Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1923, Page 21

The Scarlet Tanager A Stery of Secret Service and Diplomatic Intrigue BY J. AUBREY TYSON (Copyright, 1923, by the Macmilien Company.) (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) “But, before wo open this envelope, let us drink—some of this excellent Scotch which I took from a British tramp 1 sank last week. A little stimulant cannot fail to benefit Miss Warburton, and 1 am sure none of us will be' the worse for it. It Is fortunate, too, that we have six «lasses here-—one for each of us. My Iriends and 1 sampled some of the ilquor just before you entered, cap- tain. It Impressed us as being rather fine. We're a little shy on water, but —well, there seems to be enough to 50 around. He_arranged the six glasses in a line,”then withdrew the corks from hoth bottles on the tabie. With & bot- 1 each hand he used them alter- pouring liquor into _the <lasses. When this was done he filled vach glass with water from a pitche Rennison watched this proceeding, then glanced toward Miss Warburton, who was gazing at him fixedly. He smiled faintly as he read the warn- ing in her eyes. With a slight bow, Seafalcon handed one of the glasses to Mirfam and moved another across the tabl to- ward Rennison. He next selected one or himself; then, with a wave of one of his hands, invited his three com- panions to help themselves. Ralsing Lis glass, he addressed Rennison. “Captain, this night has ylelded rather more than its share of dis- trust and fears.” he said. “Let us drink to the hope that all may be ghded by the duwn of the coming ay.” Rennison ruised the glass to his lips, then lowered it without touching the tiquor. Mirlam, still watching him, did ikewise 'Stop!" comman :ng around to stood at his left. “All drink or non What is your cbjection, Rennison, to the toast I have proposed?” “To the toast there can be no ob- jection, of course,” Rennison replied s he returned the glass to the table. “You suspect, then, the liquor is po 'ned?” the brotherhood chicf que: tioned sternly. Oh, no," the army man answered smilingly. “Should you design to poi- 3on me, vou would walt, at least, un- 11 the ‘papers I have undertaken to deliver are in your hands.” For the first time since Rennison had entered (he room the eyes of Sea- falcon flashed wrathfully. The chief's Joft hand still held his glass as he stepped behind the chair on which Miriam was seated. With his right he quickly drew an sutomatic pistol from one of his pockets and aimed it at the back of the head of the actress, There was no mistaking the menuce in the gaze he bent on Rennison. “You will drink?" he asked Realizing that even o moment's hes- ftation might result in an immediate discharge of the threatening weapon, Rennison nodded and reached for the sor he hud thrust aside. Now drain your glasses—alll falcon commanded. The order was obeyed. One by one each male drinker placed his empty zlass upon the table. That from which Mirlam drank was taken from ter and put_down by Seafalcon; who returned to his pocket the plstol vwith which he had threatened her. “And so we come aguain to the pay- ment of the price—the two hundred thousand dollars, which 1 told you was in this envelope,” Seafalcon be- an. “You have required that this sum 2 As Seafalcon stopped, there flashed Into the mind of Rennison the knowl- ~dge that something strange had hap- pened or was about to happen. Now. for the first tl the brotherhood chfef, himself, appeared to he {ll at ease.” He spoke hesitatingly, in the manner of one whose thoughts were not upon his words. and his volce was more harsh and metallic than it had Leen before. Though he fumbled with ‘he envelons of which he had spoken, he made no move to open it. His ace grew whiter as his gaze rested on the table. The interrupted sen- 1énce remained incompleted. His at- titude finally Lecame that of one who istened and waited. Mirfam, breathing heavily, looked rt Rennison anxlously. Once their glances met, and she fancied she read in his eyes that suspicion which, she d1d not doubt, he saw In hers—the suspicion, amounting almost to a con- viction, that the liquor they had been compelled to drink had been polsoned. As Rennison turned from her, a faint tinge of color came to her face and a momentary sense of exultation dlslodged her fears and fanned into sudden flame the darkening embers of her woman's pride. Despite the coldness of his manner, thers was no :nistaking the keen anxiety which jurked in the brief glance he had turned upon her, and it was with al- most hysterical satisfaction that the nctress reflected that it was only to rave her from instant death that (yeorge Rennison drank what he be- 1leved to_be poisoned liquor. Again Seafalcon raised his eyes and met the gaze of Rennison. Again he rpoke—with manifest effort, harshly and metallically. “The sum you have required of us, captain, s @ large one. and vet—ye it cannot be denled that—that— An exclamation—hoarse and inco- herent—interrupted him; then, with bowed head and hunched shoulders, one of the two brotherhood men who had been standing with Kerfoot turched forward and fell to the floor. A little cry issued from the lips of \firlam as she rose from her chair. A Jook of dread was on the face Ren- son turned toward her. With out- stretched hands she ran to him, and, ns his left arm passed round her waist, she hid her face on his shoulder. A gecond body fell heavily to the floor, but Seafalcon, standing beside the table and still fumbling the en- »d Scatalcon, whirl- adherents, who nor this woman here would have left | this place allve. But Miss Warbur ton aiweln to be suffering from ex- | haustion. There is no reason why! she should be standing. Let her sit