Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1923, Page 26

~ HELP AND STTUATTONS. ™ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEQUS. Continued. LADDER—Double 16-foot extension. Continued. TOOKS WANTED, @lso chauffeur and wife (colored). Ful Exchange, 1221 25th st. 5° TOOKS, waitresses, chambermaids, nurses. Ladies” Exchange. Vermont COOKS, malds, dayworkers, etc. B.w.,_room 4. OFFICE POSITIONSFree registration. Wash- ington Employment Exchange, operated for the lic by Washington- School for Secretaries d_Nat. School of Commerce. 1410 ¥ st. n.w. WAITRESS, Beotch or English; refarences re- quired. Reid's_ Agency. 2112 14th st. SITUATIONS—FEMALE. Continued. STENOGRAPHER wnd general offico work; wants position. Phone Col. 2704. 5% BTBNOGRAPHER-TYPIST—Some experience: wants permanent position. Phone Col. 868T. 5% TYPIST—Experienced: can take simple dic- fation. Phone Col. 4829-W. [ YOUNG LADY, refined, will care for and teach one or two children; $20 per week. Ad- aid for men' | dress Box 158-Z, Star office. " ' worn clnthl-{ nd G. Licht- aced desires posion. EOTRISG Wl all -y smietiered GOOK, expericnced, desires position with pri- | C) o e n.Iap an - Ivate family. Address Box 138-Z. Star office. | WeDlle, city or suburbs. and, pay you highest |GOOK in_private family, b; Tiabis white | Larded clothing. ot ell deecriptions. Addsens s 0K in private family, by & rellable white | carded clothing o escrip ress HELP—FEMALE. | oman: 'good reference. Address Box 100.7, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. | by 8Tl Vinds; oest prices paid. A, ¥. Aruold. 1328 v st. Maiz 8173. I CASH REGISTER. PHONB FRANK. 1199, * CLOTHES—WIll pay nighest prices for ladies’ and men's worn clothes, te_or phone D. ein, 1308 7th _st. n.w.; phone North 499. 'HING—Army and Navy clothing and Dgots; highest p.ices paid. Call Frankiin 1290, CLOTHING—Highest prices FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. MUSICAL l_.\' _TRI.'.VIE&'A‘!—L‘ in'd pAPDER- P | SHONINGER piano, upright; MOTOR BOAT, 357t and aux. tender, gw00; | €xcellent condition; good tone; 3400 eash, ‘belince térme. Address Bof W%\ $100, Mrs, Hall, 1439 Pa. ave. southeast. 5* R i . § SPECTAL BARGAINS IN GOOD Park, 5 USED PIANOS. ONE S-horsepower upright steam engine. 916 These instruments come from good homen M st ne, PIANO BOXES, good for chicken houses or through our exchange plan on the Ampico. i Dewplano e sheds. 635 N. Y. ave. n.w. 100 RADIO SET, §70; cost $125; Z-stage compiete; Hallet & Davis. .. Guild o tubes, phones, batteries and loud speaker. J. & C. Fischer. plying " for em- sent. Use COPIRS. ARCHITEOTURAL, DRAFTSMAN for part- time work. Col. 9370, Monday or Tuesday, be- tween 7 and 9 p.m. TIOY aw hielper Tn_dyelog and cleaning estab- Ushnient. Apply 1715 11th st. n.w. [ BOY, white, to make himself useful around store; must be neat and clean; good chance for aavancement. Appl nce, to Mr. Schults, Ralelgh Haberdasher, 3rd fioor, 1810 st. 2001 9th st. ' ' BY . GEORGE ' GIBBS Author of “Youth Triumphant” and Other Successes. Copyright, 1928, D. Appleton & Co. BOY for light mechanical work. H st ne. BRICKLAYERS. 1126 18th st. n.w. [ CANVASSERS, three; 36 per day to_experi- enced m Apply 644 55 $65 $100 $150 $200 $175 West Page colored woman. two, Dortable elec- 1219 Fairmont NG MACHINE (drophe: attachments.” 631 Keefer place n.w. { ankiin Phone M. irl. & for “Waxhroom; experienced preferred. alex Hand Lunndry e to_distribu 3 n.w.. third $45. 3508 Kansas Clerical_experience h'handling the public. Write, addresx, age, experience and Address Box V, Star WE RENT AND BELL Underwood, Roval, Remington and L. O. Smith typewriters: 500 sheets typewriter paper, 9Or. Gereral Typcwriter Com 616 14th AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO. 1481 East Capitol rent, sell, repair and buy all makes. Stands free. Open evening: Linc, 8681 = o g Barne NOISELESS FL tors. ®{ The Modern Typewriter—Factors Rebullt ekt l’"““"-& | chines at attractive prices. _Rent latest L ors, Generators, | models by week or mont ‘'Write Without Army Wagons. 4 Noise.” " SILENT EQUIPMENT INC., 730 WASHINGTON SALVAGE 00, 15th st nw. Main K370, 303 15th BT. N.W. WEARING APPAREL. WOOD, $12 A CORD. | eroTHE rkingmen, what & bond of good | fellowsiip between ot customers and this well Hard wood, no slabs, any length: price, $12 & N e ur Customors and (il wel known liouse. Try us for a slightly worn suit 8 cord, delivered. Call Clarendon 140-W-2, |at 86 up. Justh's Ol Stand. 619 D, 3 after 6 p.m_only. = - PERSONAL. ICE BOX 9x15; also refrigerat- !'_‘OR FARM AND_GAI,‘DE_NJ WITL CARESFOIl PATIENTS AND | B maching: 11/2_ tons capacity, f.‘.fi"fi.:.,p‘.‘fl‘,?‘ih ;{(\)ez'!).lph‘li\TFlD‘;n‘ or homey larxe rooms, plenty | complete with coils, in good run- {555 8 Srsclius oder. £ 4. HERRELL. ECTRIC BATH MASSAC ning order; selling because we HOME GROUNDS s e are putting in larger machine —their . a0l Lo Bailer, a great authority: {ree bookler S planning and planting, by home owners interested ip landscape plant 211 7th St. N.W. PFIANG TUNT e T - BUILDING MATERIALS from our immense wrecking op- erations —from Army Camps, | Jara s ready. call o witte: " P MAYN & wrecking jobs throughout the|S0- 207 ith st nw - = city and surplus sales through- _ HEDGE PLANTS, out the country SHRUBS AND ROSES Permit us to offer son new and salvage YOR HOME GROUND PLANTING terialn at @ wondectul saving s e ML FATRFAX FARMS co. 1) Lumber, Brick, Sash. } Fairfax, Va. Phone Fair P POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK. Roilers, Bath Lavatories, tubs. Electrie DOG_FOODS—Austin’s, [ American Roval and Supes At_ATHERTON'S. 335 Ind Work 1o do at home. et = Tave now. 21633; city 2414 Vi N Y to take home. NDRY to take home. references. 935 7w ARMY AND N.“Y SURPLUS U. 8. Army Harness. v nea: colored girl — Apply 200 G st nw. 'S WORK—Oleaning _doctor's offic or bachelor's apt. or any short a.m. hours Phone_North_g366, G. W. 5e NURSE_or Jaif-day_work 10 northwest se tion._Call North 212, TLACE amall private family. can_stay_mome nights. Call £S to take home or half-day reiiable woman. Write E. J. B.. 1408 Ist s en none but salary’ and com- 1719 Conn. Giamonds _and _old ur mfg. dept. Full cash Selinger's, 20 F st. vagon; suitable for contractor. nced. or Monday for Metal Weatherstrip Y. dinmonds. gold. silver. platinum ! rificial teeth. D, Alpler, 907 G st. n.w. | Moin_ 287 PIANOS and victrolas, o'd_goid, silver, di monds and jewelry. A F. Arnold, 1323 G |2t nw. " Maln w73 by n collector, install- rnitire house, SMAN for gent's furnishing and -oloth- ing store; must have experience in window 0N M 81, nw high-class, whose records are those with stock experience preferred; to such we havi vdged (ffering on & permanent basis 9 1o 12, Room 15 Tntes to take home by woman. WOMAN. relintle, red, wants child to nurke. 