Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1923, Page 34

JIL-]}ETT Stifling Conscience BY LAURA JEAN LIBBEY Exclusive and First Publication of This Old-Fashi Copyright, 1983, by MeOture Newspsper Nyadients. “The story thus far: Jay Marmaduke Bmith. engaged to Yail, e thrown by robbers luto sn sirplane chat’ takes him across the ocean and leares him senseless, on the Arabian coast at Kata where Banmock, & gem espert, and his granddaughter Jil-Bett live. Liffans’s of N ork had sent thelr mag Staples (o Bannock fo engrave & priceless O Taeeord “Mispan." Smith had intend: ed the ruby as a gift for Clairena. JHl-Bett didcovers the senseless Jay Smith, who, usder her care at the hospital, regains consclou ness. His memory is gone. Her care of Jav, or Jack, s he in mow called, causes great Sealousy on the part of an Arab official, Bet All, who wants to marry her. Jil-Bett falis in love with Jay, and is broken-hearted when her he' is leaclng br s (-;e:".t’:: orks far into e Ton “the. ruby. Ben-All Clairens America. ' Th \ to finish his work on watches him stealthily through a window, and, while the old man's back is turned the ruby and bag of gold, given in part pay- ment, disappear. ~When Bannock discovers Hia loss he thinks Jack fx the thief. as be hns scen him pass by the door. He threate: to put Jack in prison. Jil-Bett goes warn Jack. Her grandfather starts in search of her. Ben-All meets him and suggests that Jack and JU-Bett have been seen too much logether, that people are talking. Bannock, in wild frenzy. confronts Jack. w! Jil-Bett to save her from Bann Then the old man_dies. Jil-Bett stars wi ker friend, Mrs. Mudge while Jack makes reparations to take her to America. Mr. {fi0ge hears that an Arabian wife to Ren-Al han curned up. Jack and Jil-Bett both see Pen-All descend o the ocenn hed with & box 10 hide. It coutains the stolen ruby. FArly in the morning JN-Bett dives fur it Tick rescues her just as Ben-Ali, who has dived overpowering lier, _Thes ca. Jack totally indifterent {r ship passes one bemring to reclaim the ruby from s Mudge to tell him of Ban- and _Jil-Nett's | disappetrance; Saples ‘thinks Jil-Rett must have s Shilcabiea - America to arcest_her.” But in erica w that the overdu 3 A rreing wroume. - Meantime Jack neslects Ji-Bett through sheer indifference. Jil-Re ind Jack open the hox, and when Jack sees e ruby memors réturns suddenly to him. and ‘realizes that lis marriage will forever s im from her. Jil-Bett friex to coms e i "The "shp i seack by lightning and takes fire. Jil-Bett hopes fo be drowned 250 solution to her troubles. Jack saves ber ind the lifeboats. drift. nock's death TODAY'S INSTALLMENT XXXVI—A Critical Decision. HE occupants of the lifeboats thanked God they were with- in the lines of the traffic route. The ~great transatlantic steamer of New York was the mext to greet their strained gaze. The out- look had sighted the lifeboats some time before. A8 she loomed up nearer and near- er. mighty pravers of thankfulness rent the air for their deliverance. The work of getting them aboard was accomplished as speedily as pos- sible. When their names were taken be gave his own. Jay Smith. In the exoitement he auite forgot Jil-Bett for the moment The steamer was crowded to ca- pacity. therefors cots had to be im- provised for the women from the burned boat in one of the ladies cabins. Like accommodation for the men in the men’s cabin at the far end of the boat. Jay's mind was filled with comfort- ing ~thoughts. The great ocean steamer was gpeeding fast as steam could carry her to New York! Great. glorious New York! The Alpha and Omega of his hopes and dreams. The first face Jil-Bett saw as she was taken mbroad the steamer was that of the stewardess of the other t. PO b, vou dear little .lamb" she oried, seizing Jil-Bett and cuddliing her close to her heart, “1 was so wor- ried about vou, until T saw you fi one of the boats. How well vou have stood the terrible exverience. She changed her opinion the next moment, noticing how white and Il Jil-Bett looked. She had intended questioning her as to how she reach- ed the deck and had been rescued, but saw the girl was not equal to * pecounting what had taken place. During the next two days Jil-Bett was too weak to leave her couch. The stewardess was extremely indig- nant that her young husband did not inquire if she were well or {ll: in fact, it seemed aw if he had quite forgotten her existence. The actual fact was. he had made rapeated inquiries of ons of the cabin maids asking if she were well enough to eec him on deck. The maid did not take the trouble to make inquiry. but gave him the glib answer: the voung girl was entirely recovered from the shock she had undergone. but there was no mentlan as to whether or not she would see him. During this time on shipboard he paced to and fro, doing his best to control his conflicting thoughts and emotions. He tried to analyze what Cairena’ attitude toward him would be when he explained all. Then, like & heavy load sliding down and lying on his heart, what his attitude toward the girl who was to have become his bride should be in the face of the complication which engulfed him. First and foremost. he must con- fer with Jil-Bett and come to mome sort of an understanding with her, a8 to whether or no they could, come to an amicable settlement of the tangle. “Every woman has her price in such affairs. Jil-Bett shall name her own figure as to how she will accept to_break the clutch which binds us. He felt that she was not the kind of girl to decide to hold him, now that she understood the case, inas. much as this marriage had been the yresult of a mistake of judgment on the part of her crazed grandfather. ‘That she cared for him, he had ne doubt, but unfed tendermess would moon wear itself out. She would for- met, him. With freedom and wealth at 'her command, she ‘would in all probability meet some other man who would love her, and whom she might love, and she would realize that the arrangement she had made with him was indeed for the best. On the contrary, if she decided she would not set him free, it would re- sult in a lifetime of bitterness for both, for his heart was with Clair- ena. Then he fell to wondering what Clairena had thought and done when the wireless message was received, He wondered, too, if they had learned of the disaster which had sent it to the bottom of the sea, and if they were awaiting tidings of his rescue. To assure them, he sent a second message to