down.” Stooping, the brotherhood chief | ll’l!cked up and placed for the young woman the chair which had been overturned by the falling Kerfoot. Miriam sank on it weakly. “There is nothing that may be done | —for them?” Rennison asked, glanc- ' ing at the three still, outstretched figures on the floor. “Nothing,” Seafalcon “Already life s extinct poison that wae in their liquor no antidote {s known. It was some of this that was in the end of that cigar into which your friend Storrow bit while he was waiting for you to join him in his limousine, outside the de- partment building—a cigar he was 80 ill-advised as to acecpt from & mere »lcqu intance at the Guilford recep- tion. Gripping one of Rennison’s hands lwhlch rested on the back of the chair, Miriam looked up at him fesrfuily. “Is—is—Hayden——7"_ she fultered. zvoldln‘ her glance, Rennison nod- ed. With a little gasp, Mirlam turned {from him, and, “trembling, hid her face in her hands. “But there is no time now to think or speak of them,” Seafalcon, frown- ing, sald impatiently. “As 1 have eaid, you win. Five minutes before vou entered that door I had indis- putable evidence of the fact that I was 60 completely trapped that es- cape was impossible. But, before your friends. He stopped abruptly. Following the direction of his gaze, Rennlson saw a slight shaking of the ladder that rose through the open trap. Speaking crisply, Seafalcon went on: “Your friends are here. The guard I had on the float below had orders to leave uas woon as Miss Warburton came up. The way Is open to me, as you see. But, for ten minutes, per- haps, you and I must talk without interruption from others. What I have to say is rather more in your interest, now, than my own. Keep your men out of here. 1 will not be taken alive, of course. He had not finished speaking when the head and shoulders of u man wearing the uniform and insignia of a commander in the Navy emerged through the trap. Moving delib- erately, he completed the ascent of the ladder and stepped to the floor. If he carrfed a weapon it was not in view. Behind him the head and shoulders of another naval officer up- peared on the ladder. The gaze of the newcomer moved from Rennison to Seafalcon, thence to Miriam Warburton, then back to the army ofticer. His glance interro- gated, Dbut he neither spoke nor saluted. Rennison was ubout to &pealk when the opening of the door at the end of the room caused him to turm quickly. The man who entered was Towndrow. Seated on the table and fingering the pistol with which, 2 few minutes before, he had threatened the actress, Seafalcon looked over one of his shoulders at first one intruder and then the other. His glance was coldly curlous. The smile that came to Rennsion's lips was forced. *Did 1 not know, gentiemen, that vour arrival simuiltaneously must be regarded as accldental, I would con- gratulate you on the accuracy with which you have harmonized your plans,” he said. “For the time being, however, there i5 nothing that will require your presence in here. The chief and I are having a little talk, and would prefer not to be disturbed. He will make no attempt to escape nor to do me injury. Meantime, Towndrow, I will a8k you to take a. position outside the door and see that no one enters it. And, Catherwood, if you and your men will walt below —somewhere near the foot of the lad- der until "t The naval officer saluted, turned, and once more set foot on the lad der. As he descended he glanced from one to another of the lifeless figures on the floor. But Towndrow hesiiated. With a hand still grasp- ing the knob of the door, he, too, looked at the prostrate forms, and, for several moments, the brooding eyes of Seafalcon, still fingering the vistol, held his gaze. Then he turned to Rennison, and Mirfam, despite her agitation, wondered why that strange expression of awe stole over the face of the secret service man— why Rennison's features grew sud- denly paler and sterner, ag, frown- ing, he turned aside, Even had she heard she would not have understood the significance of the words mut- tered by Towndrow, as, with bowed head, he passed out of the room and closed the door behind him. ‘The Rennison way again!” he faltered. “The devil's in it and him. It's always—always the Rennison way.” ‘When the intruders were gone Sea- falcon, leaving the table, dropped the pistol 'into one of the outer pockets of hls coat. I'm not going to keep you long, Rennison,” he began abruptly, “but before I come to what you probably will designate hereafter «s my con- fession, I am going to ask a few words of explanation from you. You and your federal friends mixed in a lot of new stuff in that game you played on me today. Some of it is clear enough to me now, but eome has me guessing. How did you f lows spot my submarine in the har- bor? It entered at night, and, lying on the bottom all day, its machinery was still. No alrplane flew over it, and no vessel was seen in {ts vicinity, answered. | For the i | i 1 velope, continued to gaze ut Rennl- “Chiet—chie: 3 The hollow volce now speaking was that of Kerfoot, who, leaning heavily on the back of 'the chalr Mirlam had left only a few inoments before, was regarding Sea- falcon with an expression in which agony, wonder and reproach were blended. N “Chlef, you've — you've — Wrong #lasses—you've done for us!” he fal- od. Lo he chair clattered beside him as his big frame. falling, shook the floor. Supported by Rennison’s arm, Mi- riam Warburton raised her head. She sew Rennison and Seafalcon were looking at one another steadily. Both were pale. but calm. The Army officer was the first to speak. “And so you made a mistake i jaentifying the polsoned bottle, eh? he_asked. Seafalcon shook his head. “No, Rennison” he sald. “Thore has