Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1922, Page 29

28 AMUSEMENTS (Conzinved from Fifteenth Page.) | i this play and compare it with ner play, “Abie’s Irish Rose” which is having a successful run at the Presi- dent Theater this week. All in_all “Just Married” proves a most pleasant evening's ente in- ment. PRESIDENT—"“Abie’s Irish Rose.” “Able’s Irish Rose” opened its sec- ond week at the President Theater last night before a large audience. | which _seeme® as well pleased with the offering as were the capacity houses of last week. In this comedy the President players have a distinct hit and they are making the most; of it. So are Washingtonians, who like plenty of wholesome fun. “Abie's Irish Rose” is brimful of laughs. snickers and even roars, presenting comedy broad enough to please every- body. yet subtle enough to merit the apprecfation of those who like finesse. The situation developed, that of a Jewish lad who marries an Irish girl he met “over there” and the result-; ing efforts to please the Jewish and Irish fathers-in-law fs a “scream from start to finish. Leo Hoyt, as Solomon Levy, carries most of the cbmedy work, his work being fetch- ing at all times, bringing out the| lovable side of the man, Miss Eileen Wilson, as Rosemary Murphy, and Henry Duffy, as Abra- ham Levy. present the lovers effec- tively. Harry Shutan. as lsaac Cohen. | was responsible for much of thei Jaughter last night, his fun-making | being decidedly aided and abetted by ! Miss Anne Sutherland, who played the part of Mrs. Cohen. After much | turmoil. a happy ending is given by | the advent of twins. these innocents reconciling the fathers-in-law to the young couple. Others in the cast are Guy D'Ennery. Robert Lowe. John Carmody. Madaline O'Malley, Marga- ret McCambridge, Constance Brown, Rita Collins and Ruth Peacock. BELASCO—“Steppin’ Around. “Steppin’ Around.” the Shubert unit at the Shubert-Beiasco this week, offers an earful of good singing and an eyeful of pretty girls, in addition 1o snappy comedy “and 2 sical playlet with some pretension plot. There are 10 times when the plot wanders a_trifie and the action lapses into the mediocre. | but on such occasions the men in the audience will tind much to entertain them in the chorus and the women in the_costumin - The story built_around a prize- fighter who fices the United States un- | der the impression that he has killed an opponent in a bout. and an over- ambitious lover who would sell radio outfits to the Egyptians to appease a wealthy aunt. This palr meets on the! boat Ezypt boun They buy a camel in Cairo and atiempt to purchase a couple of beautiful siave girls, but are fled in_the the latter effori by the | agents of a flerce sheik. Through the medium of a jealous tavorite wife of ! the sieik. the adventurers finally man- | &ge to get the giris and also a sup-} posedly valuable ruby. The girls are| Janded safely in America. but the prize- | fighter finds it difficult to get the ruby past the custom ofi He finally succeeds. only to find the alleged gem glass. What happens to the near- Tuby is loft to the imagination of the audience. e prizefighter, v comedy. and | bly by his family, Mamie, Edna and_Alfred. Matt Scanlon does well as the yvoung man seeking lus i fortune Ezypt. and Harry Bloom | who has a most pieasing voice. Is an} {mposing deligh:ful <anc- | ing numbers ure offered by Hasry Roye, | Aargo R: Maida Du Fresne. Anita | Stoops 1 lMave. The chorus, { 00, moves about gracefully and sar- torially unhampered. Really. the cos- tuming is more daring than anything ehown in previous Shubert units. H While the sho was complete as g!ven yesterday. another number was added to the program today. Ben Bard | and Jack Pearl, wha will be featured in the first show to go into the re- modeled Winter Garden early in Janu- ary. are to *strut their stuff’ These comedians will remain with “Steppin’ Around” this week. STRAND—Vaudeville. Grant Gardner. blackface comedian, proved himself the favorite of an en- tertaining bil! at the Strand yester- day. Gardner’'s witty remarks to the incoming audience, his patter and ability to play the cornet kept every one highly amused. Bothwell Brown's Bathing Beauties are an attractive feature of the pro- gram. Bothwell Brown has much ability as a female impersonator, and | the costumes and scenery of the act Were very pretty. Dolly Grey and Bert Byron's act are pleasing. Dolly Gre: is attractive and the skit used is excellent. Rainbow . the Twentieth Century | s. have a novel act. in whic they sing “The Sheik™ in the Indian ! tongue. A very clever exhibition of ! head-halancing equilibrism. combined with funny patter. is presented by : the Dailey Brothers. ¢ The motion picture feature is the ! Tallor-made Man i dividual as portrayed by Charles Ray {might well be termed the Alger hero { jump: jof the story are not only excellenily jplayed. but also much assisted by the | usually without swearing.” iThe role is not a romantic one, but stars forgive their rivals every gift but the great talent of wearing their clothes artistically Miss La Marr has| undoubtedly forfelted the approval of | her sisters, so beautiful are her cos-: tumes and so picturcaquely worn. Young Navarro is still vouthful - enough to carry In his eyes the won- der of boyhood and plays bla rolef with a naturalness that is really beau- tiful, and Lewlis Stonc. always stur- dily efliclent, rises to a climax that makes him share with Edward Con- nelly the big moments of the