Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1922, Page 40

‘40 FEATU LISTEN, WORLD! BY ELSIE ROBINSON. ‘Rita and Dick are getting their di- i For months they've been bbling over the money end of it. yst how much has Rita earned in er eight years of married life? What t of the home belongs to her? She dly saw a red cent of Dick's in- fome “while they were married, so rhaps you can't blame her for want- a large settlement now. Still, it's disgusting sight, isn't it, world? ‘earing the garments from something t is dead. We could and should prevent all his. I belleve that definite pre-nup- lal financial contracts relative to the pivision of income and property ights should be as much a part of AN OUNCE oF PREVENTION IS WORTH A TON OF ALIMONY. the marriage arrangements as the [wedding ceremony itself. We are [very careful to insist upon such ar rangements during the divorce pro- ings—when the harm has been Qone. Why not insist on them before marriage and prevent the harm? It would help in a multitude of [ways. It would bring home the seri- lousness and expensiveness of mar- riage to foolish youngsters and parsi- monious prospective husbands. It 'would give wives their “legal rights” (when they need them, as a voluntary love gift, and not when it's too late, as” forced concessibn. Above al it would lift marriage out of the sen- timental slough in which it now wal- lows and place it on a plane of moral dignity and economic justice where it belongs. It would make marriage a désirable profession for women not merely because it offers adequate re- muneration for services rendered. but because it gives home making honor- able recognition among human crafts. I believe that if such economic ad- justmenis were made, nine-tenths of our marital troubles would cease. 1 feel sure that it would stop the pres- ent exodus of wives from the home into clerical positions which call for no special talent but merely offer “money she can call her own.” Why shouldn’t the wife want such money? Why shouldn't she desire payment for her services as well as a man? Would a few kind words and a kiss satisfy John Henry in place of his pay en- velope? TI'll say they wouldn't! Then why should he expect them to satisfy Matilda Jane? I can hear the roar. “You're killing the most beautiful sentiment in mar- e respond with equal roarish- ness, “If the most beautiful sentiment in marriage is_founded on economic i t's time it was killed i With Asparagus. We talk about salad days. ~ Why don’t we talk about asparagus days? v To be sure, nowadays we have hol-| house lettuce when the year is old, and asparagus, too, if we will but pay the price. But December lettuce is as'fresh and green as June lettuce from'the garden. And certainly noth- ing is more indicative of the arrival of spring than asparagus from local gardeéns. Well, the time when we can get fresh asparagus for a reasonable price is at hand or approaching. And this vegetable that began its career in prehistoric times as a weed of the marshes is in the vegetable stalls now in big, luscious bunches. It is not a diflicult matter to pre- paré;msparagus so that it is del cious. We don’t seem to tire of plain boiled asparagus. However. it is possible to prepare ! it in ‘many other worth-while ways. Here are some of them: RE PAGE. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 14th st. and Vcr-‘:t ave.. Jobn O. Haley. 4% t. ana . an 2401 14th st pes S e 16th st. and Colorade ave., Piney Branch 17th st. and Park road - X 434 st., John M. Thal 2162 %:Enm. s Bros. e & . uiaemberws (tme Tih tsd Drog Stores. T a0 Aueciatsd Pomen Simpaon. Pharmacy. Columbia rd,, Henry Evans. % Hetmesd Phar- derk's 8 Dupent Glrciar Supont Fhermacy. 180 3¢ and Fiorids ave., Fearsen's Phar- GEORGETOWN. 8636 Conn. Pharmacy. iconain’ ave.” aod” Hacoms, st Clovaland Park Pharmacy. . 3204 . 0’Donnell's Phas 3 S3th a2d W cta., Weller & Mo Wisconsin ave, and O st.. Donshue's Phar- macy. 26th 4ad P sts., Pride’s Pharmacy. NORTHEAST. and E sts., McChesney & Joachim. ,lg l"; udlld ave., In::,lm & Joachim. = Touis F. Bradley. Sacks. 1516 H . rs’ tand. porth Capitel and Eye sts., Kovealy Fhar- z-r:':. Capitol and Sth sts., Fuhrmson's T5th and Esst Capitol sts., Lincoln Park Pharmacy. R. L ave,, Paul's Pharmacy— 20th st ‘Wood 3600 12th st. Mayo's Pharmsay— Brookland. SOUTHEAST. 2nd st. and Pa. H. E. 8 bank. 8th :u!‘!,a 'tl‘..""lllfl & ml"l Phar- Fealey’s Pharmacy. o Pharmacy. T Rt SOUTHWEST. 7th and D sts., Lantz Bros. 4% azd L sts.. Columbia Pharmacy. RATE—3 CENTS A WORD. in_Washi and Suburbs for— Holp and Situstions Wanted, Lost and Found. Eonitey: Pets wed Livestocn, o z an Automobiles for Sale and Wanted. Rooms for Rent and Wanted. Business Opportunities, ete. RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON. 4 cents & word. REAL ESTATE ADS. 6 words to the line, 3-line minimum, at line rate, as follows: 1 2 times, 180 3 Himes: 192 or tin i 16¢c 7 times, 14 times, Ih;:'lh-. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. Al advertisements for Star maust be at The Star office branch offices by 11 p.m. 1SSUE, with the following exceptior Lost and Found. Death Notices. Wanted Help. Wanted Situations. Wanted Rooms. _ Advertisements undsr_the sbove classifica- tion will be accepted at The Btar office, 11th nd Pa, ave.. until 10 a.m. day of issue, or at 817 of The Star branch, offoes until § agn. day of issus. AUl advertisemerts for ThetSundsy S A T p.m. 8y, or_at any of e offices by 5 p.m. Saturday. CASH WITH ORDER is required for all ad- vertisements from transient advertisers. e . THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1922. WANTED—] MALE—Continwed. FEMALE—Continued. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—A Terrible Loss. HOMW TUCH WA N YOUR POCKET? . WANTED—SITUATIONS FEMALE DOMESTIC—Continued. BOOKKEEPER and office manager; must have commerelal_experigace and thoroughly compe- tent. 632 L n.w. ASSISTANT _ BOOKKEEPER—Young about 25; referenve required. Apply Washington News Co.. 313 Gth st. n.w. Iady The BOY to do light factory work; steady work. 913 F sf & BOYS, 10 or 1 from 3 to 6 p.m. Tor outdoor_work, Friday, ; Saturday all day: hustiers glven permanent work. Call Friday afternoon, 21 3rd st. n. 17° CANVASSERS and crew managers, experienced, to handle new, attractive movelty of excep- tional merit; sells on sight. Mr. Ro tic Hotel, 601 Pa. ave. n.w., room 1; day evenl, CHAUFFEUR (white) for Iight truck; give age and all past positions, stating how long in_each and why left; name salary expected; Gesirable permanent position. Address Box 67-P, Star office. 3 COOK._short-order, white. _Apply Monticello Cafe, 807 King st., Alexandria, Va. 16 ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. Apply New Commercial Hotel, 920 F st. n.w. FORD repairman wanted; experienced: steady work; salary $4 per day: by Ford dealers. Ad- -P, Star office. 16° Pays $2.800 year Empire School, 133 or o l MACHINISTS, etc., to qualify in record time for well paid, steady positions as skilled draftsmen: pleasant, congenial work; can earn in spare time: practical individual traln- lng guaranteed. Columbla School of Drafting, 14th und T 5 MBAT CUTTERS, only experieaced men. Ap- ply Theo Jones, Arcade Market. MEN, two, with Ford cars with mechanical and some ‘sales abillty. Apply at once 619 Bond_building. 15° MEN—Crew mi #er and solicitors: live propo- sition. Hoove Restorable Renovating C 608 F n.w. 16* MEN—Splendid opportunity for men who have had experience in any kind of house-to-house sell- ing. See Mr. Blum, between 9 and 10:30 a.m. Castelberg’s, 935 Pa. ave. n.w. < OFFICE MANAGER WANTED. e real estate firm requires the services to take charge of A of an experienced m insurance sett.vment and loan departments generally supervise its office force. Ol n of exemplary habits will rece! tion. This is an excellent opportunity for the right ma; All communications will be considered office. OUTSIDE COMMERCIAL REPRESENTATIVE In large local corporation, be- tween 22 and 25 years of age; must be a Washingtonian. + Ad- dress Box 167-P, Star office. Cornell Wayl Paper Ca,, FAPERHANGERS. 4 13th st. n.w. 3 PATENT and trademark Iawyer, competent and rellable, to take charge of our Chicago office & wonderful opportunity for the right ma ason, Fenwick & Lawrence, 600 F st. PRESSFEEDER that can feed a 12218 press. 20-R, Btar Will pay up to $16. Address Box office. FOUNL. RBRELLA—Blue wiik, on Mt Pleasant car, Phone_Columbia_6279. ¢ 3 ‘Wednesday. March land ave. n.e. and North Capitol ward. _Address Rox 335-P. Siar office. RAG—Retween G. P. 0. and Brook- sapphires 67K BOSTO: and gold watcl town Hospital ceased gentieman. lina_ave. s.e. Reward. t. n.e. BAG containing lunch, pocketbook on way home from Georgé- Watch belonged to lately de- Retura to 333 North . Asparagus should be boiled stand- ing fnd upward in a deep saucepan; nearly two inches of heads should be { out of water, steam being sufficient| to cook them. as they form the ten- derest part of the piant. The hard, stalky part Is rendered soft by the harder boiling which this plan per- mits. Cooking thirty or forty min- utes this way will render a third more of the stalk delicious, while the head will be properly cooked by the steans.alone. The “up-state” method of cooking paragus preferred by man: Only the tender portions of the stalks are used. the tougher parts being re- served for the stock pot. Cut the tender portions of the stalks into half-inch lengths and cook until ten- der in just enough boiling salted water to cover well. When tender— and it will require more than twenty minutes—season them and the liquid in which they were cooked with salt and -pepper, plenty of, butter and ecream or milk, and serve on toast. In this way the distinctive flavor of the vegetable is preserved. Puree of Asparagus. Boil in a pint of water until very tender one bunch of asparagus. ‘When tender, rub through a colander, put into the liquor in which it was boiled, add three pints of soup stock, a pint of milk (cream if you have it), two . tablespoons butter. a light] sprinkling of white pepper and salt to taste. Boil a few minutes and serve. | Asparagus Soup. Two quarts of good soup stock. thirty large asparagus stalks, two tablespoons of butter, one of flour, pepper and salt to taste. Cut off the head# of the asparagus and cook un- til tender in a little salted water; boil the stalks until tender. mash them, through a sieve and put into the #oup kettle, add the butter and flour, let boil slowly five minutes, ' pour into the soup tureen, add the asparagus heads and serve. Cold Asparagus. There are many ways of treating pold asparagus, all of which are ap- petizing. With just a French dres: ing it is dainty and specially attrac- tive on a hot day. With a little mus- tard added to the dressing many like it still better. With a mayonnaise or sauce tartare it comes close to per- fection. Again, lemon juice or simply salt (is used with chilled asparagus. T eaten cold, asparagus must al “:yafl)e well drained and perfectl ehilled. Asparagus Rolls. Cut the tops from ten small stale French rolls: remove the crumb and lay the shells with the tops in the oven for fifteen minutes to get dry nd crisp. Put a scant pint of milk in_a saucepan on the range: add two tablespoons of butter and one of flour rubbed smooth together. pepper and salt to taste: allow to simmer a few minutes and then add three eggs well beaten; stir until it begins to thicken. then add the tops of ten- der stalks chopped fine of three bunches of boiled asparagus; simmer until well heated: fill the shells. put on the tops and serve very hot. Bolil- ed cauliffiower may be substituted for the asparagus. Canned Beet Salad. Drain and rinse the beets, then hol- Jow them out to form a cup. Mix with one-half cup of canned Peas what 1s taken out and chopped. Add one-half cup of chopped sweet pep- xm and one-half cup of celery or nely chopped cabbage, moisten with French dnlll::crgusll:.ln.lze.thfls lsjpuce-and sprinkle with dressing. ! BROOCH. oblong. with diamond cluster in_cen- ter : Lincoln_2000. 