921 Weatminster sr. .. NURS H WORK WANTED by two reliable girls: good reference. RECOMM The following business concerns have Bern recommended to The Btor and guaran- fee satisfaction to Rtar readers. Any com- platnt foued meccssary to ba made fo The tar will yeceive prompt attention, For admiarion 'tn Recommended Sevt __wmina, coli Moin 5090 Brameh 115. ADITSTMENTS AND COLLECTIONS @ clnims given personal and prompt attention Attorney’s Collection Co. 1344 G st. Main 5% . R O | Growers of 330 varieties of ¢ hrobs and_plants FREE GARDEN BOOK. Our 1923 catalogue containing everythinz WANTED — WE Try us jworn clothing ARB PROMPT Highest prices paid for men's Shoes. et Main 4145. JUSTHR L1 STAND, 619 1) RE NOW PAYING s2 d ladles’ used suits. Qur prices for old clothing sre the bigzesi. Wash~ Clothing Exchange, 633 D Phone Main 3378. A B _________|ELECTROTHERAPECTICS AND _PHYSI ATTO RADTATOR AND FENDER EXPERTS. | eal culture given men, wouen and children by Lamos, tanks. Jow prices. TUCKER €O |Dr. Carolyn Austin. Office hours. 9 8.m..8 308 John Marchall pl.. an. conrthouse. F__6426. | p.u. For appointn 1one North_647. RRICKLAYIN REPAIR WORK A KPF ! RATS. BEDB LIN- cialty. “RUSSELL MORRIS, Bricklavery 1413 [ stant resuits F_SAPP Montéllo ave. e ¥+ {land boilding. 201 BRICK WORK. PLASTERING. CARPENTER- | AG ND STONE WORK. For further infor- | Il at 1721 Yoo st. nw. L “‘Of course I knew that you mith, 901 1317 F st. n.w. typical girl of the period—a flapper in moods = seams of his trousers, while the stable- CLERK, experienced grocery; steady poll(l:)n. wurprised at the changes in the country on his e oney. St o d e i from the mare, Centipede, which was | LDV 's startled ni her and her set. Cherry tries i % askance in his direction, but Miss {now fuel ruving equipment indorsed by Good € “The mare is pretty fresh, Miss.” he {June Delineator. = Call, 4 to 5:30 p.m. seems quite sincere. But I'm “But you needn’'t say anything to Mr. 'married and one who can inilk; state age, ““Oh, 1 say—— 1|ease. Bramble prancing and curveting | eXPerienced men preferred. Apply Mr. La, dad ‘wished me’ on you. He thinks|dctive stableboy, who held her head iCherry had counted on ridicule to|one familiar w up with me—at least until we see the {released the horse’s head. Cherry “Targe insur this astonishing voung worldling. And 4 when Centipede, one of whose ancestors | SXLESMAN —Tigh-class_eJectric Axture “'m quite sure that you—er—have | o s WU T oo Sending In a | mission. Turberville Electric | his right stirrup, the second one his | APpointment. Wuggner | der. and 1ay for a moment motioniess. bent over the victim, who had now white, but he got to his feet, watch- somewhere in the air above him— t—er—all happened rather — er— of her lips and heard what seemed T0 310 FOR gu}ll or phone. I will eall.” W. Rice, 1332 | Cal| Fr. 8135, 1309 17th st. n.w. - CLERK—Young lady, in_confectionery; ref-|Star_office. th SYNOPSIS. Leuis Abrahams. 815 G at. n.w. geant's, 1007 B st. n.w. ] CORSET WOMAN, one who can sell and make | fo oo T NURSE or housekeeper: e el 't really frightened.” FITACFFEUR, Tolored Tor Ford frack. hone nd repair; Larkin, but also an athletic girl, not altogether spoiled institutional or hotel position. Apply 9 to 4| __ BUNDLE “WASIES, small, colored woman, | P! eeauE T 2101 Ritods’ Seland ave. pianos. Call West 2391, Tike new. $39.50; Singer, Standard and others. = 2 man put the s; e orses. This - . annd t. nw % - return from a long Keientific expedition, meets DUk CHEISNIL ai0n Ut Lanndry. 620 s, n TANBERNATD, eolored Steinway Grand = = lin_6144. o Capitol Sewing Machine Exchange : per interviewed. K " DEMONSTRATORS, R o i T v 3 condition s to suit vou. but he dosw’t kuow it [te e, as he now underatood, the animal | g ror*CLoRITONE Sho. (o work, with dee: COOK and laundress, veliable woman wants | A2 & ave. nw. Frank. 8183, Eicy ke e ond o orlt | ucts. 517 District Nat'l Bank bldg. 5 = 3 3 COOK _or Tight housework; good references. 2 abe Wi OUGHT to be very grateful for | CHerTy Mohun, occupied with the t00 | Ifusckeeping Institute, and shown in ful g s 6080. Knabe W i DIES, experienced, in coat sult and o erence, Call 5220 10th st n.w 920 Pa. ave: n.w. ave. n.w. el ana rentan re e {3uss Delinests ' us on 85 il pasments. Save mon heard the groom say. “If the gentle- |9 to 12:0 am., at rm. 411, 1311 RGP TR : afraid there's mo hope of your doing ness requires | ACE, respectable colored woman; | Dest resultn, send for Louls Notes, 814 a plece. Mahoney’s Wall' Paper Bargain Rom Pl e i | of family and exper e S dress. Give comprehensive details about your- 163 S obert. Just give me a hand up, will |¢ ¥ and experience, ress Box 5 E &l 50 Franklin at. n.w: for an 8-room house: will buy as a whole of | diamond, perfect crifice. Addre; $3.25 mo,, 3 mon, in adv.. $8 STENOGRAPHER and typewriter for patent ¥Oh, ves, T am. Quite lost. nE | Lo G z ought and, cold, Best prices Prompt : oo Weet 5 Q t Eracefully around the Stableyard, while | ton. Galliher & Hugue rman ave. and W | pected an DAY'E WORK oF pertiime or 6y he week. DONEHY und) S e etk o0 sz deliveredi T BpnotWest hauled, rebuilt, ‘bought, sold aud renfed: no 5 o R : = FURNITURE enough for & Cord. _Any length. North 1834. 21¢ | falr prices. The Trpewriter Shop, Inc., 511 : ic- | ME ome. get dinner. 2330 Ontarlo road. ! 3 T'm all right. He doesn't imagine ail | 09W0 and led her to the unwilling vic pleces. Kindly ‘call Pranklin 6469. ! BURCH & KLEFS COMPANY, ave. n.w. ; 5 4 5 A | Kindly call Adams 600 {achicve her pleasure the ruse had been | stating nume. 1dept. office. Good opportunity 020 PLE FLOOR AND COUNIGR. CASES AT " laneous, call M. Shapiro, 600 Louisiana ave. stables. i TIMGRE, Mo o E i R [Eedte i B i oD T P lai }\O,v‘ll' and office fixtures. Money advanced on stor- yet he was quitdé sure that she had some generations back had been bred | man: one who can produce result A large department store has a right to form—er—any habits that | IEICHtS POSICOr S E0NE CORER fon o store work to act as floor man- {left, and the third sent him flying Peter the groom and the stable boy | tive appearance and possess ex- | struggled to a sitting posture and Sttt ing the stable boy capture the refras can secure a good and perma. “You're not badly hurt, Dr. San- ity und_nenriis towne: $1°per hou W SALESLADIES—Must be By Toover, 608 F 1 I 1933 F st. n.w. bl like a sort of low gurgle in the tones | - f i - b n.w._North ‘1156.‘ S a5 | SAFE—Large double doors, fireproof. combina grences; prefer one with experience. Lawman's | NRRE—Child between 2 and 4 years pre- | DIAMONDS. old goid, silver. bought for cash. | tion: perfect _condition; : tribute to her finesse and her power. 