Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 43

Fa WASHABLE CELOID Makes Walls and HE hhmg Rigl FINISH RE’Sanew coating that meets the problem of all wall fin- squarel; {t from the can, it spreads easily under the brush — dries overnight, waterproof and washable — a handsome satin-like lustre. Not a high gloss, dis- tracting to the eye, nor a dull fiat tone. Washes easily with sosp and water. Eigbt_dainty, delicstely-toned tints and Pure W or hite. ' An ideal finish for Bedroom Furniture and all Woodwork. TRY IT AT OUR EXPENSE % Fres Trial Gan; 2,0tz com of 'will be given FREE by the dealers named be- low if you present this ‘Coupon and 25 cents for & brush to apply it. Manufactured by BOSTON VARNISH COMPANY Everett Station, Boston 49, Mass. > Wholesale Distributor: Chas. Becker Paint Company, Inc. Wholesale and Retail 1239 Wisconsin Avenue N.W. DEALERS: R. M. Brown, 1252 7th st. n.w. C. H. Clark, jr., 1841 1st st. n.w. Columbia Hdw. Co., 3419 Ga. av. n.w. A. Denekas & Son, 3610 Ga. av. n.w. B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., 11th & M s. Geo. A. Emmons, 207 Penna. av. s.e. Enterprise Hdw. Co., 927 9th st. n.w. Geo. R. Glll, 642 Penna. ave. s.e. M. Goldstein, 903.905 H st. Fred M. Haas, 2034 R. I. ave. n.e. Haller & Haller, 930 N. Y. ave. n.w. Hughes Bros., 802 B st. n.e. F. E. Richardson, 2212 14th st. n.w. Isadore Small, 713 7th st. n.w. A. J. Taylor & Bro., 10th & Water sts. United Accessories Stores, Inc., 1324 N. Y. ave. n.w. W. R. Walls, 739 8th st. SUBURBAN DEALERS. Anacostla—J. Frank Campbell. Chevy Chase—Chevy Chase Sup. Co. Congress Heights—F. M. Fillius. Takoma Park—J. B. Simpson. MARYLAND. Bladensburg—Hyman Brown. Bethesda—Alfred Wlison. Hughesville—J. W. Bowling & Co. Mechanicsville—E. Trice & Co. VIRGINIA. Falls Church—W. N. Lynch. Hamilton—G. T. Scholley. Leesburg—Norris Brothers. Manassas—W. C. Wagener. Purcellville—Miliner & Speer. Round Hill—Chas. New STAR Building Two splendid rooms containing 2,000 and 870 square feet floor space respectively, iced water fountain, private lavatory, fre ght and passenger elevators. Moderate rental. , OFFICE A Containing 2000 $q.ft. OFFICE B Conbaining 870 sq & ELEVENTH STREET The above office rooms aya‘ilabl‘eb} as a whole or will rent separately. . { - Apply Boom 101 : i | charge of th THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DAWESTO CONDUCT BIG BARGAIN SALE : U. S. to Dispose of $3,000, 000,000 of Surplus Stocks. BY HERBERT COREY. Gen. Dawes is conducting the great- est bargain sale in history. He will not want this statement made in this form. But it is the truth for all that. He and his aides are selling and ting ready to sell about three billion dollars’ worth of property. In this transaction three factors enter The buyer must be offered such & bargain that he will buy. The sales must not be made at so low a price that the market will be broken to the injury and perhaps ruin of American business men. ‘The largest possible sum must be realised for the United Btates Tre: ury. . Think over that list of factors, and ther realize what a whale of a fob Dawes has on his hands. I have sald that he will sell three billion dollars’ worth of property, but that is only a guess. The War and Navy depart- ments are each accredited with from one to two billion dollars’ worth of surplus stocks, and there are other urplusages scattered through other departments. The total may be more and it may be le ‘Whatever it may be, the bargain sale w. wished on Dawes as an incident to his budget making. He had no thought of any such thing when hetook his job. Just Like a Merchant. His plan at the outset was to out- line the 1923 budget, rough-hew the logs for the budget structure of the future, and then hurry home. But his job was not so simple. Before he could get at the total for the next budget he found himself compelled to find out what he could realise from the stocks on hand. He has conducted his affairs precisely as a merchant might. Before preparing to horro money for next year's needs he is trying to get in what cash he can by advertising an end-of-the-season sale. Before any merchant can hold a re- duction sale he must get an inventory of the stocks on hand. That is what Dawes did. No one knows what di ficulties he met with, for Dawe: talking less for publication than any man who ever came to Washington. This may be a surprising statement, but wait a little. ou’ll find he has a reason for it. It is known that some of the minor chiefs tried to hold out on Dawes when he came inspect- ing and inventorying. They wanted to hide various items and which they did not need at the mo- ment, but thought they might per- haps need In the future. Dawes, in ll;a belief of the onlookers, found "em all. “He is & beautiful talker.” sald one bureau chief in almost tearful ad- miration. Dawes’ Methods Abroad. Dawes gives a glimpse at his methods in 'his interesting book of reminiscences on the part he played as chief purchasing agent for the American expeditionary forces