15 CHORER. in. Alaskan sable. at Rialto Theater Tuesday Reward if returned to Brighton Hotel, Apt. 403 DOG—Riack and white hound; answers name Taz: & reward. 1343 A ne.’ Phone Lincoln i 160 PRINTER—Newspaper _experience, for floor pply Alexandria Gazette, Alexandria, RADIO NEEDS YOU! Because of the rapid expansion of radlo there ine @ hundreds,of good positions open for men on land dnd ses. Wi h you by actual asd practice with instruments in Day and evening classes. OK. or call on us. Dept. 8., NATIONA! D10 STITUTE, 1345 Penn- Sylvant ‘Approved by U. 8. government, REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Reliable real estate office has just acquired the services of @ high-class executive to ex pand its business. We need the services of an ambitious salesman. Such a man will be placed in a position of immediate earning and his futore governed by his own limita HOBS. | ddress Rox 23-P._Star affce. 15% RECEIVING CLERK for drug warehouse. Do not apply unless you have had wholesale drug experience. Wish & strong and one mot 1t you haven't highest-grade have fair education. Address g office. 2 experience; our class Send for F! atraid of work. references don't waste time a . 8 3805-J. BARRING, pendant. 175 inches long. heirloom: Tuesday night between 1119 Montel i and K v Teturs to 1119 fispnl‘.szx’l‘u‘lv:‘fln t lnlz,pne:‘rlu“ view prospective students: g 5 l'.m.:vtlllpfe:v $200 to start. Bee Mr. Hales in person only, Steward School, 1202 F st. FYEGLASSES—Tuesds: 7 Woodward & Lothrop’s or from there via Washington Rallway and Electric line to ecorgetown, pair ereglassed: . A. Baker Teward if returned. J. C. Dalin, 1411 . nw. . TS on atring w th tag benring owner's number, registered at Herraman Tire Co., 1524 L n.w. Woodward, room 310, District bldg. £ rewand. 15° NK COAT—Lady’ rrlrinf here 8 p. formaiion leading to recovery. 106, Apt. 51._The Toront KPIEC] The Marlbo: T Teft on Annapolls car . 'Sunday; reward for in- Phong ok fox: rough, 917 18th ey and two_ fourleaf clovers. PUPPY—Part Alfredale; $5 reward. n.e. Phone Lincoln meo, near 19th and D n.w.; reward. Miss Wolfberg. 1901 D st. n.w. * between Wardman Park Reward. 511-C, Ward- . 150 JIT CASE—3$50 reward for return of G S e taben. trom: Ebhite Hotel: o auen: tions asked if returned to cashier of Ebbltt Hotel. 18° RELLA—Biack_sllk, ring 1o hand Taiis Theater, Saturday o Cumberland 41 - a WANTED—HELP . AGENTS. to Battery Trade's Distributors Wanted A:'g. patented brass. d-conted battery termi- nal; best mlld ) 100% lmm“tdi'vl(.lram les appeal. In _answer specify territory anted, " Strauss. Storage Batters Co., 104 ‘West 127th st.. New York city. . LESMEN. BANK STOCK—Unusual inity. 9to10am., 4 to5 pm., 1 14th st. ll.w.vxv FORD SALESMAN—Excellent opportunity for right man; ne Ford dealer. [andley Motor Co., Georgia ave. and Quincy st. Phooe Col. b 160 1343_A . RING—Ca: Return to SCARF, y silk, o & 700 Park. xperienced or experl city or_traveling. National Salesmen's Assn., Dept. 859, Chicago. T SALESMEN for new auto Sccessory: turos to live wires. Mr. Judd, 1018 C at. ! §50 PER WEEK the Grst year and $100 weekiy the second year is the compemsation that the right man with sales experience or adapta- bifity can earn in &, present apening in our sales organ! . _Apply onl you are a hard worker. Mr. Wrght, 700 Bond bldg., be- fore 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. MALE. —_— AL NEVER moil ORIGINAL recommendations in_applying for employment. Use COPIES. ATUTO INDUI 'NEEDS TRAINED MEN. Thousands of traloed men are needed auto mechanics, electricians, -welders, val- canizers silesmen. This 18 the most tractive and best pald field today. We ve it ned the largest and best equi) e I P i e Base Day and oveniag classes. Rates reasonable. Students work gll’,lll kinds o{, cars. Registration office open {( . _ Catalog. MOTOR SCHOOLS, n.w. _Phone North® 10.400. NALFSMAN—Applicants between the ages of 20 and 30 years preferred; permanent position: %ood futnre: salary and commission. = Apply 12:30 to 1 and 4:30 to 5. L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co., Mills bld i SALESMAN having experience wanted for cus- tom taloring. D'Elia, 820 14th st. n.w. 16° GIRLS to séll candy where you are emploved: a chance to mnke extra money. Apply Mary work. 1901 8th st nw. C 5:30. LADY, experienced in clerical work, particularly entry work for main office of laundry and dry cleaning establishment. Ad- dress Box 16-R, Star office. LADIES—Tleasant outdoor work; ealary or commission. 222 3rd_st. n.w. (basement). LADIES, LEARN. Bring your own material and learn to make your garments and ha: art and attractive. positions furnished graduates; ask for booklet. Prof. Livingston's Academy, 1115 G st. n.w. Franklin_7475. 160 LADIES at Castelberg’s are now making from $30 to $60 a week, doing pleasant, respect- able, out-of-door work. Why don’t you try? Experience not absolutely necessary. See Mr. Blum, Castelberg’s Nat'l Jewelry Co., 935 Pa. ave. n.w. MAKER—Experienced millinery _maker for | firstclass _sho 15-R, Star office. 16° MA] L waver who underatande all branches of the business. Appls Hair Dressing Parlor next to drug store, Wardman Park Hotel.s167 MARCEL WAVING LESSONS by French pro- fessor. 020 1ith st. Cail Main 35i0. A diploma_secured if graduate. MILLINER. experienced. 