | LARG! DR. CAROLYN AUBTIN. tment z AR t-nudl BEDBUGS FLEAS, RATS. . account of FINE ARGAIN for Kive wire. active or = o u--—n‘iufl Rass ooslsshie MaceNEs n.u‘ oo 2926 14th st. n.w. ‘Buttons o SPECIAL BARGAINS BEWING CAPITOL SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE “"’ 1814 R. -1 ave. Ml‘fimml AND COUNTER ! TORY. PRICES. N THE rac. AL nmhool.rm 08 1LOW 8T., 25 H N.W. 612 5th N.W. -t-__-'_.___._ FRANKLIN 3778 THOROUGHBRED Bosten bull; mals.. Apply oo att moaitee S ...au eench e, Bovton Terrare. il v.rvrn-. Phoas Live: 9813 gn-ylsh.-n. “'A—l-. -llllo.u-llm'l‘l. DR E A v ru!lo. uunt.lne-au— good _tone: Treatment of the asd Cat, B B North S0103. % 2% | Office 2131 14th ut- n.w. Col. 574, _sed* GRY | Ton s poare; measeasbinr OH ML T AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. wmmmmm E-4. late 1918: quick sale to close estate; offer. | icat condition; $860. 'b,--n.h.. raold, 2 1328 G st. n.w. 2204 FORD

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