Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1922, Page 26

Jiline Landoursh, The l.;nsburgh | Decorating Company | 1756 M Street Next to Connecticut Ave. Announces for the Balance of June Sale of 1,000 Pieces Cretonnes, %, Price. Sale of Lace Curtains a Y2 Price. : Sale of Tapestries & Velours at Yz Price. And why in it done? HBecause hin mection for business pur- poses during the hot months is exceptionally bad. FOR THE MAN WITH A DOGGED BEARD- THE Say Ben-Gay at any dmg store and you will get a tube of the original French Baume Bengué (Analgé- sique)—then apply the Baume ina combination of rubbing and gentle kneading of the aching muscles for the quick relief of the pain. Keep a tube handy for Sciatica. THOS. LEEMING & CO.. NEW YORK Beauty Thru Right Food ‘White corpuscles in your blood are the “policemen of the body.” When the action of the white blood corpuscles is impaired, pim- . ples, skin eruptions and other dis- figurations appear. In experiments financed by the British Government, it was shown that without vitamins the white blood corpyscles decreased from 4000 to 1200, and with the ample feeding of Vegex, the nrumber of white blood corpuscles was in- creased to 19,000. Science has shown that the canned and processed foods most of us eat cannot build white corpuscles. These foods lack the energizing vitamins. To enrich the blood stream and multiply white corpuscles, eat Vegex, the richest of all foods in vitamin B. It is delicious, savory, appetizing. ‘Twelve pounds of richest yeast are concentrated to make one pound of Vegex. ‘Tryit—at ourrisk. If after using it for one week you are not entirely satisfied with the results,return the partly empty jar and your dealer will return your money in full. Call on your dealer today- and ask for Vegex. If he has not yet received hisstock,send ushis name and we will send you a generous sample free and prepaid. VITAMIN FOOD CO. Gotbam National Bank Bldg. New York City | Hair is Turping Gray, use Sage Iea OU can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and 5 Iyuos‘:_litlms alng;tt‘ovtir ni| thif 3 ta e o yeth's | Sage 8:ml Sulphur Com- und” at any drug store. illions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im- proved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold an- ;nuzfly, says a well-known druggist here, because it dark- ens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one caa tell it ' has been applied. 5 ‘Those whose hair is turning fgray or becoming faded have v @ surprise awaiting them, be- - cause after one or two a;;:h- " cations the fawir vanishes and your Jocks become luxuri~ antly dark and beautiful. This is the age of youth. Gray-haired, unattractive folks aren’t v:bm‘e’vd y:tlit:nng. so .u; busy wi ’s Sage an Sulphur Compound to-night you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and DT tewdan. " L few-days. MOVIES T0 REVEAL GETTYSBURG FIGHT Marines to Re-Enact Pick- ett’s Charge Before Pres- ident Harding. Special Dispatch to The Star. CAMP HARDING, GETTYSBURG, Pa., June 23.—While the opposing forces of marines are bombarding each other, emulating the famous Pickett's charge at the battle of Gettysburg, there will be a whole battalion of moving picture camera- men “shooting” the marines. / Applications for permission to take the pictures have been recived by Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler, com- manding the expeditionary force, from practically every moving picture cor- poration in the country, and many of them have heen forwarded by Will Hays, former Postmaster General, and now head of the moving picture in- dustry. Gen. Butler, realizing the importance of preserving a picture record showing how the Union and Confederate forces handled them- selves, and then another showing how the marines of today would op-rate, is giving every possible aid to the picture men. Permission has been granted to one company alone to send twenty cameramen. Camp Harding is well established now. with running hot and cold water in the camps, and electric light, as well as complete sewerage facilities set up by the mobile plumbing de- partment which accompanies the ex- peditionary force. The electric cur- rent is being furnished by the big generators on the field trucks, which ordinarily are used for furnishing current for lighting the gigantic searchlights used in the feld opera- tions. The members of the organization are in excellent physical condition, and they started out today to rehearse the operations of the various forces which participated in the battle of Gettysburg. They will rehearse these batties tomorrow. Friday and Satur- day. and on Sunday they will put on a realistie display for the benefit of President Harding and numerous government officials and members of Congress. While the general public will be allowed to witness these big operations, a special re-enactment of the battles will be given on Monday for general view. MT. RAINIER TOWN HALL DEBT MAY BE REMOVED Community Brotherhood Offers to Assume Obligation Under Conditions. Special Dispatch to The Star. MOUNT RAINIER, Md., June 28.