Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1923, Page 21

The Scarlet Tanager A Story of Secrst Servies and Diplomatic Intrigue BY J. AUBREY, TYSON (Copyright, 1922, by the Maemillas Company.) o(Continued From Yehterday's Star.) . CHAPTER 1V. I Getting to Work. Forsford, rising, followed Rennison and laid a hand on one of his shouldera. “Is it all clear to you?” he asked, solicitously. “Well, no—hardly that” Rennison muttered. “In fact, there is nothing clear at all. We are not sure Chan- ning was murdered—that he did not dle a natural death. His money was untouched, and It is not clear that he was robbed of anything. Your belief that he carried with him documents which held the secret of his inven- tion has led you first to‘suspect, and then to believe, that such documents were taken from him. “But they are gone, tested, excitedly. “We are not so sure of that,” Ren- nison said. “Those who searched his pockets were not looking for such papers as the ones you believed him to have in his possession. The ex- amination by Coughlin appears to have been scarcely more than per- functory—merely sufficlent to estab- 1ish identification. Then, too, the fact that nothing has been said to me concerning an examination of his lug- ®age leads me to infer that none was made. He surely brought with him @ sult case or traveling_bag of some sort.” = “The fault was mine, gcaptain, Towndrow replied, apologetic: oughlin did report that he found a black leather traveling bag on a chair in the room, but that this contained only toilet articles and wearing ap- parel. Coughlin seemed certain that it held no papers.” “It {s plain, of course, that the had been an intruder in the room, Merschon put in. “That fact is indi- cated by the disappearance of the ke Perhaps not,” sald Rennison. “Tt 18 possible that at the time Channin fell dead to the floor—from natural causes, perhaps—he was accompanied by some one who was there by his invitation—a woman, perchance, or & man. This person, though innocent of his death, might have had some quite explainable reason for dreading 0 be found in the room in the cireum- stances. We will see.” “You speak, Rennison, as if you hold & brief for the unknown person we have designated as the intruder,” Merschon said, resentful - “It's the Rennison way,” Towndrow growled. “The captain always gives 10 a suspect the benefit of the doubt. He first reasons what a fellow would have done innocently in certain cir- cumstances—what blunders he might have made. But if he finds the sus- pect had a motive—it there is evi dence, however slight, of design— good-night! The end comes quickly. Rennison gets him with the goods. What follows is the Rennison way— not mine. Rennison, marking a note of bitter- ness in the tone of the secret service man, looked at him sharply. He seemed about to speak, but thought better of it. A moment later Hors- ford, slipping a hand under one of his arms, asked, with pathetic eagernese: “You do belleve, Rennison, that wtill is possible that Channing’s mem- oranda concerning the secret of h discovery may be found in his room? “It is possible,” Rennison answered, Horsford pro- ‘And you understand the full sig- nificance of it all, do you not?’ Hors- ford went on. “If that secret has been taken from the room—if it has fallen into the hands of agents of Seafalcon—it means that his subma- rines, equipped with the apparatus described, will be able to sink our ves- sels and those of other nations with- out coming to the surface for pur- poses of observation—without even thrusting a peri®ope into view. That much, at least, 1s clear to me,” Rennison’ replied. ' “Belisve me, Mr. Horsford, 1 will do my best.” Turning abruptly from the assistant =mecretary, Rennison addressed the se- crot service man: “You will come with me, Towndrow?' he asked. The secret service man, hesitating, glanced at Merschon. “Certainly—if vou wish it,” Town- drow said. ut you realize, of se, that T have been assigned to the Haynerville end of this affair. “It i because I thoroughly appre- ciate the importance of what has oc- curred at Haynerville that I am ask- ing you to accompany me. Unless I am greatly mistaken, incidents that occurred at Haynerville may have an important bearing on the death of Channing here—if, indeed, we find that Channing'y death was not due to | natural causes.” ‘My_only reason for hesitation is that Capt. Merschon is momentarily expecting an important communica- tion from Haynerville in reply to cer- tain inquiries which 1 requested him to make,” Towndrow explained. “Can you give me an hour?” Ren- mison queried “Ill be In my office until I hear from you again, Towndro Mer- echon said. “All_right, then, captain.” Town- @row muttered, nodding at Rennison. “How soon can we 'get in touch Wwith Coughlin?’ Rennison asked. “At once. Anticipating that you svould want to see him as soon as Possible. I told him to be in the lobby of the Wevmouthshire at five forty- five. Doubtless he already is there.” Walking briskly, Rennison and Towndrow left the big buflding to- gother. Though the hotsl was only & ehort walk distant, they entered a taxicab. Until now neither had ad- dreesed the other after leaving Hors- ford's office. When they were seated in the vehicle Rennison spoke. “Towndrow,” he asked, “what was 3t you had in your mind when a few minutes ago you remarked that when I get an offender with the goods *what follows is done in the Rennison way—not mine'?” Towndrow, flushing, chewed the end gf his clgar meditatively.” He aid not nswer. “‘Out with it, old_man,” mennison ersisted, kindly. “For a long while have been well awaro that there has been something between us—that you have had some reason for dlalik- ing me. What is it?" “I should not have spoken as I did, raptain,” Towndrow replied. “The fact is, however, there is a difference in our methads. Mine savor rather ore of the police, I.suppo: Pollc: cases, strictly speaking, never hav been quite in your line—un! some diplomatic official. foreign agent or officar of the Army or Navy was in- volved: Perhaps that is the reason we have different views—different methods.’ “Well?** Rennison queried, as his eompanion paused. “Well, most secret service cases, fike those of the police, reach the courts. If the prisoner gets a jail sentence, he has time to think thing: over for a few months—or years. H has a chance to reform. But in some of these cases of yours—well, cap- tain, it seems to me that some of those poor devils you caught with the oods g0t to their Maker too soon. at's During the remainder of the short pide neither of the occupants of the taxicab addressed the other. Both were moody when they alighted in gront of the Weymouthshire. Near the hotel desk they found Coughlin—tall, lean, square-shoul- dere with bronzed features and dron-gray hair. His alert, black eyes were expressive of impatience. As he marked the approach of Rennison and Towndrow, however, his face cleared a little and he advanced briskly to neet them. “Coroner Discum and Dr. Albertson mre here,”” Coughlin explained. “They I told them you wanted them to wait.” Rennison nodded approvingly. “No one other than yourself has been in the room since you first left 1t?” Towndrow asked. “No. It is locked and has been care- ful.lx guarded. Shall we go right up? Rennison and Towndrow nodded as- sent. Coughlin beckoned to two men Who were seated on one of the sofas in the lobby. They were Coroner Discum and Dr. Albertson, his physi- clan. Both were known to Rennison and Towndrow. They shook hands perfunctorily and then ascended in an elevator to the fourth floor. On a chair near the door of room 415 sat & “plain-clothes” policeman. Another stood near a window at the end of the hall. Coughlin drew a key from one of his pockets, opened the door, and the five men filed in. CHAPTER V. Sealed Lips. After following his four companions into the room, Coughlin closed and locked the door. All removed their hats and looked around them. The first object that held their gaze was the figure of a man lying on the floor—a man still youthful, a little | below medium height and of frail physique. The hair was brown and somewhat long. The thin, pallid, up- turned face was clean-shaven. The body was attired in a neatly fitting suit of blue serge, a pink silk shirt, white collar, black tie, pink socks and low tan shoes “He looks more like a dry goods clerk or summer boarder than a naval man,” Coughlin muttered. Rennison glanced sharply at Town- drow, who had not told him how much the looal detective knew concerning Channing’s visit to Washington.” “He was not a naval man,” Town- drow answered, shortly. “Well, Coughlin, how far have you got?” Rennison inquired, abruptly. “Not very far, captain,” replled the detective. "It doesn't look much like murder to me. It's a cinch, though, somebody left here in the devil of a hurry. The lock was turned before the door was closed by some one who made off with the key. The gaze of Rennison now was resting on a flat straw hat which lay on the floor between the bri bed and a window. “That's his hat, I suppose,” he said. “How did it get there?” “It's just where I found it, captain, when I first came into the room.” Rennison strode toward it picked it up, turned down the inner band, and with the point of his knife Joosened and drew open the silk lin- ;ing_inside the top. “H & neat-looking fellow—so neat, indeed, that one scarcely would suspect him of having the habit of tossing his hat to the floor,” Rennison muttered. “He might have had it on his head when he fell and it might have rolled over there,” Coughlin suggested. “8o it might,” Rennison aseented. Towndrow, who had been gazing at the body, glanced sharply toward th captain, in whose tone thers wa: something that impressed him as significant. Rennison replaced the hat on the floor, on the spot and in the position it had been when he first observed it. His manner indicated that in it he had found nothing that held his interest. The Secret Service man looked curiously at the hat. then slowly shifted his gaze across the floor until it came again to tho body at his feet. He glanced again at the hat. then at Rennison. “If the man fell here. it 1s unlikel. that the hat, falling from his he; would have rolled to that side of t bed, of eourse,” Towndraw said. “Tt is not improbable, however, that he was_standing near the window when he first was striok: and that he ered to where he fell.” “You are quite right, Towndro Rennison answered with a nod. “Well, gentlemen, if there is no ob- jection. we will proceed to an ex- amination of the body,” said the cor- oner. “Have you any suggestion to make before we begin?" “None—except that each article of clothing might be handed to us for examination as it {8 removed,” Rennl- son replied. Coroner Discum, nodding, turned to his colleague. “Well, Dr. Albertson, let us get to work,” he