Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1922, Page 25

N s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1922. \ WANTED—HELP. ‘Politeness Pays. HELP AND SITUATIONS. ‘ ~—By Herbert JoLnson. AGENTS—Opportunity to make $10 per day before Christmas: caslly earned. ~Progressive Bales Company, 60S°F n.w. 220 PRESIDENT—“Smilin’ Through.” |12ird's son Donald as a boy fell in|ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPEE and (yDist: posi- Tove tion permanent and advancement on efficiency; ove with beautiful Nan. But as the | Il rermanent and advancoment un sficlony WILL You USE my Overcoats—-Attentlon ! FOUNTAIN PEN , OFFICER? Line up! To the right—March! puLv ve T’ W cure! The best of overcoats needs a cleaning and pressing before Fall Parade. Detail them—at once—to the Manhattan! Lincoln 7700 YOUR \ TROUBLE _ \_ ZONE AN ~ the nose and throat s;x I:fanclles The President Players opened their second week of “Smilin’ Through” at the President Thedter last night be- fore a large audience, whose marked enthusiasm seemed auspiclous for the repetition of last week’s success. Miss Eileen Wilson gave a delightful in- terpretation of Jane Cowl's famous dual role. Her Moonyeen is ador- ably reminiscent of the belle of“the days when hoop skirts and heliotrope were fashionable, and she makes a picture in the bridal dress of fifty years ago that is most pledsant to re- member. As Kathleen, the self- confident little Irish “heroine of the present-day episodes of the play, Miss Wilson won sympathy and interest. Her witty lines were put over in her own original method. Henry Duffy, both as a foiled villain and an upright, modern young ' lover, shared Miss Wilson's popularity with the audience, and Guy D’'Ennery as the ardent young lover of half a i century ago gave an admirable inter- pretation to his role. His cantanker- i ous, embittered old man role also was artistically played, and Robert Loew, as Dr. Owen Harding, made an ex- Icellent foil to D'Ennery’s John Car- teret of the present day. Helen Blair does her most individual work as Ellen in this play, and shows much talent in this character. Other mem- bers of the cast fill their roles most adequately. The scenery is unusually attractive for a stock company production. There will be no performance of “Smilin’ Through” tonight because of a ceremonial session of Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine, but with this exception the play will be presented at night and matinees as usual. BELASCO—“Midnight Rounders.” “The Midnight Rounders,” a re- vue which opened for a week’s en- gagement at the Shubert-Belasco Theater yesterday, affords, for the most part, a continuous round of mer- riment and is well worth seeing. Hardly a better show has been pre- sented at this theater this season, and the audience showed its approval in an unmistakable way. The come- dians are good, the dancing is en- tertaining and the costumes and scenery are beautiful. Joe Smith and Charles Dale, the leading comedians are worth the price of admission. Most of their jokes are new and those that have been heard before are still en(erul‘rh ing. This pair appear first in “A children grew objection to ‘the at- tachmént came from the laird and his family, se study *volce,” with expenses paid by the laird. Unfortunately, she re- turned with a wee baby and no wed- ding ring. - ‘Then came Donald back from col- lege, but cutting ‘through the slimy colls of slander and ostracism with which the gossips of the town had surrounded Nan, he went straight to the object of 'his affection. How Donald was then sent to the woods to recover from his love, how he re- turned, raving with fever, to drop on the doorstep from which Nan had gone forth to New York; how Don- ald nearly died, but was brought back’ when Nan returned to save him; how they overcame the great odds and found happiness is an interest- ing story. Miriam Cooper,, Ralph Graves, Lionel Belmore, W. J. Ferguson and Eugenie Besserer lead a cast in which there is no weak spot. The Metro- politan program is embellished with a Mack Sennett comedy, the Metro- politan World Survey, “Fun From the Press” and a delightful orches- tral overture from “Blossom Time.” PALACE—“Youth to Youth.” Billie Dove was pictured at the Pal- ace last night in “Youth to Youth,” a Metro production, and proved conclu- sively to .a capacity audience that there