been no mistake—in the filling of the glasses. The game you a I have been playing since the death of Channing yesterday is finished. You win. I lose. But, before we clear away the pleces, there still 18 a little more for us to do—and say. CHAPTER XXXVIIL A Startling Task. Again Seafalcon picked up one of the bottles and poured some of its contents Into a glass. His features wore an expression of gloomy ab- straction as he ralsed the glass to his lips and drained it of the liquor. “You've double-crossed me, of eourse, Rennison,” he sald, “but the mature of your object, the desperate chances you have been taking and your action in walking in here to- night to what you belleved to be eertain death makes your course en- tirely justifiable. An even better view of it may be taken when I con- fess that had you d.ll“r:fl to me the con- aelther you and yet, less than a quarter of an hour ‘before your arrival here, it was destroyed—by_either a mine or tor- pedo. ~Naturally, I'm a little curious. How did you manage it7" “With that part of the affair I had nothing to do,” Rennison _replied “Until now I did not know the effort to discover and destroy your boat had been successful. The credit for that accomplishment belongs to the ullgml service and the dead Chan- ning. “Ah!” exclaimed Seafalcon, half- comprehendingly. “As you know, the aquaphone was his invention. The secret of this de- vice—which enabled vessels to ex- change telephone messages under the water—was stolen by you. But there was an auxillary device that eluded you. This was known s the locater. By means of this, communication be- tween your vessel and the receiving and transmitting drum, which you sank under this pler, was identified and the source traced with accuracy. The sclentific principles embodied in this combination were further de- veloped and utilized by Channing in the device which he employed for the detection of the position of sub- merged submarines and the visuali- fon of their movements.” B 'cn:g:l:nga was & t:‘}'u.lv“ fellow,” eatal , thoughtfully. It bad that he is lost to us.” e d-'x;o '}m” Rennison exclaimed, won- eringly. “To our federal government—yes,” ?eu’:lc?n answered, as he lighted a cigar. T'm afraid I do not meaning, chlef,” said Rennlson, “All shall be made clear to you presently, but—well, my curlosity is still unsatisfied. I am ‘going to ask you to indulge it a little further. At the time you arrived at the raliway station {n Baltimore tonight you did not know that my boat and my quar- ters on this pler had been definitely located 7" - “No?" “Or that a Penn quite get your then being w to it dack 5 fon a fow hundred yards Rere, had i packed with marines?* ST THE [ITTLE GORIES rBEDn%:-: Black Pussy Makes a Dis- covery. A cat that's wise will know her place And thus avold undue disgrace. —Black Pussy. Black Pussy the Cat had takem a great deal of interest In all that was going on In the Old Orchard. She |knew all about the feeding shelves there. She knew all about the shelf at the window of Farmer Brown's house. She watched those shelves from a distance, for she knew better than to go very near them. She had ftried that once or twice, and the lesson Farmer Brown’s Boy had given her was one she would not soon for- get. So from a distance she would watch the feathered folk and the squirrels at those feceding shelves, and the end of her tail would twitch with eagerness and longing. ‘When she could stand it no longer she would go over in another part of the Old Orchard hunting. There wasn't much to hunt there, but it gave her the satisfaction of hunting. It was on one of these hunting FOR THE AFTERNOON THERLE. trips that she REMAINDER OF THE SHE KEPT WATCH iscovered a little hole in the snow close to the trunk of & trec. One snift at that hole told Black Pussy all that she wanted to know. That was the hole of a mouse. Yes, 'sir, that was the hole of a mouse, One of the children of Danny Meadow Mouse had made that hole. The tail of Black Pussy _twitched more than ever. She crouched down on the snow with her feet gathered under her and fixed her eyes on that hole. Only the tip of her tail moved. That would twitch every now and then. She just couldn’t Keep it still. For the Temainder of that after- noon she kept watch there. But she kept watch In vain. The mouse who had made that hole didn't put so much as a whisker outside. After a while Black Pussy was forced to give up. But she didn't forget the discovery she had made. No, sir, she didn’t forget the discovery. When- ever there was nothing else to do she would go over and watch that hole. Twice as she appronched she saw a little’ gray form disappear in that hole. Ot course, Sammy Jay discovered what she Wwas doing, and Sammy took great dellght in spoiling her hunting by coming over there and screaming when he saw her watch- ing that hole. Whenever he dld that Black Pussy knew that it was useless to remain there. She would get up and walk away with as much uignity as she could.” But just as scon as she was sure that Sammy was no longer about she would return, Now, Black Pussy didn’t need that mouse. As a matter of fact she prob- ably would not have cul it if she had caught it. It wus the love of hunting that kept her watching that hole. “I'll get that fellow sooner or later,” she would say to herself. “Sooner or later he is golng to be careless, and when he is I'm going to be right on hand. That mouse probably thinks himself very smart, but he'll find that there are others quite as smart as he. I am a Breat bellever in patience. Yes, sir, I am a great bellever in patience. There is nothing ke being patient when walting for opportunity. That mouse doesn't know it, but he Is mine. Yes, sir, he is mine. I feel it in my bones, (Copyright, 