Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1921, Page 16

FINANCIAL. Bt 2 HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 19?1 PART 2. HELP AND SITUATIONS. 'BUSINESS THROUGHOUT NATION SHOWING RAPID IMPROVEMENT L strial Plants and Companies See Both Profits and Production Possible Even at Present Prices. " BY BYRON SELLER. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK. September 10.—Busi- | ness throyghout the United States continues to be as good. as business mhen make it, and dispatches received within the last twenty-four hours in- dicate that they are rapidly making!available now than at any time sin it better. Industrial plants and com- panies and individuals engaged in basic industries are rapidly bringing their businesses to a point wheré both profits and production are as- “ sured even at present prices and un- der present conditions. Busineéss has responded throughout the south to the increase in the price of cotton as though by the wand of & magician, and this rejuvenation, with its accompanying liquidation of old debts, has been keenly reflected in the grain-growing areas. Confidence and optimism in the midwest has been enhanced by realization that the wheat yield has been less heavy than was at first anticipated, and by satis. factory development of export tol nage demands. Content With Narrow Margins. Productivity is the problem occu- Ppying the attention of every far- sighted business man. Those who have realized that the days have passed when it was possible to sell all possible output rggardless of cost of production or price to consumers are ae:kingl to!discgver‘,’ not hgw wi n of rofit they can de- e & T o DO N atain of | net operating income in July of $69,- 485,000, the largest since last October and $17,000,000 more than in June, laccoding to the Association of Railway This problemy of productivity is nD!lExec““_V?S on the basis of reports one e Nabor solely. During ! fled with the Interstate Commerce the period of necessary curtailment | Commission. of operations, managers found that cost they can achieve. Gradual read- Justment along those lines is sending | more plants back into activity every day. and, individual efforts of workers, |the tentative valuation fixed by the achieve equal results with less men. icommission for rate-making purposes. This was proved conclusively by the |The compilations were based on re- class 1 raijroads automobile tire manufacturers of Ak- ron. Consequently they show every indication that in the future they will demand that a fair standard of individual productivity be maintained by their workers and the present state of unemployment gives them confidence that they will be able to “obtain it. - Productivity Main Object. L But if they are demanding that each worker come up to’ standard, they are even more insistent that each dollar of capital as represented in plant, equipment and sales organi- zations maintain ‘an even higher standard of productivity. They real- ize that the individual efficiency of the worker is more important than his wage scale and that the efficlency of every dollar of capital is more important than sales prices. In ad- dition, they point out that increased productivity does not mean less jobs, but more jobs through broadening of operations and that it means a tre- mendous increase in prosperity for all when normal conditions finally return. Tt is unnecessary to look further than the railroads to see the effect of this principle. Their reeords‘l show that by means of increased|for Jul productivity of capital and labor they are changing deficits into sur- pluses and are handling tonnage with a remarkable absence of delay or car shortage. It has been equally efficient in promoting the resumption of steel plants even under adverse conditions. Settlement of the building trades controversies in Chicago by Judge Landis has been efficacious fn pro- moting agreements in other cities, and within the next few weeks the entire country will begin to_feel the effects of building revival. Lum- ber is moving under an increased demand, which also is responsible for firmness of prices in other build- ing materials and hardware. Full Speed in Textile Centers. The larger textile centers not only are working at full speed, but with assurance of continued activity for months to come. Coal is responding slowly to the demand occasioned by the l{lcrensed activity in industrial plants as well as to the demand for domestic_uses. Retail business took a decided brace after Labor day, and many merchants have been under necessity of reordering to replenish rowers. Slight Increase Is Seen' In Great Lakes Commerce ber 10 (Special).—Commerce on the| great lakes showed only a slight in- crease during the last month. A total of 1,879 vessels of 4,960,921 tons registered burden passed through the locks here. Westbound traffic in- cluded 1,698,000 gons eof soft coal, 489,000 tons of hard coal, 3,856 tons of manufactured iron and steel, 21,291 tons of oil, 3.540 tons of salt, 94,603 tons of stone and 59,000 tons of gen- eral merchandise. 5, The eastbound traffic included 44,000 feet -of lumber, 232,250 barrels of flour, 10,132,267 bushels of wheat, 2,588 short tons of copper, 4,384,959 tons of iron ore, 6,375 tons of stone and 9,982 tons of general merchandise. prospects is that more than a million dollars’ worth of grain has been re- ceived in Superior, Wis, each day since August 15. An unusually large amount of grain has come from the southwest, notably from Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska, as well as large shipments from North Dakota. Notes of Commodities " In Various Centers / Automobiles. CLEVELAND, September, 10 (Spe- clal).—The White Motor Company did only 61 per cent as much business in the first six months of 1921 as in the corresponding period of 1920. The| truck industry as a whole in this sec- tion averaged only 39 per cent of the 1920 production for this period. TOLEDO, September 10 (Special).— Increased sales of Overland cars due 1o the recent price cut have necessi- tated the employment of 2,500 addi- ;Ioull workers at the Overland plant ere. Neckwear. NEW YORK, September 10 (Special). —Department store executives here, expect a good business on men's ties ‘with the largest demand for article: selling for about $1.50, although they i declare the higher priced scarfs are also moving well. ‘Tobacco. of this section at prices ranging from | ening of financial conditions 35 cents for tops and 25 cents for B's |reflected in improving coilections and an increasing absorption of merchan- : dise. Developments in other agricul- { tural sections also indicate a turn for s ape marketed in tles are on an en- larging scale in certain strictly manu- facturing centers. After many months of decrease, the slight upturn in Au- gust pig iron output adds to the ac- cumulating evidences of reviving pro- duction in different industries, this feature may conceivably become more pronounced with the advancing ‘znk.ly bank clearings, $4,580,608.