1465 Harvard st. PIANIST—Young lady, accompsny violinist; engagement. Addre: ADER for blind lady: within ing dls. tance; two evenngs weekly; G0 cents for hour and o half. Address A. J.'C., 143 C st. n.e.. Washington, ‘D. C. only through correspondenice; temporary situation. LA SALESLADY. millinery, experienced; one with executive abfiity. Appiy 1415 G st. n.w., bet. 10 and 11 a.m.” Ida_Walters. ate salary. Address Box COLORED GIRL want di k. l!)& Acker st. n.e. s e GIRL wait table morning and evening: brin reference. Call bet. 7 and 8 p.m. only, 153 16th st. n. GIRL for general housework in smail apart- | 5, The Fulton. 1 1 [ 508 TPIY_after & o'clock, A, or phone Franklin 328, 15° P st. n.w., apt. GIRL, colored, wants general housework. 05 COLORED GIRL wants housework in small family; reference. 422 Franklin st n.w. COLORED LADY, young, ds . nurse, maid or light houseworker. Delta Berry, 2327 Sherman ave. 5% ~ —By POP MOMAND. ‘WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS Continued FORNITURE of all kinds for six-room b immediately.Lincoln_ 5 5 OSCILLATING ELECTRIC 16 and 18 inches, direct current fist-class condition: give make dnd tow long & EXPRESS wagon, { Audress Box 53 furniture and oti er miscellaneous, M. SHAPLEO, SIANA AVE. N.W. 1IN 3785, COLORED WOMAN, experienced, desires posi tion as cook or lanndress in private family. I or write 1619 13th n.w. or North 6308.J. * GIRL—Catholle preferred; general housework; stay nights. Cleveland 849-W. o GIRL for general housework. Call after 8 p.m. Apt. 3, 1519 Park road. 1 MAID, white, for upstairs work: must under- stand ‘sewing. Address Box 36-R, Star office. washing or ironing. Addre office. WHITE WOM. COLORED WOMAN, reliable, wants work of any kind: no washing; stay Dights. Address Box 313-P, Star office. 1 COOK. experienced; rellable colored girl. 1433 Qst. n.w. 95 care children; day, hour; mo 0134, middie-aged woman. Sunday. COOK, st. n. housework, o laundr; WOMAN, responsible, to care for two Infant in her own home: rate must be modest. Ad- dress Box 244-P, Star office. 16° woM fddl State experlenc C._B. Munson. Arling! GENERAL housework by neat colored g irl. Reference. 30173 Sherman ave. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. "OSITIONS OPEN FOR ME O DIUG CLERK: exn.: $20 wk, tE SALESMAN, exp.: $30 wk. Teads furnished. 25 to 30 yrs.; §18 wk. good opening. drug ‘store clerk. MAN hotel barber shop: $20 wk. MILLINERY saleslady, experienced STENOGRAPHER, expert; $30 wk. NOGRAPHER! . cI'k.” motor co. STENOGRAPHER, kno. MULTIGRAPH opr.. kn TYPIY bk'g. ste. ccurate $20 wk. from 6 to 1 SERVICE BUREAU, 305 Bond bidg., 14th and N. Y. ave. M. Gi4. ¢ | morning GIRL wants place as nurse and help around the house; good reference; stay mights. 1121 S'st. nw HIGH school ite 1720 V_st. n.w. CXDRY WORK or cleaning by the day. Ci 68 Defrees st. n.w DRY WORK at Lome. Cnaw. Call at 2329 G Call 50 Myrie | BOOKS ¥ Harvard Classi TED—To buy mid furniture and featber When selling why uot drop a postal to he old reliable firm? . Marks, 1440 W st th 545 WANTED — FURNITURE, PIANOS, CAR- | pei for wagon or hiave me_cal © 920 Pa._ave. TVE you cash for your pianos ard talking machines, antique furniture, old silver, dismonds, Jewelrs, old china, rugs, brasses A. F. ARNOLD, 1323 G st. Main 8i78. OLD GOLD. SILVER, ETC. Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver BOUGHT FOR CA LOUJIS ABRAHAMS DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER num bough! ABE ABRAHAMS, 433 9th n.w. Phone Main 5504. HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for jewelry, old gold, silver, diamonds, artificial teeth and_platinum D. ALPHER. ¥ WE'LL PARTNER—Must unlimited deman no_risks. _Addre DRY to take home by first-cla: :_called for_and delivered. Col NDRESS, first-class. I Flat O, 2521 F st. n.w. DRESS or morning work. Call or write 64 Eye st. s.w. 16° LAUNDRESS wants small bundle washes to take home. 2319 9th_et. n.w. SUHSE PLACE os Tight housework, laun- 193-W. colored SALESLADY suit department ; must be experi- enced; give age and reference; good salary and commission. Address Box 2-P, Star office. for cloak .and; HELP—FEMALE DOMESTIC. 5 (white) to go out of city; wages, $45; Teferences required. = Reld's Ageacy, 112 14 st SITUATION—FEMALE DOMEST! ART-TIME WOMEY, several cooks, eight good laundresses. Rev. Fuller's Exchapge. SALESLADIES for a live wire propositio easily $100 weekly. For Tnterview. harry, 9 to 11, 611 F st. n.w. 1 SHORTHAND in 30 touch typewriting, the two subjects in about 60 daye: eMciency guaranteed. 5 STENOGRAPHER—State experience and sal- ary. .\fld‘rt_!l Box 12-R, Star office. T few weeks: pox. dress 2 Btar office s TEACHERS or college student. unusualiy pless- ant vacation position: salary. $380 for 90 dax: bonus also; chance for permanency. Dept. T. Nati Home and School Association, Na- tional City bldg.. New York. references. Ad th_s colored help of all 12 14th. WANTED—SITUATIONS __MALE. 3 NEVER mail ORIGINAL recommendations _in_applying for_employment. Use COPIES. cept other work with small salary to start. Phone North 882-J. 16 ork, copk. 2038 17th s e )L,—Give motlier's care to couple chil- two to ten vears old; reasonabie. York ave. n. A i EE_DAYS' work by a competent ess 1339 Corcoran wants washes to take ! ) NTED—Munufacturer's _dis- r with a well establistied business in wants partner of executivé and sales lity with from fifteen to twenty-five hundred r: wholesale For appoint- phone Main . PARTNER tributos D. WANTED to buy—An intercst in an estab- | lished business: must stand iave dress Box 3457, Star ofbee. o En0m gt ELL a second deed of trust of 853 Dasabie at the rate ot S35 per. montn oras mouths and balance in 36 months, making 4 3 sear trust, interest at 7 per cent,'for 4,125, his is & cliance for you to make a Adaess Box B5.p, Siar offeer - L ACCENSORY ROOM, 20310, with big sh _ _ROOM, how Window and 500gallon gasoline tank for rent in 4 live gurage un_lith st. north of You. Ad- Star office. 