Col. Vall, notifying them of_this faot. He marveled much, as the hours went by, that he did not receive a reply. As time grew shorter on shipboard, he made up his mind that Jil-Bétt must see him. He could not bear the suspense of not know- ing what she intended to do any longer. Stifiing his conscience, he wrote a little note to this effect to Jil-Bett, urging her see him. This he sent by another maid, who returned with there was no reply. He imself with annoyance. There was another thought that ‘What if Clairena accompanied her father down to the pler to meet him—which she was almost sure to do—and saw Jil-Bett? He must find some way to avold that. ‘When it came to the last evening on shipboard he could scarcely con- trol his great impatience. For hours he had been pacing the deck, busy with his conflicting thoughts. He knew Jil-Bett was not like other girls. Perhaps she had the notion to dash ashere, the instant the gan, plank was lowered, hiding herself forever beyond all possibility of find- ing her. inst anything of that To guard kbfi mmho ‘précaution, to pay med Love Story. 5 | was to see that' passengers alighted in safety to stop and hold Jil-Bett should she ‘attempt to go. ashore without him. Turning his head suddenly, unex- pectedly, he saw in the clear; bright moonlight. Jll-Bett standing in the doorway of the cabin, watching hith | intently. She would have -turned vanishing - within, but he was ‘too quick for her:” With & bound, he was at her side, Bélzed Ber wrist, drawing her resolutely out on deck. ~~~ Taking her arm, he conducted her to the farthest end of the deck, that their conversation might not be over- heard. 5 {_He placed a seat for her, but Jil- Bett declined it, For some moments they stood to- tgether in silence, neither looking at the other. For some moments they stood by the rafl in silence. Jil-Bett's dark eyes were looking wistfully out over the wide sweep of the moon-spangled waters, Ten thousand stars were in the sky, ten thousand in the sea. | He was wondering in what words {ne should broach the subject so near his heart. There was a -time when | | | » the intense gaze he beat upon her would have set her heart fluttering; not o now; she w calmness for him to proceed. He was quite at a loss for words. | He knew she must have been think- | ing the matter over with much de- liberation and had_evidently arrived at @ conclusion. He looked at her in wonder. How this last week had changed her. Was this superb young girl standing before him with the cold, haughty mien of an empres the confiding child Jil-Bett. who had 80 lately clung to him in far-off Katar with kisses and tears? The other Jil-Bett had vanithed for- ever; this one seemed so different S!!e made no attempt to break the silence, but stood looking out upon the water as though she had for gotten his presence. He had expected a flerce scene when he broached the subjeet that lay so heavily on his heart. At length he turned to_her. “I have had plenty of time to think | during these last few days. Jil-Bett.” he began, slowly, “and 1 want to a sure you the outcome of it you will consider fairness itself to yvou She made him no answer, and_he went on constrainedly: “You realize our marriage was not a union of hearts, but of hands, brought about through the force of distressing cir- cumstances, Jil-Bett's dark eves still looked out to sea: .she made no effort to reply. | to check the bitter recriminations he | was uttering. ‘As_there is no love between us, | nor has there ever been. the step I am about to propose will not be a hardship to you to take. I sincerely hope you will view it in this light and accede to it.” He knew she must be listening in- tently and believed she meant to hear all he had to say on the subject ere she acquainted him with her ultima- tum regarding it. “With returning memory T find my- | nelf @ man of wealth—much wealth, Before any court, should you agree to an annulment of the marriage— you would be allowed & sum which would make you independent for life. I intend to do better than that by you. Give me my freedom and you shail have one-half of my fortune: that will still leave me & man of great wealth. You will surely see s is a most AN offer and that T Eiots S0 deat fairly by you. He was nonplussed at her attitude: | her silence disquieted him. “I throw rayself on your mercy, Jil-Bett, to do | the right thing by me. Put yourself fn this other young wirl's place. We ove each other—fondly; all the are rangements were completed for the marriage. I had even bought a beaus tiful home to which T was to take my beautiful bride; the arrangements ‘were made for our honeymoon trip. ‘Think of the distress when I sud- ! lenly disappeared. No matter whart they may have said of me, she would never belleve them. She s the kind i i i | i I} { i |16 ited in apparent e {3600 12 114 and Pa of am anxious to dul!““ | Market Co.. 21at aud P n.w. THE Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices 4 NomTRWEST. 4th and Vi . Joh oy. 14th and P."B‘I?' -"h-l‘r-.l', 15th and U. 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Apply Jane's Confectionery, 514 Oth st n?'. - = USTDIAN, must_have ref- , 400 New York 220 nw. PRESSER and_porte Green, 1002 ¥ _at._n.w. BALBSMAN Live, wideawake and _aggre sive speclalty salesman to represent large manufacturer with nationally advertised prod- ucts; salary or commission, with expenses a nced; car desirable; start at once. For per- sonal futerview phose 8. D. Brady, Raleigh Hotel. 2° SALESMAN. ~ Phone 3ir. Judelson, Metropoli- tan Hotel, if interested in direct hosiery mill }mn:mtuat Specialty salesman given prefer- ence. . BALESMREN—To sell stock of successful tex- tile consolidation; business running 44 years; Bas averaged over 37 per cent dividends since incorporation, payiog dividends now: excellent balance sheet { commendatory leiters from re- sponsible business men and bankers: good com- misston. Ask for Fitzgerald, between 10 a.m. and 12 noon, Room 500, Edmonds bldg., 911 15th st n.w! BALESMEN —We can use two neat-appearing men for special work selling housenold arti- cle; men looking for a future preferred. Ap- w 5 Room 204, District Natl. Bank Apply Newcorn & welcome ban- lines of by towns. 