- to 13 cents for low grades. NEW YORK, September 10 (Special). ~—The Shulte Retail Stores Corpora- tion sales for the first eight months of this year exceeded those of a simi- Jar period in 1920 by 24 per cent, the #® total being $12,800,000. The gross sales for August were 14 per cent higher than for the same month last year. Dry Goods. ST. LOUIS, September 10 (Special). —Retailers are buying dry goods in greater ‘:_;lmtmu and ars more con- cerned Wwith getting the: at aresent black and white; wire baired; blind in ‘ove eye; very old. ‘Washington, Animal ' ATREDALE _Female; 7 months old; snawers o name of “‘Babe’ dar Island, Glen Echo, ward for return. bldg. Main 3973. BAG (lady’s brown #ilk). contalalng over $20: Chevy Ohase, one block east inder call Cleve. 1889 or 8224 . st. and recelve liberal reward. OGO —Topas et wTth peaels £ i Bepeo8: rewara. " Phone CoL 386, "Foatane from camp on Ce- Mr. McKibbin, 908 Woodward prices than in the probabilities of fu- | CAMEO PIN—On Capital Traction Company ture reduction: $10. Ph. West 2282. 10% CAT—From 1203 N 4t. u.w., large biue Pec ‘WANTED—HELP MALE—Coatinued. We honest, ambitious young mer selling ce, between Who're wntions io Detter e o associate th I ‘with h- e o BT TeEaine aad el nitiacive: For an iaterview enthusiasm and _sincerity. address Box 211.H, Star office. MEN—Competeént to lay and scra; 1503 Connecticut Ave. AN, whlte, large garage; references necessary. Box 60-H, Star office. MEN WANTED, want to get in touch with two or three and neat; references required. Apply 1925 8 with or without 2 WANTED—HELP . WANTED—SITUATIONS BUSINESS OPPORTUNFITES. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FEMALE OOMESTIC—Continued. FEMALE DOMESTIC—Continued. Continued MOTOR CYCLES AND BICYCLES. COOK aud & Bousemald; competent, reliable | NURSE OR MAID—_Honest girl; some knowl-| TEA ROOM, well equipped, in Deart -{'EF Continued :;l;-n Zt cooking; references. ~Apply 78 l‘yll.tle Call Main 7415, A WTWTW s FOR SALE—Two modern shoe | $'ape; $3¢ eash. "3626 Hobarl st. Call bet. and 45 years, = Hours. ! thelr earaings ‘seaeral bousework; easy 118, PLACE as housekeeper or pastrr cook; lz:od S Spm: o % . s FX; 1o Tauadry th: 3 18 Family Mre, st., corner of Raymond st., Chevy Cha: Clsvaland 298. -y‘ t, 6301 Delaware ' a. 10° DISHWASHER—Colored woman, Call 1000 B st. n.w. (upstairs). l GENERAL HOUSEWORKER; good codk; tWo in family. 2506 Cliffbourne pl. n.w. . GENERAL HOUSEWORK, white; good home | to care for two children; gooa | yattaville 440. e HARDWOOD FLOORS. J. M. ADAMS, for elderly lad; 1% swall family as houseks references. Plone Col. 4787 repair shops cheap for quick buyer. | HARLEY-DA " with sidecar, '20; guar- WAITRESS OR NURSE—Experlenced colored Ald:! %s A E, qS fi%’ anteed condit! Oolzmbla RFIDY girl_ 318 L st. n.w. 11¢ ress Box 208-E, Star office. TLB, in Tunsing order, $10. WAITRESS—Experienced colored woman. 537| DELICATESSEN, newly opened, fine location: | 16th st. n.w. ew_Jersey. n = _ | four rooms and bath: must well. Linc. 34823 { fOR IMMEDIATE BALE—Biack Beauty B 112 | cycle. almost new: first reasonable offer. &> WASHING AND TKONING to do at home; also ;(1"'1:1! dry washes and curtains to stretch. l:zfl W“Aa‘Pfl'm:—l’l:R'f'.‘nvfllal:r} flw‘fl(l:‘w? Pply_British Embassy, 19th st. = = Rl epartmante trade following, e | CLEVELAND, in perfect condition; new tires: WIDOW, setried, refred. would 1k Place in |\t Interest ‘i growing business. Phove | ke uy omer. . 'F. Raul Cor 934 N. X. ave. all famhily as W kyener or companton; good | Sorth THEW, —— et w Feank 5303 pla! eool pply Sunday, Voodrow ave., 2 N wi .4 casl - : Bl T Pttt LA L e R e A MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. or | GIRL. _ colored, S dares | habv. 284 Floilda ave. n.w. | HOUSEKEBPER and for housework and care of 10 andy woman, Jmmedi: OFFICE BOY—Excellent opportunity for bei, hl' boy to learn the real eatate businens. - Appis i | Derson. J. Bdward Lewls, 012 15th st. B.w. ately; refined white woman, without incumbranc ! without previous experience preferred; perm: NEW YORK, September 10 (Special). TY PIN, Bigma PHl. Return to —Cotton brokers expect much great- er activity in the next few days, when more mills issue their new prices. De- mand is good and more merchandise is |2 ne. and receive reward, or cal | Lincoln 3328 100 FRATERNITY PIN—Phl Sigma Kappa: name 419 Y. M. . HAT—Chlld’s, brown milan; bet. W., B. & A, and 11th and Pa. ave. 11th st. s.e. or phone Linc. 8258-W Bay mare, missing 3 Sept. B, Dack serge Jack- Pa. ave, ana Fort Run- return Stone & Pool . ave. Reward. esdny _morning 50 bill in grocery gtore, 13th and Otis, will please restore same to owner. J 361 the jump In cotton prices started. e retaaito Non-Fesrous Metals. ST. LOUIS, September 10 (Special). —Hoth lead and zinc prices have ad- vanced in this market, réaching $4.40 a hundred pounds. and the latter $4.25. days. Owner, d. 11° the former |et, "between 12th and Pa. you south. Finder plea Drug Store, 12th and MONEY — Lady _who on R|REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. st o apcigh har worker; st ‘b anto. Address Box 296-E. Star office. PROSPECT FILE CLERK, | Do You Know How to Operate a Prospect File? . xperience ald)o!h" qualifications Give age, e; 1 rult. “Snte do mot catl FORD MOTOR CO., Wash., D. C. PAIR OF GLASSES IN CABE—On 8th and Pa. 2 and 8 o'clock, Sept. 8. ave. bus; between Return to 1340 Gallatin st. n.w. and B 500 TOTAL KR LY INEDNE Net O;ierating Revenue Larg- est Since Last October, Executives Report. Railroads of the country had a Tver handle; mon H. Price, 2007 UMBRELLA—BInck _cotfon umbrella, left on east steps of Capitol Wednesday afternoon, Finder please eall Lincoln 8165. Giamond ahape,. €di WATCH—On_Saturda, o'clock, on way to Waldorf, 12 size Leching- ton_silver watch, Swiss movement. rd if_returned to Room 14. Warder bldg. WRIST WATCH—Woman's. in fith-floor lavatory, We s." Reward if returned to superintendent, oodward & Lothrop. £ SALESMEN. SATESMAN—Ford, truck an need one experienced ma excellent territory: : salary and commissio wchel Motor_Co.. Alexandri 5 SALESMEN AND MANAGERS wanted for d forelgn countries, to handle t sells itself. Address Hoxr 150H, commercial; we with references at The earnings, a state- ment by the assoclation said, were at they could, through efficient methods ; the annual rate of, 44 per cent on states, countie; answers strictl; nfide; L 248-H, mur'ofnai, o gt nent home_an lars room 309, Address full partico- nate office bldg. between 48 and Inundry: small family.” Columbia 4301 Louseworl MOTHER'S HELPER—Self-; girl, to live with family in Falls Uhurch, y, pleasant surroundings. Address B specting W NUBSE—Settled_white woman: stay Bights. references required; wages, 80 month. 