Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1922, Page 26

AN APPEAL TO HER BETTER NATURE, HORNE BLAISDELL was buy- ing a new necktie. An expen- sive one. He was much too old to be vain or his personal ap- Dearance, but he had a luncheon en- gagement with a charming young lady who was rather fastidious about neckties. He had already reserved a table at Sherry’'s and ordered lunch- eon with discriminatio The young lady was the daughter of his dearest friend. a high-spirited young woman, whose youthful hus- band was in throes of distress be- cause she was contemplating accept- g an offer that she had had from a notion picture company. And Thorne Blaisdell, who was the young gentle- man's employer, felt it doubly his duty to make an appeal to the young Wwoman's better nature. He felt that at any cost she must be prevented from “taking what seemed to her friends and family an extremelx un- wise step. White haired and ruddy faced, rath- er distinguished lookini. except for the new tie. which was a trifle foo sportive, with a gardenia in his but- tonhole and a box full for the young lady, he awaited her tardy arrival. She stepped through the entrance demurely aware that she looked an entirely desirable luncheon guest. For she was wearing a charming spring bonnet, poke shaped and gray, from unger whose alluring brim her bronze curls peeped. Her host ob- served as she approached him that she was wearing his own wife's Jux- urious squirrel-skin wrap! ‘Morning, Uncle Thorne,” she cookd sweetly. “Thank you for sending vour car for me. I do love a lushy big lim'.” She sank gracefully into her chair. “Um—I'm starved. I want a flock of big oysters and a yard of rare roast beef and an artichoke and—' ‘Gently, there. 1 ordered luncheon before you came in. jome clam bouillon, a chicken patty. Merriam Lindsay beckoned to the waiter. 'm sorry, but the gentleman made a mistake in the order.” she remarked firmly. “I want Lynnhavens——" “Bless my stars!” her host ejacu- lated. “Whose party is this?" 4 “Mine. First one I've had in ages. I'm crazy about it. You were a peach to ask me. She nonchalantly pow- dered her retrousse nose as though she were_blissfully unaware—which she wasn't—that that sort of thing irritated her host. If she had a gentler, &weeter na- ture, she had most assuredly left it at home. She was positively bristling. Her disconcerted companion. prod- ding desperately at his oysters, be- gan to feel stronge misgivings about the line of argument that he had so glibly assured his wife and Merriam's husband could not fail to prove ef- fective. He was rather glad that he had not confided any details to those persons, merely announced that he was sure he could persuade Merriam to give up all ideas of becoming a motion picture actress. He decided that he would not begin until the dessert.. Merriam causally decided otherwise. “Just what did you want to See about?” she came directly to the point. “You'd better make it snappy, because I have an awfully important engage- ment at three o'clock. I—oh, there's lots of money involved,” she boasted. “I fancy that’s what T want to see you about,” he blurted out. “This con- Tounded motion picture bug of yours! It won't do at all,” he shook his head. “What I'm going to say to you may seem hard but I think you'll see my [T TLE STORIES point. "Wait a minute—I'm older than ; you are and I'we a right to the first inning. ¥m going to ask you not to talk until I've presented my side of the case.” “In the first place, my dear girl, I| much appreciate your ambition, be- cause I know it comes from a laud- able deslre on yaur part to add to an— er— shall we say ‘modest’ income? I know how galiing it is to be what you used to call ‘poor folks.” I know how dazzling the figures that these motion picture men talk about must sound. But even if you made a tremendous success, I want you to stop to think if you wouldn't be paying far.too dear- ly for it. You're a gallant child—" he leaned forward to pat her hand. “I h.a(e to say what I'm going to say now. I'm going to say that I think you've been rather unfair to your husband. Rather impatient with him. You've hurt his pride cruelly. “He's a fine lad and I've taken a keen interest in him. You must be more patient. He's bright chap, but he's a plodder. I can promise you that he has a splendid future before im."” he glowed with delight. “Wasn't 1 the smartie to marry him! Oh, Uncle Thorne, I'm so vain GUESS I'LL LET THE OLD ‘BOILER OUT' THERE'S NOT A CoP IN SIGHT! Star ‘;Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. t. and Vermont and P 14th 14th of you to think you can see how splendid he is! Isn't he just won- derful > “Too wonderful, my dear, to have his life spoiled by a silly little wife who puts her career before his.” He cleared his throat impressively. *“My present plans provide for a material increase his salary beginning with April—" “Uncle Thorne, you blessed duck “Wait!” he utioned. “There's a largo ‘If' coming. There is someghing you must understand clearly. I do not claim that the stand I am forced to take is fair. We will, to avoid argument, admit that it is simply an ultimatum. I issue it because I sin- cerely believe 1t I am acting as I deem your dear father would want me to act. I re- fuse to have, the husbands of any motion picture actresses on my pay roll. So that unless you can give me your word of honor that you will never become a motion picture ac- tress I shall be forced, instead of in- creasing John's salary, to ask him to_leave my employ.” For a full moment she did not an- swer_him. Her lashes trailed against her flushed cheecks, her lips twitched with suppressed emotion. She was fighting hard for composure. He thought of her famous temper and braced himself for the worst. “I'm waiting!” he said sternly. She did not lift her eyes. She stretched out her hand. Her voice is for your good. | 8th . I8th and Clifton H. 11th and Harvard sti., The Harvard P! macy. 3968 Torad Cotumbie 1 ey jnaugh's TIACY. Holmoad %nd Ot piace, Homend Phar macy. 4th st. and Colorads ave., Piney Branch arma 17th st. and Park road. Tipton & Myers. 2494 18th st., John M, Thal. 2162 California ave., Morgan Bros. ? 