Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1923, Page 40

PRIEST ADMITS SALE OF RARE ART PIECE Thirteenth Century Virgin and the Child Sold to Aid His Church, He Says. By the Associated Press PARIS. June & The antique deal- ers involved in the alleged substi- tutlon of a modern copy for the genu- ine thirteenth century statue of the Virgin and the Child in the Church of S§t. Sauveur-sur-Ecole. near the for- est of Fontainebleau. now are endeav- oring to throw the blame on the vil- jage priest, and the priest. Abbe Henri Totte, according to the Matin. has come forward with the admission that he succumbed fo the temptation of selling the statue for 2.300 francs. He is alleged 1o have said he disposed of the statue to aid in church wel- fare work, hoping the nianufa ctured substitute would not be dise vered by his country parishioners. The Matin reproduces W vitten re- port from the Duc de Trevise, giving an account of the abbe's statement, in which the abbe tel of his desire ta build up his struggling church, Lut declares that now he must make known “the cruel truth.” The priest, according to the statement. said he fong had resisted the blandishments of art deale who sought to secure the original statue. Lack of Judgment. “Rut lttle by little,” the statement quotes him as having said. “I found myself involved without realizing it The dealers, one of whom is unknown to me. urged me strongly. 1 cannot t*11 how much | regret my error. But let no one see in it exactly a mis- deed, but rather lack of judgment.” The dealers concerned, according to the Matin, said they had con- cealed the wh truth of the trans- action out of pity for the priest, but now that he had spoken they ould make known thelr of the ¢ M Melun, an antiqf y. who hand- led the affair. he had a |1:I(rr from the priest demanding 8.000 francs for the statue. The priest made it plain that the money was to be used for the church. The an- tique dealer. however, paid only 2.500 for it, conditio n supplying & substitute . This dealer resold it to a Paris an- tiquary for S.500 francs, the latter supplying the substitute. which 'rl)s! him 1,000 francs. The last Paris dealer finally resold the statue to another person for 14,000 francs. This e far as the missing statue traced he question of the orisinality of e tatie of the Virgin and the Child i the Church of St Sauveur-sur- Ercle was brought up last week when an examining magistrate in Paris instructed to investigate the M. Malgorotto, an expert torer of statuary, made a deposi- Lan to the police inspector that the statue had been brought to his work: L for repaira and that an exac $hop OF (hNS hea heen ‘erdered R¥n “The' Whrk was completed Th antlquary who ordered the repairs and copy made Lok Doth away, paye fng Malgorotto Lund francs. EXCAVATOR STRICKEN. Hand Poisoned After Unearthing Bodies of Indian Chiefs. MINNEAPOLIS. June A poison- ed, mysteriousiy biistered right hand is the blight that has fallen upon 1 i, Knight. local contractor, who un- earthiad the grave of a Sioux Indian Shief on Battle Island. in Sandy lake. three years ago. it became known to- day In the grave were found the bodies of the chief and five warriors, facing the rising sun, dressed in ceremonial of savage funeral rites. The sots Historical Socisty is gating the grave. which is be- —oved to be at least 200 vears old, robably e etween the Sioux and Chippewas, in which thousands of red men fell. Indian lore being filled with of herh concoctions and magic charms That preserved the peace of the dead. ft is feared that aboriginal poisons ave responsible for the swollen hand of the investigator. —————— TEA USAGE GROWS. Becoming Increasingly Popular as Beverage. From the Pictorial Revies More tea iz used in this country every vear, as it is becoming increas- ingly popular as a luncheon, supper and afterncon beverage. Do you know that even the selection of yvour teapot I8 important? The market- man often has a come-back on tea which he is sure is very ®ood, be- cause his customer has used either a tin pot or a broken enameled one in which the metal is wxposed Either of these will give the infusion a pe- culiar metallic taste, due to the ac- tion of a very minute amount of tani- nic acid on the metal. Or perhaps the tea has heen allowed to stand In the pot for several minutes when the temperature is 8o high that it Is practically boiling. The tannin is ex- tracted and gives a very bitter flavor. and the deli us aroma is lost, Package teas generally have a uni- form flavor and are clean always be kept in containers which are as nearly air-tight and tight as possible, for the fragrance is lost very rapidly if exp d to the atr. Keep your tea in a dark place and never use an old tin can as a container. 