163 R ot n.w.. spt. 1. North 3691 TWO WHITE PEOFLE—Cook and waltin references: high tory. Call 27 West Kirke st., Clievy Chase. 1 ‘WANTED—Woman, colored, to cook and with_housework. 2935 Macomb sl ist WHITE HOUSEKEEPER for general work in smail apartment n.w. Box 71-H, Star office. no laundry. Address WHITE WOMAN—General Inundry; can offer good home and small at once; arrange engagement me Cleve. 1902 or Main 1024, REAL ESTATE SALEEMEN. Large real estate firm requires the services of “two capable real estate salesmen. for Teoner P Address housework SALES REPRESENTATIVE—We desire services of & capable salesman or selll frst-class_articl 1o the gurage trade. No investment necessary’ straight commission pald. A real good oppor: salesman; ranted in open territory. organization to introduce tunity for an aggress.ve selling right SR, Norwalk, Conn. encral housework, cooking and Apply 3139 19th st. n.w. dress Box 130.H, 8t N 11 RECORDS—34 Victor and Colum! records. il wants mald | 97 ar_office. | Good condition. ‘84 Tor tot. 3711 Lamont s Higgs AUTO ACCESSORY STORE and service sta- | ericnced; pari time | tion: au Ford service: cheap for cash | GABLBR upright piano; In_excellent condi- perienced; part thme | 10”00 ek buyer: suparban, Address Box 197:H, tion: bench with ‘music_compartmeat. ~ Cali restaurant or apartment. | 5,145 ®_"| 1800 Connecticut ave. evenings or Bunday from et + | RICH PROPOSITION; large profits ible R big chance for amail wellas large fnvestor: BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS | oo ot for”sml, 310 968 of. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, party going away; a1l cash = T BRICK WORK_AND HOLLOW TILE, WANTED—Halrdresaing _ establishment. _Ad- T. dress, mafl only,éC. M. Dodge, Box 82-H, Star 3t 1107 ._16° | office. 15% CHTER- rpentry, brick, ces t: g Tepair work: expert mechaates. 74s| James M. Carter & Co., Inc,, T 1317 New York Ave. N.W. morning work Call or addre: w. 3 t0 5. Roberts. $185 FOR Bchubert upright, 5 Terms arranged. Jordan's, and G sts. FOR one of the famous or_ 3 planos (used); good make. Jordan's, and G sts. n.w. $655 FOR famous Francis Bacon grand piaco; practically new. - Jordams, 13th and & st o famous s ANY TYP 1f you would Iike to sell & business or Dur- | iiberal terms. Jordan's. 136 asd G ste’ nw. gen. repalr. Frea extimates, | Case one, consnlt with us. We have & special- |~ TR TAFON T CUCTA Int_on tiiese matters and every facility for | O e > T, was DN~ 30 handling_your proposition. Only substantial | $65. now $33. 0 G st. n.w. D REL R listings handled. . LIAN ER-PIANO, bench sod Folls; Semodeiing & Speciatty. 319 1 . Main_657-658. like mews for quick male at sacrifice, $265. 4. - TATR CANEING ——— FOR BALE—A ‘mercantile busiess, estab- | - ARNOLD. auctioneer, 1823 CHATR CANEING. 2 2 v = SRSSHCHATR CAN 5 lished 25 years; the only store of its kind in | $75 VICTROLA, $45. cabinet style: Victor CHATR CANEING. PORCI CHAI SEATED | the city; feason for selling, old age. “For par-| victrola, $30; $225 Aedlian Vocallan, 30 Upholgteriog in all its brunches. CLAY ARM- ticula; ddress Box 83-H, Star 2 Victor victrola, $175. A. F. Arnoid, Auc- S FRANKLIN e B e B e Foy | s, wowichr 107 3550 Boon A iness, located on corner: ing also has upright, £100: reon, $125; S 7483. 5 rooms: and bath: $15,000 will buy bullding | $800 Stieff, $225: $:50 Steinway, $300. A. F. G. and_ business. Address Hox 94-H, Btar office. | Arnold, Auctioneer, 1323 G st. n.w. RAZORS AND ALL $18 TO $80 — Victrolas, Columbi Tonola. waneo A2 WANTED. Bonora and Welser taikiag matines 235 nw. Hotels of 0fty-room capacity and up, Jewelry, | Pa. ave. s.e. WOMAN, relinble, for general housework: small fainily and good home; only those who an furnish reference need apply. Address Cleveland 670. to care for two childre WOMAN, white, Bours. noon to 6 p.gr. 8301 16th st. n.w. 11 SECURITY SALESMEN—Greatest line-u staged; many banks, highest public men ing; set-ups by bankers on country allotments. Combination of ~transportation service, solid | investment, land increases, etc., rank this the big producers’ one greal apportunity. & Mr. Durant, 618 G st. n.w. WOMAN—General housework; hng. 1412 220d st s.e. family of fpur, i O WOMAN (white) for general housework in small family; good wages, good room and bath Apply with ' references before 5 p.m. Lamont_st. n.w. STENOGRAPHER—Young ma ted, entablished raal estate Bem; ot less. then ‘18 Jears old; previous busineas experience not ddress Box 353-E, Star office. necessary. WOMAN, reliable, for cook and general house- in’ small family; references. 1812 Ver- 1851 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. haberdashery, dry goods, grocery, confectionery, - _ | deticategren, automobile accessory, hardware, NEW; | restaurabts and cigar stores; also several bair REFINISHIN 4 FLOORS 5 7o ped and repoiished: ali uar: | dressing parlors. 11 any time. XL ,\l';“t;‘;: %flli; WE HAVE LISTED CLIENTS WITH FROM ONE TO TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND CASH, ®cis Bacon, Schaff Bros. and other well known WHO ARE ANXIOUS TO PURCHASE THE kes. Al in fine condition. 227 Pa. $235 BUYS A _very fae, small Cickeri Tight plano, 237 Pa. ave s a8 245 TO $45%0 BUYS = good player-planc — Marfiall & Wendell, Arthur Jordan Co., Fran- LADIES’ PELT 1 I8 FOR SALE, BEE US AT ONCE. g -2 B G bury and other upright pian slightly used; The Washington Business also players at a sacrifice. Chas. M. Stieff, Brokerage Co. Ine., 1108 F st. p.w. . .. PIANOS of all grades and makes are now of- HATS REF A . " 1(‘".Alk D \""l))sigusl'(;EFD 2[8 Bond B]dg.’ ¢ {fered at reduced prices. A good stock of Phone Franklin 2882, slightly used and second-hand_instruments to select from. Hugo Worch, 1110 G st., sole A GENTLEMAN with flaancial backing to join me in the dry cleaning and dyeing business. agent for Kranich & Bach, Emerson and Becker Hros. pianos. SE! G MACHINES. TINNER AND HELPER. Apply Theo. ¥. Schuls, 2378 Island ave. Taundreases: —could - Fuller, 121 23tk CHAMBERMATDS, cool place over 100. BSee at. UPHOLSTERERS WANTED-—First-class men, union, on_ overstuffed furniture. Us holstery Co., 911 7th st. n.w. WANTED—SITUATIONS WAFFLE AND HOT CAKE COOK, good, for position open Oct. 1. Address Box 3B, office AUDITOR, 16 yoars' experience: familiar with income tax work; N—Write for list of lines and full ; earn from $2,500 to $10.000 yearly; rienced or experl- ik demand for men. inex ped: € tional Salesmen’s enced: city or traveling. Training_Asen SALESMEN, Ford—We need two experlenced with references at once; ports from 202 having a total mileage of 235,641. Fifty-Seven Fail to Earn Expenses. WANTED_EXPERIENCED STOCK _SALES- MAN. WITH NTELE, BELY. 895,000 WORLH Tor A