dur- ing the war. He relatés that in France and England he often found it necessary to move assemblages of brass hats to action. Every one knows there is a type of general who thinks more of his personal dignity than of getting his job of work done. Dawes found these dignified old fos- sils delivered into his hands. When he entered the room in which such a gathering of sfarched heroes was being held he began to break down their moral resistance. He smoked, talked loud. cussed, put his feet on the table—anything to make them forget what gosh-almighty big men they were. Pretty soon they were willing to give him anything he want- ed if he would only go away and let them get another look at the mifto So he treated those who held out on his inventorying, but that is not part of this story. Recently he named of- ficers in each department whose duty it is to co-ordinate purchases and sales. Knowing what was on hand, it was easy to find out what must be bought for the coming year. Some of the departments had never really known that before. Then, each co- lorfllnlllns officer, being armed witl a knowledge of what surplus his par- ticular department had on hand and what it would need, Dawes created general board at which these officers will meet to represent all the depart- | ments. . From now on money will be saved by the .deglrlmenu. at least as com- parcd with the former system. There was a time when a sallor siept in one sort of a blanketiand a soldier in an- other, and a marine in still a third. A sailor would die rather than wear a soldier's shoes. The two great fighting departments even had differ- ent sorts of small arms. The Navy could not buy rope in the open mar- kot because it insisted on fussy little gadgets. Rope for Navy must be twisted somewhat differentlyl from rope for J. Smith. One rope was as good as the other rope, for all that. In lle future the supplies for the two artments shall be inter- Unless, of course, a gen- eral or an admiral manages to spike tke Dawes program. ‘When one department has & quan- tity of goods on hand that another department needs an exchange will be made and a book credit given. That common sense way of dping business has never seeped though the depa mental skullcap before. If the Navy wanted shoes it went Into the mar- ket and bought them, no matter if the Army had eleven warehouses Tull of shoes that were oollecting blue mold. The amount of credit to be given will be decided by the exercl of common sense. That, again, something that has never been a d artmental method. Until one gets a | first-class look at & Washington d. ;partment one cannot resiife how quickly a man—any man—oan be d partmentalized. It is the exceptional {man who can work in a department for two months and not lose hold of his gumption. New System of Credits. price originally paid by the gove: !-ment,” said one official, “and some at the present market price and some at a price arbitrarily fixed. The pur- chase price wag in all cases a false ‘one, becayre of the stress of war { buying. But we will try to fix a book price that will be fair to all. ‘Where goods must be bought for the governm e during the com. Ing year the general board will have buing, but will not | actually bu; It the board were to | attempt to buy for all the govern- ment departments it would go smash. The. job is too big.for a sin- 1 gle or -nnmon. Tho ying wlll ho i dome by the buying icers . of u * different de) ments, but in u-o ; ation with the general board. Tn i way unwise umrtmyn needless ! purchasing will be avoja In the pelling the:government must y@et the best price Joulhu ang yn!, avold injuring Ame: business i8 obvious _that 340,000 = tons o! nitrates — which _the ' gévernment Rolds—or a few . thousand :sets of | artillery - harness, throws on'.the market, would flatten it out like sn |0§3 ‘Dumping of this sort will not be permitted. Yet the stuff must be sold and as fair & pricé as poseibls realized. Soméhow the Irresistible force must get on friendl: with the immovable to publicity. —n mnl! mt “he Im it up Iike He is & bellevér n lldty as & fine . stupidity, were 19 I.I'Yn oI BRACELET—Gold. Found Wednesday night on H st nw. Call 36 H st. 1 DOG—Une male chaw. Apply Washiugton Anl- mal_Rescue Lengue, 340 Maryland ave. s.w. POODLE—One small white male. Apply Wa ington Animal Bescue Leagve, 840 Maryla WANTED—HELP MALE—Continued. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921. WARTED—HELP FEMALE DOMENTIC—Continued. HELP AND S1 WANTED—SITUATIONS FEMALE—Coutinued. TAILOR, old and new work. at once. 2101 K at. n.w. DONTON BRICKLATELS wauted T20h aud Pa. . Ask for 13k and Bpring 11. n. BLACK HANDBAG, mnmnlu ol pair sioes, hunting _pante set military brushes, tween Winconsin and Maxs. aves. and ard. man Park Garage, Heward. Address Hox Htar office. BLACK PANTASOTE ENVELOPE CASE con- taining 2 ‘tan color side automobile curtains, Bund, n-g' 25, between Kenneth Square, Pa. and hington. Call Frankiin 72402 REWARD, 5 CAMEQ PIN—Between Clarendon, Va., aud Southet R. R. bidg., Bept. 22. Reward. Miss Millie Stecle, Clarendon, Vs., 19 Milton ave. CHOW, Ticense, eleven-fift ER. St durk red. Gen- bet, Fairfax Court House angd Manawsas, Va.: with discharge pa- pers and ref. of Harry Terrel. Pleave return to 17 McCough st. n.w. and receive ri ward. 30° COAT, blue, to lady's suit, Saturds. d Kennedy. Finder please phone Col. @ p.m. COLLIE PUF, tan with white marking turn to Herbert Hoover, 3300 8§ st. n.w. Lib- eral reward. = 2 DOG—Ked chow, recently clipped: answers to name of *‘Chong. Reward. Return to jani- tor, Brighton Hotel, 2123 ifornin_st. DOG—8mall white, black patches: license 9750, Return 1819 G st. n.w. Frunklin 5630. Re- ward. . DOG—Alredale; black and ta morning. Heward. 1767 Mass. ave. Telephone Franklln 448 40420, Re- FOX FUR—Brow ward. 910 8th ut. FRENCH POODLE: 1300 30th n.w. HAT, ror Ck: vicioity Conn, ave. and Til: den 2 Jight brown_ lin- Ing Wash- ington D. C." printed tlerein. keturn to H. bey, 1020 Vermout ave. n.w. wa CO0K—@ood, reliable; also maid to do cham- | BEAMSTRESS, expert: ameist with home d1 ber wore and waiting: mu a Apply 2141 LeRoy place. w COOR—Apply_1500 16th st., apt. Ne. 2, tween 1 nnd 2 o'clock. or after 5 p.m. > COOK, relisble woman refereace; small fam Address Box 428, Star om. glving experience, ete. 300 G um(. private family ve. . 1838 Belmont rad. 2288 Cathedral Tel. Col. 9081. 30° YOUNG MAN assistant bookkeeper; state age, references d salary expected. Addrews In own handwriting. Address Box 2658, Star office. EMPLOYMENT _AGENCIES AUTO MECHANIC, experienced on Ford gen- erators. APH OPERATOR, experienced, good LTI opening. National Personnel Bu., 302 Bond bldg., and N. Y. ave. | FEMALE. ALTERATION HANDS—Experienced, on gowns. 1A Madame Ash, 1217 Conn. ave. BOOKKERPER—Young Tady office; good opening for right party: in ap- Dlication state experience and salary expected. Address_Box Star office. RK—Young lady with knowledge of book- | keeping: permanent position in patent aity ney’s office. 721 10th st. nw.. COLORED GIRLS to sew on buttons: also xirl 11 parts of pants: alxo girl . Apply 490 Loubiuna ase. b 14t o real eatate Room 2 COOK, fl"‘" Piain, and a honsemaid, white: wtay Bights; reference required. Apply 1420 18fh st. n.w., after 10 a.m. COOK for family of Bve; Phone_North_234. COOK #nd general honsework, white or color- d, in country home, five miles from city: $10 Der week. Apply 14 14th st. n.e. 0% COOK, firat-class, white waitress. §60: Address Hox 1788, 8tar office. may stay nmm- reference: 30" be meat and cap- | tie £00d references required in both cases. : RFTENOGRAPHER—Capable. 11 years' exper'- experienced | verv_capable. 4702 Wineon nee; also experienced in semator's uffice: sires pesition. Address Box 249-8, Star office. TUATIONS WANTED—MISCELLAREOUS Continaed mien, Main FEW FIXTURER for small lunchroom. l«m- Rox 1 m Star office. STENOGRAPHIC graduste high school and business college: best references: willing. demanstrute abilly. Franklin 2094. w\d(lnn do- TYPIST—Young iady would i s gener ork. Address ing typing and general office Box 1378, Btar office. DIA BRITANNICA, fenth «ditio : mnst be cheap. ltoom 714, South: n_Railway hidg. >* WIDOW, 36, wauts position as o charge of an office: best reference Box 2398, Star office. extres position COOK, white, and white m: Teferences: highcst grade. Call’ or write, West_Kirke st.. Chery Chase. 30°° COOK and_general housework. Wardman Park Hotel, atay mights: fte; 31 Apt. 749, 30° YOUNG WOMAN. capable of reapondence and taking_charge o take dictation; eficlent. MENT _AGENCIES with_references; stay mights. Phone wiands st., Chevy Chase, BEST PORITIONS furnished. App Mt. Pleasant Employment Agency. 739 1Kth at. ne.Line. 27 . GENERAM-HOUSEKEEPER—Must be & conk. 1437 Kennedy st GENERAL HOUSEWORKER: Apply_1000 Eye st. n.e. o colored woman. 2 MALE _AND F JANITOR'S place wanted by reliable colored man and wife_or genmeral housework. Marie Smith, Radio. Va. GENERAL HOUSEWORK—$9 week; nizhts. 2008 14th, 2nd_floor. atay D WON\TRAT()R AND I\S’l RUCTOR IN K'\‘ITT[\'G' A leading department store of Washington has an opening for a competent woman as demonstrator and instructor for classes in knitting and embroid- ering. Excellent opportunity for one with experience and knowl- edge of art needlework. Addres stating full particulars, 155-S, Star office: Box s | GTRL. colored, fo cook, wash KL, colorud, reliable, for general hounewor family of three: stay nights: reference pply Wou ._Clevéland Park. colored, for cooking and lawndry work. ame. Cal. 700, Apply 1318 Gallatin ut. GIRL Tor_general housework: refercuce; stay nights. 3 Hesketh st., Chevy Chase, Md. Plone Clevelind 648, s GIRL for general housework; no laundry; $8 weekly. 1438 Newton n.w. GIRL to help_with housework snd baby. $13 Massachusetts"ave. n.w. Mu CE by colored man and wife in private family as cook and butls nights if de- sired. Call or write 2336 Onts FEMALE DOMESTI SHAMBERMAID or waltress. shes piace: stay nights. Call nw. ’ . CHAMBERMAID OR tuble colored girls wish places. land ave. n.w. WAITKESS Two re- 2217 Cleve- HA YTHING L, i Riles. Main 61 TO WELL. jhome DOUBLE WED SPRING L coiled, BRING US DIAMONDS ded Jewelry. We need them in our uring "departient WILL PAY HIGHE! PRICES not_ woven. 