play. | 1 METROPOLITAN—*A Tailor- Made Man.” John Paul Barct, the hero of is_a distinct in- in his new plcture at the Metropoli- tan Theater this week, and it was| easy to see that the large audiences which filled the theater yesterday aft- crnoon and evening had a real inter- est in this hero, his troubles and his successes. In this picture Charles Ray has re- turned to the high standard which he set six or seven years ago. In hi greatest success, “The Clodhopper.” | the first of his many characteriza- | tions depicting the trials of a coun- | try boy and his ultimate success. Ray like most of the of the screen, a: ooks well loved by | heroes of those the boys and girls of the generation Just preceding the flapper period, he almost invariably plays the part of one who climbs the ladder to success by honest means. In “A Tailor-made Ma Ray has another of his from-poverty-to-riches pari¥, but this time It is from an izoning board that he goes to a difec- tor's board in a few spectacular 1 I H He is a presser of other men's trousers In a tiny little tailor's shop. yet. by exercising extremely clever ingenuity and developing the great American game of bluff to the nil degree, he manages to give those o the highest soclal and financial cir- cles the idea that he is one of them. The incidents which lead to this epi- sode and the following developments fresh, witty lines which have not! been sacrificed in the motion picture version of the play. but rather used to advantage. The chief criticism would be that it is too evidently much cut in order to fit into the regular pro- gram hous, and therefore a few dis- Jointed leaps in the story detract from the impression of reality that is so painstakingly bullt up in the ;‘{mracxor!zatiun of the hero by Mr. The supporting cast is very large, cach bit of characterization out as a definite identity. Kate .ester, Edythe Chapmen, Thomas Jef- terson, Ethel Grandin, Jacqueline Logan, Thomas Ricketts, Douglas Gerrard and Henry Barrows are seen | in character studies. The settings also are excellent. Because of the lenzth of the featur: oniy a shi t news reel and Literary Digest fil ¢ shown in addition. PALACE—Wallace Reid, in “Clar- | ence.” “Clarence” made its local debut at Loew's Palace 3 aftergoon. The cast. headed lace Reid, i original sta; cludes sever: movie velebrities who appear as stars in their own McAvoy, Agnes Ayres and | Kathiyn ms.’ The settings are | mptuous. since the houselold « plcted is one that has “all that money can buy. and nothing that it can't. to quote one of the introductory sub- titles. Practically every scene takes place in this palatial residence. but there is one in a correspondingly lux urious office. (the opening one of | the play). which introduces Clarance, | “the man who drove Army mules | right, Ma: w It seems strange that Wallace Reid. one of the Beau Erummels of the screen. should appear as the enig- matical hero of Tarkington's sto an ex-service man “who suffers with | his liver,” and who wears tortolse- | shell specs and his hair dangling in clinging-vine effect over his eyes. | it offers an opportunity to display versatility. for Clarence does every- thing from playing the saxophone and tuning the piano to pouring oil on the troubled waters of the Wheeler's | domestic differences. The original story has been fol- lowed with more than usual accuracy, but apparently there is no movie director who thinks he cannot prove a scenario, and so an entirely new love story has been introduced for May McAvoy. the'romantic daugh- ter, in order to include an elopement In the series of problems which con- front her father. A jealous wife, and | a son who has been expelled from every school he attended, and who is being threatened with a breach of promise suit by the maid because the butler saw him kiss her, are addi tional reasons why Mr. Wheeler's office seems like a “place ‘of heavenly ce and comfort a a vening g after an evening Yesterday's audience liked ence” the film and Clarence the hero, | for the imaginary dilemas depicted i 1 i i “Clar- { American _Releasing Corporation’s “My Old Kentucky Home." It con- cerns the adventures of the son of a | wealthy family who, having left home, ! suffers for a crime of which he is in- | nocent and after many pathetlc ations again finds things righted. The Program is supplemented by a comedy | and ne feature. Photoplays. l | COLUMBIA—Rex Ingram's “Tri- fling Women.” Trifling women have at last served 2 purpose, in that they have supplled Rex Ingram with a type for an origi- nal story. which had its first show- ing under that title yesterday at| Loew's Columbia. It is a good story, that is as dra- matically French as Paris, with a sin- ister tang of plot that Poe would have indorsed. and yet so refreshingly original in tale and construction as to Zive only thrill-hints of a climax that comes with a crash. For beginning, there is a quaint lit- tle town thirty miles from Paris, but of such primitive remoteness from the ‘world’s excitements as to appeal to a novelist who has made his home there with his pretty but flirtatious young daughter. -While he writes the girl holds court in the old garden, and it is her captious treatment of her flance that inspires the writer to tell her the atory of his just finished book—"Black Orchids.” This story within a story has its environment in Paris, and has its ac- tion in the danger circle of an un- scrupulous and dangerously beautiful clairvoyant, Mme. Zareda, who lures her victims