7§l; and X sts., Goidenberg's' (time olezk’c des 7th’and 0 sts. clated Drug Stores. T S apa R T French Simpson. RcGuire's Pharmacy. 4th and Elm siy. Donglar’ Prarmacy. 1 Ga. ave. armacy. : and ‘Rock Creek Church rd., Back 8 Dupont I8t 5t and "5 st, and Phai 3 e T Watter 3. . and st st, Sylvern Laup- h Capitol st. and R. 1. ave., Parker's Pharmacy. an N ATMACY. 85th 3t. and Pi. ave., Herbat's Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. ri’???:fi.:f‘"‘?‘i‘g;?' Cloveiand m‘;g; i Gy s Horkey's Phar- ‘Wisconsin ave, and O st.. Donabue’s Phar- was like a cooing dove. “I promise,” she said tremulously, ‘never to—to—become a motion pic- ture actress. ood girl—" he sighed with re- lief. “My stars! But I'm relieve Whew, what a scare you gave us! “But don't you think it will be pe: fectly all right for me to take twent: five dollars a day for four days from the motion plcture people for letting them use our house for scenery for a picture she -asked sweetly. “That was the proposition he made m: but I said we only rented the house and wauld have to ask you first be- cause You were the owner. “Suffering stars!” ejaculated { Thorne Blaisdell, “You young holdup artist! You never had any inten- sion of being an actress “Well. nobody ever asked me to be one,” she admitted coyly, “But don’t you think I could be, Uncle Thorne, if T had to! D Another episode of this story in to- morrow’s Star. HbME EcoNoMics. BY MRS. ELIZABETH KENT. l JSrBEDTIME Boxer and Woof Woof Awake BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. The feel of spring is in_the air And joy awakens everywhere. —O0ld Mother Nature. Mother Bear and the half-grown cubs, Boxer and Woot Woof, had spent a very comfortable winter in their den under a great windfall de®p in the Green Forest. They had known nothing about the great ice storm, They had known nothing of the cold and the snow. You see, they had been asleep. They had slept all those weeks without once waking up. Sleep- ing all three together, that way they had been warmer and even more com- fortable than if each had been sleep- ing alone. Boxer and Woof Woof didn’t know it, but this was the last winter that they would sleep together, Shortly after Old Mother Nature started the sap to running up the maple trees she must have whispered in the ears of Mother Bear and the cubs that spring was coming. Any- MOTHER BEAR YAWNED AND STRETCHED AND THEN SHUF- FLED OFF FOR A LOOK AROUND. way, they awoke early one morning. Mother Bear awoke first. For a-long time she lay there trying to make up her mind whether or not to get up and go and see what the weather was like outside. She was a little stiff from her long sleep, and so she s! 1y stretched first one leg and then another to get the stiffness out of them. This awoke the cubs, and they did likewise. Finally Mother Bear decided to look outside. Now, the cubs had no intention of being left behind. They promptly scrambleg to their.feet and followed her out. There was still some snow in the Green Forest, but there were places which were bare. Down along the Laughing Brook the brown and green hoods of the skunk cabbage were already showing. All about were signs of spring. Now, you would suppose that those bears would have thought of their stomachs_the very first thing. Not & thing had they had to eat since they.! went to sleep at the beginning of the winter. But they didn’t think of their stomachs. No, sir, they didn’t think of their stomachs at all. The truth is they were not hungry. They had taken pains to get fat in the fall when the beechnuts and acorns were plentiful, and now they were just about as fat as when they had gone to sleep. The lean time would come later. 4 Mother Bear yawned and stretched and then shuffled off for look around. Boxer and Woof Woof, who all their lives had done just what Mother Bear did, yawned and stretched and shuffied along after her. . In the first place, the soles of their feet were tende: You know they had not used them for a lohg time. Then, too, they were not_fully awake. So after a short walk they returned to the great wind- fall and went back to their bed. The next day they did the same thing over again. but this time they went a little further. So it went on the next day and the day follnwll'.f Each day they remained out a It Some Dining Room Details. l l t [ tion will be accepted at The Star office, 11th st. A silence cloth is a heavy cover made of felt, double-faced canton flannel or some similar material fori the dining-room table. It should Be fastened securely about the table legs or large enough to prevent its slid- ing on the polished surface of the table. This cover protects the table top from hot dishes, improves the ap- pearance of any table cloth, but, above all, it deadens the sound of dishes and silver at the table during a meal. Its value from this point of view for those who are at all sensitive to the rattle and clatter of the business of eating can hardly be exaggerated. 1t is the main argument for lunch and breakfast cloths as against doilies on the bare table, however attractive these may be in appearance. Only three or four adults, themselves weil trained, and served by a skillful maid, can really be comfortable with a bare | table top; where there are children dr the family is large or the maid careless the meal is bound to be too noisy to be pleasant. Tablecloths when ironed should be folded and creased only once, the long way of the cloth. Then they should be rolled, each on its cardboard cylin- der, cut to fit. This makes them look much better when laid on the table, saves creasing when they are removed between meals, and makes them last longer. Tray cloths, doilies, centerpieces ana sideboard covers should ‘also be rolled on cylinders. They take no more space when cared for in this way and are rauch better kept. Stuffed Carrots. Scrape three large carrots, cut off the small ends and then cut them in half lengthwise. Bolil in salted water urtil tender, drain and cool. Scoop odt thé center, leaving & boat-shaped shell. Chop three hard-boiled eggs ard mix them with two cups of bread crumbs, one tablespoonful of lemon Juice, one can of mushrooms, or one-half pound‘of fresh mushrooms chopped and enough milk to moisten. Season with salt, pepper and one tablespoonful of melted butter. Fill the carrot shells with this mixture and bake in a hot oven for about fifteen minutes, or until brown on top. Serve plafh or with a mushroom or white sauce. Carrots filled this way may be used as a meat substitute when served with the sauce. Cheese Canaj Cut the cheese in paper-like thin glh:el and place them on soda crack- rs. Put them in a' baking pan and put them in a hot oven just long enough to melt the cheese. Dust with paprika and serve. & longer. They nibbled at some tender young twigs.