3412 14tR at. forred; excellent references. North 2875. : % Oherry Mohun, daughter of a money-mak-|,. ‘O thanks” she sald with a gay . "bonus and transportation. ORSE: e BT B i e, o Bye roer | SEWING MACHINES—All makes, wod, rented, ing father and socially aspiring mother, is & al m“::,; :-;}r}u =2 ll;x‘: F st. nl.w.ed e Torth T30V Tows aid. Hquare Deal z . | repaired; motors for titching: . ; E ETER, rienced 1o i Sangree didn’t reply and merely 8t0od | Eud Laundry, 2 - DOMESTIC—COLORED. FURNITURE for seven-room house or odd Line, '275. Open evenings. | Hardman ......... by weaith and adulation. Dr. David Sangree, |awkwardly, his fingers twiddling at the | or'be z Monday._Colontal School, 1589 18th at. plecew; burenus. dining room furaitre, = TimvipetamsaneTacitle | Voo art e s coaatfy lon i e ol e e L Mnh«”?l = FURNITURE t o purchase som . | 85, $10, $12, $15, $18 and $20. et o | Sheie OMPY : y o T Appiy 421 | FURNITURE—Want 1o ome used, | 35, $10, $12, ‘and $20; guaranteed and e B AL itlon, meets | scemed rather . ifficult task, produc- | (ONKOSTION —Yowne ‘man wome Koo Ted | i | St at. o afier 6 pom. ' """ (1o oWl apt.; alx biayerpiano. Phous Praui. | Kebe I oute oo eara free: efper te el e O e L e i | tive of unpleasant and sinister motions s Tubber atamp business. Spirella Organisation. You get $20 upward | CHAMBERMAID or cook, 2 A -udwig . ...... a ¢ r 1637 Vermont ave. n.w. FURNITURE— High _prices for furniture of + S- I.W. Franklin 3778. Evers one reconditioned and n fine pl B gt Saberts @ be. as he now undersiood, the anima Address Tiox 144.V." Star_office all kinds;office furniture, a speciaity. 430 | SINGER SEWTNG At BT ¥itfed with spirit of devilment, she challenges { allotted to him. From time to time he o - ! DIES mi T ling our prod- o ME .. KIT7] him o @ wild horseback Fide. saw the eye of the stableboy glance |Mration before women's clubs and socleties, 17 Dlatriet Nat Bank biag. - 'ge | blace: stay nights; reference. 1730 Vermont | pyysry gy —w. Kirstem, 330 50 oT mw: | 5L 0. G = Ppointments made by our office “m'[mwlu TTANS experienced ADDTy COREeT | CODE e 11 kinds of furnifure wanted. Phone 1330 G st. N.W Laundry, 23rd_and New York ave. 1725 11¢h st. n.w. e = S . adorable Bramble, already seemed to © urticles Sep! or o &l = FURNITURE, planos, carpets, e Col. | P EWRITE] ~our interest,” she said in mock | have. forgotten him. > Good Tonsekeeping,. August Woman'er World, teference Fequired. Mr. Brown, | crearc. *Can B20n J0m ot noaw ) D Onte: Tel- | 1282 for wagon' o have we el AN FODIER, twe for sale dheap: T Eumlhy 1 svscause HIL eally POk e COOK and murve, two- giris wish piaces; w0 | FURNITURS—IF you mave any fursitare of | WALL FAVER HARGATN Room Tota: T ioue money, on Thone Main 20 A B to , President | houwewnrk. 2320 Pen at._n.w. ol other goods to sell, and you want to obta 15¢ and 20c per plece; varnished tile. | Mutual Fire Insurance bldg., 1301 H st. Sii210 i v el v ; “It's all right, Peter,” she laughed.|FARMITIND, good, on farm nearby; white, | lady with pleasing personality and good ad- Al now. | Phone Franklin 201 . 324 Pa. ave we. I ——— « . T'm a lost soul, ORIt et o = . ental Service R binioe B =08 of famil Self. in confidence, for interview. Address Box | DAYN WORK in fami e ina cs | NATOE iHamil{on, BIgN Jewslad, \980; small Tnderwood, 1. ¢ 5 3 you cee off 5! 317-V, Star office. [ n 3 AL " 'She was in the saddle with boyish { LUMBER CHECKERS in retail Tumber yard DAY'S WORK wanted by neat colored oon nk;*lg;m‘ all F‘;;'nl“fl ':18:" #5-W, Star office. . $15. Rebuilt’ typewrifers for sale. Terms attormey's office: give experience, salary ex-| 222 D at._nw. a e Fices pa % | semsoneds S o J07 fength; thoroughly | TYPEWRITEKS, ali mnakes repared over- don't f G 2 3 &L n.v Ty SR i { attention. ‘The Amer. Household 713.12th | W, 3 ny respectable ethnologist. You see, jof the open spaces, struggled with the | A3 1YOUNG WOMAN to awsist 0 tea-room work, | (HE R e Bt soom Toase wants | Wood onk. $15: L 313; : ; thorough, g . eXD 2 Avply S Biac we. o -L e . g | ed immediately; will buy as & whole or odd Soda F. 2 L 11th at. noow. Frankite 6485, tim, |0 st |STENOGRATHER - TYPIST | [RTXORESS, firt clam. wishes two o Theer | Biecet. _Kindiy call prenkdio 8409 | Soda Fountains and Equipments | i xbERW00D. Tatest modei, the terrible things that I've confessed | But David Sangree was “game.” If | MAN {wanted for our rug and drapery |small weshes to take home. Phone AGAMS | yyyied immediately. as & whole o odd plece 480 Pa. ava N.W. b = . 4 = | EHOWCASES A2 E g 2 to you. But T do hope you can put ; ] EUBEINUR =10 sodieans t5ichialsiast S AND STORE FIXTURES. SAM. entirely successful. He mounted and got ; 84141y expected for the right party. Apply Miss sults for your furniture and other miscel- | EPECIAL PRICES. *“BUY ST THE FAC- his feet into the stirrups, when the boy 8 o S 3 TORY." RVSE & CO., 808 LoW ST., BAL- = Castle, 4th floor office, the -w. Franklin 3785. : l':;-\-m Sarl’grcehre(used to smile. He FURNITURE—We buy household furnitufs had no mind to be made ridiculous Ly | gy, = B S e yes. was already headed for the gate, R _To work By plece. N il it o which Peter had run,to open for her, st., af pom 5 WOMEN_SEVERAL rniture Co., corner 8th und D made him so, and ho only blundered FLLOOR MANAGERS. BB AMDER. on the western range, began weaving | first-class men need apply x = 5 several vacancies for women who you please. Oux chance encounter—feryl direction of the outer wall. The | SAL Setal wentherstrip, exper bl ned s d £ firat of theae buck-jumps lost Sangree | Call Frankiin 41193 Sunduy have been trained in department |over Centipede's head, so that he fell agers; to qualify for this posi- {rather heavily on one arm and shoul- tion you must be of representa- came running. i T Pl p Tho Doy caught the horse and Peter ecutive ability. Please state full particulars. Address Box 43-Z, was looking about him in a bewilder- MICE: | = ed way. His face had gone very SALESLADIES for suits, coats, dreesses; those with experience tory horse. This accomplished, he was re of Cherry Mohun's voice o s nent position. White's, 917 F she asked. s 1. e 1780 L st. n.w. b o—no. Not at all,” he replied. 