— The proposal of the Community Brotherhood of Mount Rainier to as- sume the responsibility of paying oft the indebtedness on the town hail discussed at a meeting Monday night of the mayor and council; the trustees for the town hall and the executive committee of the Commu- nity Brotherhood of Mount Rainier. The brotherhood, it understood, will assume the indebtedness of the hall, provided assurances are given by the mayor and council that no more carnivals having as features any form of gambling, raffles or chance devices will be allowed and that the present open air dance pavilion be removed. The matter was presented by J. W. Adams, B. M. Dalby, W. L. Steere and other members of the brotherhood and argued from the viewpoint ot moral and civic welfare of the town. Tt was pointed out that the present dance floor is proving to be an un- desirable advertiscment for the town as a residential suburb. It was re quested that the question of an ord nance prohibiting carnivals with_the objectionable features mention enacted as a satisfactory assurance from the viewpoint of the broteer hood. This proposition was not given | direct consideration by the council. from the viewpoint of the brother- erhood that was agreed to was that no change in trusteeship whatever would be necessary. fMhe remainder of the argument hinged largely on the question as to whether paddle wheels, and chance devices connected with carnivals are gambling. The chairman of the board ! of trustees argued that while crap shooting is gambling, such carnival |devices are not. iNEGno IS REINDICTED ON CHARGE OF MURDER Edward Pinkney’s Former Case Contained Error—Other Grand Jury Findings. Edward Pinkney, colored. was to- day reindicted by the grand jury on a charge of murder in the second degree. The discovery by Justice Sid- dons of a clerical error in a former indictment in which the crime was charged as committed August 23, 1922, when it should have been April, 1922, madg necessary the new indict- ment. Pinkney is alleged to have shot to death James Kelly also colored. The grand jurors ignored a charge of felonious assault against Bennie B. Vaden and_of housebreaking against ‘Ned T. Donaldson and Rob- ert Jones. Others indicted and the charges against them are: May Ida Knight and Frank B. Shaw, grand larceny; Joseph C. Whitboy, assault with dan- gerous weapon; Jullus W. Dorsey, ‘Walter Roberson and_Albert Gottlieb, non-support; Major Rankins, house breaking and larceny; Mary Ball, ant| narcotic law; Julian C. Preston, lar- ceny after trust. —_— FORMER HOURS FAVORED. Interior Employes Vote Over- whelmingly Against New Time. Opposition to the present working hours In the Department of the In- terior—8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m—is seen in the result of a vote taken among the employes of nine bureaus and the Secretary’s office, made public through the latter office today. Of the total number of votes cast, 3,321, those in favor of the 8 to 3:30 hours polled 1,282 votes, while the ad- vocates of the old system of 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m—went on record to the number of 2,039, LOSES $507 IN HOTEL. Roy Phillips, who was a resident of Nashville, Tenn., when he enlisted in the Navy, yesterday obtained his dis- charge and planned to visit relatives at home. His return was delayed, however, for the reason that all the money he possessed—$507.50—disap- peared from his room at the hotel, 640 Pennsylvania avenue, last night. On his way to the Pennsylvania avenue hotel last night, he told the police, he met a former comrade, who had been wounded, and willingly shared his room with him. This morn- ing, he stated, his comrade disap- peared before he awakened. KNICKERBOCKER CASES UP Justice Siddons in Criminal Divis- fon 2 will devote the entire session of -his court tomorrow to the argu- ments of counsel on the demurrers filed by the five men accused of man- slaughter in'connection with the col- lapse of the roof of the Knicker- Do tea States’ Attornsy, Goron n o8 rney on _and it United BStates Attorney O’Leary will detend the indictm while nearly a dufl»lnvnflamel:ti for the defendanta. ® { roliment. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ADAMSON’S ADVENTURES—Efficiency. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. d T PF "Clemencs: 15th and M., . Clemence. 14th and Clifton H, Cvlodny & Co. 11th and Harvard The Harvard Phar- macy. gldth st and Columbla road, Evans’ Drug ore. 8401 14th st., Bronaugh's Pharmacy. Holmead and Otis place, Holmead Pharmacy. 14th st. and Colorado ave., Pimey Branch Pharmacy. 17th ai.'and Park road, Tipton & Myers. John M. Thi ave., Morgan Bros. 2 Goldenberg's (time clerk’s Wmsociated Drug Stores. 3 French Simpson. 9th and U ats., Mc 4th and Elm sts., Douglas’ Pharmacy. 501 ave., Rodis Pharmi a. ave. and Rock Creek Church rd., Rock 7th st. and R. 5 Dupont Circle, Dupont Ph \I8th st. and Fiorida ave., Pearson's Phar- Sylvern Laup- . and R. L ave., Parker's 21at and G st rmacy. st. and Pa. ave., 's Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. Chevy Chase Pharmacy. 5428 Conn. iin Macomb st., Cleveland Wisconsin ave.’ and Park Pharmacy 28th and P ats., Pride’s Pharmacy. 3204 M at., O'Donnell's Pharmacy. and M ats., Weller & Moskey's Phar- sconsin ave, and O st., Donshue's Phar- NORTHEAST. Chesnes & Joachim. . and Md. ave, McChesney & Joachim. te., Frederick L. Yendell. . Garren's Music Btore. st., Sear's orth Capitol and Eve sts., and 8th ‘Capitol Capitol Pharmacy. 13th and East Pharmacy. 20th Woodridg 3600 Brookland. Lincoln - Park and R. L ave.. Paul Pharmacy— ne, Mayo's Pharmacy— SOUTHEAST. 24 at. and Pa, ave.. H. E_Sprucebank. 8th dnd Eye sts., Weller & Moskes's Phar- macy. 11th and Pa. ave., Fealey's Pharmacs. 14th and Pa. ave), Smyser's Pharmacy. 1007 Nichols ave., Weiss & Healy—Anacos- tin. SOUTHWEST. 7th and D sta., Lants Bros. 413 and L sts., Columbia Pharmacy. RATE—3 CENTS A WORD. in Washington and Suburbs for— Helps and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous. Poultrs. nd Live Automoabiles for Sale Rooms for Rent and Business Opportunities, etc. RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON. 4 cents a word REAL ESTATE ADS. 6 words to the line, 3 line minimum, at lioe rate. as follows: s, 17c per line. s, 16c per lin per line. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. All_advertisements for The Evening Star must be at The Star office or one of The Star branch offices by 11 p.m. the DAY BEFORB ISSUE, with the following exceptions: Lost and Found. Death Notices. Wanted Help. Wanted Situations. Wanted Rooms. Advertisements under_the above classifica- tion will be accepted at The Star office, 11th st. and Pa, ave.. until a.m. day of issue. or at any of The Star branch offices until 8:30 a.m. !day of issue. All advertisements for The Sun- day Star must be received at The Star office by 6 p.m. Baturday, or at any of The Star branch ofices by § pim. Batuglay. | CASH WITH ORDER is required for all ad- rtisements from transient advertisers. WANTED—HELP. MALE. 1 ‘WANTED—HELP MALE—Continued. D. C, WEDNE WANTED—HELP. MALE—Continued. By O. JACOBSSON. WANTED—HELP. FEMALE—Continued. SALARY, Twelve Hundred Dollars ($1.200) WANTED-—One of the largest companies most _progressive lfe insu Washiogton wishes ary of $100 per month. or more or on a commission and renewal coniract; pre- fer men who have not been in the life insur- ance business, but must have ambition and en- ergy. W tiain our salesmen in the art of selling life {nsurance, and for that reason pay 2 guaranteed salary. This is an opportunit least $2,500 the first year. Ref- erences and experience sent to us will be treated in confidence. The average income of esent salesmen for the firat vear is $2,500. ecl satiafied any good salesmen should do as well under our special training. Ad- Siving " telephone number, Box 163.F, oftice. fih nking institution (no d 0 employ five good sale ock_or 3 good opening for high-grade salesman In its new business department—de- veloping saving: Ree Mr. Ellis. di- rector new accounts, . n.w., Hoom 402, before 9 a.m. or between 4 and 5 . SALESMAN with magasiie or newspaper ex. perience nted by large New York publish- Ing house; new office and new_ combinations six orders per day will net $54 per week. Apply Mr. Wheeler, room 208 Bond bldg. 30° SALESMEN. experience mot necessary; con nce and abllity required; $10 to $20 per day. 4 Jenifer bldg., 7th and D. 28 SALESMEN—Opening _for limited number; most_attractive proposition; only those fur: nishing Al references need ?ply Bradley Hills_Realty Corp., 220 Colorado_bld; SALESMEN—Ag unusual nppuruu:ll{ for real ambitious men. High-class, .r”. ity propo- | | CHAUFFEUR-GROOM, com- petent, experienced, willing, obliging ; one car and one saddle horse to care for; excellent ref- erences essential. Address Clif- ford Morrison, 131 Senate Office Bldg., immediately MEN WANTED. 1f you are desirous of connecting with a large organization, where the efforts of a hard- working, ambitious man are appreciated, and if you Are a Catholic, call for full particulars, 810 am.. 4-6 p.m.. 331 Bond bldg. _ 30° SALESMAN, experienced; clothing, with window trimming experience; very attractive sal- ary. Address Box 134-P, Star office. PR ESSE R—Experienced in using Hoffman pressing ma- chine; reference required ; steady position’ to right person. D. J. Kaufman, Inc., 1007 Penn. ave. n.w. See Mr. Cross between 8 and 11 o'clock a.m. WOMAN, settled, of refinement and moderate education to assist dietitian in local hospital; one who has had experience in culinary and handling kitchen help; $50 per month and main- tenance. Address Box I58-P, Star ofiice. COLLAR WOMAN, thorough- ly experienced; good salary to right party. Palace Laundry, 729 9th st. n.w. GOOD SALARY PAID WHILE LEARNING TELEPHONE OPERATING. STEADY WORK RAPID ADVANCEMENT. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 12th ST. N.W., THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. sition. Call 7:30 to O to 5:30 p.m. 719 9th st n.w. BALESMEN—Salary §3 per week or more. One'of the largest companies and most progres a to make at ar, 28 @ few are doing. undet our special training for beginners: references required; telephone mumber if possible. Ad- dress Box 319-C. Star office. BONRON DIPPERS, _expert. Fr andy Co.. 517 13 BOOKKBEPER, double entry, and general office assistant. Apply 513 F st. n.w. bet. 9 and 11 R S BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER: experienc- ed; all lines fire insuruuce. Address Box 95-P, Ktar_office. 200 SALESME: —Phone Satn 5357 SALESMEN wanted having house. periemce, on article of preven merit; seller. Address Box , Star office. SALESMEN with cars; liberal sal mission. _Address Box 124-P, Star office. NEVER moll ORIGINAL recommendations _(n_applying for_employmen: OPLYS. motor: only firat-cl McReynoldx & Son, 1423 L st. AUTO MECHANICS, trained, earn §35 to $100 a_week; learn auto mechapnics in our mew 000" auto scliool right in the center of ou complete thie course tn from & to 8 wee learn by doing: inatructors all practical me. | chanies and engineers: modern equipment of motars and motor parts: free employment serv- ice to students: terms for prompt e; Write or for free illus- trated catalog. American Motor Schools, Dept. 164 16sh and U ets.. ngton. D. C. | Washington, the nation’s busy Capital. i SALESMEN—For branch manager: the oppor- tunity of a lifetime in rapidly growing n tional organization. Call before 9:30, after 5. 1211 New York ave. . SALESMEN—VWrite for Tiat of Tines and fall articula arn $2,500 to $10,000 yearly: ig demsad for men, inexperienced or ‘expei enced, city or traveling. Natl. Salesmen’ Tr. Assn., Dept. 359, Chicago. SPECIAL SUMMEKR HATES for an evening shop and driving course for owners, salesmen, mecbunics and chauffeurs. Halt schlorship for ex-service men. For information write Dent. B, Y. M. C. A. Automobile Bchool, 1738 G Main_8250. ROOKKEEPER, _experienced: must be "well recommended. ' Evans & White, 11th street rf, southwest. 