professionally as a reader of a crystal ball. There is a decrepit baron. who fools himeelf with the mirage that youth is merely a question of desire and make- up. and who, finding a rival in his young son, outwits what promises ro- mance by introducing the siren to a fabulously wealthy marquis, who is grieving for his dead wife. This mar- quis sees a resemblance between Zareda and his lost love, and she works the advantage to the point of marriage. The old baron gives a dinner at the Skin of Wine and. in his jealous rage at the marquis, places an overdose of khis own dangerous medicine in the goblet at his plate. Zareda uses her trained ape to change the goblet and ! the baron reaps as he has sown. Ed-i ward Connelly, as the dead host at a deserted banquet table. monocle in his eye and a white orchid dropped on his plate by the departing woman, with the monster ape as lone attend- | ant, makes a picture and creates an | impression that was added to by the| tense silence of the crowded house. The war comes and Paris laughs and sings under its heartbreaks. The boy goes to the trenches, and on his re- turn finds Zareda alone in the splendor of the grounds of the castle where the marquis has brought his bride. ‘There s a sequel that should not be spoiled for future audiences. One might call it a powerful story with- out going astray. There is added the acting of Lewis S. Stone, Barbara La Marr, Edward Connelly and Ramon Navarro of “The Prisoner of Zenda” | cast, together with an additional number of capable players—though but one woman 1s featured in the play. i | | H i i i i | jgram. i being tense, kept it in a contin LS ual state of merri- The supplementary Bobby Vernon, 2 ing. It dramas, Zenda." chestral | comedy. with - IS scarcely less amus- is a burlesque on romantic ! such as “The Prisoner of | A news pictorial and or- numbercomplete. the pro- | i RIALTO—Creatore and ‘Shadows.’| Creatore, the orchestra | 3 eader w unusual methods, is the big atiraciicy at the Rialto this week. Crowds visit. ed the theater yesterday afternoon and last evening. Although he has appeared in this city a number of times, his visits never fail to draw a | large following, and he is always greeted with -enthusiasm. Although his spectacular methods at = first arouse the mirth of the spectator. that is followed by a feeling of re. spect and later of admiration. Tt is difficult to decide whether he is the Interpreter of the music or the music is an interpretation of him—so close. Iy are music and methods allled Whether pathos, grace, deep emo- tion or the higher feelings are por- trayed, the music and the leader are Under his direction three selections were played, “Cleopatra,” intefmezzo to Mascagni's “Amico Fritz,” and a Spanish dance. They were greeted with enthusiasm. The feature picture play, “Shad- i ows,” is a_rather crudely conceived | story of a New Englangd coast village with the village preacher as the hero and the village banker as the hypo- crite, but the story revolves around the conversion to Christianily of a Chinaman, played by Lon Chaney, through observing the forgiveness of the hypocrite by the preacher, who has suffered unspeakable sorrow through the deceit of the villain. The play lacks in dramatic technique, and the ending is a pointless absurdity. Handled more skilifully the theme might be made impressive. There was nothing about the play that ap- proached the intense interest occa- sioned by “The Miracle Man,” which treated the same theme. Instead o{l is was tiresome. The Chinaman, as portrayed by Lon Cha. | ney, was pictured perhaps as well -ui a Caucaslan could play the part, but it was not convincing. In fact, it was | somewhat puzzling. i I A comedy delineating the ways of children and animals was amusing to the youngsters present. The Fox News pictures were interesting. But Creatore was the attraction. CRANDALL'S—“East Is West.” Censtance Talmadge and Nigel Barrie revel in eight reels of Inter- mingled comedy and melodrama in the early week feature, “East Is West,” at Crandall’s Theater, which had its opening presentation at that house last night. It offers a vehicle for pantomime which is taken decided advantage of by Miss Talmadge. as Ming Toy of Chinatown and San Francisco. Her work vies with that of Fay Bain- ter, who created the character on the stage, but it is distinctive to a mark- ed degree. Edward Burns, in the role of the rescuer of Ming Toy from slave dealers, and Warner Oland, as Charlle Yong, the half-breed China- man, both lend adequate support. Other items of the bill include an Aesop Fable, “Henpecked Harry.” and B8 It be trus that motion picture | pipe organ selections and interludes. | EXPERIENCED WAITER, | BORD WECT. {men o futeligence are tm- (] THE EVENING EVER wmail ORIGINAL plying for employment. Use COPIES. RAKER—All-nround baker for day work: man for night work Only firat class need ap- ply. Rafferty's. 4632 14th st n.w. BARBERS—2 firatclass colored barbers at once. 2011 Georgia_ave. n.w.. Coles. 0T, white, with wheel. for meanenger Sce_pupt. Mondav. 2123 G n.w. 1003 E | CARINET MAKEN: steady work. ot nw. CHAAUFFEUR fo drive Dodge ear fof Apply 64 “T st n.w. Tire. 5 wnd_Whit tazicabe. | ference an identifcation card re! jack ané White.Tazl. Oxford Hos CHAUFFECRY for B have COAL CLERK at dump: « it rmanent position fo T 8 = nd referente. - Addreas , Star office. DRIVER, coloied, for Ford: muxi_kuow clity thoroughiy; briug references La. ave. D experi ht FLECTRICIAN at ouce; 18th_st. n.w. ENGINEER, white, ard dreas Bax 157.C. Star office. cxperienced man only. I wate age. Ad @ wiite, 1o Jewish 621 E at. n o ENCED MAN for a small hardware furnish ref- Addresn Box reatanra and housefurnishings store: mi erence; state salary expected. 