2 TIME, working Do #nd nea addents ; 4 : BE e |thoroughly experienced in ladies’ lancing yp, he caught a glimpse ol copal churel s111 S Q Q el N A L Rl S Bl suits, coats and dresses. Roberts, !which she gulltily tried to make sym- | fiPhy to learn € ERLEBACHER, pathetic. She was laughing at him, | \Geye | 1210-1212 {ST., REQUIRES THE SERV- ICES OF SALESLADIES FOR THEIR DRESS, SUIT AND COAT , DEPART- MENTS. ONLY _THOSE {WITH EXPERIENCE WILL {openly, brazenly. i n “I don’t think he'd better be ridin’{{r o the mare, Miss . B “Bring her here, Sangree's rasping voice cut in. His face was Wwhiter than ever, and Peter glanced at Miss Mohun. ‘Give me a hand up, please. Do you think vou'd better? regular routes with manager: v we whow Euaranteed; s > THESE PRIC New bathroom ontst, complet Wallboard, per . i Reclaimed, random lengths. “e. 0.01 Recluimed, regular lengths. ceeees WOl Brand-new oo 03 Apply Room nklin “mna1e HOME FOIt h Tnvalids and rest cure Aiet: night and day 3 nw Peter bent over the victim, who had L now struggled to a sitting posture b re ] = and was looking about him fin & T'o serve The Bulletin; does not e Sinzle-comb Reds, bewildered way. at night—has given me—er—no li- cense either to comment or to_criti- cize. T would remind you that I have not done so—-=" “Oh,- I'm 50 much obliged to_you. But you don't really approve of me, Dr. Sangree. Please admit that." “T'm afraid you want people to think you're much worse that you are,” he sald coolly. “Really. ‘Do you think that? That's rather nice of you, Dr. Sangree. But it isn't true. I'm an awful creature. T'm actually so depraved that 1 don’t Eive a damn what people think of me.” Sangres grinned. “You at least have the convictions of your courage,”>he said. They had reached the stable inclo- sure and she swaggered in ahead of him. In her mannish clothing she looked like an overgrown boy, but her | impudent irony informed him ‘that she was quite too clever at the game of verbal give-and-take for anything that he had to offer. He was stirred by the thought that, more than any- thing else, what Miss Cherry Mohun needed was a sound spanking. 1f she was aware of this mental castigation, she gave no sign of being s0. She was quite certain that game s playing the profes- sorial antiquity that dad had “wished on her” had come out second best, But the end of her afternoon’s enjoy- ment was not vet. In the back of her head a joyous plan was forming—a delicious plan_which still further in- volved the disillusionment of Dr. David Sangree. It was dad's fault. His was the responsibility, whatever happened now. The heads of horses protruded from the upper halves of the doors of sev- eral box stalls. Cherry Mohun ex- hibited with pride her own hunter. Bramble, and her brother Bob's mare, Centipede. They were very restless, snorting and twisting about in their narrow confines. “It seems as though they needed ex- ercise,” commented Sangree. “Oh, yes. I haven't ridden for a week. Poor old Bramble! You know, he won a blue in the challenge wlass at Piping Rock. Isn't he too ador- able!” “Yes, too adorable said Sangree soberly, as though really aware of the fate that awaited him. “You say You ride, Dr. Sangree she asked, turning to him suddenly. “A’ little,” replicd Sangree with a nod. he laughed. “You know,” she said, *“I'm simply perishing for a ride.” “Please don’t let me interfere with your plans.” he said hastily, “But_vou have already interfered with them,” she went on coolly. Mother wanted me to meet you and 1 stayed. I'm awfully obedient when 1 have to be. But, you se I have met you now- *” “Don't bother about my way bac! “Oh, no. That wouldn’'t do. ButI'm sure mother wouldn't mind my going in the (least if you'll only go with me." . “Me “Why not? Riding alone is beastly, and 1 never take a groom. Please. Dr. Sangree, won't you ride with me?” She had faced him and her blue eyes were as innocent of guile as those of a cat which has just swal- lowed the canary.' : ““Please, Dr. Sangree,’ she insisted. “Bramble and Centipede have been eating their heads off for a week. It will be awfully jolly is simply gorgeous this afternoon.” Tf you'll excuse me, I think—"" “You're going to refuse? Oh, Dr. Sangree! “I haven't ridden for a year. very badly,” he said stiffi T'm sure you're too modest. No,” he replied coolly. “But Ihave no desire to be thrown oft.” She turned half away from him, bit- ing her lip. “T thought that you'd ridden in_the east” She shrugged a shoulder. “I'm in the me. Tl find 1 ride beginning_to believe that you were| never in the east. that you've never ridden a horse, or even seen an air- plane.” She turned toward him, smiling to ake the sting from the inference. Tm sure you ought to be flattered by my asking you. “I am. But I have no wish-to make myself ridiculous.” . “Youyrefuse then?" she said with an- other shrug, this time a trifle contemp- tuous. ‘““Are you really frightened, Dr. Sangree?” David Sangree straightened and stared at her for a moment thrdugh his goggles. Then his brows drew together. 1" “Frightened! Well—er—perhaps—a little, But I'll ride with you, if you insist, Miss Mohun.’ “I don’t insist,’ she said demurely. “But I couldn’t believe after all I've heard that you were really afraid.” T am afraid of mettiesome horses. But I'll ride with yo Their glances flashed together for the briefest .moment and ' Cherry laughed ly at the sudden resolve that she fli found-if-himy.which was at once a | back.' “Yes. Yes. I'll stick on now He got into the saddle somehow his right arm hung awkwardly “Just use the snaffle unless she gets to pulling, sir,” said Peter dublously. “I don't inténd that she shall get away from me,” sald David Sangree as they went out of the gate into the road, but whether he referred to Cen- tipede or to Miss Mohun no one will ever know, for at that moment Bram- ble shook his head and away they went with a sudden noisy clatter and a rattle of pebbles against the fence rails. After the first sprint Cherry Mohun looked over her shoulder. The ‘professional anitquity” was still up- right not far behind her and his face wore a rather ghastly smile. ; Now somewhat reassured as to his horsemanship,”she let Bramble have his head for a few hundred yards, re- jolcing in the swift rush of keen air, the joy of motion and the predicament of her companion. Perhaps some admiration” for his pluck in mounting after his fall had caused her to keep Bramble in check for the first few minutes. But she couldn’t forget that he had dared to believe the very worst of her and to . but let her see that he believed it. Google= She smiled exultantly over her shoulder. He was still in the saddle. close to Bramble's heels. His gaze was_straight before him along the road and he was riding with a loose rein which speedily sent Centipede into the lead. Fool! He meant race. She let Bramble have his head and she lead the way. eye: Both horses were breathing hard | now, for the road had a slight up- grade. But at, the top of the hill, where prudence compelled her to pull in, he passed her in full stride, down a slight declivity, swaying back in his saddle, but by somé miracle, keeping his seat. She followed, rather alarmed at his desperateness, for a fall here at this speed meant dangerous injury. At_the top of the next vise she caught him at the crossroads, both horses breathing heavily. “Are you trying to kill yourself?” she shouted. He merely shook his head, and took a new grip of the reins. “Which way?’ he grasped. “Home—if you're bent on commit- ting suicide. “Lead on!" ture of his head. “But you let her get away from you—"" . “Did 17 Well—er- pallidly. “I'm still here. “["don t want to see you kill your- self. ‘Don’t you? I thought you did. “You needn't be an idiot. “No.” Without waiting for her re- ply he dug his heels into the heaving flanks of his horse and she followed. How he remained upright with such a seat was a mystery, for he swayed dangerously in his saddle and she noticed for the first time that his right arm hung motionless at his side. Fool! He had been hurt, too. (To be continued tomorrow.) GERMAN ATTACHE SHOT and the country ! BY BURGLARS IN ROME Embassy Secretary Badly Wounded ‘While Ambassador and Others Battle ‘N.ith Intruders. By the Astociated Pres; ROME, MARCH 5.