is a speedy answer when young: blood calls for a helpmate. The part was particularly appro- priate for Miss Dove. She is a recent acquisition to the screen fronf the footlight sector and the part she plays is that of a Broadway star at the out- set of the picture. She overhears un- savory rumors concerning her at- tachment to a “higher-up” in the the- atrical world. She divorces Broadway and becomes a member of a barn- storming troupe. Under an assumed name she wends her way through ru- ral hamlets and unexpectedly meets-a young farmer. The result Iz obvious A paradox exists, however, when the husbandman husband attempts to force his bride up the ladder of fame in the theatrical line, and she puts her foot down on it. There's a happy end- ing, in which the girl who fled from scandal s esconsed in a snug little farmhouse, the antithesis of her for- mer surroundings. Cullen Landis as the young farmer; Zasu Pitts, Edythe Chapman, Sylva Ashton and others lend first-class sup- port to the principals in the cast. Nan was sent away to| 1ing for_temporary. employment. Address Box { 215.A, Star offen AUTOMOBILE PAINTER. Mason, 1074 Jeffcraon st. n. BOOKKEEPER, bigh class, one who bas bad experience in_handling a iarge set of books for reliable firm, otherwise please do not ap- ply. Tuberville' Elec. Co., 1719 Conmecticut Ave. e CHAUFFEURS for Black and White taxical must have reference and identification cards. Apply to Black and White Taxi, Oxford Hotel, 1hth and Peona, ave. CHAUFFEURS, with identification cards and Apply Wardman Park Hotel, taxi CHAUFFEURS wanted to drive Dodge taxi- Must have identification eards. Apply 2400 16th st. COLLECTOR, experienced; must havem wheel: none but’ expericuced need apply. Salhry. 1630 + FEEDER—JGb press fecder_wanted: munt be | experfenced; "steady job. Franc. B. Slelry, 710 12th wt. n. FIREMEN. SRAKEMEN, beginnern $150, Iafer $250" monthly, Which position? Ra way. Address Box ‘305-W, Star office. - FLOOR SCRAPERS, union men: steady work Call Col. 6631 after'5 o'clock. . Harrs G. hard 23 FURNITCRE POLISHERS _and permanent position to right parties for work. Maxwell Furniture Co. Warehouse, Eckington pl._and Que st. n.e. HARDWARE, ACTOMOBILE OR SPECIALTY LESMEN, ‘preferabls with owa car, to sell Jonew’ electric portable drill; appeals instant- ly to numerous prospects; drawing account from start. Jos. W. Jones, 23 West 35th st., orl ] TOUS M tion- all departments, hotels, clubs. apartment hoy uncrowded fleld; fine living. quick sdvancement: our methods In- gureed—onr students employed by leading Boteln everywhere. Open eveniogs. Call for partic; Lewis Hotel “Iraiaing Bcbool. n. draffsmen and rodmen, cliarge of survey party near i experienced and accurate: large ull’ topograph'cal and street mapping. Address In own handwriting, with sample of drawicz, Box 10p. i CUTTER, who has knowledge of Rro- ceriex: good hours: good wages. Cafritz. 1925 41h st. MEN 1] or position: mechan! der and architectural draftsmen, paying 335 to $100 a week. If you are a carpenter, machinist, mason, bricklaser. ete., or if you have had pe experience whatever, call or phone for partie- Columb! School of Drafting, 14th and h 272, MEN—Ten live men, with or without sales ex- perlence. Apply Mr. Warburton, 602 ¥ n o men helw ), evenirg classes in life insuran smanship free: no oligation to join our THAT’S WHAT I CARRY I¥ FoR— JT’S FILLED WITH FADE-AWAY INK THat] ENTIRELY DISAPPEARS \N TEN MinuTes AFTER BEING PUT ON PAPER — WHY EVER DID YoU LEND ThAT coP YouR PEN To TAKE YOUR NUMBER & Hungarlan Rllgpuodhy." wllll‘h a re;,lhl;\z; = agency. Write Bankers Life Co., 810-12 rant kitch T the setting. 25 | bldg. rant kitchen for the B0 e Doctors | CBANDALL'S—“The Fast Mail.” |ble. OFFIC fed muu, Getween 55 Office,” and they also got many| The Willlam Fox screen version of | and 45 gh f age; must possess a high e laughs in “The Winter Garden Stage | Lincoln J. Carter’s old melodrama, | dential record that will stand thorough fnves Door,” in which Jane Green gave|“The Fast Mail,” cstablished new fgation; be an expert doubie-cntry bock. | | ! competent support. ords in thrills with the crowds that | heeper, : o manage oflice forer. Regal and Moore, billed as “the |vesterday focked to Crandall's. The | ko # man who can Al there roquirements, | WANTED—HELP. WANTED—HELP. | WANTED—SITUATIONS. world’s greatest.” fulflll this an-|story