Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1922, Page 30

30 Brides Will Be Brides By Lucille Van Slyke. SWEETS TO THE SWEET! T 2 o'clock on a gloomy after- noon in late fall, Merrlam Lindsay found herself feeling distinctly low-minded. For three weary weeks she had been toil- ing at her ‘self-imposed task as fudge manufactuter to a boys' school. And she had discovered that while it might be amusing to make fudse when a fudge mood hit occasionally, fudge as a life work was a very monotonous story. Nene of her usual expedients for cheering herself seemed to help. She tried talking to her dog. “This probably isn't half as hard as what your boss is doing right this minute,” ghe admonished Rags, stern- y. Rags pricked up his ears at the boss” and ran to the door. “No use yet,” sighed Merriam, dole- fully, staring at_the clock. “it's four ghastly hours béfore he comes. She measured out sugar and choco- Jate with hands that trembled. She prided herself that she had the thing to a fine point. By starting separate potfuls cooking at half-hour intervals she was ready to beat each one as the last previous onme cooled. But even with this system, by mid-afternoon she hated the sight and smell of so much sweetness “In fact, Ragsy, her faithful confidante, scream_some day soon. If anybody ever offers me a smitch of fudge again 1 shall burst into eighteen tears and seventeen loud ringing curses.” Her bronze curls were pinned safely beneath a big kitcher towel, her frock was hidden by a chocolate- splashed big apron. sinall feet swing- ing from the tall stool. She banged the exgbeater viciously. Most days at this hectic_time. her buoyant lodger, young Prof. Sheldon would arrive to cheer her with his endless nonsense and lighten her task by valiantly beating the last sticky bowlfuls. But this particular day she knew that he was scheduled to preside at mid-semester examina- tions. She smiled wanly as she re- membered his parting injunction. “Don’t forget union hours stop at 5. ‘Ole John' (his inevitable desig- nation of her youthful husband) will get sore as a pup at me if he comes home at night and finds his booful butterfly a chocolate grub. Call it a day and doll up at The dolling up and the polite fibs about how much she enjoved her fudge-making were the final touch of martyrdom. What she felt like do- ing, she told Sheldon solemnly, wasn't fit for publication. T'd like to stay messy as I am and crawl in your kennel and howl. Ragsy,” she grumbled. “Being noble is_the tamest thing I ever tackled.” She jumped joyfully at 3 when the she remarked to “l1 shall doorbell rang.” It might be Sheldon, after all. But it was not. It was Leila Gra- ham, fippant, pretty and smartly groomed, who stepped into the dusty hallway. “Oh,” “sald Merry. stupidly. much embarrassed that such an elegant vis- itor should find her house and her- s#° FEATURE PAGE [ITTLE STORIES | :BEDTIME A Happy New Year Day. self in such disorder, “I thought you THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, were in Reno.” 1358 L “Starting tomorrow,” Leila was 1]l 4222 2a. 3 casual. “Awfully delayed. Had a BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. ]} 7th and X, Golas i beastly time getting clothes.” Merriam’'s brown eyes twinkled. “Didn’'t know you had to. have a trousseau for a_ divorce.” Think not of what has gone before; The errore of the past are dead. Look forward with abiding faith To gladness in the Bays ahead. “'Deed yes. ‘- Never_ k:\uw ‘tvhhathv': rs. Lightfoot. 1901 L s, your alimony is coming roug! Holmead Yromptly. 1 snagwed all I could get. | The headstrong young Deer, who ||| Tpic “I'll| was helpless in the ‘deep snow Into! which in his fright he had so heed- lessly and foollshly plunged instead of staying In the paths, as his mother | had warned him to do in time of dangef, was sure that he had little more than a minute to live. There ! was Old Man Coyote, his lips drawn || “8it down,” gasped Merriam, n be back in a minute—cooking some- thing——" she fled in wild dismay lest the fudge should scorch. She vanked away the towel ard the pina- fore, tidied her halr and came back presently with a tea tray for her unwelcome visitor. Leila had g settled herself com- fortably withPher inevitable cigarette, North Capitol she was staring critically at theinhack to show his wicked-looking ||| 2stn rmay. she -100] ! and ¥ sts., Pride’s Pharmaoy. shabby little house. teeth, only three leaps away. And ||(86th and M sts., Weller & Moskey's Phar- ‘Sorry 1 made you so mad that|oid Man Coyote was just sure macy. day,” she apologized gruffly. “Beenithat he was about to have that din-| . BROOKLAND. on my conscience ever since, your ner hé had dreamed about . paying for the lunch and bolting like dreamed ahout; 8o long Byt both had forgotten one thing | that. 1 meant it all right. Promised4 —the power of a mother's love. ! Rich 7 > | Mother Deer had been some little dis- | Merriam said nothing. She had!ltance away when she had heard the never let herself think about those | firgt bleat of fright from the lost lit- ||| In_Washi dreadful days the month before, when | tle Deer. She had missed him and el anl Situations Wented. ch Slocum, he: or! = = ot and Fous Richard Slocum, her husband s former { had jen anxiously trotting this way ||| Fott and Found, ' a employer, had detalled Leila to sug-sand that way in the little paths that gest that Merry divorce her beloved icrossed and recrossed, looking for ohn. “So I wanted to square myself be- fore I left,” Leila’s husky sweet voice drawled on. “For I saw Nan Blaisdell and she threw the *wrath of the prophets into me—told me about your dad being lost and—and all. I'm dead sorry, Merry. You and I have: been scrapping along ever since we were in school together. I'm hipped on your 4 cents & word. pluck and your sticking to What v ul s follows: want She dashed a tear away 20¢ per line. | with the back of her hand. 170 per line, i “Why. Leil’” stammered Merry didn't know you cared a whoop about ‘Sure do—" Leila was as abrupt | as a schoolboy. . “Hate like the deuce | seeing vou have rotten luck.” She | 11 p.m. held “out her hand. “Shake—will All advertisements for The Eveoing Star you?" | pust bo at The Star offce by 11 pum. the Merriam's hand went out slowly. | DAY BEFORE 1SSUE, with the ollowing | She hated herself for feeling so hard. Eopdona: | “Rich said to_tell you——" » Merry's hand pulled ‘I won't listen to a thing he said. “But T have to tell you. He wants vou to know that he sailed for Japan Thursday.” 