1 WORK of any kind, Ly day or week. West 786-W. — WORK 5 HOUSEKEEPER for widower or bachelor. Address D., 804 F st. 1 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS CUTLERY SHARPENING. RNIVES, SCISSORS, RAZORS AND ALL kinds of instruments 'sharpened. Main_1085. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. AUTO TRIMMER, first-class, desires position. Aress_Box 1 tar office. 18% Tepairing, Jobbing, Ave. P. . TWO WOMEN of pleasing ad- dress, capable of gaining inter- views with the women of homes in the northwest section of Vashington. Their work will be for a reputable concern of high standing, with every encourage- ment in the way of assistance and remuneration. Kindly give full particulars in a letter. Ad- dress- Box 37-R, Star office. TYPISTS STENOGRAPHERS — Make hile ubemployed. ~ Drop postal to. Zoo mopey 610, with at least high teacher preferred: opportu- nity for advancement. Address Box 245-M, Star office. 1 WOMBN " (2), neat appearance and pleasant, to advertise and introduce our food products direct to homes: big commission. Apply between 9 and 10 a.m., room 214, Jenifer bldg., ith and D sts. 15¢ BOOKKEEPER — Competent, — conscientious. soung man, with knowledge of accountancy: S. 8. Shainbaugh, 30 v of age. experienced and capable taking charge accounting department; references. ~Address Star office 16° T wide expeti- : knows the how conscientious, faithful, worker. Phione North 9604, Branch 404 R pentry, paperhanging, roofing and job work of all kinds. Call North’ 8674 JOLN PILAND, N. 5 Carpentry and General Repair Work. Kemodeling_a_Specialty. 919 L n.w. FLOOR REFINISH YOUR OLD WOOD FLOORS MADE PER- planed, scraped and highly ors_too bad. ADAMS WOOD ain FLOOR CO., colored, wants position: four K. McMillan, 1622 11th 16 CHAUFFEUR, white, 8 years' experience: good can do own repairing: willing to do work. Address Box 164-P, St fice. * BUSHETMA rears’ experience. ts home work, evenings. T. ) 1210 25th_st._ n.w. 1. FARMER, experienced, married, desires A Box 311-P, Star office LAWYER desires position with law firm corporation. Address Box 38-R, Star office. 17* Dlace. 1 YOUNG LADY to demonstrate: exceptional cpportunity for energetic worker; salary. Room Sll! Continental Trust bldg. 16* MESSENGER or_other light work by reliable, elderly’ man; references. Address Box 291-P, Star offi & 15¢ YOUNG WOMEN—A few for office worl rience not necessary. Box 3278, You st. CANVASSERS ral_commission. Co., 35 C st._we, wanted to sell Ford auto nece SALESM sity: big_seller. Room 411, 817 14th n.w. SMEN—We have absolutely the best gIAfllll‘Q!,-mlllfll proposition on the market; sales ke better th l men of proven ability can mi $100 weekly; commission basis; our gener ction insures earnings sales- ‘work is to obtain publicity list for Un- e inst! censored Source Records. Call 4 to 5:30, 504, 1428 N. Y. ave. 7 FSMES_Have bet fast; res 20 per Shoals; IEII‘I t commiss o Hia Detroit, Mich. SALESMEN for s live wire proposition; ¢ make $100 weekly. For interview, see Mabarry, 9 to 11, 611 F st. n.w. SALESMEN (o eell garages, commission bas must own automobile and able to give bon evening work. Address Box 851-P, Btar office. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—We for energetic men with sales ‘experience and character references for outside work develop- ing mew savings sccounts. Substantial com- pensation and good future. See Mr. Sillings, 3it. Vernon Savings Bank, before moon. TAILOR wanted, store experi- The ence, to work on coats. Louvre, 1115 F st. TINNER, one. Apply to Joba J. Cleary, 2117 G st n.w. TINNER, experienced, white man. Phone o-‘ lumbla S310-W. G = 16 ALET nt, white, for elderly invalid p? e “aoalibeitions. wages, Tefer | Star office. ~_ 19* W—fii‘fiflmufi !l‘:"‘. engage in ance busi: e A "an 014 established Massachusetts company in the District of Columbla. Address A W. Defenderfer, district manager, 24-25 Wyatt bldg., Washington, D. C. WHITE BOYS About 18 Years Old | bundle wrappers, stock and gen- A eark around stare. ” Only those with'the [ very best references regarding character need apply. Address Box 353-R, office. YOUNG MAN, office stenographer: permanent Address tiema Snces. Address Box 43-R, tion: salary, $15 to $18 weekly. Box S03.r, Star office. YOUNG MAN who has had wide experience and acquaintance among buflders and con- tractors: ohe with plans experience preferred. Give fall information i Srat Pl stating | ations, salary nces. Ldtress Box 287-P, Btar office. 15 YOUNG MAN, white, between the of sev- enteen and tiwenty-one, as- runher in a trust cotipany. _Address Box 9-R, Btar office. YOUNG MEN wanted, high school or collegs dustes, o enter our sales organisation. See . Lannan, Potomac Electric Appliance Co., 807 14th st. n.w. 18-20. N, two, to travel, a o “s to %p.m‘. the Ral f;‘ Hotel, Mr. L T. = Murley. FEMALE. Auto Instruction. Courses of Y. M. O. A. Quality. Mechanics—Auto. ir. Generator and MOTOR "AIR. ‘Owners—Driving. OBILE DAY and Evenin v. M.C. A. AUTOM ALTERATION HANDS want- ed, to work on coats and skirts; H must have store experience. Ap- ply The Louvre, 1115 F st. KK —Must 38 nw:y“ :,x: = ni‘i‘; ‘.‘.’.