unfolds with cumulative dra- | 1o esi, soom with adramaied: Ko EMALLE-Ceat MALE AND FEMALE—Cen SMALE—C ed. ASTRY COUK, work_{n_cafeier energetic wuman Kt ic invaiid, city mmendation. by Younz woman (Cathotier nouncement as far as their acrobatic | matio effect= An cxciting horse race. | Rox 79.7. Sfar office. stunts are concerned. Lola Chalfont la race between a high-power motor | 4u1SIDE SALES) sang several numbers delightfully Jcar and an express train, with the | lutely necessary. and won much applause. Jane Green |star of the picture leaping from one |10 also sang well, but her songs were | to the other while goink at top speed, more of the jazz variety. Jeane Car-land a quick succession of other iroll, a, pretty miss, and Davey White | hazardous scenes no less amazing add % “""'”""]uorzm‘srn» AMBITIOUS _WOMEN—Na- | [ i = _ | tion-wide dsmand Tor womes tments | Lditorial C lerk Exam., Dec. 6. | alars. £1,200 to $1.600. perieace ot abse | lotels, clubs, _apartment " 3 cteen 9 and | fela: fne Tiving, quick eivil “service“examinations Nov. at. Jewelry Co., 986 Fa. | metliods indorsed—our st 2 13. _ Both men and women. Special ing il ererywhere. The Civil _Service Preparutory for _particulars. Lewls . woutheast corner 12th 3 . ol 1310 New n_2080. P ET ey Bee m. Castelberg MAN—Extensive experionce not elient opportunity. Address Hox ork_ave. n. alld iadv; swist with housekeep- long_ engagement; gave a dance speclalty, which was|to the actlon, K e DOMESTIO—wW o Im received. ) .The principal roles are played by experienced on Hofiman; steady | CHILD'S AT B :""‘E,S'Y'L‘:uit“‘"" references. Address Box The scene setting of thc‘} 7kelcl’i Buck .'l‘nnas. who cvidently doesn’t | work. Appls Pleasant at i tay nights. 1223 Kenneds st. NTENGCEAPHET pervmsd T 1 “Da round” is beautiful, and |place a high value on his neck, ar EPIESENT A ] g iy STE X Aperieneed. desites 1w Dancing Aroun g1 n and | REPRESENTATIV e e e CONPANIS Lor tnrea work duily. Address Tox sclling _ability, refinement snd neat 'a comical sup- [ance, to interslew prospective students in An attractive salary to one whi will demonstrate his abilits to produce. Day and eveiing work. Cull between 1 6.4, Star offic BTENOGRAPHER - TY! car igh wchoal bu capubility, with Teputable Star office. the costumes worn by the pretty girls [ Eileen Percy. engaging blond. “Symphony in Dress” are unusually | “The Firefighters™ attractive plementary attra All in all, the show is good. LINCOLN— —telephone switch- off. Oxford bidg., ST, graduate four- ree plus experi- ative, desiren Address Box 200 n. GENERAL HOU good wages. A » : ‘Nero. ce not absolutely neces. | W ER_W woun iah.” ot ER=W 3 COLUMBIA—"The Young Rajah.” | yescterday the Lincoln was packed —— H bibetweenS and 1 s s ith referencee, ou Wednes: S The Shelk Is_dead and in|t? the dvors by crowds eager to view | RLERMEN (FO ool spioaron, asgreer 7 ¢ interesting work, aNSt | 7 T als Teferenees, [nis place, until something better [{Re Willlam = Fox spoctacle-drami. | with §5 per week to start: saliry and com. | I reiined, edicated. letween the nges 0. | nights : e comes along, if possible, the Rajah is | Nero,” which opened a four-day cu-|mission. $01 Am. Nat. Dauk bidg., 1317 I | Citholic, and willing to work. Call 331 Hond | o SERE e Ao Govites T evening supreme. And as an Indlan prince, [ §3Eement at the U street housec. [ ybidg. before _or afier 4 pisi. 1° | fall charge: weitled woman preferred. - 2, sarbed in satins and jewels, Mister | Intensely interesting in a story | (NPPING CLERK —Faperienced in 7ail | TELEPHC The Chesapoake ! office. 3 e - & 1 starg ai mode combining love, conspiracy. history. | spplies: good opportunis for b st Land Potomac apans s offering the birth of the Christian faith and | SUuE man preferred. = AIply in wrning i, | employment to u limiited number of Women: an accurate reproduction of the ex- | INg Age, experience. refereice amd aalsry ey |abOUL (wenty-flve years of age. who are inter: cesses of the court of the tyrant Ro- | Pected. Address Box 130.A. Star_affice oD, ecurine ermanent SiEL ponltou s man emperor; beautiful in natural | SPANISH THANSLATOR At euce, to work | ot Seselbe il B g e ) settings and photography, “Nero” s | part tl aad e — — .'-;“:"‘“!u-l attraction; ”‘,Tf“;;;‘}“";ur’ = !EHITL .