- You see, they were just beginning to feel hungry. Sammy Jay discovered them and at once passed the word all through the Green Forest that Mother Bear and the twins were awake. When White- foot the Wood Mouse over in his home in a tall, dead stump heard the news he shivered a little and hoped with all his might that those bears would not come over whers he was. He knew that if they did they would be pretty sure to try to pull over that old stump to see if there was any one in it. Little as a Wood Mouse is, a | hungry Bear will go to a lot of trou- ble to catch him. (Copyright, 1922, by T: W. Burgess. macy. 26th and P sts., Pride's Pharmacy, NORTHEAST. nd = oachi: E st=., MoOh ney & Joachim ondell. 1515 H . nd. Horth Capitol and Eye sts., Kenealy Phar- macy. piotat Capitol and 8th sts, Fubrman armacy. €4 13th and East Capitel sts., Lincoln Park|Ever alum o st and B. s Pha th st. ., Paul’s Pharma 2B et 1 ave., Paul's 7— st. 3600 Tfll Brook'and. SOUTHEAST. 20d st. and Pa. ave.. H. E. 8§ b and Eye sta., Waller & 's Phar- cy. 11th and Pa. ave., Fealey’s Pharmaocy. 14th and Pa. ave., Smyser’s Pharmacy. 1807 Nichols ave., Weiss & Healy—Anacostis. SOUTHWEST. 7th and D sts., Lants Bros. 434 and T sts.. Columbia Phermacy. RATE—S CENTS A WORD. and Suburbs for— Situstions Wanted. cebank. Poultry. Pets and Livestock. Automobiles for Sale and Wanted. Rooms for Rent and Wanted. Business Opportunities, eto. RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON. 4 cents s word. 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ND SITU —By POP MOMAND. PARDON ME T3S, WILL You BUY A TICKET FoR THE POLICEMENS BALL? ITS GONNA BE SwELL ™ A \TIONS, | BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS CUTLERY . SHARPENING. KNIVES, BCISSOLS, EAZOES AND ALL kinds of justruments sharpeped. GIBSON, 917 G _n.w. Main_1085. INSURANCE. CHARLES J. FUHRMANN, automobile, ~accident, bility. .__Phone Main 315 Fire. burglary, DUPLICATE KEYS, 25 CENTS. Made while you wait. TUBNER & CLARK. 1253 New Yor LAWNS, GARDENS, SHUBBERY, Ete. AIEDGES WONNISHED, PLANTED: ~ALL shrubbery trimmed: lawns put in first-cle ¥, A. HERRELL, 237 10th st. re. BY SKILLED MAS- é cases apeciaity. OLD MATTRESSES MADE NEW, RENOVATED. RECOVERED AT LOW PRICES. SANITARY BEDDING CO. Office, 425 M N.W. Franklin 6735, MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS Renovated at most reasonable prices. Let un call, give estimate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction amsured. A EAGLE BEDDING N. 5210. STICKPIN, Tieta_sigun, set with pearis, bd. tween John Marstall place and 9tk aud F sts. Finder suitably rewarded. Return 3035 Warder o ‘WANRTED—HELP AGENTS. MEN. Our advertisement headed A SOLID | FUTURE's is an offer to YOU to get out of the rut. We can think. of no equal oppor- tunity which is open to the average Inan. Qtead_every word of our ad—then come in to talk it over. GARTSIDE'S Iron Rust Soap Co., 4054 Lanc: ter a hiladelphia, Pa., Mfrs. of the BEST and the ORIGINAL TRON 'RUGST SOAP, wants agents. Trade mark, priot and copyright reg- istered in U. S. patent office. This soap re- moves iron rust, ink aud other unwashable stains from clothing, warble, etc., Lke magic. 25e_tube: big profits. B SALESMEN. 5 specially salesman: big money See Mr. Mead, 418 8th AUTOMOB) for a good salesman. st. n.w. IF YOU ARE A SALESMAN, and have a car, and are not satis- fled with your present income, we have something better to offer you. We pay a good commission,and weekly advances to producers. We have some open territory in Virginia," West Virginia, Mary- land and Pennsylvania. If you are interested in a real sales- man’s contract to sell a well established line of merchandise, call or write THE IMPERIAL FIBRE PRODUCTS CO,, Corner of gth and I N.W. Washington, D. C. * EN—I{ $200 a month 100k8 good to yo omobile electricity in_my practl earn while you learn. Mr. Boggs, 2417 Pal ave. 22 ME! l!ell(] Co., MIEN-"Thie etfer Heisk Co. hay v;gncxu i:; 0 high-grade men, rms s a weel wd-tzn. Apply 504’ Kresge bidg., corner 11th and G. OFFICE_MAN, first class, in_a _mercant business; give ‘age, experlence, references and Address Box 3858, Star office. T 210 PAPERHANGERS (5) wanted: bring tool o 1 Shop, 8347 G PHARMACIST, registered; rellef work: steady reference required. Address Box R, colored, wanted, Apply 421 9th n.w. RADIO EXPERTS are {o demand now at ex- cellent salaries, to take clarge of wireless tations 1o newspaper offices, department stores, electrical and hardware stores, fs tories and in government service. Shipping is opening up, and men are needed 0 %o to operators. Prepare now and grow up is new, fascinating and expanding field of big opportunities. We teach you bow in 4 to 6 months. Day and night classes. Low tuition on easy term , write or phone | Mafo 1876 for further information. National Radio School, 1345 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. REAL ESTATE office of loug standing hi opening in reit department for man of ability; prefer man who has had some experience in line of business or experience in a a good opportunity s offered to man who can produce; salary to $1,200 t0 3$1,800. Give experience, ag: Address Box 173-8, Star office MEN—To enter electrical appliance fleld with world's largest electrical organization: experl- ence unnecessary; bigh remuneration and rapid advaucement to ‘serlous-minded men. Plione af OR: NTAL metal salesman, able to read blueprints snd sell architects, coutractors and Jobbers. Splendid commission proposition pnd exclusive rights in your section if You qualify. Write for complete information, Manufa Cii Address Box 231-S, Star office. LESMEN—Young men wanted to sell Wear- um; previons sales experience not necessady; men in onr line a ing $3,000 000'a_year. Phone 2 ) SAVINGS account solicitors—My contract with and strongest banks in Waslington to increase its number of savinge depositors enables me to_offer upusually tractive proposition to two men of integrity and sules experience. Diznified, remunerative Work for high-grade hustiers. 