Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1922, Page 29

] Lm:r:fio ES ffiEDTll&l[:' HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED—HELP. maim. n-vu VAL recommendations briing for "‘fc'u-f-. Gie CoFifa. GN‘I‘ . ‘Fuls kl!lll!l- M a ey ex e : drees Box 230-T. Stat offee AUCTIONESR.cxperienced. 2701y wIth 7 & BT, 3 &. Johnny Chuck Gives.a Warn- ing. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. ‘There are times to he suspicious As well as times to trusi Between the two he's wise indeed Who never proves unjust. ohnny Chuck. Johnny Chuck was up very early in the morning. It was one of Johnny's ®ood habits to arise very early. He believes in getting up early and going 1o bed early. He says that is one reason why he is so well and strong ®il the time. As usual he first sat up on his doorstep and carefully looked this way, that way and the other way. No enefdy was to be seen. Johnny at once went over to the patch of sweet clover where he and his family and Peter Rabbit and his family had had boee | HE HURRIED BACK HOME AND HAD DISCOVERED. & party just before shadow-time the night before. Johnny at once began to eat. He is very. fond of sweet clover and he was bungry. He gave no thought to any- thing but filling his stomach. Pres- enyy as he reached out to bite off a leat of clover the hair along his back began to rise and he growled way down deep in his throat. He didn’t take that leaf of clover. His little black nose had discovered an odor that was not the odor of sweet clover. 3 “Reddy Fox was here last night,” muttered Johnny. @iscovered anything: Johnny forgot that he had come out there to eat. He began to sniff all about in that patch of clover, and the more he sniffed the more uneasy he became. You see he kept smelling Reddy Fox. Reddy's footsteps leave a scent just as do the footsteps of the little people whom Reddy hunts. When Johnny had carefully been all over that patch of clover he sat up and once more looked this way, that way and the other way. On his face was a troubled look. In every part of that patch he had found the scent of Reddy Fox. By this he knew that Reddy had spent some time there. “That red rascal must have spent & .lot of time here last night,” mut- “tered Johnny. “That means that he hds found out about the babies. That sharp nose of his found their trails and he spent a lot of time here trying to find out how many of the babies were here. 1 must warn Peter Rab- bit.” Johnny forgot all about eating any more breakfast. He hurried back home and told Polly Chuck what he had discovered. Polly looked wor- ried. “From now on we will have td b4 extra careful.” said Polly. “We mastn’t let one of those babies out of &ight an Instant.” wonder if he Then Johnny sat_on his doorstep | to watch for Peter Rabbit. He didn't have long to wait. Peter also wanted some sweet clover for breakfast and on his way there stopped to say good morning to Johnny Chuc! #I have bad news, Peter,” said J¢hnny. eter looked very sober. “What is 1t he adke “Reddy Fox has found out_about your bables and mine” replied Johnny. “He visited the patch of Eweet clover after our party last night, and now he knows our secret.” “How do you know?" demanded Peter. . “Tve been over there this morning and Reddy left his scedt in every art of that patch of sweet clover. Rhat ‘means that he spent a lot of time_going all through it with that wonderful nose of his. Of course, he found our scent and the scent of the babies,” explained Johnny. Peter sighed. “I'm afrald we are in for a lot of trouble then,” said he. *Ot course, Reddy was bound to find out about the babies sooner or later, dbut 1 wish it might have been latar. 1 almost wish we hadn't had that party last night” (Copyright, 1922, by T. W. Burgess.) LISTEN, WORLD! BY ELSIE ROBINSO! The greatest fault in the modern ®chool is that it offers the child such insidiously pleasant inducements that he quite forgets that he ever wanted to play hookey. And when you elim- fnate a human's hookey urge, you've slenatured his fmmortal soul. When I was a child the schools ‘were 5o uniformly poor that if you had an ounce of sic-'em in your psychology you played hookey auto- jmatically. I remember a glorious morning snooping around a gypsy camp, .learning to skin rabbits and play craps, while my law-abiding cotemporaries struggled through the multiplication table. It was the sevens., 1 never did learn that seven table. I still can't multiply eight y seven—I have to add it. But in rs place I have the memory of sleepy ‘®ucalyptus trees and musiard w 4n blossom, of meadow larks on ry umbling fence and gypsy faces done o red and brown and garlic. I have 80 the memody of the joy of break- ng loose, and many times since I'ved ved my soul alive by the