(v'lllb “(ur lupchroom. Apply 3514 T ]:!n e action of “Nero” was filmed in | Main 2740: ask for Mr % e, preteranly who Tives 1n sub- 7 t o2 fo WOMAY, white, preferanly who lives 1o sub- | cook and !ave « ‘!’lfir;xee‘._sw}rt‘;en great f}s'thner ht:::}gng x’snéfin:u;}‘\!fl_n T WenIfcation cards | urbs, who Will ‘accept in her Bome and give | 3008 Tith . erences, wishes place. 1015 220d st. n.w. 208 . sce oaly. 0., 712 E at. se. *_ | light nursing attentiou to partially invalided SEWORED CHAMNBERMAID — GIrl. i and sacking of Rome, the throwing | YOUNG MAN, famillar with stock market, | elderly lady of limited means; siate terms. RAL HOUSEWORKER, late afternoons. | epees: wi B e S il of the "Christians to ‘tho lions, the | fo sicit mbcriptions tor atock Intormation | Address Box 3497 Soe | it afer . Apt 303, the Marue, 416 130k |17 gy o o PosiUIon R thne. 1613 Ma chariot races at the Circus Maximus % elon 4 money for live | YGUNG LAD In and general = *_ |pavs wo and the gaia day in homor of Hora: | Jig DoF ©0 mem 102 World bids.. New | drk: NAck's Phaimicr Peuma. ave. 10th st nw. DAY'S or morniugs work: _colored womang tius, conqueror of Spain, are partici- VAN T A e e o | 2 = pated in by thousands of people. Vio- 3 r Army and Navy store. 932 | YOUNG LADIES wanted to qualify as oper- meat; refereaces. Address Box 327-A, Ktap ators on Rurroughs bookkeeping and calculat- i 2 0 young men to learn sales- | ing machines. Apply Burroughs Adding, 'd salary snd commission | Bookkeeping and Calculating Muchine School while learning: . ; and rapid ad. n.w. Phone 760, - cement. 900 Am. Nat. Bank bl Valentino made a tremendous hit with the hundreds that flocked to the Columbia Theater yesterday for the opening production of “The Young Rajah.” Publicity has seemed to in- crease the popularity of the handsome Italian, for when the title of the photo- play was thrown upon the screen ft was greeted with applause that would be accorded the personal appearance of a noted star. It doesn't seem to matter much how the story of the plcture runs as long as Rodolph is in the leading role. He draws crowds with his act. ing ability. In “The Young Rajah, ich is a picturization of the play e M Climer, Fra- | Plone Hyaivitte 111 25 e DOMESTIC—WHITE. il capable, would like to keep tendant, wh woman, for sick lady. 16 5th st. ESTIC I family, or place as pursery governess. Address Box 101-A, Ktar office. 30° DOMERTIC—CULORED, CHAMBERMAID—Refined girl, with best refe WHITE OR_CO.ORED. SEWORKER: must be good y reference. Apply store. T colored woman. 108 SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin When you sec the name “Bayer” pain in general. Accept only mos Judd,” Mr. Valentino took ad- A on package or on tablets you are|“Baver” package which contains |vantage of several opportunities to gl?::‘-:;’“r*‘;;’;:fi' upaimplicity/and getting the genuine Bayer product | proper directions. Handy boxes of | strengthen his hold on the public. | scte the only person “,h:'l';l;:'& \:r"(:’ prescribed by physicians overtwelve tablets cost few cents.|apd It can be safely sald, as 4 resul! land plaved by two stars of the French twenty-two years and proved safe!Druggists also scli bottles of 24 and | “Tpa Fnd> flashed before them. . - stage, Fauletto Duval and Edy Dar- by millions for colds, headaches,|100. Aspirin is the trade mark of | Most of the picture is Jaid in Con- | Jorrow morning 9 o'cluck. toothache. earache, neuralgia, lum- | Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic- | necticut and Cambridge, Mass.. where [\'OLN(: MAN with some bank- | over St or lear 10 manage one already goin v BIG SALARIES PAID TO TRAINE E home G : i I itaes icylicaci Mr. Valentino, as Amos Judd, the h - bago, rheumatism, neuritis and for jacidester of Salicylicacid. bted a ot's austne henwne. CONFESS THEY FIRED ing experience to operate Bur- WOMEN. Shortage acute, ‘We terch you let Mersereau. the only American in | the cast, plays the rale of Marcla, ns and divners, and do laundry f four; reliable woman; references, Ada " EAROOMS, CAPETER COOK g z - £00d. Who can serve well: must have NEED AMEITIOUS WOMEN. T | pofervicess cxtra pas if antlstrerrr 5 being made in tear-oms, cafe‘erias, sandwich | i; ‘Chevy Ch M 3 2 sbops _and motor_inns. pexy Chase: 340; 21e QU CAN OPEN ONE IN YOUR OWN HOME {f yon choose and make money band : SN per day. R 114 9t st n.w. 1 'nfi;’(‘,““nd“{“v'gha“;:‘;;":y_h“‘“'“l‘“?:; ON “WHITE-ROBED BAND” roughs Posting Machine in a|HELE YOU T GET A POSITION avd s i Pisin cool P e T I and son of an Indian Maharajah, he National bank. Address Box |k simes e insrpeetons et ars 1ot ro Tor O AR, rellable; refor.; GENERAT HOUSEWORK. vellble {was snatched out of the EfID of|myroe Men to Have Hearing on |194-A. Star ofiice Inmm&mfin‘.d ala "of ble_opportusities | furaished: goid lome for Tight | woman: sixs nights; oo usdry. 