1 or a six-room bonse wanted immedintel wiiole or 0dd pieces. Kindly _eall 1 RE for six reoms wanted: will buy e 234, bieces. Kindly call Adums 600. & _for any forniture o other_muse. Eoods you can obtain best results. Kisdly 1 “* LOUIS FELKER, 1335 7th N.W. N N IF YOU WANT to obtain best results for your turniture and other miscellancous, call M. SHAPIRO. 600 LOUISIANA AVE. FRANKLIN 8783, CHAMBEE WORK or housework wanted. Georgia COOR—C references given. office. GIRL for general housework. Phone North 697-W. aw rlmm- iron: fAmITy_of fwo: “work_ix ‘light. 1 irard_n.w. GIRL for general houscwork. 1372 Col, read. 1 TPOCKETBOUK _containing D. ¢ auto license. Finder return to 934 La. ave. n.w., and_receive phic and clerical work: good, : office experience preferred. 710 14th. permanent positio H. Baker & ¢ PUPPY, fem: four white feet d white breast; liberal reward. 105 Upshur st._or call Col. 8A96. 1 5 in “telephione wwitchboard roll at once. operating opens ( to learn. Milton 8 REVOLVER— 82.caliber, blue-steel Colt; cinity of 13th and O sts. n.w.; property Metropolitan police dept. Rewurd. Fhone 4000, Br. 2. gt SLIDE RULE—Morning Sept. car or between fith and B and Chemistry. Call Main 4650, Br. 1. SILVER MBSH BAG. containing money and other valuables. on Mt. Pleasant 5 on Tuesday evening. l'mdl'l' please cate with Mis: WATCH, gold. lady's, last In front of 108 return_to_above feum, lo above, ot M. t of . on 9th Rureau huntio ode Island ave. Find Reward, s SALESMEN. LADIES—Thiuk of your winter the pricex of nice rendymudes. make your own garments and distinetively; save money. Ask Esroll o, Prof Learn to Dhats; dress for booklet. ston’s Acader mn shed 1882, =4 Phone Col. 3062, meral honsework for small famils must stay in nights; references required ce and good salary. Col. 1942, 30° RI, wanted, general bousework. 4705 ave. n.w. colored_woman. 14 CHAMBERMAID OR place; stay nights. 12th st n.w. ored woman hly understands; Apply_1908 15k % GIRL, young colored, few hours day: & pay: chance to see races. Address Box 131 mwammy. Call 1351 2Rth s*. 0.W. RRE for five year-old culid; N34 Col. rd., Apt. 85. wtay mighis COOK, first-cluws. Ly rel Call_or write 0i1%_Sherman ave DAT'R or morning's work._ 1724 V_st_n.w. DAYR Wo! ored girl. n.w.. downstairs. 30° ICURIST for higi-cliss, modern, sanltar; barber shop: exceptional opportunity and es. cellent remuneration for first-class operator. Addiess Model Barber Slop, Winston-Baleni, MANY OF THE MOST wuccessful practitioners of chiropractic, mow earning lorge incomes. are women: invesiizate the successes of women eliropra ial evening classes. Call or write U trar, Riley School of Chiro- practie, Washington, D. C. SALESMEN_The public is again_investinx. Mr. Stock Salesman. We bhave an opportunity ready for you. Ours is an old est; 7300 for appointment SALESMEN _ with _newspaper Opening of local office on new proposition; men earning from $30 to $75 per week; must be neat appearing. Room 400, Americun National Bank bldg. BALESMEN—Write for list of lines particulars; ear trom $2.500 to $10.000 yearly: ig demand for men. Inexperienced or expe enced; city or lrl'lllll tional Salesmen’ Training Asso. hicago. ¢ i ‘\1 MEN, Ten, Honest, Trustworthy, eing securities of a local real bank with wlmost unlimited ity. Bplendid to g_income, leading to permunent connec- an work all time or after hours. Call 728 15th street, Suite 204, second floor, Between 4 and G p.m. MALE. AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAL Prepare now for splendid openings Beld. Courve of six 10 eight weeks. throughout. _ Actual rej 1l makes of cars. Raf White only. Ame: o n.w. Phone N. 10400. portunity NED MEN. in Teasonable. and this Practical ing_experience _on Day n’ Motor PERMANENT POSITIONS THAT PAY $17 PER WEEK FIRST FOUR WEEKS $1,100 FIRST YEAR. AVAILABLE TO SINGLE WOMEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 2z5. Good eyesight, hearing, health and willingness to work the hours assigned are the essential qualifications. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONECO. AUTOMOBILE SIECHANIC, experi and thor- commission _to expectations and star office. 2 after 5. 114N oughly reliable: salary and right man: state experiens reference. Address Hox 1 BAKER on bread and cake st nw. BOY—For work in real estate offices must have wheel.” Apply after 3 p.m., 923 ISth st n.w. HOY—Targe, white, To Brip 18 SRIDDIOE Fo0M: $9 per week. 617 La. ave. n.w. CARPENTERS. non-unio: no war prices, but ‘wages and other particnlars must be stated in your reply to r-«slve attention. Address Box 27 Star CHAUFFEURS, (-ulnr!d: severul desired must be 28 or over; muxt have,city experier good pay. 1189 17fh xt. n.w. CLERK—Middle-aged man as taxicab di plu'h-! at Lotel: previous experien sary, but must furnish bext of references as to character and honesty. Auto Livery Co., 212 18th st. n.w. COOK, experienced, male, month with full maintenance U. 8. Soldiers’ Home Hos) COAT MAKERS wmnted af 14th »t. n.w. NCING MASTER. colored, mt be able to furnish dress Hox 418, e FLOOR BCRAPERS—Two, experienced. 