same ex- dient. Tow, of course, I'm not really urg- g little Willle to be a law-breaker, or do I think that Fagan and Bill kes had a better curricilum for outhful Oliver Twists than our fore- ost educators. But I do think that there’'s something about. playing hookey which it were well for adults to_ remember—the breaking away grom conformity, from negative vir- tues, from the smugness of safe pro- ams; the seeking of adventure, gram‘ yourself and taking yourself k; the making of a plan, Jomehow fits w and diavach thay Eu’lt you; being dependast for a little hile on your own {xgenuity for $musement, m-nnc and guldance. These are good things to know. All he great adventurers, scientists, re- ormers, artists, master artisans new them, and learned them by laying hookey _from the social hools of their day. evote s0 uunh time,to learning how be respectabl e, safe, polite and ef- clent—and so lltth learning how to ourselves. (Copyright, 1922.) 5 Ragout of Cucumbers. Take equal measures of boiled cu- Eunbcn. onlons and tomatoes. Heat iwo tablespoonfuls of drippings or utter in & frying pan and in it cook the onions for three minutes. Add e cucumbers and cock with the nions until brown, then stir in one of flour carefully. of mushroom or walnut sup, or omit the catsup an id, ‘position guaran: after lrnre-umu study or monly refunds imgties; TOLD POLLY CHUCK WHAT HE |Wwrite for fres booklet K. Stan . Business Training Buffalo, ENGINEER. . firat-class; nun have of electricity. Address Box 282-T, . i . GARAGB MAN, colored; Thoroughly ex- perienced in general garage work. 2424 18 T'm sorry we |7th - Burlington Hotel, 1120 Vermost ave. n.w. t etandy maat be practical ‘ages, room and board. ASSISTANT wale mission bas} $10,000 yea: Excellent. n wnnn!ry for pro- motion. - Organising experfence along stock- selling lines would be an lmpurhll ability. Address Box 274-A, Star office. BOOKKEEPER, double entry, Who wu.\i w preciate ‘s good position; state a - ;{u -fl-l:' salary expected.’ Address 3 ik reply In own Bandwriting. Box 224-A, Star office. TOY for light work. 4th st ne. Call after 8 a. NOY, colored, fo ciean up i make himself generally useful Extabiishment: mast hage good reference M. RTEIN & CO.. BOYS—An_opportunity to obt and pay way thriugh school a twelve to sixteen years. Address Bux Star office. BOYS—Spiendid opportunity for it boys from 12 to 16. Apply Wednesday, 11 to 3, 938 F st. n.w. CAKE BAKER, Bakery, 311 CAMP ('WK—WMI! or colored. Appl . & 0. Freight Statod, 0 ani K Rt Apply Plummer's ” 3 White, — CARPENTERS. 3104 14th st. n.w. Cleve. 1687, after 6. white, to_drive Tl caba; identification cards. smly fear 2300 16w The Washington Tasicap mnm OuseWOrk _®) gariening n suburban amtm Call o write 235 New Yo fore § i _the -ur'n N, mAnmlcm-m of laundry work. ~Address Box o tar MAN t ist 1o teachin ncing. o assiet in g da NG | Adaroes Rox 4t ociicatossei Youi‘a m o ois experience not ecessary; good salary; no Su gay ™o ? reference r-qulnd Yiroadway Del htemn 14 K _st._n.w. EXPERIENCED FLOORMAN A large dept. store has an opening for an experienced floor- man for first floor depts.;an ex- cellent opportunity for-a capable man. Address, stating full par- ticulars as to experlence, etc., Box 114-C, Star office. PRESSER — Experlcnced on 3| Hoffman pressing machine. Ap- ply ready for work. Reference required. The Hoffman Co., 1530 Pa. ave. s.e. | SALESMAN—Cigar and tobac- co; expérienced; wholesale, re- tail ; references. 121-C, Star office. Trained Auto Mechanfis. “(‘"llm nd_investigat and_investigate. = n:mc.nnno'mn SciooLs, 161222 U st. n.w. Phone N. 1 CIGAR salesman, cigar dept retall drug store: SALESMEN. state i . BV 14 . Add) Bo: . . N0, “Rhar ot e 29" P*| [ife Insurance a Profession. CLERK—Experienced hardware. D. T The Carnegie Institute ZAVITZ, 711 7th_st. BLER experienced COLORED MA: cleaver and presser: refarence and salary expected. Ad- cress Hox . Star office. COUNTERMAN, experienced on steam table. 1206 Penna. ave. n.w. GELIVERY MAN, Ford; must know city thor- oughly; bring reference. 