3 I AM RATHER GLAD I DIDN'T GET THAT YOUNG DEER AFTER ALL, AID OLD MAN COYOTE TO HIA- day of issue, “Merriam clung to a chair weakly ELE. | Sunda; The last trace of her missing father | ; i | had come from a little village In the | Iim. At the sound of that "r',”r;:,‘(’h‘l‘;; | T D one was quiet. “He's | rouble. She whirled and ‘started jn troine to sy hes sorry Bhe moved | the direction that voice had come | toward the ‘door. “Well, that's that 2204 M st., O'Donnell’ 3600 12th st. n.e., Mayo's Pharmaey. AlAlGXA?!DIU’A’.'VA. A. 8. Doniphan & Sons, King-Oofumbus sts. Rate—3 Cents a Word ton and suburbs for— Poultry, Pets and Live Btook. Automobiles for Bale_and Rooms for Rent and Wi Business Opportunities, eto, Rate Outside.of Washington. Real Estgte Ads §words to the line, 3-line mizimum, st 160 per line. 14 times, 130 per line: Star Office Open Bovt Hostommnd: e ‘Wanted Help, Wanted Situations. xld-m:‘! Rooms. ncn(::1 l"('fl&a:l under the above elassi- | fice, 11th st. and Pa, ave., until All advertisements for The Star must be received at The Btar ’_nfln y 6 p.m. Saturday. Cash With Order |is required for all advertisements | from transient advertisers. For Your Comyenience - WANT \DS g»h;uew-f’mnflu, tar fo s 14th and Clifton, H. 14th and Columbia rd., He Lowis kYoo *" orse 3 ‘Pharmecy, Holmesd snd Otls NORTHEAST, nd Eyo sta. macy. 13th and East Capitol sth,, Lisceln Park Pharmacy, SOUTHEAST. d Eye sts., Weller & Moskey's Phar- Keneally Phare ’s Pharmacy. ‘Wanted. ‘anted. Until accepted at The Star of- 10 a.m., Again came that pitiful bleat, and and I'm off ; S _lin it this time was hopelessness. iy, TE e cahate you and 1| Mother Deer dldnt stop to_ follow Sively., SHiwhnt u and T| round by the path. With & mighty | oo catie AYOWAwST e rAthes Bupeach= 19 [ienn, tatiss hounyed intothe | (AT “Gue g = e {snow. leaped azain and once again. |yiRly WN ize T Leila grinned, as she { ;;,3 Janded in the very path in which ad ave s w. o iell o Washington Animal Rescue League, slipped her lovely sables across her shoulders. She laughed as she pieked up a parcel from the hall table. “Poace offering.” she announced. “knew you were hipped on homemade was Old Man Coyote just ready to spring on the headstrong younsz Deer. Mother Deer's usually soft ayes were blazing with rage. The hair along | 14 11th st. o, ew ¥ : T oMo her back and neck stood on end | BAK PIN. black onyx, set with di S Yvonne's and | wiip “Hér “Sharp-edged hoofs she | Liberal rewar. Phone Frensiiy e o2 et struck at Old Mar and it Was{ BOSTON BULL PUP, male, dark brindie, four only because he jumped aside just in fyiite feet, white stripe up face. Libaral Another Episode of This Tomorrow's Sta Story Im | the nick of time that his back wasn't | wa broken. Il"l AC A5 it was: one 6L those: shArp HOOLS | biarors ol Making the Home Attractive BY DOROTHY ETHEL WALSH. s struck him hard enough to make him SOCH= elp. Again Mother Deer struck atjiricts am m. and_again Old Man Coyote | 1300 Max dodged. Then he Jeaped out of the | nd “uhf.m 18th st path onto the crusted snow rted off | Reward. between his legs sta as fast as his leg for that crust was strgng enough to bear him, He had lost all desire for a dinner of young Deer. His one | Reward. lin 4004, _ DOG, thought was to get away from that A Reading Chair Placed Wisely Adds Much to a Room’s Comfort. Having discussed sewing and visit- ing groups of furniture, let us today turn our attention to the necessity of placing the reading chair in a good location. If vou are fond of reading I am sure you enjoy this article of furniture as much as you do any other in the room, Taken for grant- ed that the chair 'is comfortable, the next thing to consider is where to place it so as to get the most pleas- ure from it. 1f it is desired to isolate it from the rest of the furniture so ds to have an uninterrupted study hour it may be placed in a far corner of the room with a lamp near at hand, but we are talking more of groupings, and so today 1 wish to instruct you as to placing of an easy chair. In the sketch you will see that it is near the win- dow with the light falling over its left side, but its relation to the win- dow seat gives it the opportunity of giving double use for the reading and visiting hour. In your general living room it may not be possible to isolate a certain article for any one purpose. There- fore, an easy chair should be placed 20 as to offer all comfort to the book lover and yet be in convenient reach when general conversation is taking place. As 1 mentioned in the first of these articles on groupings, it is not a comfortable room where heavy furniture must be dragged around ch time visiting is to b done. angry Mother Deer. { Wyoming ave. __ 148 _Rhode Island ave. _Frank. 30. Cleveland 678, CAT. white Angora. back of W would take him.|[IAMOND cluster brooch, Return o0 49 Eye st. n.w. Boston brindle bull, answers to name of *‘Scotty." Ph lay morning in sl in etruscan gold. Raleigh Hotel, Saturday hopping it Rewa aturday or Sunds. y. Frank- mal screw tall; Reward. 