Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1922, Page 26

* pear. ~ wouldn’t have had any right had he Tantrums. HEN Susan Sue Bixby, grim and fifty-eight, but with her lips twitching with sym- pathy for the tgmpestuous Mttle mistress that she was learning te love in spite of her firm determi- mnation not to, shut the door on Cecily Leland's studio she 'stood perfectly still contemplating the crumpled heap of orchid chiffon and bronze curls that lay on Cecily's bed. Susan Sue had, of course, seen brief flashes of Merriam Lindsay’'s much- advertised temper. She had heard her former employers, the Blaisdells, joke about “Merry, «ulte contrary.” but never before in her long life had she in such a wild outburst of rage as meen a gently reared woman Im'lulle| that which now possessed Merriam. I For Merriam w: obbing as though she could not s Her_eyes were sbut, her little fists clenched. She ben against the pillows. hate him! [ hate him!" she wept. “I shall never let him come near me again! He's a selfish, jealous brute!” Susan Sue did not speak a knelt beside the bed to take off the silver slippers, she stripped the thin silk stockings from Merry's chilled She yanked the absurd batik cover from Cecily’'s bed, found a blanket beneath and wrapped Merry’s feet in it. By and by, though Mer- riam tried to push her work-rough- ened hands away, she pulled off the rumpled frock. Merry seemed to be crying still more energetically. Susan Sue shut her lips with grim determination. She brushed the curls back from Merry's forehead and braided the girl's hair into a tight braid. She found a dampened towel and bathed the tear-stalned face. And presently Merriam fnund herself ungr:ue‘?"anfl inside the bed. ut sl she did not stop cryin TIndeed, once when sche he:rd fooi‘- Ateeps, a fresh paroxysm of weeping came. “That's John. T won't have him in here—he shall never come near me ; again. The footsteps died away. sue said not a word. In the studio below a hushed party tried to murmur polite good-bves to a distracted hostess. Leila Graham, in- evitable cigarette in hand. had sweetly annexed the distinguished guest of honor. Very beautiful in her sumptuous ermine cape, she stood with her hand tucked through his arm as though she had known him al- ways. She looked casually back at the morose John Lindsay. “Why don’t vou and Prof. Sheldon gcome along with us?” She suggested. “The Merrills are taking Jane Oliver. ‘We'll take Monsieur Herve up to my apartment for a drink, and I'll have my chauffeur take all three of you home afterward. Young Sheldon, grasping John arm, shook his head. He was actually grinning to think that wily Susan Sue had foreseen just such an in- vitation. “Thanks, no,” ne szid lightly, “John doesn’t know it. but he's putting me up for the night. and a schoolma'am like me has to walk before sleeping. He turned to his hostess after the others had departed, “Cheer up, Miss Leland,” he suggested. ‘Things seem pretty bad right now, but—-" hate to go upstairs,” Cecily shivered. "Honeull), you don't know [ITTLE STORIES FBEDTIME Whitefoot Finds a Home at Last. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. True independence he has known ‘Whose home hss been his_very own. —TWhitefoot the Wood Mouse. Curled up in his splendid warm bed in a dead tree in the Green Forest, Timmy the Flying Saquirrel slept peacefully. He didn’t know that he had a‘ visitor. He didn’t know that on top of that same bed lay Whitefoot the Wood Mouse. Whitefoot wasn't asleep. No, indeed! Whitefoot was too worried to sleep. He knew he couldn’t stay in that fine house, be- cause it belonzed to Timmy. He knew that as soon 23 Timmy awoke he— Whitefoot—would have to ‘get out. Where should he go? He wished he knew. How he did long for the old home he had left! But when he thought of that he remembered Shadow the Weasel. It was better to Susan “WHAT WAS THE MATTER WITH ;,O,:J;‘l OLD HOME?" DEMANDED be homeless than to feel that at any minute Shadow the Weasel might ap- It was getting late in the after- noon. Before long jolly, round, Mr. Sun would go to bed behind the Purple Hills and the Black Shadows would come creeping through the Grle!l Forest. Then Timmy the Fly- Squirrel would awake. t won't do for me to be here lhan. sald Whitefoot to himself. “I must find some other place before then. If only I knew this part of the Green Forest I might know where to £o. As it is I shall have to go hunt for a new home and trust to luck. Did ever a poor little Mouse have so much trouble?” After a while Whitefoot felt rested and peeped out of the doorway. No enemy was to be seen anywhere. ‘Whitefoot crept out and climbed a little higher in tke tree. Presently he found another hole. He eped inside and listened long care- fully. He didn’t intend to ke the mistake of going into another house ‘where some one might be living. Sure at last that there was no one in there, be crept in. Then he made a discovery. There were beechnuts in there. And there were seeds! It ‘was a storehouse. Whitefoot knew at once that it must be Timmy’s store- house. Right away he realized how -very, very hungry he was. Of course, he had no right to any of those seeds or nuts. Certainly not! That is. he been a boy or a girl. But it is the Jaw of the Green Forest that what- ever any one finds he may help him- self to if he can. So Whitefoot began to fill-his empty little stomach with some of those seeds. He ate and ate and ate, lnd quite forgot ail his trouble: as he felt that he hadn't room (or other seed he heard the sound of claws_outside on the trunk of the tree. In a flash he knew that Timmy tho Flying Squirrel was awake and that it wouldn't do to be found in there by him. In a jiffty Whitefoot was outside. He was just In time; —5_____ Timmy was al up to the entrance of that stor: “Hi, there! fed Timmy.' “What s She | gain!"” l- I won't have him near me.’ "I what Merry's like in one her tem- pers—it's beastly.” “It's a peach of a temper,” Sheldon was struggling into_his coat. “Pll bet on her any day. She had a pretty nasty blow und this old boy—" h poked his arm through John's, “be- haved llke one of What I'm going to say to him—" 'z’hnk & finger at the dhcnnmlnu o if she asks for me, Cissle,” murmured that distrait individoal, ul :l come over, no matter what time “Asks for you!" sniffed Ceclly, “Well, I guess you don’t know your own wife yet if you think she's go- ing to ask for you! Why I've known her to keep a mads like this up for ages—why, once, even after she was sixteen, she wouldn’t speak to me for weeks!" Ceclly had had a trying day. Her studio was topsy-turvy from the party, she felt as though the whole affair had been ruined, and she was honea!l\ sick with apprehension for her uncle, and was so dog-weary physically that she felt as though the only desirable place in this world was bed. And Merriam was in the only bed that the bachelor girl apart- ment boasted. Cecily mounted the stairs to the bedroom slowly. Merriam was still crying. But the Ilob! were coming more quiet, she had tircd herself.more than she knew. And Susan Sue was speaking her mind at last. Ceclly stood ' outside the door and |h|vered at Susan Sue's temerity. “Tactless l’onl—-" Cecily thought, “She ought to know better at her age! She'll start Merry off all over ““I guess you'd better stop now, Mjss Lindsey.” Susan’s voice was blunt. “I said to myself I'd give you a half hour at that, and it's thirty-five minutes, I want you to stop.” *‘Ohee—"" iped Merriam, “how dare you speak lhat way to me? “Sakes alive,” continued Susan, “I think I've put up wjth a good deal for one day. Being yanked out of my own kitchen up here to a crasy kitchenette, and having my ‘nerves stood on edges by a heathen Japanese screaming ou( things at me that would make a body's hair curl. But I hain’t settin’ down and howling about it—Ilike I thought I was the only abused person on earth.” *But Susan Sue, it's not your father —that—that— “Umph,” grunted Susan. it was hearing that your pa hain't exactly got his wits about him that set _you off: but I'll bet that even with some of his wits gone your pa has more sense than some men, and anyhow—that hain’t what you're tak: ing on about—you're taking on be- cause Mr. Lindsey got you mad. A fine lot of good you're doing your- self! And maybe a fine lot a trouble. It's yourself you'll have to thank if, when your child comes into this “llt:r]d. it goes into tantrums like tl The sobs -topped adruptly. “Susan,” Cecily heard Merriam gasp, “how could I have forgotten my baby! Oh Susan, whatever would 1 do !f—my baby id lnu tantrums— ke this-—" she s ed. *‘Oh, Susan.” Ten minutes la er Susan Sue .tip- toed out to Cecily. “If you make one mite of noise,” she whispered belligerently, “I'll— I'll have & tantrum myull—lm wore out, I am!” Another episode of this etory in tomorrew’s Star. were you doing in my storehouse?”" I—] was_looking for a new home,” stammered Whitefoot. “You mean you were stealing some of my food,” snapped Timmy, sus- piciously. “I—I—I did take a few szeeds be- cause I was almost starved. But truly 1 was looking for a new home,” re- plied Whitefoot. “What was the matter with' your old home?” demanded Timmy. Then Whitefoot told Timmy all about how he had been obliged to leave his old home because of Shadow the Weasel. of the terrible journey he had had and how he didn‘t_know Wwhere to go or what to do. Timmy listened suspiciously at first, but soon made up his mind that Whitefoot was telling the truth. The mere mention of Shadow the Weasel made him very sober. He scratched his nose thoughtfully. “Over in that tall, dead stump you can see from here Is an old home of mine,” said he. “No one lives in it now. I guess you can live there until you can find a better home. But re- member to keep awav from my store- house.” So it was that Whitefoot found a new home. (Copyright, 1922, by T. W. Burgess.) When It’s Old Apples. This time of year when the appe- tite needs coaxing, and also the time of year when certain standby foods fail to have satisfying taste. apples, for instance. We are tired of the rather flat apples that are for the most part in the market now. We crave the tart, fresh-tasting apple of August. The only thing we can do is to doctor up the apple we can get now and so make it a little more interest- ing in taste. For one thing, take apple sauce. By judiciously adding whole cloves, lemon peel, orange and lemon juice, we can give a sharpness and deli- clousness of flavor to even the flattest, oldest apples. Spiced Apples. —1 Split and core sweet apples, stick & a few cloves into each half, put into a buttered baking dish, sprinkle with sugar and spice, dot with butter, pour a little water into the pan, 2nd bake in a moderate oven. Serve either hot or cold. Steamed Apples. Fill an earthen dish with alternate layers of peeled, cored and sliced ap- ples, and brown sugar. Add a little spice if desired. Steam until soft and serve hot. Baked Apples. Peel and core the apples and bake, basting frequently with melted but- ter and sirup flavored with lemon red fand spice. Serve cold with cream. Stuft the cores with powdered sugar |5t if desired. Jellied Apples. Select tart, juicy apples; pare and remove core with a corer or narrow- bladed knife. Place in a saucepan with -boHing water, half enough to cover them, putting a tablespoonful of white sugar into each apple. Cook until ‘they are well done but retain their form; then remove to. the dish from which they will be served; to the juice add sugar in proportion of a half a cupful of sugar to half a pint of juice to make a jelly, which pour over the apples. If a few pieces of the apple peel be stewed in the Juice then removed.