12 i revolutionists and broug o e s S A VEEK. — AT it 3 1 United States. He becomes Western-| cp, ¢ Slayi xLookmg for a Better Position? | LEwis Borrs TRAISING SCHOOL et AR QUSEWORKER. wotmaiz it {HOUSE (LEANTNG wirse, moruing or even- jzed and falls in love with the girl. arge o aying at Law- n LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOL, ly 5t very good cook. 300 n.e. |ing work and plalu sewing: colored womai A st mw . wants emall Address Box 23 wants work by day. 1 JANITRESS, colored woma: house, by married couple. s Your druggist 7 ’ o 1340 New York ave. carries a thous Incidentally he ls gifted with a i You Can't Get It 124 Jow 2 2 sand and one ¥ mysterious power of foresight, which; Enforcement Meeting. Galess wop can make Jourselt worth more: ana SALESLADIES — Temporary tems for your % had _once saved his life and again| HOT SPRINGS, Ark., November, 20. can only be done quiekiy by specialized |\ 1 cdav sl convenience ; | warns him of an attempted assassina- | —Travis - Conros, a deputy sherifr: | "oinE, = o o work for holiday season, selling| _____HELP—FEmALE, 2ol watlers: tion. His vision fulfilled, he {s|Al Baldwin and ‘Tom Tally, indicted [only place where Son o got that troiain | jewelry in store. Apply, stating | SOOKS. - itchenmaids, — waitres ways “Trythe, Irescued from the hands of the|here for murder in connection with |but it is the Jesttuticn best qimod inE: d ref Address | Bom Txchangs. M7 Vernisat ave. usurper's agents and taken to India |the slaying of Jeff Howell, a member | you what you require for sure advancement | 25¢ aNd Telerences. Address !DOMESTICS. reliable: good the day before his wedding, where |of a White-robed band of men who "m(:"ttinl'er;eflu wit soufipmnt work. | Box 111-A, Star office. & ""':‘;’*"-;‘;" '"." - e is acclaimed ruler. were fired on as they were leaving et Intormation i < = 200! NS—Reg. fee. 28e. 7 on st n.e. cgarding YOUNG WOMEN e e B T P ot B | ers e or stk e The close of the story is unusually |a law-enforcement meeting in Mar-{ (1) La Salle specialized business - good and leaves the audience with a|ble township; near here, Wednesday | (2) The La Salle problem method. TELEPHONE OPERATING IS AN INTER. | SITUATION—MALE AND FEMALE. | best references: neat colored girl. Address ESTING, DIGNJFIED OCCUPATION. IT IS | CAPABLB STE.\'OGR_\PHERS; typist Box 328-A, Btar office. N fosling of satisfaction that every-|night, will be brought back to Hot | (3) Tue La ali lacement rervice. ESTING, DIGNIFIED OCCUPATION. - ng turned out in the way they |Springs and arralgned . tomorrow. our own best field for business advance- L PAID, PLEASANT AN SUR- | research. workers. translators, > T Y I"“"“‘l i conctoflclalsiannionyesa; S Call tetapbone' s mitte oD EYEAIGHT, HEARING AND GEN-]io i gianers 4nd other Spleret Fomiiea 1000 ot mw Pt e g The three men, according to county I : ERAL HEALTH ARE THE PRINCIPAL| P Toscoreh Dhiversity, "5 Facr Students | MORNING WORK. any kind; reliatic colwed { | « officials, have made signed state.| L-a Salle Extension Universi CALIFICATIONS 20 Jackeon place: Dot ' RIALTO—“The Impossible Mrs. ity, IQL TEICATIONS, ENT THAT YoU iy, | Al BI0. woman. th st n.w. = EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, times. LIGHT HOUSEWORE time; best reference. 1735 LIGHT HOUSEWORK, small family; city ret- ments admitting that they fired on Chicago, WE ARE SIORNING'S WOEK, cleaniog_apt. COUPLES (six), fireman, s - ¢ I COLOREI Glorla Swanson, better dressed than | them out of that part of the country Wasbington office, 1458 G _st. m.w ROOM 1, 10 Bxchange, West 2080 1221 Sth st 200 \G WORK or day work, #ifl waoi ever, in pictures, at least, opened ajwhere f{llicit whisky trade is re Albee (Kelth Theater) Building. 722 12th ST. N.W. Adams_504. 21 week's engagement at the Rialto The- | ported to flourish. Telephone Main 8320, Open Eventngs. - MW WANTED—SITUATIONS. T OR CHAMBERMAID, rellable_gil ater last night in one of the season’s| The attack on the band at the Mar- MEN THE CHESAPEAKE AND MALE. wants_place. _Phone North 49i1. 