‘h‘“&'&":& Salary Gesired. Ad- 'd1 28-R, Btar office. o service ‘promotion tioa for o, A DSt T Tt ‘entire courm, ®. walf ress examina this exam. and ezams. in Write McLain, 316 Moffat | h FIRST-GRADE civil scrvice clerk promotion examination, April 3—Special preparation for this exam. and for stenography and trpewrit- ing exams. in April. Tuition entire course, $5. The Civil Service Preparatory School, s.e. cor. ner 12th and ¥ n.w. Phone Franklin 2 HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN AND WOMEN. Nation-wide Demand for You in all departments of hotels. clubs, apartment ouses, inus, restaurants, cafeteriss. tea rooms; uncrowded fleld: fi living; quick ad ment; our methods Indorsed: our students em- ployed by hotels everywhere. Hundreds of Modern Hotels Now Building. All Students Are Given a Free Life Membership in Our Na- tional Employment Bureau. Spring Classes Now Forming. Enroll now and prepare for a future position In the city, at the seashore, mountaius, great lakes or national parks. We put you in touch ‘with good opportunities; call for particulars; open evenings. s Lewis Hotel Training School, 1324 New York ave. n.w. %, LEARN the real estafe business. Supple- ment your present salary until your earn- ing capacity greater than your salary. Does not interfere with your present employ- ment. Instruction by successful real estate operators-every Monday, Wednesday and Frl- day at 5 pm. No capital or experience re- quired, but forceful personality and A-1 ref- erences, Allan W. Gibson;- 818-319 Colorado bldg. 16° MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate business; 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, 610- 611 Bond bldg. x PARTNER wanted capital required; young miliar with office and out: Address, for interview. Howard, 606 F st. n.w., after 7 p.m. SALESMBEN and salesladies (20), covering every county d city in the State of Mary- land, also Washington, D. C. Full particulars, R. R. Bohn, State and District manager, room 214, Jenifer bldg., Tth and D. 16° building _business: 1o man or woman fa- side work_preferred. Room_ 201, 170 PLASTERING, concreting, grading Iawns, ex- press for hire, jobbing a specialty. J. H. An- derson, Rossiyn P. O., DUPLICATE KEYS, 25 CENTS. Made while you wait. TURNER & C! 233 New York ave. n.w. MATTRESSES, F THER BEDS, ETC OLD MATTRESSES MADE RENOVATED. RE( 'u\ RED AT lll“’_ PRICES. SANITARY BEDDING CO. Office, 425 M N.W. Franklin 6735. Felt and Hair Mattresses Renovated at SPECIAL PRICES. Write or Phone, COLUMBIA BEDDING CoO., Phone Main 5528. 616 E st. n.w. MATTRESSES AND TPILLOWS Renovated at most reasonable prices. Let us call, give estimate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction ured. EAGLE BEDDING CO.. . 5210. 1123 7th MIRRORS RESILVERED. W, nw. WINDOW CLEANER, experienced, wanls win. lows to_clean. _Franklin 360-W. WINDOW TRIMMER or combination trimmer, ard marker and floor man: fully experienced: Address Box 33-R, Star office. 17% Tength, by the cord or n.w. references. \WOOD_sawed any STRROKS FOR SALE. YOUR DEFECTIVE MIRROKS RESILVERED, LIKE NEW. SEND THEM TO CHAS. J. HAR PAPERHANGERS GALL, ME—BEDROOMS PAPERED, $1 AND up:_dining rooms and pariors, $8 and EGDOLL, 445 New York ave. . room: 5 “pew: doing good b Bei town location; terms. Star office. WILL PAY & etate security. ice. MODERN, up-to-date 10-room and 2-bath ing house. with fourth floor and basement rent- ed, located near Dupont Circle. On account of bed health will transfer lease to responsible party who will pay what 1 have invested, which is about Address Box 26-R, Address Box 4 1 Address Box BARBER SHOP in the business 9h and F sts. v Joivg epicad e sonably priced. H. Co., 631 F st. n.w. ~Rooming 9 $1.000—Roon house, /00— Rooming louse. 1 $2.000—Grocery o e r¥ and meat hu “H0—Grocery and 0—Confect i $1.600—Confect. und foun $2.400—Confect. and fruit: cheap rent; £2.000—C . and fount living and 3 rooms $1,000—Lunchroom 3 0- : ren # R. M. CURTIS, MAI I WILL pas 7 per cent and comm of $1.000 for six months; good security Al Star offi E L ndise Will lease building. Spring, Md. 0B REPAIRING §HOP WITH rent; low price; i kK T1th st. s.e. or &t 325 Pa. av T atn ROOMING HOUSE BUSINESS for sale: Thir- tecn roonis: best of downt ions. £33 month rents will sehl ot sacnde i o 926 FOR SALE—On account of ill health, will sell going delicatessen business with long-term in_heart of downtown_section. Price, - 347-P, Star office. T silent, in new, luerative business, just established: 1o compe. tition: possibilities” unlimited. Address Hox ar office. 16¢ 1 opportunity with er; efficient ste- Job. _Apply 308 Q YOUNG MAN wishes position, anything: auto oftice. 200 Box 14-R, Star office. nographer; reasonable salary. ~Address Box travel. 1948 3rd st. n.w., apt. 15° mechanic and driver. tion with bachelor; best references. . Ads established law office or FEMALE. JTE. HOBSON, PAINTER AND PAPER- bhanger—Best work: Jlowest prices; prompt service.. 453 C st. n.w. M. 6706, PAPERING ROOMS, $7 UP: PAINTING AND kalsomining: preparation for cleaning wall- aper like new: ‘work guaranteed. T. C. &'{’;lfl\' 423 6th .w. Franklin 6364. 15 PAPER BEDROOMS, CEILINGS AND WALLS, $8.50 straight: fine wall papers. ENTER' PRISE DEC. CO., 1620 14th n.w. North 4051. mh21e PIANOS TUNED, CLEANED, POLISHED FOR $1.50, by factory. expert on orders this week. R.F. LONG, 516 12th n.w. Frank. 7024. 14¢ CHIROPRACTOR, 1ady. desires position as assistant during evenings. Address Box Star_office. OLERK i drug store, experienced woman, dress Box 200-P, Star office. 1t COLORED GTRL wan! dressmaker. 1709 13th B ‘c.bnr'.nmvhur Durse to an elderly or invalid 2 " g Ad- 5o YOUNG colored man wants work; willing o Address Box 25-P, Star YOUNG JAPANESE, butler, cook, wants o YOUNG ATTORNEY !w , Star office. I .+ helping WATCH_REPAIRING. WATCHES AND CLOCKS—AIl makes repaired: work guaranteed for a year. We call for and deliver work. P. Vincent, 1525 Wi 18* WINDOW SHADES. SHADES—Good quality opaque shades, fitted to your windows, the best quaiity of opaque shades, $1.25; hung free: we call with ave. DENTAL NURSE, experienced. Plione Al DRESSMAKER—Sews out for exclusive set city references. Address Box 46-R, Star office. DRESSMAKING ati home or out by day. 2431 Eye n.w. 1 GENERAL office work, also cashier. Address | Box 48-R, Star office. 17 GITRL, willing and competent, four years’ expe- rience switchiboard operating, two years cleri- cal, knowledge of typing. desires position. Ad- dress Box 145-P, Star office. ise IS8 BERT—Street, sffernoon nd evening gowns & specialty. 