310 Elm ave., FLOOR BCRAP ply 1428 B st. wood. age white. Apply, y for work. ERS wanted: experienced. Ap- FORD MECHANIC, with executive abilit desired for local suburban express compan; must furnish $1,000 bond and give referenc cottage can be furnished. nd wife. A dress Rox 268-8, Btar office. FOREMAN, Ford lel’flti, mAn qualified by at st four ‘years® rlence to organise and Vuperingena’ & Ford . deaiers' aervice ota. fion in vieinity of Washingtons must furolsh references. . Address Box 200-K. s office. L , for sma bnildin; Ding Guarters: o children: xalary $00. Ad. dreas_Hox 211.8," Star_oftice. JANITOR, colored, married man, for large apartment bldg.: experience absolutely neces- sary. Call only between 4:30 and 6 p.m., 710 14th st._n.w., room 208. . LOCK or gunsmith, A-1. 815 D n.w. B PRACTICAL NURSE for woman paralszed: state hours and salary: may stay nights. Ad- dress Box 169-8, Star office. 300 NURSE, competent wiite, to take charge of two children, three and fire years old, for month or six weeks, Experience and references required. Apply in person. 1813 19th xt. n.w. * VANT. good general; mnice Lome; stay 300 round work: atate don Hotel, Hern- CTTLED WOMAN for all wages expected. Address H n K. colored wouan. 403 1 REWORK: good refere HIGEEST CASH PRICES paid for all kinds of furnitore, and carpets. Al ordirs pro 630 Mass. ave. n.w. ¥ranki 1N T3MEDIA room house: will buy Coll Frankiin 3785. WANTED—Used furniture, player-pian fug machines. office furniture Phoue Fraukiin 4328, B. & whole or odd pieces. Talk- Drop. posta 0 Ind 1° ornaments. Harris, atignes, NITURE and rugs for an 11-room honse. Please call Main 3412, N. KIRSTELN. Farateure nnd“:’lmu for ‘a country botel. Abra sarisfed with feel ERAL TOUSEWORE by a neat colored girl, from Virginia. 1117 4th xt ERAL HOU . o T 0 st n.w. 300 RESS—Light colored girl for morning and_evening_work. 1014 1fth st. nw. ® WHITE COOK—First class: clean suburban home. 30 minutes on trolley to center city: best references required: good wages. Phone Gol. 4925, Address Box 35, Bilver Spring. a. WHITE, FOR geoeral housework In apart- ment; no laundry: family of three: excel- lent conditions: good room and private bath. Call_Franklin_6560. 20 KL, colored. wants piace as servant in small family. Jenny Toye, Benedict, Md. 30° GTRL, wisles position nursing or HEht_house- work' in apt.; good reference. 423 17ty xt. e . 10! - middie-aged widow, refined, with two well-behaved cbildren. 13 and 10, de- sires position in or amund Washington as housekeeper: home for seif and children want £d more than remuneration. Addrexs Hox 20 WHITE MAID—Doctor's office. Call 927 17th st wnu n 3 and 4. 1 8. Rtar_office. Can sy HO 'gbwumfi by colored girl. Call Franklin X for general Tamils of three; stay nights: references 17th st n.w Settled: o washing ome. 1806 Kilbourne pi. *ay oights n.w. Phone 3 1 WOMAN, seitled, white. wanted for houve- work in country: state saiary wanted. Addresy Hox 1525, Star office. 1 AUGHTER want positions as n helper i boarding house o ok wages must be fron ot XTRS) WONAN, wlite, refined, young, mothern heiper and household ssistant: in family with four children. 8 to 13, where cuok ix ref- HOUBEKEEPER—Tn swall family reasonable wages to competent o1 home, Fhite w Aiddress Box 1645, Biar ofice. white woman. YOUNG GIAL to wait {able and bousework. 1425 Col._rd. YOUNG WOMAN for general a 1aundry for four: two whole days: 88 and car fare: if wanted. Call evenings, 7 to 9; permanent; reference 1 Enl-l.nl MENT AGENCIES. st Wit SALESLADIES for coats, suits, dresses. Only those with thor- ough experience need .. apply. Best salaries in city and perma- nent positions. ROBERTS. 933 I St. N.W SALESWOMAN—On gowns, wraps, ‘millinery : only those accustomed to handle high-cl trade and thotou, dress Rox 263-R. CHAMBERMAIDS, cooks, $45, $50 and 340 month_Rev. Frller's Ex.. 1221 25th at. _ 1° NURSE—Position _av_child's nure: $00 per month according o duties Te references. Address Box 47-8. Star offi PLACE AR COOK general housewarl star nights. 1120 § PLACE by experienced cook; £00d reference 528 U st nw PLACE as maid by neat colored girl: <mall family. 1624 Chreh ‘st WANTED—By & neat colored girl. work b the day or u place ax chambermaid and wai ress. Address 1602 Vermont ave. n.w. Phone 10125 WOMAN wintn genteel Ty weei or in avework by ihe %ood reference. Apply 1214 1e ‘WANTED—SITUATIONS MALE. AMBITIOUS YOUNG . MAN: 82, Sugt D wobid. ke b weuke. ommettions with linble howse offering an_opportanity for the fufure: 5 years’ office and sales expetience: references: ot Intereated in stock sales Dropo- sitions. Address Box SI8-R, Rtar office, 30° Wwith good reference wanix wi 1o Sunday. alf day’s, by colored girl. AGENU capuble seamstress. ference. Ladies’ Ex TADY'S MAID. colored, willing to_leave city change. 