200 most interesting screen dramas, “The | ble township meeting was followed ARCHITECT [, Impossible Mra. Bellew.” It isa story | by a series of ralds by officers and | ;o ‘oo, are looking for wor e A PLACE in private famil; rience and references. wishes = 28 Gresham place reliable colored girk POTOMAC TELEPHONE stop right 1n 1 ideally suited to the peacock tempera- | citizens' posses, not only in that |} feal “hermame on Ohla%e your eve on COMPANY. tion. Address Box 21-A, Star office. 2 3 B e R R e L e e PR T Qualifications that e resuire ace trst o x T o yalet=Toung wan wIhes 10| Locy. ety Hier oot e ALE Sae by an excellent cast, she compels the |Springs, in which more than a dozen |can ik “Ualied Staten” ‘and 130k ous mon Millinery, Dressmaking. attention of her audience throughout. | moonshine stills were destroyed, and | squsre in the eye. P. Diaiting, Desiers The plot is8 woven around a charm- | approximately 140 men were arrested. | ,, For. furtlier particulars, call and ask to see attern Draiting, Designing. e yonhE wife who Io telhea ate a A Mr. Freeth. our director of sales. " We feel | Our graduates ure practical “producers. i ATDITING. b ghy divorce by &n unscrupulous husband sure that you will like him and want to | Graduates furnished positions. Come in -nfllm"_‘ enings. Address Box 179-A, in U8 in ome of the squarest and biggest ( let us prove it. Ask for booklet. T tans ap ander_ the tarrant ot tne| LLOYD STILL EVADING I sition; § years' experlence. 2919 Dumbarton | Apt. 10. kS e PLATN CODRING, bt Fouework: stay AUDITING, bookkeeping, stenogtephy, type.|Bikhts: no laundry. 2030 1. st = r | WORK by week; rellable colored woman. 2203 9ih st n.w. 5 AUTQ ELECTRICIAN and instructor: 18| WORK—Monday and Tuesdss, = duys & week. Put ese 3 questions to your druggist EO and the hardest hitting money-making Jjobs PROF. LIVINGSTONE'S ACADEMY, that ou ever dreamed of. 115 G st n3w. Fr. 1475, ? t bt er. 1628 3ih at. m.w. truthful accusations hurled at her by| YAWNING PRISON DOORS Gall between 5 and 17 am. apd 1 and 3 " “ESTABLISHED 1852, - 35 Totr Do, B39 Ko at: o O T e MISCELLA US. soclety, “the impossible Mrs, Bellow { e A e & C FORMER EMPLOYES | nookResrer sna stenograpn Tepeea Ll L L seeks solace at gay eauville, —_—— m. L. Moore ompan; . 3 % Floand stenographer, experlenced. | FGRNITURE of all kinds for six-room Louse PaNY> | Who desire to work during theAddress Box 1233, Ktar ofice. 22 [ metiately. Lincoln 5083, 23¢ INVESTMENT BANKERS, France’s famous watering lace. There she meets two men—ones | Wealthy Communist, However, tled Russian and the other plain John Helstan, author and advanced the- GROUND FLOGR. FORALR SITE Ghristmas season should register I CARPENTRY, general job work, tinnng WANT TO BUY furpiture fo outfit large OF UNION BAVINGS BANK. 21*{now. Vacancies for women in and_ painting, metal, tile"and brick garagen. honse. Address Diox 2i3-A. Btar offce. 21 weatherstripp'ng and storm sash. C. J. Menas- | prer rrices for furniture carpets and rugs. co, 10L P ot n.w. 210 e it Il our contras 1o farnish B ‘Will Surrender Tomorrow, I T z = 18 the battle she has wi - Asse S T Wi How.qqub should .Ph’_‘“: act? What :;lt‘_ugcuns the one man ah:hh?::u His Attorneys . G?BI;QOR‘F ,.-.’71;1,3{-5 ,:’V,glémK', GLOVES CHAUFFEUR, white, desires position with pri- apartments. Call at once. Adams 16-W. 208 laxative gives quickest relief? Is a quick- best Mrs. Bellew becomes entangled | By the Associated Press. BANKING, _IT'8 FREE TO 30U 18 YOO CHINA AND GLASS vate family:’ competent: willing to go any | WANTED to purchuse some used furnitures ing laxati = and in some intensely dramatic situations.{ CHICAGO, November 20.—William [ DON'T WAIT TOO LONG. ACT AT ONCE. STATIONERY place; reference given. Phone North 6124-W. ' also upright piano. Phone Frauklin 6144. 