1923, by T. W. Burgess.) THE WEEK Epitome of Events Up te February 24, 1923, FOREIGN. Jewols and gold dazzle explorers in Tutankhamen's tomb. French tighten Ruhr grip amid bomb throwing. Hos- tile acts spur French to break Ruhr resistance. British féar breaking of entente. Chancellor Cuno visits Ruhr, eluding Trench; cities to be fined. Berlin authoritles instruct Rhine- land officials to adopt prudent course and endeavor to come to understand- ing with French. French launch al- |li:nndce ;g)nlianrs!fi:i'nhled States and Enr g m aw declared n NATIONAL. Fist fight prevented between two members on the floor of the House. Ousted bureau officials will be denied old jobs, according to information made public at the White House. Sixty-four persons are arrcsted at New York city, in what secret serv- ice operatives described as “the most elaborate counterfeiting plot ever un- covered in this country.” Helicopter stays in alr two minutes at Dayton. Round-up of 1,000 begun in gigantic counterfeiting Ting. _Sixteen dead in fire at Kansas City, Kan. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Hope for District legislation wanes in big House jam. Forty eeized by police in second round-up of liquor sellers. Casualty Hospital ousts two officials after liquor charges. Walt- ress jumps from third-story window, killing herself. First step taken to- ward payment of District surplus. Senators decline Mrs. John B. Hen- derron’s offer of mansion for the Vice President of the United States. Zihl- man pleads for House action on teachers’ pay. Senators seek way to save girls’ homes in dormitories, after Baltimore and Ohio demands that United States vacate plaza hotel buildings. Casualty Hospital board ignores threat of nurses’ strike. Navy yard robbed of radio material worth thousands. Wrangle ties up reclassi- fication; plea sent to President. Fili- buster against ship bill in progress. Mrs. John A. Logan, widow of civii war hero, dies of influenza. Anni- versary of birth of George Washing- ton observed with exercises ‘Wash- ington Monument and throughout the city. President Harding sides with Smoot-Brown faction in reclassifica- tion tangle. ‘eernent on reclassi- fication believed reached. esent- ative Focht asks President for Dl trict legislation. VILLAGE TO BE RAZED. Giant Reservoir to Take Place of St. Cyriac, in Canada. 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DB uoot, Gen. ). ¢ 1 or_phoue. Ce AN, AMBITIOUS. | WORKER, $EEKS PERMT 1 ABLE HOUSE OF REPUTE 88 BOX 164-X. N1 ALESMAN, “cxperienced, wants 1osition gent's furnishings. Address Box Z41-Y, HIGHES “apable beginuer, wil bility. For interview ci W Write or call, 233 WORK that will pay, 16 morning with machine. Address Box e TUTE WORK i fore and after s student. Address Lox 129-Y, Star ofiice. WORK_by colored mun. handy around hou; Phone N. 6546-W. _Address 1762 T n.w. _ YOUNG MAN, 21, desires position {rom O 0 2:30 pa.; 2 years' printing xp., one ¥ office exp.: good knowledge of other langua halary, 38 per week. Address Box 136-Y oftice. YOUNG Flenced desires posit o ‘ot school graduate, wa her or tplst: knowled Address pox 123-Y, 8 MAN, ei] 1. Address NG MAN, Hi position as wtenog: of " bovkkeeping. office. Ty un experienced Del., Takoms Par TAUSTLER _AND POS. WITH RELL- T REFS, WILL TAKE_PERSON 1N N and” from office in closed car; ranklin 29, PIANO TUNING, $2; ALL graphs repaired. FRANK nw., Room 36. Ph FIGHT THE GRIPPE Ster. Powder and zerms and reduces Inflam stores. _Address Box 2i3-W . ROACHES, GEORGE I. SAPP, 1and_butlding__Franklin_ 2601 PHYSIO-THERAPTST ELE/ 11 ethical systems of therapeut st. For appointment phone N b ; ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICE AND — PHYSI cal culture given men, women and children by Austin. Ofice hours. 9 a.m.d al mation. At ol rk, | l AYING 32 dlex’ uned suits. Our prices for oid clothing are the biggest. Wasr Clothing Exchaoge, 633 D st. n.w. Phone Main 3378, _ ng all RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following bustness conoerns have Been recommended fo TAe Btor and guaran- tee natisfaction to Etar readers. Any com- plaint found mecrasary fo Pe made to The Etar will recofve prompt attentlon. For admiasion o Recommended Nervice Col- umnn, colt Main 5000 Brameh 115. KCCOUNTANTS (2] ATDI miber ‘of lacal concers diting work: highes! dress Bov 91-L. B'ar o e ze: tar o desire to_extend Teferences. Ad- oo nts dge tar CIVIL KERVICE examination for cditoriul rk, ealary $1.200 to $1.800; epecial instruc- tion begine todsy. The Civil Service Prepara- tory Behool, m.e. cor. T sts. D.W. Phone Franklin 200, 5 fistry. last chance fGr winter courue; p 10 $100 per week: big field. Jenifer bl dg., 4 th_st. n.w.. Room 214, - “or hotel, you wife chambérma * houserman.,, 03 Swise. auffeur, butler, vaiet S in p couple, man ¢ MEN—_Ambitious. become a Columbla traimed dratteman and assure yourself of permavent, well paid_employment. * We train you during our pare time. day or oight,in 8 to® months. Cull, write o phome for ‘particulars Columbia School of Drafiiag 14th and T sts. n.w._North 272. & MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real eatate Dusiness: receive pay while learning; need not interfere with present employment: some mak- $100 a week. Free class lectures every . Matteson, 610- SHORTITAND in 30 agys; easy t learn and rapid: the world's best system; experts use it. Touch typewrlting. Earoll iedsy. Boyd Business College. 1304 ¥ st. Maln 2676, £e28° ATENOGRAPHERS desiriog 10 becoms new paper. conference, court reporters will repo: a2t Tarper's Stenographic School, 1727 F. Grekg Shorthand taught 1n two monthi; mew wethod. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES OFFICE T'OSITIONS —Free rogiatration. Wash- ington Employment Fxchange. operated for the publie by Washington School for Secretaries A Nat_chool of Comme: 9 F st o HELP—FEMALE. ROOKKEEPER and office manager for zaraer and auto accessory business. Address 1iox 316- X, ftar office NEVER wmall ORIGINAL reo- mendations in applying for e _ ployment. _Use_COPIRA. at HOORKEEPER who Goes tvpewrlter; stat salary and references. Address Box Star officr BAKER on bread, rolis and buns: good suiary to steady, willing worker. 3412 14th st. 2% man'e). nd office manager for garage ry business. Address Box 817 i auired. CASHIER with local experience: jermaucut | nces T position; pleasant surroundings: réfere - 1310 ¥ Appiy Raleigh Haberdasher, s GIRL for lunchrovm. ADply tol. EPER, experienced, to take charge of ofMice In tafloring establishment. Address Box 2T, Ktar o BOOKKEEPER, experience frm; must furnish references and ‘ability. Addrevs Box 89-Y By uptown rew@il to character . Star office. BOOKKEEPER, first-class, _eficlent; only those with wide experience need answer. Good salary to right man. Address Box 194- Y. Star office. = BOYS, whitc, sixteen years and over, with ilevclen. Apply Mr. Simmons. 1418 N. Y. ave (HATFFEUR, experienced, wiite. Apply 1140 215t at. nw. COLORED MAN wko understands something about baking: stendy job: room and board. Thono Alexandria 558-J. 517 North Henry st., Alexandria. Va DIEMAKERS, expert: must be able to design diew and do genersl machice work; write fully, giving age, experience, whether married. b ary expected and name and address of I three employers. Address Box 128-Y, | o SHING SALESMAN, experienced, pable of dressing furnishing_windows. The Fashion § op. 9th and E & NERAL OFFICE WORK in mercantile tablishment: young man with some knowl- edge of bookkeeping preferred. Address in own handwriting. giving experience and salary ex- pected. _Address Box 850-X. Star office. 24% GENTLEMAN famillar with offioe furniture and govcrnment purchasing methods. An op- portunity 1s offered to one capable of taking charge of this branch of our business. Ad- dress Box 160-Y, Star office. = GOVERNMENT CLERK, over twenty-five, for #pare time work; high-grade man wanted, Ad- dress Bor TTW, Star_office, 25 GOVERNMENT CLERKS, blg opportuzity to maks money after office Rours interviewing local merchants. Address Bor 165-X, Btar office. " MAN, colored, married, % work of farm._Ap- ply 828 12th rt. we. 250 MBN, sevoral middle-aged, whole or part time.' to Introduce fastest selling article on market; liberal commissions. Address Box 255-¥, Star office. . PRINTING SALESMAN and sell the better cla : must ba able to Apply —-0n6 wbo can create of commerc} ! e and books of all kinds; good proposition the right man. Btate experience, reference snd present employer in firat letter. All cor- respondence strictly confidntial. Address Box 263X, Star ofice. Krick's miiGery The Toeb_Co. o 0 STENOGRAPHE Accura ate age, telephone nu salary expected. Address Box 12 office. ¥ STENOGRAPHER, must have four sear perience: moae others need apply: good wages and working conditions: $30 per Weei 0 start. STENOGRAPHERS for work C.: staie experlence it any ted; excellent_opporturity: pe Mtion. = Address Box 194-Y. Star ofice THL RATOR, must Tave 7 Jears' experience in local and lonz d enlls; good wages and working cendition: GirewsTox 138-Y. Btar_offic feriess TYPIST in real estate office: atate age and salary expected. Address Box 140-Y, Star office. ¥ . TYPIST, capable of makiog ple entries on books; hours 8 to 4; $10. Address Box 1% Star office. ‘WANTED—Marker and sorter, ence. Apply supt. laundry, Home. B WOMAN with experience to dip chocolate. Xpply Rauecher's, 1088 Coon. ave. g SALESLADIES of good ad- dress in our millinery depart- ment; experience desirable, but not absolutely essential. : positions for those who will show ability. Apply Mr. Kahn, Philipsborn’s, 608 11th street. DOMESTIC—WHITE. d- Good | erul evenings werk DRESSMAKER, MISS BE evening_gowns & specialt Pbooe Col. 8 1708 Irving s, DRESSMAKING—Strect., ing_eowns: alvo re Line. 3062, fiernoon_and \ Lincoia 40113 Addr; Box 148, Star office. FILE CLERK. N. 3. Scl | moderate: willing tobe Address Box 138-Y, Star_office. Cand Trish crocbet, Phone orders to W [of FUIng; " generally HANDWORK, 1 e, scarf and mats. SITUATIONS—_MALE. FEMALE. young lady: expericac AUTOMORILE RADIATOR REPATRING cores ins*alled. Westinghouse Battery Sery George Weils. 6th and H n.w. E ice. ing id: Ad: AP, Arnold, 1323 G| |ness and p: TTRA cvitnder. remove plugs and wires: frozen cvlinders. cast: inge. steel and slnminum welded properly: all work guaranteed. M M. Coleman. 207 174 st_nw __Phona M_4598. 3 PET CLEANING—If you want fhe best 8t most reasonabie prices. Poone W. 107 American and Persian Rue Co.. 2304 Pa._ace. CARPENTER AND RUILDER—For economs | rd. rw. Fatima Cleve. 2524 and_jobbi firtnres T. B. BATLEY. 1530 You office #ndshow windew = “rore Y. PAT 2 kinds. Phore hetwaen 5 and 7 . RUG. Nawion, 1708 3rd st. n.e CARPENTRY and hu'ldine: any ation work: preferahly fnside finiehine, store fixtures_ete.: first-class work guaranteed: low rate Batimate given. 6 lin 5498 _nfter & pn st | RAVHER, experis referenees. AKY 5 thorough, dependable; | North OG RATHI( North 58K A position; GRAPHEKR- (apable beginger Tor intervic will % o | STENO! SLORETARY capable. conscientious. cllent recommendations. Col. & | STENOG SECRETARY, four yeu experlence; cupab tious, _trustw thy: cxceilent recommendations. —Col. U7 ~four | gover ress Box 181.Y | TYPIST-CLERK. g LAY, I ot alld; if in ¢ sccretarial duties. _ DOMESTIC b TOUK and housekech HOT SEREE] fumily: best of Tef X, Star office HOUSE] T | will gentleman call again that had d; rs old. 000 E st. p.w. Pract] semi-invaiid HOUSEREEPEIL o cept position; refers Star_office HOUSEWORK. ~tay 314 Fim ave.. Takoma NURSE, g work in small fumily. e.. R. D. B DOMESTIC—COI ba. augl | Bpeicni wi TuiEhts; city Md Tor inv Writ i { { an wants job. 1813 6th st. n.w. CHAMBERMAID, waitress or nurse, able girl. References. Loulse Smilth, 5th st. n.w. bt o | yeurs' energetic wiooal home CHAMBERMAID or day’s work; reliable wom- CARPET CLEANING AND WAGRIN( your carnets and rues cleaned by Albert Ki 1isr & Co.. tmproved stenm earnet cl 52 Ma ww Phoge M. 2086. Estimates chosrtrlly eiven CHATIRS CANED, nyholstering. porch rockers snlinted. €. A. Armstrong. 