137.C._Star o eginners, (Rail- (w! ite). ition2) | . oxperienced; stendy work: ood mal Apply Remschel Motor Co.. uc.. Alexandria, Va. . HOTKLN SEED AMBITIOUS MEN_—NaG wide demacd for men: all department t hounes: nncrowded fi quick advancement: our methods dersed—onr students emploved by leading erswhere. Opea avenings. Call for Le Hotel Trainieg Scteol. o “York ave. ik ¢ JANITOR for work in office bulld'nz. ~ Apply to Arthur Carr, 200 Mills bldg., 13t aud Pa. printing dept., with 2 set type and feed private firm wtation press. Box 327 You at MAN. to work around undertaking establi ment, drive car, anawer phone: sleep office: chance for advanrement for richt man referencen required. Address Box 189-C, Star office. elderly wiite, light work around house: Virginin: state salury; give references. dress Box 124-C, Star Pathetic Figures. nales dept. of Washing- experience nnnecewsary: must gt man will poxition n. pavioz 25 to $100 1f_vou are & carpenter. machintst, avon, bricklaser, etc.. or if son have had 0o | eiperience whatever. call or phone for partic- niars. Columbia Seliool of Drafting. Lety and T w _ North 272 r i N to take ordeis; positions pay §32 a week an average af four orders dally: experience necexsary. Apply room 208 Bond bldg.. 141h and New York ave., be‘ween 9 and 10 am | men_experi 3. W. Savford. nloved vers profitably ~re s and feel capable e of £30 to $10) per wenk dresk Box 20, § wpec aifien u geod time to hreak in Mueller Delt= Eec z an 5.} experie n a « i s o newspaper. magazine | or brush esperience fu represont s in city: | ood epportunity for raphl advaucemweat T anteed salare and commlission. Apply’ Room | 900, 1317 F st. n.w. SATERMEN_Your ol wair I fetent: it's what yon have oaly dared to dream | Our Mr.” Freeth will train you and } Its free. Call NAL o experience nnnecessars. or_evenings by appointment, Loweil C. 303-304 Rarrister bidg., 633 F at. n.w. Apply moruings only Lage. STBAMFIT Appiy 31 Laurel ave., 4* TRUCK Turnitnre Rood pay. pre ¥ with law or real extate and good typist. Address Box 185 fice. YOUNG AN, experienced in_window dress d axsist store manager. Hee Hive Store. ith st. n.w i G MEN. four, to take orders with man- : experience not necessary: steady worl lary and commixsion: can eanily earn § Ask_for Mr. Bowen, Room 900 . Bank bldg. DISTRICT REGISTRARS. i The largest business training institution in | the world, an iustitution with $7.000,000 in | assets nnd 75,000 active students. which has added more fhan one hundred miliions dollars to the pas checks of Ifx students, ix establivh: iag # well equipped branch office {n Wushing- ton for the bettering len and wervice in the District of Columbia and the Potomac field, and i the organization of sales und service & | few high-class registrars are_required. THE MEN WE WANT must Tiave the following qualifications: (1) Between 27 and 45 years of age. (2) Strong, ciean persopality and superior addresn. (3) Liberal education, preferably along busi- nesn linien. (4 Sales_experience, such as selling office equipment, bonds o advertising, desirable. '5) . Demonstrated earning capacily of at leant $4.000 u year. (8 Ability "to hold_the friendship of std- dents and to secure the influence of big bi Dess men and_ business orgunizations, such chambers of commerce and rotary clu ‘We will make probatlonary arrangements on moderate malary and commission. . The men who_qualify for permanent appolntments will be awarded valuable territoriul rights with proved earning possibllities of $8.000 to $10,000 a year. Telephone for appointment. La Salle Exten- 208 i RE WARTED—HELP. FEMALE—Continucd, EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES P—WALE AND FEMALE. D—SITUATIONS. MAL WARTE: e Juiien SALESLADY, experienced, for on. »at and suit depts. Dodek. 829 7th st. first class, for finished work;! & steady position. good pay. ! siten wir Underwood & Underwood, 1230 Conn. ave. { for private family STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1922. —By Herbert Johnson. THE LAPY wHo MARRIED THE HUMAN FLY — | interest in_establixhed, fladny LERLR ] fnean APARTMENTS - WANTED—SITUATIONS. DOMESTIC—COLORED—Continued. lisiment; refer 1211 Thel- 4 YOUNG WOME Telephone Operating Offers PERMANENT WORK. Easy to Learn. Good Salary. Frequent Increases. Japanese cook, care reference. AL HOUSEWOR! drive WL EN automobile, ed _man in st n.w., Apt. 3. TTOUSEMAN or Janitor: man_wa position. _Col . now claim attorney for one of the R iiargest Insurance and bonding companies in Opportunities for [ the wortd, desiren ;".lm'h-r conection in g ; Washington: age .30, university graduate: Advancement. clam work of Any charaeter will be | ered. Address Tiox 108-C. Star off: ) iy competent Tellable | wanis place: night and moruing. 