2 acting laxative necessarily harsh, The story probably offers Miss Swan- | Bross Lioyd, wealthy radical, wanted| Yom cah turn your evenings to good ac- = 2 22° ' SHOTGUN, 20-gauge. with ejector; Parker will it gripe? son a better opportunity to display|on a mandate of the Illinois supreme |count—it will surprise you to see what others ART CLERK, knowledge of bookkceping, (7DIng: | Fox preferred; make. price snd full R her emotional talent than any pre- | court, which sends him to the peniten- | A1 “cne o this line. ~You can do it. too. HOSIERY part or full-time employment. Address Box | particulars. _Addiess Box 200-A. Star_ofice, Your druggist will answer that 80 per vious production, and it might be said | tiary” for' from one to five Years for | icientide. tratning vader Mo progn i oosited 8 182-A. Star office 20° | CLARINET—Boehm; low pitch. Address that she does remarkably well. violation of the state sedition law, will | Tector of sales, who 1s a specialisi 1n- this HANDKERCHIEFS COLLEGE GRADUATE, age 20, wishes fo make Hox 227-A, Star office. cent of all sickness originates in decay- permanent business connection’ in Washington: | GHTROPRACTIC adjustment_fable; Mt U & 5 “The Impossible Mrs. Bellew” is a|give himself up ‘“to the proper au-{line. Don't miss thi: i ing waste matter; therefore, minutes highly dressed-up affair. Some months | thorities on or before tomorrot morn. | iccease”Sour Dresent e e aoeatly TOYS. iaitial salary no object, but opportunities for i HIG'Lo" 0. W, Mercer, D.C.. 219 Law bldg., ey iaf 3 : ago Miss Swanson gained notorlety | ing,’’ according to a statement/issued p-m. . FaRe) X = * | Norfolk, Va. 200 count—quick relief is of first importance. b oing to Paris to select gowns for | DY his attorneys vesterday. Offcers| William L. Moore & Com This is an excellent ‘oppor-|sir amce | RRITURE=WIT iy o0 & §500 price. Call_N. 4100. e FURNITURE waoted for 5-room apartment B e ot o0d piébta; must be ressonsbie i forthcoming plays. Certainly she|have been unable to obtain service on must have worn everything in that|Lloyd, who disappeared several days wardrobe at one time or another dur- | 289, ing the picture, for she is more than| Willlam A. Cunnea, one of Mr. Investment Bankers, 710 14th st. n.w. Ground fioor, former site of Union He will tell you that Pluto gives quickest relief—itacts in 30 minutes to two hours. panysl . ity s R _ tunity for married women \vholc"’J Riain. By oxloeed man; Best seferences. | = ‘Walter kS {desire to make extra money for | COSTOM TAILOR—Can design, cat and make N > ‘Savings Bank. . 210 : . Apply Employment | 257 style garment: looking for the right place. | i Whele S50 He will also tell you that Pluto, being lavighly dressed. Lioyd’s counsel, said his client had SALESMEN Christnss F Pply Employment| & Norin 854, apt. 1. or iservi. 20t | Salin o o a water laxative, is gentle, harmless and “Pop Tuttle's Grass Widow,” a|business matters which would take him . Office, 8th Floor. EXECUTIVE or sales manager in_growl: & 24¢ ’ 28 3 comedy starring Dan Mason, who 1ny won’t gripe. sickness comes, it is made such a hit in “The Toonerville [ e could go 4o prison feeling assured | yif Ing for a live-wire Catholl 20% ! always best to call your doctor; a timely Trolley.” and the latest Fox News|that everything connected with his es- Iy l:::"é’;:ru.. ‘lv'gn:fiu‘ “a firkar ‘Snd_seeking AL A RE RN A P GHOCERY CLEEK o Grapery stack. siperl il T Vo s R o features round out & program. 1 Know he pas no intention of flee- | Tor 'ty aon, the TeTits of iy work. (Gall e, | CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN—_Wife to be g0od|enced man, wishes position. Address Jox | FURNITURE WANTRD—Jor g dose of Pluto, however, is a wise step cor. 10th and D n.w. _Franklin 1816J. IF YOU WANT 1o obiin best resuits for Teny 5 other miscelianeous, furaiture 854 0! R APIRO, Ing the. countrys sush ea o Ot Tep: | ting, 10 a-m. or after 4 pm., to 331 Boud| cook and to belp maid with emall laundry in|$30-A, Star office. METROPOLITAN—“Kindred of |surd,” the attorney said. K - - st. n.w. N ad family of 3: colored man and wife, about 40| HETPER on = e ears old; good wages for right couple; expe- sk e pwrx . by Tienced only need apply. ~ Phone Sex Teliable colored man. Samuel Byrd, 438 T toward prevention. Keep Pluto always in the home. - Bottled at French Lick Springs, Indiana ‘Your Physician Prescribes It PLUTO WATER & B rtland Cement ~Assoclation _here - ferred to the screen with an art|EOrtART S TR R T g e aT’bs3 Tath | er, two years® experience in iaw office. Address | WILL call {n my uniettered automoblie, city = u’hm ”am W”, H.UTO WIW which does not attempt to portray ;:;tcr J:::;:!?v..yngfis. s:::::;;ny‘ :.f ALTERATION HANDS—Experienced, Apply J. :__——_—__—_—: nw.. open eveniags. i 20+ | Box 116-A., Btar offcs. 2| o |=P".