'Remodeling. FPlone Col. 5227. Address 1704 Kilbourne nw. NURBP—A refined, cultured woman with the Dest of teferences: perfectly able to take care of children during absence of parents; only those interested in highgrade service need abpiy. | Call Frankiin 4807 15¢ OFFICB ASSISTANT. typing, young wor Address Box 18-R, Star off TYPIST, 5 years' experience; will accept $15 & mek'to start. Address Box S20-P. Biar samples. KLEEBLATT. 11th and H sts. n.c. ametes R e e = B | 5000 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS VICTROLA, good condition, for cash. West 2254, o WANT to purchase gas range. refrigerator and some good used furniture; also upright piano. Call Franklin 7716. 18 FURNITURE—You wili feei satisfied with [rices 1 pay. 8. Welsenbers, 622 B ot. n.w. ‘ran| Gi51-J: N IMMEDIATE NEED of turmture for an & room house; will buy whole or 0dd pleces. Call Frankiin 37! R ELECTRICAL MATERIAL—B. X. cable, con- duit, wire, boxes, awitches and fitiings. Adams BABY CARRIAGE, in first-clas state_lowest price and make. 1-R, Star office. WILL call in my unlettered automobile, city or suburbs, and pay you highest ‘prices for Indies’; gentlemen's, children’s discarded cloth- ing of all descriptions. Address postal or Dhone. T will call. W. Rice, 1335 7th st n.w. North 1755. condition Address Box YOUNG LADY with pleasing personality de- sires position as P. B. X. operator; willing to work temporarily. ~ Miss Dudiey, 1839 Penna. ave. se. VOCATION, analysis will help you to get into the mAg that will_bring Pappiness, and R M ter sands and s 08, Cll'l !u.?re‘dh Franklin_4007. 15 YOUNG MAN OR LADY to answer tel e and file correspondence. Address Box Z51-] YOUNG LADY, former school teacher. who good hand and ls accurate at figures, desires clerical work; ve terms, Address Box 10-R, Star office. . YOUNG LADY wishes position fw office; typist ssistant. 604 B st. s.w. YOUNG LADY would like o give French les- sons. For particalars, address Box 3-R, Star WIEL pay highest prices for iadies” and wora diothes. Write oF phone D Stein, 308 Tth st. now.; phone North 490. FORNITORE of all Kinds for s aix-room Bouss wanted immediately, a8 & whole or odd pleces, Kindly call Adams 600. sm“ ‘wanted; 3 hest o * men's Shots. Norin 8315. O Litchman, 748 Teh aw: WB BUY household furaiture and oficeyfix- tures. Money. ad on_stora; SACHS FURNITURE CO., Cor. 8th and D ats. n.w. Main @308 CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS colored ‘woman; go home or stay nights: wages, $40; Teferences required; only nced need ap- By 8241 86tk st., mear Wisconsin ave. and Wobdley rd. COOK, white, experienced: must erences. Phone North 9923 L COOK, go0d, and washwoman; references re- quired. Phone North 4488. »: COOK—Stay nights: call with feferences. Mrs. Engel, Buriington Hotel. Salary, $60. O, . §00d, and general houseworker; must be neat; city references, Wpt. 3, 1519 Park rd. COOK and general houseworker. 2827 Asimead place, Conn. ave. bridge east. N. 2188-W. 16° GENERAL ; emall family; reference required. Phone Cleveland 451. 7 3 -"' office. MALE AND FEMALE. MAN AND WIFE (colored) want piace ns cook, houseman or gardener, Without wash. 3609'Sherman ave. n.w. pt FEMALE DOMESTIC, BUNDLE_WARHES to take home, Write call 200 Warren st. n.e. . Y REFINED colored girl, offices to clean dhy's work. _Apply_to 1634 Kalorama rd. CHAMBERMAID OR COOK — Colored woman tay nights 1639 P CHARWOMAN or evening Sunday work. 910 3rd st. n.W. or. W. KIRSTELY, 320 8th st. n.w.—)1l Kinds of frniture wanted. Phone Franklin 6080. FURNITURE, rugs, antiques. We Than ever for honsshold elfect. 8. A, mack & Bro.. @87 La. ave. Main 7080, WANTEDVeather beds and furniture. Best rices paid. Squire Deal Furaiture Co., 501 n.w. Phone Main GASS. Send for Louis Notes, 814 E St. N. W. R yoa Wi Cotain best Fesuite: Franklin 2015. ‘more Cam- COLORED GIRL, neat, wants place as ral o Gay's. work: 1508 10th at, B BASE BALL UNIFORMS. © or more; men' size. W. E. Newman, 1001 ¥ _st. n.w. COLORED GIRL wishes place an nurse to to Atlantic City. Call or write Mildred W‘Il: 940 E - HUNTING CABIN POWER_BOAT; about £t long and 8 ft. beam. What have you to ?_Address Box 273-P, Star office. COLOEED GIBL—¥irst-class ehambermald OAGE for edaaris. Col. HIZH. * 50, Easy_terms to res) bie party. Temple Lunch, 1119 H st. n.e. 15 P. F. CARLEY, Reliable Business Broker, 617 E St. N.W. with 5 rms.; rent with with 4 rms.; =1 Tent with $400 —Light grocers, ol lente. §48.50. .000—Hotel, 35 rms.; gas and elec. lights; Loy & ec. lights; $1,000—Dining room, uptown; sition. $1,500—Rooming house, nace and gas; rent, $1,600—Rooming house, 13 with lease, $85. 5 Rooming house. 10 rooins and bath; rent with leane. $50.90. $1.250—Rooming house., furnace and g: . $75. $850—Rooming 10 rooms and bath; latrobe heat and gas lights. +$3,200—Rooming house. 19 roms, 3 baths; Tent with lease, $100. $2.000—Candy and ice cream parlor: 2 rooms; et with lease, $55. $900—Shoe ahining parlor; 2 rooms; rent with 2, 3 $2.500—Lunchroom; doing big business; rent, $430—Lunch and near-beer stand; 8 rooms. Must sell at once; t. $60. 562008, Tamchroom. hear Gaton mint. $15,000—Lunchroom, on Pa. ave.: a gold mine. RLEY. P.F.CA store and 3 rooms; rent splendid propo- | o2 Tooms, bath; far " rooms, bath: rent rooms and bath; tion HELP AND SITUATIO exclusive Py NOo. - churming and healthy, entage. ” Address Box MAN WIS GIRL B .