1f you can obtain vour favorite kind in bulk, or feel that package tea i& not worth . take care to store it As Sug- gested just as soon as purchased. [t is a good plan to keep a small amount far daily use in a little canister so that the larger container need not be opened too frequently. In making tea measure it carefully. The amount of tea to use depends upon individual taste and the kind and quality you buy. One level tea- spoon for each cup of water is the average amount for English break- fast and oolong. Unless yvou like the beverage very strong allow only half a teaspoon of India and Ceylon tea to one cup of water. Green teas from Japan require from one-half to ons teaspoon to the cup. Use freshly boiling water, as it hae sparkle and fe. Use two earthern pots. both warmed by pouring hot water into them. Steep the tea three to five min- utes in one pot. Never boil. Alwaye strain the infusion from the leaves into the other heated pot. Keep hot, but take care not to boil. The best iced tea is made by pour- ing hot freshly brewed tea over chip- ped ice. When serving a few guests brew the tea in vour regular teapot and then pour ft into individual tall slasses which have been half filled Svith fce. Lemon and sugar should be served with it Tt vou serve iced tea be ve ful what kind you buy, for not all are &pod for icing. Ceylon, oolong and Congous, as well as varfous blends, are sultable for this purpose. If you are not sure of your tea, brew several samples and let cool. Never u one for icing which grows milky upon cooling. _Another Jolt to History. From the Worcester Telegram. A New Yorker who has been con- ducting researches into the Poca- hontas legend eays the famous In- dian maiden's real name was Matoaka and that she never saved Capt. John Smith. Pocahontas thus takes her place with the British red-coats at Lexington, who dMn't wear red coats; Paul Revere, who didn't sound the mlarm; Barbara Frietchie, who didn't ray, ‘Shoot if you must this old gray head”; Sherman, who didn't sav 45 hel™: and Pershing, who did 57 walayatie, ¥o are berel” ~ has | in- | from the last great battle ! tales | Tea should | water- ! the. price | MUSSOLINI APPROVES SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN | Italy’s Reform Bill, Permitting Sex to Vote in Municipal Elec- tions, Goes to Cabinet. By the Associated Pross. ROMiS, June 5.—Premier Mussolini has approved a draft of the new electoral reform bill which will be discussed by the cabinet Tuesday and introduceq in the chamber immediate- 1y _afterward. The bill provides for the extension of the vote to women in municipal elections and will apply proportional representation. Voting will be”on a natlonal basis, the whole country be- ing regarded as a single constituency for the purpose of estimating the ma- jority and minority; but each region Witl constitute a Separate unit as regards the lista of candidates and the allocation of seats to the success- ful candidates. The bill abolishes nearly all previous restrictions on eligibility. SHOW AMERICAN- ART N PARIS SALON Painters and Etchers Get Good Places in Spring Exhibition. { A CHILDE DORR. nt of The Star and Chicago Daily News. PARIS. France. May 10.—Among the miles of paintings and acves of sculptures that this spring mark the end of the twenty-vear feud between the old and new Paris salons. the work of American artists stands with the best. It cannot be claimed that the 1823 spring salon reveals any re- mar menius. unless a special voom devoted to the work of the great cartoonist, Forain, be excepted. but | the work of the generality of artists. {including the Americans, i3 excep- | tionally good. Comparatively few | American sculptors are represented, but upwards of sixty American paint- ers amd a fair number of etchers and | engravers are well hung Cecilia Beaux, forsaking her aimost top classical early manner. shows three canvases singularly moving and litelike. Her best portrait, “Sur la Terasse,” is a palnting of a beautiful young woman in a yellow satin gown {and gleaming white slippers agalinst a background of luminous night. Her vortrait of Licut. Platt Andrews 1so & distinguished piece of work. Many American Exhibitors. ther military portralt worthy of Allen. com- U818 painted by A Hrewster Sewell Another by Mrs Lesite Cotton of the French general. Berdulat, usually has an interested zroup before 1t, while her portrait of Nt acted wqual attention have not o poriruiture Tor the exhibit. They show many purely | American subjects such as Bdgar Al- win Puyne's “High Sierras,” Willlam P. Sylva's three Californ scapes, k A, Rrown's Etats i'nie.” and Lionel Wald: Hawaflan scenes Several Americans have chosen ! French and especially Parisian sub- jects, such _as Adolph Berson's ! Churches of Montmartre and Frank Boggs' studies of