290 AUTO SALESMAN with experience fo sell Chevrolet cars: those willing to work only. Nasi-Rucker Motor Co., 3100 lith st. nw FOOKKEEPER and credit man with corpora- tion experience and Wasl.ington reference: op- { portunity for advancement: state experience necessars for beginning. Address 0Y. age 12 to 17, who wishes to pay his way { through achool and_college while hoiding good i position. _ Address Box 180-M, Star office. _* _ ROY or young man to_learn patent drafting. Apnix C. A. Snow Co.. 710 Ath e CIGAR SALESMAN, thoronghly acquainted in‘uh the trade: none without experlence need appiy: state experience and salary expected. | Address Box 6-P. Star ofice. 290 grocery and meat; Brinkley's, 108 M st. s.e. Teference! PRy EARN $110 to $250 monthly, expenses paid, railway traffic inspector; position guaran- feed after 3 months' spare-time study or money refunded; excellent o] tuniti write for free booklet N-66. Stand. Businest Training_Inst., Buffalo. N. Y. myst be trustworthy. Star_office. -0 GENERAL FARM HAND. white, single, yes round. Apply Capt. Peck, No. 2 police tion. FD_ASMBITIOUS MEN—Nation- demand for men; all departments. Clubs, spartment’ houses; uncrowded eld; 'fine living, quick advancement; our methods indorsed—our students employed by leading bofels everywhers. ~Open 'evenlags. all for particulsrs. Lewis Hotel Training School. 1324 New York aye. INSURANCE MEN—Experienced, _ene muet furnish A-1 references and give MACHINIST, age 33, 18 years' experience, repalr and _manufacturing _shops. tomobile experience, desires pasition B slight With fature: part-time work considered. dress Box 162-P, Star office. MAN, 25 to 40, preferably emploved, With 00d ‘reference and thrifty habits, that’ would evote spare time to teaching others the advantage of building up & cash estate by systematic saving with a pationally known banking institution. Over 4,000 local people have readily adopted our pi No_profes- sional solicitors or job hunters. Interviews Confidential. _Call § to 10 a.m. o 4 to 5 p.m tory bidg.. 605 14th st. o, TACATION in fie mountains or on the ses- shore; teacher or college student: salary $156 for 52 days of work. Addre: Box 133D, Btar office. WAITER, rellable; morning and evening; boarding house. 1628 Q_st. ¢ WANTED—At once, two experienced milkers Appiy C. I Javins & Son, Center market. YOUNG MAN, colored, to hielp In auto repair Rear 08 M st. s.w. . MAN for atock clerk in manufacturing lishment; must be willing and energetic. Rtate age, experience and salary expected. Address_t YOUNG MAN. auto_shop. _ Rear § . 8 i NG MAN with experience in the mhoe 1000 7th st. n.w. * rt low with experience, 2§% Star office. | CHOCOLATE dippers, expert, colored. Ben). Franklin Candy Co.. 517 13th st. n.w. * TRLS (10) to work in_paper fa Apply Washington Paper Stock C Rosslyn, Va. COUNTER GIRLS, white, for candy store. Benj. Franklin Candy Co.. 517 13th st. n.w. * SALESWOMEN — For ladies’ wearing apparel; must be ex- perienced; permanent position. Apply Rosenberg’s Department Store, 1014 7th st. n.w. "28*% OPERATORS, experienced on power machines, to make awn- ings. * Apply after 4:30 only. Capital Awning Co., 1503 North Capitol st = DRESSMAKER; work home or go out. 813 h_st. n.w. 30 GIRL to assist at college in exchange for bus- iness course during di experience unneces- Call before 10 a.m. Mr. Hales, Steward School, 1202 F n.w. | IRL wanted to work in real estate office must understand typing. Apply 921 15th n.w ‘room_202. GIRLS—Learn 1o operate all new standard typewriters: practice $2 per month. Harper's Stenographic School, 1727 F X HELPER for mother, white. age 1013: good { home, _education and_ clothes. West 2461-5. * | HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS Wi tion-wide demand for women: depart- ments, botels, clubs, spartment houses; un- crowded fleld; fine living, quick advancement: our methods indorsed—our students employed g{ulel‘dh!‘ Bo&tlll:rv'eml:t't‘n.. Open eienlu:' for rticul 3 Hotel Traial 8chool. 1854 New' York ave, n.w. ~ LADY, 25 to 40, preferably employed, with good reference and thrifty habits, that would like to devote spare time to teaching others the advantage of building up cash estate by ving with a nationally known banking institution.Over 4,000 local people have readily adopted our plan. No professionsl so- licitors or job hunters. Interviews confiden- tial. Call 9 to 10 a.m. or 4 to 5 p.m., suite 505-8_Westory bldg. MARCEL WAVE! in this art need apply. Georges & Emile. 920 th n.w. Do not_phone, call in person only, 28° Apply 6068 29¢ w., room 301. YOUNG LADIES. Not over 30 years of age. good appearance and character. honest and industrious; ex- rience in selling preferred, but 1. Becker's Leather Goods Co., 1824 F st MALE FEMALE. SSORTERS and_checkers, twe male. white. Apply o Capt. r Inundry. Fort Mrer. V NSCIENTIOUS white man and wife wanted on thoroughly modern farm 13 miles from Washington. = Man 1o care for 18 cows (milk: er used) and farm work: wife must be good cook and housekeeper for refined couple: Protestants only considered: references. Ad- dres Box_120-P. Star_office. 200 MARKER and smorier, experienced; also & mangle han ers. | Apply Pala Lanndry, 728 9th st. m.w. R o MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate business; recelve pay while learning; need mot interfere with present employment: some mak- Iag 3100 3 weck.” Freo elass lectures every iursday, 4 p.m. am F. Matteson, &11 Bond bldg. - or_fe. m Eble, quarter- HELP AND SITUATIONS EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. HELP—MALE. WANTED—SITUATIONS DOMESTIC—COLORED—Continued. YOUNG man, drive Ford, seil groc., est. route. | GENERAL HOUNEWORK, by colored girl. PASTRY cook, lst cl., hotel, good sal., meals. STENOG., law office, fair sal. STENOG.. age 22 i0 25, real estate exp. National Personnel Service Burear, 306 Bond bldg., idth & N. Y. Ave. M. 5821644 50% HELP—FEMALD. COUNTER clerk, small cafe, 11 to 1 p.m., sal. and meais. OFFICE clerk, you laundry experience. first class, $100 month. r. e. office, fair sal., advancement. tiona) Personnel Service Bureau. 