106 6th st n SALESMEN, with or_without to start work at once: to high-cl this s on unusual opportunity, investigation. Apply 1488 U st., room 205. SALESMEN-—Opportunity for men of educa- tion to make $2,500 or more the first yes Washington representing one of the la life insurance companies: prefer men wi experience: ten mea are making more tha 321300 per annum: some more than double i ning free: resulls almost sure. Ad dress Rox 195-T. Rtar office SECORITY SALESMANRHID learn under an expert instractor we will teach yon_gratis and pav sou well for your time while learning. Onls A-1 tswies handled. Ask Mrv. Manar_for particalars, 613 Bond bldg. SECTURITY BALEAMEN- record for produc scrut'ng and are d cinted with a sl A1 investments where an opportunit forded to demonstrate your maximom v e ) 613 Roud bidg. DLICITORS —Two_experfenced. to sell ele ampe ang_appli no Saturday work Rax 120- 1f_you wish fo | { ng organizaticn handling is at- aing S0 t Addres tate ex- AN G 3IA ferehants’ ngineering schooltug. references and salars expected State nge. experience, Adderss_Box 2 nvass on_photographs Call evenings. 7 to 8. or 8 to § mornings. Tilley, Hotel Vendome. 3rd and Pa. ave. weneral store 11th and H n.e. (white). who can | nd_transportation. 00 Quiney sf. n.w. MAN, white, to belp dept._Demonet. 2021 1. st TOUNG four. orders on reguiar ro work with manager: experience not neceseary; a real opportunity for young men: a chance for rapid advance- ment; guaranteed salars and bonus. Apply after’ 9, Room 000, American National Baok bnilding. _See Mr_Little. o YOUNG MAN, single. 24 years old. for re [orting with ‘mationsi company: prefer col ege grad or one having several yean sich training work requires use of trpe- Writer: state qualifications fully. Address Box_279.U, Star off BUS BOY S—Highest wages Childs in ice cream per day. to take paid. including meals. Co.. 1423 Pa. ave. & Har! RO da 18, for soda fountafo; nights and Sun- sontheast. Address Box 847 Star [ two colored, to work around ation and run errands. 2715 Pa. ave. n.w. * ROYS, white, with mons, 1418 N. Y. ROY. colored, fo drive Ford delivery. Dupont “Yath and FRICKLAYERS, 313 a dar. APDIY Foate nw TUS NOYS, two, Apply THE Chimsey Cor- per. 218 19th st n.w. . R, tenced: moving picture fhe: e enioge. Saturday and Sonday after: A oma: ealary. $12.50 per week: get detalls. Addreas Box 007, Star_office AUFFEURR, with or without tazicab ex- T icaion " camie: must have eferences. Yellow C of girl who would walit for hor life through, if nesd be. T re. ! turned her great love a thousandfold: | he was the light of my life, m sweet Clairena! Oh. I cannot fully { describe to you s like—surely the most wonderful o} all the world's rosebud garden of | girls. Her eyes are like violets, deep | purple. and her hair is as gold as the | sunshine. ~ Her. hands are smal white and dimpled, with palms as | Pink as a lovely seashell. { Clairena is as proud as she is beau- titul; that {s why my seeming de- | sertion must have cut her to . the! heart's core, “Ware I to have re.| mained away 41l my life, she would | never wed "another—she would be | true to me. No other man would | ever be permitted to lead her to the ‘altar, and call her by the sacred name of wife. Iy “This very knowledge of her char- acter, and the realization that it would wreck her life, causes me to renew my pleading to you to set me free, for her sweet sake, if not for my own. . If you refuse, you will wreck two lives, both Clairena’s and mine. I will piead to you, for her sake, on my knees, if {t be necessary.” Jil-Bett's continued silence alarmed him. Did she still intend to hold him by galling chains which refused to break, no matter how much pressure was brought to bear? He had used every argument that was to be thought of, there was not another word he could think of to say other than: “This is our last night on shipboard. God! What shall I do if my @arling is awaiting me? I have ent them a message by wireless that I am on this boat. You must decide, here and now, you see!” Jil-Bett looked out ‘over.the waters with eyes that did not see the won- drous beauty of the night. She was Inwardly praying God to give her strength not to fall dead -at his feet, a5 she listened to his pleadings. How he must 16ve this beautiful Clairena, who would remain single all her life unless she wed him. She was as fair o e pérning, he had said: more an ‘any. othe whole world held. % Semna e wondéred dully wh been s crusl 10 her. as (6 put sue 1o her path who idolized another? . Why had she learned to love him so, he Whode every heart.beat was for' the £irl from whom she had' separated hough 'so innoce: - munu-n-fl:—e-mmxy mfi‘o’t ‘:‘} :‘-‘r own velitionz - o looked up at th in the blte above her. The tonnf beautiful one that she had once told Jack was the chink through which ::: ::’;‘1"::: r’.erhyount mother, whom . > ghe had loet in her infancy, was look- No ons could hav. e that .w, in hér soul! Vyhfnh way .&o"rfm{ thing, which the wrong thing to do? He was bound to her while they two should. live by ‘the mest sacred of &ll bonds—the marriage tie, and she {'fi:'iflcgm‘a 3 thousandfold more, it , than thi Clairena tor whom he was plocsparul hue mulllmh:lve her ecause of rena’s great love for him. But what of her love for Mn?? Did he @ no account .ot that, or | did her love not matter to him, or her heart, if it was broken, and her lifé wrecked because of him? ml-(;: centinued silehce caused him, ::.m':u Before tl}iu hurrican ght sweep all before it. “He" g-.'..:t‘::nfl be 'a. flerce. bittie ma women, a8 to whi and weuld Hold im: He ...‘i"?..‘l"d‘l his ples; aye, made his words a pray- er to thé girl. He had offered half of his splendid fortune. what more 14 he say er do to infiuence her? Just such a scene, in its dead callm, what my darling is | crrrey {10 am. b Co. 1238 '20th st n.w. CHATFFECRS with_identification cards 8nd rreferences. Apply Wardman Park taxi office. GITATFTETR, hack car on commission: m! za and afternoons. Apply Mr. Sparks. oln_National Bank STR to drive U. B, truck r 67 G ot. nw. H. J. Wolf. CLEANER, house and_window: colored rienced: must be good on Hoors. 15 to b3 Main 1448, TERK_Aillaround provision man; ot g Frank E. Altemus, I st be well recommended. 2744 15th at. COMPOSITOR, experience and sal 835-T, Star offic CODK—Colored man, order cook. now. X er; oest_pay in town ;}3:'1:;2‘;: :’o»‘ orah Capitol .: :-, i CA ~ ,_colored: no Sunday worl :(o?nx(' ham”; Delicatassen, 714 K n.w. * COUNTER GIRL and waitress, experienced. 1628 14th st. n.W. 23* (COUNTERMAN, expericncl. Frank. 3040. two thirder: union office: give v expected. Address Box 313 6th st 220 Sow 23 163 Eve st | m COUNTER MEN, |with or without experieuce, to work in food stands during Shrine convention. Apply (after 7 pm.) Mr. G. G. Taube Star bldg., 11th and Pa. ave. CASHIER, dining room; expe- rienced; permanent. Address Box 130-Z, Star office. ICE DRIVERS (two). Apply Allegheny Co., 827 14th st.