Notre Dame and | the Seine. F. A, Bridgman has some ivivid studies of Calro and the Tour- gourt, and Albert Gihon's Canal de Bruges cannot be overlooked as a plece of fine color | George Howland has four interest- ing studies of the coast of Normandy | and Aston Knight, son of the veteran| painter, Ridgeway Knight. exhibits four poetic canvases reflecting moods of twilight and winter bleakness. &ood interiors and still lifes Malcolm. Minerva Chap- : 3 not Norcross and Hubert Vos are well hung. An American “School” Created. Among minor exhibits it will not do to omit mention of the voungest American painter. Miss Mardue Bur- rows. aged fifteen, who shows two creditable miniatures. one of her | mother and another of a sturdy peas- ant. It can be safd of most, if not all of the American exhibitors’ that they have ceased to imitate their French masters and have really created a school of their own, purely national One can now pick out an American painting in a crowded roomful for a certain liveliness and sureness of Grawing. a sort of four-square hon- esty which is entirely American One piece of combined architecture and _sculpture which is not American ! but Svhich is dedicated to America is | a model, thirty feet high. of a light- house to be erected at the Point de Grave on the River Gironde. to com- memorate the arrival in Bordeaux of the American troops in 1918, It is the composite work of the decorators Au- berlet and Laurent. the architect Ventre and the sculptors Bartoime and Bourdelle. There is a decided suggestion of the Egyptfan in the design and in a con- i inad space of an exhibition it ap- pears somewhat clumsy. But placed on an elevation well ‘out at sea it will doubtless be quite inspirational. Dedicated to the Doughboys. Looking seaward is_ Bourdelle's heroic figure of militant France shad- ing her eyes with her “hands while she watches for the first sight of the approaching American transports. On the landward side of the monument ara appropriate bas reliefs and the following inscription: “To the Glory of the American Soldiers of Gen. Pershing, Defenders of the Same Ideals of Right and Liberty Which Brought to America the Volunteers of | Lafayette.” The United States did not, as a mat- ter of fact. land many troops at Bor- deaux. Thousands of work troops and most of the army supplies came through the Gironde. but the great masses of fighting men landed at St. Nazaire and Brest. However. Bor- deaux needed a lighthouse and ar- dently desired to express her grati- tude for American aid in the darkest days of the world war. Hence, one supposes, the monument. —_— |EXONERATE SCHOOL HEAD Charges of Immoral Conditions in Normal Fail. By the Assoclated Press. JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., June 5.— Sidney G. Gilbreath, president of the East Tennessee State Normal School, was exonerated of charges that im- moral conditions existed at the school. in & report made public by the state board of education. Nearly 100 witnesses \were examined by the board after Representative King had made the charges in a minority re- port to the state legislature. The board said, in concluding ita report: “It is therefore resolved by the board, having in view the best interests of the institution and in fairness and justice to all involved, after a searching investigation of all matters concerned, we find that the rumors of immoral conduct at the school are wholly unfounded and the rumor and charges against the stand- ing and conduct of President Gli- breath are not sustained. —_— Yes? From the New York Sun. Mrs.—Women may gossip now and then, but let me tell you. Mr. Man, that they have more control of their tongues than men have. Mr.—You win. Men have nn control Wwhatever aver- Women's LODEWA By RH Special Carrespond i te is | rd en’s two i ' i 1 1 Tennessee 1R301 Ga. ave.. Rodls® Pharm 1 #t once to Mr | CHAUFFE " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 5 1923. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. T4th and Vermont John O, Haley. 14th and P, Day’s Pharmacy. 15th and U, J. 8. Clemence. 14th aud cittton, B, Colodny & Co. th and Harvard, The Harvard ¥ - 14t and Columbin road (Evans Deug Store.) 8401 14th_Rronaugh's Pharmacy. 14th and Buchanan, Hohberger. Randolph Pharmacy, 3001 14th st.. Fotad andco Holmead Pharma olmead and Otis place. Holmea 14th and Colarao ave., Pines Rranch Pharm: 3309 Mount Fleasant st. n.w.. Mount Pleasant Cigar and News Shop. 2434 18th. Pavne's Pharmacy. Wardman Park Pharmacy. 2182 Callfornia ave., Morgan Rrov. R'h' '"'3 5 Goldenberg’s (time d;:.r.“um. and 0 ste., Assoclated Drug Stores. Tth st and R. I. ave.. J. 