'See Mr. Ellis Defore 10 a.nm_Room 402, 1415 G st. n.w. WANTED—First-class sales representative for 1 agoncy by established manufacturer; state_experience aul reference as fo ability Charleston, 8. C. * 'WANTED—Men to sell our line of g to department stores, jewelers, haberdashers, furnishers, ete.; liberal commission give references and experience In first letter. _Pictorial Paper Package Corp., Au- rora, Tiliuos. . MALE. NEVER mail ORIGINAL recommendations in _applying for employment. Use COPIES. ALTERATION hands; ladies’ tailors, accustomed to fine work, suit and coats. Kaplowitz Bros., Inc., 721 9th st. n.w. REAL ESTATE SALES MGR. One experienced in real estate and who can handle men; good proposition to the right man. _Communications confidential. Address Box 266.8. Star_office. REAL ESTATE SALESME: emce; good opening. Addre: of SALESSAN to sell nationally-advertised prod et to retail grocers, Washington and vicinity favorable consideration will be given applicants who have been successful as retail grocery clerks and are looking for opportunity to ad- vance; state age, experlence, in detail, and salary expected. Address room 814, American B! Baltimore. ' = BALESMAN for gents' furnishing and clothing store; must have some experience in window dressing. 8038 M st. n.w. = SALESMEN—We want men experienced in selling to the grocery trade: good salary and commission_to workers; don't answer unless Jou metn business and are willing to follow structions by one of the oldest and largest manufacturing companies in the U. 8. Ap- Dly between 5 and 7 p.m., 460 B st. s.w. SALESMEN to take charge of an entire county in Maryland. R. R. Bohn, 214 Jenifer bldg., ; car and experl- Box 1145, Star SALESMEN—Company writing life, accident and health insurance has opening ‘for sales- man; maximum commission and fuily equipped office; experience not essential if you are a hustler. C. M. Wright, 700 Bond bldg., be: fore 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. SALERM grocery and delicatessen stores: only those of ability and experience with Washington and suburban trade need apply. State fall particu- lars. Address Box 324-S, Star office. 24* SALESMEN for office soliciting; permanent po- sition, with good pay. Apply ‘betwees 9 and 11 am. “Say” & Paper Co., 881 New York ave. & is —Three high-class men to call on ' MARCEL _WAVING LESSONS by French pro fessor. 920 17th st. Call Main 3539. A diplonia_secured it graduate. Mt white, experienced iree duys & week, with best Elite Laundry, 2119 14th_st. FOIRt graauates; shorthand in 30/ed and varnished; reasonable; ; touch tspewriting. Inquire today. Boyd Ba _College, 1304 F 1 M. 2876. SALESLADY, experienced, for millinery dept.; permanent powition; good salary. Behrends, SALESLADIES to sell clothes wardrobes; salary, $35 weekly to one possessing good personality, executive ability and a hustles 611 14th st. SAVINGS DEPARTMEN pening for two energetic women with sales experience and character references, for outside work de- veloping new savings accounts. Substantial compensation and good future. See Mr. Sillings, Mt. Vernon BSavings Bank, before and_demonstrate our SLEEVE TRONER, experienced girl. Laundry, 620 E st. n.w. TENOGRAPHER, ex Ca ST keeping; ealary t a Page PHER with knowledge of book- 0 start, $15; state age. A STENOGRAPHER and clerk, insurance expe- rience: state lowest salary; confidential. Ad- dress Box 276-8, Star office! 23° NOGRAPHER, insurance claim experience; replles confidential. Ac NOGRAPHER, in law office; state a, ations and salary expected. Address & piofige: = 5o i2as TYPIST and file clerk with Insurance expe- rience: state salary; replies confidenti: dresy_Box 307-8, Star office. state qualifications, experience and salary ex- Address Box 240-5, Star office. 24° WHITE WAITRESS—Servicg lunch only, 11:: 30, at once. Kilkare Inn., 813 Vermont o3e ALE AND FEMALE. examination, April 3.—Special preparation for this exam. and for stenography and typewrit- ing exams. in April. Tuition entire course, $5. The Civil Service Preparatory School, s.e.’cor. ner 12th and F n.w. Phane Franklin 2080. © MAN OR WOMAN—Double-entry bookkeeper. stenographer and typist for old-estabiished state experience, salary and ref- Address Box 115-§, Star office. 23¢ commission or au- dit. oftice. 220 FURNITURE and yard awings repaired. paint- colored man. 11223 8 n.w. = o MAN, colored, desires job where industry { counts; government references; expert presse: 1809 4ih st. n.w. - 28° MEAT CUTTER, first clas { dress Box 1888, Star office. ; references. Ad- 230 | Mechanical Engineers (Two) | | Want spare time worl drafting or any' Address Box 1788, i thing. , young, colored, desires evening Worl | wai 1720 13th st. n. ROIN FOK MIRRORS RESILV THEM TO CHA | PAPEI O0MS _PAPE work guaranteed. 1102, METROPOLI] 616 E n. i = ALL ME—BEDROOMS $7_AND dining_rooms and parlers, $5 and u 1 orth 6490, 23% DECORATING €4 NED, POLISHED FOR xpert on orders thin week. ctory e 3 Frank. 7024, experienced man; refer- perie refe NIGHT WATCHMA ences. Call Col. 3671-3. 1 Columbia’ 295: PHOTOGRAPHER, all around, | Howard, 1209 Duke st., Alexandria TOBACCO SALESMAN, Wholesale, trade commander, with large ac- quaintance, desires good connection: best ref- Address Box 304-R, Star office. NG MAN desires position, day work; will do_anythin can drive a car. Address Hox 1168, Star office. -] | YOUNG MAN, clerk evenings or outside wo! j enituraiin Col._5163-J. ‘YOC.\G MA desires position rocery _ store: 1905, ] drug_or exp. and ref. Address Box Star office. .. 