2053 Oth st 6048, 4 nw. NDRY W Iiundress. Called for and delivered 193 W D, waltress or sewihg: 1eference. Bth at. n.w. NTUEBE o 1710 « isiiwaslier: colored selioolgirl “RRE or general housework, without laun. settied woman, exnorienced. desires place. PIAIN (VOKING and general stay nghts; colored girl. 333 ed. honest_ energetic, depend- ¥_position offering a o M-a or executive preferred. Ad- i Star office. We are confident that you,» will find interest in an interview : 3 with our Application Supervisor. ROOM 1, Star office. % 3. i offee, © 40| 722 12th ST. N.W. ¥ A e o e THE CHESAPEAKE AND | aAlENT ML RS, Vit Bor 10 POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. MILLINERY TRIMMER PERMANENT POSITIO COMPETENT. | PORTER OR ATTO WASHER—_Experience i colored man. 1527 T at. n.w. Wm. Rudel. { STENOGRAPHER and typiat, expert, | knowledge of Spanish and bookkeept iwires part time employment. Addre ~2.C, Star office. TYPIST, competeat, young map, desires kind after 7 p.m. ~Address Box 264-B, 8 Address Box 179-B, | office. 6 | WAITER (white). English trained, te | [ 4y or parts work.” .. 623 éth n.w. 4 | WORK of any kind wanted by young colored ! Address 509 | man. 1114 T st. n.wr. e X after school by colored boy with wheel. | with ! e- i 3 i Rox | for one who has had experience trade. Openinz with the best Star_office. selling_ articl 11th st. n.w. ve to e'zht daily. Appiy after T35 12th st n.w. Mr. Holland, MEN AND WOMEN quickiy learn real estate Rusiness: ceceive pay while learning: need met intecfere withpresent employment: some mak. g 8 week. Free class lectures every Thursdaz, 5 p.m. William F. Mattesw. 610- 611 Rond bldg. Editorial Clerk Exam., Dec. 6. $1.200_to $1,600. MAN, Address Box 123-C. Star office. 6* EXECUTIVE-SECRETARY. , ‘Well educated, tactful, industrions: possesses | { initiative “and abilits;" esperienced: cashier, | i banks, 10 years: manager, manufacturing bus! mess, 7 years: government (executive), 4 yeara: | L.LB.. member of tho local bar: available for | a legitimate proposition: po stocks or insur- ance. Address Box 251-V, Star office. _ B° sion University, Main 8320, between the hours of 9:30 and 12! f BUNDLE BOYS—We have| openings for several bundle boys | who aré eighteen years of age or| older. Apply to the Manager, Saks & Co. aration. The Civll Service Preparatory School, | — = ee_vor. 12th nn'i F n.w. Fr. 2080. ¢ ::J}r,:,o.o “;:::";fgn‘l:‘:‘ 'a‘m.!n;;:;“v:‘- SR e, Sain wate, B years of age: good salary. North S WOMAN, American, refined. ex- | perienced. nsed to meeting the public. wishes fpos'tion by January lat with large hotet or an investigator with first<class company: Address Rox NURSE, experienced in care of children; ref- erences; stay nights. 1223 Kennedy st. Adams WORKING HOUSEKEEPER for family of good_home for the right party. Address Box 106.C. Rtar office. 4 DOMESTIC—WHITE _OR oF ORED. RETOUCHERS and spotters, first-class, for finished work;[ steady position; good pay.[ Underwood & Underwood, 1230 Conn. ave. FEMALE. CHOCOLATE DIPPEE, white, experienced, Apply United Cigar Store. 13th and Pa. ave. & EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted, white; in Jew!sh restaurs a1 E botels, clubs. apartment houses; uncrowded fleld: fine living, quick advancement: our Teading. Hotets crerywhere. - Opea crcaiage. o oter Traintos | particulars. = Lewis Zehool. 1340 New York ave. n.w. TTOTSEWORK, Iady or gifl; call after G| COMPANIONABL G oIMEND o'clock. 2001° Railroad ave., Twining Clty. | HER “HIGHLY CAUSE FOR_THE PAST e. 5°_ | YEAR SHE HAS REXDERED EXCEPTIO MESTIC—COLORED, LY _FAITHFUL SERVICES A — non ILY, WOULD TRAVEL. ADDRESS BOX 144- COLORED GIRL to clean store couple hours§ C. STAR OFFiCE. . 81 FAMBIOR HhTat DRESSMARER, younz woman amistant: the: COOK. to assist with housework; no washing [ atrical or prirate: speaks French: 6 vears’ D oning: stay nighta: ood wages. Apply |experience in London. Address L. Pierron, 1822 You at. n.w.. Apt. 22. K13 Mt. Vernon place n.w. i3 SATD Tn beauts_parlors or work 1o pressing 4 COOK and asslst in housework: stay nights: { MALD B Defuts PAOSES Or wor ce for of auy kind by colored woman. nz to o ansthing; need = {borL nor: 23, desires evening work from ! qual WANHE ali, At home oy et daT AW 1330 Cedar sf. nw. l | Md... close ‘to Dix a wonian; | 3 9th wt._n.w | — Cotored zirl HELP AND SITUATIONS. PERSONAL FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Ce . —= ;-'t:gugg, FHYSIOTHERAPY, ATHERAPY, | PLAYER, B A o G | S S e S T e BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. USED The Star requires from BARGAINS. adyertisers im this column Aeolian_Vacalion. i veferences and o detsiled . __statement of their propusition. _ 5,000 feet Door space. wultable !ight mauufacturing purpose or sto:age. with ck and chauffeur; central location. legitimat with wervices: mu ion. _Address Wox 847-B, Star office. ¢ TED—Fmall cafeierin: will o ‘ntereated. _Address Rox 140.C. CIGARS. deli $400; in tor quick sale Cottage Ci WHOLESALE and retail lake shop for sale. busy every mipute; good ressou for selling. Address Box -4 Lol OFFICE desks. chairs, efc.; two demonstrating FpeWTiter, mpressors; everything incinding | ALL MAKES of ipaired and Shoanger Coris ) Dright, Knabe Upright. mahopan Adtonola Player Piane THE PIANO SHOP,~ 22702" R, New Home, Ktandard and many other 35, 310, 1% 815, 514 and £20; gus- anteed and kept i order two years free: eaxs PEYMODtE: expert o 3 Machiue Exclange, = Fraokiia (@frer 6 pm) SIN . drop Keefor pl. n ALL SMARES EEX stitching: nhonograph RR Pa. ave. se Line djristed all makes. Work guaranteed In writing for one year. penheimer’s i ready to atep in and continue businexs. 