*.u YOUNG MAN, white, drive Dodge delivery truck; laundry route; must be well acquainted in suburbs Apply Dupont Laundry Co.. 2535 Sherman ave. “EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. . 5381 IFITTER and experienced hands in_workroom | TE—$5 to $16 dally easy. Your pay in introducing niew style guaranteed B4 styles. Must wear or replaced apital or experlence required. J ples. Write orders, We deiiver ct. Elegant outfit furnished. All colors and grades, including silks. Mac-O-Chee. Co., Bulte §506. Cinciunatl, Ohio. __* WANTED—SALESMEN. MEN."several of ability, to well in Wash- ington high-grade product of proven merit. Field. here untouched. Fullest co-operation and support by established concern. See Mr. Bears. 410 Bond bidg. BALESMAN—Perfect selling _d Tnancial snstitution; bine-sky q-luufe.éulrln;un;, com- lons _and _co-operation. Call 910 a.m., 718 Woodward_bldg. BALFSMEN—Well _educated, preferably those who have soid scription books, to sell our Met fo physicians only. 1f you can quallf have pep and_nof over fifty, see the Interpreter. 1716 Pa. ave. n.w.. city. BALESMEN—Our men average $50 weekly: ¢x. perience unnecessary. Room 409. Star bldg. * SALESMEN—Several fo well stock 1o high class local enterpriss which will show returns of approximately 00 per cent on inves Right kind of men can earn $500 per week. Call § to 11 a.m. or 4 room 205. 1438 You at. n.w. BOLICITOR wanted at ouce: $00 & week aad expenses to the man who can qualify. Stew- ard_School. 1202 F at. n.y. SALESMAN. $10.000 opportunity for a high-powered specialty salesman with auto, to forcefally present & Droposition to established trade in the city of Washington, for one of the oldest and largest concerns of its kind. None but the best need apply. Branch office The R. M. Hollingshead Co., 2320 Keyworth ave., Balti- more, Md. J INSTRUCTION COURSES WANTED—AGENTS. Agli. reliable men, high-clags sub- hod and Bervice and edical TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1923. HELP—FEMALE. Continued. —_— SITUATIONS—FEMALE. Continued. TYPIST from 5 to 8 p.m. Ap- ply Childs Co., 1423 Pa. ave. TYPIST-CLERK—Willing young lady desires immediate "position; references; experienced. Col._3254-J, s EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE OPERATORS Wanted d SHRINE CONVENTION. PLEASE REGISTER NOW. AND HAV N O GRAPHER TYPIST — WE VERY GOOD POSITION OPEN FOR A WOMA) WHO HAS SOME KNOWL- EDGE OF BOOKKEEPING, TO ASSIST ON THE BOOKS IN= CONJUNCTION WITH TIES. GOOD SALARY AND SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. AP- PLY AT THE OFFICE, ]J. E CUNNINGHAM & CO 7th ST. N.W. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. SERVICE. e Bierond puorene 2 ar veaders. Any oom RECOMMENDED sl 1 burineas tee nl?lltum to ?l AFTERNOON WORK by girl. 815 T8%_ne. RUNDLE WASHING; write or call 1215 Hope 'A‘m‘b), Betl'flrA.mB AVDN‘PEFIDEI ;EPAIK S e RUNDLE WASH lored i 1025 Lamont s !I."'.vmed ok Yo BUNDLE WASHES to take home, by colored lady. Sh st now. & CHAMBERMAID or 1Ight housework, girl_would like work in family. cotored e 2 AUTOS WASHED. FOLISHED AND DELIV. $2; greasing done thoroughly: di S Enfis (fl\_n!mz. 031 fath awr NEW AND OLD: ALTERAT:, Karages. a1l types: ‘beat woon guic “erdee. MTincoln Tyie CHAMBERMATD or Tight housework, co giri: call or write 1814 4th st. n.w. North 3785, CHAMBERMAID or waitress, colored girl wants work. 1120 N. J. ave. n.w. CHAMBERMAID and_ waitress 10 boarding house. by reliable colored girl. Phone Lin. coln 4267, ERMAID —or day’ Phone North 0008, CHAMBERMATD. dishwasher or housework by 334 E st s.w. . inder, owner remove Dlugs and wires: frozen cylinders. cast: ings. steel and aluminum welded properiy: ali work guaranteed. M. M. Coleman, 207 12th st.n.w. Phone M. 4508. OARPET CLEANERS (NEW METHOD, ELE( trical): all * floor _coverings _cleaned and hed: Orlental rugs a_ specialty. ~Extermi pator of ‘moths and germe. Lockley B 3124 11th st. n.w. Col. 2 CARPRT CLEANING—If you most reasonable prices. Phone W. 105, Amer. jcan and Persian Rug Co.. 2304 Pa. ave. nt_the bos: 1915 Tth st. n.w. t colored woman de- COOK. sires i COOK, 90 WORK any kind, by colored woman. w. HELP—DOMESTIC. HAY'S WORK. cluss work. 6264 Tiousecleaniog or 1aundry: first n.w. Phone TOOK_and Ker T 3 (OOK and Touseworker Tn family of thrse GOOK. woman, for small bourdlag ouee: et 5 _15th st. n.w. - A FORMBR STUDENT RAVS: YOUR school 28 days, was placed in ‘a stenographic position. $25°per week.” Positions for gradu- ates. Euroll today. BOYD SCHOOL, 1304 F. P00 P ¢t APPRENTICE AND PUPILS 1T¢ beauty business. Betty Seull, 308 K blag. ATTO RIVING LESSONS CIVIL SERVIC tor and computer, June 6, walary $1.240 to $2.040 also railway’ postal clerk. May salary £1.800. Special instruction day and night. The il Service Preparatory School, s.e. ¢ and ¥ uw 50, D AMBITIOUS wide de ten ssen ments, hotels, apartment b quick adv our methods indorsed our students emplosed by leading hote where. Open_evenings, Lewis Hotel Training School, 1340 Quickly N arn resl o COOK and_housekeeper, white woman havin small child preferred; ‘one able to take full charge of home; three fn family; no children: wife partial invald; references. Address Box 122-Z. Star office 240 DAY'S WORK, by | orth 6476, Fia n.w. DAY'S WORK by reliable colored wompn. ASHER to take home, irl. 904 Florida ave. n.w. by neat CARPET CLEANING and repairing. ““A stitc in time waves nine.”” Try us for flne repairing avd cleaning of our. orlental and domestic rugs._Potomac 1520. Bros. Co._ CHATRS CANED, upho) porch rocke splinted. . A. Armstrong, b rankiin 7483, e CARPET CLEANING AND WABHING—Have Albert ‘Kahlert & Cv. clean your carpets and rugs. Tmproved steam carpet cleaners. 32 Ma. Phose M. 2036. Estimates CHAIR CANIN . porch rockers, reed furmitu repaired Wickercraf 320 . refinished, reupholstered; wickerers Potomae 13 2 NG, ROOF furnace cleaning, house painting: cheerfully given. Guettier & Long, ® pl_n.w. Franklin 1542, FLOOR FINIRHING—¥loors of best hardwood installed, cheaper than linoleum: old Sooms renovated. J. L. Price, 912 5ih st o.% Franklin 7563 W. COOK and general settied woman. _Phone Cleveland 820 ENERAT, HOUSEWORK, small family. Morton_st. ol COOK —and general on colored_woman. _Apt. 4, 1835 16th TOOKING and housework, sumall family; ref- erences required. 