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Appl international bldg. 1310 F_st Tinlon: $13 per day. 125 Long. . Y. ave A “know city and 3 nust E. 1 white: Lave identification card 1131 17th at. n.w Tt with ide city. o koow the Wh once rd. Apply o | registered K Address Box HELPER, experienced in old Apply 1024 'Sth st nw. * “Dupoat Laun. CTRICTA house _work T Rood wages FOUNTAIN (L] 4 Clifton sts. Drug for fast man stare. RE. 12 14th an Gregg, rear | 7 HELP—MALE. Continued. HELP—DOMESTIC. Continued. NOGRAPHER and typewrlter, competent, tern Pennsylvania and work on pecifications, etc: must referred TAXICAR DRIVER_White ; mus fcation” card Apply faxi ‘stan otel. - ATTER. irat-class. Wearley's Oyster House, Harringion 3 ¥ other Sunday. and 1. 1. YOU 3 part time: also Py Mr. KRESSL PARKER-RRIDGET COMPANY REQUIRES THE SERVICES OF A THOROUGHLY EX PERIENCED, HIGH - GRADE : POSITION' 18 OFFERS SPLENDID OPPORTD ME. LESSNER. PARKER-BRIDGET Co.. THE AVENUE AT NINTH LABORERS Wanted at once. Apply Superintendent, job. 18tk and Upshur sts. THE JOSEPH RHAPIRO 0., $14 N. ¥. Ave Gov. clerks (3) to sell securi- ties after office hours, $25 per week, salary and commission. Apply Mr. Greer, 9 to 10 a.m., 4:30 to 6 p.m. Crump & L.a Varre, Bond Building. GENERAL HOUSEWORKBR—One in family. 1500 _Tth st n.w. it [ GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, good wages; can stay nights. Call Cleve. i52. GBHNERATL, HOUBEWORK, reliable colored woman: stay nights; $15_week. Cleve. 1446. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, private family. north during summer; best references . 1897 19th st. n. * requii |RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The ol buriness conoerns Aas Beem recomss led to The Btar and Mll: teo satiafaction fo Btar readevs. Any oom- ot found, meccesary (o bo. made fo The admiarion %o Recommended. Seroios ot umns,_ocall Main 5000, A _118. AUTO BATTERY AND RADIATOR EX- rin. Lamps, tanks, fenders: low prices. 'UOKER CO., 308 John Marshall pl., so. courthouse. HOUSEWORRER—Colored o rard xt. n.e. North GENERAL HOUSEWORKER—1225 Girard f. nw. GENERAL GENERA "l?: 17. 8% HOUSEWORK_Reliable colored 1335 Randolph st. l"n- ENERAL womau;_reference. RAL HOUSEWORKBR_—Small iy, 7o Taundry. ~Call afier 8 pm., 1045 Calveri HOUSEWORKBR—Reliable girl 1926 17th st n.w 7 GIRL for general housework, mornings o 2461 18th st n.w. Apply i mtore. MAID, colored, for covking und homes refer 1 e wt. Col. 8371, MATD (white) —Lady, going away, wants maid Who can wew and make self generally usefuls ity refa. Apply 2315 Mass. ave. n.w. before 10 or_after i p.m. Potomac 179. _ 0° &—Experienced colored take are o small child in afternoons; nights. 1785 Lanfer place n.w e WoM awsint light housekesping and core for children. Call Bth st n.w. or_phoae_Adams 910. LS AUTO RADIATOR AND FENDER REPAIR. ing by expert; remsonable prices. FRENCH RADIATOR & FENDER (0., 1405 Q at. n.w. 7 A"dfi'iml‘2 WASHED, firfifinfimn’]fin DELIV- ered, $2: ing done thoroughly; da Dight. - PREK'S GARAGE, 2151 14th now) " AWNING HANGING; REPAIRING; WORK one promptly: estimates given. 8. F. HENYON CO., 90 Sth at. n.w. Ph. M. 9666, 11e BATTERY and igaltion wi Al w repairs recelve prompt attention: first-class work. Georgetown Battery Co., 8010 M n w 140 WATTERY AND TIRE SERVICE, repairing and recharging: free delivery service. Phone 14th st n. ING, 40c cylinder, owner ¢ ad wires: frozen cylinders. cast. aluminum welded properiy: all ed M. M. Coleman. 207 12th CARPENTER, JORBING AND METAL GA- rages; entimates furnialed: reasonable prices, DERUSHA, 617 Maryl o poren rockers 10th st. n.w. Send postal. G. J. ave. m.w. CHATRS CANED, upholatering. splinted. € A Armstrong, 1 ranklin 7483 CARPET CLEANING AND WARHING—Hava Albert Kahlert & (. clean your carpets and rugs. Tmproved stenm carpet cleanes 52 Md. ave mw M. 2038. cheerfully given Phone Estimates AWNING HANGERS, expe- rienced ; steady work for 2 good men. Apply Mr. Marks, 2nd floor, the Palais Royal. ~ CELLAR MAN. Highest wages, including meals. Childs Co., 1423 Penn. ave. n.w DOOR AT Highest wages, meals. Childs Co ave. . YOUNG COLORED MEN For_ general work_around store. 527 13th ST. N.W. Julius Garfinkle & € SALESMEN. MEN ARE AVERAGT 240 WEEKLY HOUSENOLD X ERLY PAYMENT: SIX MORE MEN TION. COX including 1423 Penn. orn L HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. SITUATIONS—MALE. EPER and office manager, 10 years' erience; best references. Address’ Fox B, Star office. ARG ARPENTER WORK —Job or contract. A. G. Spicer, 402 0 st. n.w. Call N. 1177 befo A - after 8 . CAll' 11 : h mdeling: prices rig WA Eala & fom. CHAUFFEUR wants job . drive any car; permanent posl ut_ of Ot s tion wit ¥ elty. Wil ELECTRICIAN TURBERVILLE CHARGES oniy $1.50 per hour. Call N. 9407 for sour electrical needs. ~ Work gusranteed. TUR VILLE ELEO. C0.. 