350 for quic Trost bhiz. 5° . good location. nw. Call & pm. COLORED CAFE, near th aud Fla. ave: 20 to $30 dallc: can be price, $400. termi oftice. & dottig flue business: warked up 1o Address Box 1014 GROCERY, confect.onery, jer: interseetion of 10 year leasc; rent, $25, Thorouglfures: £1.00. Wupted good paying Lardware, cigar, 4 entensen or grocer; Star Tome. To seii or trade your by aee un. N E. RYON INC.. GROCERY AND FRUIT STAND for sal months’ lease; good reason for selling. Foatnow. = %an wiation, in | REM. Tow prices ¢ Kave mones Trpewriter Fx ATL SAKES »ld and_rented_ Bux an 8% monthly pasments Waxhington PORTABLES. chmnge. ee mwonthe, $10, in advance. 805 Lisc. 984, Open evenings. E RUNT AND RELL Underwood. Royal. #emington and L. C. 8m trpewriters: 300 wheets trrewriter paper, General Typewriter Com;ans, 616 14th st. FOR RALE—A chiropody business and fxtures. in a fine location: doing gond business: melling out on account of deatl. Address Dox 16% Tiroum home: romplel 1 rooms filled with high-class people; ance (o all departments: this home n to be appreciated. Address Rox Star office. 4 ROOM vooming housc: $550 i #old at 014 14th <. 4 1 Rebuiit’ Type THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER €O 1NC Bell, rent a:d repair typewriters. 317 12 Ehons SH 202 —_— AMERICAN TYPEWRITER €O, 1431 East Capitol st Reot, sell, repair and buy all makes. Stauds free. Open evenluge. $10.50; 6 mos.. 1 erms. 3 20 mome capitai, vnafrald of onnection where invextment il] produce results; references. iox 1821, Star_offiee RETREADING aud vul i WE WILL LOAN TO #300. RECURED AG. N MORTGAGES PER CENT COMMERCIAL LOA: 921 15th KT, A housefurn shing 1406 P st iCE. otler business: govd locaticn. now. 4 ®ood Tocation ¥ between 10:30 a 0i.: Sves { bstness—minin jhosiersy and lingere: wpiendid central ] tion; pr: oderate; change of rewderce rea won ‘for sscrifice. Address Bos 31a-B, | offee Y. BUT you look blue! What is the trouhle I just thinking; good paying business. - Why. That is easy. Just call to sse P F i sure they will sel yon & the Tight price aud e I would Like to buy a ROOM SUITE. $1%; Novelty_sud_S . a23 doinz | L1y YOU_SMALL SUE TR | NST FIRST. | S o in very good loca- WOMEN'S APPAREL. AT, weal. alze 3530 ckunk cllar #ud 5 Mrs. Denny. Colu perfect seal trimmed. T. 8. Arms Harness. T. 8. Pig Refrigerators. T. 8 Lauadry Machines. Elcetric Motors, Generators, Ete Army Wagous. WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO., 303 i RALTIMORE 1 omees wlighely ar 450 Maws, ave. AUTO. ro-king Lorse, Pt nw 1GAS RA RO IR s i 1 i mehogant e 6 NY TWIN BEDS, refrigerator. pt_318 Falkstone C ITURE and Lo i 1318 C st n.e. i HANDSOME CHEVAT, MIKROR. | frame: beaut‘f:l corner china closer. { ginss door. 1722 Comn. ave. | BRASS BED Hadlel muhors conc: Can be Targe Level fine condition. irror. & 405 B &1 e Snecial discount must be & bargain. 8nd cellos wanted, any condition: Lincoln 4004-3 4 E. about 4x4 ft.; $10. Cleve. 395.W. 4 Phone | OVERSTUFFED 3.piece living room suite. new: will cacrifice to quick purchaser. Can Upholsters Co.. 627 F st nse. Ameri- | H ite: o { parlor oak china closet. dresaing tabie: reasonable. 1618 6th st. n.x. RUG —8.3x10.6: perfect condition: guiet colors; also solid mahogany tea wagon. £lass removable trar, absul Phone Columbia 1067 4 tely perfect: no dealers. . - A peavut romster machine It improved type: In A worknz wiil sserifice. Call ai 616 1 vd orher arname, pinnte. rms Co. Inc.. Fairfax, Va. Phone Fair | SPECIAL PRICES } TORT." " RUSE & COMPANY. ! BALTIMORE. 1 BINGER REWT! ! one_wicker baby o {1855 Osk <t ! TABLE—Plain ook, { Col. 02, . zas ranee in’ good condit'o 36 f., WANT to purchase, dining room set, also bed- room su.te. 3 zood rugs and player-piano. Phone Franklin 6144. BEDROOM SET, #-piece malogany. includ- ing felt mattress and box spring, $100. 1666 Park rd._Adams 185 4 FURNITURB wauted for 5-room apartment, {in whole or odd pieces; mus: be reasonsble. Franklin 1389, HALL RUNNER, 13 ft. br 27 in or Wilton. Address Box 152°B. Star office. 4% ROOKS—School and college text books, fctior bourd novels, recent, popular and standard bring_o: send smail ‘lots; will call for large quastities. _ Peariman’s Book Sbop. 833 G HIGHEST PRICES id for old plate gl Canitor Giass. Cor o 7ssl e DINING-ROOM SUITE, handsome mahogany. | No dealers. Apply Apt. 51, Connecticut ave. and Porier st. n w. the Mouteres. | I VOCALION, | mahogany ORD WOOD. Sawed any leaz: thorongh'y sessoned $18 delivered. de BE-WISE! SEE WHAT CASH WILL DO FOR TOU. 0.piece walnut dining room eui: $ sell '$185; large maiogany crystai china < { eti cost $300: sell $10¢ | STANDARD 518 10th st. o.w. M. 2001 ! Just_below HORSES AND VEHICLES. FURNITURE of all kinds for & six-toom house ted immediately, as 8 whele or odd pleces. :T;dx call_Adams 600. o R L £5% Yo 4na D o, Frankie 163, > IF YOU WANT to obtain best rvsuits for your roiture and otber miscella; = fo M. !BAP!!G?“" 600 LOUISIANA A LA = FRANKLIN 3785. WE'LL GIVE you cash for your piancs aad talking HWl(mml ll“llafli ;rmnun. .mh(: Iver, e Satete famiters, Sld i, :“?‘mAR LD, 1323 G of. Ma! fln WILL pay highest prices for ladies’ and mes’ worn clothes. Write or phone D. Steip, I 7th st. n.w.: phone North 489. HOREE. wagon and harness. and harrow, $100. Epencer Rober don. ¥ HORSES, 4: wagons, 3; Rear 463 Penna. ave. n.w. 1. 8. DOUBLE HARNESS, $35; leatber col- lars. '§2: stable blanket. cart harness, saddles and bridies; parts baraess all kinds mew and_second-hand: iring: Sode, Copeweil's, 220 Tith 8¢ Tel. ran! MOTOR CYCLES AND BICYCLES— TNDIAN motor _crcle, side car: vers can be seen apy time. Col. 10300, 2865 nw. 6 surrey and bugss. | sonahle: leaving eits. 243, Col. 9194, G° G—Hij prices = WANTEDFurniture, Planos, Carpets, ete. Phone M. 1282 for wagon or bave me call “WESCHLER.” 