1 YOUNG COLORED MAN wishes work of any kind. 2246 Cleveland ave. n.w._ YOUNG MAN, recently discharged from U. S. military service, desires permanent position where there are opportunities for advance- ment; has good business ability and clear record. Addl'?ll Box 24-8, Star office. * FEMALE. CHAMBERMAID and waitress; 2 neat colored girls want place in boarding house. Call or Write 1728 17th_st. n.w. FRENCH LADY an a secretary or teacher fo: child. Write Mr. Geurgen, 1904 R st. n w. 23% Upholstering—Chair Caneing. ARMSTRONG'S, 1233 10th st. n.w. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS | CHIFFONIER. console table and good 5310 and 9312 rugs. Address B , Star office. *_ NDERWOOD typewriter with _back spacer in good condition. LS, | star_offic w Victor cabivet talking machin INVALID 3 Franklin 1734.J. =i s WILL BUY or trade for motor bat. at to 40 ft. long, fully equipped and in A dition: must Liase s.ceping quarlers £ 4 mdvits: give full details and if { close photograph; have autos and ca: B 25, than ever for honsehold effects. mack & Bro.. €37 La. ave. Maiin 7 MISS BERT—Street, arternoon and evening gowns a specialty. Remodeling. Plone Col. 5227. Address 1704 Kilbourne pl. n.w. WANTED—Feather beds and furniture. Best rices paid. 8q; Deal Furaiture Co., 301 n.w. Phone Main G636, MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate business; receive pay while learning; need not Jnterfere with present employment; some mak- Ing $100 a week. Free class lectures évery Thursday, 5 p.m. William ¥. Matteson, 610- 611_Bond' bldg. i B RATOR—Have taken course. SEWING, out Dy day, Dy colored wom- a . 2387, 5 it STENOGRAPHER—Capable, experienced, ref- erences. _Address Box 162-8, Star office. 23° Send for Louis Notes, 814 E St. N. W. If_you have any furnitare or other goods to well, and_son will obtain best results. Phone Kl 5. $100 TO $200 PER WEEK is the compensa- tion that the right man or woman, with sales experience or adaptability, can earn in the present opening in our sales organization to represent a local company under the manage- ment of local bankers and business men of this city. Apply 523 Bond buflding. s FEMALE DOMESTIC. COLORED chambermaid; short bours. 815 11th st. n.w. . COLORED GIRL, reliable, polite, for general housework and light cooking, washing and ironing; electric washer used: hours, 7:30 to 6:15; $10 per week. 314 A st. n.e. GENERAL houseworker, reliableg woman; ref- erences. 1363 Park road. 22 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER; 3 in family. 1724 Lanier place n.w. 3 GIRL for housework, three in family; good home. Can sleep bere or just two mights week. 1831 Kilbourne st. i STENOGRAPHER—Beginner wants _position experience, not salary, object. Col. 5248. WANTED—By_colored girl, place o nur 742 Trving st n.w, Shtain b Tts for youF er miscellaneous, call SHAPIRO, 600 LOUISIAXA AVE. N.W. IF TOU WAS turniture and WHITE WOMAN, refined, settled: home as companion; mending and darning reasonable. North 553, YOUNG_GIRL fo answer plhione in office private home. Call Franklin 6347. MALE AND FEMALE. MAN AND WIFE, colored. experienced, want position as janitor; no children; city reference. Call_or write Ward pl. n.w. » MAN AND WIFE would like a place as jan- Stor in small apartment house. 1407 Corcoran st. n.w., or phone . 1818-J. Ray Tyler. 22° or yelopedia Britannica, of Kuowledge, Stand cellaneous books. Pearl~ G st n.w. Fr. 5416 NTED — FURNITURE, etc. Phone . 1282 for wagon or have KQHLER,” 20 Pa. ave. n.w. WE'LL GIVE you cash for your pianos and * talking machines, antique furniture, old silver, diamonds, jewelry, old chiua, ruge. brasses. A. F. AIINOLD, 1323 G st.Muin 8i78. FURNITCRE of all kinds for six-room nouse immediatity. _Lincoln 5083. 230 FEMALE DO TIC. AMERICAN GIRL wanis position as house- good cook; can furnish best of refer- state wages. Address Box 300-S, s;-r AUTO MECHANIC, relinble, will rent shop to suitable party. Georgia Garage, 3422 Geo™ gin_ave. AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED ME! Thousands of trained men are needed as auto mechanics. electrielans, welders, vul- canizers and salesmen. This {s the most attractive and best pald fleld today. —We have just opened the largest and best equipped auto school in the East. Day and evening classes. Rates reasonable. Students work on. all kinds of cars.! Registration office ope: 8:30 am. to 10 p. nd investigate. Catalog, AMERICAN MOTOR SCEQOLS, 1612-1622 You st. n.w.. Phone North 10-400. Auto Instruction. Courses of Y. M. C. A. Quality. Mechani Auto R ir. Generator and MOTOR REPAIR. Ownen—Dflvl.nfi, DAY and Evening classes. Y. M. C. A. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, - H 1736 G st. Maln 8250. AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS, Aratcia T class wages; under good work conditions. Ac- me Auto Top Cg.. 1421 Irving st. n.w. BARER, on bread and rolls. Apply 3055 Georgia " ave. as; firat- 10G, small white poodie. Phone North 5863. TIRE, 34x5. Apply Wm. Tudge, Good Hope, D. C. 13 WALLET containing money and papers: will be returned to owner. Call at the Nursery Studio, specializing in photos of young chil- dren. 1325 F st. n.w. . — LOST BARBER—White, firstclass; 325 guarantee; 60% over $35. \aters, 2324 18th st. n.w. BRICKLAYERS experienced in bullding dom for sewer-pipe kilns. Thomas Somerville Co., 812 13th st. n.W. o BRICKLAYERS (6); bring tools. See foreman bricklayer, Center and Oak sts. n.w. BUFFERS wanted, two, B¢ ATREDALB DOG—Biack and tan, strayed {rom chigan ave. n.e.; license . 2252, e one orin 2250, e ATREDALE, pup, 3131 19th st. n.w. Phone Adams_2213. B 22¢ AUTOMOBILE LOCK, red; fits over tire. Re- ward. Telephone Colnmbia 1423. BAG, linen, containing jewelry. Liberal re- n.w. CARPENTER — Rear 1720 Park rd. Phone Cleve. 1087, after 6. CHAUFFEUR to drive soda water truck in Virginia_snd Maryland; must be good sales- man and have good references. Apply 200 7th st. 8.W. CHAUFFEUR, colored, experlenced in driving references required. Livingston's, ward. L. W., Grafton Hotel, Con. ave. 27° _ PIN—Small, coral and pearl; March 21; AL el Gol. 520. 