—A secretary of the German embassy was shot in the face and badly wounded by two burglars yesterday, while he, Baron von Neurath, the ambassador; the ambassador’s son and several secre- taries were engaged in a revolver battle awith the intruders. Both burglars were arrested. The burglars entered the embassy in the early morning and broke open the safe in which the code books and other official documents ordinarily are kept. The ambassador evidently had been suspecting that a robbery would be attempted, for he is said to have replaced the code books and other state papers with worthless vapers. The burglars ransacked the safe, but overléoked 600,000 lire which had been unintentionally left there. While escaping with the worth- less papers they were surprised and overpowered after an exchange of shots. —_—— NOTED PHYSICIAN DIES. | PAINTERS WANTED 1 sell " oils, interfere with school : must have wheel. Apply Mr. Walter, The { Bulletin, 510 12th st. n.w “URS—We have an attractive proposition for men iwho own cars. Bring your iden- tification card. 1317 L.'st. n.w. AUTOMOBILE{BODY AT ONCE (TWO); NONE OTH- ERS NEED APPLY. SEE MR. GARGES, MGR. PAINT DEPT,, SEMMES CO., 613 G ST. N.W. WANTED—SALESMEN. SALESMAN, acquainted with store trade, to sonps. greases, polishes for old. established manufacturer. Baum's Castorine Co.._Home, N. Y. SALESMA he season will enable you to make necting up- With us; we Tor ihe District, geveral with cara to work country territory in Marsland and Virglni 214 Jenifer bidg., Tth and D sts. now. © i now lLere which big money by con- want 5 more men la | IOUSERERPER _WANTED—AT once 1 Alfred, Vie { settied white woman, $2 per day. MOTOR | {BE CONSIDERED. PERMA- NENT POSITION AND AT- TRACTIVE PROPOSITION. APPLY TO MR. FRANK. 7 DOMESTIC—WHITE. ERAL HOUSEWORK — Refined, settied white woman: no laundry: family of three; parents employed: references. Address Kox 31-7. Star office. (3 o na. Vo 5e Contractor. Phone N. CARBON RIURNING. remove pluge and wires ings. M Phone M. 4308, o AND BUILDER. REMODELING store, office and show window fixtures. arages of qualits.” Estimate T. B. BAILEY, 1530 You at. se.. Anacostia CARPET CLEANING_If youtwant the hest at most reasonable prices. Phone W. 105, American_and_Persian Rue Co.. LIGHT HOUSEWORK—Woman; good salary and home; must give references. Addres: 20.7, Star offic 3 WORK in _rooming house one day each week. 412 6th st CARPENTER AND BUILDER-—For economy fn remodeling_consnlt E. €. RROWER, 4631 Belt rd. r.w. Estimates. Cieve. 2524 I CLEA ) WASHING. Tave w 182, 9 2304 Pa._ave. | _ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. The Star requires from adzvertisers in this column references and a detarled statement of their proposition. FOR SAL ers store with meat counter. nd doing fine business. Apply Tong len i elec. gax, e terms; 10 14th fine downtown immediate possession w 209, ¢ G and boanling house; 23 rooms; BeAr { Thomas Circle well furnished: cheap. a tricity: newly dec Address Box 14%-Z, rated: ten room: b 0. far offce. SR Apt 64 DOMESTIC—COLORED. Ttied_colored woman. Jones. Fort Myer, Ad- A CED. upholatering. porch rockers splinted. €. A Armstrong, 1233 10th st. n.w. anklin 74K3. FLECTRICIAN. Practical. 014 house wiring and jobhing: hell hanging, fixtnres: estimates cheerfully eiven. Murray, 908 Lonefellow st. n.w. 5¢ | general houseworker; sta; reference. 101 FLOOR REFINTSHIN ATNTING, done by expert mechanic at rediiced pricea this mont Paul Serene, 1232 10th n.w. Tel. F. 6213 3 SALESMEN—AN UNUSUAL ITY FOit TWO HIGH-GRADE. %% MEN TELEPHONE M T. WASHING { must i1%: ERAL HOUSEWORK, wakhing machine: vacoum cleaner: $40 a Call after € or Tuesday morning. Irving st. n.w. Col. 4516, GENERAL HOUSEWORK. reliable woman ohe, §00d ook brlig city references. st . Woman; electric MAN AND WIFF miles from Washingto rond. Address Box 7 SOLICITORS—Male and femnie, members: hustlers only. See of i 1108 16th_st. n.w. INSTRUCTION COURSES BEGIN i MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1 WILL personally instruct a special class of ten men for farm on trolley shares; 9 and good manager, he muttered with a ges- | he grinned | | 1 Let's go | | Tuition tow. Who have selling experience or believe they have selling ability, giving them the benefit of my_experience in’selling @ professional radio course to the thousunds of prospects in and about Washington. This class will be limited to ten in number and only men of intelligence and ambition Wil be considered. Class will meet on Monday and Wednesday cvenings from 8 to 0 o'clock for three weeks, A wonderful opportunity to learn a business which can be conducted evenings after vour regular work and in which you can pick up between $25 and $100 a week. Graduates will be given opportunities to cash in on this knowjedge immediately after the course is completed. Call_in person on Mr. Haas. Director, NA- TIONAL RADIO SCHOCL. 1345 Pennsyivania ve. n.w. EOYD SHORTHAND to earn and rapid; ! ext perts ‘use 'it; in 80 day the world's best svstem; ex- investigate: you will other. Boyd Business College, 1304 F st. Main 2876, mh2ge CIVIL SERVICE examination for editoral clerk, salary $1,200 to $1,800; special foatruc- tion begins “today. The Clvil Service Prepara tory School, s.e. cor. 12th and F sts. n.w. Phone Franklin 2080. EASY 10 LEARN well paid profession, tele- phone switchboard operating; taught in 15 one-hour lessons. Classes or private instrue- tion. Oxford bldg., cor. 14th st., between N. Y. ave. and H. | West 474. use mo | 00d_cook, 50 per mo. NERAL ferences. IRL to get breakfasts of dinners washing lome: two in family. Call after 7. Apt. 21, 2001 16th at. . FLOOR FINISHING. Fine floors of hardwood Installed cheaper than linolenm. Inside paint- ing. 01d floors renovated same as new. Call Franklin 7563-W. T C. Price. $12 5th n.w. FLOOR SCRAPING and finishing _cleaning and_waxine. "~ Give us_a eall C. B. PRICE & BRO.. 720 15th n.w. FORD REPAIRING, RADIATOR REPATRIA Stenart's Garage, ““Authorized Ford Dealer. 