1719 Conn. ave. n.w. Thursday. Klipperi, telephone Berwyn 10-M Commercinl Natlonal Bank LOOR FINISHING. ‘installed. cheaper renovated. J. L. Franklin 750 W. RS CLEANED. — POLINHED _ _AND A, F. ZIMMERMAN CO., 817 North Frankiin 1602 W FORD HEPATRING. RADIATOR REPATRING, Rteuart's Garage, “‘Authorized Ford Dealer,” 141 12th st n.e. Phone Lincoln 6200, Referenca, old floors 12 oth st n.w. ENGINE] perienced, stenur, gas Address Hox 271-8, Star of o keep by wtructing in high in At present M. Star office. 6% ing. Address Box WALL KUK Pl 082 TOUNG evening work. any kind. Star of - il = YOUNG MAN desires experience in electrical work, high school graduate and college sfu- dent._Address Box 250-B, office. e educated, married, desires ‘Address Box 281 B. FOURS—FREE COLD STORAGE; REPAIRING and remodeling nt lowest prices. ZLOTNICK, 1120 G st.. at 12th, n.w. GARAGES AND RCRE] give y ING 1 work: Fran nw. WANT TO W or_re i K771 GET HID OF exterminate bedb 2768, National Cf S HOUSE PAINTING onable pric I place. Twork done: 16" Johin Brntclal Moran, Main_1731 K Phone SITUATIONS—FEMALE. CLERK in office, Address 281, Star offier. voung Iady. DUPLICATED WHILE YOO B0B_Oth st n.w.. basement REYS CTUT BY MACHINE. YALE AND IN- dependent locks tnstalled. ACME LOCKSMITH €O, 1107 Eye st. nw. Main 5970 WATT, ity re 1735 Ter, pshire FOOK. Taundress. b New Ha CAPHER TYPIST to work day or for tultion in evening coursen; new riing: also patd belpers on endow paten escarch University. 20 Main 540 50 AN O MAN Colored baker for & small Apply 1403 Swann st. nw ARETAKER FOR COUNTRY HOME Married couple as caretakers rocountry home near Annap- olis, Md. Man must have expe- rience tarmer, woman to make useful around for summer. avening term st as herself house. Good home and wages to capable couple. Address, stating full particulars, Box 294-8, Mtar ofiice. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS - Colored, to sell sickness ana_acel insurn wur polivies pas natural and aceidentul death benefits. cost $1 monthly: teal exummiy Fite for agency New York Safets Reserve | Browdwar, New Sork EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES e nw e worker, B 9th <t wnd white. to go to Peun wages, ¥4 to S0 nw Dr Drew, {LaoRERS | syivanin: tare o < Bureau, $21 N st [ OFFLeE Ington POSITION STCD Today S HOYD RCH AUTO DRIVING TESSONS PRIVATELY | given. Call Lincoln 82. W€ do_the rest SERVICE examination for mputer. June Stenogra 10, Tuition, &5 Speci night. The Cisil Serviee we_ cor. 12th und F nw. F EARN $50 to $100 a week? If no falk to sou atout cur personsl and fn ual instruction o mechanical and archi- {tectural drafting. Day and eveninz classes I we position rite, call or # phor Cotumbin Sehool of Drafting North 272, HOTELS men women: natinn wide demand in a | ments. hotelx. tea rooms. cateterias.’ clube, | Aparsment houses: nncrowded field: fine liviog. quick advancement: our indorsed trpewriting ~ examination. hy-secretary examinat! { et NE AMBITIOUS Open eveninge Hotel Trainiug School D WOMEN quickly T Tecaive pay while le ! ibterfere with prosent employment: some m {0k $100 a_week. Free cins lectures every Thursday. 5 pm. Willam F. Matteson, 610- @11 Rond hdg. ATTO REPATRIN Tnlimited day conrme for oung men desire to learn the aute mechanics trade. T. M. C_A. AUTO SCHOOL. who White | Tour days 4 week every day this week, 159 oth nw. * ted and ftted, §3. Adams o by the duy. Phoue North AY'S WOHK, by young colored DAlice Lowe, 418 L st ne. __* LAUNDIY WORK. balf time. Phoue North ~Volce, Piano. ner. 1404 Irving at._ Col 4808, 1 NURSE or chambermald by reliable girl, wish to leave oty for summer. Call 1433 °N st NURS Triumph Cor 1os part day. by settied colored w 10N st PLACE in_private nw POSITION as nurse or companion by tent young woman with wevernl ves Address Box 27918, Star office. PHER. #xper desires towmi Addrens 93K, Star compe ex Hox liome Fraokiin 003 tefore TYPIST. hies kind. Net {11 am. Wednesd WOMAS Kind in 419 3rd st nee. YOUNG_ WHITE WOMAN fo_do e o Mrs. Bancroft, Col. 5259 SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. Adaress | wxpert T housewark ath K nw {COOK S PLACE 1ialorea w L eook, ex toarding_h COOK or b G Ath At nw rienced, wants | e 1923 0t st ework. refined colore hoKt 0w fettor and & with references: nw stny nights. 1333 lury. $1.290 t0 $2.040. DISHWASHERS, two colored girls want place. W. i HOUSEWORK 2217 Clevelan, RK or leaning: colored 12th st. n.w ENENAL Lolored_gifl ORK or chumberm: ENERAL HOUSEWC “ olored girl neat will day .ady. refined, youny stay with cifldren durin 254-B. star ofice GIRLS —Two, want place togethe: mer: beat reforences. Call ke home. LA write tine. ) MAID, “experfenced, cooking; reference. 