520 Pa. ave. n.w. N IMMEDIATE NEED of turniture for an & mn‘ house: will buy as = ‘whole :!nod:'.h.e-. Call Frankiln 8785. WILL call in my unlettered automoblle, city gr suburbé, and pay jou highest prices for adies’, gentlemen's, children’s discarded cloth- all_descriptions, ~ Address postal” or wil_call. W. K . orth 1755, il TWANTED—Veat'er beds and furniture. Best Square Deal Furaiture Co., 801 hone Main 5638, Tor mea’s . references; three in family. 2631 Woodley MINS BERT— Atreet, afterncon and eveming place. gowns a specialty. ‘Remodaling. Phone Cel. COOK and housesork. fn an apt: reliable |&27 ~ Address 1108 Irving ot. B.w. woman: must have experience and references. | yGRSE " graduate, colored. desires cass of 1940 Biltmore at. n.w.. Apt. 44. any kind. _Address 3215 Hanover st. n.w. 4° COOK and general housework; mi “‘" PRACTICAL NURSE—Competent: best refer- nights. 2230 Cathedral ave Col. 85 5 ences. Call Franklin 2981-W. 4 COOK and help with baby. colored girl. 1307 | JEAMSTRESS: reliable, wants work to take 30th at., Apt. 4. home. Col 6MNR. 49 LADIES—You nre happler emplore telephone switchboard operating: those desir- ing to complete course before firat of vear en- 101l now; be prepared for many new openings firet of vear. Oxford bldg., cor. 14th between X. Y. ave. and H. LADIES—Our_practical. Courss in S{enography will it you for a position in a short ti; Bovd Business College, 1303 F n.w. Main 2876 deis PORTEAIT canvassers, 1414 North Capitol street. e SALESLADIES, Catholic; opportunity comes but once in a lifetime: large corporation has vacancies for a few ladles: boaus, with salary or commisdon. Call 331 Bond bldg., 8-10 o.m., or 48 pm. Ask for salesmanager. 5* BECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER—Congressio al, legal. literarr, newspaper and general of COOK, colored woman—Good cook for a boar: ing school in the surhurbs; & clean Christian woman who has had ex fice experien: best references. Address Rox ing for M.‘htlz'll or bolrfl;fl‘s lloldl 165-B. Star _office. 5 Thureday, 1t unday EWING, mending, b = A Must_stay nights. Call Lincoln 177%. LA ARTO e e AT AT TS COOK _and general houseworker; stay nights. | Phone X : H STENOGEATHER and tspist, experionced. $18 Address Box 101-C, Star office. - STENOGRAPHER-TYPINT, experienced; de- sires office work 8 evenings per week. with 1858 Columbia road, apt. 35. COOK, wages 38 week; also nul wonth. 1925 Kenyon st. Adam COOK and general housework; go home nights. 2310 20th . n.w. COOK and general houseworker: competent; must stay nights; must have good references. Good wages. 3112 38th st. 4° per week to start. wages $30 15. 4 ! ‘WORK of some kind; any hours after 10 a.m prefer cafeteria or th enced. Miss ; experi- FALESLADY, experienced in ladles and gents' fornishings. 3210 M st. n.w. SEAMSTRESS (white): must be thoroughly expericnced in_ handsewing und embroldering on children's clothes. 1538 You at. o.w., Zud r. reliable firm. Address Box 108-C, Star office. 4° | dept. V. KIRSTEIN. 520 8¢l st_n.w.—All Kinds of furniture wanted. Plove Franklin 6080. | WE BCY Rousenold furmiture and office 8- tures. Money advanced on sf torage. SACHS FURNITURE CO.,, Cor. §th and D sts. n.w. Maia 6308, CALL FRANKLIN 3403. Furniture and miscellaneous articies bought and sold. Prompt . Best prices paid. The ‘Amer. Household Co.. 713 12th nw. 8% Send for Louis Notes, 814 E St. N.W. | 12 you nave furpitare or otber goeds te sell, and you will obtain best results. Phone Franklin A OLD_GOLD, SILVER. ETC. Gold, Silver,Watches, Diamonds and old_jewelry peeded in our manuf T ad “valno pald: lelh:n'fl ¥ st,, cor 9th. Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver BOUGHT FOR CASH. LOUIS SBRAHAMS. 815 G ST. N.W. Lient- | i MEN'S APPA 1 CLOTHES- Vorkingmen, there is no more son for paying more than rou shoul We are here to ses to it that you must save cash. and you will if you bur new pants at $3 up. or 8 fine tailored suit. £ to $15. Justh's 0Id Stand, 619 D. WMUSICAL INSTHUMENTS. STEINWAY UPRIGHT PIANO. Medium _size, in prime condition: $430. Terms if dexired. Pfeifter's. 1210 G street. PIANO _Excellent baby af $:5 cash. Anply Room_108. after 7 p. GRAPHOPHONE, mahogany —cabinet: price; ne condiiion. 609 1dth st. n. Albert Hail. Catolic Usiversity, haif ., 3rd =4 TIOLIN—Fibe tone; price, $35. Ploue Lol 1025. SILVER-TONE TALK MACHINE: about 50 vecords: cheap: terma: trade for clear lot lor Sguity in alley House: pay X. E. Ryon Co., lnc., 1423 F st STIEFF PLAY ER-PTANO, benrh brand-new: a bargain weil i i Rich mahogany case. full size, perfect con- dition; just Wke brand:new: $450. ~Terms. Pfeiffer's, 1210 G street. oy EMERSON CPRIGHT, $65; Vowe. $85: BUcff, 13125; Knabe, $175: ail reni barg: | fail 'to call’ A."F. Armold. Auctioneer. 1323 xn . n.w. L% PIANO, wonderful bargain; aimost new ma- ! liogany’ upright; only $105 cash. 1321 Corbin : place o E3 ictrola, $150: . Arnold, Auctioneer, 1323 ie w. e 0 PIANO, uprigit: reasonabie, 48 59 st nw. DAY'S WORK. respectable colored woman: STENGGRAPHER, competent; experienced in patent work: salary $23: permapent. Mason, Fenwick & Lawrence. City 4° TAILORESS, experiencéd. wanted at once: steady work. 195 Calvert st. n.w. TELEFHONE OPERATORS — The Ohesapeake e roonae Pelertone Compay 15 offering employment to a limited ‘number of women, about twenty-five years of age. who are inter- ested in securing permanent night positions as :IEDMM operators. Apply Room 1, 722 12th n.w. s TYPIST, rapid and accurate; atate experience and saiary desired. Addiess Box 143-C, Star_office. S UNIVERSITY graduate to tutor high school girl, beginning Jan. 8; must live with family; excellent environment; good salary. Address Box_06-C, Star office. [ OMAN—We Fave an opening on our sales farce for one woman over 25: ome willlng_to change for executive position preferred. Call 718 Bond bldg., between 9:30 and 12. N8 for Christmas presents: real bar- { MOTOR CYCLE—Tn first-ciass condition: rea- s . Here xou w ! nd xoo aut weighiog 1.63 iess thea 1% or ten cara 1 bive-whit B liant, weighing 1, carat. 