sald. Addressing Rennison, he went on: “You will understand, gentlemen, that this preliminary ex amination is made here at the request of Detective Coughlin, who has ex- plained that it Is in accordance with urgent police requirements. I should prefer to conduct the autopsy in the morning. If, however, you think it desirable that it be performed to- night—" “I would suggest that it be per- formed tonight,”” replied Rennison. “It will be done, then, as soon as we get the body to the morgue.” In reply to a question, Coughlin explained to Rennison that all papers he had examined had been returned by him to the pockets in which they were found, and that he had but- toned the vest in the manner in which it had been when he first saw it—the top button being in the second but- tonhole. As each garment was taken from the body by the physician, who was aided by Coughlin, it was passed to Rennison. The papers taken from the pockets were few. There were six letters. One was from Horsford, directing its reciplent to visit Wash- ington. One was from an intimate friend, and four others were commu- nications from manufacturing firms which, apparently, had been fllling certain orders placed with them by Channing. In a black pocketbook was found half a sheet of notepaper containing & list of business firms, whose names appeared on two of the letters. Also in the pocketbook were $250 in bills, visiting cards bearing the dead man’ name, some receipts for money paid, four blank checks on a New York bank and some memoranda which ap- peared to have no connection with she visit to Washington. The gold watch and fob chain were in place, as was also & handsome silver cigar- ette case. Other articles, such as a fountain pen, bunch of keys, a sllver penknife and a pair of folding scis- sors, were inconsequential. Of all the articles found, that which appeared to interest Rennison most was & pocketbook of soft red Turkish leather. This had the appearance of newnees, and was found in one of the inside gock s of the coat. It was empty, t, while the nether garments were being removed from the body, Rennison took the pocketbook to a window. There, after carefully in- specting it, he raised it to his nostrils. Inside the pocketbook were three panels and a panel-like flap. The side panels were of green pressed morooco, stamped with four thin gilt parallel lines along the edges. Be- hind the el on the right was a =n'l'z:g°p::kot‘.h'%: thah}eft plne: e middle panel 'h'. of Cfilllllnld. ;’h fl -+ the same sise as the midd) el, over which it lay when it was closed. ‘When the flap was thrust back it re- vedled a large pocket behind the pan- els, extending the full width of the pocketbook. This pocket, as well as the pockets of the panels, was lined with green watered silk. “Towndrow, bring me that vest, will you?' Rennison asked. The BSecret Service man quickly picked up the vest from the back of a chalr and took it to where Renni- son was standing. The Army officer took it and glanced at the inside lin- ing. He saw it contained two pock- ets. Bach of these pockets he raised to his nose. As he laid the pocket- book on the sill of the window Town. drow picked it up and looked at it uriously. ~ : s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O. —_————— e e e e e, ——— Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 14th and Yermont ve., John C. Waley. 16th and P, Pharmacy. D. 4 18th. John 2162 California ave.. Morgan Bres. o, Tth and K, Goldenbers's. (time clerk’s desk). n: and g‘n Auum-l'lb:n e peos. a 3 oth and ‘s Pharmacy. 4th and 2601 Ga. ave, 4 Eim e., Rodis' Pharmaey. nd Rock Creex Church . and Upshar st. ientwaod PRATBACT. 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Pho 3 trason e Tagyied. Phoue after ¢ p.m PRIVET and other oraamental plants, ¥aif- fax Farms Co., Inc., Fairfax, Phoae Falr- fax 4 PURE LINEN, 12 pieces, 3 vards, 10 Toches eachi very reasonable. 2011 14t st. o, after 5 p'm. g SEW1 MACHI. Grant place n.w., 6 p.m, SEWING MACHTS attachments. 631 280 Singer, drop-head. 19 sement floor. Call sfter E. Biager, rorhen eefer pl. % aw. Co BEWING MAC == NG MACHINES—ATl mak nied, repaired; motors for any mmit" Semsiliching: raphophones and repairs, all 18 Pa. ave. s.e. Line. 275. AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICIANS, oficial serv- ice. Deles, on. Remy, Fisemann. Dynets, Basco, Atwater-Kent. Connectient. Creel Bros. M. 75%9. F. 6706, 18121314 14th. AUTO RADIATOR AND FENDER EXPERTS Lamp. tank and eonper work. Repairs guar- anteed and rensonable. P. H. TUCKER CO.. 308 dohn_Marshall_pl.. sonth_conrthonse. F. 6426. AOCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER snd office m B desives connection Immediately, requ Box ITLR, frar offeer ¢ Ao Gy ACCOUNTANT, book: i q BrOBE and lows 'statemonts andtag. Tevars, pre- pared. Address Rox 202-R, Star office. 28° BOOKKEEPER. officy t h Bight work. Address Bor 16-R, Suut offce 2 BOOKKEEPER or ‘innl office work. 270 dress Box 321-R, Star ofge. ige of stenogra, d . Address Box 78R, Siar ofite. ¢ BOOKKEEPER, experi ants positios. anfl"‘mx"’.@&f”b l‘l‘l school, 1th 1 d&eu $15 & week tart. ; to start i city references. Call iced,” references, wiahi or truck. " Inquire of fanitor, Dert, white, privits Tamily erence. Phove Franklin 7534, o7 = v ~ 2110 Eye ot newe Ry or butler, neat and reliabl farnleh best ‘of reference. = Address’ Bos 170.M. Star_ofice ELEVATOR MJN colored, night work from 8:30 until 1230 a.m. 