- before putting in the s it will give the le‘;l‘;r glve a nice. color to Prune Layer Cake. Make a plain layer cake and the following filling: Stew a qulr‘:: of a pound of prunes until soft, pit and rub them through a coarse sieve. Soak two tablespoons of gelatin in a little water and when soft add it to the boiling prune juice, together with & half cup of sugar and the same quantity of canned rhubarb or pineapple juice. Just before it sets l;'e)ll't ln&o the mlxl:re half a cup of pped cream and sprdad betw the layers of the cake. o Steak in Gravy and Rice. Cut one pound of round steak into four-inch squares and fry them until nicely browned in hot lard. Take out the pieces of steak and add one- fourth cup of flour to make brown gravy, then add one-half cup of finely chopped onion, one-fourth of & lemon sliced thin, .the meat, one clove and a seasoning af salt and pepper. Cover with boiling water and cook slowly for two and one-half hours. Serve with boiled rice. N my 5choolboyl % | dee “I know |m Take "PIN—Three diamonds, piai Liberal reward. 2346 Q s.e. B872-J. /ALACK FOX COLLAR—Satu: T tween 17th and 18th on -ml-r 7o Return to 1812 K st. 0.w., apt. 606, | PREARTPING Foid, —dcro —!l"n:r‘._w Fis and diamond center. ‘r.-. 1419 Columbia road, Apt. 22, CAPH COLLAR—Brown wnlr. near the l’m- nerapt. o on way from 15th and You New Hampshire ave. and B st. Reward. 161 Portiter Apt. CERTIFICATE for 25 shares_ Interborough Metropolitan common Xk Beward. prs Rox 3874, Star office. e nm—an-ud, short, fat, biack and_white spotted cur; right front foot deformed; wire Chllar with bras ring. 111 Anscostia’ road, D. C. $5 reward. EYEGLASSES, rimiest E0d noseplece. Return to 187 T st. EYEG] l'ln-l.lml t. ¥ oand H st. and receive EGLASSES—On Betura”to Room So1, 006 ¥ Tath n-tw-u GOLD WATCH, monogram J. Z. or B. Z. 'l‘el North 4263, Re- a xeursion bag. Wil ‘fnaer keep ecaey, Toturn othet c" MRS JONES It So o $5ticlen to parcel room, Unlon statics, -'*‘" SORRY! YOU SAY ITS HIS STOMACH? ROOR DEAR, HE MUST HavE SUFFERED!! AND YOoUu WERE UP ALL NIGHT ? WHAT A SHAME!! SEN; .EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. HELP—WALE AND FEMALE. KB! on March 4. ove marked 347. Rewara, Braw & Hrows Co. T11 st o, 3 WANTED—HELP M\AHJHR), PENDANT, ining 3 1 o Thth nd 11 and. Bl i '3::' reml:l ¥ e or 15th and H a asco, ral réwa OUNG lerical position in a real 518 Quincy n.w. Col. 5788. cotate ofher, Adaress T 305 e . Address Tox 30-3. Star office. 9° PATK GAUNTL] gither [n open shelf room ) YOUNG MAN, 25 to 85 years, for laundry r on tront steps of Public Library. The; route; Ford truck: no experience necequary: 5 are ot o e dens 3¢ the ifheagr PIex%® 378 | muat be williag worker: route mow pars abor 1d, wool lined and No. 9. T2 per week.© Cann ohiad $50, reduired. Ad: | FEARL NECKLACE, with b piatingm D. | dress Rox 266.I. Btar office. Haward. e Cinddonie)Shope T0UNG_MAN. goSverienced am auto repair, rear. M st ron\u IIN onemme. nul . sppearaner, for salen DK, Titite Glack, containing 320 | w BI. ith some chanke And Strest Car hecks: also (hree keya: loat In car 180, at Vermont and w work; salary, $30 coal SNk was ran Into)ey Dliek “‘,,“_,_ tunity for advancemeat. oLy DR, "i‘"u, SIW Branch 243. T° FOCKETTOOR, black silk, coatalalag_money and theater tickets, on dih st. car or Shep- herd st. bet. 14 Kanuas ave. Reward. l 1 DUNG MEN for wiring department of screen 1 factory; hustlers only need annly. Henderson Mnnnfactnring Company. 1310 W st. n.w. FEMALE. th and 1206 Shepherd st. n.w. Col. c:u W PURSE—Small brewn, contal money a0dyFOOKKEEPER with knowledge of lyw'flt ll. trunk key, on 1 st. Sunday, lhmh 51922 ] atate salary; references required. Sibley M Reward. ma 1st. Phone Fr. 3967. morfal Hospital, mo North Capitol st. SETTER, strayed: six_monf n-. w)\"e_fil ked | HOOKK] Typist: apply In writing. black, mlllr. tag and identification tag. Pl.lfl Addresa Rox 205.] [’ Rtar office. uk st ST 08 Mgwr= e vieioy oo~ | BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, N et iiG thst. n.w. | for office of apartment hotel. Ad- VANITY CASE—Silver, on W., B. & A. i, | dress Box 353-L, Star office. . BIIWIJ. !lllth li.‘flll'l‘l;d DM B Flnfil’ BOYD SHORTHAND 15 80 ¢ fi—-‘ TR Tatys et waieh B aoe Dbt L LR BUTLER—First-clas an_and_wife; references. (‘ooks, W i ou- wmerous engagements. 4. GS. FURNITORE EALESSIARS Ad: top_salary. TAL OPERATOR, reg.; $25 to $40 wk. SACHINIOT APINEKTIGH: lathe WOrk. SALESMAN: advertised srticle; salary & com. UG _CLERK; txnenmfed F.L A'I'OR OPERATOR: night; whif k'euud hotel CLBRK: & SODA DISPE\SEH nm—elnn. 320 wi gx; commision asts. LR OPE N to asalac duds migiia: EXPERIENCED hotel salad maker general ofice work; $15 wk. hotel; first-c 325 wh.: ladies' ‘wea CTAPHON | 0g.: $30 Ww. 0 RAPHER- expert. TE UGIHAPBEK' technical axm Wf 5821, ¥ SERYICE nvnuu, and N. Y. ave. HELP—FEMALE. NURSI 1o enroll_in Josephine B. H Nurses' Registry. e N __805 Bond_bidg., 13t o I.I lell Lol- Ve fment, 15-jewel; reward. ' Address Box SOM.|jeger 1304 F af. now M. ':a!r'l sl Phone Weut 1346 e R o Ty CABHIER for night relle. fling and evitcs. mz“";';;"fi:‘:: :::“:’gfi‘u g N + B ; references K , also Iaundresses and chamber- 21. Reward. Return 1320 L s m"‘ 'm' te us "..‘;“"‘s?;f.';‘i'...;fn.. ‘Hos- Lring references. Rev. Fuller VRIST WAT] l!i_n"_—__l e g, on—unday Ditaie 1140 Sosth Captie) 2t SB07Re o L'y Church. 