ENTELY, TO | BAKER, allaround, with_hotel _experien TECTED CAPITAL STOCK OF A LOCAL |Wans work. Address Bex 253- ESTABLISHED CORPORATION. WOULD PRE | BELLMA FER MAN NOW EMPLOYED TO HANDLE | enced, wishes night work. Address Hox i £ ON COMMISSION | Star ofce. THIS A8 A SIDE LI immedtate ~ dellverie: Roads failing to earn their operat- | (CTiioc¥y IMEECRIC, Co., ing expenses and Taxes for the mont Hechaate A DE NG A MMUSICATIONS STRICTLY | oOKKEEPER wante position: experienced and reliable; good references. Address Box 99-H CONFIDENTIAL. ADDRESS STAR OFFICE. {whole or part time. Address Box 105-H. Star employment _for 1 am a practical dry cleaner and dyer and a sound“ business man: you handle your invest- ment. Will be in Washingion week of Sept. : 85 this proposition ATTENDED TO. | with the small cleuner or talor shop. 1t will M. 8290. _{ puy you to investigate. An opportunity of this sort is rare. Refercuce required and exchanged s WEW. o+ |Address Box 106.H, Star office. RENOVATED, RE D AT LOW PRICES TWO TRAP ROCK QUARRIES. SANITARY BEDDING CO. |, e ot 300 acres and one of 50 acres, with a 800-foot facing of the best rock; DROPHEAD SINGER, bargain, $13. 2357, 14th st. = 10° 11 for interview. Do not c AL SAKES vented repatfed: hemstitchi phonograph and records. Lerkia, 313 Pa. 23 ings L OUPEN EVENINGS. B. A. HOPKINS, Singer Sewing Machines. NEW AND USED MACHINES. Address Box 265-H, or elevator man, Star office. colored, 1 numbered fifty-seven as eompared with seventy-two in June. eastern district the operating reve- nues represented a decrease of 13.8 per cent, while the expenses decreased 32.5 per cent. Their net operating in- come was $27,336,00 a deficit last ye: penses decreased 26.1 per cent. Their net operating income was $8,368,000 as compared with a deficit last year. Operating expenses of western roads decreased 11.8 per cent, and their ex- penses 26.7 per cent, in July. Their net operating income was $33,781,000 as_compared with $9,104,000 in July, ACCOUNTANCY thoroughly taught by La Salle problem method. £oThe man who starts NOW_should be ready for the big opportunity next year. Call, write or phone for our 1021 catalogue. La Salle Extension University, District Braneh, 909 Dist. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Franklin_ 5845. ATTENTION, Ex-Service Men! Wanted—5 men with fair edycation; experience necessary; willing to guarantee $50 to $60 per week if you show abilit, Room 44, 624 F st. n.w. NEEDS TRAINED MEN. openings _in this as compared with Opdrating ex- re now for splendid Course of six to eight weeks. Actual repairing _experience on all ‘makes of cars. Total Operating Revenues. “The total operating revenues for July,” the statement said, “amounted to $462,953,000, which was a decrease Rates reasonable. American’ Motor n.w. Phone N. 10400. YOUNG MAN, handy and willlng to leas 3650 Ga. ave. YOUNG MAN, as typist and offi 1! $20 per week ' to start. Address Box 264-H, grocery busin Star_office. 11e™ | CHAUFFEUR—Colored: 210% B st. n.w. CHAUFFEUR—I5 years' experience: must hiave good reterences. William Collin 467. ng, e g age, sal Xpect references. Address l!‘ux HB-H 'S':: office. private family _or [ 2] 100 100 in own | CHAUFFEUR OR PORTER—By young colored '0d L man; reliable; references. 1542 Sth st. n.w.' North -W. FEMALE. CHAUFFEUR (private), white, married BOOKKEEPER _—With stenogra ive age, experience and references. Address, | erence: in_own handwriting. Box 227-H, Star office. hic experience; lace; nces. Address. O willing {0 do other work. Auareas Box 216-H, Star office. best of re CHOCOLATE _DIPPER, Sweet Candy Co., 700 D' experienced. Mary | CHAUFFEUR, colored; experienced on i) nw. Dest references. GIRL, experienced, for delicatessen store. 1100 | 1825. 100 10th st. n.w. Phone Lin 100 BLECTRICAL DRAFTSMAN. GIRLS—Ten girl Chavalier. Experienced on lighting and power; wants rmanent position with contractor. Addre ox_120-H, Star office. 1 to be sawed Kelth's this week: Gusrantes 310,000 o e | in event of fatality. Apply Assistant Manager FILIPINO (law student) wants clerlcal work HELPERS, good, on coats and skirts. Ladies’ |iR & law office or in a real estate firm or to talloring dept. at Zirkin's, 821 14th n.w. of $66,000,000, or 12% per cent, compared with July, the rates are now on a higher basis. Operating expenses were $362,776,000, a reduction of $151,000,000, The net operating income compares with a deficit of $11,878,000 1920, although | crator_men, magneto for officlal service s Klaxon, Remy, Eisemann, Dymeto, Basco and Kent.” Creel Bros., 1312 T4th st. ER—With business :dflll nflf Wi l:l‘- te age, salary expected ane xperi- feply in own handwriting. Address Box 263.-H. Star office. BOY, about 17 years old, to work in real estate d collect rents on bicycle. own handwriting, statin, salary expected, Box 174-H. Star office BOY—Reliable, Takoma Park, 14-16 yeai Hendrick Motor Co. RECOVERY PAST WEEK OF THE QUOTED VALUES NEW YORK, September 10.—Recov- ery of quoted values in the stock market made more substantial’ progress this week, the movement being attended by a pronounced increase of operations and other accelerating factors. Developments at Washington and in- dustrial and commercial quarters were distinctly helpful, while the Mexican oil situation offered ground for encourage- Betterment in the steel and iron trade was seen in the increased produc- tion of pig iron. According to age. references and afraid of work. BOY, white, about 18 years, to assiat in whole- te previous experience. Address Box 101-H, Star office. 2 BUILDERS, MACHINISTS, here is your oppor- tunlty to qualify for a higher salary and more six weeks’ ~specialized nt reading, shop sketching individual instruction, Must enroll promptly to get Call, write or phone for School of Draft- certain employmenf training in blue or shop mathematics: day or night. full informamon. ing, 14th and T sts. Phone BUNDLE WRAPPERS and messengers; boys 18 years of age or over. Company. CANDYMAKER—Experienced; ored. _Apply 924 9th sf CARPENTED— Non-union, wanted at once. ply 1767 Col. road n.w. 1 CARPENTERS—Several, trimming: several months’ Apply 1602 Montague st. n.w. CHAUFFEUR, experienced, for retall delivery trck. Address Box 282-H. Star office. CLERK, rell; store; must be able to cut meas impartial observers, much of the week’s appreciation of prices in stocks was made at the ex- pense of professional shorts. That fac- tion, it is generally believed, materially reduced its commitments In the last Pa. ave. and 7th st. white or col- 1° Rails were the only important shares to hold back in the general advance. Their sluggishness was the more note- worthy because of the strength shown by railway equipments, notably Baldwin and American Locomotive and kindred Money on call and time evinced an stocks. Bankers everywhere are re- |easier trend, but bankers warned against porting more favorable conditions| further expectations in that quarter, in With ample credit available for!view of crop-moving requirements and legitimate needs of solvent bor-|impending heavy income tax payments. exchange market was the only disquieting feature weakness of German rates, which extended to cen- tral European’ remittances, bearing pe tinently upon future reparations pay- Extension of marchants’ credits to French, German and other foreign SAULT STE MARIE, Mich., Septem- |counmu are under consideration by our bankers, as well as & large loan to Ar- 0od; _Just starting ‘work; open shop. FARM HAND_Man with family to work on $40_month, house, Address Box 175-H, Star office. FURNITURE SALESMEN; Maust be experienced; good sal- aries to right parties. Hery. Phillip Levy & Co, 735 7th St. N.W. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES who wish to use after-office time to their financial advantage are invited to call at Room 230 Bond ‘Building, 14th and N. Y. Ave. HOUSE _BOY WHEAT ON UPGRADE, IS SHOWING FOR WEEK CHICAGO, September was on the upgrade almost contin- uously during the last week, and its strength carried the coarser grains along, although not to the extent of its own advance. September wheat gained 9; December, 10%, and May 11% points during the week, while corn's close last night showed it to be up 2 to 2% over the closing fig- ures of a week ago, and oats, showing some independent strength at times, A feature of the eastbound traffic' jumped 3% to 4% higher on the week. The bulge was started early in the week, when outside investment or- ders ' were increased; when outside interests and local com- mission houses proved to be heavy buyers in the middle of the week, and | it ‘reached its high point yesterday on generally bullish news that more than offset the bearish government crop report, the drought in Argen- tina being a factor. Corn was helped by the advance in wheat on every turn, and on occa- sions the bulge of wheat turned a weak corn market into a firm one. Oats was also assisted during the week by the wheat market, but not to the extent that corn benefited, oats owing independent strength. May oats showed the most gain, ad- vancing from 41 to 45% during the 10.—Wheat | STENOGRAPHER—Permanen torney’s office; must be- apeedy. accurate and experlenced; none other need appi; Apply Suite 212, Ouray bidg., 8th and | INDUSTRIAL, INSURANCE MEN—Two or! more experienced and reliable men for posi- splendid opportunity for those who can convince us that they can deliver !h"n wln’dlihnone glhlmlrflben“n::g poly, and only ihose who have represented Address Box 324D, tions_outside of D. JAPANESE OR _FILIPINO WAITER for posi- evening only. Address Box tion n Oct. 358 Star office. | 30B PRESSMAN Miller automatics; | magasige web; 48 hours. it continued work on Kelly, { LABORERS (25). 19th and B n.w., Smith's Transfer and_Storage Co. LEARN TO BE A STORAGE BATTERY REPAIRMAN and_earn from $35 to $50 & week: teach you in_two weeks: day Bee Mr. O'Dopnell, 1217 E st. n.w. | MAN—A-1 middleaged white man as night watchman and janitor; attend sweep, dust, mop, et furna £l Do seiite and , 7 days per week: must active ar Tiliing to work.. Apply in own handwritingy previcus places of employment, Address Box 164-H, Star office. F e ok OFFICE ASSISTANT AND CASHI have experience and references: position to right party. Roberts, 938 F st. n.w. | ent: PERMANENT POSITIONS THAT PAY $17 PER WEEK FIRST FOUR WEEKS $1,100 FIRST YEAR. AVAILABLE TO SINGLE |25, WOMEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 25. Good eyesight, hearing, health and ‘willingness to work the hours assigned are the essential qualifications. - NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 32th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONECO. | B work in a bachelor's bome. Address Box 318-E. Star office. and wife want apart andy with tools or firing; 2114 Champlain st. North IER—Must | JANITOR—Colored ood ' references. . 190 JANITOR_for a) pt. Bouse, colored man, wif Johnson. 1841 13th at. 11° quality 13 G n.w. Franklin 6735, ipped with best machiners and bufldings. s = FILLOWS WHil"De s0ld at 3 sacrifice price. If sold 8¢ | Dressmaking: Prgt e Hewsins Pror Saging. Renovated at most Drices. Lot us |¢nce. For further particulars apply to 250 T4t 5 Tom o~ riog. _icall, give estimate. Prompt deliveries and The State Loan Company, Col. 1708—Col. 2643 Col.” 9323. nnifxt'llunrn‘x‘m d_“Fm”w - an!;::se REL 1850 Buttons Mnde to Order. N. 5210, 1123 7th t. n.w. FOR SALE. D S Tt Sant i Ty = (et & i = EiE “| Drug business on one of the best corners in | Reamy, 623 Pa ave. s.c. " Phote Line 3612 ERED. northwest section; doing a large prescription - TP W IR, e TYPEWRITERS. THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER 00., INC. Sell. rent and repair trpewriters. 717 12th n.w. Phone M. 6784 YOURt DEFECTIVE | by . LIKE NEW. uae v owner Wishes to retire from d SEND | business and will sell cheap. If interested, LW. coll Franklin 2882, REAL ESTATP SALESMAN, experienced; op- { ABOVE KINDS OF BUSINESS, 80 IF YOURS 'm. SALE—Stieff, Steinway, Knabe, Brad = i WALKER_FOR. | portunity for live wire; must be upright and WE RENT AND RECL merly bead tuner and player repairer for Percy | 1ard worker: must have auto. dress Box | [Upderwoods, Remingtons, Royals, Smiths. Foster and Kuabe Co._ 710 Morton st. n.w. | A3-E. Star office 500 sheets typewriter paper. $1. SMALL KESTAURANT, Pa. ave. n.w.: dally| Gemeral Typewriter (.. 616 14th st. now. “and all makes | FECEIDtS. $80: income from furnished rooms | FYPEWRITER oo ST Tot o bove more than entire rent: lease: if sold in . 3 ears’ experlence. | ¢, s 7 n.w. North 2664. Underwood, L. C. 8., 2 R fteniaa; Do terms. AJdress |34 mo.; 3 mos. in adv.. $10, E-g8iax office: Rebullt typewriters for RDLESS OF WHAT KIND OF BUSI- I NESS YOU WANT, SEE US; WE_EITHER AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.. Teasonable priees. HAVE IT FOR SALE OR WILL GET IT FOR | 1431 Bast Capitol st. = Rent, sell, repair and Frankiin 6250, 550 15th: st. a.w. 118 | YOU. buy il makes. “Staods fres. “Open cveaiags. et 725% Wth | THP ‘CASH WHO ARE ANXIOUS TO BUY, = 80 WHY NOT PAY US A CALL. The Washington Business ANEOUS. GARAGE—Radiator repairer, sheet metal worker: general auto work. Address Box 214-H, Star office. a1 MAN, middle-aged, wants work on farm; can milk ‘and drive. X. Y. Z.. 455 C 1 MANAGER—Experienced in gene: and _complete supplies and ac : would consider interest in live bus ness._Address Box 346.E, Star office. _10° POSITION of the nature of office attendant In on, by young man at- tending inedical school: in ‘office of professional giviog time for shington business high school. _Address Box 119-H, Star office. 