807 Vermont ROOKRERPER—FIght years' experience; cap- able of taking complete charge of office: not afraid of work. Address Box 145-8, Star uf- fice. STENOGRATHER, quick and accaral inrity with patent work desirable: saliry. Address Box 120-§, Star office, ge. Col. 3694. TUTOR—Colored woman: Eoglish and mathematics, Stur office. | WATTRESS—White: © { Cvllege, Tth_and_Fio WHITE GIRLS Apply Conger's and N. Y. ave. cxperienced in_double-entry college - gradunt Address Box 27 nporary with ave. n.e for mafi le. Laundry, 23d BOY wants Job an messenger (with wheel) 1003 12th st. n.w. RUTLER or second man: Japaness_ Cull at 400 Penna. ave. n.w. Phone Main M18 CARPENTER WORK: price to suit: anklin 86K0-W. 608 Kye n.w. CHAIR REPATRER—TRush bottom: Do anted. Address Box 1198, Star office CHAUFFECR—Man (colored) wants private family or track driver. 2111 12t} stmw. CHATUFFBUR and_housema ence. 1129 2ist st n.w. AUFFEUR, colored, experienced: family: references. Apt. Beat city refer onl ace T | SERO BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS WANTED — FURNITT m?,. i \"‘a. | Phane M. 1242 for wagon or have ave nw. we per mors than ever for hi S. A Cam- & Bro., 637 Satn 030, TVE you cash for your pianos and chines, antique furniture, old silv domelry, o0, chink, rugs. brasse 5 Main #i73. tA\n:n—'ro Dy 014 furniture and featbet beds. When selling why not drop a postal to ihe ol reliable firn? . Marks. 1640 W ot Phone’ W. 1337 or drop |mul Send for Louis Notes, 814 E St. NN\W. 1f you have any furniture or other goods to sell. and you will obtain best resuits. Phore ¥rankiin 2015 BO AND PORTAGE small lots for caxh TAMPS—Large or Bring in what you have or phone Fran ..ue Pearlman’s Book Shop. 933 G WE BUY mummm Turniture ana ofice 3% tures. Money advanced on storage. SACHS FURNITURE CO. Cor. 8th and D sts. n.w. Main 6306 OLD GOLD, SILVER, ETC. % BIANONDS, GOLD, BILVER. COING, PLATIS ;:u:"bo;w‘;;. (ARE ABRANAMS. 4830 n.w/} HIGHEST CASH PRICES ' Paid for jeweiry, @tamond FiBclsl fects, apd pittomame *H D. ALPHER, wroge Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver BOUGHT FOR CASH. TOUIS ABRAHAMS, €15 G NW. PERSONAL IT 1S A CORDIAL INVITATION THAT WH| give 1o all g our phone, Main 4143, and we xend & represcntative whowd sole busiiesd-is to buy ladiex’ und men's worn | sultw, MOBN; gietrouts. trunks, elc.. and the o (Bl Iutrensed busingis. 'R OLD STA ATROPRACTIC, EL ‘n‘i'?i | for ail chronie, aéute and nervons disen 13 Kresge bldg., 11th & ¢ CARAGES SUILT: ANY TYPE, BRICK, CE ment, carpentering, gen. repnir. Free esfimates. 490, EARNEST CUCINELLI, 719 6th n.w. JOHN PILAND. N30 Carpent: General Repalc Remodeling a Kxnch"l 19 CTATR CAREING, FORCH CHATRS SEATEN. holstering in all its branches. CLAY aRA- 1233 10th st. n.w. FRANKLIN 7483. l'l'TLER\ SHARP] \l\(- KNTVER, WCINBORS, KAZORS AND ALL kinds of instruments’ sharpened. GIBSON, P17 G n.w. Main 1085. r Work. Loow VOMEsepiE. Lretar ot hhio Mg Mad Gown experieice in real estate office. Reply in own handwriting, stating salary expected _and where formerly employed. Address Box 133§, Star office. LADY as assistant bookkeeper: state expected. Address in YOUNG LADY for soda fountain and gener clerk; reference and experience. Krick's Pi macy, 1722 Pa. ave. n.w. 30 YOUNG LADY to fll vacancy in offce of steam lanndry: must be quick and accurate at figurex and a good penman; give expe- rience and references. Address’ Box 19 Star_office. $1.500 FIRST YEAR—Permanent; ment: lealthful: pleasant work. Star office. Aidress T_AG IS, MATTRESS MAKERS — Sev- eral. Apply at once. Eagle Bed- ding Co., 1123 7th st. n.w. MBAT CUTTER, experienced man only. A Pointer, stands 87-97. Arcade market. MBAT CUTTER. 324 3rd_#t._ne. MEN to train in their spare time for ox itions uf grattemen: indicldug! Ingtructio ¢ night. Comprete conrse in 3 to 9 months Raten to be lflt'fellrd on September 21, Earoli now. Fal s on_request. mbi BMol of Drbtiing. Tith and T s mwe M8 MEN, REAL MEN—There is an _opportunity with ‘u for real men who will work to qualify for egecutive positions: our organigation ix live, virlle one; this opportunity is for real men. Act now and financial freedoin and wnc- ceas will be youts. Buite 710 Southern bidg. MEN—New York concern has opening for two men in our National Nales organizatio of traveling experlence unnecessary. o0 8 orders dally. 