1233 10th st. n.w. Franklin 74R1 DRAPERIER —Reantifr cretonnes. velonrs ing | -all Vases converted for ntracting and Sxtvres 1 260 FLOOR REFINISHING. PAINTING, dore by axpert mechani~ at raduced prices this Paul Serene, 1232 10th n.w. Tel. F. ot 97, | FORD REPATRING. RADIATOR REPATRING, Btenart'a Garmee, ‘Antharized Ford Dealer.’ 141 12th &*_n.e. Phone Lineoln 6200 " DUPLICATE KEYS {while vou walt. Tomer & | York ave. nw._Pasement. F. 5008 | STATTRESS MAKING AND RENOVATING Rpectal for fall cleanine—Matiresses. hot springs, fron frame eprines, cnshions and uil laws renovated at snecial prices Rpecfal th werk—Mntt renovated, $2%0. Calnmbia Redding Co.. 610 B st. 1w Phone Main 5528 SIATTRYRSES AND PITOWS renovated st { most reasanable prices. Lt nn eall. give et mate. Prompt delivarles aDA satisfaction nw enred.Fagie Bedding Co., 1128 7ta st. nw Main Ton2. | ITRRORE _ MESILVERED: ol. T GCARANTEED of anl promot serv- hona Muin 6708, 3b PEC | nricex during winter months; give us a N'S, 3413 Ga. ave m.w. Cul PAPERAANGT { ree, 220 g 12th et. Frankitn 825, W . $350 TP, INCLITING and ent-ont border rth 7200.W. mrTe ~lans work Prompt % Shop, 100 H s m PATNTT Phillips. 227 2nd se. L. 336 Quick. efict =3 nt CLEAN aund get dinuer; colored girl wor like u place for afteraoun: references. 2 2011 service, guar_ work: rensonahla prices. mhne PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING, rooma pa nered. $4 up. Tnterior and exterior painting : mll work gnarantsed. Mat My ifress in apartment : experienced colored girl. 1324 Corcoran *. Flace want. ropolitan Dec. Co.. 618 E st n.w. Frank. 800, PHONOGRAPHS REPATRED BY BXPERTS COOKING, plain, by o P 14 N_J. av §re North 6684 1760 T olored womaa; ef w. 24 “erences n'w. ty ret- s work; colored: g Reasonable prices. Phonograph Hospital, 331 M et. ne.Line 7511 A. Hallen, Fpank- | 1934 N. Y. ave. 1 i remodeilng consilt B €. BROWER, 4631 Belt [ 17 CARPFNTER AND TCILDER., REMODELING | Aave | WALTER ‘CHAD- | off very desirable property on salt : spiendid ~climate, good water, living conditions cheap: the very thing for a retired government clerk. Address Box 76-W, Star office. 250 TAILORING 14th BUSINESS; established. hat e crifice._Call 1531 repairing and Luilding of ail s and plans frec. Phone F. marble; $900: FOR SAT Tepuir ahop on 14th #L., BeAt Arcade murket: estabi'shed five years. Albert R._Calder, Woodward_lidg. < one of the largest service siations ding ground; u real buy. Addrees . Btar_offie “heat, Tight Mr. Hollazd, Vermont ave, delica s 1 fxtures for less rapidly growing business sec- Rt Lo T S e G once. - Brightwood ia._ave. n.w. Col 98 LE—8$10.000 cash buys outright 000 Juterest of established operating corporation r. wery popular Lue: on 4 business bacl we’ profts, honorable business, efcient, u ight masagement under vour dire This sum 1 be used entircly for the benefit of the firm. Lady or gentleman desirable Your balf-fnterest will be worth at least 25% by Aug. 1. For appointment, address Box Ktar ofice. (5814007 cash biys clenr weond- Store all stocked: large bawe. 14 1 toiléts and hatl and good will, $2,500 in : Dew buil liealth, ment and yard; turnished. ' Cen For a good income at low cost investigate Address Box 304U, Star office. MATLL SUMS | $100 TO $300. SECURED AGAINST FIRST, BECOND OR THIRD MORTGAGES OR TAKE CHATTEL SECORITY: D. €. ONLY: NO BRUKERAGE: 7 P CENT INTLREET; V1K RERVICE. COMMERCIAL LOAN AND FINANCE CORPORATION #21_15th 8T. ‘!. Before buying any kind of busi- ving good will, take a look at the southeast corner of 4th and Rhode Island avenue n.e., which will make a gold mine for any kind of business. To buy any of these stores with an apartment and bath will re- quire only $2,500.00 and balance like rent. District Realty Investments Exchange, Inc,, LLANEOUS. SCE. CARRIAGE, Tl SPEED LATHE, Lrown botties, crown Chas. J. Harbee. DIAMOND RIN perfect; will sac plice n.w., TAPHON n_perfect ELECTRI( hons ENGINE 0 et n ¥ FURNITURE for_sale: 2700 Conpecticut ave, Jewell; automatg two weekd: will sell at for owner's present use: gation, 1470 discount. Call at Netheriunds Euelid st now, GAS RANGES, good ax T68; punc puy more? Englist and slugie wagon hr: T ARCOLA & ddress Fox 160X MACHINERY . @ tw e t lathe, woo latbes, 10-h.p sewing machines for man's clock; bargains. Work, o % oid s 10 order; muke new : lowest prives, e M. 5958, wa muke 4 up | PHOTOGRA pione | ga _ | enemd tanks, g and_p 1 fixtures. roxis FADIO CORPORATION TRA new, $3; Thordason trunsformer, $3. RADIO ¥ St se RANC stove; L RETURNING from mus: ico: the 1iet Relchert, St outsit, $15. . Clrlstiani, 817 G n.w. PHONOGRAPH _ TEPAIRING — Phonographs repaired by exnért: parte for all makes ma- chines _Franklin 5075 0B 9th st. n. ood T HOUSEWORK — WAhite; three GE? Address Box 173X, Star adults; no lauadry. ofice. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. plain Young colored girl wishes position; ences. 2330 Champlain st cook. refer- PIANO 1TNING. Piinos and piavers o paired. refinished and remnilt hv skilled work- men.Plano Tuning-—$2.00. Schacfer. Render fumn- GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white girl; ily two: good home. 1641 Hobart st. n.w. GENERAL HOUSEW Do caring. T84 son Piano Co., 644 H st. n.e. Lincoin 1067. PLUMRE . TIORRING 18 GOT HOUSEKEEPER, good home. Phone Ad: 2143 for appointment: after 8 p.m. E3 NERAL HOUSEWORK — Rel place. 