2135 one North 1196. [ Mother Deer plunged after him. but her sharp hoofs cut through the crust and she broke through up to her back. Twice more she plunged DO answers to nam colla I8th_st. e Fhone Cleveland 1811. strayed, white Engilsh setier: Dan’': owner's pame om 3200 Then she gave it up and floundered out and hurried to the helpless young Deer. She tramped down the snow around him and in a few minutes he was back in the path. Meekly he fol- lowed at her heels, crowding as close longer headstrong. - He knew, and his mother knew. that he had learned a rimmed, be- to her as he could as she led thej nd ave. and Corcoran Gallery, way back to where she had left ma”"‘“"”"“f 30, Heward at 1449 R. I ;'? sister. — Y. When joliy. round. bright Mr. Sun |F¢ . male; right face black; white looked down on the Green Forest the { k% Xeward on return to. 2315 Tracy place next morning he smiled as he saw | oot L s et the Deer family in their yard. Tt eugraved top: as New Year morning and the Ve imbiR; U260; | happiest New Yeur that ever was. |LICEISE ENVELOPE with ownership papers You see, the headstrong young Deer ! Park road om car. Mail papers to 13: was safé. He was safe and he was no NECKLACE—Pearl neckiace, Tuesday afier noon, Rialto Theater. Ay artee Phone North 2576, Ra- or heedless. DDy be alive and safe! 'And his mother and sister snd his father, t just as happy to have him al safe. It was a happy New Year for Old Man Coygte. too. On his way home { PIN, “platinu lin 7536 lesson he never would forget, the > i lesson that older folk know best. ATR GLASSES, |‘°r."",1“ shell, between Treas- Never again would he be disobedient R eara L LA WY He was, oh! 80 to = : o LACE, recent Christmas gift. 136. 3 th diamond and two pearls | on each side pf diamond; Saturda; ight, - tween Marine! Barracks and. 14th and Hcnrm Reward. Esther Springmann. Frank- 6 enyon from the Green Forest, his stomach still empty, he had visited Farmer Brown's dooryard and there he had | station. found half a spoiled ham that had | Rewarl. PIN, pink cameo, 1a gold_rim: twesn” Fegister's ofcs. Tromiry. and Vaten and Union Return to Apt. 203, 1205 '15th st. n.w. . been hung outsidc. By jumping he had reached it and the string had POCKETBOOK _at Moore's night. _Return Woodstocl Rialto, Monday Va. Reward. ¢ broken. It might have been spoiled for Farmer Brown. but it wasn't for 0Old Man Coyote. Such a feast as he had! So with a full stomach he had 3. KETBOOK, black, containing bank book, meal ticket, cash: on Lincoln Park car, Jan, Finder keep cash and return rest to Mrs. Fa Government Hotel. reached his home in the Old Pasture just at the break of da: “I am rather glad I didn't get that L. By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D. ' Noted Physician and Author. young Deer after all.” said Old Man LVER— 32-caliber 8. & W, In rear of } LT, Jones' Mattress Factory. corner of 9th jand H sts. n.w. Liberal reward if retu No. 1 police station. 316 12th at. n.w, rned _to . Coyote to himself as he prepared to sleep. “I hope he is as happy as I am. I hope everybody is happy. And this. of course, was just the right kind of a New Years wish. (Copyright, 1922, by T. W. Burgess.) bet. [l | amounting _to n.w. and N. J. Cure of Ingrowing Nail. Before uncorking the us briefly, but succinctly recapitulate: (1) Ingrowing nail Is caused by wear- ing narrow or pointed shoes or shoes of any shape or size that flare out too far from the Dylural straight Inside aale line. Nonmul feet should toe peratght ahead. (2) There is no such cendition as ingrowing nail. Ordi- narfly 1 ueny @n entity before enter- ing upon a discussion of the cause, evention or treatment thereof, but Prthis instance 1 have to be a little more circumspect because nearly any one can see an ingrowing nail’ if he has one. In spite of that there is no such thing. The nail never grows in; the flesh, irritated and angered beyond the endurance of mortal flesh, grows up under and over the edge of the nail. Anybody with an ingrowing nail should be ashamed of himself for two good reasons: first because it comes from ignorance and vanity in the se- lection of shoes, and second because it s less painful and less expensive to cure than it is to endure, so who- ever suffers from such an annoyance is inexcusably inefficient. ‘Under home treatment or self treat ment, I appeal to the Intelligence o the victim by urging the importance of adopting shoes. built to fit feet. About the only relief consists in the careful application of adhesive plas- ter strips in such manner as to draw the senstitive, inflamed flesh (proud as doctors call it, exuberanr® ons) away from the edge of the nail. This must be freshly applied each day. The skin must be clean, dry, free from any oil. The plaster must be handled—or rathen 2ot handled—with care, for a touch of the fingers e adhesive surface lessens its ad- hesiveness. strip, perhaps one- halt inch wide or a little les: fixed in at the e nall, and then drawn around inside snd under the toe and attached in a spiral fashion. Of coutse the slight traction this makes on the skin and flesh is of no value ifghe same ol shoes are worn that originally crowd- ed and pressed the protesting flesh agsinst the edge of the nail. When the strip has been applied, sprinkle in the groove or upon the “proud flesh” some powdered alum. The best treatment for ingrown nail ‘N & little operation which any physi- rclan can do in his office or at the pa- /tient’s home, under a local anaesthet- fo. It consists of excision of a wedge flesh, o granulatl o — e e e e of fiesh-including the-edge-of the-nail. medicine let|ingrowing nail itself. | | night, moistened once or twice in tie | Tost_on or abont Dec. 28, on 4% i ave. and E st. 2 L OF MONEY, t .. Rew: Address Box e fastened _ with _ elastic, ween $60 and $70 (lodge dues), between navy yard, Tth and Pa. ave. ave o.w. Reward if returned ve. n.w. . Things You'll Like to Make This is rather less dangerous, less painful and less disabling than the Sometimes there is severe inflama- tion from an ingrowing nail. When STRING OF PEARLS, in front of 157 Uhland terrace or between 9th and ‘F and Peki liberal reward. Phone North 10043. 