'Phone 7040- bet. B ond's m. or 6 and 8 p.nf‘"' i JAPANESE all-round_housema u ma; ot lfli.’(’," understanding cars. LANDSCAPE GARDENER—Spraying ing lawn work; prices Nl:(:n':l: 248 3rd st 28¢ LAW GRADUATE. position with law firm or real estate office; Bot 3R, e smeen 404 UPeL.” Addreus FURNITURE enoug) ed immedintely; will buy pleces. _Kindly ‘call Frank FURNITURE—If you waat to ebtain best re- sults for yeur furniture and other miscel laneous, call M. Bhapiro, 600 Loulsisns a nw. F 785, 2 whole or odd 8469. wanted immediately. Kindly cail Adams 600. FURNITORE—We buy household furaiture and office Sxtures. Money advanced on stor- Bachs Furniture Co., corner 8tb and D ;Wfifl:mw" nz;.umm:. Dodxe k.fl‘ olet experts. Repairing on ather makes. NaghRinker Motor Co., 1419 Trving st. o.w. RNTNG. 40¢ cylinder. owner fo £t trozen cylinders. c and alominum welded proper! M. M. Coleman, 207 Phone M. 4508, RPENTER AND RUILDER, R a4, Jobbing: 3 mork_a spor THOS! B dlamonds and_old ! Full_cash value paid. Sell corner Bth. OUS] nd_ofice furniture, store fx- IB!"..' Tuge, mirror: p‘l:l“." e‘:c lw. "b.II’] anyt tca all_value guar- I R S Son, 484 Pa. ave n.w. CARPENTER { 41) RUILDER—For economy in remodeling “pnanlt me: dvice and extimates fheerfully” furnished. B. C. BROWER. 4631 Pelt rd_n.w. Cleve, 2534, m carnat cleaners . 2036, Estimat ICE BOX, good secoad-hand, for store. ,Call Lineoln 571, 210 Dortable; VICTROLA, De Vry projector IEIII printing press. Address Box los-n,»;l:- o 2 PERSONAL. FROM THE OLD HOMB TO THE NEW WE will move your goods for you. The price it right. You name the day and with the world move “RED BALL WAY." Call Main 2162 ELECTRIC BATH MASSAGE FOR EXCES. sive fat, merve trouble, lumbago, rheumatism. ete. Graduate nurse lMln:zq . N. 6085J. 31 CLOTHES WAN O dollar for men’s Auto calls. 819 D. PHYSIOTHERAPY, BLECTROTHERAPY. for men and women. given by Dr. CAROLY AUSTIN. " ¥or appolntment. phone North 64 RATS, BEDBUGA, ROACHES. FLE. stant results. GEORGE F. SAPP, 227 Ma; land_bullding. Fraoklin_2001. hing are the biggest. 251 D st pw Ehone CARPENTRY. PATY' kinds. Phone beratsen 4 R. G. Newlen, 1708 8rd st. n.e. CARS Jnwected and m“-mfwl Jood_Pun- candition on- reasonahle monthly chorge. 1808 14th at. n.w. North 4078 T e 7 JOB WORK of al . N. 6094-J. DICTIONARY EXCYOLOPEDIC glln.‘ -x!;hm-g- *: easy terms. Pres ‘onsult Mr. Richards, pnhi‘shers broker, room 210404 Ttn. The ariginal dietionars DRAPERIES—Teautife vour home. draps cretonn Yelours. burlaps and sunnroof wraps lsters Rupply. 623 7th st WALL "PAPER BARGAIN—Room oatmeal, 15c and 20¢ per plec 85c a plece. Mahoney House. 324 Pa. ave. WARDRO! table. $1; gas range, Iron bed,’ new sprin WASHING MACHINE, mationaily slightly used, perfect condition. Ae 2R, tar amee. - Condition WOOD, seasoned ok, $15 cord. N. 1834 WOOD thoroughly seasoned, sawed $12 per_cord delivered. West 2512 WOOD—0ak or miied. siwed aoy Tengtin §14 200 $18 per cord. J. H. Les, Good Hope, . Eild known Adgres any lengtli, delivered. Te ny length, W, WOOD, mixed. 1-ft. bloc R all WOOD. mixed. 1-ft. blocks, $16 per cord. _ Cal , 801l glass, with reb furniture, 55; swivel desk two, $2 1842 G st nw. ed Bupply Co., BHOWCASES AND BTORE FIXTU] - PLE_FLOOR COUNTER. ChBES AT SPECIAL I “BUY AT THE FAC- Y RY." ' RUSE & ST CO.. 508 LOW ST., BAL- HILL'S DRY COLD Retrigerators. cases, store fixtures. A. LIBUWITZ & CO., Agents, 1005 E. Baltimore st., Baltimore, Md WOOD—S$12 A CORD. Hardwood, stove length, $12 cord, delivered. Phone Clarendon 140.-W-2'after 6 p.m. only. Soda Fountains and Fixtures Counters, Carbonators, Wall Mirrors, Show For candy and cigars. BURCH & K 'S COMPANTY, 480 Pa. Ave. N. . $135 . leather cu fe21e PTECTRIC WORK. Specialista in fin lighting fixtures. elect. apnliances. Home_Elect._Shop. 517 10th n.w. 3. 6549. RADIATOR REPAIRING, “Anthorized Ford Dealer.” | .__Phane Lincoln 6200, GLASE FOR EVERY NEED. PHONF OR- dern receive p-omnt nttention. CAPITAL GLAS 1812 7th n.w. Phone Main TRS1. steamfittine and_ hofler work._ Gat | tim: Phone Lin. 565-J. C. D. Sae. LIGHT farm work, by Norw Address Rox 223.R. ,fl.r nl’fl.rl:.n youu;; MAN, settied, temporarily with hi englateriag Brm."WIte Dermanent pition e o nd res ponllblez.u AGEMENT of high-cl desired by experienced Feb. 1; best of references. Star office. MECHANICAL DRAFTING APPRENTIC] young man. smbitious, dest ) 3 dress Box 183-R, Btar offce - oo 1o g8 experienced, would | o preferred. John ve.. Takoma Park, RENTAL AGENT will Set Tor ons o more apartments onreason !ni!‘ s e ren able basis. Aflfll!-”!'dl TAKE CARE of furoace or yard, by el boy: vicinit ¢ s, Ao Feleo, 3338 1508 e e fcind Exchange. 633 D BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. " The "Star _requires from advertisers in this column references and a detailed statement of their proposition. WELL paying cotl yard for sale: near ra aad track: e location: price reasonape. to right party. Address Box 1S8R, Star office. | STOCK_Will dispose of 15 units of Interna- tional Finance Corporation stock for $100 per unit or best offer; terms if desired. Address Box 124-R. Star office. 28° FOR BALE Grocery store, near navy yard; 8 fine corner, mixed trade; price, $1.900. South apitol and M ste. s.: 29 (TGAR_and newsstand for sale. 23 Pa. aje. WORK at night by relia Hayten, {134 ptn e, Ave Colored man ] YOUNG MAN, with thorough knowl. T accoun = Star ‘office. T T ptd CRE]?IT MANAGER—Ten years’ experience; Washing- tonian. Address Box 46-R, Star office. 