=‘ue=-’-, eblidren’s discarded eh= £ gll, but In fine moments leaves large- | 3 'announcement. The bust s the M. A, 1217 Conn. ave. n.w, J " | MEN AND WOMBN quickiy Tearn real emtate| _________FEMALE. of "8Il ‘descriptions. Address 1 or : 5 ay’ d:"!‘ l:tlfi?':;:::.'on the -unfolding gift of children at Mooseheart, Il1. NBON DIPPER. 1231 Pa. ave. mw, * m :::.\n p-y"::m Infl!‘-_l: -.ea B0t | GRADUATE my'ngu, Cmdiun n‘umm. x:. 1 wil call. W. Rice, T st - peeses ployment; some mak- sires ment; permauent referred. - jorth 1758. z H Set in the magmificent northwest, BOOKKEEPER, preferably with rear extats |tae $100 & woek. Fres class’lectures evedy | §ivee B 57 4. Slar ofce. 21t B e : B | [Fom Diesure reveais the strugsies of | DOG FATALLY SHOOTS MAN. | iis Dysissd, Louis B, 1407 N, | oty Doy’ bidg: 3 s e mat veay = z © ave. n.w. 'Main 11651167 & specialty. . Phone . | P T Ty YT OSSN TEEERNTIIEIEA | | andt Dusinesses and hearts are bullton Tenn., November 201X STecBm SWATIOUSL— o |MEN AND WOMEN meko mosey seliing oal | §57°" Aadress 1708 lrving ot. aw. CHINA .PACKERS. several dave to stralghten out before |, i lergest ormmaleaon of t1s Mad, operat-| \OODWARD & LOTHROP. | 3 Bkt ™ Wian Do sio s sur 54‘3|vn Phone M. 1282 for wagou or bave ms eall. “WESCHLER " 320 Pa. ave. .w. N TMMEDIATE NEED of ture for an room hoase: will buy as & whole or 0dd pleces. Call Frankily $785. elfiflme«" easant, e e e T : the Dust.” Al S : arge department store has|corLorED MAN AND WIFE to take charge of | HOUSB PLANS — Architectural _araft LOUISIANA AVE. N.W. True love and stout hearts have TO PRESENT LESL'E BUST. opening for several young men ! smail. nearby country place; must understand available for preparing house - ana rl‘:nlm:: = FRANKLIN 3783, e 2 as china packers; those with ex- | expected. Address Box 358-Z. Star office. LAWYER—Excellent_stenographer and Gpist thes. Write or phone D, Steln. r;:r;;m:o _p(ln‘ y k;r:drf: n:( tll:: D;zlut. Secretary Davis Will Offer Gift of | o io;ca greierre’d Address Box | FARM HAND a0d wife—Woman to do cook-| desires evening work. Address Box .f.‘(gi T ats now.: phone North 499. 0 1® [etropolitan > office. s 3 Mooseheart Children. 277-A, Star office. ginia. Dr. Smith, dental clinic, 43¢ 7th st.| NIGHT WORK wanted by colored man, mar- | and boys’ worn clothing and conventlon, against malicious slan- nw. ried; anything. 417A Elm st n.w. 20° | man, N. 8315. 1744 7th et. s.w. mother, there is pictured a story of 186 2 f B f 7 hiod: ompet Borth | Charles Jacob, Beat Pleasant, Md. humor, pathos and a consuming Tove [Kors Saos e hof he, Phila- perience in selling floor cover- |8000. Super Servics Bureau WATCHMAN or elevator operator] From th ices of several the story ;ngg;gnb{d;'i:iile' m’ clation, will be presented to the|office. or whole time; experience not absolutely n well nigh insuperable obstacles to e ) | Dianai et s estimate, (V). 9010, WILL pay bighest pricca for Iadies’ and mes h k; 6 miles in Vir-| Star CLOTHING—Highest prices paid for Mens this week, but in their fight against e S raith, "deatal clinle, 434 Tth st o bayar Loes. °G. S der, and _even against father and | orors bose ot Robert whitoan Loas, | YOUNG MAN, With SOME €X-|apir of sns bind, competent. Phone North | WATCHMAN. by sxperiencedcolored wam, 1 ] 3 m - that pulls the heartstrings—hard _ lqent of the Portland Cement Asso- (ings. Address Box 278-A, Star |MEN aud women & local i nesds the sery. | colored man. ~ Jobn Ancrun, Bea 7 digaied wosk with | YOUNG MAN, member D. C. bar, stenograph- sary; no stock sellin truction in salesmanship | N . practical; thoroughly experienced; KNOXVILLE, a large scale. Nan of the Sawdust|—Receiving a losd of shot in the Pile was the granddaughter of an|meck when his hunting dog stepped | tumsie . gy 0 oL Treat Oandy Oo., |ployment | Free in ot refertncs; B ASares Sive. old mariner who bullt their squat- | upon the trigger of his shotgun 1yIng | cTRYA—Fwo: ontdoor work 1o Washingion | Colorado_bld; erty. 1923 Lawrence ot. .e. Phone ’;3.'“ = 5 remsyesemmsser BRI B et e T . 0 ter's home on, the “Sawdust Pile,” ajon the ground, Clyde Byrd, sixteen, | uburbs; take : ienca ensnry; | PORTRA SERE. coprrien: 30 t 3 = < Exneflenced Advel‘tlser SP ref er T he star yraste strlp of land of the oid luziber |of Xnoxville, @led from thie effects Sork "‘flfi'":fé?x':"i::?r L.'L:fl advameoL gl:ilhl-muc-. S B, B, Me | ACLSE-TEl et e, AT ) 5 : baron, the Laird & The old of the wound, a