3rd and C sth. BYY. | FIEM inmpectress, experienced. Apply Patie wmrr '\i';x'vn T T Exchange. Mather bidg.. 916 WANTED—SITUATIONS —Detween Valley pl. Return H. M. Bcott, 1245 'hlhm HotELs NEED THATNED WoMES—wai . MALE, wide demand for tralned women; all depart- ments, hotels, clubs, apartment 'houses: un- cowded fleld; fine living, quick advancement: st., Anacostia. Reward. $250.00 REWARD., qur methods® indorsed—oir students emnloved Black envelope purse containing four by leading hotels everywhere. Open evenings. ond all ruby ring and swall .-n.u. Call for_particulars. Tewis nom Tralning o5 February 26, | Sehool, 182 New York n.w. NEVER wail ORIGINAL recommondations _n applying for employment. Uss COFIBI BUILDBR—Can_you use wide-awake, ail- 2round man in your office or to supervise the jobs? 15 years' active bullding experience: Address Box 335-L, Star office. LADY—$250 day paid 7:30 p. o sta. l'inilrr ‘Dlesse return to 2350 14th st. CARPENTER wants work; alterations, repairs, WERE A SToMAcH aPecw.\sr‘ DOLLARS A VISIT IS EXPENSIVE, BUT NATURALLY YOou WERE WORRIED. TAKE GOOD CARE OF HIft MY DEAR- €TC- ETC- Ads That Brought Results DOEDIATELY AVAILABLE Twe | sassh. 1 furnl neou nances, errangement for vate, taking up faces Rock TS, HER LITTLE PEKINESE “TFLUF-FLUF" WHO 1S ILL, 7w s&u;fluz ATE JoO SONES WAS Sick! WHATS TH' MATTER WITH TH' RooR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Continued NY STORE, -tne and fxtures and six living rooms: reat, ickness cause of sell ing; price, $3,000. isc_for 9 years. P Ghoemaker, 1407 New York ave. 3 PIGCLY-WIGGLY CONTRACT and store in operation for sale; comtract coveriag one of the best territories close proximity to Wash- ington. For quick action the whole territory lll\dllmnn purchased for less than cost. Graham & (“llln. 530 King st., Alruldrln. Va. Plone Alex. '579. WANTED—Some one to discount avto notes se- ltll!d by conditional bill of sale and insurance. iE Tome fa Park, very near Ward- Notes run from $100 to $350 each, and man dellrflfnl place to live, | rlyxblt ‘monthiy. both in summer winter; only $60 per | Iavestment will pay from 15 to 20 per cent. month. _Call Columbia 8943. Rest of references. A good example of tisement giving full information. was inserted in The Star only once Sunday, March 5, and at 1.15 p.m. that same day the rooms were rented. ‘formation inserted for quick and satisfactory ‘WANTED—SITUATIONS FEMALE DOMESTIC—Continued. A classified advertisement giving full in- Address Box 255-L. Star office. WAYTED—Some one to invest mone; established second-hand auto businexs uoks 1f conpenlent. Address Box of / MILLINERY SHOP nr. 13th and F. inventory: yearly sbout_$62, TAILOR SHOP, 14th st. nr. Bear lease, or will sell key for 'I 000 ani ve 5. 5 G, MCLTIGRAPHING, etc., busi- mess; downtown section: $1.200. ‘rn buy, sell or trade a business, see us for . B. RYON CO., INC.. 1423 F FANT to borrow $500. Will pay bonus. Al dress Box 1061, Star offic WILL PAY 8 per cent and premium for the loan of $1,000 for ome year: ample security. Address Box 160-L, Star office. IF YOU can invest 35 per moath, or more, T can give you a safe investment with an earn- ing record of 14 per cent rer year. This is ot a speculation but a proven dividend payer. | indorsed by several Washington basks. Willtam a well worded adver- This ad one time will produce results. BAY'B WORK of any ¥d. Apply 2051 Oth at. DAY WORE, any_¥ind, Call o write 2117 1o distribuite free Circulars for Economy Non | sartivios, fonclos, anyibing. Address Box & [ 10th ot. nw.. Apt. 28. ¥hone_Col. i\::ml::!:': l;ll:nrinl. permanent position. F. E. L Btar office. s = my;: l,wmn( by woman, out or at home. Amn—m.r re_Co., Chicaga CARPENTER foreman wants o bulld better th st n.w. - W TR LADY of social experience with car: ml;[ class residence, ‘work direct for owner. Ad- [ DAT'S OR haif-day’s work. 533 New Jemes MEN. t commiesion on sales. App dress Box 234-L, Star office. ave. nw. RESIDENT SALESMEN to only. 1315 F at.. momh. lo.' — cm(;lru:zm’(. experienced, ’aegmn work ot PAT'S WORK b ,,“.m. womn. Lala former_tea e respon- : clfy reference. 'J. D. B., ton_place n.w. - | sible” posttion: with spportunity e -anm. Veelow. 27 = s ~ g sell a nationally advertised prod- | sivie pos GENERAT, FHOUSEWORK, day work. . ment. Address Box 246-K, Star of CHAUFFED] ABAGE N—Reference. 15 dress at home. £Q3 R st uct; experience noOt Necessary; |y iv—s riied. one who will Take an HTeFeaE | ot s B GESFRAL HOUSEWORK from & uatll 3 47y $2. 50 per order; 6 to 7 orders|in ber work. The Carmack Cleaning Co.. 1120| GiGAR CLERK, experienced. Address Doz 34 | by”coiored"woman. 608 1, st 1.3 et M. Btar office. TRI—Neat. wishen place an e daily, if you w'" work 6 hours | LADIES—Pieasant outdoor work. 222 3rd st. COLORED BOY wishes place. help lrvund Cltrens ot kitchen helper 1530 T3th ot n.w. per day. Call 120 McGill bldg., | ™. basement. o2id ave | store or house. 3368 Sherman ave. CIRL waiis wasbes tofake Bome or day's b en3 &5 Mr. B LA IES, erer et Tromard operating; | COLORED MAN, rellable, desires situation 8 | wark. 31 _Ple . etween p-m., Mr. Braus- | xnowiedse of telephone switchboard operating: | [0 ) pitier or housecleaning. 1325 B 3t | SRt colored, wants office oF roariment to dorf. fog; over cluss. Teiephone Sehool, 726 | n.w. North 9144, clean mornings. 1331 Corcoran_st. n.w. COOR—White, excellent; -—mru m;fl—m GIRL as chambermaid, general hmwmri MALE. s N. ommended. Aadress Box 163 ‘night. Phone North 2002-W. 2207 12th fixvzln“-u;moua’v 7 Toe COP! LADIES r]‘lgfil} to make | DEAFTSMAX—20 o o o "ffnd:""h' o T T applying for em, ent. Bring your own material and learn to mal d detailing. ress , « |GIRL 1 bousework. T AHFBITWMI‘JI;REAMIBY—(H“ K our 2%...'.' ang lats, l::n.::d’lnr-c!.(lv:{ anddeialiins = (‘II_BH s wants geaeral 1 raished gradua Z oo oo BOY with wheel, rariia i1iful, energetic and Industrious service s ave nw o i oot e ,';“"'”,,‘;‘;.