28% T PRNATE BOOKKEEPER. first-cia e BT ot e repata 5 TR, Btar e, CLERICAL lady: knowl of typewritlag: can ’take diciation: thase years' experience. Address Box 135-R. Star e 2 COMPANION to invallq OF reading evenings; referencoe,’ Addrens pon office. 25¢ 183-R, Star CHAMBERMATD-WAITRESS: stay nights; ref- erences required. Apply 24i1 California’ st., before 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m. COOK, ’laonn"tm.’ pelrnlv;tnr! young white or private family of fours 1818 16th ot. nw. Y e o GENERAL HOUBEWORK—Neat, woman: white preferred; stay nights: have pleasant, warm room: references required. Address 8 (E. Lenox st., Chevy Chase. Md. Phone Clevs 1845 "zge GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, capable settied woman, to take entire charge; small family: references. Cleve. 1931 28* competent DRESSMAKER, experienced, desi: S R T e i, tfl‘.,& remodeling. 1512 10th b.w. Phone A 28¢ DRBSSMAKER, MISS BERT. Street, afternoon, evening gowns a speclalty: al| G Phone Col. 6227, 1703 Trving oow. o 15 MANAGING HOUSEKEEPER meadatio Des Address Box 182R, Star offce. B MILLINER—Ladies Bats made over ik modele; shaped wod steamed for ai1 styies, by nced milliner. E. E. 38004 ave nee. Linc spa W 2dingham. GBNERAL HOUSEWORKER it once. compe: tent woman: stay nights. Phone North 840. & FIOUSEKEEPER by widower with small fa Jly. 1627 Trinidad ave. n. 280 HOUBEKEEPER, good pay dress_Box 32-R. Star office. HOUSEMATD. white, experienced and one who can wait on table; 4 in family; Bome. Apoly Mrs. Baur, 1860 Califoraia st. or Mr. Baum, Goldenberg's office, Sth foo PARLOR MAID, experienced, for te fam- b s e By R Main 545 b gt— DOMESTIC—WHITE OR COLORED. HOUSEWORK, white or col y nights. Call Cleveland 1257, stay nights. % COOK and do general housewerk; settled woman. 8. I. Ballard, 3111 Macomb'st. _27¢ GENERAL HOUSEWORK and cooking: rella- ble girl; stay nights; good wages. 5701 18h st nw 28° GENERAL, HOUSEWORK, woman, mature; eI family. 1214 Brerson stnw, A" NURSE, reliable, for ten-month-old baby; ref- erences. rters L. navy yard. DOMESTIC—COLORED. and general bouseworker. Mre. 1104 Eveltd st. n.w. SALESMEN, two real estate; colored clients a specialty; must be live wis d have car. Address SR, Star ofice. SALESMAN to ma store; ome will- Address Box 70-B, Btar an _with car; local teml or Bltimors: salary. sell house pain = to commect large factory. ence and_references in st letser. Strable, 121 B ne. RAPHER nd_dictaphona operator o aponing. . In anewer write fally &b to af! ucation, experience. salary expected. efc. Address Box 108-R, Star office. 'E. IVERS, two. Apply te nw. wirements: ADIIILy to read Music. experience : music. 5d voice qualifcations. * Address Box 106, SHOE ige i ress to leave city. ot Star office. WINDOW TRIMMER with salesman's experi- ence. _Livingston's, 908 7¢th n.w. TOUNG MAX o Tears slectrioal frade; wite Tetts ving & ‘experience, ferences ane i‘.’é'. ipected” Adiress Box SS3R, e ce. JOUNG MEN and with whesls, full or salary; permanent ;'fl'l.. e th 00d Abply 727 1280 st mw. EVENING WORK in grocery warehouse, about 3 hours, start- ing at 6 o’clock; good opportu- nity for college or high school student. Apply at 1426 Irving st. n.w. GROCERY SALESMAN who is fully experienced in retail trade, able to drive Ford truck and can furnish cash bond. The position is permanent, with op- gortunity to earn ‘good pay. tarting salary, $25 week. Ap- ply to i’ee y Auto Grocers, . wantad (o yle¥r the bod, A% pHoa bk SCoANGUMIn Xomarrows Race 1 10cy 1424 Irving st B . - \ COOK and general houseworker. Apply 3210 1ith st nw.o 1d; references required. Tele- and 1212 atter 7 P, Frday of turday and Bunday. B * | class colored sea: ERNESS, * competent, experfenced lady with highest reference. X drem Box SI8-R. Star offce. O PLAIN S8EWING wanted at home, by first. ress: will call. 611 8 n.w, ecommended. solicits _wom- en's. children's, family sewing by ¢ s og by the day. SR AL %Wmfi. TYPING, cop; , edit] revisi article T St ey R MALE AND FEMALE. ?m IL 'h ll"lll: married '#tl DOMESTIC—-WHITE. CHILD'S NURSE, or compenion for an old 1 3 he 'k i . B SRR e et e WAITRESS, white, 24 years of age; frat-class, open for H tray servi Servics.~ Address Box TR, Biar oen 25i™ WOMAN, miadie aged, wishes position, IIght housework; stay nights; good references. dress Box 133'R. Btar offce. o oegge DOMESTIC—COLORED, CHAMBERMAID itress; CHAMBERMAID or waitress; referonces. 000K for small family in apartment; nights; city references required. Apt. ticut_ave. GENERAL HOUSEWORK in small Tefined colored woman. Apply 1319 st. n.w. Phone Adams Warfleld. GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Reliable. colored §irl; gmall family; stay nights. 114 Bryant it o.w. T, HOUSEWORK, or_part-time; ool E:: ..}‘n‘ ‘references. a213% Volta bl = OUSEWORKER, _rellable, references. Call Sunday afterncon or evening. 1445 8pring pl._n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, no washing; settled colored woman, or girl over 25: plain cooking {8 at table): $45 per month; room and bath. 1849 Lamont st. n.w. nntll £ 1 NERAL HOUSEWORK—Neat young colored GEI city references. 612 East Capl st. 27 GENERAL HOUSEWORK girl; reference; stay aights. _Come ready to we Conn. ave.s ENERLL HOUSEWORKER, siay wighia: in family; 340 month. en, o Vl..-'."t 188. &‘ al K, reliable girl; two. 1641 Hobart st. n.w. " , reliable, expe: & 3 Rome , 2029 stairs work and able to WAIt ou table, 1619 Mass. ave. el B e Tiove. 