400 Americ nk bldg., 1800 block, F st. n.w GENKRAL OFFICE CLERK. good opport YOUNG LADY ( ity. CLERK In confectionery store. experienced, good ~salary. stignal Petsonel Bu.. 303 nund vidg., 14th advance- | 2 CHAUFFEUR iu_private family; experienced; : retiable, 1735 X, - 300 FEUR, coloted, wishes position Wi nmliy. can give 5o0d fof CHAUFFEUR, white, wishes poaition; bést_of references. Phone Franklin 1974, > m( NTERMAYN, #light ex and small nalacy: ref B, Mr. Stewart: ¥LEVATOR OPERATING of pre pm“r' even- ing work preferred; ex-service man; colored. Phone North 1039 30° FXPERIENCED young man stenographer de- sires evening work; ~have new Underwood typewriter. Address’ Box 147-8. Star office. * FURNACEMAN wanin work: refefence. oF 1615 O st._n.w. GROCER—Positlon in refall grocers, by elde Iy mAn of cxperience, of place as watchma Dert refefence.Address Rox 1058, Stag of! uuun-' TATEOT, experienced, (ake charge of siteration department.” Address Hox 358, Aiar oftic OFFICE_MAN_Experienced filing, bookkeep- ing, typing, stock clerk. Address Box 150-8, Star_office Fience; _age 10 erence. Phobe Col MALE AND FEMAI.I:. AMATEUR PIANISTS, to sell music. (evenings) 1218 N st._n.w, GOVERNMENT CLERKS'— Part-time worl handle income-producing not _real estate: good pay. 220 Colorado_bldg. M SMAN WANTED. WORKER, WHO CAN PRODUCE. Meveral good alesmen tequired in nearby. restricted subdivision. Must be able to show property inteliigently and close sales. Py sonality, perseverance and utrict Integfity a main requirements. Splendid returns to m or woman who miakes Write at once for appointment, describing experience in full Address Box 296.R, Star of Call PAPERHANGERS wanted; steady work, good pay; bring tools. 8547 Georgia ave. PORTER (colored) ; must have references. Apply Kafka, 10th and F. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—Excellent open- ing for & live man; will offer intereat in firm to right party. Address Box 140-8, Star office. BALESMAN—An established business has an gpening for « real stlssman of o big caliber. u can nét yourself 88 a day. If you are e positions that W0’ 5§10 L bon"l'd lremno l‘(éllll‘ 'll?n to Hllllkl It ‘l; na fide and waiting for the type of man—NOW. ¥ - No previous esperience fs required. No matter what you have done or are doing, you owe it to yourself' nd yours to investigate this opportunity. Fhat we want, what we need and what are pilling to pay solid_income fGF are am- enthuniastic, red-biooded men who Ditious, and make For the Hlln m Efl?n is the limit. Add 106+ 4 4 3 tar ‘ofice! BT elutfl!.:mfi'":’c:fhflmll:d com 2 . e libetnl: opportontty esceptional. 704 i coa i the p«mlm thu lllfl!le [ Agxl{ <fafter 9 a.m., 508 Equitatte bmx,, 816 st mawlmnwhhhnlml ton; state lowest rates. Address $07.5. ‘Binr offce. | SHORT ORDER COOKE, 2. e 1188 '14th 'nlmn—m once. 2123 14th & ways wai & good income and %o- who can _restol A rienced. No o.w, = , al 'l’. re- Always etads; | o2 piaciery 24t | !e ot Chire- MAN AND WOMAN, married or single, house and general work; country home. Address Box 1448, Star office. e PORTER, Tellman or slevalor oferator. Anyly Charles E. Thomas. 128 Canal t. [KGISTERED PHARMACIST desites two three evenings a week relief work. Addre Rox_210-8. Btar offiee; SATURDAY—Have' Ford machine, evenings it wantpd. Addrexs Rox 161.8, Star’office. 30° SHORTHAND instructor, Ben Pitman system, denires position evenings: class or private. A dreax_Rox 154-8. Star office. S04 STENOGRAPHIC Or other work evenings. Ad- dresk Box 238-R. Star_cffice. 2¢ STENOGRAPHER—FPart time, day or even Address Hox 300-R. Star_office. 3 © Ti. dekree And_graduate ol Pace School of Acéounting, desires position teacher, - évenings only, boakkeeping an accounting in a business. college or. accounting school, Address Box 100-8, Star office, 30° WAITER or bus boy of in private family, ex- servica colored man. 1217 H st n.w. ' 80¢ FLOOKS REFINISHED, GLD FLOORS SCRAPED AND FINISHED: work_done_with best management. H. NOR: WOOD, 7 9th st. s, Lincoln 747. 10* HATS. LALTES’ AND MENS fmns CLEANED AND BLOCKED BY EXPERTS. VIENNA HAT CO., “5 11th N.W. HATS REPAIRED "AND BLOCKED. 11t ». ite Rtar. TURNER & CLARK. 1233 New York ave. n.w. Vow Is the Time to Have Youn Furs Remodeled into the latest season's siles; work dome premises: moderate prices. 8. Applebee. 1th st n.w. GOITRE, RHEUMATISM, DIARET nervous diseases freated. Chiropract trieal equip. Dr. Gulick.917 15thn.w. F.912-W} OUR PRICES ARE THE HIGHEST. [t ant cais Raivearteticlathon etc. WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHAXG! 633D st n.w. Ph. Main 8378. Call anywne BEDBUGS, FLEAS, RATS. RESULTS. GEO. G. SATF, 320 Colorado bldg. Matn ul_q BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES hoicest section Chevy Chasel i restricted business section, cornel Morrimn st.; good chancd high class grocery. Address Owner, Box Star_office. GR ERN needs Call from October 3rd to Sth, at 208 10th st. for Mr. Long. a womer, to 4 pom . | ASK, MOVING AND HAULING. TELD & ALVORD CO.. M. 8290. MATTRERSES, FEATHER BEDN, ETC. “—OLD MATTHESSES MADE nEW. RENOVATED, RECOVERED AT LOW PRICES SANITARY BEDDING CG. 9013 G n.w. Frankiin 6735 MATTRBANES AND PILLOWS Renovated at most reasonable prices. let us :g. give estimate. Prompt deliveries and faction assured. EAGLR BEDDING N. 8210 1128 7th «f MIRRORS FOR SALE_ YOUR DEFECTIVE MIRRORS RESILVERED, LIKE NEW, BEND TO CHAS. J. HARBEC. llAi’fiifiA‘k_vnm Afi‘n‘r‘ui'mlr‘ PAINTING and hardwood fini work at_reasonable prices. You st. n.w. A T. GEORGE, Rooms papered $8 and up. Frankiin A25.