30x3% Firestone, Return to Hurley, rth_Capitol st. in In Be Liberal_reward. this occurs it is usually a relief to apply large hot moist dressings, to BRELLA, green silk, ivory - handle: al_phones. Phone Woodside 141. * the whole forefoot. a vard or two of gauze kept wet with boiled water as hot as endurable, using a tablespoon- ‘wand. UMBRELLA—In morning; black silk with black handle. Phone Lin. 1077-J. Eastern Market Saturday ful of salt in each.quart of water. Such a dressing may be worn over night, and covered with oiled silk, M. rubber dam, waxed paper or & woolen st. n.w. WRIST WATCH, man’s, on flexible bracelet, in nav, *n Unlon station, Monday n Reward from Mr. Rothschild, 806 ilver, Elgin works, 7, AT ntreet car o ight. Tnitials ““H. L. :th cloth to keep bed clothing dry. WRIST WATCH and Tinks, #old. Wednesday. X on 1ith st between F st.’ and Lincoln Park QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. e A A o fmuas Renges Shooting Pains. Are sharp shooting pains through the left slde of the chest, felt only when_ stooping or taking a quick breath, a_sign of heart disease?— (Mrs. W. F. J.) Answer—No. Vi WRIST WATCH, gold, Eigin; initials R, H.; Tuesday between 5 'and 6 p.m. Call Fra 1in_4809. Reward. WANTED—HELP SALESMEN. ~ ° “NEVER mail ORIGINAL recommendations in_applying for_employment. Tse_ COPIES. _ How to Sleep Well. Ts it harmful to sleep lying face downward or on Your stomach? I have found out that I can fall asleep more quickly and that I sleep more sound- ly lying on my face.—(J. M.) Answer:—You mean lying prone. That is a natural and healtiiful pos- ture for sleep. Lying on the. back is the supine. It is gll right to Te supine when sleeping, though it is perhaps For a small tailored hat what could (be smarter than a wool-trimmed band and rings? Cut a three-inch band of velvet; black is pretty on & light- colored brim, or you can use the same color and material as the crown if it it is different from that of the brim. Embroider the band with brightly colored worsteds. Slit the brim at Viranch fo ruing to 6 p.m.. room TARGE New York concern has openin, two_ambitious men, lesmanship ections: must be neat in_sppearance, over position_worh start. Mr. Webster, room 400, tional Bank bidg., 1315-17 ¥ SALESMEN—Four iive, Cat city or_road; perm and a real “m"!'loz' capable. SALESMEN—Three live wires; good opportu- in local desirous of d making permanent 325 to $30 per week to American Na- Holle young men; nt positions at good Call 8 t0 10, & 511 G n.w. more natural 'to e prone or seel|each side. Buttonhéle the cut edges. | nity for vight party; experience not necessary. Drone, aay on either side with Jomig|Slip the band under the siits. Tack | Apply Mr. Murphy, 1118 6tn st. nw. (be curled up or straightened out as you |t S0 that the stitches do not show.|tween 79 pm.) ] prefer. Cover two large rings with th ANTED—HELP worsted, (Make the rings as large as AT will look becoming to youritype of ‘Clear Onion Brown Soup. hlc;.)hJo‘I‘:l dme‘ rinis under the h{u; wit] raided strands of the worsted. Slice twelve young onlons and fry |4 wool-trimmed band and rings is all aj Txvsf ‘mail ORIGINAL or. ADVERTISING—Four experienced men to #0- tions )PIE 2. them a delicate brown in three table. ficit advertisements in_ Baltimore: 8poons of butter, then strain aus wus | the, trimming necessary for a chic|cl, Loolae iy ork " Aidrens Box B4 Troken _and oo "erid aut ufcllittle hat. LTS s quarts of meat broth to the remaifi- ing butter. If mutton or'veal broth is used color it brown with caramel or some form of commercial “kitchen bouquet.” Cook for five minu son with salt and pepper, Chestnut Ice Cream. Make a plain cream, using one pint of milk brought to a boil in a double bofler; with the grated rind. of an onion rings and serv orange pour this over two e beat- | ARE _YOU SATISFIED Wi {w squares of toasted bread. en vfi:h & cup of sugar al d‘:.lld two Awnuurmmhiw (e hv-mm:n- jass ean- tablespoons of gelatin soaked in ;;,';',{,_',,";‘,.;‘.;" R e PO ~ cold water. Stir until dissolved and hen cold add the juice - of the orange and a dozen and a haff or chestnuts blanched and cooked tender in boiling water. Drain, . press through a sieve and cook with a gjll of, water for twenty minutes. Lastly, turn in a pint of cream-and freeze. —_——— The first public school for the viing’ was established in Paris in Stuffed Leg of Lamb. ‘Have the butcher bone a leg of lamb and then fill the cavity with & well-seasoned stuffing. Pour one cup of water in the pan and roast on a rack, basting frequently. Allow two hours and a half in a good oven.. If the meat seems lean and dry, baste at first with one-half cup of drippim of which & supply should always fi kept on hand. . 5 training; Address Box 66} shoe _salesman’ caliber who ean 1k ASSISTANT in food laboratory; high sebosl no_experience; ASST. MANAGER FOR SHOE STORE. A shos store offers ' (now e e M Staroffice. ___________®_ AMBITIOUS MEN—Become & Oolumbia-train- ed draftsman and assure yourself nent, well pald employment. spare time, day or sight. Call, write or phone for full tumbia Behool of Drafting, 14th and T sts. 8.W. of perma- 5 8 to'3 meine. particulars. Oe- ; references; salary. DT i i B AN BT b ity WANTED—HELP WANTED—HELP WANTED—HELP WANTED—SITUATIONS MALE—Continued. MALE—Continued. FEMALE DOMESTIC—Continued. | FEMALE DOMESTIC—Continued. Tepresen sta) H o change tires Tim- | WHITB NURSD to take care of baby boy. | COLORED WOMAN. in Iry; folder or £0od selcr; aplendid bos vl::‘t:-\:‘lzn Cail | seit usetul around shop. - Potomac Tire Co., | Avply Apt. 6. 2101 Conn. ave. n.. 