5541, 2908 Graway P ve. PLAIN COOK, experienced, and do small wash;_references sbeolutely necessary. 1008 "gfiéflg'" ave. 270 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES CGOKS, #46; maids, Bouseworkers, nurses and nbf-'m’.‘r‘-. “Jones Employment Agencs. 112 11i ot. 0w, resses, bermalis, bt is, .&'J-n—-; 06 wanted. “err ot wal counter Fuller's, 2° POSITIONE—Tree registration. Wash- ;fl:é‘:“w-u Exchange, operated for the , O0OK. experienced. ~Address Box 180, Star OOOK or dishwasher, night . 1119 oth 00K or T, night work. 1119 5th e COOK, colored, wants piace. Q008 Solored, wi piace. Call or write WORK, by colored woman; no wash- DAY’ ing. 1018 9th st. n.w. DAY'S WORK wanted Hureesade g 7 Rind, by colored girl, woman: reference. 330 DAY'S WORK of Apt. 2. 1768 Fiorida ave. n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORK by desirabl, woman with child nine “lg ol ':'-l; m ‘best references. 1120 21st st. n.w. ko GENERAL HOUBEWORK, pla Beat colored girl. 1636 Rigge piace s % GENEBAL HOUSEWORK or chamber wait- ress, in private family. 1410 Swann st. mow. SWORK 'k BOTRERGRE, op gy ork v, o LAUNDRY WORK to take home. 1483 Flor- RS 3 e e LAIN OOOKING, general housework. colored "|..| ‘raata piace 1 Small famiy. Call at 1908 K WORK of any kiad, S write 508 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. | tal foy T N Y e, o [E8—Will highes: 2 ot W vy Mo i *..m..,..i 5 uflgl!“‘flfll prices paid - for men' ' worn clothing and shoes. B. Bass, m 7th st. n.w. North 7674, ‘small tor_eeni to] Lype: ‘Adionen Bow L0 B tar oione | T Do choolglrl, after sehool, a. D Price, $575. experienced, capital $3.000 and up, ctive interest in going business; in: confidential; references furnished and d. Address Box 1T9-R, Star office. 28¢ ROCERY and meat et, desirable north st section: $4,500; can rent or lease build. Call Lincoin 6270-J after 6 p.m. _29¢ . §90d_corner location: A stock: for particulars ad. office. ROOMING house furciture for saic: enough for ten rooms; sacrifice 3800 if sold at once. Ad. dress Box 324-R, Star office. 28¢ WANTED, small store with good lIving rooms, in good residential location. ~Address Box 123 R, Star_ofce. O TON W5d_variets store for ea For particulars apply 5407 Georgia ave. BTG BUBINESS for sale; $120,000 for 1923 service station on main svenue, including six [umps. accessory store, batters and ignitios uildiig. garage and Ford butlding: $A,000 rental {ncome also. Investigate if in markm for & big posivess. Address Box 107-R. Btai office. INTERTOR DECORATING. JTwiine Lansbureh. 8 o Stz Dranertes. "eratonnes, ” mohairs, Indow shades. upholstery, furnit: ip cov- Tindon ahades. upholstery, furalture siip cov INVENTORY AND CATCULATING WORK done. _ Prices reasonahle. RURROUGHS BCHOOL. 724 17th st n.w. Phons Main 2760, DUPLICATE KEYR, 25 CRNTR. Made e you wait.” Turner & Clark. 1233 New v nw. Rasement. F. 8005. MATTRERE MAKING AND RENOVATING. Bpecial for fall cleaning—Mattresses, bt fprings. iron frame springs. cushions and yil- lows renovated at special prices. Special thi week—Mattre renovated, $350. Columbia Bedding Co.. 616 E st. n.w. Phone Main 5528, SATTRERAER AND PILTOWS renovated at mont reasonable prices. Lot ne call. give estl Date, Bromnt deliveries ‘and eatisfaction_as- . Fagle ng Co., 112! . o, et B g Co., 1123 Tth st. n.w. PAINTING AND PAPERING. SPECIAL LOW prices during ‘winter months: give ns & trial THOMPSON'R_3418 Ga._ave. nw. Col. 8244, 1% PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING DONE AT lowest prices. I, ROBBINS. 1404 11th_n.w. Phone North 8962, 29° PAPERHANGING—IT's_time to (hink_apout spring papering. “Call Fr. 7288 ask for Miller, for_estimates on sob. [ PATERAANGING—Foo A T George, 220 12th Franklin A28 PAPERAANGING, $850 TP_ INCLUDING WALTPR CHADWICK, { 2! . North 7200 W. feb1e | PAPERHANGING AND PATS . Tooms pa- pered. 38 un. Tnterior and exterior painting at lowest nrices: 811 work gnaranteed. Mot ropolitan Dee. Co., 616 E st. n.w. Prank. 800, red, $7 and up. .w. Telephone | rolied tog 935 F st ARMY AND NAVY SURPLUS. U. 8_Army Harness. U. 8. Big Refrigerators. U Sy Landry Machines. Electric Motors, Generators, Bte. Army Wagoas. WASHINGTON SALVAG! o 803 10th 8T N 0 any length, $12 cord. J. Frack Harrls. West 1386, 310 FURNITURE_AND FURNISHINGS. $15; sideboard and dining ahogany 'rocker, $3: fine brass < runner;’ other articles 1525 Q si. o.w., apt. I 300 BABY CRIB and mattress; cheap. 806 11t . DINING TARLE. extension; new sewing ma- chine:; drop couch. new: hammock, ' porch swing; other small articles; no dealers need appis. Phone Col. 7339 . RED-DAVENPORT, mahogany _and Teather] 6.1 Jaffe, Apt. 24, 1930 New Hampshire ave nw BEDS, two, %; Simmons make (white iron): price veasonable_1318_N. H. ave., Apt. 73 BEDROOM SUITE, sac: mahogany, $70; her rocker. $15: refrigerator, $10 k. $10; mahogany. $15: largs desk, ‘ocst $100, sell for $25: ma hogany dresser. chair and stand, Englander couch, mahogany dressing table. davemport set trimmed in velour, 3y library irs, large Phone N. 4816-T {able. 3-piece parlor suife. hall 'c brass Led, hox spring and mattress, Other_furniture bargains. Col._8685. b CRIBS, two large, complete with springs, mattresees. sheets: all like new: high chair. 1_Randoiph_st. n.w. _Columbi DINTNG-ROON FURNITURE, bigh-grade, mahogany, {nlaid with holly: seven piece match; Sheraton pattern; good condition. dealers. Home from 2 until 9 p.m. 400 9th st. s.e. cor. Pa._ave 280 DIN ROOM FU| sell separateiy. 