141 12th st_n.e. Phone Lincoln 6200. HOTSE PAINTING—HIGH-GRADE WOR ot potaibe oct tor work. smtracte fo | 1731 all pi & row: ref. Postal or phone. MORAN, painter, 216 John ) i~ work and_window shades. estimates fumished. J. J. Crow, 210 T nee. KEYS DUPLICATED WHILE YOU WAIT, 25809 Bt st. n.w.. basemient SITUATIONS—MALE. AMATEUR FINISHER, experienced. desi position. Phone Col. 3136, ask for Paul. 5° BOY, Tech High School. wants employ: after 2:30 pm. N. 5885, 3 CHAUFFEUR, white, married, wants position. Address 1686a Avon place. 5 CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC, private, _ white, single, 31 years of age, 10 years' experience on_best makes of carse; carcful and reliable. Address Box 338-V, Star office. [ CHAUFFEUR—French; first-class man; highly recommended. Address Box 274V, S CHEF (white); excellent family cook; useful, yiliing: 8o aiywhere. Address Box 137 KEYS. DUPLICATE KEYS, 25 CENTS. Made while You wait. Tomer & Clark. 1233 New York n.w. Rasement. F. 3005. Plone Col. 4867-J. Alvin T. | Main 3361. | SMALL INVE: est cands proposition. ERIOR DECORATOR. drapers. upholsters | Suggestions and | WELL Tetail grocery store for sale: . best fixtures: stock will 000; fixtures worth about enrs; will ‘sell stock for cash and give terms o fixtures: no indebtedness: will render two weeks' service free to introduce you to the trade, etc. For an interview regarding the whove address Box 216-Y. Star office. o RELIABLE ington headquarters {s taking on the exclusive distribution and sale of old established fac- tory whose production is in demand. Have an’ excellent opening ' for (active or silent; if active may be made manager) : references exchanged. Address Box | M-V, Star offics ORS, interested in_safe. hon- Address Box 295-V, Star RESTAURANT for male: long established, in 1 very low rent: good lease. 1410 G st. n.w o 1118 13th_n.w. 5° reliable partner | r rd, brand new, per Cantonment "saih: 35343 0 lights [ Kogfing, meed Uy “Cortaiiteed Co. - L 3ply i Co.’s shingles — one,” new. per squ *"pick. 69 Fake. 8 Combination, all three, £1.50. Government lunterns, brand-new, * copper coil ... do e 7 SIDNEY . HECHINGER HOUSEWRECKING CO. Camp Meigs, * Main office, 5th and Fiorida ave. 6th and C sts. northeast. southwest. Salesmen at either dffice will fill your bill ofmaterial without loss of time. 1023 12th st. n.w. Main i Oorang _strain HILL’S DRY COLD. Refrigerators. show cases, store fixtures, A. Libuwitz & Co.. Agents, 1005 _E. Balfimore st., Daltimore. Md. 100 FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. breeding cage 5 9th st. n.w. and Internation: Linc. 69681, pedigreed: famons for registration in terrier p eligible, c E 33 Try Leapley's Spe Canary Seed. Leapley's, 905 HATCHING —White Kerlin qualits, 263.270-egg strain; Barred Rocks, Parks strain, Hogan tested, $2.30 setting of 15, Clarendon 214, 10 EC Leghorn, 1 suite, cost $300 t table, m mirror, _Englander couch, tapestry of drawers, If_price. _Act quick. 1744 Lanier pl. FURNITURE--Cash, credit, for cash. Rave money, buy at fand K_sf cial discount opwood's, 8th ‘mahogany dining indsor rocker, daven- desk, oak hall seat and inlaid chairs, electric table lamp. oak dresser, chest one double and two single beds gomplete, odd chairs and furniture less than BROODE wiown, 5 hick, capacity Clarendon & iy Drood mat s HING EGGS—Hocks and Heds, cocke { els aud cock birds. 21st st n.w. West female, proven supplies. feeds and rem o Seed Catalog. Free. F_W. Bolgiano & Cor 1005 B st HIGHBOY, antique mahogany: Ta drawers and four-post bed. 1216 K st H parlor pieces. oak and walnut dressers. t mu.’ mirrors, beds, bedding. toilet sets.’ stair nd ers: $2, Address o it GROCERY wnd_meat marke e: reasonable offer accepted: cor- ner 21st and P sts. n.w. Phone N. 7864. 6% KITCHE . refrigerator, dininj Kitehen tabi # Tennesee ave. pe. s S e chest of . 5 HOUSEHOLD GOODS of every _description; | now TR, _LOCKE. VETERINARIAN, TREATMENT OF THE 110G AND CAT EXCLUSIVE OFFICE. 3121 14th ST. N.W BABY CHICKS ;'ff',fu‘}_,’fi’:'l;:.; ON THE ‘)H:L' e ¥ LIBRARY TABLE, handsome: hall davenport, table: mahogany desk, o dresser, two single beds, complete; Engiander couch, 'oak hall seat and mirror, hall chairs and odd_pieces. 1744 Lanier place. TAILOR STORE, cloth, 17 Dressing machine, electric machine, fi long lease; $2,000. 512 W. Baltimore. 'Md. Phone Vernon 5146-W. MATTRESS MAKING AND RENOVATING, Special for fall cleaning—Mattresses, box springs, fron frame springs, cnshions and pil- lows renovated at pecial pricer, Special this week—Mattresses _renov: 250, Columbia Bedding Co.. 618 E st. n.w. ' Phone Main 5528. | MATTRES! XD PIL] Tenovated at most reasonable prices. Let us call. give estl mate. Prompt_deliveries and satisfaction a sured. Enagle Bedding Co., 1128 7th st. n. Main 7092. Rest work. lowest prices: fce. 419 G st. n.w. Phone Main 6708. PAPPRHAN — ROOMS PAPERED, and_up. nelnding cnt.ont borders work. JOE EGDAL. 33 Fla. ave. n.w. Tompt serv- FAMILY LAUNDRY, reasonable charge; well cared for; rough dried or ironed; called for and delivered. 1818 Gth st. n.w. Call North 1699. S. W. Johnson, colored. Be GARAGE or_service manager, 1ocal of other- wise: past record and reference by request. Bogis, 920 K n.w. 50 GARDENER, Touseman; experionced; good refercnces. _Address Box 165-Z, Star office. PAPERFAANGING—Rooms papered, $7 and uj AT anree, 220 15" St arw “Tetenhone Franklin 625, PAPERHANGING, $850 UP. INCLUDING paner and ‘cut-ont border. WALTER CHAD- WICK. 1018 Danglas n.e. North 7260.W. mr7® PAPBRHANGING AND PAINTING—T, Phillips, 257 2nd s.e. service, guar. work: reasonable prices. mh5 JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT, experieaced, with thorough knowledge of 'bookkeeping, 'desires connection with good cocern. Address Box 334-V, Star office. 5* HOTELS NEED _AMBITIOUS men women: natiop-wide demand 1 ments, ' hotels, tea _room: apartment houses; uncrowded field quick advancement; our methods indorsed— our students employed by leading hotels every- where. Open_evenings, Call for particulars. Lewis Hotel Training School. 