‘ff SHORTHAN Shoraing seommm “be_ appreciated; best of | 71 HAII DAY'S WORK of any Kind. 417 3rd T AKER Thoraugbly _ experienced: | tation: Call 1717 st 3t 0 e ks English, Ttal- XDEY_WORK to take home. 1823 Ore- must be fast worker. Henderson Mfg. Co. 2 FRENCHMAN, married. speaks, Englih, Z B C0s 7 French e ¥ ve. North 4620-W. i 1819 W st. n.w. mncll. WAVING LESSONS b ek pro- | LN G ng: appreciate anything. e CORTSARER - (adier [allor wasts. &rvr<iase fessor. 920 1Tth st Call Main 3570. Rddress Box MT-Ly Btar office, NDRY WORK fo take home. coa good diploma_secured 1€ graduste. &S, King = position @8 Dutier or | LAT e o vay) (e Rt part ARKERS. o riepced; whife gl o fat S AN aeek ‘1 Deat reterence.” Write —Local k. undry, 620 E st. n.w. hone. Address Tommy, 5 COLLECTOR 1 ofice Now Yo 3 orpora- | o o Phone Franklln 1577. 8e tion has opening for one ion OFF 1ICE CLERK. E""l“,f‘,,,"&:‘?‘h ':".,?f?:.‘;::‘,f{,h .,':f!rh»"’:fl': The Hecht Co. requires the serv- erican COOK, good. White Palace Cafeteria, mvm ices of a young lady for office| work ; one who writes well and st. n.w. . bt e i s eriy, Vi oW 17 figures accurately; permanent Apply Superintendent, | Co., 7th st. at F. n M, Star ofice. TR oo mHiworE mes Thew Bow o | POSIION. ~about 25 umm- take ull;llln t)x‘m y(! iJoung man ymtn- the Hecht red. Henderson Mfg. Co., 1819 W st n.w. | —ornmrmna i TVE—A woman, FITTER ON MEN'S CLOTHING. i e T LV E DESIRE A MAN WHO 18 AN EXPERT | 30 Ti0 0cton’ and vicintty: B emiare *Call i person anly to Mr. Hales, Steward Behool, 1202 F st. n.w. AN—Experienced, capable. smart MANENT = POSI- o 'qu?"m Fowns: able 'to handie high- AWAITS A MAN el.:l liehtele; goof postion ¢ for right party. WH Address N QUALIFY. COMMUN! TR muo fl’isk’é’u OF mz“mficr DE- m‘BGNP“tl. preferably with e ax- PARTMENT. perience in patent work; permanent position; PARKER-RRIDGET CO. -m. salary expected. ~Address Box 101-M, THE AVENUE AT NIN' v office. FORD SALBSMAN, up.mma fo ok in STEI\OGRAPHER and typist; ?J:.‘.:‘z‘:..";‘..‘&.’:.&f":t B aris ot 83| one who has had P. B. X. ex- o tesenain Va0 | perience. Vogue Dry. Cleaning per week and 2% com: apply. Remschel l(nlor 00 Aknndrln. Va. > 14th and Spring rd. n.w. jce for one mon! FOTFIS NEEH TRATNED MFEN—Sitonwide ]| CO 18 NEI IAIN] EN—XNation-wide bR WM for trained men; all departments, | TYPIST wanted by law el a t houses; uncrowded | possibly somewhat longer: state age, experi- lhkl;"' nne Hivinbe quick sdvancements our | bncer Last employment and earninge. ~Address methods g:arl-l—our students employed “by | fox ‘100:3, Riar offe. = O eyetywhars. 2 Teminiy | TYPISTS — Permanent ~employment _assur G fovis Hoter Traiats rough short course in operation of “book- School. 1324 s New Tork & i Tachinen oieate. with Mes. ; | | ERTY MANAGER to_superindend for e of apartment houses, ofice bulldings al dwellings. Can guarantee big saving over ot e m:mau‘::" vepairs, Bond , persona Dod best ot 1 reference. Address Box ox oM, 8tar office. KOOMS papered, $6 and v work guaranteed. H. Beach, 608 6th st._s.w. 9 ANTED—MISCELLANEQ B. Westlake, 728 15th st. n.w. W L Conttined b DELICATESSEN and Tight Tunch on upper 1466 at inventory price: three-year IAIIQ u( renewnble. ice, $4.550. BOOKS—Tsed sets of Encyclopedia Britannica, Harvard Clamics, Book of Knowledge, Stand"{ A real opportunity. Let us give you the thors, neouy books. Tearl- | de Toan's Hook s'b'ou 833G at. mow. Fr. Mll.l“ TXION REALTY CORPORATION, WAST uprign pitne and some good ueed fur- Mate 41 0Cnw niture. Call Fran! OFFICE FURNITURE. one set plat hfllk‘. Pm“u BREAK U©OP typewriter. flat-top dedk and 2 chairs. Room | SWEDISH MASSAGE WILL 105, 734 15th_st. n.w. 9 | shat spring fever. FANTED_To bay oid furaitare 3 ds. When selling why not drop a_pos Tne"ota relfabie fem? 11 Starke, 14480 W st | Thone North 5454 For appointment call Col. N AND AFTER MARCH 6, 1922, T WILL not be responsible for debts contracted by any other than myself. J. E. WILEO: wfl‘fl?fi 'Fl‘fi. TITRE, PIANOS, FAT REPORTS HAVE REACHED HERE THAY etc. Phone M. 1282 for wagom or have| there will be more “highest cash prices,” B Veall . “WESCHIER, " 930 Taghve. now. | it must work same one some time: but stiil we know of no squarer way than our own, an ‘;,‘,,‘.;:' IV ou :,'?,,’m’xf",‘,’,',',',fl",‘.,":'mn s to pay the true commercial value for o hing, etc. M. 4145, Jewelry, old china, rugs. brasses. Soens e clol ARG, Tazs € ot ata AiT2, SUNTH'S Ol ATAND. 615 . = IN IMMEDIATE NEED of furniture for an 8- room house; will buy as a whole or odd pieces. Call Frankiin 3785. BRING US " BIAMONDS - and discarded Jewelry. We need them o our MEDICAL. Della D. Ledendecker (Chiropractor), (he Fittle womin “wieh. e wodertol haads that can help you buck to health, 1514 K 8¢, Tel, Fr. 076, ce hours, 11 to 5. 7 t HAVE YOUR CAST-OFF (:\nrm's AXD clothing woven into handsome reversible rugs manufacturing depart 22y color, Drop postal VEL-VET-TES RUG . East_Capitol s 9 WILL PAY HIGHEST FROCKS—CHILDREN'S: DISTINCTIVE D) ; very moderate prces;: will call with PRICES . T eire et aul delimer. Addze A. Kahn, Irc., 935 F St. Tox 306.L, Star offce. RY WORK by u frst<lass laundress. Please call. 1451 Bwann st. n.w. NDRESS. first-class, _wanta ll“l‘::.;!lnl ont by the d Onll_300 INDRESS, firstclass. wants work, A b Ay T3 Morsom At mow: TNDRESS, first class, wants lapze or small Ayt take home. 1017 4th ot nw- FSS, firat-class, wants small washes uv\k’:nhom- 'Tm0 Kreamer at. n.e. SDRESS. experienced, small washes to take home. 2108 8th at. n.w. wnmm or P st n.w. 8° TA!WR—Flnl-elnu ladies’_desires position with reliable house, coat maker or bushelman. Address Box 17-M, Star office. and | TRUCK FARMER, cxperiepced, desires vosi- tion near Washington. Phon®-North 10134 TAGHT HOUSEWORK; neat colored girl. 2084 Ga. ave. n.w. = - MAID—Colored gIFL wishes place fo clenn in the. mam"xu or to get dinners. 