617 Louisiana. Flan establisked a school of life insurance, to which most companies are sending their men. What is conceded to be the best course to be had today fs offered by the Counecticut Mu- tual Life Ins. Co., the company that has re- turned_ to_its’ policyholders ‘more mopey than It has recelved from them. E. Sampson, general agent, ‘Woodward mudxu. EARN 3110 fo 3250 monthly, expenses pal 18 railway trafic inspector: BUSINEs, POSITIONS—At- tractive openings for all types of office help. pW. lhl% be glad to ‘omsider yonr lpn k“l(lon No registration fee until WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT :xcan«:n, 1406 G st., Commercial st_nw. GROCERY clerk, live man who can cut nm ly _Gor and Gauit Dl o Phone_Lincoln 6308. HOTEL CLERK: exparience waecesery give sala pected Address references; Rox 217- atate . Star of men; al psrtment b us quick advancement; —our students employed by . rywhere. Lewis n evenings. tel Training Mr. T b hour, )um experienced for store Wad eales work. ddress Hox 290-A, Star office. :l.w to mlp in farde alls_Church. MAY, reliable young colored, to help fa shop: . $12 per weel H st ‘We have & vacancy in our mrume dept. for a live, energetic man, one who is famillar with business, to secure TO] for sale or rent. as we clients than gmv!"y This is a_real oppor- tunity for an honest mn with good referencs See Mr. Lewls; care F. M. K at. n.w. MEAT CUTTER—For cut- price meats: but experienced need apply; good pay to Flaner's Market. 1418 Tth st n.w. C for apt. house; also man to st. n.e. d_around house and g tend n; fair salary, room an F-21 Jobnson Co., 1731 none right man, MEN, “ambitious, .o become draftsmen in 3 to ® months throu special individual instruction. day of might. " Call write or phone for full particulars. Columbia, School of Drafting, 14th and T sts. North 272. MEN with offers a pe: reference required. Call tlonal ‘Bank bidg., after 3 p. professional Phone’ echanical ability. The position ment income and & real future; District AUTO MECHANIC—‘F’.?sc- class only; also one helper,’ See Mr. Montgomery, Sterrett & Fleming, Inc., 2155 Champlam st. ME\' that have had experience at any kind of house-to-house selling; our men are making from $30 to $70 a week. See Mr. Blum, bet. 9 and 10 a.m. Castel- berg Nat. Jewelry Co., 935 Pa. ave. & FEMALE. & BOOKKEEPER, experienced, ‘}“’W leey ing complete 3¢t of books: knowleds 5. Btate experience, sge, sala and eeter areas Box 1514 Bar o7 gnd references. OLERK—Young lady for laundry officgs must Pe anick and accorate at Sgures. Address Box 300-A. Star office. & COLORED GIRL to wait in lunchroom. 804 12th at. n.w. 25 COOK. private family of fire; elther white o colored: must o and expect to e "L emte ke, pout emblorarg alary Depected and all details about self. Box 287-A, Star FERDERAsad catebers: whTeT expeelced. West End Laundry, 1723 Penna. ave: n.w. FOOD CHECKER—Experienced, for hotel res- taurant; give age, experience, ' referencs, sal- ar7 expecied n it letter; will furisidneals but no foom: permanent on Manager Hotei Roanoke, Roanoke, V. GRADE TEACHER for summer work, ef dis- permanent positiony edu- 5i17] beral cobieam. Address Box e “Address A lmw ‘pudiie sten- Work, court and mewspepy 3 e e ..1..i L MEN AND WOMEN learn estal TR A glhraa 'lll I -ll- 0] A Anchor Laundry, m Ooflrlh ave. CTARE for. childden f oons,_&_week, young white girl. mfi,‘"}"«a ‘nW. * GOOK. - o Tferencen ;.I‘n::! I'on- and gosd salary. Mr, IMchs, s « MIDDLE-AGED TADY to eharge of.gen- eral Bonackeeping on s farm oot fome;, foed ufl mr- Farmer, McLfan, Va. l' FEH 'Il Ti W to care for and children -while nnmr is_in office’ home and ofiee.” P. 0.-Box 234, East. Church, Va. xperisaced, for ‘cook. Lossawork an, family 'three ldnlu. “six-room bungalow; month and_ room. ou have exceilent ‘referemees. call Cotumbia m-nsflc_—wtom G NERAL, HOUSEWORKER; must be K Call ulu references required. at Kannwha st GIRL .for general housework; small family: £0 home nights: close to cars. Dr. Shade, Ea . Takoma Park, Md, Col: TT04-W.* ook apd general 1427 adle aged §ood room on third floor. Phone Adams 73. DOMEST: C—UCOLORED. CHAMBERMATD-waitress: stay nights; refer- ences required. ~ North 3105, 3400 201h st. CHAMBERMAID for rooming housc. 620 Pa. gre. nw. 2 ‘OLORED GIRL—Light house c: nights; reference. Hol COOK and gemeral houseworker. Phone Cku land 828, COOK #0d Bomemala, wamed ©o n'-—flir'u private family for summer: mother and Tanghter o twe tiiende: retereuces requlred. Abpy 2120 Le Roy piace. COOK, colored, to cook, wah and iron: h-uy three adults; good wages. 46 Cumber rhl ., 14th and Mass. ave. n.w. WANTED—-SITUATIONS : FEMALE—Continued. ut;K and "“x‘"mf"éin‘l’r‘.‘:‘ :(h no ’1‘“‘"' WOMAN {nuun':l u}mihy T COOK. colored, wanted Juse 1: wmall fally: 5’;}.‘3’; TR vl ol eeting 5o laundry. 8027 N et Ty 288 e T it rences equied. Cleve. 202."'5 Tawiond wes !.".?..’:“ 'i‘ag;.:'m Yoo Shar ofice. 3% ovy -~ ndmfl'c—wmft. COOK and general houseworker: stay nights. Call evenings, 16005 Buchanam n. GENERAL housework, 'neat colored wom: Apply ‘21 ' DSEWORK, —colored — womi North 1117. 720 Girard st. x family. G st. n.w., NEWAL stay nights. COOK in private famlly; wanted by a reliable white woman, situation; good reference given. Address Rox 238-A, Btar office. s HOUSBREEPER, German, 56.60, wants take care house sud some children for widower sim- llar to'wame standing; state particulars. Ad- dress Box 181-C, Star office. x GIRL to take care child. 