305 Bond bld, 14th & N. Y. ave. M. Mivé‘ufi:.’l. SITUATION—MALE AND FEMALE. WB FURNISH nelp for all branches of domestic service. Buper Service Bureau. North 6009. HELP—FEMALE DOMESTIC. COOK for Massachusetts, neveral cooks for Washington, charwomen, lsundresses. Fuller's Exchange, 1221 25th st. 300 COLORED parior maid, cook, $50. Ladies Exchange, S Vermont. ave. WANTED—SITUATIONS MALE. v L recommendations _aoplying_for employment. Use COPIES ACCOUNTANT, experienced tax auditor, all or_part time: ‘terms reasonable. Address Box 102-P, of 29+ ACCOUNTANT—Books opened. closed: monthly audit service; arrangement with firms withi- out bookkeeper. Address Box 17-P, Star AUTO MACHINIRT wants work in garage at your own garage. Call 5: 2 estate busivess; ty will furnish best «f references: can start at once. Addresy Box 28.P, Star office. 23¢ BOOKKEEPER-accounting knowl evening work, to keep set of books, - stall bookkeeping system and attend to finan- cial reperts. Address Box 221-M, Star 3 BOOKKEEP! by the weel experienced dress_Box 34-P, Star offi CARPENTERS, three No. trim out by contract: Al re guaranteed satisfactory. Address 18 rama_road_n.w. 5 CARPENTERING or repairing by bandy _with tools: prices reasonabl dress Box 147-P, Btar office. CHATFFECR ences._Call at 711 15th part_time. Your convenience; countant; accurate work advancement. | g 1718 Florida ave. n.w. ERAL HOUSEWORK or waitress. zz!n( K GENERAL HOUSEWORK or waitress: cooking; good refercn.e. Address Almira Russell, R. D, Box 157, Vienna. Va. £ GENERAL HOUSEWORKBIL, by neat colored girl fn. 1458 T t. n.w. RAL HOUSEWORK, colored girl wants 515 N st n.w. ns C. D GIRL, colored, wishes job as waliress or chambermaid. ‘Call 1616° Eye st. n.w. or plone F. 7040, 280 HALF DAY'S WORK, by a colored wom worning. lau take home ork. Thone Col. 6360-W AOUSEWORK—Rtesdy Soung woman ored). Phone Lin. 1338, relfable_colored woman mer. 1910 Lee's court and 20th, L and M MAID and nurse girl wants place in city or g0 away for sum n.w., between WORK by week by colored 14T 1st nw. = WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS T U RET. Highest cash prices paid for household furniture. all Frankiin i PRESS, bed must be must be chesp and in 1341, 28° s Frl. also linotspe: Telephone_Adaz St prices Yor men's Call Dave, Main CHAUFFEUR, white, 5 years' experience. hext references, desires position with private party. Address_Box 196-P. office. __* COLORED MAN desires work, part or_ full time; references. _North 6009. 280 COLLEGE STUDENT wishes ition as chauf- feur; experlenced. West 2747-J. . EVEN S—Young man, place with real es. tate firm; active: preferably with sales force. Al Btar_office. ad FILIPINO COOK—Experienced, wishes posi- tion with any private family, including valet and butler; clty references; willing to go_out of town. 1104 20th s L | pald for furniture snd Call’ Franklin 75833 and obtain best resul ny quantity: also miscel- Pearlman's Book Shop, 833 G sl BB S v HIGNEST CASH PRICES paid for Kinds of furnitare. Buying out office furniture a specialty. Frank. 6183. 630 Mass. ave. n.w.® W. KIRSTEIN, 820 8th st n.w.—All kinds of furniture wanted. Phone Franklin 8080. WANTED —l;hr_rn.;l ¥ ‘cme u_‘,' PIANOS, OCAR- ete. ope M. for wi or ba :. 1. 'WESCHLER," 920 Pa. . B .Vl Taneous books. T GARDENER, Japanese, experienced: desires to work private._ 1751 N st. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS (two) want work for vacation perlod: are hustlers and can start im- mediately. Address Box 161 HIGH SCHOOL BOY, white, ‘wants work. 1602 15th st. n.w. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE desires perm nent position: can give best of refere call 8883 HIGH S knowledge of typewriting. bia_7038-W. = NIGAT WORK, switchbo or or valet by energetic Howard student. e fe_desires clerical posi- Call Colum- PATSTER—Steady man. of _tools._C. 724 10th PORTER, colored. Phoe Alexandria 473 REAL ESTATE MAN_Listen. are vou in beed of a man who can sell real estate, one who Lia# recent experience in nearby city. who is rot out of job, but on account of moving 10 Washington is now open for engagement® An lnterriew can be had by addressing Hox RECEIVT: shipping. _credit investigator, cinim and complaint dept. head open for po- go0d detail man, Star office ‘married, desires connection with Wholesale house, preferably grocers or tobacc TN IMMWEDIATE NEED of furmiture .or aa §- room house; will buy whole or odd pieces. Call Franklin 8785, WILL pay higlest prices for iadies’ and men's worn clothes. Write or phove D, Stein, 1308 Tth st. n.w.: phone North 499. WE BUY household furniture and office fiz- tures. Money advanced on storage. SACHS FURNITURE CO.,, Cor. 6th and D sts. n.w. Main €808, Send tor Louis Notes, 814 E St. N\W. If_you have any furniture or other goods to sell. and you will obtain best results. Phone Fraoklin 3015, WANTED—Feutner Deds and furniture. Bset prices puid, Square Desi Furslture Co., 501 Eye n.w. Phone Ma e WE'LL GIVE you cash for your piancs and talking machines, antigue furniture, oid sliver, dewelry. old china, rugs, A_F. ARNOLD, 1328 G st. Main 8i78. 1¥ YOU WANT to obtain best results for your furniture and other miscellaceous, call FURNITURE of all K wanted immediately Kindly 1l Adams . GOLD, SILVET DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER COINS, PLATI. mum bought. ABE ABRAHAMS, 433 9th n.w. whole or odd pleces. jobbers. _Address Box 97-P. Star office STUDENT desires work for summer: peaks Spanish fuently. 