'l'E cateher: s lr«w'_é-xwrlkntm . demtty Room 47, Oeutury bide., court- | 2824 Pa. ave. n.w. WHITE WOMAN to care for favalid Tady fa | JOrk by day. te or call, 109 D st. n.w.. A - YOUNG AN, abogt 15 years 510, o WOrk | apartment; plain cooking for two; stay nights, | 20d door. BOOKKEBPER and clerk with large wholestle : in_drug ciore 3 afternoois and & o {1507 Mt Bw apt. B %" | CovomeD wost corpora ing man not ove: years old; and every other Sunday; onme aftending E ral | WOIK. 1537 15th ! e manatar” A0drese Box | might ‘senoul preferred. “Appiy In person to | WHITB WOMAN, wmiddie-aged, for sentral| oGroRED “WOMAN wishes flain o 147-M, Star_offce. 74 | Sikyow Phariacy, Lith aad Monsoe sta. | Mevsework LT TR Mt AN —or stress, care of bachelor apt.” Call BOOKKEEFER, _executive ability; Tamillar ""'""-llzp NGiES WaIrs ol"abn.»; e 3 boaca tarsts 2 e Franklin 6281, :’-:'m"r'nnh'” per -‘v;em:-;“ u"n'fi(" LOYMENT AGENCI references tequired. Phone Col. 7262-W. 6% DOK—Experienced colored woman, | Btar office. e 130 | AT BALESMAN—Bxcellent opportanity. WOMAN, experlenced, general housework _ , = BOOKKEEPER—Double entry; $30 weel cooking; references. Apply Apt. 21, St. Law- w8, colored; BOY, hartware stowe, age sixteen; reference. | BOOKKEEPER'STENOG.— 830" week. rence. 1807 Califorita st 1th st nw. A J S = DREIAY-1 VAr0l SauINty WOMAN, for_cooking_and_general housework | V- WORK or half time. 2123 11th st SO¥ G I e Ay BT My | G L 2 oo i e o e e i s T BRICKLAVERS WANTED: |Siiectrsions sy, tompeesr. (B VS 2 P 22 2 |k s oo e 78 D. N —Exp.; $2 g 5 = Three weeks steady work ;;lf’l;‘:,’;ux with car; 825 and commission. | FOMAS St R % laindress oF > "—Knowl. of sienog.; $75 month. i * Over 1,800 I dafully placed. for_general house anlii o home. 4 !Ga. Axve. ha"d Deca}ur St. S | NATIONAL, D ERGNN BT, SERVICE BUREAD; | ny: reference required. 1474 Cispin at. 5 ey o duses e aOeT BUTLER or houseman by Japanese; good ret- ond bldg.. 14th st. and N. Y. ave. o ’ e —e erence. K. M., 325 7th st. s.e. 7 i FEMA WOMAN wanied for general housework in TAL bousework; seforence. 1032 Ce 5 AR L oo bun Ing; - - - A n e Phione Col. 4978 FEVER mail ORIGINAL - e s galow el WORK. G aferiia by i g iy applying for_employment, _Use 4 e Phone Cleveland | - 2459 Clumplain st CHEF and steward, folored; 10 years' practi- B T A T \.\‘?HAN for general housework; stay nights; IREWO G cal experiences” elisble’ and economical. o Babies and Little Children |Chevy Chase, b. ¢ 8711 denifer st HOUSEWOIK Viace whated 1 ress_Box 123 M, star office. _ | —given loving care and amusement at WOMAN, white or colored,{GERMAN Gint want ) COLLECTORS (Catholic) to Al vacancies on | lotte Nellie Hehool, 1333 L b boita 2 P B T, our colledtion force caused by promotion; per- | 4651-W. $10 per month, $L.00 s middle aged, to help care for ey e oL v itoe s e ture to | School: auto calls, 7.9 a.m., 56 pm. s $6); good re manent position and a gudranteed oty andd 1 h cork ;| drems Box 141°M, tar office willing workers; salary, commiseion and bonus. | . L gyg MKI',:-:J:’IJIN'I)" S aby and do general housework ;| Frm-F= 0 T T e R T e in charge. Ce e & | must be neat and.reliable work-| iy SRer el 3 BOOKKEEPER, thoroughiy experienced. Apply Appl th st v, corsn st n.w, Call Norti 6495 COLORED MAN to work on farm mear K 5 er. Apply 1735 17th st. n.w ot ington, MA.; must be experienced; house mod | (af'er 6 p.m.) 1102 1ith st. n.w. - N ETEs — — | GIRL wighes position nursi 1l muke selt e Ma addition: to salary of $45 per | NOOKKEEPER, experienced, — EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. | N Wl posiiion nursine: Ml ey month. . Apply to T. E. Cox between 8 and 10 | of stenography and typewriting: give expe- | COOKS, $50 50 day: chamber- | ray R B petearil aianta iy oo 5nd 4 and § pom. 1412 Bye st n.w. rience, refarences and salary. Address Box |maidy $50. Rev. Fuller's, 1221 23th qe. e i e SOt x 144M, Star office. =3 = HURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1922 DISCOVERING YOURSELF. The chances are that U. 8. Grant ‘would have died unknown had elvil war not brought out his gen! You may pever know that you hi talent of any kind unless you m: the test. is reading this has the genius great salesmanship, but has never sold anything—not even himmself. ont. ral will do you 1t ‘you have the genius of sale ship the things of the world gours, in selling yourself to can show us that you are and positive character, that you eat up hard work, tl tally nor morally dishonest, that are not afrald to assume respousibi mor reluctant to use authority, are sure that you at least have material out of 0 8 business man who $5.000 a_gear. You in on_your ability right here in n m: ington, working for trong corporation that commands the rexp of ngton business men. snd sides the immediate rewsrd of early tion. We don't care what ence has been. We don Teferences or testimonials. you are, not what somebod: are, that interests us. tA ly says the ius. ave ake Doubtiess many & man who of et Find harm, an- are to discover yourself £ you a strong t yon have a r mind, that you are neither men- you lity we the hich we can develop ke b bij earnings you will have the prospect of romotion to s managerial posi- our experi- t care for It is what you Perhaps this 2d.’ is the door to your golden oppor- tunity. Don't hesitate. Come right in. You'il candid size-up. 610 politan Bank Building. ational Me ty Ciub, 1820 G st. n. a cordial welcome and & tro- BER, whife. Apply to chief engineer, 1217 B ST. NERAL BATTERY CO, FREE RECHARGING FREE ROAD SERVICE PHONE FRANK. 2626. General Office Men. G e & fify aalas Avirict spen in_onrj ington branch, for which we are select ing & man of college education who has had ‘ccemful general office experience which | SALESLADY for ru ciitis - Aaress ially’ prepares him for our o A S L RO S o sales b S 2 t1al, RAPHER—Young 1ad. rienced i | our main factory, Muskegon, M 5 stenograpliy and typ.ng, with a knowledge of | Tanintain him there at our expense while train. | zeneral office routine; permanent position: | ing him in our line and in general salesman. | city Teference. Apply office manager, Parker | siip. See our Mr. Johnson, at 728 13(h st.