300 5th st. n.e. 25¢ WOMAY 10 co0k and care for swall apartmest. West_1795. lm-ll'rlo—comm I‘HAH““A!(’ or nlm yout il wishes. position, Tnquire 2410 E o colored n.w. WOMAN for general housework: good refer- ence nqux 207 Btonelelgh Couft. 25° WO wttied, for chamber work, assiat ien oo il Iaundry part day; references; after 3 p.m., 1820 Eye at. n.w. mmymr AGENCIES. HELP—MALE. An auto mechanic; exp. Overland: top nllfl Bookkeeper;. quick and accurate: Beskisuner standy. “rst-class; yoi ung Bookk hl‘l!-lrldu man; ni annnliy. Blenographer-secretary: gen. Stenographer; ]olm‘ Tt Tair sal.: -avn t Several othe NyToNAL b8 ymoflu. u:'{vxc: BOREAT | sits. Y. !ll.r—l"llAnn- CLEAN half day Tuesday or bring sm St home. tellable ‘colored womas. 927 P et. n.w. COLORED GTRL, nest. wants place 4% Bumg or cleaning office in even day. P st o.w. (Cops elht, 1922, by Thie Bell Nyndieate, Toe) S A IT REPRESENT! nuumnmy IN A DARK ROOM, WHISTLING, _ MY COAL BLACK LADY' RECOMMENDED SERVICE The following business concerns have been recommended to The Star and guarantee satisfaction tc Star readers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. INTERIOR DECORATING. 756 M ST.—DRAP- JuLIUs LANSURGH, 176 M | aenr o5 SCELLANEOUS wiia ‘Imfl ADAMSO&’S ADVENTURES——A Wonderful Likeness. By O. JACOBSSON. | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A, st n-. 1o quick buyer. u.nu, to Call Columbia 4806, CONI S Tralt wiore, WA b D.w. Owner leaving city. ml?fi PARLOR FURNITORI r,-w“ ml * whole or separate. hone Main 3635, SEVERAL ~NOTES, “well secarsd: ariows 4mounts, at attractive discount. Address Box 3 m office. EL: central: ranged, “to sult purchaser; must_be 0 ance. Addres Box 15, Btar omes. MAN to take over thin territory for a prowen successful auto device; proposition limited ouly Ly time and efforts put into it: expe rience not_essentin Ad &ire phone numbe: office. dress Box 273-A, Star “fi Wfl.u—"fi buy roomi ouse west of 1308 ilege for sale tn motion picture theater park for the. ‘summer: pen Raturday: can sell sods water, ice fopcorn, ‘peanuts, efc. Apply Toom 917, 916 urs'r nu four, five shares Piggly Wiggls tion common stock contracts; partly Address Fox 199-A. Star office. 24° :.mx ERY doing good business, best in n.w. £0od fixtures and truck aving clty, will sac- rifice. Call Col. 8324 bet. 6:30 Tp-todate millinery business jo- rt of shopplag district; established :ommlon-ble rent. Address Box 172-A, o R R R ) Al CORNER grocery store f Call_ Frankiin 7018, e MOTION picture theater Tor sale: ou- portunity ‘for live wire: reason m'.-m:f owner has oth Semer has other business. Address Box 175-A FOR BALE—Restaurant, 1 o entire buiiding, 121 Eve street np. " Reason, yé street n.w. 300 Owser unabie Apply 502 Wilkins bidg Guxitess. —compietely : mo_competition ; located uear Potomae ' railroad Will sserifice to quick lexandria. Va 24 Cleaning and dyeing ade] owner retiring; able price to quick purci 0 devote time to 1t." Appiy. 5 “'! Mhoue» Toish- iy e Box 212-A Ktar oflli gl ‘ CANDY and ice cream parlor in business sec- tion; big trade In candies. Kooms lease. Res- r selling, it s Fraklin fi75, © tVE cl0. Act gk FOR nuAn- hates Unised Gos wnd Eiec- tric Corp. six ut preferred dress Box SIT, Bear omie. e CLEANING and dyeing stores for saie: Beat ADDRESSING, ETC. coln(ncun OFFICE BERVICE, 606 F ST. typewrd eries, cretos bargain for tailor; owner leaving city. Avply o e-l-hu ot e o |y I i gy 1418 14th st. n.w.. 1024 14th ot nw. ion, ETC. INTBRIOR DECORATING OF THE n $i00—Rooming house; ROY ¥. CARTY, 1608 14t N. 688. AUTO | kind. UNITED UPHOLSTERY CO., 911 m .$1'{W—~Hmlnl house ; i ition: electric and bat- | St. n.w. Main 3419. 50—Rooming house : 1 service; orig- = $850—Rooming house : Philbrin_ignition, dis- LACE CURTA $1,000—Roomlng Louse: Battery. LACE CURTAINS cleaned before put away. | 31,150 —Rooming liouse: - | Bave curtains and time in the fall. McDon- Hooming house ald’s. 1202 C st. ne. Linc. 4 $1,400—Rooming house: *for B: magnetos; Gray.Davis, Bijou, Nfilllo lorthaest. Wagner. esting- ville speedometer W COOK BRBAKFAST and clean apartment, by expericnced colored woman. 1458 T st. o.w. CUOK, chambermaid. waitress; three meat colored glirls, with city references, desire to Ko awky ther for summer. No. 6115. 1314 Riges st COOK, colored; can give reference. 1808 ot 240 DAY'E WORK wanted By neat colored il hotel. maids, waitresses. XATTONAL PERSONNEL ¥ !lnvlc: BUREAY Beve 805 Bond bidg., 14th & N. ¥. Call Maln 2371, DAY WORK, by two girls. 084 O st w.w, 26° | TATE two girls. Call GENERAL HOUSEWOR w ‘orcoran st. or phone North o 8. Beat col 3 = GENERAL HOUSEWORE—Neat colored ;m wants place. 1828 R st. HELP—MALE Anu II'EIAI.I'_ GENBRAL HOUSEWORK, vy £idl: good, refer. 