217 62nd st 7 in private family: plain F out offy or ARy work: | 336 Q@ st KEYS—DUPLICATE KEYS, 25 while you wait. Turner & C York_ave. n.w. Hasement STATTRESS MAKIS e wprings, 1 pil t special prices. Special th novated, 270 Columb: n.w. ' Phone Ml ND VILLOWS renovated at Tet us eall, give eath rowmpt deliverios and satisfaction as- wored. Eagle Bedding Co.. 1123 7th at Main 7092 PAINTING Time approaches fo ewtimate on yous lnterior and exterior paint ien_you think of painting think of oW & FRY. P Main 1201 AINTER AND PAPERHANGEK, 4. £ HOB. Hest work, lowest prices; prompt sery in_6100 4. $0 and up. i« work. Joe s We will be giad PATNTING — Tine. 3303 Quick, reasonable prices ANT i . e Ruar work efficient service . $7 and up. AT Telephone Franklin 925 PAP HANGING—SE ing that papering dove 1 can save sou money. : ™ York ave nw. North R ¥ . good workmanship k Co., 1620 14th «t now. SONABLE I'RIC) North 4 Julx ATRING — Phonographs < for il makes ma- S0 Bt at. now fano and for 2N TWAPH 10 ed by expert ANO TUNING, $2 Speake & Sprise 5616, heat wark at modarate prices. Call North 3732 o TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTL When' there e pi PR A v TINNING, 2307 14th AND “Have It Done Right—Get Case st_n.w. Columbia 155-1331 Line. 341 ing _plumbine. planty. Found reliable for 25 | PLOSIBING AND TINNING. onr speciaity. Quick servica in eme casee When vou think of plumbing think of CAROW & FRY. 1011 H st. n.w_Main 1261. FRINTING_Complete_printing _service. ing, Ulustrating. composition and pr high-grade commercial work. Columbi tng Co., Tnc. 816 14th st nw. M. 4 ADIO REPATRING nstalintions. installations and repairs. White & B M._T0NT. R12 13th jut _ F REPATRING THAT LASTS The oniv _ 27 YEARS® EXPERT Dalr ronfs thoroughly as thes Mionid he. Hondreds of refercnces. MADDEN { RROR.. INC.. 1729 7th n.w. ¥ North 108 { RUG WEAVING__RUGS REWOVEN FROM worn carpets. dnrable and cheap. OLD LAT | REL ECLIPSE. 300 10th st. s w. Frank. 80 Juzae Wind Toor v | ; utler, 3019 18t st., Con | Kreas Heights. Phone Line. T 13% | TRENK REPATR! Mintz repairs tronks, | leather_bags. ladies’ handbags, eic. Call or { phone Mints, 838 F st Main ‘3658 UMRRELLA REPAIRING AND UOVERING. Don’t throw your old umbreilss away—bring them to GRISWOULD'S. 411 11th st. o.w., op- posite Star offic. _Franklin 1816-W cutter: ref- GOCERY T, el Ras. erence Ya. i produce results. e, LABORERS for ateel works at Johnstown. T'a. Apply 1125 st nw. __________11° L JORER, colored, for night work; he pan. to 8 . abllits to drive Ford desir able but not necessary {f You can learn; stead. jol. for honest man willing to work. not r weikhing less than week for keven ni Atafe age, weight and previous e and give references. Address Hox 2! office LAW STUDENT—! 1418_Eve st. n.w. Sl MAN to do scouring and dark spotting. Apply Wednesday morning. Carmac Dry Cleaning C 1120 Queen st. n.: N—Favoisble opentuy renent_leading life insurance compans. dress Box 80-A, Star office. MECHANICS and heipers for all trades: white and colored laborers; permanent positions, in Pittsburgh_and vicinity: no fees: free trans ation from Baltimore, 3Md. Call or write meyivanis Raflroad Employment Burean, 730 Pennsyivania station. Pictsiurgh. Pa_ 14 BOHANIOR—24; must be_able fo command first-class salary. Apply Rinker Motor advertising. Cer. 1410 Irving i MEN to distribute 7 am., 038 D st. n.w.. third floor. 6 SIGHT JANITOR, reliable man wanted for tment house: permanent; $60; also night tor Job open af $40 month. Allen F. Walker & Co.. Inc.. 813 16th st. TLERK _and good position. R URANCE _ SALESMAN —and_ collector ted, with a good reputation; one who can Address Hox 2845 Sur ment Sol Cohen, ploy ment ust be good (ypist. man to rep- Ad- s m ights: in replying | 1138 6 St N Main 8250. HELP—FEMALE. CLERK for evening work. Apply Budd's, 18th_and Col. v, s DRUG CLERE, junior. for evenings and Suo- day work. Collios’ Pharmacy, 20th and R. 1 ave. ne TRONERS, fancy morning. ~ Carmac on 11k AnFly Wednesday Dry Cleaning Co.. 1120 travel ively for New York doing _nation wide educationnl ¢ "anxious to make Dermanent lendid_opportunity for advance- ion is worth $75 per week. Oniy refinad need apply. Address Box 135-B, Ster office NDRY GIRL, experienced. 001 f‘"u. exi A MARKERS and assorfers wrappers. _ Apply 720 th PRESSER. exncrienced on at_once. Apply 1018 9th st. n.w. |TATD o Tight mowsewers: & mext coiored giri wants place: have reference. Apply at 1828 ety VIOLIN REPG_ We cure all defecta 16 violine and other strivg inatruments. Wash__ Violin Hosp_ W. Scott Herman, 1024 H n.w. M._#763 nd day worker: good ref. . 4086-W. o o WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIGUES, all kinds; best prices paid. A. Ariold, 1323 G st. Maln 8178 CLOTHES—WI1Il pay highest prices for ladies’ and_meo’s worn clothes. Write or phone D. Stein, 1308 Tth et. n.w _Phone North 490. CLOTHING—Hignes:t prices pald for men’ 4 ho{ worn clothing and shoes. G. Lieht- man_ N. 8315 1744 Tth st. nw CLOTHING—WIIl call in my © mebile ity er saba prices for lndies’, g Carded clothing of all deseription or phone. 