| Bridget Co.. The Avenve at Ninth. AR o TEACH ____The Shaw-Walke HOTELS NEED TRAINFD MEA demand for trained men: all departments, hotels, clubs, apartment houses: uncrowded |® 1@ ¢ Beld; fine living, quick advancement; our 8! *" r - z methods Indorsed—-our students employed by | TYPINT, young lady liviug at home {o assist ieading botels everywhere. n evenings. | in office’ malary, $10 per week. Address Bo; Gt “for particulars. " Lewis Hotel ‘Tralaing hool, 1334 N W shington and vicinit N collecting. Work whenever you can Pe _ | perience “necessary.” Fidelity Hosiery Co MAN with Ford car and some experiencp ‘Wul 4204 st., New York ¢ Atreet salesman to handle crew of men: good | YOUN W for work_ extate ol steady position for steady man: $25 per weck | Must have some knowledge of siorthand and and_commission; reference required. See Harris, Biager Sewiog Machine Co., 815 Tth | salary expected. Address Box 08- Mr. st n.w. MAN for general work around stere. F. E. Richardson, 2212 14th st n.w. MAN with successful sales experience wanted by bank for outside work: oniy ambitious, in- mt men of good appearance need telliy Bee Sir. Eilis, 700 Bond bidg. 4 to 3 apply. MEN—Selling & thorough course without cost | graph dept.; or obligation. It ia those engaged i ing e butiness who are making Instructions two evenings a week. if satisfied. rt with & request to . B Address Box 247-M. Star office. he well- money. enroll HELP AND SITUATIONS. . COUNTER GIRL (white) for steam table; ex perienced; new goverument cafeteris, City P. 0. . colored; waitress, white. ufit_fi; HWASE n EXPERIENCED saleslady in our dress dept; only those thor- oughly qualified need. apply. J. E. CUNNINGHAM, 316 7th St. WANTED—SITUATIONS NEVER mail ORIOINAL recommendation: in_applying for_employment. Use COFIE: ACCOUNTANT—Young man desires position i-senior accountant. 'Address Box 102 DRY. to take home by first dress. _Call | deliver. Col. 92 LAUNDRY WORK done at home. B A AN B MORNING or evening wo BOY. colored, wants inside work. Call North | NURSE or assist with 69153 4 ored girl wishi K st nw. gt dinners by €00 EXPERIENCED lady to take P:harge of our waist and under- wear dept.; must have good executive ability. Apply CUNNINGHAM, 316 7th FEEDERS. folders, checkers, press me Laundry, 1120 Queen st. n.e. S and catchers, white; experienced. Apply ~ Dupont Laundry, 2535 Sherman ave. FOVERNM rt-time work: will not interfere with /regular employment. Address Box 1133, Btar ofice. (2 HOTELS wide demand for trained womeu; all depar ments, hotels, ‘clubs, apartment 'houses; m crowded feld; fine living. quick advancement, our methods ‘indorsed—our students employed leading hotels everywhere. Open evenings. Lewis Hotel Training n.w. employed will hands. ! 1324 New York 3 —Lady room, and board to settled white woman in ex change_for light duties; two in family. Cafl ‘ol. 6749-W (after 6) or apt. No. 3, 1433 idian st n 4 give refined, to travel; permanent, Address Box 291K, Star LADY, cultured, rapid advancement. office. wwitchboard o i classes form- clephone —Telephof ud_ fascivating to learn J 3 vn;flll at_once. immediately. { Morton st. n.w. MARCEL WAVING LESSO fessor. 820 17th st Call diplom red it graduate. The Barrs Lannd typewriting. Reply in own handwriting, stating K, Star office. 1525 LADY. te Pattern Shop, 12 o'clock Baturdays: salary expected. Address Box e, rience and for phono- neat appea 1307 3 experience uunecessary. F st n.w WASHES 10 Heference [ TR, with 11 years’ expefignce. de- s Job at ouce. Address Box 11-M, § drive for private family Phone Bowie, 14-F-23. _ 6° French, wishes position with experienced _mecha; bent _Stur office._6* or_beay truck. CHAUFFEUR. private family job_In_private family_or Franklin 6347. colored, 14 years' experience; or_utility man, 3 kec and wishes position; reference. Address et condition. Star office —_—— = EUR in private famiis; 7 vears ex-| BUSINESS ANNOUNCE? perience: colored man; good references. Ad- CARP et dress Box 133.M, Star office. CHAUFFEUR, by young man, in ily. Write or call 8. R. Bray, 823 CAlL priva c man; 5 years' college training, 20 years' prac- tical experience on buildings from carpenter superintendent. Address Box 32M, Sta fice. " CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS CLERE, T i REPATRING DONE NEATLY AND CHEAPL Daly. 1210 25th st. n.w. Sk clean ave. r DRAFTSMAN, exte experience, designing and detailing. wants_po sition. EGYPTIAN BOY wants job as porter, bus boy, fireman, ‘watchman or elevator cunductor. ply 1806 7th st. 6 w. FILIPT ires position man; best reference. Address Box 31 Star ollice = ERAL utility man wan! : best of references. Kos renovated. cerfully given. Jon Carpentrs PILAND. a6 3 1348 27th st T FLOOR REFINTSHING. See Us When You Want university and speaking five abwolutel GENTLEMAN of refinement, polytechnic education abroad. languages, extensively traveled, <ober and trustworthy. wishes position & nurse companion: references. Address Box 310. Star office. 7 night_auditor; experienced. Box 25-M, Star office. estimates. T E: New Hardwood Fl ce in exchange for 1118 N. J. ave. s oS colored, place as plain short-order cook. Defrees st. iece, job. TURNER & CLARK. 