1737 15th st. VALET—First class, English; Lighest refer- ences; will travel auywhere. Valet, 1749 Pa. e. D.W. rried, at present elnplo’ed, Gm‘k:l\ter‘:rnultl{ have had 5 years' ex- perience as gents' furnishing buser ‘nfl -ul:i ing; A-1 reference; uu auything; wi e b atape ol 1o jed man, 3 cln rgu:fimm;?m tion. Can operate uu:k ‘\AI Luncoln 8664-. and ¥ p.m. FIG.IAI.& NE_OPERATOR, stenngravhers 4 Tou expe Catooik. " Avireba. Box 348-L, A — DEESSMAKER wants position sewing with dresamaker.North MW MARING—Prices reasonable; % a oot omn home. Address Box -3, Buar of- Hee. EWING—Lingerie, handmade, B ieren's clothes made Lo order. n.W. walsts 6 Eye > wyer o | UPHOLSTERER. Stag Hotel, . covering_con- | 608 W. tracts, ncy, etc.; articles to he 20 pages 9th St miw ge! each, spproximately: state fee desired Il first | WHITE GIRL—WIill give 'hl 10-14 years, -] tie lothes, 'y cal f r Le'.!.!:r and time required. Address Box H. h.lle. e;:::l m]!hfme anfll-?’ re for LEARN linotype rating; pays $2.800 year- 17 cost 4300 prospectus. ~ Empire School, 133 WINDOVV TRIMMER — One East 16th = with experience in ladies’ ready- N ), to lify in record I, "‘...,,“’,T_.{b.. P mu« for-wear, and to help on floor. asante congenial work: can|Address, in confidence, 45-M, Star office. Box XA N marrled: Folior Brash Gohas To opes. | TOUNG LADY as cashier; must have some ?:_.E’.“ o e clnmn e pemanent " ADoly | knowledge of typewriting. 417 11th st. n.w. * 19, Metropofitan Bank bids. YOUNG LADIES—We are putting on 8 na- tional advertlsing campalgn and can use (hree Iadies bet. 18 and 25 n ears of age In Wash- ington und viclaity. Room_2! 1l 404 70 \\'mun rfined. o care for chll- ddress Box 223-I, Star office. MEN—Do not be unemployed, become a battery mechanic; our specna] 2-week course (day and :gg\o st. n.w. night classes) will enable you to demand $35 to $40 per week.|c ‘Tuition, $25. See Mr. O’Don- | nell, 1217 E st. nw. - | ¥ how who enter thig wk The Civi MEN—Married preferred. The Better Brush | Service Preparatory School, s.e. cor. 12th W{‘fi‘ U romn, 213 Mills bldg. Main 4209 ; Co. can we thres more bghrae men for |F B Pr. rmanent work. $20 week to start. CLERKS, t':il- TS may earn stenogra Kresge bldg., 1ith nl fl. d-d p-. their tuition for lb- spring quarter, now open- ;(“——fim—r———— . at Hesearch University, 20 Jackson place, “For inf oriy 8 Taen {fi- removing the last obstacle to & profes- 5 | atonal education, wltha:,t which one {8 Teually - | a_poorly paid o hE | MEN AN PRESSEI salary; stes tion. Voy carn e Eeaning Go 1'4&' dl’ndw:l:" A pusiness; receive pay, wm: Jearaing: oe L o e S R T D""l;x 1g 3100 & week. Free class lectures every machive, " The' Carmack Cleaalng Co., 1120 T¥urbday, 's pom. Williem F. Matteson, 610, Qoeen st e, 71 Bond bldg, SALESMAN to cover local territory sellin; POMESTIO dealers: guaranteed salary of $100 week for MESTIC. Tight mas. The Commercial Badium Co. [ CHAMDERMAID. colored, Tor amall rooming Afe: Bidg, New Tork. xz:i_ 478 Pa. ave. mw. . or. Tocal a5d ouvot-town worl OTRL for eacral homework, part Brenier 001 1itn 3¢ o coumn a0 G ave amere | .xp-?l-‘ed drawing oot and rnum!n mll. m general Bousework. 3635 commission.” 4 pm. hire ave. n.w. omttaemeel Troet blag: Sew_Hampeh! SALESMAN with car; leads fura ‘Room isbed: 25 per | COOF 310 American ;«.mm Feentiv” —To assist in froniag and housework; G ?muln’unkm ouly three in .wmnv GIKL wants job as nurse desires position in parlor; also T l:.:r-w Audress Box o5-M, Star R I S S BERT—Street, afternoon and eveaing s S Eabechity. emodeing. * Fiose Col. 4sZi. Adaress 1,04 Kilbourne pl. B.w. reference. Call NING or day's work; jorida_ave. n.w. A est city reference. PLACE as enmb-m.m or -mm rlm- call. 1451 Swann st. n.w. home | B white, Tnfante To Tk o -n'hv €31 | fummiture wanted. Phone Franklin 6080, . call in my unlettered AP TR, A LG {p:"e" o CHi7 | it and modern dragiess methiods, for all chronic frdics”, gentiemen's, children's discardea eloth. | 4nd acute aiments: consultation, free: srenin desc rx. 830, ALLIED CHIROPRACTIO e o T i e . Rl o EARLORR, Boom 3 tsacosd Gaorrs BIL- i “North 1755, X : R Phane Main (505 CHIROPRACTIC ADIUSTMENTS mnm\w with modern trical treatment schieve won- derful results. Colored people treated. Dr. 0. F. N. MADDEN. Chiropractor, 1327 7th st. n.w. Phone North 1037. T CONVALESCENT HOME, MANAGED BY xraduate nurse for patlents ceeding special diet and treatment: recommended by leading physiclans. _West_707. 11* PHYSIOTHERAPY, ELECTRATHERAPY, for men and women, given by Dr. Carolyn FURNITURE of all kinds for a six-room house | Austin._For_sppointment. phone North 5197. wanted immediately, as s Whole or odd pleces: MANUSORIPTS EDITED — EXPERIENCED Xiniy; call A Eamnis B08: editor will assist ladies and gentiemen in lit- V. KIRSTELYN, 320 8th st._n.w.—All kinds of | erary work. Box Zi3H, Star office. w' ANTED—Five h.p. motor; d. e."xT-t. FEE‘iiEE of all kinds for six-room hm immediately. Lincoin 5653. WILL pay highest Drices Tor tadies” and men's worn ‘clothes. Write or phone D. Steln, 1308 th st. n.w.; phone North 499, FURNITURE—You_will Teel satisfied with prices 1 pay. 8. Welsenberg, €22 E st. n.w. rankiin S1%i9. = TTED — ExPE‘Em\_fln SANTSCRIPTS ED) TRy ] editor will assist ladies and_sentlemen in dies,’ men's dren’s womn clothing. marn TEherT prices paid for Ta- shoes. North 8315. G. Litel 1744 Tth n. NISH GIRL wants work, chlnhemlM or ndry. Nicaragus Legation. WASHES, ont by the day, or take home. uoo 11th st._n.w. WHITE ¢ SURSE, experonced. ue« sires m‘th\n‘_h'll reforences. . 