1 very beantiful diamord, and besutifully cut, carats .. S 4 {1 exceptionaily brilliunt. perfect d'amond. {7 " weighing 145 carats, er Sve poiuts Ieen tlan 1 1 Hamilton 1 granitath ndfa 1 it Westn, i A HN, H 3 F Stwnt ‘Building Materials from our ;immcnse wrecking operations— from Army Camps, Government 1War Offices and surplus sales | throughout the countre permit us to offer soi |r-nx-nnlx_-r new materials woinlerful sav- ing. Lumber of all . wash, donrs, window frames complete. 1hoard. woofing, bath- room outfits, white tollets, bath tubs. wash basins, radistors. pipe, hiichen simks, electiic fixtures for yonr house. New {ovenvmu pipeless and hot-air fur naces, 15 i Cocle’ Sam at they were sary ! property and been used; they { brand-new. urnt-out grates: no heat warped perts: Do broken parts; soid to you & 2 wonderful saving. { nized casings, each Reclaimed. good Heating Stoves - condition, ‘each. .-$12.50 and 13.30 *Gua !m-uxnma C “*Four-in-One"" Ehingles, new. per square 5.50 Shovel, 59c; pick, 63c; rake, 6dc. Combis ton all three, $1.50. Guvernment Lanteros, 89c. ISIDNEY L. HECITINGER €O. 16th and C Ity Pla ave, e 1 soutbwest. © o Meig 4 Salesmen at B bring references. Adaress Box 138.C, Star fii T e: reference. | BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS opea uotil'® p.m. Vielin Hospiial, uth | iat.n.e. f and A w's. ne. POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, spt.. small (Gt iy any iy s work Flome N T008, | — e e AD PILLOWE CHICKERING OPRIGHT FIAN i . - - family; must be firstclass cook and good - S . | —— " MATTREBSES AND PILLOWS Med i orand new action and strings; | FOI SALE—Some good Barred Rock pallets manager: go home nights. Call North 119. DOMESTIC—WHITE. Repavated at iost ressouable wt‘-f- Lat us | 5 gically perfect: $300. Terms. ]-m cockerels. $1.50 each. Apply Box 23 or GENERAL HOUSEWOEE, woman: small| COOK, fret class, white, would like & poui-| il give estimats. ~Prompt delivecies aad Pleiffer's, 1210 G street. O.UF Folke, "Galthersbig. 28 22 family; retercacess after © pam: 164 Harvard | o0 in apartment. Address Box 183-C, 2&"‘| i IO vevning co. ¢ FIANGLA MELOCHORD. majocany Sufh, The | CANARIES —Male; cood singers. _ 3100 Wis: st. n.w. 5 > =ik 1 7902. at. n.w. _| new: a bargain 513 H st {consin aze. Cieveinnd 204. . GENERAL, HOUSEWORKER; wages, 840; g0 HOCSEWORKMefined, “midd 4 HARDMAN UPEIGHT PIANO. 3. I RTEVENS can_sell you young pilieis i Apply between 8 and 10, 1632 no laundry, PERSONAL Full size, mahogany: perfect musically. A |that willbe Inying before Jauuary: white leg 932 | arev: plain cooking: stay nights. Housekeep- e splendid bargain for . Terms. orn. I harred Todk. ® o & GE NERAL HOUSEWORK—Four in family: | o 1102 Monroe n.w. * | PSYCHOLOGY, HEALTH. HAPPINESS, BUC- ! 2 A etffere. 1210 G_street. mon ."JS!‘ 5, each. T F. D no!flfl Sioy “mights. Phone. Col. 4760 or call 1314 | DOMESTIC—WHITE OR _COLORED. ‘('."l"-fl’_{“_',':"';h‘;‘e":lg,‘ solmsses privatc. 1838 | REBUILT PIANOS aadpiavers IT ypectal Alexandria. Vu.. or Phone Clarendon 3231°-11.* A o COOK, Catvy o 22t — | prices. Investigate -‘these barza'ns 07 | THIS CHRINTMAS give HER one of ATHEL Decatur st. n.%. A OOk e e Tobee. CLOTHES WANTED_IT HAS BEEN EBIT. | vou bur. Fvery instrament fully guaranieed: | TON'S gusrateed songsters. A @it worih GENBIIA‘[; (p;)%flflk—(}lr’. Foung, (;01’ L n' TIC HE] mated that ':'flfl\ hundred thousand dolls w piaoos at factory prices. | while. 238 Indiana ave Main 4702, . ored._Call Col. Al e ] OMES l—vn' D, ‘worth of men’s w?mdl').l!:i shosaipanta. et fis or 313" H ue ipom E—Two Boston terricrs, male: als ERAL HOUBEWORE—Woman, Call CHAMBERMAID—Reliable are thrown away In n EOTTPTANG BARGATNE Sicinway TpFght. | Dorsies boil, male: pedigres. — Call 1122 . Call Gertrade Anscostia, _Lincoln §00d wages. 1705 4 OUSE CLEASING, giri, stay nights. 3537 Holmead pl. WATTRESS, experienced colored womai capable of looking after fizst floor. North 7045: 1712 New Hampshire ave: WOMAN, strong, colored: only. one fond children:’ stay sighta. 2505 1tA ot oy, Apt. 5. - i Tight; _references; 2202 11th st. CE_wanted by colored woman. . one Call DAY'S WOR 7 Teferences O st, n.w. of any K ad_we would be to buy waste. Think liow JTUSTO'S OLD STAND, them at best prices. 619 D. RATS. BEDBUGS, ROACHES, FLEAb: IN- stant results. GEORGE F. SAPP, 227 Mary- ispd building. Franklin 2991. dcs® WBE_ARE NOW PAYING §2 TC 310 FOR men's and ladies used suits. Our prices for o' clothing are the biggeat. Vush. Clobing Exchange, G633 D ot. a.w. Phuue Male 3373, 1y used, $283; Haines Grand, . $585: Emerson play: Six other bargains i grands, uprights. from $135 up. Grand and upright pianos for rent HUGO VXSSEI;I, Est. 1879. cane, like new. $475; Rradbury up- |st. n.w. ':1 JALE canaries for sale: good singers. 3109 Winconsin_ave_n.w. Cleve. 204. ATREDALE puppies. very choice; reasonabie Pione Wooduide 135-M . :-fi'x'fi-x'-’u:x'r or Tflau-ligo AND ©CaAT mumm‘%-.'.‘n. COL. &it e