1668 Kalorama_road NURSE for children; Stay Dights; ruferel Cleve. 180, NURBE for_fouryearold girl; reference re- quired. 2027 Que WOMAN fo get breakfast and_ supper for bachelor; smail salary, a room and board in e change. Address Box 45-Y. Star off 2 DOMESTIC—WH OR_C SALESMAN wanted. Phone Main 0857, BALESMEN—Four house-to-house sal men; big money maker for live wires. 1216’ 14th st. n.w., room 2. SALESMEN—General time life insurance men; a school of practical life underwriting opens March 1: enroll now: become large producer with ren agency h 20 million in_force; cent of its new business from satlsfied policy holders: great opportunity. Address Box 202-X, Star office. P FHOEMAKER, first-class, imm Palumbo, 2126 M st. n.w. Tately. Aftilio 248 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, girl, small apart- ment; two in family: best references required. Phone Columbla 7200, Apt. 212. 25¢ DOMESTIC—COLORED, CHAMBERMATD and waiting, rellable girl; reference. 2022 15th st. n.w. i CHAMBERMAID and cook; private boardiLg house. 1811 8rd st. n.e. 240 CLEANER—Good,_relable woman for 8 Bours every Tuesday. 511 B w.e. COOK_and laundress; references. One st n.w. Aoy 1T nick servies in emergeney cases When yon think of plimbing. think of CAROW & FRY, 1011 H et. n.w. Main 1261 PL.OMBING AND AEATING John R. Guerh, . st.—Linc. 8417—Ateam and bot. ine, plumbing. boile: 4 reliable ‘for 25 years. All ‘of the famous Ideal Arco Bollers ln “class, living in_ Maryla Wil take home. A Tussduy. North & LAIN COOKI n.¥. Can place a boller in your premises ordared, PLUMBING. HEATING _AND _ TINNING, “Have Tt Done Rieht—Get Casey.” 3207 14th row. Colnmbia 1 1. X Compiete prnting service, writ- fllustrating, composition and presawork. nd, 3 fng, high-grade commerefal work. WASH to take hony GRK by day or week; girl. nw. WORK from $36_L_st. n.w. an; referen 24 Columhis Print. ing Co.. Tnc.. R15 14th st. n.w. 1250, REUPHOLSTERING. repairiog; slip covers: special prices: work dooe in Lome by_experi: ehced mechanic. Address Box 146-X. Star office. 240 RUG WEAVING — RUGS REWOVEN FROM WANTED—MISGELLANEOiJg. worn carpets. durable and cheap. OLD LAU- REL ECLIPSE, 308 10th st. e.w. Frank §o77. mh21e COUK retereaces Clveiand 107 Hiay Tights SOLICITORS—Steady employment. good pay. ADpiy De Sules Hand Laundry, 178 1 aaw. 205 SOMB_ONE who can imitate Irish talk. Ad- dress Meyer, 1418 North Carolina ave. n.e. STENOGRAPHER, experienced, neat, aggres- APDly foom 408 Thton's COOK and weneral houseworker; settled woman, for small family in Chevy Chase: must be fond of children; stay nigits; $10 & week. _Call Clevelund 534, . COOK and ral helper. Mrs, D. R. Beane, 3808 Alton place. _Cleve. 3. JOOKING and general housework, colored girk; leferences. Apply 2332 13th st. n.w. g TAILOR, rstclass. Apply 407 8th st. now. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, competent &t 1320 Belmont st. n.w. Phone Adams 1¥: ADDING_ MACHINE. Address Box 38-Y. S Small, ofice. second i SEWING MACHINFS CLEANED. RE 24 | Snd adjusted: il moke ANIIQUES, ali vin ‘vest_prices paid. 5. Araold, 1323 U Main 8173 work guarateed In writ! i Bhop Unique, hine deal CANOE—WIIl buy second-hand. width, make and price in first letter, dress Box 143-Y, Star office. Give length, = e baer Judie by te. ther baj adies’ handdbags, etc. Yorane Minte, OR8 F st Main $888 8 Call or CHINA CASE, mabogany. dresa_Box 182Y, Star office. CLUTHES—W.u pay nighest yrices for lad a0d men's worn clothes. Write or phone Btein. 1308 7th st. o.w.; phone North 499. State price. | Ad- UPHOISTERING, FURNITURE REPAIRIN careful attention: furniture sent for and ro- furned free. Tittensor, 1424 Sth n.w. N. 7702 WATCH, CLOCK & JEWELRY REPAIRIN( 8 F. Cooper, 605% 1Ith n.w. Phooe Frai TAILOR. Apply Willard Tailoring Co., 1811 0 st. 268 GENERAL HOUSEWORK; relisble girl. 041 H st ne o TAILORING SALBSMAN—Experienced cloth- ing or talloring salesman to travel and sell three-price line custom clothes direct to wear- er; territory open; liberal commissions enable big earnings. Modern Talloring Co., Baltimore, Md. TINNERS, two capable men for roof work. Koons Roofing Company, 1422 F st. n.w., Room 115. WASHMAN, folly competent, to take cha salary, ano's Laus. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, stay nights; must e good plain cook; refercaces required. Phone Cleveland 522. 53 LAUNDRESS wanted. 3008 Gue & LAUNDRESS, woman for Mondsss and Tue Tays. 1008 Mass. ave. n. v MOTHBR'S HELPER, girl, not afraid of washing. APt 339, Onthédral Massion, Sun- day, 10 to WOMAN for general Bousework. SITUATIONS—MALE. 8300 18th st. OLOTHING—Army _and avy clothing and Dboots; highest prices paid. Cail Franklin 1290. 3G ¥ if desired purt St. Mihiel, 17 5, Singer 3 st SEWING MACHINES—AIl makes, sold. repaired; mot hemstitching graphopliones and repai . Larkil 3 Pa. ave. s.e Open_evenings. rotars; arop- a7 a Col.,_328 28% sad Siuger: In g0od arophe 1324 Ken- conditlon; also moter: uct quick. t. B.w. SEWING MACHINES Big reduction in il used machines for 10 duys only. 75 machines 1o welect from. Ningers for $5.00 while they Jaxt. Renting sud repulring. lHopkins, 2922 th,_Col. 176 o HOWCASES AND STORE FINTURES. SAM: PLE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT SPECIAL PRICES “BUY AT THD FAC- RUSE & CO.. 808 LOW ST, BAL . MD SHOW CASES, two, for sale. 609 14th_st. Goodyear cords and tubes. 1118 9¢h wt. n.y 250 TYPEWRITERS, Underwood; reat, $3.50' per month; sale, $13. 1608 14th st. n.w, A TNIFORM, bigh school cadet. 