6577 TOMAN—Housework and laundsy. 77 nmm- I WOM. "Ar‘—_‘nm- "5 work_or get dinmer; evenings. 914 Florida ave. n.w. TORK of any kind by neat colored girl; ref- erence. 8 Defrees st. n.w. WORK to take home by firstclass laundress. 1577 T st e BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS CUTLERY SHARPENING. RCISSORS, fizo'ih AND ALL ices confidential. " Address Box 273-H, Star of- i w5 ufit Fousehold m.m.... and ofice 8. 'y advanced on SAC“HS FURNITURE CO., Cor. nw. in_6308. '_msc_fi antigucs. —We pay FOR SALE—] ELLANEQ ::.l.:k eger fof Wlli':lodl 5 oA DIAMONDS, ETC. vu\"rln—rnnm beds and furniture, Best; 3%-CARAT diamond ring. $960: will take tour- rices Furnj ing car as part payment: perfect stone. Ad- B R et Main e e o oL | w243 Siar offce. s 1 | WHITE DIAMOND, over karat, in white Send for Louls Notes, 4 mounting; 3125 cash. 1741 Q st. mw. 814 E St. N. W. = If you have any famitare or other roods to FURNITURE. Sull, and’ vy best results. Phone | FGRNITURE_Cash, credit. _Special discount FeSaRURLMIE. for cash. Save money, buy at liopwood's, sth OLD GOLD. SILVER, ETC. Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver and K w's. 8 LIVING BOOM SCITE, 3-piece; overstufied IC INSTRUCTOK—Piauo, v m c‘ wll striug_instruments uu(m.. e A._J._Guoning, Y1 North Lusvliua_ave. s.e. = RSE desires engagements; capable & D nateruity cars & Wpecially. Address urse, 1808 K st. s.e. STVES, 2 tapestry: chest drawers, desk, ‘dining room kinds. of instruments sharpened. BOUGHT FOR CASH. suite, tables: all at sacrifice. A. F. Arnold. GIBRON. 917 G _ Main_3085. LOUIS ABRAHAMS, K15 G ST. N.W. auctioneer, 1328 G _#t. n.w. g CARPENTERS A\'n BUILDERS. | DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER COINS, PLATI-| MISSION SUITE—Three. . as_whole or S EPSTEIN, 808 0t ST N.W: _‘-mflf | . beueht. o 'ABRAIIAMS, 433 9th n.w. mr:t"ollyh'llqn‘lr; 1842 California st. n.w.. 3 pt. ore 3 p.m. tering, plastering, painting and vapcrhanel : - v TS|~ HIGHEST CASH PRICES | &7, Briss, complete; good comdTon: will PICA D —mw Carpentry and_General Repair Work. PHACIICAL NURSE will care for mVllld. WIS 1sthistome, AOL 0. FRACLICAL NUASE, care 1or invaua grown- up or child; reference. 1315 Coreoran st REMUDELING—Suits, cowns and wrape- P Wate, 1528 M st. Fraukim STONGGHAPHER wants mm work. Call Columbié 6635, Apt. 2. TYPIST—Four years' experience in fliog s lml genersl office work. Call Adums 1205. YOUNG, educated, refived widow lady, Vu‘ln- Pald for jewelry, old gold, si silver, diamonds, TS of house, bed and jiving room fur- Remodeling & Speclalty.__010 T, n.w. .mfifl Xi:i)fi‘].:fin 007 G rogs. mahogany writing desk HEALTH FOOD. L =——————__ Thone Nain 2875 - . RN Dviutar, Lintain 0811 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES _|fFSy® of from o Yol oot 1 KEYS._ LL hed rooming house. FFET, lai extension_table, oak; small DUPLICATE KEYS, 35 CENTS. central. Adaress Box AL ‘atar oflce‘ Ty :; heater. Apt. 14, 1430 V st 1 HANDEOME dining room and other furnita LONCHROON. growing busiaess, 1 436 1a. g = eT— reasonable. No dealers 1301 N st. n.w. * . ave. n.w. Felt and Hair Mattresses PARTNER waated. willing to in; Righ cles vaudeville and pie SR ‘ashington. Address Box Tn | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Ivi plece or s Elmn n:m.. fllln.lonlbk. party leaving city. 1306 road. 0-PIECE mabogany dining room suite: cost’ SPACE for rent for Srst-class hat cleanr. & vel, wishes estimable position; novated st SPECIAL PRICES, 2500; can he bought for. $200. Phone Col. = e':'n'v":'-fn;" U0l Euclid st Apt. 106 Write e e, Col TAMBIA BEDDING Inquire 1129 14th n. 7861, 719 Quebec st. m.W. Phone Columbia Todk. 8 me Main Tire 6 E s ROOMING Hoc!h near Mass, AT and 9% | BEWIRE ~ 7 MALE AND FEMALE. ESRES ANT 12 rooms: income, $200. : price, | BEE WHAT CASH WILL DO FOR YOU. MALE AN = m 3 t t reasonahle prices. Address Box 848-L, ur-noce Golden oak extension ta b4-in._top, e3 Dlace as cook, Bouse- | Renovated at most, reszonanie PUCR, Let B0 Y STORE for sie, bix bargalai Tf!tend 16 ft. long: cost T25: il 300" & r gardener; colored. 2600 Sberman aye. call, red. 300 are looking for one, don't fall to see thia range, 4-buroer, gide oven; eoet $73; el $33. nthhe(lon l'l’ll kl t's I o o see s . EAGLE BEDDING O one before it's sold. By it direct from owner. SWEDISH MAN AND WIFB to take-care of | oo, Bee J. nom, 248 H o, Sk apartpent. _Columbla 9735 L MIRRORS nn:nnvr.mm. UTO TOP SHOP Tusi below P at. £ = “E'a, Fhons | MIREORS ED. LIRS NEW. EVD | reasse 'fik' S siaen; pear e . aw.;| W H%L— nv.\‘Du WASH for gentleman or lady. . umnom nasn,vn: reasonable, ress Box 9-M, Star office. 8° ' | DEARBORN open top wagon: 4 S390-W. THEM TO CHAS. J. HARBEC. 46 H N.W. | SECOND-HAND furniture business, carrying | fouble of single: one set of harness y GHAHBH’JMW and waitress, in & boarding r;us ANG A 8 | clean, lasey stock; excellent location. Addryss mare, 7 years old. Stanton road .., Dear Bouse or private family, wanted by a colored ——————‘—fim Box 123-L. Star office. | Alabama ave. Edw. I. Marrow. 8 il v2 ‘;n'l'h“'d - . fi',““:",’fi,’ D i % o1 BOOMING = AND BOARDING HOUSE—20 HARNESS. new. double team, with collars AMB] and_waltress; neat colored rooms, h.w.h., elec., downtown: saerifice buggy or surrey harn 3 gfil:n A Wants ‘Dlace.’ Dhone West | BODOLL, #45 New York ave. North 6490. 10% 200, 0. iaraban Busioees Bovbeis. sty 20| R e ther collar, $2: canv: PAINTER AND PAPEE|sve §I: leather m;ep.-.,“m (Currycomba, 1 rk; lowest prices; prom, low rness And . 3 tfi?fium'!flmifl‘gehfifi'fi' et ‘;'a'c:?ur M, 6706, ,'mumm'«: goeaning and Prvesing shop fof | paif price; heavy team, bridles, $1.50 each. oF cham: bermaid; go home nights. 