2720 i6th st. n.w. ¢ GRAPHOTYPE operators, experienceds Addressograph_Co., 511 i1th st. n.w, MEN—RBecome a radio-trician and grow up with the radio industry; radio men are in_great emand now: train’ during spare erening classes or by co Gme. day or ence. one who_can finish. floor. 1467 P at. n.w. Garage, fourtn PAINTER—Young man _with some experience on outside work. CHAS. W. SPEAK, Brent- wood. Md. Box 192. . PLUMBER wanted. 788 Quebec ». Olumthmufu-inoflm iy (between 4 and §) 616 B st. n.w. INDEPENDENT and willing young Tady to learn bai dremsing in all branches: no salary e0n, for six months. nw. > & | Col. 9778. Al!‘ivto‘fii._z PAR' ‘l‘!. GEARS, AXELS, 204 rebullt. C. C. BEGAR, rear 8124 14th st. ~_FORD BEPAIRING. STEUART'S GARAGE. lfl 12th 8t. N.E. hone Linc. 6200. wcq 4-cyl. wervice 1 :;.I-: umn.mkfi.uamn TN 3. 3 Vi ng carbon, owser remove plugs and wires: frecen cyliaders. cast: ingn, Steel and sluminum welded properiy: all M. M. Coleman, 207 e Phose it 4 AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRING. - | HATTRESS MARKING & G & REAOVATING rencld, Mattresses Made New, recoverad ai uxrnn! SRDOING Office, 425 M n. Fraskiis 6788, BPECIAL_FOR s?mva cwuma—-n‘b tresses, box 5, frame Colounis BEDDING CO. 816 B ot nw. Phone M. 6528. MIRRORS RESILVERED. MIRRORS TO ORDER. DEFECTIVE MIR. rors remewed: satisfiction guaranteed. BSend them to CHAB. J. HARREC, 46 H n.w. PAPERHANGING. EOOMS PAPERED. ¥ AND m!." FIRST- 3. class wor L. 33 Flo Phoe X, un- afees b pums, N. 16513 Sar 3 ".L"“" P o FoE. and np. . Pirtciaes 006 Dl:’ st. Frank. and North 4908-J. PAPERHANGERS AND PAINTERS. A £4 fifi/n( ING & INTERI , A A% 0. AMES B EVANS & R CHAMBBRMAIDS, butlers. cooks for_seashore. | ence; stay nights. = 921 15th B0 Fuller's Exchange, 1321 Z5th at. West 208! g;;:::n.u;vi:o—:afiwnx. by two girls. 2715 | EXPERT AUTO A O A N D Eiw | PAPER BEDEOOMS, CETLINGS ASD Y wn.fi a2 . n.w. P, S 50 straight; f 1 erprise SITUATION—MALE AND FEMALE. CENERAL nom‘vofl. Stay Bights, col- | uiator NEWMAN. 1720 L st. n.w. M. 251¢ fim.”“" P e HELP SUPPLIED for auy capasity ot o, ored. 1458 Q st. 5 P L] TIRE T ING, KALBOMIN- Service Bureau, SmF DINNER o cess. Tieraoons, by seliably % - girl, 1413 Corcoran st. n.w. North 6996, "“ GTRL @ awsat with Bogsewor of irse, 014 WANTED—SITUATIONS . Phome West 1013%. PUD BANTReY wrm | OOMS FATE LE. anuniw_fi—. experienced colored §TFT . | omplas o AMERI- opoufiv pmn-nw co., ,’..'.- T ORIBINAL mfi CAN BATTERY K CO ll‘ Pa. av: w. 616 E st. n.w. in opplying for employment. Use OOPIES nouuwons—mm-a 1 wishes & posi- | BATTERY BERVICE CO., 1217 E ST. N.W.|7. E_ HOBSON PAINTER D PAFER. AN BXPERIENCED double-entry bookkeeper | tfon. Call or write, th et p.w. ..'.":n".'.'g..",:::{"" S ey o i e e o desires to- connect with several fizms_ to do | LAUNDRY WORK S cav: el eetars] akes; Maris batcerlen’ pvaranteed 2 | o v Miata” 6708, book work ‘on & part or full time basis. For references and details of past experience; ad- dress Box 287-A, Btar office. ence._North LAUNDRY won to take home; mice yard. 1007 Keayon st. n.w. BAKER on bread and rolls, with m.- lnnl edge of cakes and ples. Address ”A. HOUS) -fifin‘—’&m colored_wifl wasts Job; fee PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING. PHONOGRAPH HOSPITAL. 881 M ST X Lipe. T811_All repais Tica for deitversd: Eiane ramar & r—m FRESSER ON Hoffman machine; must be first class. 71T F n n.e. RO AG! and_solicitor, a1 opportumity for live min: dry, 3205 Georgia ave. SALESMAN—$100 and commisaion 1o sell n.r» anteed cord and fabric tires direct from tory at_ lowest prices. Goodstock Tire. Com. pany, 1106 Beuth Michigan ave., Chicago, 1l SALESMAN—Man of education and integrit; gne with knowiedge of brokerage business pre- ferred, but mot essentfal: $30 to for the right party. Teil me all about your- self. Address Box 236-A, Btar office. e have an openlng for % te salesman with machine our own properties as well as others" Mr. Lewls, care of F. M. Johuan Co., K st _nw. SALESMAN—City salesman wi coal: experience mot necessary. ternational Bld‘._ SALES] real e: to sell See 1731 ed; to sell Cali 800 In- BALESMAN household necessity: good Pproposition and comminton. 815 T1ehst, o SALESMAN_-Experiencad. for Bardware stors. State experience. e required. = Ad- dioss Bor S star omter i SALESMAN with truck or willlng buy same, to handle exclusive line of el Snows crackers * and in Washington. Apply Aparcment 504, 1673 Columbis road, today, 7 _to 9:30 p. ntfifln With experience Ta The Tubrica olls and grease business, for Washington an Address Box 17T-A, Star nearbyterritory. zul.zu WANAGER, experienced, |=‘ -mm:-l m.._or after 4 p.m. SALESMBN wanted known Gainaday electric 200 1 0n: now 1 the time to & selling. Gainaday Bectric Com- pany. 2th_st._n.w. SALESMEN—Several oid-timens; v.lu- clienteles. poliah . them onds bldg., 911 aftor 10 a.m. SALEEMENCT came hers to M e ire two sales- 2 and 10 go. s.