1378 Kenyon st. DINING ROOM_BET, six pleces, condition, $30. 1757 Church st. tr ke pew 1337 Columbia rd. " NITURE, china closet, oak, good PHONOGRAPHE REPATRED BY EXPERT: Reagonable prices_ Phonograph Hospital, 331 Hrme. Line 7511 | PAONOGRAPH _REPATRING — Phonozraphs | repaired hy expert: narts for all makes chines Franklin 5075 800 9th st n.w AERONAUTICAL BNGINEER wants partner 1o take one-half interest in large paying busi- ness, either active or inactive. P. O. Box 1643, city. = FIANG TUNING, Pianos and players re- paired. refinished and_rehuilt by skilled work- men_ Plann Tuning—$2.00. Schaefer. Ssnder. son Plano Co.. 513 H st. n.e. Lincoln 2758 W DINING ROOM SUITE, pianc. bookcase and other furniture. _Apt Copley Court. _28% FURNITURE for 2 Lh.k. rooms, cheap. 2423 North_Capitol st. i ROOM SUITE Box 308-R, 8t . light oak; 8rd st. s.e. MUSICAL _INSTRUMENTS. overstuffed velour. h & box, buffet and china 28 GROCERY and “meat market in the n. clearing $100 a week will sell for less than involce if sold by Bunday, as owner ha other business. Address Box 317-R, Star office. GROCERY STORE, confectionery, tobacco and uotions for sale. Tnquire 926 5th n.w. 28¢ TATLOR HOP and cleaning business. estab- 1ished 15 years: in business section; rent, §55: rgl.l:lbl. for cash. Address Box 320-R, ;l r office. 27 MAREET—Dwing to other business 1 will seli one of the best markets 50 dealer. Apy to Mr. Laurence, 518 8th st. s.e. . POOL ROOM and lunch counter business for sale; doing good business. 133 G street s.e. 1 04 (N HOUSE, 9 rooms, near 7th and nw.: price reasonable for quick buy. Me- Carier & McCarter, 417 11th st. n.w. _ 28% STORE FOR BALE ON ACCOUNT OF ILL health; good paying cormer. Apply 900 8th st. s.e. Call any hour of day. GROCERY, delicatessen and movelty store! beautiful sods fountain; three living rooms. rent, only $45; Tocation: price, $1,500. will inventory ' $1.500; no dealers. = Address Box 97-R, Star office. 28¢ VALUABLE Florlds Tnformatlon free about south, central, east and west coasts and Miami particularly, by Alfred W. Law. & twelve-vear resident now. B07 15th st. we * GROCERY STORE In ne.; must be reen to be appreciated; will sacrifice. North 9614. * TEA ROOM for sale or exchange. nearby Maryland. _Address Box T-R, Star office. 28° PLUMRING. TINNING, JOBRING 1§ OUR aneclalty. Quick service in emergencs caen. Then von (hiak of plumbing, (hink of CAROW FRY, 1011 H st. n.w. R Guer, 412 F. Cap. st.—Linc. 8417—Kteam and hot- | ¢ heating. plumbing, beiler and power | Found reliable ‘for 25 years. All | sizes of the famous Tdeal Arco Boflers in | stock. Can 0l a boller in your premises Sume day ordered, PLUMBING. HEATIN( AND TINNING, “Have It Done Right—Get Casey.” 3307 14th r.w. Columbia 155-1331. H ting, composition and presswork: commercial work. Columbis Print: Tne., 815 14th st. n.w. M. 425 RADIATORS painted and bronsed: eatisfac- | tory work at reasonable prices. A. Lambright. Painter. 102 6th st n.e. 280 RUG WEAVING — RUGSE REWOVEN FROM worn carpets.durable and ch OLD LAU- REL FCLIPSE. 300 10th st. s.w. Frank, 077, e15° fug. b just avanteed In writlog far one heimer's Shop Unique, Washington's oldest sewing machine deslers, 8th and B sts. n.w. TRUNR REPAIRING. Miotz repairs trunks, | Teather bagzs, ladies’ handbags. etc. Call of | phone Mintz.’ 888 F st. Main 3688, TER ATRING. Quick_action. Fair prices. The Typpewriter 8hop, Inc. 511 11th st o.w. Franklin_6485. STORE FOR BALE—The only_ store in the village of Glencarlyn: about 70 families to draw from; property consists of store, ware- house and chicken houses; will double in value in less than a year; & good chance for a live wire._Phone Clarendon 882-F-22. 280 WILL SELL FOR $176 TERRITORY PAY- ING_LARGE PROFITS. ADDRESS BOX 146- M. STAR OFFICE. 28% 3 wtore for sale. th st n.w. 31° ESTABLISHED buflding contractor good partner with some capital to active interest in the business; good future. Address_Box 192-P, Star office. L] TYPEWRITING AND SHORTHAND REPORT. ing_our_specialty. ACME STBNOGRAPHIC BUREAU. 334 Star bullding. Main 2423. CPHOLSTERING, FURN RE REPATRI careful attention: furniture sent for re- turped free. Tittensor, 1424 8th n.w. N. 7703. ATCH, C E PATRING, S 'F. Cooper, 505%4 1th n.w. Phone Frank- ifn_3908. B WINDOW AND DOOR BHADES. Good qual 1ty opaque shades ftted to your windows, Soc the Dest quality of opaque shades, $1.1 free. We call with samples. Kleebiatt, and H ste. n.e._Lincoln 870. hun, 1ith INDUSTRIAL business for asle. establisied srowing section. offering unusua opporiunily. * 350,000 ‘Tequired: Full partien: lars in-pefsonal ‘iatervie 08 reassne for § a bons-Bde ows Inquitios. strictly cofidential. Address. Box R, Btar Office. i 1 HAVE a client who wants to buy a brick house for colored; will pay cash. Joe C. Brown, 916 N. Y. ave. n.w. fe> with_rooma: elng, Bav 1120 $ien MR LUM“ dofn| iness; will sell i ' 3 rsonebiy. Gail North 10421 . 1 114 rent; O SRR S T T RS gy Phone. lin 14883° TAILOR SHOP—Established business; G.year lease; rent, 365 menth; owner ' leaving town; Do _real offer refused. Phone North B448 or call at 2217 14th st. ave. and for FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BABY CARRIAGE, cost $50 one vear ago: will sell for $12._730 Quincy st. n.w. BABY CARRIAGES, two, one reed reversible, mewly painted: will have to be seen to be appreciated. Mefn #612. 