11° evenings, from 6 study; -graduate POSITION of responsibility with reliable co oung man with secretarial experienc best references. Address Box 171-H, Star POSITION as pianist in motion picture theater, Joone man; experlenced. Address Boi STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper; expert, inmediately. Address Bor position for 104, Star TRUCK HELPER—Experienced colored 1025 16th st. n.e. 10 SHOP, very chean: must sell. Hear Brokerage Co. Capitol. Phone Fr. 3. 1 prored WHITE_REED baby stroller: excellent condi- 218 Bond Building. tlon.~ Phooe Col. 5343 1418 Longfellow st i nw. < o Pho“e_FEa"k]"Lmz' - | ENGLISH tuntiag bridie: rol-top deik 139 S.” REPAIRERS OF TUM- N st. nw. ~ . AND PARAROLESY - PERSONAL SEACTIFCY, Traws bed, mice rug, mew bed * ¢ PHONT PR, IS16W. | 1y AR TS WANDAADE GARMENTSTO OF. | fPrines. 1801 Columbia d. n.w.. Apt. 5 11° _WINDOW DES. der._Col. 7770-W. . RANGE, water Turniture and_mi- SHADES—Good quality opague shades, fitted | A STRAIGHTFORWARD AND COUEAGEOUS | cellaneous articles. 1927 G at. n.w. Fr. 1337. The best quality of | record is what we have made and going to s to ‘your window: thing | TARGE STORE ICE BOX. For inspection call opaqu samples. KT hung free: we call with | keep on in our own way, and there is » = SR Tith H sts. nee. | to prevent us from buying more ladi d | Clev. 1429, 1 2 = — mens” worn clotling, ahoes, (ruaks, etc.. and | FONEGROWN FLANTS Too Targe_Tor out while cash holds out you depend on us. . 2 . Col. 3%R..11* WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS | 5i5° “*Sidfit'’s OLp STAND. 616 D e e e WEAVER TIRE CHAY Tust be 0 good SPECIAL PRICES. e L e ) condition. Hendrick Motor’ Co. Phone Col. b x 342 SANEGBE ol s - e B ks ekl IR et SR S R First-Class Dressmaking. Kitchen table. 507 Seward s, 8.e. . TED-oTo buy old farniture and feather| Coat suits, afterncon dresses and evening | NEw 315 Iady's shoes: sie 6D, §10. 515 13t seiling why ndt o & poutal 0| gowne. "LILY GANT, 4412 Tlinois ave, Fet (-3 o EPh 3 - | worth. | vore B0 T i ED5tet Talh tab— X3dress Tiox | PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS CONDUCTED S e e i g Fa g by ub. Address Tox| by two women (experienced), successful in de- | new, for a Roamer. Call before 4 p.m. S16 A D SR T A s A s m‘m | tective work; tcfllin‘ toge ther orhpplnlel]d' 14th st now. . w L0igun and riding saddle. Phone | consclentious, relieble. ~ For appolntment a - Franklin 7802, 11" ) dress P. 0. Box 1461, City. Lo P e T I B o T Send for Louis Notes, BEDBUGS, FLEAS, RATS. e 814 E St. N.W. INSTANT RRSULTS. BABY CARRIAGE (Bioch). white reed. _Te- . St. N.W. e 7S veraible: good condition: cost 55: price. $25. It you have any furniture or other goods to | SEC- G+ BAPP, 320 Colorado bldg. Maln 883. | {500 Pyl S0y Pereeticnt condition, 33 H. zoll, and you will obiain best results: Phone { iresrs EX | % Yooman Fire Winira o nw 1 ranklin 2015, i CTOTHES—WOorkingmen. eaamine Mmost CAre- GATL. T ight s, Kot your FiFhT price for | Sororony DL CAEOLES AUSTIN. 05,59 [ fuily tnto the question of who can sell new sthes. Dhone Norih 4 o g S ants lower and you will find our price of i mw Abrahagee. o4 | CHRONIC NERVOUS DISEABES INTELLI- | 23" 35 cames mear to the packetbook, and ‘WAITER—Student desires waiting early br: fast, in boarding house. Address Howard U versity Student, 1735 Federal st., Philadelph 18e SALESLADIES—Millinery; experienced. A. M. 12e Fishel, 728 7th st. n.w. ‘WANTED—By experlenced paying and recelr- fog teller with A-1 references, position with bank: good salary and advanrement ex- SALESLADIES—Experienced ; with reference. Rosenberg’s De- partment Store, 1014 7th st. n.w. SALESLADIES WANTED— |fmtees. Addre The fastest selling proposition |pressMARING — eHILDRER pected. Address Box 207-H, Star office. WHEELWRIGHT and auto body bullder, ex- lenced, with reference. rida_ave. n.w. Call or write 408 100 YOUNG FILIPING, Just out of the service, de- sires position as valet or house boy: best ref- as Box 133-H, Btar office. .+ S__DRESSES on the market for salesladies;|sft Piai> *owins. Address Box 334-E, Sur $45 to $70 per week. See Mrs. | 'RENCH—By experienced native teacher: con Laura Rodgers, Room 117, Mc- Gill Bldg., between 9 and 10:30 or 3:30t0 5. SALESLADY — Experienced corset fitter. Mary May Shop, 10* 1111 F St. NW. STENOGRAPHER—Tnsurance office; _perma- pent; preferably eme familiar with casaalty ate salary ex { 220-H. Star office. A el fnsurance; versation, reading, translation. Frank. 7425. 100 LADY of experience desires position as man- ager of up-to-date apartment house or club. references furnished: can leave clty. 440 4th st._n.e. Phone Lincoln 8078. 100 {IF YOU nave anv furniture or other_misc. WE BUY household furni 3 gently ‘m‘fd‘ chiropractic. electrical, mas- | }ustiers buy to save cash. We »’ll' #hoes, Tiren. Money adtanced an storage, Ot *X" | sage. Dr. Guilck, 917 I5th p.w. Fr. D12-W. | siightly used, good, at §1 vp. Ladies’ siore, 1S T G CLARA H. CUNNINGHAM, EXPERT FUR-|616 D. Justh's Old Stand. 619 D. SACHS FURNITURE CO., |rier. Fur coats, muffe, etc.. altered into lates: | s ThERs CHAIRS (three) for sale. 591 Cor. §th and D sts. n.w. Main 6306, |styles. 1011 K st. n.w._Franklin 190, ey e Lt b3 BOOK: TAGE STANPS—U. S and |OUR PRICES ARE THE HIGHEST. WB erdict st ate Tarsarest o Bl ool forelzn wanted: large or small lots for cash. { buy ladies’ and gents® discarded clothes, shoes Bring In what’ you have or phone Franklin jete. WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE. 5416. Pearlman’s Tlook Shop. 933 G st. n.w. |633 D st. n.w. Ph. Main 3878. Call anywhere. i beautiful gas domes: ofl henter: gas beater: Jars; 1 blow torcli, new. ‘Columbia 10292-W 1> Tan, wige 10 10 12; a3 Mt. Pleasant st. n.w.10° = 1 POLO COAT (Fiel's| £oods Sou can obtala best results. Kindly| FOR SALE—MISCELLANEQUS | 7000 foa% (s + __ADDING MACHINES. STITS—0i == Fark bl OU e IO R NONDN K BN A YT me old blue jirscy, one dark bie L IS FELKER’ BARGAINS IN RERUILT ADDING AND CAL- | serge, both, $35. One biege douvetyme sult, 1335 7th N.W. North 114. | culating machines. MINNIX. 712 13th st. n.w. | $35. Call at 2131 15th st. n.w. 100 NITU] BOATS AND ACCESSORIES. WHITE_BCRIM CURTAIN, hemstitched (19 FURNITURE wanted of all kinds for a la Toomiug hotse, Including dining reom. bedroom, | CANOB—I8-fr Kennebec: folly equipped; $45. | Paire). $15. 1633 Corcoran st. n.w. 10 Parlor, rugs and miscellaneous articies Pleass | Call North 706-W- ‘11° | XPPLES and wweet clder for sale. _Take Th ellERdanaRI2T STNGLESCULL Kerss rowing machine. Bat- | At. pike to Olney. turn right and follow signs. FURNTITRE of all Einds for » slx-room —hm ouse | urday before 3. Rear of 415 2ud st. n.w. * ;gmwmm.na Omhl;-d. Bdnor;._)_l_d. o wanted immediately. as & whole of eces. | S CABIN motor beat; ~escelieni | SODA FOUNTAN (aew) at_malf price, 300, KinlricAlliCoL 168N, 2% mméof;ha?