-J. 220 12th x.w. PAPERHANGING. PAINTING Fating fooms, 88 usd up. LEROY EERY, C st. we. Lincoln 68 3. B. HOBRON, PAINTER AND ml'ml- hanger. Best wotk, lowest prices. 734 Gth et. n.w. Phone M. 6706, Prompt service. 1% PHONOGHAPH HEPAIRING. MEN AND WOMEN—: Jour ncome by learning the real estate ess; no expen: seed nbt terfere with pressat empioymen instruction_conforence exery Tuesday & p.m: T "B enell, Poom 20, Colorado.blds. 0% AN Quickiy learh real estal business; receive pay while leaning; need not nterfere with present employment: some mak- ing $100 & Free class Thursday, 8 pm Wililam F. Coloradio bldg. SPECPAL INSTRUCTION for first-grade civil service promotion examination, Oct. 17. The Civil Service Preparatory Rehool, corner 12th and P n.w. Phone F. 2080, STENOURAPHER for Iaw office; state qualif- cations and salury desired. ~ Addtess Box 240- | 8, Star office. 20 'ANTE! tenographer and ol assistant in real estate offce. Business high sehool gradu- ate with some knowledge of bookkeeping pre- | ferred. Plense name feferences and state sal- ary expected. Address Box 274-8. Star office. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.® _ | creat ros atteson, 810 WANTED—Work by married _maa 33 ye il T aeken: faria, wuth . pretoreed hgflni references. Addrest Bor 162 office, YOUNG MAN, depentable and mfln_mm de- ition opportunity for adrance- e Henographet; E&S_E_a EXPERT PHONOGRATH REPAIRING. HAVE our talking machine cleaned, nd 8 Justed Mtero it glves yeu Groahie guaranteed rices e Ditp. St or” phane’ Frask 3, A. HARRIS, 700 H st n.w, PIANO TUNING. work. PE.AI& mm-mmwmn-—mmzo ghatuite, with Shat o S S | nfeal o E faria) work, -‘:“:ZI mnmrzurnmannu uommm knowledge of accountancy; part-fime work. North 10474, Braneh 58. COLORED: WOMAN. setficd. wiehed plice nurse, Call 1221 320d st..nw., from 10 tg 2 o'clock. o KING with dPessmaker o taflor at | Doy put by Qay: colored. - Fraa i 1653 Fowns: excloaive, styles, Ure Burke, mu Calvert, Phane A WELIABLS_HELP furnished from all pm- cley. Mt. Plesast, Employment Agency, RESSMAKING— Terms_mod. F“m““[‘.';&.m remedeling. Phoss 18th st. mwl |.l1 DOMESTIC. CHA Rurse. pl. naw: @ White: Avply_Housekee Hotel. COLORED CHAMBERMATD atd waitress, after 8 p. R COLORED LAUNDHEBS, 6rat clase, in priva family three days in & week; refeence. 818 lafln st n.W. { PIANOB TUNED, CLEANED, POLISHE factary expert for $1.30 on orders this week. . F. LONG, 516 13th =t. n.w. Fr. 7024. 4% PIANOS TUNED, CLEANED, POLISHED, BY factory expert for $1.50 on orders this week. R. F, LONG. 516 12th st. n.w. Fr. 7024. 30° WEST 1670. IRVING SPEDDEN, 8268 0 ST. B.W.- Falmarly with leading firms Iuer repairing; work gus paire: ? 5 rom repairer for Mortor tuning, ianos l- all maxen :*.F'w" ._,;.- ..“"'.,.;: S alame |7 5 UPHOLSTERING — AUSTRIAN SHADES, drapes and lace curtains made to order: supe- rior wuvknunlhlv. Fhone Clevelaud 1301, 2+ 0] NG, FURNT £t ola prices, . Gur. careful wock e sure to please you. 1494 th n.w. North 7702, 30 ks Rassi K.'u:n. u-lm pum-. Phoe . m “general’ homseworker: stay 3 own room and bath; tho#e only R T ences need apply. 1818 Lamont st. a.w. * WINDOW SHADES. participation in further profits Star office. stating how much and Address Box 1858, 8i \LF INTEREST in high-class paofession: business, located in best section of city. C Main 3778, well wecnred rust reaity notes. 2238, Btar_oftice, o notes or short Address Bot T Tanchi and soda busners: o | better location: living roome: price, 5.200. Beautiful and_exclusive rooming louse o Calvert street. Price of furniture, §900. Thi lousc has 4 bathw, electric lights,’ gl o want business places of Our_sales in the 1a save time MAHSHALL BUSINESS BROK ™ s fully Baitimore.| ooe Space] al for bullding cleaning | d Maryland; work now great chance for hustier. Addwnl Star office. 30* DELICATESSEN and_confectioners siore lnr’ sale; doing good business: transfer corner; long lea Call unm 1235. 30* WANTED— o lease or buy hotel in _city Virginia town. Address Box 107-8, lllr M fice. el 1 ma 4,000 5q. L. N with some ines for sale. The Dest tores na excellent store for. Address Box 21 300 T sale of one of ons on F st. n.w. or women's we Star ofice. FOR SALE—Storage battery mervice atation; establishied: doing fine business; $1.500 chuh.’ for immediate lll!' no trifiers. Addres B4-8. Star office. LUNCHROOM—Fine busines be mold at great snowify lars, apply fo George law. 503 Columbian bl focation, Wil . For full parts M¢Nell, attorney a 800 WANTED TO BUY—Motion picture theater! good location. _Add. Rox 46-8. Btar office. 804w WANTED—Party with $10,000 to take part in. e 4 P cont Ja rfr:l'll:“.-l: of maney will pay 7 per cent inte of wones and :. ‘share of the profits, pa: usrtarly ; business and prinel] l Iavite t investis | gution: I interealed write for appoidtmezt] Radress Box 41K, Star_affice. N *q! Bterling ‘meat table siiver,. kitchen utefis ‘icer, cloth Kins bed linen, Stat office. 7 HAVE SOME o-pehn ylu st uu* nn NCE ennrnnm ices of & soung ¢ol lldl!lacfin = _u_ag