1 will call.” W. Rice, 1882 n.w. North 1755 CLOTHING—Army and boots: highest prices pald. vy clothing _and Call Franklin 1290. SEWER. gowd. Apply at once. 007 H st n.e. SOLICITORS, experienced: no_selling; u-{, profitable, permanent work. Mr. Jones, 416 cuthern bullding. $ p.m. 5°. BIANOND—WIIl pay cash. r. Edge, 060 Pa ave. s 11 WATCH REPAIRING—The right Xind. 3od- srate prices. Jewelry repairiog. P. K. Rich- ter_ Ebbitt Hotel. F st n.w. near 14th at WINDOW and vacuum cleaning: general clean- | iog contractors, - 1den1” Window and ¥ sconm i Cleaning Co. lIne.. M. 6258. 004 1ith n.w. WINDOW AND DOOR SBHADES. Good qual- ity opaque shades fitted to your windows, 80c; the best quality of opaque shades. $1.15; hung free. We will eall with KLEE- BLATT. 11th and H eix. u. PERSONAL. _ TRARS: LOV education, while shop, market, visit or see pari Pleasant to end of iine and connect with 17th st Park rd._bus to door. 3242 19th st Adame 3740, 50c-$1.00 a day EXCELLENT CARE GIVEN CHILDREN ] $1.50 and $2 each. and n.w. DlAIflN‘DS. gold, siiver, platinum, all Minds of jewslry bought for cash. Abe 'Abrahams, 433°9th st o.w. Telephone Main 5504. JUNE 5. private home: ) SHARE HIGH-CLASS TEA 2485 18th n. LADY OFFER pital. Address Box 203-B, Star room; small office. 5 am OGRAPHER who is willing fo sccept il ealary to start; excellent chace for ncement. 426 Oxford bldg. o TEACHERS and college students—Vacation position fo the mountains or seashore; $210 for 60 dass. Splendid opportunity to i perten fliclent business methods | interviewing e details of trainin { perience. Address Box 127-B, Star office. TOTOR in required by forelgn aiu- dent. State terms, qualifications. Address Box 280-R, Star office. A OPERATOR, switchboard and_elevator, colored boy; hours R to 4. W. H. Walker. 720 1ith st T two. F. M_ Bell, fyattsville, Hyattsvilie ‘164-M. WAIST and shirt drapers, finishers, expe- 1128 ADY to work three nights a week Apply 8022 Yors nights a week from 610 and every other Sunday. 14th st n.w R'S_APPRENTICE or man fhat un- derstands plumbing, to work with tools; state wages wanted _Rox 131, Arlfngton. e PORTERS. Apply 720 9th st._n.w. - PRESSER, first class. 607 H at. n.e. PRESBER to work on Hoffman pressing chine. _Call at 817 H st. n.e. - BALES MANAGER, expcrienced _automobile business: must be able to fnvest $5,000. Ad- dress Box 187-B, Star office. 8 N_wanted, experienced, real estate; if sou are the right man, an_opening equal to being in business for yourself. less the expense attached to it; for further details see M. A. Bayles, 317 Bond bldg. o SALESMEN—Sell Gray cars. Apply Nash- Rinker Motor Co., 3328 14th st. SALBSMEN—Opportunity for men of educa- tion to make §3,500 or more the firat year in Washington reprosenting one of the largest life ipeurance companies: prefer men without experfence; ten men are making more tha $2500 per annum: some more than doub this; training free: results almost sure. Ad- dress_Box_195- B WANTED. Gov. clerks (5) to sell securi- ties after office hours, $25 per week, salary and commission. Apply Mr. Greer, 9 to 10a.m., 4:30 to 6 p.m. Crump & La Varre, Bond Building. YOUNG WOMEN for pantry work. Highest wages, including meals. Childs Co., 1423 Penn. ave. n.w. o e T —— HELP—DOMESTIC. THAMBERMAID. aseist with other house- work: wages $40.. 133 12th st. s.e. grofiable. pérm Southern MDJ( STREETNE ding _noveity Boom of “the Shrine & o ame convention. £y 7 DOK _and_housework : experience anad refer- ence required. Thone Adams 2032. 1025 Biltmore_st B COOK_Reliable woman fo cook and do Tight hopnsework for fwo adults take babs out after- poons; xeferences, $30, Chubb, 2108.X et a.w. DIAMONDS, old gold, sliver, bought for cash. Louis_Abrabams, 815 G st.’ n.w. FEATIER BEDS and furniture. Best_prices paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eve st. n.w._Phone Main 5636 TRNITURE_Want {0 purchase some good right plavo.” Frankiin 320 Bth st 11 kinds of furniture wanted. Phone Frankiin any furniture or FURNITURE—If jou ba sell want to_obtain other_goods to and best reauits, gend for Louls Notes, 814 B si. n.w. Phone Franklln 2015. FURNITURE, pianos, carpets, etc. Phone M 1282 for wagon or have me call. ““Weschles 920 Pa. ave. n.w. FURNITORE aud Tousenold goods wast gou will feel aatisfiod with prices T par. 8 ‘Weisenberg, 418 10th st. o.w. Mal 1. FURNITURB—IT_you want fo ontaln best re- mite*for_your firoitare’ and other misce laneous, call M. Shapiro, 600 Louisiava & .w.Franklin 8785. RNT uy_household faraltare and ofice fixtores. Money advanced oo stor- age. “Hachs Foraliore Co., corner 8th and D now. FURNITURE of all ¥ind tric-a-brac, ete. Ca