411 11th at. & VICTROLA, portable, fine toue, 80 records, $35; also porcelain kitchen table, 38, Calver tow’ Apts., 1678 Columbia. rd. .., APt 1. lin_5900. e WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES. Good qual- CLOTHING—Highest prices pat and boys' wora clotbing and 8315. 1744 7th st. D.w. 1d for me es. Q. Licht. ity opaque shades fitted to your windows, 85e; the Deet quallty of opaave shades. #1155 b sts. n e Lincoln CLOTHING—WIll call in m, mobile, city or suburbs. an prices for Indies’, oater o phon oF pho T8 st B.w. North 1756 DIAMONDS. old goid, siiver, bought for cash. Louis Abrshams. 815 G_st. 2.w, unlettered anto- pay you highest e e i P clothing of all de : 6. 1 win‘call.© W. Bice, 1583 free. We call with samples. Kieebiatt, 11 adH o WALL PAPER BARGAL —Room lots, $2: e; varnished tile, I Paper Bargais BUSINESS OPPORTUNTTIES. WOOD, pine, we v any length; §14 pef cord, delivered. J. Frank Harris, West 1868. The Star reguires om. advertisers in this column references and a detailed ___ statement of their proposition. FEATHER BEDS and furniture. Beet Bhoue Miin s@a. , oo emall dairy odges, Takoms' Park, D. C. 26° YOUNG MAN, Jewish, experieaced in turnishings; references required. n.w. Victory_Shop. wm"w YOUNG MAN, ambitious, hard , able to sell, preferably with some experienco piac- ing securties, 1s needed by recently estab- financial firm: must be good correspond- d_able to prepare literature and letters ition with an un- e for mall campaigas A limited future is o] to m right man. State R i1, 'vious conpections, salary to rt, czln'.flln Box 163-Y, Btar ofice. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, ;m'on- nfil.::: cw-;r:h-n‘).'. Applicants must THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO. Resltors and Bullders of New Homds 914 New o¥Xrk sve, ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper, emplayed, wishe: Sork in eveainge. Address Box -, Star pire. AUTOMOBILE and Dainter seeks posi- tod 2 :;w-m.m“ letterer; sober “and yoars' ‘experience: references. Address Box 339-X, Star office. 250 BAKER'S HELPER—Honest and reliable col- ored bey. 18; will take Wages 10 sult. ~Phans West 178. 250 HOOKEEEPER, thoroughly experienced; some knowledge 6f sccountancy; can give good ref- erence. _Address Hox 19-Y, Star oflice. 24% BUTLER_or _waiter; Filipino; cxperienced. Address Box 75-Y, Star office. 25 CHAUFFEUR (white) wauts Job of any kind. Call Frankiin 6847. € T (colored) e reterences. 1063 L 7128, expericnced on _all mont st. a.w, _Col. ©. ¥. Turner. 25 wants_steady em o Toyment; ‘fraid of work; has kiowiedge of Bk Tt irences Faritned | 30 L“’:-:;H, FURNITURE—W. ize mahogany cabinet Victor also large sl trota. | Gan Franklin 6148, 24! prices juare Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eye n.w. Kirstein, 520 8th st. n.w.: | all kinds of furniiure wanted. Phone Frasklis FORNTTURE—Want to purchase Ior—uv.‘h‘ HAVE several Znd trusts, 7%, well secured, indorsed and payment guaranteed. 20 to 30% discount. _Joe (. Brown 918 N. Y. ave. 3% WANTED to buy first-class cigar stand: in & hotel. Address Box 314-X, Star office. _ 20° $¥0OD—Oak, $15; chesinut, cord:_any length. . 1534 WOOD for sale; oak and chestout in foot lengths, $12 delivered; drop card or call Cls eudon 140-W-2. P. M. Minar, Cherrydale, V. DENTISTS!!! SACRIFICE!I Ritter Unit, Ritter Ideal chair, No; 04 American cabinet. All maliogany. ANl practi- eally new. Address Box S-Y, Star office. ' ® B Nplll‘z‘!fi GROCERIES AND MEATS; good siand; excel- lent home: long lease: will sacrifice to quick buyer: owner must leave city at once. . Ad- dress Box 135-Y, Star office. 25° vje- FURXITORE, pianos, carpets, etc, 1282 for wagon or have me call. “We §20 Pa. ave. n.w. Soda Fountains and Equipments BURCH & KLEPS COMPANY, 480 Pa._ave. N.W. WANTED—Capital _or stance to reach to start manufacturing a_very fine | FURNITURE—If you Reve other goods to seli, and you best results send for Louls Notes, 814 E o.w. Phone Franklin 20! Address Box 73 Y. Star office. 25 PLASTER BOARD 2 per foot. 323 lat st. n.w. Linc. 3388, 21% HAVE A STORE on corner, teseen or drug store; lease i yeurs: T | ent. Apply 2530 Wis. ave. FUBNITURE—Ic immediate Geod of furaif for an 8-room house: will buy as a whole o0d pleces. Call Franklin 3785. FURNITURE and rugs, immediatels, for Foomn_ house: whole of odd pleces. Flsase Frankiin 1539-J. 2% call CAFETERIA for sale; new dxtures; downtown Tocation; very reasonabie if vold &t once; other interest: no agents. Address Box 60-Y, Ntar offce. 3¢ VAKIETY STORE, buriness street; stock and fixtures; living quarters: rent, $50; pri $2.500_cash. honé North W ure or 8. NITURE enough for & 9-room house want. 0 immegiatery; Wil as & whole or odd lecen. Rindly ‘sall Franklin 6465, SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for rellable man to open and ma cabinetmaker's shop at 18th and Col_road. Call Col. 4802. FURNITURE—If you want Lo optain best sults for yeur furnitnre and other ‘call L ‘Ehapiro, 600 n.w. t T o oaa e Kiadly call miscel- Lodisiana ave. DRUG STORE for sale: $1,000 cash; balance notes, will buy stock, Oxtures and lease of an 0ld established drug store. Address Box 108.Y, Star office. g AT - eatal T_down 3 new and old work; price very reasonsble; leay- fag city. Address 242-Y, Star office. 25% B35 F at. ABMY AND NAVY SURPLUS. ' U. 8. Army Harness. . 8. Big Refrizerators. U’ S, Laundcy Machioes. Electric Motors, Generators, . Army 'Wagoos, WASHINGTON SALYVAGB CO0., 308 15th BT. N.W. _ WOOD, $12 A CORD. Hard wood, 1o slabs, any length; price, $12 a_cord, delivered. Cali Clarendon 140-W-3, after 8 p.m. only. ? FURNITURE AND _FURNISHINGS. BEDROOM SUITE—Solid mabogany, ivoey finish; chiffonier, dressing table, bed; cost $350; sell for eme-third; Dew. 801 13th st. n.w.