2630 Garfield st., Dear Wardman_Park Hotel. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, settled colored woman wishes place; no laundry; good cook. 1708 V_st. n.w. TAl 2114 Champlain_st. COOKING and housework, woman; mul :';’{vln'peunl. city references required. Tel. . 80 laundry: colored wirl 229 NERAL HOTSEWORK, by colored gifl| ights. 1911 825 st. n.w. GENERAL housework or cook; colored: will lease city for summer. Adswer by ietter, 1468 Swann v GENERAL SEWORK or nurse, Job. 1724 Newton st. n.w Tl wants GENPRAL EWORK, middle-aged wom. . 625 Mass. ave. n.w. NERAL HOUREWORKER, girl. 3145 M Pleasant_at . ay “wilile learning: nead not | ¢ ent emplosment: some mak ing $100 & wee " Thuredas.'s pm 611 Rond bidg Wiles . Mart 0 EARN $45 10 $100 & week making | diatel qualify you in your | foas anical drawings. We spare time. also help you wecire position soval attention. Write, phone or call for free Columbia School of Drafting. 1ith n.w. North 27 0 REPATRI day course for voung men who "tire to learn the auto mechanics trade M C A. AUTO SCHOOL, ss lectures every | GENBR) on, 618 |4 L HOUCSEWORKER wanted T ng: %o home nights. Adams 2_ontarin’ road. ENERAL HOUSEWORK by colored gifl, 2424 17th st. 1 Apt. 8. ot GENERAL WOUSEWORK. By the week or 1219 23th st. n FLOORS CLEANED, POLIEAED _ AN ped. A P. ZIMMERMAN CO., 817 Noris Capitol sf. Franklin 1902-W. FLOOR REFINISHING, painting. by eiper mechanic: prices Fau” geren reasonable. Bere 918 14th n.w. Write or Tel. Fr. #7908 FLOORS "WAXED OR REFINISH ELECTRIC MACHINE. R. E. COLUMBIA FORD REPATRIN Steuart's 141 12th FURNITCRE covers made free. TITTE FURS—FREE and remodeling at 1120 G st. D, D. REPD: chearfully given. R NSOR. 1424 8 3 REPA ZLOTNI T New asbestos composition. Tin_roofing spouting. HEYN & 'BATES, Phone Hratts. 508-F-12. repair. B ¥ gutter Tuxedo, “DAY'S WORR and small bundle w» to_take home. 1330 Cedar st. HOUSE GIRL, all-around. Call D.w. white: refer. HOUS in_small family, g by Virginia colored girl. 1208 O st. B.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, reliabie girl; Chevy Cliase home: zood wages, room and board. L &l (colored). - 1115 HOUSEWORK: want (o go away for the sum mer monthe. Write or call 1618 V at. n.w. LADY'S MATD. who does manicuring and hair- dressing, wishes position: willing to travel. Address Rox 30.7. Star_office. WORK. stay fome nights: ity_referances. 1413 Buchanan st. n.w. DRESS, experienced, wants work., 1638 Kalorama rd. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AT YOUR SERVICE _N. 2000 W enced help supplied free: hotels, cafes, boarding houses. steam laundries, cleaners. workers; other bel peri- elub. havs GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. voung or settied woman: washing, ironing; stay nights; adults, 1328 Tth st. n.w 24° RL (colored) take care baby. 97RO, M. Pho vuilige: ) GTRI 0 children now COLORED MEN. go to 1 White Cross Rureau. 921 Drew, p orth 3608, (colored). wanted: also © chumhermaids, nightmen. Fuller's Exchange. fare dishwashers, Weat 2089, OFFICE PORITIONS. ington Emplos i Free e ot Exehange, aper He by ‘Washington Sehiol for = Commerce. 1410 ¥ s REMEMBER MAIN 644 ING HUMAN FoR TO THE EMPLOYER National Personnel Bureau, 8305 Bond bldg.. 14th & N. Y. Ave. M. 641 s (il = HELP—FEMALE. ALTERATION HANDR— Fxperienced aitera- ton hands. Apply immediately. J. M. Ash. 7 Coun. ave o BEAUTY parlor operator. experlenc others. Apply before 10:30 u.m. n.w. BOOKKEEPER, figure ate salary, experience, drews Box 1417 Star of CASHIER: young la recommended: apply between p.m.. also from 4 to 6 p gruder, Fine Groceries, (onmect] K_street. COOKS, countor girls, waliresses and dish washers; these positions are permanent. Ap. ply the’ Ramble lun, Mr. Ledger, §26 13th st nw. 2 DISHWASHER, colored womzn, Call 1008 E st n.w. upstairs. 230 FINISHE —Experienced on custom pants. Apply 806 F st mw., ith Soor e expericnced, accurat emploger. come 1 am John H. it ave 0 1 Ma- and dressmaking _establishment. & Co., 618 12th at._n.w GIRL for soda fountain K. Liggett Company. M. Howdershell Appiy at once, L. 418 Trh At now SALESME OUR MEN ARE AVERAGING $40 WEFKLY | ] ! BELLING HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES ON EABY WEEKLY PAYMENTS WE WANT SIX MORE MEN TO JOIN OUR ORGANIZA TION. CONSOLIDATED GAS IRON 00. ROOM 410 JENIFER BLDG. & :CHAUFFEURS—Men to work regular or extra hours as chauf- feurs on taxicabs; will assist in obtaining proper licenses; good opportunity to make money dur- ing Shrine convention. Appl, New Taxi Service Co., 1140 21st st. n.w. CGOUNTER MAN—_At omce. White Palace Cafeteria. 1417 G st. n.w. NTER MAN—One who knows how (o open sg:l ‘Wearley's, 425 12th st. n.w. 25 EDIT MAN—One who h: had experience ILERAI honse, to. take full charge of collec- tion dept. Apply 311 Tth st. n.w. T HAND, experienced: hense and gar- dntfi.‘“l’hon- Falls Church MJ'.'-’”. DATRYMAN (married), house furnished; dairy work exclusively; permanent job, good wages. Call Col. 6438 after 8 p.m. or apply 1701 Kil- bourne mlace. - JHWASHER wanted at once. Rialto Res- a’:rlnt.‘\l'h and_Columbia_road. DRIVER wanted for furniture truck. T st n.w. 5 RIVER for Phane Cleveland 1421, FLEVATOR BOY—Apply at once, Mr. Ward, 1015 14th st. 1800 Packerd truck; steady york. SODA DISPENSERS, expe- rienced. Apply between 11 and 12:30 noon, room 313, 501 7th, Peoples Drug Stores. DOORMEN, four. Apply Childs Co., 1423 Pa. ave. STOCK SALESMAN. A successful stock salesman knows how to clientele. We have a local he can be proud to take to most conservative investors. Qur directors are a1l men of high standing in the business world of Washington—every co-operation given. We need several real go-getters for & permanent connection in which they can make very large earnin acter required. of age or over. Apply Room 715, Southern bldg. £ T OPERATOR. colored. 713 19th B O aplen Apt. Apply Janitor. = 23% FARM HAND. #lwo a man fo 1y cement bloeks. Lincoln 7883. 240 FIRBMAN, at once. 1016 9th st. n.w. BCHANICS, three -experienced: also :;’e“;!w”?mdlol Apply The Remshel Motor Co., Inc., 113-119 North St. Asaph st., Alex., Va. GARAGE ME n.w., st once. experienced, . 1425 Irving st. DRUG CLERKS, junior; three nights and three mornings off every week and every other Sunday. Good opportunity. Ap- ply between 11 and 12:30 noon, room 313, 501 7th, Peoples Drug Stores. GROCERY CLERK, experienced; must kaow how to cut meats; references. 2101 Rhode Tsland ave. m. 