\umn:'«—mn openings for two men between o'u'.a 15:30, Co., 1719 Conn. ave. N—One of the first leasons you learned in salesmanship w s 't0 Tollow. The lht"of “least ;‘fllfllm TaT016, with ouly few hundeed Sollery ot ing capital. now doing busioess !- wo A stock. big money point = sel it B Every mmupo&" "umlfil_'-‘. jes organization. It $'and 6. Turberville Elec. high caliber, for outside work: earnings P B o s §28 ;flm____'-'i‘“"'-" T, 08 Sk M = h tho-aor edygy= 3 ‘:Erry‘:"tn ur | ger: h.ggmmgqmd. ho'v 4 $100 weekly | gell write or e o ookier. - Natiosal Radl Beool, 1345 Pa, ave. o Phos Main l'suo MEN for work In our stores, from 25 to 45 years of age; give reference of previous em. | b ywmeut w lication: good_opportunities for advancem Ten wh make good. Ad: .. Inc., by mall oaly, .w., Wash., D._G, NOW 18 THE BEST TIME for outdoor work: make from 330 to 370 a week. Ses Mr. Bl between 9 and 10 a.m., Castelberg Nat. J elry Co., 935 Pa. ave. PAINTER—Firstclass _automobile painter: pay. Address box RESSERS—Quick lekl'l women for pressin Echine; steady work. Home Laundry, 1 Queen at. SALESLADIES—Superior Quality Bupply Co. for -mlnak-, local: our Saeatag] e -nlu per day. 214 Jznuer bldg., 7th and D. Aol ‘coal; experience not Decessary. Call 809 Toternational bldg. BALESWOMBN—Must be shove the l'e recommended; pleasant Ea‘i.-y' but long Bours. Apply 1813 Adami STENOGRAPHERS, also dictaphone oper: nced, needed-to supply our - calis; no tg:rnh to llo ‘application. M.‘l e lerv.lu Bureau, Room 1819 F st. nmwwm 316 Machinists Bldg. TAl le-—Oood worker on men's clothing 2010 Eye st. n.w. 25° VACATION position, teacher or coll ency: salary, ] Chance r permancacy. o e leasing _personality: wunu to wo o Pista ana North' C-:;I!n st to meeting_the ‘clues orinn S ota lll' on a eoumulon 403 SicTaciien Bidg. W0 remureefal, refined. o Taterricw. § ibera e on on ‘°“""AJ&,...' Box 8834, Stur omce. ‘whole of DArt time, to represtat in W oriagion e ot ‘the largest life insurance compe > salary or commimion if you caa vacancies. . Address Box $30-0, tu- for travel ia, V! mrn Star ol'm CABHIER, bookkeeper, good typist: M Snd accurate on typewriter "a ree: ave eight years' experience PART-TIMB WORK, by colored gifl. Call or write 1017 8th st. WATTRERY, peat colored girl waats a place. w. 1811 Corcoran st. 28 &t Janction pointe wad terminals. - West 2 COLORED MAN want s posttion to drive S truck. Phone 'N. 2408-3. = FHOUSEMAN, colored; janitor or bus boy. 1619 10th st’ n.w. INSTRUCTOR and athletic directos of elght years' e; JANTTOR, colored: good carpenter, painter; references. 1800 B st. n.w. MAN, colored, to learn auto repair. 162 B st. n. MAN, colored, wishea position = cnflnr‘ city references. Address 71 L st. PAPERHANGING, day, plece or Jun AN orts 85, PRIVATE tutoring by university postgrad- uate student. Address Box - 8tar offce. TUTORING—Young min will give mnmeuan n i elementary o ‘Highet mathemation: ._5595. lul v 250 lomm man desies book, stenogra k clerleal work evenlngs; Stbirieend: Tu e 102-A._Star_office. Ynmm JAPANESE secks family 'm does pllln mnnz. experienced. Naito, fi;: Ei 18, wants employment. zfoi AN, Iswyer, with thorough Income tax knowledge, would like to make good con- nection with legal or sccounting rm. Ad- dress Box 170-A, Star office. 240 WHITB markers and_sorters, siat dept. Aypxyzluuuuz n.w., Elite Laun undry . WOMEN—C se three bright women, tween 25 n;-«u. a selling position, mm bt uZ’.L nw., 10 a. work; with stenography. YoUNG LADY for seneral oice knowledge and Address Bos 185, ‘Btar Softce. and general office ”u’m-t-c rried ot sing single gad OUNG LaDY_ with u'i. -hrv'. experienced in Waists, Hosiery, - | Sweaters and Millinery. Do not = |apply unless you have city ex- perience; permanent - position; good salary to capable person. the | Apply to MAYER BROS. & CO,, 937 and 939 F St. N.W. m& — Thoroughly ¥ YOUNG MAN, 10 ye FCial expe- rlence, desires permanent connection with Tocal firm. where there's opportunity for “advance- Srmts efereace. ~ Address Box ‘241, Star office. i Vet Ao w’}m 69 N st . mlo-w.nodr!~ . L .‘i WANT PLACE to mind & baby. 60% 24 st. s.w. Lottie Jackson. WASHES hn Tome, by woman. $017% fi: man ave. WOMAN ~wantsevemiog @ Svening or oight work; g3od ref. Call or write 600 N st. . WOMAN, reliable, mn_‘pl'm—m}"i_‘ work or 8 hours’ work o cooking and zo Bun- Terkork. "It Toth et now: WORK, moraing or evening. 2217 m place n.w. LADIES—Pleasant_outdoor M and Box atay nights, OUR EXPERT MECHANICS CAX REFALR bonus. 508 7th_st. Room' 217. 4 Star efice MATD for small samily, girl wasts place. 50 AND Amz?‘l?&onl— };‘.'