01 6th_st. u., !Phune Main 5504 Your old_gold triukets snd silver. [ BUY, Chs. Fuchs, mfg. jeweler, Phone M. 4222 910 nw by neat young colored man. dress Box 53-P, Star office. £ YOUNG FILIPINO student w private family, preferably cooking; erence. _ Address_P. 0. Box 1367. Diamonds, OId Gold, Silver YOUNG MAN, 25 single. will thing; office work preferred. Addre 1 Star_office YOUNG, {summer ‘work. 1 MAN, 19, college student, desires Address Box 106-P. Star offi-e HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for fewelry, old gold, siiver, dismonds, artificial feeth aud platinum. aisk D. ALPHER, o % YOU MAN, technical education. desires employment of any kind: will where in the world on any lawful mission: communications confidential. Address Dox $3-P._Star office. 29 YOUNG MAN, colored, wishes position chauffeur in private family: best of refer- ence. Phone M. §168 or call 408 M st. n.w. FOUNG_ MAN want Phone Franklin 6389 after Conray 150-P, St YOUNG for auto electrical business. 14th st CIAL civil service class for statistics clerk exam. Aug. 9 begins this week in pren. for this exam.: sten. and type. exam. July 11 snd mition, $5. The Civil Service Pre- cor. 12th and F st summer. 5 e charge of house and kitchen in return for board of both. North 4949, ROUGH-DRY markers at once. The Barry Laundry. Inc.. rear 708 Morton st. n.w. 20% BALESLADY, experienced in lad, 3 Shmaki & Co. 18 Tath ot o ® "o on,® DOMESTIC—W HITE. HOUSEKEEPER, white, to manage widower household; Ad- 300 good home 1o proper person. dress Box 96-P, Star office. I YOUNG _MBN of neat appearance. two or three; it unacquainted with proposition, will pay expenses while learning. Apply at Room 41 918 F nw., before 9 a.m. or after 4:30 p.m. MEN. 1 bave a splendid proposition to offer men as city and_road salesmen. Experience not necessary. We teach you our method of sel ing. Our men are now making 350 to $75 a week. If you are a live wire and anxious to connect with the largest manufacturer of electrical appliances, where quick promotion . call and see Mr. Gardner, room 2, ew York ave. n.w., 9 to 5:80. . MEN If you are over 25 years of age and have ordinary intelligence with an earnest desire to succeed, we will educate you in the funda- mentat principles of a business that offers un- limited possibilities for’ advancement. Appii- cant must have initiative. courage and confl- dence in his ability to present in a straight- forward manner a proposition that usual merit. This is a local corporation managed by it} well imown Washington business men. interested in bettering yourself, call at National Metropolitan Bank Bidg. SALESMEN. Life Insurance a Profession. The Carnegie Institute Has established 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 is offered by the Conmnecticut Mu- tusl Life Ins. Co., the company that has re- turned to I(‘l.‘rollnhnlden more money th it has_recel from them. E. D. Sampson, general agent, 1125 Woodward building. SALESLADY, experienced for millinery and other departments; come ready for work. Ap- Dy Behrend's Dept. Store, 22 Tth st. n.w. RSE—Assist chamberwork; two school chil- dren; away for August. Address Box 83.P, Gtar office. 28e YOUNG MAN, 25, with 5 years' experience in | administrative duttes, desires secretarinl. gen :eral office work or typist. Address Box 144- | P. Star_office. 2 YOUNG marrield man, experienced manager in the transportation and hauling businexs, desires position with reliable firm: best of ref. erencen. Address Box 146-P, Star office. | ——— FEwawm,__ ASSISTANT in_doctar's or dentist's office. Young woman of refinement and intellige: rth 8966 before n 10N—Superlor. i e. veled woman: re- cheerful, execufive, tactful, unincum- travel or reside as companion, secre- to married couple or lady. Mrs. D, 00! fined, SCHOOL. TEACHER for three months to act s governess in family with two children; muost be qualified to iostruct in Engli cation, seashore. Address Box 89-P, Star office.. 20° SOLICITORS, two; good proposition. Ma: celles, 602 11th st. n.w., corner F. i< STENOGRAPHER and typist may earn fuition by day Main 540. TEACHER—I you are a teacher facing a sum- mer vacation without pay. see Miss Roberts, 345 Munsey bldg., betweer 2:30 and 5, and learn how you may spend a profitable summer. TEA_ROOMS, CAFETERIAS, MOTOR INNS NEED AMBITIOUS WOMEN. Fortunes are be- ing made in tea rooms, cafeterias, sandwich shops_and motor _inns. '0U CAN OPEN ONE IN YOUR OWN HOME if you choose and make money hand over fist, or learn to manage one already going. B16 SALARIES PAID 10 CAPABLE &0 EN. Bhortage acute. We teach you the e tire business in 2 few weeks. WE HELP YOU TO GET A POSITION and give you a FREB 1ife membership in our Placement Bureau. Be independent. - Get into this rich. uncrowded feld_of Dig opportunitics ENROLL THIS WEEK. BPECIAL CLASS NOW FORMING. OPEN 'EVENINGS. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOL, 1824 New York ave. VACATION POSITION —Teacher or ~college student; chance’ for permanency: salary, $273 for three months. Address Box 128-D, Star office. WAITRESS, first class. Apply Charles Res- taurant Co.. @25 Pa. ave. n.W. . THE L. R. STEEL SERVIOD OORPORATION. services of & trustworthy m over 25 years of age, Who us rat laas 7ot an fo charhcier, who wishes a perma- Call Main 5454 for interview. MEAT CUTTER, retail business. Stand 1 Center Market. -Buscher Bros. - 1 MEAT CUTTER, firstclass, in grocery store. 