1414 11th st. n.w. 7% COLOKED GIRL wishies p! phn—Tthl 3 o theater morning or 5th st. n.w. COLORED GIRL desires place as ex-nm-ua or general houseworker. 134 4th st. n.w. *_ COLORED GIRL, neat, experienced, desires R etion a8 Sook ‘and geacral BowseworKer. Ad- l‘n\'l‘hm, paperhanging, plastering sominf inted; jaates good trade. Call Main, 6561 9 Cogewell's. 220 1ith st. n.w. Frank. 7208. ‘rooms_ papered. o fvm" HUNDRED DOLLARS to |'.v-n‘ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. srua aton Jou e ..."’mpmn o e rateed. T8 Fa e | Rddreia o S £ Srar oeer ™ 1| FIASOS, two blghgrade. onc 5 INTIN IRBAHGIKG. ‘Amms. FOR SALE—Hardware llm. fln(k T B:ve'pmwyn’nllm for cleaning same like | o8 good business street for “‘. et e Slexniag same Uke | Seas: 4 rooms and siore. W {In leass. |,.,‘.,““,'"' ,F L m‘I mates m. T C. BRAUN, 428 6h [ jPrics very Tetscuable, Aoply to B4 434 at. et O o I 5 nr'nmfl'r_HA. . for sale: part looll-l. CEILINGS AND W, &#fi;finv e wail papers. gflfl‘}. PRISE DI CO., 1629 14th n.w. North “.L NO TU: COOK and genern] honseworker; good wages; | dress Box 14-M, Star ofl acaam emu?-" ek, ‘X;,."“,‘.', S rSehmg. Apply 2314 20t st. B T os COLORED GIRL wasta day's work. Roms Fon. m., 007 14th s == e e rginia ave. s.w. o :‘m = SF = e mfim"v.x:' O ay aig iy, for | COLORED GIRL wishes piace as nurse oc help Dbusiness; not necessary. Apply | ot 740D, Hranch 5O with housework, _Call herman_ave. 308" seiter g s $0% = COLORED GIBL, relile, wants plice Belper SALESMEY to sell roofing coment #ad palats. GIRL for gendral housework: two in family; | aroun cooking. 431 K. Y. aye. Pay commission In full every week. Address | reference: 5852 Mintwood place, apt. 301. aro Box 99M. Star a 3:80 to 8: ces. Frank. % ° ) GIRL. relisble, to care for bal SALESMEN—_To sl men's clothing. direct $6_week; referent i ot ST W ol T | SR B i o S §.A .I.“];:.?.M =N flfiNCIAL xn-r GIRL h'r‘. m hl: small nnny n il i stock ; e insmrance) o a selective jird of gualifcd ta p_,g e totambia 7118 (-mr Tpm) 8 Permanent ‘connection, ral Q'l‘ hite, settled. to care for 2 children; Tos"ihd excepticnat futuro assured, Forap- R re iadress Box 1031, Siar office. DeaT, wants work ws geners ywork in small m-fly -tu ';g.u_h Westminster st. n.w. COLURED GIRL -nn -mn in spt; mo washing. North 867. GOLORED WOMAN wants d-y " ek ‘or Tiouse- work; can, give reference. 9th st. B.w. COLORED WOMAN. —auunl ‘housework; pri- vate family; home nights. 468 Washi st. n.w. Bouse: COLORED WOMAN desives geaeral Boasework in small family. BlLtrunl 8 pointment, telephone Mr. Bowden, M. 234. = WASHERWOMAN—Call meekly; ladles’ and SAVINGS ACCOUNT SOLICITORS—My con- | bables' clothes; small wash; no’ froning; $75. tract ‘mn one of thé largest and si 298 st . bai oomxl.'n WOMAN w.nx ce a meral housework; reterence. " Gl zlzll th of. n.w. in Washington to increase its '::‘?..’fi 1 : post- | (wm 3 COLORED * WO! itors 'WHITI o ther with hous N i l;‘.:tu?lol‘" nfl'“ o foolter, U | work: E.G-lp'-'."mi flh:a % Sooking; | e D v e Tehy T lg.% 5B st integrity and Bome' for mice gir Bl munesative work foe offce. COLORED WOMAN wants place as chamber. Sr “Eills before 10 a.m., room 403, IR JOSAT, e sadtst WIN chre. ot chll-} Lo I 1521 ‘Wallach n. now. gren and Tight Bouseboid duties; réod home. ) place Bw. . - umm-r. u._h.!fl&...u ’“m"] COOK, 1auadiess or day's work. 1718 Vermiut pericace, n-!-':-- S wwk sad cook ‘n:{'. lm.“ experienced; '. ifl e e e — nw . stay nf 1862 ! . Ffl l‘fi ‘l ——v——-—"i—— Unll at IM. ot l.'rn .“ hultmfl-nwn hmf’:"'“'““‘lflrn‘rwomw--mm Verite 2138 o Femont are. T35, Biae sicn: -10th &t T3 A E ' i TUNED, CLEANED, POLISHED FOR Fages o © 0 on grder i v, Lhxa: o1 15 Franklin 7024, 7% ——W 881 +—Chair Caf Upiglsteing-Chair Caine 27 ROOMS, 4 baths; divided, 7 apartments, 6| estate of late Al Heth, given to her ha sleeping rooms; cmym-l rented; steady ten-| hy the great- granddaughter ~of Mart ants; over 3200 mon! t income; must I-:o“ ‘Washington. ase_phone Franklin 1 account sickness; x condi sweet tone. 42-M, Star office. . }"I&LL\—OIG. Nd. tion, $15. AUTO REPAIR SHOP for sale: tools and equip- | FTAXO. upi ne “also grafonola; will con- ment; seven-car capacity. Apply rear 0. sider_terms. 18th st. D.w. san I8 8 s-mvunr BANJO with case and in- BEST MARKET GROCERY corier In mw.g | sfruction book; excellent tone; perfect; $10.30. doing bl business. Address Box 321-L, Biat | Mr. Miller. 30, Brrant n.w. > | ABOLIAN piayer-pianc; Uonch and woll pew: at_sm TIRE BEPAIRING and, battery uiation fob e Tike , Auc- Jocation: will Franklin 7483. 12% |ty Soost " aorr00: mm 5ol accomt | UKD e—.rr‘_' i oar own ke — other business: Address ferms. > Stiefr; WINDOW SHADES. 1%%__“5!'}'.“ taks Box | Spe o nl_": wnd’ s ity opaque shades, fitted K Rooming he : 18 : bu; ne -lw r He m';";?fl-l"ns-- best quaiity of “zm_m: o o000 can T oca- & --tlll__ Pa. se. Jae o- hung fm Mll with | 316 l‘::.m Inme: n rooms; rent, w\s—flnmn- yrwu plano; $15 down, 39 opaaue shades, b PATT. Tith and 0 o . | §1,600—Boom! e ] fi I e P v é————_‘_ =‘ ‘{,M—h—l: h-el l’ mt rent, 1 Jano; $10 S WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS _|$1,350—Booming house; 13 rooms; rcit, §as; | $135 _Estey upright piano; down, FANTED- L. D aide car. model L1 B, or 32000 R o o aa ™ et YeIY | L\ \uE plano; leaving elty. Franklin 3583, 7¢ 2-:'“’ Iflflllnll ing 3 ; as i il O ectain Tor quick cash sare. "018 H Sfice. .. BICYCLE, also short Iternating fan, ~TE T '——’—% = Fbullt plaos e have them from s::nm FURNITUR See us . 3. Schaeffer, -3'.'&- suite, eheap ‘E"_" H st ne. MQA_.—_— I¥ YOU WANT to obtaia best remsts for yomt BUSINDSS_Have the latest im. _—t d“hé:-' = I-“Ar_ww“ i S fifllfl: mun e %;" e - "g-‘fl?xifiw‘m. S . _ Vagents. Address Box 328-L, Star office: ro it H. Sherwaod, +4*