“1—"5 JRo: s LEARN Puflfl mnrfl"‘ BAKER wants & Job in a bakery om MM sland ave. ing and H. T. BISK, 242 1 Dlllfl'flNB n and rolls. Address Box 268-A,. Star office. Wfifm‘ii _w'nltlu—"wi Ta js.e. _Linc. % -rvm 'ROF. jeeper, wan! em| en! N . A . 1156 e et T3t o e | et R reas ex 22 Wiete, "“D o '{“"‘ “coo : ““ - 1O | Teland ave. now: North 28203 0 u“ 922 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Main 56i6. my2s® ARCEL WAVING u by rrencl- vro. | CARBTAKER or house or night watchma g at bome, A. TOTTEN, 404 G BT. N.E 3 Teaor 82 Iith et Call Mata 3570, honest, Teliable, elderly man: best references, :‘,:.,,,‘.“:.“,,’ g N iid Lincoln 7882 - Carpenter, bullder a3 pebbie ,n,?‘i",':.i‘g.‘,' iy N aiploma secured if ‘gradusi willing to go ‘anywhers. Address 310 O st. | SYTILS Pucl w ot g dashing; jobbing: nfl,-;l- given. H12: rosidence, Clove. 1 iced, lor ‘moving ictures; | 0.w., room 3 o ), A ‘Stter: steam and hot “ut FIANIET. e 5P Star P enomce. 1704 151h st . RN FILIN] A 2w Plomber And. gas ftter: hter beatt bing & speclalty: suto service. Teatiay JXboods Tor value received. CLEANING & WASHING. AN, A¥D MD PERSIAN UG CO., AMI Pa. nw. Rugs & carpets cleaned & repaired, r—u-k:&u HAVE YOUR OARPETS AND RUGS CLEAN- ed by ALBERT KAHLER & CO., improved L "ave. sw. es_cheerfuily given. CHAIR CANING. CHAIB CANING, ICH ROCKERS Splinted, Upholstering. All work e-llvl for and deiiversd. MBTRONG, 1228 J0m ot nw Franklin 7488. 3 WORK, Balf time,, by soutbern girl. Call 16 Defeiatnw ‘WANTED—MISCELLANEQUS ‘WANTED—To Iny ruge, refrigerator, fural- ture for bedroom and living room. Descride and give prices. Box 385, Pa. ave. atation. 35° K, double fat-top. Call Colum or Columbia 822. . AN OLDTOWN CANOE; price must be_sea- sonable. Col. 141, 200 Al 10 purchase at once, some ¥ood_used furniture. Catl Frankila 6144, 26% INITURB of all kinds for six-reom house ;’.}’.‘.u.-g! Lincoln 6883. A BTOCKS WA.\'rllbn—mu.l:: ;.luw [ 1, Commonwealt Joss. & % DEIBEL, Boatmen's Bank B Logis, o REWEMBER. WE DO CHAIR CANING AT Columbla Polytechaic Ingtitation for AND WA’ REPAIRING. n'-'m‘rir o8 Hoat. aow Hmw waiches and_clocks repaired by experts. | ORK. ELEGTRIO FANS REPAIRED —CALLED FOR and defivered. - BOWERS CO., 1405 uml Phone m 2051. t. K - | TAP) mlxlv-m u and ‘hot-water heat ing, ho\kr and power plants. For for 25 nn. Fi mbing, Heatiag spd. Tinaing. “‘ . Giombis 1651881, nmnnn. pristing service—Writing. illas and Emmork igh-grade rork. COLUMBIAN PRINTING ©0., INC.. 8§15 14th st. n.w. . 4250. REUPHOLSTERING-& n.lr COVERS. TIME TO HAVE YOUR WIx shades, sl ren MeDEVITT. and T055" oth st ESTRIBS, velours, cretonnes, a }and trimmings, iolesale end retal Bolstery Bupply Store. €28 7th s TURNIFORS xxmomlllu “SLIp cov. ers er, $1 each for labor only. low done. Main 34 i 0 Tin the Better way o / covers *“in i 3. HOLOBER, 616 E st. nw._Main 3769, RUSSELL 0. WOOD, ELEGTEIOAL CON. . Tractar, 3770 M W ww. West 1221, 2 ven' ‘Suiatied houses. SPECIALISTS IN FINISHEL HOUSE wr‘ny 7, | OLD AND NEW nmm: wmwo OUR BPE- estimates given. ACME CO.," 1165 Neal ct. -e. Line. 5o31. L. ZOX, successor to B. Welsen! d!’i .. will Lpay eatisfactory prices for nfln.n. Frank i of furniture. By INTELLIGENT n.wn.mn BERVICE—in xtures and lfiunm. rnAlx'("x!. N ELEETRIC SHOP, RINGS (AND PINIONS, s un:x“' AV N PaviE, 458 h Franklin 2525. l.l LE REPAIRING. ALL luln OF AUTOMOBILES REPAIRED out Nouses & speciad ERS: Frankiin €183, . ave. B.w. my} Ty p— furniture 'l-ud n--" T | rras: ol e yhea furs are re- o N.W. FRANK. furniture and MM -IIGOM” call €00 LOUIBIANA n'l. NW. FBANKLIN 3 mi EE‘ ‘school miuu' Ivn Toa ™ iling to start at 1 -:y'fn- whers. there 108 dvaneomen. " Address Box 24'A, Btar o, with city reference some experience as salesman would like po'|- tion as mssistant or collector in real estaf e M Adiress Box 4S-Ar Blar offce. - 0" OTNG §WIBH desires posltlon s batler oF o private family. “Address' Box 28 2814, Btar office. CERTIFIED public accountant and income tax spec:ahst desires a good cofinection im city. Ad- dress Box 239-A, Star office. * in china and SA Lfismmxperienced Employment lassware. 1 Sfiice, 8th floor, ppé st., Woodward & Lothr LADIES—This is the best time for out-of-door work; our ladies lare making from $30 to $70 a 10 a.m.; Castelberg Nat. Jewelry BUSINESS PO{SITIIONS— lttractwe o] mgs for al types .‘ ‘n rn mflfl lm 'Alll!.&!fix nrwmn nfll‘fll. MALE AND Apply exam.. f6r those who enter this week, = ' Civil lfl'fll‘t Trepatatory WM cornaz, 13th &nd ¥ 3. th et. n.w. week. See Mr. Blum, bet. 9 &|5em e 3 - offics or_cierical work DA, Rngs. " Address Box 23T A, e > it —— Liscoln-1392-J. . A) pets, et , Phone . 1282 'or wagea 'or have b n'!.ns-mum-.-. IAI:'..WN, ll“ B BT. wa F) : B Siored Tres of charge watll wanted . T HATS CLEANED ‘N'll REBLOCKED. PANAMAS CLEANED, BLOOKED, BLEACH' Omfil IITI’I.Dm. i THE P. A ROBERTS CONBT. 