}m‘mm: . Adaress Dot | Also wall fixtares, cheap. 2417 14th, Dyeing FORNITURE for six rooms or 0dd flm’x w;g: 56-H, Star office. 11° {and Clesning. 1. MISS BERT—Street, _arte, specialty. 'Rem dress 1704 Kilbourne pl. NURSE; regiatered, wishes position as 0 nume in manufacturing plant. Address Box 21-H, Star office. cdeiloe. “Fhons O n.w, ald 100 Saturdays and nights. OPERATOR-TYPIST — Rellef work, Lincoln 4740, g Leibel. in patent at. POBITION in bank; have had general banking | can give reference. Address Box 10 lary, $30. | PR. a7 5ia: | San-give reference. ACTICAL NURSE (white), wishes position. Telephone Col. 1178-W. *{ ————————————___10° | PRACTICAL NURSE—Best of ref ; will | | TATLORESS wanted at once. 1715 G st. Paul | consider day or night dufy. For appoinimen call Lincoln 8S3. For_appointment buy a whole. Call Adams 600. Asl FURNITURE. I JARN « Tum_size), roller-top oAk 4 e AT To ohiais Pt revaits Tomuas | XK ENAPTOP TABLE, §15, praciieally | denk Oliver trpewriter (new). bargain price. 0 ANT to ad it results your | = % A = one 3 furniture and ot{l,er:flké‘lgn‘-#eom. call T g ST ‘“:'immrezrmr.mm Hxtares, for sile. R 3 DINING TABLE BUFFET 3 dressers—oaa | Call 1815 Monroe st. 2 11° 600 LOUISIANA AVE. N.W. DINING TABLE BUFFET, 2 dressers, odd FRANKLIN_ 3783, ___ {chairs, couch and other small articles; :hcp.imfiflsl IN wall paper for rooms and s | halls, 10c, 15¢ and 20c a plece: 30-inch oatr HIGHEST CASH PRICES (M6 8 st n z 4 . | meals, 20¢ and Z5c; all cellings 15c. Mahonevs, e rpe i) S 3 with mirror, six chairs, leather seats, |SHOWCASES AND STOKE FIXTURES. BAM. nw. Fraokiin 6188~ e300 4 216 TUR, TS anman Tomts 2% |PLE_FLOOR “AND COUNTER CASES AT ED of furniture for an & SPECIAL PRICES. “BUY AT THE FAC- OAK EXT. TABLE, buffet, 9x12 rug; 6 small A oo 4 room horise: will buy as a whole or odd pleces, 5 1 1 TORY.” ' RUSE & COMPANY, 80 LOW ST., Call_Franklin_ 3785. 2 : lot. $50. 1430 V st.. Apt. 14. 11° | gy TiMORE. MD. )—To buy old furniture and feather G, LIVING, bed roome and kitchen:|yi00R CASES—Three, plate glass; marble ‘WAITRESSES—Bxperienced; from 12 Apply _room 21, Southern bidg. WOME! tend a course of instruction on how to correctly understand and explain the latest life income rotection contracts issued by_the 1o "crdinasy”Intell e posse o nce, williag 0. Etbe. Talihial derotlon to. thiemost constructive and helpful profession, may create surance Compan; Any for themselves absolute inde; permanent, remunerative position. For complete 1nformation ddress L. G, Bhroeder, Mutnai Life Tnsurance Co. 421 Southern bldg. YOUNG GIRL in grocery store to do book- Keoping aod asswsr Dhoms. (4718 lieh, ot AG) WOMEN—We neea yon, need work. Super Bervice nw. —T want a limited number of earnest individuals, built on humanitarian lines, to at- SALESWOMAN—Demonstrator In store where | honograph records and sheet music are sold; ears’ experience; references. Address Do: 20311, Btar offce. st e i Deds, | When selling why not drop 8 postal to | BeArly new: reasonable; no dealers. 1701 13(h | bape: for immediate sale: cieap. 618 12th the old rnfi’:‘;)l:r?n; e ‘W;l' D-w-:L ARy or evening. 1 l-m ow. . Schloss’ Cafeteria. 100 2 Fairmont st. Ph. Col. 851-W. { WALNUT SIDEBOARD. marble top; good { GARLOR MANTEL with mirror; cheap. 1511 condition: $10. 1606 Hobart st. n.w. 11° | Horhaoan. e e PARLOR AND DINING room furniture; rugs, | {0-FT. SODA FOUNTAIN: excellent condl- china, etc. Columbia 4354-W, 12)9 Fairm ing, remodeling; Mutual Life | North 4982-W. SEAMSTRESS—White: fashionable dressmak- children’s clothes specialty. 11° nt in “Washington; SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, 27 years of | age, experienced, competent, desires temporary | emplo; during two or thres months' stay best references. Address Box 10° BTENOGRAPHER, ¢ years' experience, desires afternoon of evening. Address Box H, Star office. 100 TEACHER in private family; college and normal_training experience; good refs Phons Main 8620, apt. 710, er 11 class university: analysis or com TEACHING POSITION—By graduate of high- rsonality, character state terms. Ad- inner) wants position. Address L s MALE AND FEMALE. provision market was easler | MAN (colored), reliable, active, to wash autos AMATEUR music teachers, advanced stodents, during the entire week and decidedly weak toward the end of the week. e e Dun’s Review of Business. NEW YORK, September 10.—Dun’s summary of business conditions to- day is as follows: Schneider Baking Co._between 10 and 11 a.m. 1 MAN, fliar with bookkeeping, ‘to attend A ffice rocords of Ford authorized dealer; must | for. ‘worker and have good references as moderate salary to start: future for right man. Address Bo: MBEN—A ited number of individuals, built With a continuance of the favorable | MPY—A lmited nuober o B0 cotrse. o eneral . matruction on how to correctly understand an explain_the latest life income tracts fssued by Company of New York. One _possess! will to give faithful devotion to H «mmcflndlnd helpful profession, may create 18 ' for themselves abfol The recent rise of cotton prices, ‘although causing some LANCASTER, Pa., September 10|uncertainty and hesitation- in' dry (Special).—Buyers are picking up the | goods channels, has had a beneficial remainder of the 1920 tobacco crop influence in the south, where strength- tendencies lately noted, the businéss situation is gradual suming a more encouraging aspect. ‘While recuperation from depression is still delayed in various quarters, the hopeful phases are now less difficult of discernment and slowly gaining. ordinary intelligence, Yendenco and a . for complete int L. _G. Shroeder, Mutual Life I @ composers and_song writers, turn new system. YOUNG LADY as office assistant; 12 to start. Address Box 210-H, Star office. _* T week CHURCH ORGANIST—Singing led by precen- Aadrens Hou TIH, Biar Smee. GLOVE BUYER. MAN OR WOMAN. Goldenberg’s require the serv- flices of a thoroughly experienced glove buyer—man or woman. GOLDENBERG'S, 7th AND K STS. S, gt pey 35 ooloraso butiding ‘for ‘particalars. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. i 1 SEN AND WOMEN—Oall North 0009, Super rvice Bureau, for competent, reliable he e femaic: 5o fee, e 1:':‘;' tion; carbonator machine. -Apply 530 14th st. nw 100 TRNITURE- prices I pay. Franklin 615 You_will S. Weisenberg, 622 B st. .1 DAVENPORT, . golden oak; cheap at $25. 1820 G st. Sale Electric WANTED—Veather beds and Turaiture. Best | OAK BED, mattress, bureas, washstand, toilet s Fixt aid. Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 | set. Call Saturday after 3 or Sunday. 