180 Manroe at. n.w. COACH PAINTERS, 3; $50 per week. 1100 F s.w. N _BAG, with notebook and papers, on PO It i, ave. Reward if returned. B. B. Henderson, Dunbar H, - “OAL TRUCK DRIVERS and laborers. Chas. GOAfilier & Co., Bethesda, Md, Wisconstn ave. car line. 00CH, diamond_and emerald, Monday B Cass. ‘and’ Belmont rd. to Ward- ‘man Park_ Hotel. Please return to desk, ‘Wardman Park Hotel. Reward. CHAUFFEUR and houseman; neat colored man; age over 30; leave cify for summer. Apply Wedneadsy evenlng bétween 7:30 and 9 o'clock. 2845 Conn. ave. . SALESMEN. A SOLID FUTURE With permanent connection s offered YOU if you are willing to prove your abilit, Opportunities to WIN PROMOTION fnto big executive positions are.before YOU right now. Our work need not-interfere with your regu-| lar occupation until you have demonstrated ! your capabilities. We will then place yon in positions where you will have every latitude to_expand. Have YOU ever BACKED YOURSELF to WIN? Seb Mr. Standesmann or Mr. O'Haire a: evening between 7 and 9 o'clock, Room 201, 7: n.w., Washington BStock Exchange SALESMEN—Two house-to-house salesmen to train for position and go west. Call 807 12th st. n.w. A. J. Starkey. - SALESMEN. To sell well known line of food products to retail trade, Washington, Virginia and Mary- exceptional opportunity for right man experience; salesman acquainted with preferred. Address Box 1028, Star 230 I trade office. HOUSEKEBPBR, by_young bachelor; must Be neat. Address Box 255-S, Star office. . nousework, by a country e 209 ‘work; good CHAMBERMAID, girl; stay nights. 363 G st. COLORED WOMAN wants da; laundress. 419 O st. n.w. MAID for general housework; three adults; 1o references required. Apply Apt. The Qakland, between 9 a.m. and 1 3¢ NURSE for children, white or colored; must bave good reference;. atay nights. Cleveland 33, 230 Chase, with good wages. COLORED GIRL, refined, wants work of any Kind. Reference. Telephone North 1957. Ad- dress 619 Fiorida ave. n.w. COLORED GIRL, neat, wants general house- work and assist with cooking; wilking to stay at night. 1107 7th st. s.e. COLORED woman, neat, reliable, with child, wants work. Appiy at 1011 19th st. n.w. * WOMAN for general housework; small family. Call after 6 p.m., 141 Randolph'pl. n.w. * COLORED GIRL wants nurse place or light housework. 417 P st. n.w. WOMAN, - young, white, experienced, as gen- eral houseworker: stay nights: all home privi- leges and $50 per month. Address Box Star office. 240 COTORED GIRL wants place as housegirl o nurse: atay nights. 1250 9th st. n.w. & COLORED GIKL, neat, gemeral housework good_cook. 1725 Oth st. n.w. FURNITURE—You will feel satisned with prices 1 pay. 8. Welseubers, 622 E st. 2. Franklin 6 N TMMEDIATE X of Turniture for an 8- room lLiouse: will buy as a whole or odd pieces. Call Franklin 3785, 5 WILL call in my unletiered_automobile, city or suburbs, and pay you highest prices for Iedies’, gentlemen's, children's discarded cloth- ing of all descriptivns. Address postal or phone. 1 will_call. . Rice, 1332 7th st. n.w. North 1 WILL pay hig’ | i prices for [adies’ and men's Write_or_phon Stein, 1508 . North 499. FURNITURE of all kinds for a six-room Bouss wanteq immediately. as a whole or odd pieces. Kindly call Adams 600. CLOTHES wantea: niznest prices paid_for s dies,’ men's and clhildren’s worn clothing, shoes. North 8315. Litchm: 1744 7th n. WB BUY household furniture and office fiz- tures. Money advanced on storage. SACHS FURNITURE CO., w. Main_ 6308. Cor. 8th and D 'WOMAN to belp with housework; no washing. @28 15th st. n.e. WOMAN fo do house cleaning ome day in week. 405 Seward square. he COLORED NURSE wishes care of baby. Ad- dress Box 240-S, Star office. COLORED WOMAN tislies position @s cook in_hospital or cafe. 1522 U st. n.w. DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER COINS, num bought. ABE ABRAHAMS, 433'9th n.w. Phone Main 5504. YOUNG GIEL; general housework. 8806 18th st n.w. = COLORED JWOMAN, yonng, desires work a chambermaid or plain cook. 1642 10th st. . EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. HELP—FEMALE. SASH DOOR and frame maker. Yost & Her- rell, 1334 11th s.e. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—We have opening for .two_egergetic men with sales experience and character references, for outside work de- veloping new savings accounts; substantial compensation and good ‘future. See Mr. Sill- ings, Mt. Vernon Savings Bank, before noon. SECURITY SALESMEN, experienced, to sell high-class security- to selected prospects; lib- ‘eral commission. Write asking for interview %o Box 1688, Star office. _ 21 TATLOR, Arst class, at once; good pay, plece- work or salary. - 8502 12th ef. n.e., Brookland, North 10233. <. TINNER—Apply Louis F. Moxley, peake st. D.W. WO00D CHOPPER with family to work large job. A. J. Benton, Mt. Rainier. Phone Hyatts- ville 317- 23 YOUNG MAX %o secars m.:.“'"}"“f.. For local agasines; op] ity for man. Rifress Box 2128, Star ome. . YOUNG MAN for lnvestigation of insurance claims; must have knowledge of etemography and typewriting: apply' in_own handwriting. ‘Address Box 1718, Star office. - 3021 Chesa; HAVE WORK of all Kinds for colored women. Seott's Agency. 903 9th st. n.e. Linc. 2061, 22¢ COOK or general housework, experienced young. colored woman would like a position. Apply 627 K st. s.e. COOK, laundress or day's work. 1713 Ver- mont ave. n.w. STENOGRAPHERS—. experienced ones wanted at once. 1319 F sf. Interstate Service Bureau. ~ HELP—WMALE _AND FEMALE. COOK—Colored, Balf day in_cafe or private can_give reference. Write 1619 10th st. n.w. Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver BOUGHT FoR 1. LOUIS ABRAHAMS . X.W. HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for jewelry, old gold, silver, diamonds, artificial feeth and platinu D. ALPHER. —_— COOK, good. and maid; two girls want pl | Feforsncas g18 S5m at. moww, & Tince: BUSINESS OPPORTUNT POSITIONS open for men. STENOGRAPHER; know. of bookkeeplng. STENOGRAPHER; firstclass; $25 wk. STENOGRAPHER Dookkeeper; temporary. ADDING machine salesman; ‘allowance. SALESMAN building sup.; salary. SODA dispenser; exp.; $18 wk. YOUNG man, learn welding business. BOY with bicycle; $10 week; references. POSITIONS open for women. BOOKEEEPER-Typist; exp.: $30 wk. BOOKKEEPER: full set of books: $18 wk. EXPERIENCED drug store salesw'n; $18 wk. STENOGRAPHER-Clerk; $25 wk. STENOGRAPHER; law ‘office; $25 wk. TYPIST; fast and accurate; good opening. Typist; some knowledge of ‘stenography. WAITRESS: small and neat: good opening. Over 1,800 people successfully . NATIONAL PERSONNEL SERVICE BUREAU 305 Bond bldg.,14th st. and N. Y. ave. M. 644 i SITUATION—FEMALE. YOUNG MAN about 19 as runner and junior clerk with a national bank; must have quali- ties that will develop ability above the aver- age. Address Box 217-8, Star office. EXPERIENCED stenographers and office per- sonnel furnished on short motice. Interstate Servico Bureau, 1819 F N e SITUATION—MALE AND FEMALE. \PIN, mounted with pearln: small gold &wflmh attached; on Monday evening. Liberal reward, return Irving st. n.e. of phone Main 6660. Temale, cream color with a little T peturn and recelve reward. 825 H st._n.e. 2 h 23 COLLIEStrayed away Friday night from S e San and. white male collle, with plain black collar. Phone Main 6446, ward. D. A. B PIN. Call Linc. 6041 . 0. LICENSE TAG, 87249, Md., 200452. P S HmTA DOG, _white, small Miss Heald, Col. 5 ‘and white; part collie; D. C. t ROG. 2ol Yiberal reward for information leading to his recovery. 1218 Ingrabam st. n.w. BARRING, heirioom; lo_ave. . to 1119 Mo 5249, Reward. FRATERNITY PIN, Pbi Delta Delta, between 16th snd M and New York avenue and 14th; engraved, Ruth Audas. Reward, Address Box 848-8, Star office. i3 GERMAN POLICE DOG, from Pl n.w. Phone Col. 2060-W. B0 'p sked. Re- o C. B bown epots. Beward. 3417 Holmead Reward. COLLEOTOR and tracer wanted; must bave experience with furniture inetallment accounts. ‘Address Box 381-8, Star office. COLORED MAN to press on Hol chine. 1280 C st. nee. COOK—Night cook for White Palace Cafe- feria, 314 9th n.w. DISHWASHERS wanted. Apply 1206 Pa. n.¥. DRUG OLERK, registered; references. Apply 0’Donnell’s, 8204 M st. n.w. ERBAND BOY, to assist {n_stock room: chance for advancement. Apply second fioor, 1411 G st. n.w. B HAND, experienced, married. Apply :fi-’:«n ‘Address Box 208-8, Star office. 28° FURNITURE AND RUG _SALESMEN. The Hecht Co. requires the serv- ices of thoroughly expérienced salesmen for their furniture and rug departments; permanent po- sition. Apply Supt., THE pI?IECHT Cco., 7th St. at F. YOUNG MAN—AIl around shop work. Federal Battery Mfg. Corp., 1525 7th n.w. s YOUNG MEN. Read our ‘advertisement headed “A SOLID FUTURE.” No matter what your previous experience bas been. you may have it in you o paceerty to fnd guc Tiead evers work of 5 eve: PP ad. then come in o see Uk, ¥y YOUNG MEN and boys, be- tween the age of 14 and 30, with bicycles, as ‘message carriers. Mr. Gerhold, 1407 G n.w. FEMALE. ABSISTANT for general office work: young. first- lady whe is a an_and ist Iy e aent posltion. 611 1400 st BUTLER. two chambermaid == two chaufteurs. ol ‘West 2089. Of NEVEB may ORIGINAL recommendations in_opplying Jor employment. Use COPIES. ASST. LUMBER MEASURER Address Box 200, Btar ofics, T Tor- AUTOMOBILE CLEANING— AT S T e g 5 r of st n.w. Rlciard Haw- kins. Call N. 7828, w B ATTO MECHANIC, expe ots_worl of any kind, day or night. 'Phone North 982 4 . BOOKKEERER desives small set of books. keep, day or evening. Address Box 1415 Stee office. 22¢ ALTERATION HAND -on suits and, dresses. 1719 20th st. n.w. 22° BOOKKEEPBR, experienced, with knowledge of typewriting, to work 2 or 3 even! 2 week, Bndd'h:mm Nod- Columbia soud > COAT AND DRESS HANDS needed at once; only those hav- ing experience on best grade of women’s garments. Philips- born’s, 610 11th st. ADVERTISING BALES-PROMOTION, Man of 10 years' experience wants work part time. Advertiser, 1770 Kilbourne pl. L 28° BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT _ desi evenings; references. Address Box u"a'vs ?t: office. ‘e FOORKEEPER, wide experience, competent, o take full clarge of P ot Bocke: eonaecion: jous, faithful worker. Phane 9604.” Branch_404. = f DAY'S WORK or by the week, colored girl with reference. 1521 17th st. n.w. . DAY'S WORE—Laundry, cleaning ings or evenings. 1514 L st. n.w. e ESTABLISHED corporation cin_use O jces of 2 man or woman in a_position muust be willing to invest $2,500: salai | per week; references. Box 33i-S. Star FIRST-CLASS colored-woman, place 1438 Corcoran st. n.w. . FIRST-CLASS cook and day's work; ity ref- erence. Swann st. n.w. & cook. WANTED—Pariner for corner grocery and boarding house; $300 to $1.000 required: gmmer here 15 years. Address Box 2308, Star ce. 3 GENERAL HOUSEWORK, colored girl, plai cooking. 1150 21st st. n.w. Cralns GENERAL housework, meat ‘colored woman wants pl 922 3rd st. n.w. . GENERAL housework, neat colored rl wants Siece; referencen. 408 F st awe. S ™ GENERAL HOUSEWORK. waitress or_cham- bermald; neat colored girl. 1537 4th st. n.w. GIRL_wants piace cooking, light housework. 1720 V_n.w. Phone N. 3 GIRL—Reliable, wants laundry work to take home, by first<lass laundress. 1218% R st. n.w. GIRL wants place in small family as maid or general houseworker. 1755 Oregon ave. North 23 17903, y i GIRL, veat, for m work or di k. GIRL. peat, oralng work or day's wor GIRL wants place as maid or waitress, Que st n.w. HOUSEKEEPER, white, with baby, place. _Address Box 3268, Star office. HOUSEWORK half or all day, woman, Kenyon st. n.w. KITCHEN helper _or _chambermaid, colored woman. _Call rear 304 Indiana ave. n.w. _* LAUNDEY to take home and morning work. 953 Fla. ave. n.w. LAUNDEY WORK to take home or go out by the day. 312 Oakdale st. n.w. LAUNDRY or cleaning by day or part-time work; clty references; reliable girl. 19 Florida ave. n.e. LAUNDRY to_take home. phone North 2062-J. LAUNDRESS, first class, wishes work at home, with reference. Call Col. 9072J. 220 1211 ‘wishes 1007 2116 10th st BUSINESS MAN with capital will invest with services in any legitimate business; no stocks or_schemes. _Columbia_B16. 