1405 P st. Baby Carriage Repair Shop. BAS-RELIEF, heavy. copy of “Singing Hove.” | town. will sacrific i tioneer, 1323 G st. n.w. PRINTING * Compiete prinflog service. STt | & [ you buy. AEOLIAN playerpiano. 1ike new; leavin 275 A. F. Arnold, auc- FABY GRAND, Stieff, looks like new, $895. 7 _Penna._avel s.e. PIANO. mahogany, 3 H PIANO. P ANO. Mathushek, €all Col. 1807-W- PTANO, uprignt: 45, Col. 8044-W. PLAYER PIANO, Holmes melods gram fine. $365._ 227 Penna. ave. s.e. REBUILT PIANOS and players &t speciai prices. Investigate these barg: Every {nstrument fully 80 ant up. New planos at factary Schaeffer. Sandersop Plazo Co.. 513 ® m.e. UPRIGHT, Webster, handsome mahogany, late model case, $225. 327 Penna. are. s.e. TPRIGHT PIANO, Schaeffer-Banderson Plano Co.. 613 H st. n.e. WEBER upright, $100; Vose, $80; Btieff, $150. ‘Do not miss these bargains. A. F. Aroold. auct.. 1823 G at. n.w. by §125 VICTROLA and records, Ilke new, §18; $150 Victrola, $90; Victor Victroles, $15, 325, $45. A. F. Arnold Auctioneer. 1323 G st. n.w. FOUR PIANO BARGAINS—Bradvury Tpright, Itke $285; Cable & Nelson, $135: Haloes Grand, siightly used, $525: one upright, §95. Grand' and_upright planos for rent. HUGO WORCH, Est. 1879. 1110 G 8t N.W. TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITER, —Underwood No. model, $45._3808 Kaosas ave. n.w. ALL MAKES sold rented. Low price Buy on 35 monthiy payments, Save money PORTABLES. hington Typewriter Ex change, Mutual Fire Insurance building, 1301 Hst.nw. Fronklin 1014.________ fel® THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER CO,. INO. wll. rent and repair Gpewriters. 117 138 hone M. 6534. Bervice. 2301 1st s ervice, 200 ot §75_ Schaefer-Banderson t. n.e in_good coodition, $11! 1419 Clifton st., apt. 4. 28% %004 condition: Quick ® 5. latest . ent n adv. mos.; for sale. Terms. 34 month: 3 montha, t Capitol st. Lin DERWOODS for rent. 0 in_advance. 944. Open_evenings. WE RENT AND BELL Underwood, Royal, Remington and I O Smith typewriters; eets typewriter paper, Gegeral Typowriter Company. 616 14th st. art of friese above the choir at St. Mark's Eh!l'ch in Florence, Italy: an old caster, slightly broken; handsome Lous Quinze cabinet of ma- m ny; gold and crystal glass. Phone West BICYCLB, coaster brake, new tires_ $10;_gas stove (Oriole), first-class’ condition, $15, 3317 0 st._n.w. = CHECK PROTECTOGRAPH, Todd. Acme Re- pair and Bieycle Co. 1749 Pa. ave. 28° CHEWING GUM and peanut machines. 25, for ale cheap. Apply to Ott Lampip; 301 Penn. ave. nw. . AMERICAN TYPEWRITER 0O0. 1481 East Capitol st rent, sell. repalr asd buy all makes Stands fres. Open evenings. Linc. 3681 Typewriters by Auction 100 typewrite: ‘models of standard makes (Remingtous, etc.) to be sold by public suction Thursday. Feb. 1.’ commencing ‘at 2 o'clock, WESCHLER'S, 920 Pennaylvania ‘ave. Typewriters on view day before and day of 500" GUM_vending machines, "placed locally; sell half cash, balance monthly from machines. Address Box 271-L. Star office. 30 Can | FOR BALB—Fotel business, central downtow: own fixtures good aying busine furajture, rice; & th st. _ Large storeroom, facing on two streets. Rent very low because rent of rooms See MR. NEWSOM, 1110 H 8t. N.E. Lincoln_2071. SECURITY THAT SECURES INCIP, LIBERAL DIVIDENDS T el Sl SR ;L' % IRVIEWI] % BIG BUSINESS AND IONAL NEED APPLY. FULL- PERA' . _LARGE EARNINGS RBLDG. DISHWASHER. electric, family use; almpst mew: %50. 1604 Park road. L2 DOUBLE BOILER, Progress. low pressure, 12 sections;. new, perfect condition; $350 forim- mediate sale. ' Main 4930. - sale. WHEARING APPAREL. COAT, Tong, black cloth, size 40 three shori black ‘coats, 88 and 88;' overcoat, large sise. o dealers. 1349 Perry place n.w. afler 10 m. EGGR dellvered dally from hennery. Lincoin 3. 3 Chapman's, 12 also 15 of her law books; cheap, 627 ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LAW. volum CADIES COATS, navy and brown: trimmed, $5 and $10 each. Apt. 19th st. PARTY DRESS (girl's), well made. ma- terial: size 12 to 14 years. Col. 421i. _ 28% one fur- 107, 2200 270 . 1587 large = sed two‘ye.lxn: condition perfect; bargain for any one looking for'a good ornace; can be seen 102 East Mel- rose_st., Chevy Chase, Md. 210 GAB FIXTURES, set, brass. good lights at- fachedy fine dome: cheap. 627 G st. n.e. WORKINGMEN—No high prices here: SUghtly used sults and overcoats. 85 up. Valoes"iike these make us busy. Justh's Stand, 619 POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK. ‘GAB RANGES, good as new; all styles; guar. Sheed: leme than balf price. WhY more? 3. W. Williams, 609 6tb n.w. II(II. fel5* BTOVE, fne condition; 1. h. oven, semi- 9;‘.7--1.0. 80 quick sale. 387 14th 281 Don. OOW, fine, freah, with calf. James Beady, 4535 Condult COLLIES, alredales, fox ferriers and other uppies—2 to 4 mouths old, male and female. PATRCHILD'S PET SHOP. 1315 9th at. now. GUM VENDING machine route for sale, paying P month; sacrifice. 35,000 cash. $300-3450 Ad- dress 311-R, Star office. 270 GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES, fioeat biood lines; eligible for registration.” 53 Q st, me. ATER, coal ofl, and gas dome, 1981 Summit Piace me. North @3, 28° HOT-WATER HEATERS, two new No. 3 Arcola; never uncrated; make offcr for oné or both, P.f Box 1149, 20 POLICE DOG PUPPIES, well bred, 7 weeks old:" reasonable. Mr. Biam, 1407 Mess. ave. . o COW, fresh. 124 014 Steel Plant road, Oom gress Heights, D. G | a8 .