'HBLPER in wash room. De Sales Hand La dry. 1730 L. HELPER for wash_room. _Apply Conger Laun- dry, 23 and N. Y. ave. n.w. JANITOR for ‘spartment hous married man oy Tao chilgren See Mr.. Hugbes, 1334, H st. n.w. bod JOB PRESSMAN to run Gordon presses. tional Capital Press, 1210 D st. n. LABORERS for steel Works at Johnstown, Pa. Apply 1125 lst n.w. B4 LABORERS wanted, 14th st, road between 8 d. and Oak st. D I%HD—A- Carnest, solf-conddent gentle. tor tourist lecturing. . Apply 4 to 5 or 7 to 8 today, Room 6, 1423 . Ba Na- ¥ st KER _attenddnts, colored. Apply Tida Cuin Bathing Beach. 4 be good at Growing concern: s and use. typewrites erate salary to start with, but chance for advancement. Address Box Star_office. HAN o boy for aliy work; drive wagon. Phone Falls = . 1o hack new Btudebaker spe- fal, 80 per cent basis. Apply, before 6 Apt. 5, 18 Ontario pince now: - o D MEAT CUTTERS and vegstable men (3) young men, active and experienced. 1122 Con- neeticat. & h' ibute i, 1:80 am. MEN to_distribute samples, 71:80 a.m. 93D E) fioor. - 1 '_““T_’L. BN (@ for saite Sork, betwien 41 ang 40; expe tart and -{ncreabfag with ind! 3 3 TG T Jeniter lag., Tih and Do s L M .m-’v.“?"..‘.“..fi!" ccounts; good commission. See Six. Bille, 4:50.5:30, rose 403, 1413 G st. nw. B o - cial sapoimnic s Yokt memne €W Teom ety Nty DRUG CLERKS, registered; good pay and good hours ; refer- ences. Apply between 11 and 12:30 noon, room 313, 501 7th, Peoples Drug Stores. ASSISTANT BUYER for pic- ture and framing department for large Pittsburgh department store. One who is now em- ployed in that capacity pre- ferred. Good salary and perma- nent position. State age, educa- tion, experience and references in first letter. Address Box 110- Z, Star office. YOUNG MAN, ambitious, 17 or 18 years old, to take position in automobile stock room. A position for the right party. Ap- ply Mr. Brookes, Sterrett & Fleming, 2155 Champlain st._'_ LABORERS, pick and shovel. Apply to E. J. Little, 14th and Ohio ave., 7:30 a.m. jGrRr Teolored . exper sewing hines; T13 D onow Geed on__electric steady - work: good vad | GIRL. and_cook dinners: two in 1862 Mintwood pl. Apt fternouns CwiTeT meat wnd compeient REKEEPER. good, honest and relihle willing fo aswist both mentally and morally in The duties of the household. 3100 Dumbarton ave NDRESS or day work. 845 South Caroli fIOUSE_PAINTING —Highclass verk ar 1 cost. Dutch Boy pure white lead and of used exclusively. _Estimates given. Refe ences. R. MORAN, 216 Joho Marshall p) Phone Main 1731 8¢ REYS _DUPLICAT] DUPLICATED WHILE R0O_Oth st. n.w., basement. STATTRESS MAKING AND RENOVATIN Bpecial for spring cleaning—Mattresse springs. iron frame springs, cushions and lows renovated at special pri Speclal thin week—Mattresses renovated, $2.30. Columb: Bedding Co., 618 F st. n.v. Phone Main 5528 TAUNDRESS, good: mplain st n.w TNDRY to do at bome; X st_n.w. bundle washes. Tirst_class. colored girl.Call 909 Westminster st. n.w. MAID or nurse, two giris. to go_away for the Kummer: best city reference. Write or 500 32nd st . MAID in n doctor's office. atore or | work: girl. neat. colored. Phone MORNING or_evening work, Kenron st. n.w. by girl. TIGHT MOUSEWORK of any kind, by neat | PAT MATTRI most reasonable prices. Let us call, give esti mate. Prompt_deliveries and satisfaction as (axle Bedding Co., 1128 Tth ot. n.v Time approaches. We will be glad 1o estimate on your interior and exterir paint When_you think of paintiog_think of Y. 1011 H st n.w. Main 1261 D PAPERHANGER. J. V.. HOB Tiest work. lowest prices: prompt sers 410 G at._n.w. Phone Matn 6708 HANGING_RBASONABLE _PRICES no delas: good workmanship. Enterprise Dec orating Co., 1620 141h at. n.w. N. 4031, jriee HOUS 418 3 st HOUKEWORKER, colored, With references Fairmont st { MOBNING WORK or wash fo take home. coran at. n.w. OR MATD. colored §ifi wishes piace. 1008 You st nw hi colored woman: n.w. 3rd floor. at uight, 7 reference 13 “work; girl wants place at [STRSE or a5 T e ey T must be good cook and Apt. 203, 1901 Columbia Sye 3 no Sunday work: Apply after 5410 14th s . R. C. Briges WATITRESS or cook. morning and evening, or bundle wash, by coiored woman. 1331 King- AN AND WIFE, or capable woman, wl imencumbered. - to’ live in countrs and ca for aged couple. Apply Dr. Evans, 1624 Eye t. 2B SECOXD COOK, white. Apply Gallaudet (o lege, Ttly and Fla. ave. n.e. Lincoln 6704, colored, wants small 907 11th st n 0 UP, 1018 Douglus n.e NG Rooms papered, §1 and up. George, 220 12th st. s.w. Telephone e S BEFORE HAY at papering done. 1 can save vou moner ing thi I.R. SEARS, 639 New York ave. o.w. North repaired by expert: parts for all makes ms chines. Franklin 5675. 809 9th st. n.w ANO TUNTNG. $3: piano ad piayer repair Speake & Spriggle. 2 9: ve. n.w Main_ 5016, reliable colored, wishes Dl s general houseworker: willing to go away for burbs: wages Dot under $30. Star office. PTIANO TUNING—Pianos and P paired, refinished and rebuilt by ski Piano_tuning. $2. Schaefer. Piano Co., 44 H st. n.e. Lincoln 1 WOMAN to help with evening dinner. Call at 938 H st. n.w. tod: . WORK by day or week, by neat and reliable Call 1340°B st n.e. WO settied, for housework in wuburb; stay nights. Address Box 132.Z, Star office. 24e Soiared_glet WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WOMAN. white or colored, reliable for children while mother works. MAID-WAITRESS with expe- rience; stay nights; must have reference. Apply 2413 20th st., Apt. 10. = to care 35 14% A ANTIQUES, all Kinds; best prices paid. F. Arnold. 1323 G st.” Main 8173, PLUMH] TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING prompily attended to. When there is plumb. ing there is CAROW & FRY. Main 1261. 1011 Honw. PLUMBING AND “Have It Done Right—Get Case: st.n.w. Columbia 135-1331 HEATT TINNING BOOKS wanted by private pary. Prankiin 15300, s CLOTHES—WIll pay lighest prices for ladl and men's worn clothes. Write or phone D. Steln. 1308 Tth st. n.w. Phone North 499 CLOTHINGHighest prices paid for men's and boys' worn clothing and shoes. G. Licht- man. N, 315, 1744 Tth st n'w Call 24 SITUATIONS—MALE. experienced; references. Chinese: reference. tar office. HCTLER. _young, drems Tios 135 CARETARER (o take care of home during mtmer 1025 Tamont s n.w 2 experienced on por 817 C at. n.w. colored. experienced drexsmaker. 2714 2Hh st 0 GIRL to work in soft drink stand. Apply aiting room. south end Highway bridge. 24¢ GIRLS_Fifty immediately for convention nov- €lty:"$30 to $100 per week: pleasant work. 21 Bond bidg . GTRL to sew In dressmcking shop at_nw. TAND © sewing machines o sew with 736 ‘1‘5 TRONERS _Experienced _on clothes. De Sales Hand Laundry. 