1 X MATTRESSES. FEATI LR B OLD MATRELSSES MADE NEW RENOVATEL. RECUVILRED AT LW IRICES SANITARY BEDDING CO. & 9013 G nw F.anklin B experience MATTRESSES AND PIL high or grade school subjects. z‘l;or-"‘n\-f axgeioet asanios Lkstone Courts. Apt. 115, 9° {3t SO Sty experienced. wants EAGLE BEDDEY best of refer | N. 8210 1 position with private family: Address Box 358-K, Star office. MEN_(8) of intelligence and good appearance over 25 years of age to join our selling force. | BOOKKEEPER-STENOG. Permanent position and future asured 1f ou | OOk, xg::gx,fi%\w interview, are selected. Call for personal suite 406410, Southern bldg., from 11 2pm. ordtobpm MEN yon;'.."uwu opportunity for men wil or v';umukn ling ex week taking orders for us. lean_National Bank_bidg. ing experience to make am. to $30 per Room 400, Amer- | S e of advancement. ehi Bond_bldg. three, married preferred; steady work: After 10 a.m., 219| MFEN—Tecome an expert diamond setier, jew. elef. engraver or watchmaker; by our direet methods of teaching any one can easily master ; these trades In a very short time; $40 to $70| r week aver: Behool ope: lew weeks, day and night classes. Liberal ferma. Writs of call at our temporary office. shington Jewelers' School, Penna. ave MEN WANTED who appreciate the opportunity ent ad.” does n eady empl: in- the selling feld. of ‘appiy o Jast ‘stlesmen. ai we are willing to train you to become an’ ef- ficient_ salesman. Leads furnished. Day Electrie Co., 709.13th st. n.w. Ghin-A- MEN . WANTED. Our No-Agle Automobile is heading a_wonderfal success. toward The organization will have attractive positions for the men who make good Do you We "teac ip and_give yon all possible sassistance. Y. make good it you have the determination. Let's talk it over. BIRMINGHAM MOTORS, 828 14th st. n.w. OUTBIDE salesmen wanted. Attractive propo- | sition amd splendid chance for sdvancement. Apply Knabe Warerooms, Inc., Friduy 9 a.m.| PORTER—Good, steady man (colored), as porter in store; references " required. Box 318-K, Star office. Address PRINTBR, to take charge of printing ofice in private firm. one who can_set type and rus presses. _Address Box 349-K, Star office. PUPILS. few more, Tanted by oung lady. 2825 14th n.w. ukulele and _mandoll Adams. 5e REAL ESTATB SALESMAN, automobile, a reliable office; experienced, with prospects fur- nished. _Address Hox 146-M, Star office. REAL ESTATB salesman; must be experienced and of g Star 3 8 nity for honest, capable young man with caf; ¢ calve ¢ Tncrease safes force in order { 08 Calve) business. Address fully reliable firm mi appearance.” Address Box 50-M, SXLESMAN to call on clty trade; one wiho 8] has knowl experienced _preferred; right man; replies confidents 244-M, Star office. edge of provisions and smoked meats; opportunity _to ‘Address Box Y _parlor_operator lLiotel work. $30 week. experienced. week. . 3160 month. week up. . $1.400 year. exp. nal opening. Placed. E BUREAU. TYPIST-COPYIST, | WAITRESS—Exp Over 1,600 peopie excepts accessfull NRVER mail ORIGINAL rccommendations 19 for_employment. Use COPIES. AMATEUR_PERFORMERS every Thursday, 7 ew Theater, 535 Sth st. s.e. YOUNG MAN, with famils chanic, handy ‘with all kinds of too's, wants employment. Address Box . Star office. 6* FE! ACCOMPANISTYoung Iads who plays piano desires work accompanist. Address Box tar AROLYN SYRGN VALENTINE—Resea literary, or office hostess work. Reference as to ability, Washington's Who's Who. Acti BSOS versatile. 637 Eye at. n.w. 3 D e CLERICAT, WORK—Kuowledge ~of = N ON ALL WORK D b, THOMPRON'S, 11e : WITH OUR raphy and typewriting. by yonng lady with |3 college education. Phove Linc. 3151-J. ~ T COLORED WOMAN, reliable, wants pla mother's helper: experienced in plain sewing. Address G. T. Taylor, Rerwyn, Md. Competent Stenographer re real pape: Ga_ave. n.w Cal wants evening work. Address Box 168-M, Star AT - office. — = Rooms papered, & DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, typist: experi- | Pranklin €253 2 enced: patent attorney prefe ADply 1804 § CRLE, ME—BEDROOVS PAD Randolph st. n.w__Phone wp: DRESSMAKER —Plain sewing, bead work, em- | EGDOL. and make good money while learning. AIl or part time. ~Need a0t interfere with present employment. No expense. Class meets every Tuesday, 5 p.m., in room 820, Colorado bldg. _E. H. Russell. = BIG field ¢ taught evenings by 3 e 3 one having 20 years' experience. 3541 Holmead | broiders, by day or week. Miss C. Harri D TIME W PAPER place;; tRhone[Gol. HA3S W 10° _ | Morgan ¢f. n.w ceilings anf w.ils, $5.50 straight D 1 d - | DRESSMAKER—Wants more engagements: dmire our wondorfol wail papers. TARKERS; e p_erlgnced. AP~ | Derionced: - Lost of | referncest work Co. N. 3 ply 729 oth St. N.W. 1 Addrexs Box Z48M. Star office, DRESSMAKER will design or copy any afi noon or evening gown for $10: 15 years' expe- rience in best Washington and New York homes. 1813 Tth st._n.w. 6 DRESSMAKING—First-class: reasonable prices. Mrs. Gray, 2132 Pa. ave. n.w. 5¢ MEN quickly learn real est husiness: receive pay while learning: need not | interfere with present employment; some mak- ing $100 a_week. Free class lectures every Thursday, 5 p.m. William F. Matteson, 319 Cotorado_bldg. REPRESENTATIVE—Ample salary pald to ap- plicants selected to represent one of the large Iife iusurance compapies In Washington. - Ad- dress Box 100-H. Star office. 7 FEMALE DOMESTIC. NEVER mail ORIGINAL recommendations in_applying for emploument. Usc COPIE. Cal]_2200 20th et. DRESSMAKING, #eamstress, experience: plain sewing: reasonable prices. 1364 P: wood place n.w. S cake and pastry baker. 1607 15 n.w. Phone Franklin 7310. 6° GENBRAL clerical position in_congenial of- fice; reference furnished. Address Box 311K, of phonograp! 513 H n.e. Line. RUG WEAVING. GIRL wants position as mald in_ladies’ ap- mfi{fl o parel shop; cfn do alteration or most anything; | WOT8 CATbELe, tual | ar Ry 160 do sewing by day. Address Box 10 Star_office. J MISS BERT—Street, afternccn and evening st, s.w. Frankiin 3t 140 WINDOW SHADI COLORED GIRL— Apply_Apt. 609, 2701 Con: CHAMBERMATID-WAITRES! nighis. | gowns & specialty. Remodeling. Phone Cel. | SHADES—Good quaniy cpuauy siades, Bited Worth_3105, = Aotress 1704 Rilpourae Bl n.w. =X s Koo c: tbe best quillty o ort-order cook in lunch}y; duate, colored, wants work. Ad- T e " oo, 410 13 Dorn ADDIS BB14 G ave. nt | N ntar ohce. A% [samples. KLEVHLATT. 