00.. INC.. '«m Deal Furaiture Co., 801 Muiser bidg. Main S776. - Seliaers 6 i e | 0 T Rem. the name. ;-lr!‘l':e W:morpnnb.ltdl.lfl $10 dows, 810 month. Ouash or terms. ot mw.; Enc; Brita of conthruction. 21 onn—u-am-ot °{el«r-lh '--u.m._‘_» Main 239. Resm 01, Shop. $I8.6 st L. Fn S0 DUPLICATE XETE, NTS. Mada whils 760 walt. TURNAE & CLADK, 1288 Now ork ave. v, Besemest. US WANTED—] OLD GOLD, SILVER, ETC., Continued I T CASH PRICE Puid for Sewslry. ol gol, silver, diamonts, Iflmllnlm“flmmfwll'- 1 teeth 3 aa--n- 'I.Ill:c\llsmlnor pleces. ’D./ALPHE‘R, 907 G st. \ Shons, Noctts ad1s. %’fl'-n.:m‘m-.-. R RS aeT !nlnnr.m == ANTED_RESIDENTIAL -~ SHAMEOO] talking mackises, antiqus furaiters, oid aiiver, | SSeial Macsage; curiing and dresaing bob har. S S ] P A = GIVE BX- Ex‘zn'fi--aun_-—-.. Ade- SEWING MACHINE m.umw. ALL mxm RENTED: REPAI HEM- u‘ 55 Parare e SCREEN! wlrsnow AKX DOOR. SUBSTANTIAL WINDOW & DOOR SCREENS made to order; reasmuable prioes KLEE- BLATT, 1ith and H SIGNS. BOMETHING NEW, FANCY PLATE-GLASS signs and name plates for all pu 'rl:o;n guar- l'!d for ten 3 €l“ ith l.ln e P NN b0 N s o Tii!'!c AND ifi"flvr m mz.m' R. I. AVE. N.B. m‘__um: ttsville 127-W. Shop , guttering, spout- furnace repai: TRUNK REPAIRING, MINTZ REPAIES TRUNKS, LEATHER ete. Call BiSts, 058 % ot Main 3688, iy - M A ts Star office. 'Frank. 1816 Dorering aad y brells carriages CPHOLSTERY AND NOVELIY SCPYLY STORE, €35 Tth st.onw. § WINDOW SHADKES. SHADES—Geod qunity opagos sagdes, the best quaiity of m '.IMMH‘“T“: ll"lellll. e PERSONAL Continued i o -mm-mnt, .ho-' thc.”lgl od r\u'sn umoutn! CO., 911 7th st. m.w. | w0} Duy. RKIN, 75" Open Crentags: of S-e. | Large stock. Odenwald. 1200 H 3. $1.600—Rooming house. $2.000—Rooming house 00—Rooming house; 12 Grocery: good’ corner; ferms: ‘make offer. $1,000—Near-beer and lvnch; rent, $1.800—Near-beer and lunch: rent. .7 will escrifice; $75. $1.600—Lunchroom: big_business: rent. R. M. CURTIS, MAI 8043. 508 BARRISTER BLDG.. 635 F ST. N.W. INVESTIGATE THIS. You can fnvest $10 to $1,000 in our Finan- cial Participating Syndicate. which earaed and Paid 1o members for wonth of April 1735 Per Cent May profits will be distributed June 1. Your investment may be withdrawn on 30 days’ written potice. Descriptive booklet maiied on mavest. Open Tuesdss. Thursday and Fri- day evenings. 7 CAHILI & tO\IPA'\\ Phove Main 1510 F et nw. 30 For Rent Flpm June Ist. The Cabin John Bridge Hotel. Furnished and equipped for business. The most beautiful place around Washington, Buit- able for high-class _entertalnment, dinuer parties and dancing. Big opportunitics for the right party. Apply o Owner of hotel or phone Bethesda 47-M ¢ P. F. CARLEY, 617 E. st. n.w. Ph. Frank.6153. $3,500—Bakers and delicatessen, uptown. pear == Washingon Ci 1 niture real bu must sel e lel\'(n‘ town; rental, with iease, CARLEY. CLEANISG and dyeing store; .{good opportunity for tailor. :{Owner has other business. 710 9|h st. n.w. Za WM. E. CARNEY & CO. B F_R. I e S WE CAN SELL ye lfl?ll\m IDOII\G : rent, $120. 3 restxurant; rent, IIA): good -busi- 35000 Meat ana ry: chesp remt $3.500_Restauranirent. $90: busy place $900—Book - store, fectionery and cigars. $2,200—Ladies’ cortts and updermear: Jarge , $75: rant and bakers: rent, 365, , Wviug rooms: rent, $85. bargeins our list. 2. CARNEY & CO. * Marshall Business Brokers. 2o of the Best on Pu. ave.: 3 weod lease; inspect and you Price. 310,000 Lunchroom o0 Otb st Cafete: Restaurant in large $75° opportunity for 1 Cigars, the iargest h:f- h opportunity i luy Pn« S ccesatul business: ne competit ¢ otfce in boliing; rest. $125: Sorenr lease. " Price. $15, Bus route, exclusive machines, seating 23 passengers. $1.200. Homemade candy shop. located down splendid_proposition; rent, $125; S-year o, Price, $2 Let Us Sell Your Business. Marshall Business Brokers, N. Y. AVE. Dews apd mazasise stand fo ese the city; Maryland charter: 2 Price, UMBRELLA REPAIRING GRISWOLD, 411 11th ST. N.W.. OP.| YACHT, 63 fr., 10% beam. h.p. Palmer en- EW. T Complete for summer, gine. toflet, cruising. Kopiy ‘Capliol Tacht Club, foot of Titn aud Water pts. s.w. for yourselt. 20" €ANO Tally first-cl ;A Duste, Apt. 4T, The ) 200 WANTED_SMALL HOUSEBOAT AT REA- sonable price. Address Box m,.su;'or- SBice. STOP ROWING—Get a motar T your boat. AN ADVANTAGE. Bay your cSooe where see it in the ‘water, the safe way to Merris model canoes at B0 Cotomiia-road £ BODY MASSAGE. - FRENCH-AMERICAN MASSA( PHONE FRANKLIN 8833. BUSINESS ANNOUN Renovated at most udu-u- "y ot el - 'FAOLE BEDDING CO., 5210. 1123 7th st. n.w. S eudl::: business, cloariag “$300 modtily. Owner otber interests. Address Box 203-A, Star DIAMOND BARGAINS.