2 GARAGE, located on New Jersey ave.; ca- pacity, 60 cars: wonderful opportunity: long leage. " Price. #1.000 7 = rocery store, on Gh st., dolng $330 weel buslness: low rent. Price, §2.000. ¥ Grocery store, at Congress Heights, doing ess; low mgat. Price. $2.000. on’14th st., doing good busi- Drug store, located in’ southea weekly _business; 5-year lease. ~Rent, $&5. Price, $3.000. Lunchroom, on New York ave. Long lease. Doing $350 weekly business. Price, $4.200. Lunchroom on New York ave.. close 1o 14th; doing $400 weekly business. Low rent, long lease. ~Price, $3.700. Vending-machine _business: paying. Quick sale at $3,600. We five a large waiting st for the follow, ing_businesses: taurant, hotel, cigar stand and garage, and otbers of a miscellancous character. 1f yours is for sale, we can sell ‘WASHINGTON BUSINESS BROKERAGE CO. 20007 Bond Bld. Cor. 14th and New York Ave. - Fraok: 388 = ROOMING HOUSE: modern, up-fo-daty room and 2-bath rooms, electric lights, with third floor and basement rented; located near Dupont circle. On account of bad health, will, transfer to responsible party who will pay what I bave invested, which is §250. Phone Franklin 1297 Address Box 2438, Star office. = , doing $300 every machine MAID ‘or_waitress, refined colored girl; refer- ences, _ North 4703.J. 2 MEN'S WASHING only. 1122 ¥ st ne. NEAT WOMAN wanis day work or work in apartment part of day. 62% Myrtle st. ne. PLACE TO COOK, in_boarding bhouse; good bread) ples, soups.’ 1620 Montello ave. n.e. WAITRESS—Neat, light-colored girl ™ place. 2723 Bherman ave, ol me 1 ROOMING and boarding house: beautifully fur- nished: paying jnvestment. For quick sale will macrifi Address Box 852-8, Star office. 23% NG house; micely furnisked: price resa- m\*l\slfl or ymeitn Call 3 to 5, 1004 H st. n.w. 280 PARTY with some: cash fo become afflliated with established automobile corporation and accept_salary position. Address Box 3498, Star yffice. /" Ttalian - nati Class, exyerienced; best ity reforemme Adderas ‘WOMAN wants day work. Col. 8047-J. WOMAN _wishes work by da; ‘moraing. Call 225 W_st. n. ¥ % - !Ho'rm. farnished: centrally located; price, $3.700; favestigate and sulmit ofter. Address Inox 353-8, Star office. PIN, black and gold, Beta Theta Pl fratemity pin, small diamond in center: name op back; liberal reward. Address Box 166-8, Star Offce. 23 POCK —Ta Bt Matii's Clureh, Tues dny morning. Findef pl'ase return to 115 Taylor st. Reward. z . Teather, DIACK, cORTainiig large sum money, vicluity 14th st. post Heward. " Call Lin. 20183, s NG, Eastern Ster, dinmond, i Loew's Columb. Reward.' I. Buser, & X st 'sie._Phone Lincoln 416. has ROSARY PRAYER BEADS, silver. Beward. Clerk, Potomac Hotel, N. J. ave, and B office. ; state experience. *_ | office. junday night | 231 LAUNDRY DRIVBR, experienced, for aufo. Bergmann’s, 623 G n.W. - LEA] ratiog; year- AR e mrospectus. Empire Bchool, 153 st 16th st., New York: LINOTYPB OPERATOR—Big lisble, capable man,who can vestment and be 22¢ for re- ets: plenty ‘of work: wn H ‘work; # Address Box 323-8, ’::1: : qualify in record tim MACHINISTS, etc.. to qual Eacord tiwe for well paid, steady positions jraftsmen; congenial rk; e ractical individual train: e I P ered. Columbia Behool of Drafting, 22 SOARF, corded silk; Tuesday. Finder please return to Mr. Pollard, 400 American National Bank building. Rewsrd. 1 . el ad dellver Tads m— iod opportunity for & hustier. Call after 8 p. ¥ st. ne . SHAWL—BIlack lace, small, with fringe. Tues- day evening at 8 o'clock, probably near 18th st. North 10489. — . , 200V st-ne____°_ MBN—Fuller Brush Co. s looking for energetic men for oatside work; permanent, payiag posi- tions. Apply 619 Met. Baok bldg. SPECTACLES—Pair__toriolse-rimmed; - Mount Ploasant or Wisconsin ave. llns; Friday, 17 Reward for return. J. es, ming ave. 23 * R e, MEN, dve, -x—-n-vil:, i T :"!"m..fi&ll. 9 to 10 a.im. and B to Room 203, < Box 157-§, Star office. ot COLORED GIRLS to sew n power machines; must be_experienced. 1632 7th n.w. . CORSET SALESWOMAN. T eaftions for. sxpirieaced” coraetsales e ions 1) sal omen of ability &nd character. " HELP—Experienced on dressmaking, 1210 N st. nw. Apt. 1. LADY of business ability to canvass & fast- selling article; can make $4 or § a day; must be neat and good, talker; references req Apply 605 E st. s.e., bet.'8 and 7 p.m. LADIES_Pleasant outdoor work; salary and commission. 222 8rd st. n.w. (basement] LADIES, LEARN. own material and learn to make smart and attractive; uates; ask for booklet. emy, 115 G ot nw. CHAUFZEUR, white; can drive and repair any make car; willing to do other work. Box 230-8, Star office. Adggee N wants half-time piace, general House- work_or day's work of any kind. Address 2114 11¢h st. - . CHAUFFEUR for business firm or family experienced young white man, A o 160-S, Star office. CLERK, with knowledge of and Hpewriting: eveutnga, . Address: BerS2LE Star office. 220 COLLEGE GRADUATB dgsires s mimapetat: empaizne, clerical. Address Box 163-8, Star office. 22° COMPANION-VALET, S Enmiisn, wishes Arst-cluss pincas bert it Teferences. 'Address Box 1588, Star office. 22° colored man. GOOK, all around, by respectable Write Cook, 611 Fairmont st. h.w. DRUGGIST desires position: 3 D Cont references, — Adarces” Box IR, Star office. 220 —E_)_(PERIENCEB FARMER WORK of iny kind, reliable colored. Call 810 Florida ave: n.w. Phone North 7022.J. _23° BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. tering, brick work, by colored mas. ' 3403 F st. n.w. J. A. Byrd. B AL _attented to. L. FELTON, 1737 North 1i14. g AR B-Dfllr(ll a_Specialty. 9 L n.w. HAVE YOUR WOOD. - o cleaned Sith ‘Cheicdis wed sera) wi Y Main 2457, 8 st. 25° C. ADAMS, Night Fraok, 6347. 24° { BEAUTIFUL rooming house, 12 rooms: up- town: rent, $100; f.w.h., electricity: price, $2,000; rooming house in business section, 14 rooms; ome-year lease; price, $1,100. Restaurant, open night and day. states receipts are $175 per day. Pric Cafeteria, near 15th and N. Y. a tunity for Fight party. Price, $2,500. Hotel; 50 rooms; downtown; old established. Price right Marshall Business Brokers, 920 New York ave. L WILL PAY $150 for use of $125 for 6 months; equity of $182 in two lots, Incrensing $2 week 1y, 88 security. Address Box 2558, Star office. MAIL ORDER BUSINESS, doing §5.000 yearly ‘busjness: books and files open for fnvestigation. Can be 't _reasonable, WASHINGTON BUSINESS BROKERAGE CO.