1438 and'.G :.. - hures. Phone Main 5630, Harvard st. n.w. _Adams D84. e Lot us estimute. We'll su you. prices paid for Ia- | ENGLANDER BED, new, 22, 1468 | Wholesal il solici dies’, men’s and children’s worn clothes, shoes. | Harvard st. n.w. e P e, 112“ .u.::l!f':f‘l:::vfl !;‘{Inmu. North §315. _G. Litchman, 1744 7th n.w. = = PENN ELECTRIC AND GAS SUPFLY CO.. WANTED — FORNTTORE, PIANOS. CAE- | biany ofany player-piano and oak lbrary | =g; 1% 9th st. n.w. Phone Main 512. ete. Phone M. 1252 for wagon or have - Open _Evenings. . Ee call. “WESCHLER." 920 Pa. ‘ave. n.w. * | BEDEOOM BT, refrigerator, bookease, ward-| oy osriy woed Ruvd instantaneons Botwater B , 7030, COMPLETE dining room set, several bedroom ' 5 ~Ti mack T ko ?Zu Latares S ':m“ oo | et e e 2 o “femios | G458 BANGE for sae: 1ke wow. W0 b n . {aling machines, aatigoe furaiture ‘old stver, | 53" eptmineter go. (betweet 905 20d m:::’ . jewelry. old china, ruge, v A FAENOLD. 1323 G st. Main s |S.and T s 1+ | POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK = D GOLD, SILVER, ETC. | DINNG TABLE—A walaut extension. 1713 ATREDALS. two females, about slx months ——= = e = Pet,onw 11" B very reasonal for qui . Diamonds, Old Go!d, Silver |LARGE ROLL-TOP DESK, filing cabintts, re- Faiechild’a Pet Rhop. 1215 Sth st. Bow. oo BOUGHT FOR _CASH. volving bookease. golden oak, good conditlen: | G Wg—Pure-bred Jersey cow and calf: fine - erer e MALE AND FEMALE. 28 honseman, Address Box mn,l FEMALE DOMESTIC. 5 RAH A miscellaneous_stationery supplies; reasonable: e it ey T M%af—g‘!'- ‘;,, O TP TATE e santeta: S BRED umA skt Chevatant EAT: % N'(Blnpt:l;r‘: Doar), "Texistered. two T, Gpi ADBATAMS. 435 ot mwp, | AChevy Chase car line). ______°_ | years old. Phone Kensington 90-¥-2. 110 Phone Main 5504, z " | BUFFET—Fine, large, oak, in excellent condi-| BYRI) BREEDERS. ATTENTION_Mixed bird # = . tion. N. B85. 10°_ | geed, 5 Ibs., 70c; 10 ibs., $1.30. ATHERTON HIGHEST CASH PRICES |imoN DED and mattzess; mission oak dining | 538 Infiand ave_Man 4ri2 = Paid d , silver, diamonds {Toom suite; . rockers: | WHITE LEGHORN PCLLETS, 200. year hemr 3::'&":..«"’.‘;.."?,’."“ nmxen'm_‘-.nf_g‘!s-m i‘.’zo G ot mw.a1e | B $2.00 each. Box 48, Garrett Park, Ma. 104 907 G st. TYPEWRT . Bat-top, oak; ome roll- R D. ALPHER' Phone Majn 2875, _ | top oak desk. Room 401, 150 2uth ot. a:w. 10% | ANSEDALE—Male, pedigreed. Call Columbla OO, neat colored girl wishes place. 1208 #th_st. now. i MIKH two tables, two benches; ivory fin- . - Hbed."Gan Do saen &t 1325 1413 st. nw, In. | pUBOO PIGS 1012 weeks old; healthy; 34 to GTRL, wishes place; chambermaid or cook. T ber s B i GIRL (colored) wants work from 11 to 4; o in estsblished insurance; liberal contracts: Sunday work. 1318 Wallach pL n.w. = GIRL wishes position nursing; with good ref- | mobil 1 PELIVERY WAGONS (used). two, for sale. o ol erence; very experienced. Tih ot se. T1¢ | Eniess o0 mean busigess. Address Box 21GH. | The Washington News Co.. 313 6th ot. = Wl'fl. eote. Canaries. Gops. womkers, Call 1838 14th st. n.w., apt. 2. 11° MAN AND WIFE, and general vntfi‘:i piace ::bgi: homest; maid or light housework. RESS, first-class; MEN. z ted. at the office of the National Hadlo School, 1345 Pa. &ves will entitle you to a free demonstration (day or_evening), until © p.m., of how easy wireless copyright Over 7,000 students have taken training through our resident and corre- spondence_courses. Big opportunities in the wireless fleld for any ambitious young man. expenses, average advance Is rapid to fi.:a eers, researchers, etc., time the better as cro) telegraphy s to learn volume, and acti et m"!lmm, week to start positions as radio enging up to $10,000 a year. Make your spare count this winter. course now. ~Easy terme. let us demonstrate. finia” Clarendon $02-F-8. MEN AND Teas GOLORED GIRL—GIrl for gene: smail family. Apply 3630 Gs. ave. OO0K use: :l‘l e Il‘vllli". ; at home, Gr thelr work Jour income by | Ghamplain_ave. X ice as maid or | *_ | forms life BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES - | ished. Can be seen at ‘WANTED—Party with car, $500 and serv- HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC. DR. H. A. LOCKE. VETERINARIAN, fces or $L0O without servicos. half interest i TMENT OF THE D0OG AND CAT e pony. EXCLUSIVELY. 11 OFFICB. 3121 14th ST. N.W. PHONE COL. 574. ART ai health and accident, fire and auto- Capitol st. excellent_opportunity. Don’t answer; ) = g roach d _we do taxidermy in all STENOGRAPHER wants to purchase small n., {op wagons. Rear 468 Pa. ave. B.w. _13° |iopches. (Schmid's Pet Emporium, 713 12th 78| terest In reliable business. Address Box 213-H, | ONE YOUNG heavy draft borss. George H. gt nw. ige | Star office. ® |Kem. 181 Bst.se. 11 |poGS AND CATS BOARDED. Mrs. Kyaer, Deople who! AUTO SUPPLIES, ccessorles, gasoline, ofl, | RIDING HORSES —One hunter and ove lady's, | Pladensburg, Md. — Telephone * Hyattaville . 2350 | vuleanizing and battery service station, lo-| Address Box 212-H, Btar office. - 03. 12¢ cated downtown in besy section, cormer two| ————————— e WOMEN~—Increase rning the real estate business; no expense: need not interfere with present’ emi instruction_conference every Tuesday See B. H. Russell, room 320, Colorado bidg. 30 LAUNDRESS Oleveland | NURSE and it reference; 3 days on froui | , firsicass, wants to take wanh- ‘would like to have morn- ing, 2 18th * | something that is past the experimental stages fag'swork 1e7iSthstmw. _ lie}something that fs pact ohe e ieht road fo hly atreets: lots of parki ce: DOWN! L aways for Fasoline over 200000 §al:| U. 8. double team w150, sea | AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. lons gasoline sold annually, over 100 barrels | double, $22.60. New buggy $12.50. | FADILLAC TODRING, 1913; electric lights and ofl: gross business will Tun over $100,000. Ow- | Big reduction fn collars, pads, riding bridles | starter; $350; can be seen any time. 604 E fng to our inabllity to get the hecessary Si-|and sddles, Darte o o U o vamkemiaw I n need of ready c - = L ere e T ek with othir, lince, we &re of- Franklin 7265. 220 1lth st. mw. e R S T fering this business for $27.500. This busi- | ~————————————————————"—r A T410 Kbanedy ot now. Col. 1491 ness, mt rate of income at present, will 2 WORK MARES, 1-horse buggy and harness, | cash. ._Col. 1491. for itacit within three years, We would rather |4 top wagons, 4 sets harness. 730 12th st.| FORD TOURING car, 1919: lots extras; tires sell one-half interest io right party, if pos-{se. __________________________10° |all same size. Ford roadster, 1918, in good sible. Tuis is a golden chance . get into| MOTOR CYCLES AND BICYCLIS, |shape, for $150. Rear 1218 North g B e s e e t coa- steady income producer. . Present manager|ditioo; chesp. W. L. Bussell, 1709 17ch st. | 128 cltv; will e :mlmhn;udslnnd.l-ii.llmto.;mv. ) 300 | Eranklin 16203 complete sale, will reinvest in the pew com- HUDSOX SUPER TOURING; °'17; A-1; ‘dl‘fl Address Box . 1920 HARLEY and sidecar, mew tires, it § cash or terms: can be seen up untll L D, St tama. K stna 2o | S “Gok Bonia Carolns ave. ser 1A