2325 18th st. n.w. Call betweems and 7 p.m. ME: a firstclass draftaman in 3 to ® N the. thpongh. special individual instraction in your spare time, day or night. Get full particulars. Columbia School of Drafting, 14th and T sts. n.w. N to sollcit fire insurance; house-to-house; 55‘“;“ ';mentn;l.ln. D. W. Mclntire Mgr., room 317 Columbian bidg., 418 Sth MEN, now employed, to tréin in spare time for_excellent position in foreign trade ex- rt managers. Call, write o phone Am [can Commerce Association, room 610, Star bldg.; Main 509 untii 8 p. MECHANIC, colored, for automobiles. Rear 8 M st. s.w. 0 MEN to distribute - advertising, 6:30 a.m. Gaff Adv. Co., 311 Missouri ave. n.w. Joung man experienced in amcteur finishing. Apply bet. 7 and 9 p. ¥leet Photo Bervice.: (] fioor, 1210 PIANO PLAYER for dance orchestrs; tht reader. _Call Mr. Stafford, Col. 8227. PRESSER wanted on Hoffman machine. 609 Pa. ave. s.e. T = ;n:rt:m o5, Taundry, Fori Myer, Va BALESMAN, experienced, in retail lumber business. Address Box 108-P, Star office. 80° BALESMAN—Automatic , for to Capt. Ele, Machinists- and Boilermakers Experienced in railway repair work on West- ern Maryland Raflway. Wages, $6 per day of 10 hours. * Apply st employment office: of Contractor C. J. Wolfe, Exeter and Hillen sts., Baltimore, Md. NEWSPAPER CRAFTSMEN. We are reorganizing on an open shop basis the best equip- ped daily newspaper plant in the Central West. We offer perma- nent day -or night positions, available immediately, to high- grade, linotype operators, floor men, proofreaders, etc. Scale up to , also bonus. Entire free- dom from union dues, fines, assessments and annoyance guaranteed. Transportation fur- nished. < c Wire age, experience and references to E. t]_ McCone, Secretary, ASSOCIATED OPEN SHOP PUBLISHERS of America. 339 Washington st., Buffalo, N. Y. e gty DWEB0, =N Lol T Trained Auto Mechanics. Thousands of trained men are neefied a3 expe- elec iders and val- aato mechanics, electriciaps, wel b canisers, _Largest ‘school Day and evening classes. Fhoas N.- 30400, WHITE GIRLS to learn laundry opusness. Laundry, 1120 Queen st. n.e. white, educated, with personality, to care for two children, ages 7 and about 30, 9. Phone North 9889. WOMAN, resourceful, _well educated, dinen- gaged teacher preferred; position may be per manent or for the summer. Apply 10th and G D.w. McLachlen bldg. American Ed. Ass'n. 1% or part time, to re) e in Rhe largest life favurance tar_office. YOUNG LADIES, experienced in_sellin; mil- permanent position. Ladies’ Capital Hat Shop, 508 11th st. n.w. YOUNG WOMAN, refined, to serve at counter for_breakfast or lunchedn. The Allles Inn, U0 N. Y. ave. n.w, 28° YOUNG WOMAN to type manuscript from dictation, two hours at time, one or more afterncons a week; state rates. Address Box 90-P, Star office. 300 YOUNG WOMEN, white, fo learn bady nurs- ing. _Apply 1715"15th st. n.w. v NURSE, white, middie-aged, for 2%-year-old boy, at’ summer resort near Washington; eat dining ball, but must be able to cook child’s food and do’ his laundry; board, room and $40 per month. Apply to Mr. H. Hill, 301 14th st. n.w., between 9 and 10. * PRACTICAL, NURSE for baby; state rafes. Address Dox 139-P, Star office. . WHITE WOMAN for general housework and help with baby; good home: permanent posl- tion. 5 Grafton st., Chevy Chase, Md. 28° WHITE WOMAN wanted for general house- work; suburbs: two in family: star night: Address Box 31-P, Star lgl' NURSE, experienced, for young girl. Apply Apt. 51, The Bilt- more. * DOMFSTIC—WHITE OR COLORED. DRESSMAKER, competent. wants sewing in families: cutting, fitting and designing; street, ing and summer dresses. Address Box 72-P, Btar of 28 EDIPHONE insurance business preferred. “OPBRATOR and typist, experi- 2 . picot edging; 10c per yard. 1427 218t st. n. HOME ‘SEWING—By experienced seamstress: contract for bungalow aprons and house Jareesen, Call or address M. 2 . ispace with reliable o { prowpect of some MENTS 3403 P st 280 8T AND JOB WORK first-class _mechazics hetween 5 and 7 o'clock N, 1708 3rd st. ne. 80% . FEATHER BEDS, Ete. MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS Renovated at most reasonable prices. Let us give estimate. Prompt deliveries and tion_nssured. EAGLE BEDDING CO. 123 Tth <t now CARPENTRY, PAINT of all kinds' done Call North 6094 G. NEW PAv INSI class Sork G Towest prives. M. F. Sills RATOR, 110 VOLTS, A. C.; hean: g NEVER HEAR anything Uke it in the shape of & cash-down offer such as we make: it's our stake: sheke and send for us und so get the limit of true Yalues for men’s worn suits. shoes, pants, ete. Wi 1 you will #ell. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 D._ WISH To HEAR FROM PARTY WHO TOOK my name at Soldiers’ Home Hospital J: 23, and promised to write to Covington, ¥ cern where there i istness. Address Box 113.P, 'i.un'. middle aged, would like position tal ing care of child. Good home preferred rather { than large sal Address Box 26-P, office. 2 MISS BERT—Street, afternvon and evening gowns a wpecialty. Remodeling. Phone Col. &221. Address 1708 Irving st. SEWING — Summer dreases _and _children's clothes a specialty. Miss Randall, 412 South Capitol_st._ Phone Lincoln 2141. COOK wanted at once for Chesapeake Beach, Md. Apply Thursday, 8 p.m., 2325 1Sth st. n.w. . GENERAL housework woman, reliable; early dinners; small family; no Sunday afternoon work. 1002 7th st. n.w. STENOGRAPHER would like place offering advancement; inexperienced but capable. Ad- dress Box 24-P, Btar Office. STENOGRAPHER, 8% years’ office experience, Wants position; law office preferred; §25 week To start: age 27. Address Box 66-P, Btar office. GIRL for general Bousework, small family. 8308 Rittenhouse st., Chevy Chase, D. C. Cleve. 