&flfl-c weeks old: P, office._ 1 SCRIPTS EDITED and WRITTEN. Young man, magazine and newspaper writer, will edit gour own “‘MSS" or wi write originals for you; prowe and verse: ideas sug- gested: publicity guaranteed. Private cor- reapondence handled confidentially in *'interest- Small fee fue to systematized Box 61, Star office. _17° 3 VW‘JEKILTEA'?D—GP;:: : good me; deposit reqi 241, Btar_office ° WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—NOTICE hereby given that Jacob Sneider has sold his ire interest in and to the Cumberland Valley Coul Compa:y to bis former partner, and that le is Do logier in anywise connected with the same. | PHYSIOTHERAPY, — ZLECTRATHERAPY. for men and women, given by Dr. Carolys Anstin._For_appointment, phone North 51 RATS, BEDBUGS, ROACHES, FLEAS. IN- jlant resnlis. CEORGE © SAPP, 227 Mary- uilding. Franklin 2991, ‘mh31! FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ___BOATS AND ACCESSORIES. FOR SALE—Yi x wilt electric plant, large gasoline, water and ice capacity, two staterooms with toilets, eepa- rate engine room; most luxuriously equipped boat on’ the river and ready to go anywhers. Inxpect at Capital Yacht Club or pbone Lin- 393 for appointment. 3 E perfect diamond, $100. Af 605 6th n.w. = { DIANOND STUDDED platinum wrist watch Indy’s s. exquisite diamond brace- fet, sacrifice. Address Box 326 P, tar office. 5 40 pol;'u_ REDREOOM ™ SUITE, reasopable. 51T mahorany, Queen Au o road, Apt. 1. Col ' _ennmeled, with practica 01’ Hurvard ¥ g5, Phone S U 124 G g 'S, two, Simmons, whi 4 iprings and matires burgain for quick sale. 1 | BRASS BED. hair matiress and sp | North 1202 W, DINING ROOM sl { -~ Phooe North {LiviNG bedroom set; lexk, bookease, portieres, . D { upright piano; terms on pian 2 2106 181h 4 3 me amber dome, Sy $10; self-feeder stos | boara. $10. COMPLE "ASH WILL DO FOR YO «uite. covered ail ovel sell $160. nport table, 60.in. lor 0. DARD, Main 2007 a-p }in’ velour One_m: t 531 STAN nw Just helow ¥ et { SIDEBOARD, fine clima, cut glass, bric-a-brac, ton Terrace. ¢ ‘518 10w st FOLDING CHAIR s, one square piano, store counters. Call 1 corner Longfellow sf. and Tiinois . GERATOR. white-lined; Englander rocking chair, 9x12 rag rug, and 411 Chastleton Apt. v 1 wom_table, denim- v ton. and mattress, in good ) 314 Bast 17 ED. Tandsome double b;x qpnn?" |fln loug hair mattress: 2il in perfect condition; [ a1as smant mahogany lady's desk. 1736 Lanier piace B St % " large, double. 1031 = | coueh, new | fine_screen. | WARDRO! 2 h cans and = 16% s furniture, handsome ‘mabogany bookcase. in- table, hsndsnme oak dining room uum ciesser, like new. 918 M 1 donbie wardrohe: §00a condl 1405 Girard st. p.w., 250 a3 Fpiece; overstuffed diniog_room 'A. F. Arnold, TROOM SUIT tapestrs: chest drawers, desk, suife. tables: all ar sacrifice. auctioneer, 1323 G 6t n.w. AND VEHICLES. ie reasonable. Rear | x’z‘fi_‘f alto: ‘cello, cornet. room 408 will consider term SAXOPHONF. bidz., 11th and ¢ upright; uprights, $10 up pliouographs. PL zuaraniced R S HO Piano Co.. {ian Piano Co., G St at £ ! HUG0 WORCH mahogans upright pis | Jordan Piano Co., ¢ CaBhIRf e T o POOLE mahogzany upright piano, $250. Jordan ! Piano G 131 | grner c RLE: 3 no Co., G st. at 13th. st n.w. LAYERS Sample instruments of standard and artistic makes, fesied and sclected by me at the tories. SOLD AT FACTORY PRICES On easy terms without interest. PFEIFFER’S, 1210 G Street. GHT FIANO, good conditien, $i5. ®f ase. NULA, $65; $125_Victrola, & 325, $45. A. F. Arnold, Auctioneer, 1320 G’ st. n.w. “Tike ABOLTAN player-pisno, bench and roll new; at e A. F. Arpold, Auc- {'SED _PIANOS—Some of them car own maks. Special prices and ‘terms. Chas. M. Stieff, loc., 1108 ¥ st. n.w. SHONINGER plano, mabogany case; good a8 pew: bargain for quick cash sale: 513 B st. ne. PIANOS, rebullt_ Why not buy s guaraoteed rebuilt piano? We have them from $100 up. mu us and save money.” J. Schacffer, 513 st._n. UPRI R. I ACTIVE PARTNER Long established local busine man. Exceptional opportunity. .Bank references furnished. Investment not less than $3,000 uired. Salary to start, $200 per month and 008 "Interest on investment guaranteed. Ad- dress_Box S07-P. Star office. SHOE-SHINE parlor’and smoke shop for sale, doing good business: good location; cheap to quick buyer. 2218 1ith st. n.w. 160 ROOMING HOUSE, n.w. section: 12 rooms or more; mast be modern and_well furnished: state’ particuars. Address Box 274-P, Star office. . 1se needs active SEWING MACHINES. SINGER, drop. .51 16 SINGER. drop head. 467 Pa. ave, 0.W., Toom 4, 3ra fioor. Call after 6 p.m. 17° SINGER DROPHEAD, $15: New Home. $14. Domestie, $12.50; others ;l 38, two-vear nte 2 _rap Sewing Michine Exchange, 25 H nw. goverment printing office. _Franklin $778. LARGEST STOCK :; Illed"l‘QWII: llchi? $10 uj repting & repairiog o Heamy, 623 Pa. ave. s.e. Phope Line, 3672. ALL MAKES rented: repaired: hemstitching; phonograph and records. Larkin, 313 Pa. ave. s.e. Linc. 275. Open evenings. Marshall Business Brokers. At sacrifice; beautiful and exclusive room- ing house on 16th st.: furniture cost $3,500; owner leaving city. e, ,000. ‘Rooming house, 17 roo: renting section; rent, Price, $1.500. Rooming house cn 10:h st. Barga! $1,000. Confectionery and grocery; rent, $35; old tablished corner; $1.800. Cafeteria downtown. sold this week. in heart of room- will sacrifice ir Motion-picture theater, 400 seats: tumity for right pariy. Price, $4.000 Marshall Business Brokers, 929 New York Ave. PERSONAL oppor- 1 TYPEWRITERS. — _ TYPEWRITERS. ______ L. C. SMITH No. 8, latest model, $30; splen- did_machine. Adams 534. PORTABLE _typewriter—Used Ffli '$ writer, cheap. _Call North 7316J. UNDERWOOD, late m perfect ion3 $40. 729 15th, room 31. Main 3682. 15% TYPEWETTER (Underwood) for condition, price reasonsble. William R. Ei- Tis 539 I st. n.w. TYPEWRITERS sold $ per month. Type- writers rented, bought, exchanged. repaired. Waslington Typewriter Exchange, 1301 H n.w. Franklin 1014. ~ OLIVER TYPEWRITEE AGENCY, 910 14th st. n.w. Phone Matn 7680, “Rent” an Oliver. $4 a month: 3 months, $10. s Py $3 ‘cash, a new Oliver No. 9 for $35; $4 monthly. ANY ONE FAMILIAR WITH CONDITIONS | £.™7, knows that it takes lois of cash to our class, and we had to hustle to gld‘:””mflwll least t will not. 7 men’s worn : JUSTE'S OLD ’ et nto 2 up a | Rebull and pow we keep jt. as no one We [ te. X % e pe 5] Gemenat NE RENT AND&ELL. 500 sheets typewriter .