1340 N. Y. ave. LEARN “BARBERING: big-paying _ trade quickly learned; big demand. Write Tri-City Barber School, 817 E. Baltimore st., Balti- more, Md. MEN—Ambitiou become & Columbia trained 1l paid employment. * We train you Your spare time, day or night, in 8 to months. Cull, write or phome for particulars. Columbia School of Drafting 14th and T n.w._North 272. MEN—Automoble industry needs trained men. Auto__electriclans, mechanics, vulcanizers, chauffeurs, garage managers and drivers make from $150 to $400 per month and up to $10,000 per year. Day and evening classes at Ameri- can Motor Schools, 1612-1632 You street n. Enroll this week. MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate businers; receive pay while learning; need mot interfere with present employme some mak- ing $100 a week. Free class ires every Thursday, § p.m. Willlam F. ttesom, 610- 611 Bsnd bldg. and | LIGHT WORK, any kind, active, middle- aged. white, ref. Boyd. 1335 8 st. ‘ne. MANAGER of hotel or apartment house; thor- oughly experienced: very best credentials, Address Box 53-7. Star_office. MANAGER or superimendent of apartment or office building, married, desires position; 25 Jears’ experience repairs, rentals, efc.:’ can furnish best of personal reference as to qualifl- tions. Address Box 1-7. Star offie. 5° PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING, rooms pa- pered. $6 up. TInterior and xterlor painting at lowest prices: all work gnaranteed. Met. ropolitan Dee. Co., 818 E st. n.w. Frank. 800, PHONOGRAPHS REPAIRED BY EXPERTS. Reasonable prices_ Phonograph Hospital, 831 H st n. Line. 7511 PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING — Phonographs repaired by expert: parts for all makes ma- chines _Franklin 5975. 800 9th at, n.w. PIANO TUNING. Planos and players re- paired, refinished and_rehnilt by skilled work- men._Plano Tuning—$2.00. Schnefer. Sender. son Plano Co.. 644 H st. n.e. Lincoln 1057. PAINTER, does job work; first-cla POSITIOX by office manager who s expert accountaht and statistician. Address 5-V, flllr‘ office.. TYPIST afd_clerk, young man wants posi- tion: now employed. Address Box 819-V, Star office. e VULCANTZER, ‘wants position. M st. SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. MANAGEMEST of small apartment by mar- ried couple (white) in return for apartmen experience_and references. Address Box 82 Y, Star office. 5* Phone 8o Japanese, g00d experience, B Yamamkl. Address 633 PLUMBING, TINNING, JOBRING 1S OUR wpecialty. Quick servics in emergency case When von think of plumbing, think of CARGW & FRY, 1011 H st. n.w. w-__ul_n_lflfl PT.UMBING AND HEATING. John R, e &2 E Cap st—Line, $417—fteam nd Hot- ‘water ""r'"a plumbing, boller and power onn ‘o the famous Ideal Arco Boilers in Cln"rllu a boller in your premises ordered. plants. good business, corner store. FOR SALE—Groceries, cigars, dells 1414 E st. ave. we. records, $30; 6 chromo picture 330_8th_st. n.e. REFRIGERATOR—New:; cost $40, sell for §20; kitchen cabinet, mew; cost §20, sell for $10] "Apply Mrs. Harvey, 410 Kentucky ave. & [ fine frames. WANTED—A wgoing busincss, office, manufa turing or otherwise: will give some cash and clear, well located n.w. lot for same. Ad- dress Box 54-~_ Star office. TWIN BEDS, Simmons, white enamel, heavy square posts,’ spring and mattress: chiffonier, oak; clothes wringer. 3923 Georgia ave. n.w. B RO Tocation: m {ING HOUSE—Nicely furnished; central paying investment: cash or pay- b aditess Box 407, Star offce. b WE WILL LOAN YOU SMALL SUMS FEOM $100 TO $300. SECURED AGAINST FIRST, SECOND OR THIRD MORTGAGES OR TAKE CHATTEL SECURITY; D. 0. ONLY: NO BROKERAGE: 7 PER CENT INTREREST: UIK SERVICE. COMMERCIAL LOAN AND NAXCE CORPORATION. 21 15th ST. N.W. R, L. 8368. Quick, efficient,; $1.200—Rooming $8,250—Rooming _house, $1,500—Lanch, Mt. Pleasant loc: $1.600—Lunch’ and 7 rm reliable ‘for 25 years. Al | 216 Machinist T HAVE several vers desirable business prop- lerties on 7th st. and 14th st. n.w. at very rea- sonable prices. tial business_investment. If you want a good, substan- sce J. EDWARD LEWIS, Main 551. 912 15th St. ~FH00—Furnishings of 1i-toom house. $300—Ttooming 10 rcoms; rent $60. $850_Rooming 10 rooms; rent 0. £600_Rooming rent §00. $900—Roomink rent $130. 10 rooms: rent $110; 12 rooms: price in- lides property: good location: $450—Grocery and B rooms; rent $30. 700 _Grocery and 6 rooms; rent $35 nexs good: good corner. $1,000—Grocery and 4 rooms: rent $30. $3,000Grocers and room| good corner; business $100_per weel make offer. $1.500—Confect. and 2 rooms; rent $35. $1:200—Confect. and 3 room $2,000—Confect. and 4 rooms make offer. lease; rent $35. ‘make offer. 3 yrs! lease; good inspect at once. ; rent $25. $650—Lunch, good_trade a.; big bargai ar and news bu $ $1.200—Tailor shop, 4 rooms: rent $50. R. M. CURTIS, MAIN 8043. bldg., 9th & Mass. ave. n.w. _* FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOQUS. PLUMBING. HEATING _ AND _TINNING, “Have It Done Rizht—_Get Casey.” $207 14th Colimbla 1651881, o FRINTING—JOB_PRINTING NEATLY AND promptly done; busiriess cards and letterheads & specialty. Prices reasonable. WM. F. BEST, 214 John Marshall place. Phone North 10185: (Formerly Gosnel Mission Pub. dept.) 10 SITUATIONS—FEMALE. STUDENTS OF FRENCH, ADULTS OR CHIL- dren, desired by native, experienced lady teacher. Franklin 7425. YOUNG LADIES—Complete preparation for bank, commercial and government positions. Burronghs Adding, Bookkeeping and Calculat- in~ Machine School, 724 17th st. n.w. Phone Main_2760. COMMERCIAL ART. Large commercial art organization offers unusual opportunity for practical trainjn giving a direct contact with the field. I you like to draw investigate this unusual op- [ortunity, stating age. Meyer Both Co. 1214 Inut,Phila, Pa mh10* EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES KANSAS CITY, Kans., March 6. Dr. J.-McLean Moulder, aged seventy- three vears, died last night at Beth- any Hospital, of which he has been superintendent seven years. Dr. Moulder was superintendent of the Methodist Hospital at Indianapolis before 'mmln: here, CARPENTER WORK wanted by day, job of contract. _North 1177, BOOKKEEPER desires books to post evenings knowledge of income tax law; also willing to do, typing or address envelopes; can furnish Dedt references. Address Box 48-Z. Star office. * COOK and maid—Two reliable colored girls want position in boarding house. Address 1243 Union_st. s.w. . DRESSMAKER, first ciass, by the day. dress Box 328-V, Star office. DRESSMAKERMiss Street, afternoon, even. ing gowns & speclalty; aleo remodeling. Phone Col. 6227. 1708 Trving w a EVONING WORK, clerleal or_typing, by young lndy. _Address Box 63-Z. Star office. 6 FILE CLERK—Young 1ady, experienced; can furnish good reference. Address Box 507, Star office. 5% OFFIOB ASSISTANT—Can _take dictation, pewriter, and file; some experience; refer- nces._Col. 7593 = Ad- [ SOLORED HOUSECLEANERS, cooks._ cham- bermaids, supplied free. White Cross g 921 N st. n.w. Dr. Drew, president. Phone North _3608. . COMPETENT HELP for Consideration, North 6009, Super Service' 3% \ }’ RESIDENT MANAGER of apt. house; or even- ing work; clerical or switchboard rator; bost ' references. Address Box 214-Y, Star office. 5e i qu . o,n?