1504-3. . STENOGRAPHER, beginner; desires situation. Miss Godwin, 61 Walnut, East Kesemont, Va. NURSE—Thoroughly capable person for a boy. three vears old; must be willing to go away for the summer and have city references. 2022 16th st. n.w. WOMAYN to go to country to do cooking and house wash for small family adults. Do not object to keeping child. Phone Main 485. 29% DOMESTIL—COLURED. COLORED GIRL for housework, only half-day work; bring reference. Apply 422 5th st. n.w.* G LADY destron position in_store or m“ r!(rr!n:m Address Miss Genevieve, Oak Hill Terrace, Brookl ._C. DOMESTIC—WHITE. HO[’BEK!‘J:PER for widower in good home. Thone Frank. 312: 30 ING HOU ‘unincumbered; N KEEPER, by very refined widow, country preferred. 1806 L st. n.w. " NURRE, white, settied, fo {ake entire care of infant; best reference. ' Phone West 2832-W. COLORED GIRL, assist with general ouse- work. 3435 16th st. n.w. . DOMESTIC—COLORED. COLORED GIRL—Help with housework baby; stay nights; $5 week; no laundry. Newton st. n.w. COLORED GIRL to do genersl housework; washing or ironing. Apply 3108 Mt. Pleasa: st. . €00! ind 1633 Do nt g0od, wanted by two gentlemen; cool ‘may be employed elsewhere durlng day. s Box 140-P, Star office. COOK _for boarding house, at once; $85 or $40. 1826 Vermont ave. o GO e ok "heu mopiy” st ave ity ass cook nmeed apply; m ve_cf Telerences, 1516 Columbla’ foad. 28¢ GENERAL bhouseworker; must be first class and furnish city references; $40 per month. Address Box 114-P, Star office. . COOK and fOUNG WOMEN, educated and ambitious o enter inte & new and highly profession. lndlm o !12" in ’Ull' m‘fllfl' train ass| o . lcan B rce "Ausociation, Sulte 610 Siar bids. Phone Main 509. Open until 8 p.m. - a , table Intensive summer course x .mfifi"“‘ prices. [AKING Moy 0 A 7 Y LCR( Y., 115 G a.w. f] Fr. 7475. 1* PRESS OPERATOR, expefi- enced. Apply Palace Laundry, 729 9th st. n.w. Sy : YOUNG LADIES. o e S B Bt I R i S am, 48 p.. GIRL for Kitchen work. 806 Mt. Vernon pl. * GIBL or_woman, reliable for general Bouse- work. 1411 Buchanan st, n.w. $10 per week. Phone Col. 7809. 28° GIRL to heip with Part of day. 1018 14th st. n.w. BUNDLB WASHING, Iadles and gen iaundry by the day. 405 dth st. s.e. CHAMBER work or waitress in pri Ay puitic. Address Box S1-P, Btar o CHAM] experienced; rel- erences. COLORED RERMAID, sewing; Franklin 4744 GIRL wants morning work or bus 8529. | COTORED WOMAN desires smal T wash. _Call 782 4th st 280 COLORED WOMAN t, single wants OO ory: 'atay mights. ~Call 1635 11th st. nw. 5, WOMAN wants day's work or washing to take home. 2815 Champlain st. n.w. 3 — wanted Tef. 1815 Cor- coran st. n.W. G $2 TO 310 FOR men's and ladies’ used suits. Our prices for old clothing_are the biggest. Wash. Clothing Phone Mal room. porca refresiments: white u1- Address Box M, for und take and_yard: lunch a tendant; $1 per da TRODY MASSAGE, FOR rheumatism, nerve trouble, etc. ' Grad- orth 69357, 29° aught. Classes, day, A1l styles dressm: 1305 H p.w. evening. Moderate rates. = RODY. PARLORS. 8333, ACHES. FLEAS IN. G P F. SAPP, 237 Mary- Franklin 2091. FTE1 bl ELECTRATHERAPY. given by Dr. Caroly: phope North B6T. RATS, stant results land buflding. 'HYSIOTHERAPT, for men and women, Avatin._For_eppolntine: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE. GROCERY STORE ALE, tol st.; bath and_garage. | Address Box 88-F, i DRESEMAK established, northwest section: eleven-room ‘and bath house. entirely furnished; reasonable rent; rooms and business will pay $140 weekly; parts leaving i ickness. Address Box 119.L. COMPLETE MULTIGRAPH SHOP—2 mi chines and all office” equipment; reasonabl Address Rox 100.F. Star office. 3 $1,000 WILL B unusual _extablished business where immediate cash returns are assured, giving an elegant income from the art. _Address Box 90-P, Star office. 20% HEMSTITCHING, plaiting, embroidering and bugton business for sale: doing 85,000 per year: good established business; price, $6,000 tar_office. ECH FOR SALE—Beautiful and exclusive roomin house on Conn. ave. n.w.; walking distanc cheap rent; bargain. Address Box 107-P, ta office. o FOR BALE—A well equipped ice plant and bakery( with good store, on large tract of ) in growing section of suburbs. Price less than it would cost to replace buildings and machi ers. A money-maker for a live man. Ask about ir. JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor, 723 20th st. n.w. ,_desires A L I i NURSE MAI, stay uights; references. 3702 S N e, WANTED, COOK, colored; take care of first fioor and stay nights if possible; must have go0d reference. Adams 2027 g WASHERWOMAN: must be~ experienced: steady work. 727 11th 200 WILL GIVE 2 good home o an old colored lady in_exchange for staying with children. Apply Apt. 4, 1921 M st. n.w. COOK o7 _Taundiess, Fratciuss, wautc place | to_go away. 716 234 st n.w. DAY'S WORK wanted, Wednesday and Thurs- day. 1280 7th st. m.w. DAY'S work_or laundry, by colored woman; experience. 2128 P st. GENERAL HOUSEWORK or laundry, colored woman wants place. 2109 Union st. n.w. COLORED, GIRL to go to sea- shore for summer.- Apply at once, H.' Abramson, 7th and L St8-DW : ! GENEEAT, HOUREWO) rl. _Call or write, 1745 Seaton st W, 'GENERAL HOUSEWORK; colored girl; war . 811 L st. nw. ° GENERAL HOUBEWORK or sw neat eol- Ot Bil; setapeness, 796 Tament-st. B IF_YOU CAN INVEST $100, call on dealers and make collections we will give you steady employment. Circular Egg Carrier Co., Vine- land, N.J. v EXECUTIVE and business man with five thousand capital, who knows something of stock market operations and can devote his time to organization, is offered opportunity to be partner in ® legitimxte business that can produce large profits quickls. If interested, an interview can bc arranged by addressing Box_132.F, Star office. .