11 aid | COLORBD GIRL, for light NURSE, practical experience: permanent ca WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS Address’ Box 253-M, Star office. COLORED WOMAN for general Apply 1167 19th o€, COOK and_general houseworker: small & ment; family of two: good wages: references must be good cook. 2701 Conn. ave., apt. 303 COOK and geueral housework. Apartment 506, the Farragut. 3 5% housework. 70 CGOTORED WOMAN ~tor CAL N 3 th, | IF YOU HAV. work. Call 1009 E st. n.w. (upstairs). PRAOTICAL gyURSING, by week of Ml gitey, Main, 6162 TO SELL, phone e o ARBER CHAIRS and fixtures: state kind, NOGRAPHER- ne who can handle your ("‘Dnfllllm and price. Address Box 116-M, work in a pleasing manner: willing to demon- | e atrate ability at $20 a week. Address Box 120- M. Star office. STENOGRAPHER—Inexperienced but capabl: willing to start at $18 8 week. Address Box | oS Cen P UTM. Star office. condition, looking 00K .ua‘n:ne Tonsework; smail family. st. n. COOK and general houseworl { Hillyer place. North 8438. . wettled, for family of three; references required. Address Box 131. Star office. _____ . QENERAL HOUSEWORKER in small, p: family;_reference. 1920 Calvert et. SALESMAN to sell high-grade line Of confec- tionery to established local retail trade; lib- eral drawing account: must be experienced: GENERAL HOUSEWORK; experienced; refer- ences. 1022 Park road, o roa GENERAL HOUSEWORKER in apt. 9153 Mt. Col, 5108. STENOGRAPHER—Beginner: will start at £18 | opp: 1 Ca, T e oen do good work. Address Box 118-M, | ern* 1030 (hefore & ani Star_office. WANT tg buy at once for TYPIST wi position. Address 520 "g:"’ plano. _Phone Franklin 47 Yk square s.e., city. WOULD like to purchase direct from pri TYPIST, experienced, Jesires position: will ac- cept mndtrlz salary. Address Box 123. Star_ofice. party, for cash, some furnifure that has used. Phone Franklin 7716, WANTED—To buy old furi TYPIST, 3 even! L { beds. When selling why no Adams 585 the old_reliable firm? M. Marl TYPIST wishes home work; manusbript copy- | Phone North 5454 ing or addressing; terms most reasonable. Mrs. | WE'LL GIVE you 4 ings a week. Call ll-n;_-d drop a_postal to 140 W st your pl tique furniture, old silver, B et o T for r BB Connerr ) "ge", | Pleasant st., Apt. 2. Wilharte, 1084 3rd n.w. 8| aiking machioes, astique furaiture, old siver B STANAGBR—AD, Seosriencet man with | CENBRAT, HOUSEWORKER: stay nights] Tef. | TYPIST—Can write about 50 words a minute, Samon OTD, T4z ¢ st Mitn SI7 AL rerences, {0 work: with ofieers of local | frence. 8915 McKinley st., Clievy Ohase. Phone | accurately; willing to handle clerjcal work in | 3 NyED_Feather beds und furgiture. Best Corporation in placing iswe of its own stock. | Cleve: 3% 5° | connection with typing: walary desired, $18 a | WANTEDCGFeRoet Potl, W, SR G To01 Tan with & following, and with character, | GTRL fo do_general housework: good Y week.___Address Box 119-M, Star office. Efl";.l, Fhone ain . bility and personaiity, will find a permanent|and home. Phone Columbia 7129, 2 i e - 2 focation. . Address Box 106-M, Star office, GTRE for geuéral houseworii; mst 5o §000 | Lyridren alghts after 8 OF would do mending 841 5 Temier, 704 10th at. m,w. | cook. 1727 Q st. L e ‘would take work home during day. old gold, silver. platisum 7 N—We Eive Gpenings for severs GIRES o cook and SVt Wik Romsework, part | Addreds Bos DM, Boor offce. _____° DIAMONDS SIS ait SYAe: 2o 1 e sl B | QTR e a5t ok, 4 A Fiwge | VOMAT, oo, OB ARG, Acmomed | SIS St " T o e Tt e APt 20 | hel “wetla ke work moraingy; bot s tian | WILL PAY HIGHEST O eiTERis 5 Macomb st.. Cleveland Park. " 2% spverst modern languages, including some PRICES A B GTRE meaf, rellable; —gensral housework; | Russisn. - Address Box 40-M, Star office. 5° | Kahn, I F St position, A T B —AND FEMALE. A. Kahn, Inc., 935 oL MY TRAVERS—SHOES - | e i sl ] — PURNTIURE - PIANOR, ~CAK: 314 7th n.w. references required; no Iaundry; good Wages. k, chauf ‘of butler. ' Apply 641 N 28| pets, etc. Phone M. 12t2 for wagon or have BTENOGRAPHER capable of doing reporting | 5220 Highiand ave. Phone Cleve. 584. s !’T ? N 2time ““n "“ U‘:‘Bl:l:. xv‘_ > X ‘work: ‘experience, mu LAUNDRESS, good, to_tal CLOTH] : highes Ok e aE T, R or i- | fatnily of three: Mra. 3. B, Koutten R __FEMALE DOMESTIC. T ens and childrea’s worn clothing, ahoes, M, Star office. 5* | piace n.e, 3 2" | SENDLE WASHES to take home. 1525 6th | Ne G, Litchman, 1744 7th & . TAUNDRERS Tiving mear Chevy Chase, fake | . 2 WILL call in my unle! TR o e Yoot | vain nome. MWDy 31 Wert Kirke,Chery | BUNDLY G Faimily wash 1o take bome. 3135 | or suburba; 4nd pay fou Meuent, prices, for Education thern * | Chase. * e Apt. ladies’ "fl“m "uth IdnnA :Iddl""d':ud ‘::nlh. e = e ing of al ion re or ANTED—An experienced real estate sales- or_twe small Bova: vef - o 3 Il call, W. Rice, 1332 7th st Tan with aatomobile by ale .'e.n‘:x'u. eat 'en. | quired. " 41, the Dupont, 1747 S0th ste - 5" o gl 18 B e e phone, T will o I tate 23 r_office, . - | O w—m‘fl’———‘“m 2. _Addes Box 1616, Slac ote,_ | WANTH e T o f o™l 1O | Lork nefreacen. AT 1 W .9 towe-| "HIGHEST CASH PRICES Box 135-M, 5 | WHITE COOK, $100; Kitchenmatd, $00; waii- | COOK. colored, wants piace in cafeieria res. Paud for all Kinds of furmiture. 4 YOUNG_MAN, Tech High graduate, desifes '$00; nurse, $35; reforences. Ladies Ex.| taurant of lunchroom for one week only. 713 €30 Mags. ave. n.w. Franklin 6183. 311 e T S Ve e e e o | B L S Bt G ; F wants DIach &0 3 7| than_ever on A " Cam- GERAN o) i maat | WHITE MAIDS O for eoaking and bone | e refetonces. 176 Oregon ave, n.w, 0 | mack & Bro., 637 La. ave. Miain o s MA%D% 7 " lfll?fl!;‘n will_fesl watiafied with ‘WHITB NURSE—Refereace cham| 18 o oficd &l §. Welscaberg, 623 E st. s.w. e 3 F i 1728 Mass. ave. 3,W. aw.