‘uo 1966-1 PRINTING. Complete printing service, writ. Ing, illustrating, composition and q high-grade commercial work. - Columbis Print: . Tnc., 815 14th st._ n.w. M. 4250. REFRIGERATOR _ REPAIRING — DON'T throw away your old refrigerator—let me fix it good as mew. Call Mr. ISIS, M. 7610; 803 oth n.w. RUG WEAVING — RUGS REWOVEN YROM Tom carpets. durable and cheap.’ OLD LU- REL ECLIPSB, 800 10th st. a.w. Frank 3077. ml BABY CARRIAGE, enamel reed; baby's o with hair mattress; high chair. 2909 Porter st. n. Col. 4932. FILING CASE and sectional bookcases. GAS RANGES, good 809 6th n. GAS RANGE, four-burner; oven; cheaj BABY CARRIABE_Reed, trimmed in_gray leather; perfect condition; $10. 315 R_st. n.w. [ rib; Call to see at BABY CARRIAGE, English, for_sale; slightly used. 2008 16th st. n.w.. Apt. 2. . DINING-ROOM SUITE, extension table, buf- fet; six leather seat chairs: so _chiffonfer, rockers, brass bed, settee and o piano; bargain: “Tel phone Franklin 6506-W. o rice: ‘Why pey. tore} 3 bay’ more fees:” 37 . "Witltware: mar2s® nteed; less than hal ew ranges, reduced pri Main 2986 ____MUSICAL INSTRUMKNTS, CABLE player.piano, 88-note, in perfect con- dition: mearly new: for sale cheap for_cash. Apt. teleplone, Col. 774i. Apt. 408, Clifton Terrace Sonth. PHONOGRAPH tion: 25 records, P._F. Cain. PIANO. Huntington; Ike brand pew. (Pathe), in_firsi plays any make record: $4 almest new. Call ass_condi- includes North 1557, I PIANO, Steinway" upright, $200; leaving city. | 1458 Fatrmont st n.w.__s 5o PIANO, Pieffer_upright; splendid condition; excellent tone; $90. 801 12th st. n.w. 7% inlaia chair, | FARLOR SUITE, 3 pieces. $18: Victrola with | 738 9th | 5o, BUICK 1022 _coupe; Ruick 1919, 5-pass. pass. touring: all 1920 roadster: touring: Buick 1018, 7 r in_ first-class _condifion Prices. $350 and up. Lambert-Hudson Motor Co.. 633 Mass. ave. n.w. F. 7700. BUICK light six; good tires: will demonstra will take Ford in part pavment. Price, $263: {erms.” Mr. McKeon or Byrd, 1218 Conn. ave. ‘ran} BUICK tourings (2), $550:_perfect condition. 82 BUICK 7-pas (5:000 miles; might take igh-grade piano part payment. = Addr i TIED Szade piano paztipay dress Box 1918, with top: excellent condition; will take a_second trust note in payment. 'W. W. McClaine, 319 Colorado blde. M. 5231. Cleveland 979, 7% CADILLAC ROADSTER. model 51; good run ning _condition: new cord tires: price. $400. 1. M. Sheafer, 1312 10th st. n.w. Call after extra_sed Kood_mechnnical : §100 cash, $15 monthiy. BN60. IR0 14th_st. CHANDLER cluh _rondster, inte 10 A'1 mechanical condition: just out of paint’ shon; $500: S167 cash, $32.30 monthly. North 9560, 1800 14th, con North 4 | PRACTICE PIANO, $65; good condition. 644 H st ne. ne. 1920; first-class_condi $150; 'a genuine bargain II'I' IGHT PIANO. $22.00. 644 H st. | FOUR PIANO BARGAINS—Wing & Co., $93; i Milton, like new, $215; Haines grand, siightly used, $525; Emerson upright, $85. Grand and uUpright planos for reat. HUGO WORCH, Est. 1879. 1110 G n.w. 507 r. late 1919, $550: Cadillac Special. _7-passenger, $600 %, $275; Dodge tourin Overland Chunimy roadster, $175; Ford car demonstrated 1o terms: always Union Station Garage, 51 Exe st. n.e. Fr. 3306, L3 SALE OF TRADED-IN UPRIGHT AND PLAYER- PIANOS. Kingsbury 5 Harrington .. De Koven . Hamilton ....... Sherwood & Son... | Nelson . Cecilian ...... Behning Emerson Angelus ... Autopiano Kimball «..vvervees 0. J. DE MOLL & CO,, 12th and G Streets. VISIT MY UP STAIRS PIANO STORE| And savé $100 to $150 on Grand, Upright or_Player PIANOS STANDARD MAKES ONLY. ‘Also used Steinway, Webes nabe, Chickering, Hardman and other nwl&m. Pieiffer’s, 1210 G Street. Est._over 25 years. SEWING MACHINES CLEANED. REPAIRED | 12th st. n.w. and adjusted: all mokes: parts for all work guaranteed {n writin, heimer's Shop Uniane, sewing machive dealet~, 8th TRUNR REPAIRI Miots repairs trunks, leather bags, ladies’ handbags. etc. Call of phone Mints.’ 938 ¥ st. #ln 5688, 01 RING, E ING: careful attention: furniture sent for and re. turned free. _Tittensor, 1424 8th n.w. N. 7702, WATCH, © & JEWELRY REPAIRING, 8 B Cooper, 0054 11th n.w. Phow Frask: “quals aque shades P e S | ror, $20; 38:'iron folding bed. lawn swing, $3; iron beds, gas stoves. 1420 HANDSOME hall hat rack, French plate mir- large refrigerator, $8: gas ra nge, 2: Englander couch, §0: M n.w. = HEDGE PLANTS, Jap barberry, frult treei strawberry plants; one-year guarantee. Hi rick Nursery Co., Sales Agency, 1420 New York ave., Rotm 003. oe FORSES, two; one mare with foal; one-horse farm wagon; cheap. Call after 3 p.m. 187 Q st s.w. [ fIOUSEHOLD "ARTICLES for parior, bedroom, dining room and kitchen, a( bargain prices 2180 ‘cholee piants, pictires; books and JORDAN'S, G St. at 13th, Offer a continually changing stock of good used . pianos llfl}. layer-planos taken in ex- change on new pihyers, grands and the Ampico. In our showing mow are such well kmows makes a8 G Chickering, Knabe, Steinway, Weber Pianolas, ; Stieff, Emerson. All have been repaired and re-adjusted for continued service. All are priced at figures to insure their immediate sale. Easy terms. A JORDAN’S, G.St. at 13th, — fivepassenger: prce vers renso 17 Eye st 6 DODGE sedan; excellent buy at 8350, Frank lin_Mofor Car'Co.. 1814 E st n.w DODGE touring, A-1 shape; new tires. er 5 p.m.. 27 Fla.ave. n. DODGE touring, equal to new. Capitol_st. _Lincoln 3031 DODGE_TOURING, 1919; Dodge coupe, 1618 first-class condition' and ready to go: priced at 25 $400. Lambert-Hudson Motor Co., 633 Mass._ave. n.w. F. 7700. ’ ELGIN touring, 1020, car in A-1_condition ; $192 casl, $28.30 monthly. North 9560, IN00 T4tR st Aft Z 1451 East | ESSEX TOURING, 1021; mechanical condition Lambert-Hudson Motor FTI0. 3 niew tires: good motor: Mr. Byrd, 1218 excellent: price, $350. Co.. 633 Mass. ave. FORD touring, 10177 runs good; $70 cash or_ terms. Conn._ave. Frank.#56; FORD seadn, lnte 19 wheel, speedometer. bu ing lights, new transmis; fect. Very good terms. ing your car for spring. ave.” Frank. 5673. Hood tires, lock r, dash and’ park- on band: Tuns pes See this before buy- Mr. Byrd, 1218 Coon. —private owner: fully equippeds ring wheel, shock absorbers. speed. $400. Joe Eades, Main 84, Cor. 11th _and Eye n.w. b FORD SEDAN ; good running condition; casl $90; balunce ensy montlily payments. 'Hand- ley Motor Co.. 3730 Georgia ave. Col. 2323. Open Sunday and evenings. FORD roadster, 1021 other_extras: first-class mechani Handley Motor C 0 Georgia ave. 2 Open_8u and_evenings. FORD ton truck: worm drive: chea easy terms. Handley Motor Co.. 3730 Geor- gla ave. Col. 2323. ings. 5 FORD SEDAN, 19205 1n good wechanieal condidion: two Firestone cowd tires; will selt cheap._$10 R st. n.w S ee FORD 1020 light delivery truck, $150. 2023 1 st. n.w. e FORD sedun, 21, has had best of care: int; see this before you buy. 165 FORD repaiting In_your garize: 1 speciaiize 2 see the parts go'in; reasoneble. . Open Sunday aud even-