1730 L. LADY—Summer work for college student, handling school guide in sales field; healthy, Tadss enjoyable, refined position; $373 for '3 and bonus. _Address Box 71-P, Star offiee. LADIES earn $1 an hour bandling our prod- uets. 517 District National Bank bldg. 24* TADY—Pleasant personality, with ability to convince: educational work: thorough train- ing in business methods give: right party: good salary and promotion. dress Box 65-P. Star office. MANGLE GIRLS. _experienced. Hotel:_apply timekecper's office OFFICE ASSISTANT and to act as salesiady young lady wanted two evenings & week Apply_Abramson Bros Ad- months | dress Box 124-Z, Star office permanent for [ well educated: 5 years' cl Hamilton | 1115 V_st. n. 1920 14th st n.w. 23%| 130 CARPENTER and brick work by day or con- tract; garages and remodeling a specialiy. Neff & Moore. 1901 Exe st n.w. 240 CHAUFFEUR, colored, several years' experi- ence: private. 333 Marsland ave. n.w. CLERICAL work wanted evenings: knowieq of bookkecping and fyping. Call Mr. Wi fums. North 10220, atier 8 . CONTRACT or Jobbing; 15 years' experience. 4020 at.nw. N 1177, 240 CLOTHING—WIll call in my unlettered suto- moblle, clty or wuburbe, and pay you bighest prices ‘for ladies’, gentiemen's, children’s d carded clothing of all descriptions. Address postal or phone. 1 will call. W. Rice, 1332 th st w. North 1755 CLOTHING —Army and Navy clothing highest_prices paid. Call Franklin DIAMONDS, o1d goid, silver, bought for cash. Louis Abraliame. 815 G st. n.w. DIAMONDS, gold, aiiver, platinum, ail Einds of “ewelry bought for cash. Abe 'Abrahams, [433°9th st n.w. Telephone Main 5504. FEATHER BEDS and furniture. Best prices paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., 301 Eye st. Phone Main 5636, FURNTTURE—IT vou Tave an. other goods fo sell, and vou_want to obt best results, send for Louls Notes, 814 E st. n.w. Phone Franklin 201 nd GINEER, first cl D. G. lices 2 years' experience with leundry machinery of kinds; will give excellent reference; Address Box 56-U. Star office v FILIPINO for butler; in_or out of city. Ad- 23¢. Phone M FURNITURE, pianos. carpets. etc, ‘Weschler,”” 1282 for wagon or have me call. 920 ave. n.w. FURNITURB and housenold ou will feel satisfied with prices I pay. S. Velsenberg, 416 10th st. n.w. Main 5081 s wanted; MALE NURSE, 7 years' practical ex Qdesires position with invalld or age man as secretary and companion. Box 116.7. Star_office. OFFICE WORK_ evening, Inc gentle: Addrgss by i e lerical experience. Address_Box 0.7, Star_office. . APERHANGING—Plece. day. orth 3238, 24 PATENT DRAFTSMAN, experienced; piece work, with privilege of desk room in patent attorney’s office if desired. Address Box Star_offic 250 Job; cheap. PRPSSER—experienced; at once; on fine work. 1018 9th st. n.w. BALESLADY at neurby summer resort, bakery | Robinson. 1138 N. J_ave. n.w. and light lunch; good wages. board and room: must be willing and reliable. See Mrs. How- ard_at once. 23 lowa Circle n.w. . PRESSER, colored: has six vears’ experien understands scrubbing and little repalr work: FURNITURE—In immedlate need of furniture for an S-room house; will buy as a whole or odd_pieces. Call Franklin 8785, Tarniture oF | work gua PLUMBING AND HEX 412 E. Cap. st water heating, plum:ing. beiler and power = plants. _Found reliable for 25 years. PLUMBING AND TINNING, J Ll our speciaity. Quick serviea in emergener . cases. When you think of plumbing think of - CAROW & FRY! 1011 H st n.w. Main 126% FPRINTING—Complete printing service, writ- ing, fllustrating. composition and presswork: high-grade commercial work. Columbian Print ing Co., Inc.. 818 14th st. n.w. M. 4250. REFRIGERATOR REPATRIN G_DONT throw away vour old refrigerator: let me re ir and reline it as good_as mew. M. ISIS nning and Roofing. M. 7810. 803 Sth n. JTG WEAVING_AUGS REWOVEN _FRO: durable and cheap. OLD LAU worn carpets REL ECLIPSE, 300 10th st. s.%. Frank. 3077 STIMATES - W indow 3. M. Butler, 8919 Eress Heights. "7l EWING MACHIN and adjusted: all makes: parts for all makes teed in writing for one v Shop Usque, Washington's oldes: ine Aealers. & TRUNK REPATR . leather bags, handbags, etc. Call or phone Mintz, 938 F st. _Main 3688, 2t TYPEWRITER REPATRING. Machioe calied for and returned. Al work guaranteed. George King. Phove Franklin_§360. 22+ TUMBRELLA REPAIRING AND COVERIM Don't. thiow your old umbrelits away—briag « them to GRISWOULD'S, 411 11th op posite Star office. Frankiin 1816-W. Mintz repairs t; FURNITURE —Young _couple _wants {0 _buy | VIOLIN RBP'G. We cure all defect Franklin 1539-J. some good used furniture. 30 FURNITURE—If_you want to_obtain best re- sults for your furniture and other miscel- Ta violia and_other_string instruments. Wash. Violin Hosp. W. Scott Herman, 1024 H n.w. M..8763 WATCH REPATRING—W® want your watcnes to repair: moderate prices. P. K. Richte: laneous. call M. Shapiro, 600 Louisiana ave. ! Ebbitt Hotel. F st. n.w., near 14th st n.w._ Franklin 8785. FURNITURE—We buy household furniture | Ing contractors, and office fixtures. Money advanced on stor- Sachs Furniture Co., corn n.w. M. 6308, FURNITURE of all kinds wanted immediate- 13: 25 a whole or odd pieces. Lincoln 5683. 24¢ with _knowled Ad- SALES CORRESPONDENT, of ofice management and advertising. dress_Box 117-7. Star_office. SALESLADIES, full time or part ti Help ers from the Hills. Inc. Unique Religious Organizations,” building. F. 1609-J. “Washington's | position 413 Kresge | tho SALESMAN—Middle-aged business man_wishes collector, adjuster or salesman; roughly competent. Address Box 827, office. SECURTTIES SALESLADIES —We need o fow experienced salesiadien 1n our securities de partment. An unusual opportunity fo demon strate your maximum earning power. Only A-1 securities handled. See Mr. Crump, 613 Bond building. SECURITY SALESMANSHIP_If sou wis learn under an expert instructor we will teach you gratis and pay you well for your time while ledrning. Only A-1 isst handled. Ask Mirs. Maher for_particulars. #13 Bond bidg. STITCHERS—Shirt piant, power machines working conditions. . Blue Ridge Mfg. Co., Alexandria, Va. 270 WAITRESS, white, $12.00 per week: counter girl, $14 per week; no Sunday work. 3218 | DRESSMAKING—Time 14th st n.w. . BOO 10 dres Rox_816-U. Star office. SDOWS cleaned, 10 cents. 335 3rd st. s.w. SITUATIONS—FEMALE. PER-TYPIST. _ Baperienced CLERICAL POSITION in U, 8. Shippi by young lady with A-1 ref. Address Box 83 7, Star_office. 240 DRESSES cut, basted and fitted, $3. Acams 1974, 2901 18th st. n.w. DRAESSMAKER. first-class fitter: a_specialty. Phone Potomac 1014-J. . for those summer T make all kinds. Lincoln 4011.J. sport clothi gowns; TOUNG store for Saturday evenings: 'year-round ‘tion. with good pay. 2132 Pa. ave. n.w. LADY, experienced, in dry goods | DRESSMAKER_—Mrs. 9% | modeling. Adame TerET Coute B e ntaris s afternoon, evening FURNITURE of all kinds. ncluding rugs, ca pets. brica-brac. ete. Call Frank. 6. FURNITURE _and__miscelianeous bought and_sold. Best prices paid. Prompt attention. The Amer. Household Co., 713 1 at._n.w. Franklin 8408. FURNITURE—N. Kirstein, 820 Ath st. n.w. a1l kinds of furniture wanted. Phone Frankli 8th asd D articles | WINDOW and vacuum cleaning: general clean Tdeal Window and_Vacoum Cleaning Co., Inc.. M. 5258904 11th n.w WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES. Good qual ity opaque sbades fitted to your windows, 85c the best quality of opaque shades. $1.15: hung free. We will call with samples. KLEE- BLATT. 11th and H Lincoln 879. The Stor requires om advertisers i this column references and o detoiled statement of their proposition. GOLD, silver, watches, diamonds TNVENTION Adam_ Fisher Mfg. Co., JEWELRY, diamondy; g0 and artificial teeth. D. Al Main_2875 LIRRARY TABLES, fumed oak and mahogany finished. Phone Franklin 0829-J. SICLTIGRAPH machioe wanted, used: must be in good condition and a bargain. Box_273.U. Star office. PIANOS ana_victrol monds and_jewelry. st. nw. Mair 817 — RIDING BOOTS—_Pair_ladys. size §; brown preferred. Miss Campbell. Main 1535. 23% 14, wilver, piatinum ipher, $07 G sl b.W. id_gold, silver. dia- % Fariold, 1523 G TAILORING PLACE, reasonable. 1016 st. n.w. On account of sickness §400 CASH_ halante in notes. will buy studio and_kodak finishing plant: ground foor store front; establirhed 8 years: stock and fxtures will foventory 3$800. Henderson, 1414 North Capitol st PARTNER (o invest $10,000 i profitabie and well established retail dairy busi security guaranteed. Columbia 9134-W, ‘m.. o make appointment. E2d HARDWARE AND HOUSEFCRNISHINGS We offer 2 location which is equal {0 any goodt paying business In the city, 403 Rhode Tsla Just completed. & store with an t above. Small cash payment, balance . (8ave good will.) REALTY & INVEST. EXCHANGE 234 Néw York ave. n.w. Main 1050 WAITRESSES, young ladies, neat appearing. Childs Co., 1423 Pa. ave. FORMER EMPLOYES who desire par work for a few days each week on the CONTINGENT FORCE, should register now. Those qualified to sell in more than one department are preferred. An excellent opportunity for mar- ried women to earn some extra STENOGRAP! % Moz’ Epl Off mployment Ce, - N t}l: Floor,yG Street, WOODWARD & LOTHRO WOMEN WANTED — 8 make sandwiches during Shirine week; white ‘only; must be quick; experience preferred but}sveisT, not necessary. ‘Apply (after - .m.) Mr. G. G. Tauber, 538 Star ldg., 11th and Pa, ave, t-time work or|operator and office assistant, L s to} TuTor. NURSE in_doctor . Potomac 802 PIE_BAKER_(experienced, colored). Stewart, 904 French st. n.w. POSITION 1n_a doctor's ofice or_store b Tormer. teacher " (cojored). Phone Col. 2720, Freeman. 23¢ POSITIO or dentist's office. Phe 261 C, L ige of responsibility as telephone or assistant manager with up-to-date apartment bouse, by competent young woman experienced in’ all details; with one Washington house for four ears, until property changed hands; highes ington ' references ~from _former e ployers. Address Box 134Z. Star office. * ON in dept. store or office by neat EOr footoreds._8b" 1th n.e. 5 PRACTICAL NURSE will do night duty. Col. P03 W. 24 BEWING ot or_out. 805 'king chlldren’s clothes; home Ia. ave. nw. 28% RER-SECRETARY, § yeurs’ ox- perience; accurate, possessing executive abil- Hiy. - Address Box 27-Z. Star office. 239 TENOGRAPH! 'PIST, experfenced. dress Box 315-U. Star office. rienced, desires s TR e e Tatin: visiting gove or delicate children. Addres Box 18-Z Btar office. . Ad- 250 in USED STORE FIXTURES AND OFFICE FURNITURE of every description. We are in need of show caees, cash registers, etc. Get our prices that ‘we ofer. BALTIMORE FIXTURES CO. Main 8067 610 Loatsiana Ave. - PERSONAL. ELECTRIC BATH MASSAE FVOR EXCES- ive fat, nerve trouble, lumbago, 5 e ihianate nurss. (colored)o X, 6085, 224 ADOPTION, BABY BOY 8 DAYS OLD R woeuid 1ike good home: mother not ablo to care for . = Columbla Hospital. Mrs. desk: WANT TO MEET & party who has or whe * can control $6.000 for Investment in an estab To such a party ofter aying $40 per week - in addition to tment, {f he ar she - has some knowledge of selling, preferabiy ware, _Address Box 249-U. Star office. 22* G HOUSE FOR REN ‘money-making_location Wood DOWNTOWN ROOMI 11 _rooms and bath: $100 month. F. P. SHEEHY, ward bldg. M. 4741, TTRE STORE, establiahed. in busy downtown location; ideal parking complete, stock, fixtures and good wil sons for selling. This exceptional bargain can be had for $4,000. Address Box 24i-L, Star office. 229 TEA ROOM in large u.w. apt. doing good business: beautifully equipped: very low rent: king $1.200; make offer; owner leaving town June ‘1 must_sell this week. Address Box 118-7, Star office. 24e ;fl)flnm.\: TR SBRVICE, 500 BEDS AND COTS for r‘nfl( D. HATMAN, 612 La. ave. nw. Main 8412, nd :dolfl' z Woifl. Our m“. men's ® used the biggest. Wash. Clothing Prons D Tt . Phone Main 8375. # ST RA] Al ;u" I{“flv‘ For appointment, ick aodsure Tewaits. original : , mathematics: ge o Toston B, & teacher. Mis Mabel [, Taylor, 1612 19th st. n.w. Potomac 1019. Tienced. wants work to do at Some. ball Col. 5022 240 ‘WOMAN, _thoroughly B R sclentifical Potomac RATS, BEDBUGS. TN: int_results GEORG! land bullding. Pranklin 2001, _ CIGAR AND NBWS STAND on business street: splendid equipment; very low rent with long ~ lease; a wonderful opportunity at $2,600. Ad- .- dress’ Box 112-Z. Star office. 240 RETAIL STORE lacking rtner with about $2,000; will st Povestigation. "Address Box 101-Z, Star offce lished and paying whole Dbusiness, with stock of can be worked FOR SALE—Es sale and retail book books and coprright with any local busine Star offic: 1¢s o HOME TOR 2GED, Test cure: diet: night and gay maree._Nerts To6s. ST24 30th at. wow. CLOTHES WANTED. ~SSLL ALL ToUR FOR RENT—Lots on Fi Meigs. for convention pe dogs and sandwich stands, soft drink and_fce eream, otc.Call Franklin 3811. ‘GOING OUT of the ey faciog Camp .. riod; suitable for hot cigars