GOLD, silver, watches, diamonds snd old Jewelry in Full cash needed onr A value paid. Selinger's, 820 ¥ st. TEWELRY—dlamonds.” ol wirer ol Ipher, 90T and 1 teoth. r, 907 G st. n.w. Main ;‘ Fou! G H:er 2 Jno. H Wilkins. jr.. apt. 8093, ,‘lnnh k. CL including rugs, car- Rk el E owner will care mediate vicinity CLASS BOARD OFFERED PRIVATR for three monthis for advance $125. Ad ox_202-B. Star_offic S micine: ELECTRIC BATH MASSAGE FOR EXCES wive fat, nerve trouble. lumbago, rheumatism. lete. Graduate nurse (colored.) N. 6985-J. 9° RATS, DEDBUGE, ROACHES, FLEAS TN- stant results. GEORGE F. SAPP, 227 Mars- 1and_building. _Franklin 2001. uBo* PBIVATE INVESTIGATIONS BY TWO COM- pefent and factful operators of long experi- ence.Address Box 202.B, Star ofice. __&* MEN'S CLOTHES BOUGHT—CALL US IF you want highest prices paid. ~Phone or write. Auto calls. Esl OLD_STAND, 619 D st. n.w. DR. DELLA LEDENDECKER, ton’s foremost woman chiropractor. sSpecial_ a tention to visitors. 2085 P st. o.w. Ph. N. 1700, WB,_ARE NOW PAYING $2 TO 310 FOR men's and ladies’ used suits.” Our prl old clothing are the biggest. Wash. Clothing Bxchaoge, 688 D st. n.w. Phone Main 8378. Pflmfilmfifit_ifibmm“ Shioe " Fotomae Tkt p— Invalide and 'i m auRy ‘d 3 andGay murne North Toen. "S54 20th it mrw BUSINESS OPFORTUNITIES. The Stor _requwes £D- «dvertisers in this references and a detailed statement of their proposition. DELICATESSEN, no better location oo 14th at; receipts 3450 weelk: rent 350; price Tent.Marenall Bhsiness Brokers, 120 N ave. n.w. STORE FIXTURES _ AND OFFICE FURNITURE fi evers description bought and seld. altimore Fixtures Co., Maia BOST. 616 Loulsiana Ave. CAPITAL raised through stock or bond sales for going corporations by successful financial sales organization: bank reference. L. Nieoll, Knickerbocker bldg.. New York. *. _ME BEFORE HAV- | Enterprise Dece HELP AND SITUATIONS. e BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Continued. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Continued. WILL SELL store, rea TN SEAT PLEASANT. Large first floor room, sul or general wtore: . making site desirah) yard, ete. rther. information telephone 3. F. Colijns. Mariboro 25-F-6. 7 TAEATER FOR BAL per month and can have lease ax long A sou want, or buy building. Write. wire or phone to Meiropolitan Theater, Ipeper. _Mr._Simmo . SECOND TRUST, $5,000, PAYABLE $150 month, {ncluding ‘6%, Interest: offered at 17% % discount. " JOHN H. WRIGHT, 1116 Vermont DELICATESSEN and confectionery business, in the best neighborhood of Washington. doin; about $1,000 business & week: can prove tha cloar profit is over $300 weekly Asking 1 sh; leaye; low rent: 0o agents an Address Box 190-1:. Star office. 7% PLAYER-PIANO—Antoplano: beantiful, brand-new: must sell quickly; $250. Arnold, Act., 1828 G st. PIANO, Chickering upright; the worid's he make; traded Chickerink baby grand: special terms to sull. Arthor Piano Co.. G_at_13th | i REFRIGERATOR, practically new, capacit; h e T farmer Hathawny. Hads gurdener, D Direles)/line, [ Conguttrond work guaranteed in writing for one peabeimer’s Shop Unique, Washingtor sewing machine d Tented, ke; hemstitebd; d repairs, all makes. Larkl . L Open evenings. DOORS pledid set, for sale. 492 Apply auy time. o BATTERY AND ELECTRIC wervice wiation, out of town: well stocked and equipped; e cellent business: owner's heslth poor: bur. in fo quick buyer. Address Box 255.B, Rtar offiee. WASH, POLISH and day stor business section, downtown location; from three streets; room for storage; wash and polish bisines very good At th : excellent opening 1 price very reasonable; fue lease SODA~ FOTNT Tike new; foot: also two.deck bake oven. S nw. K. Tnternational four blocks (8 mon), par valu 1149, city. garden, and plough, $125. Arlington, Va. e e TUXEDO coat. good a Apply 1338 B0Th_ st n.w Dew; cheap; size 40 will to BUILDER-CONTRACTOR — Attention! sell my patent rights or license operato use my patented economical and fireproof outhern and western states. 228, Star offic . lished 6 years: excellent trade: remsonable rent; price low: downtown location Bak ._Rtar_office. TIRE BUSINESS _One of the best inc tions downtown: established business 1o stand- ard tirex; good lease. and price for business low. _Address Box 228-B, Star office. WANTED—Partaer. or will sell old establish- ed mercantile and collection assn.. operating here over 18 years; good opportunity for law student or any energetic man or woms vestigate. Phone Main 4819 TARGE GAR for wale, B-room house . ail outbuliding, ness; $5,000. H. E. Kaldenbach, TLandoser, e PATENT APPLICATIO FULLY S PATENT NEWS. 1321 G ST N W Only inventors” newspaper, $2 year: copy, 20c Home Realty Co. Special. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE ECIAL. KE NOTICE, NG THE_ DEPOSIT WITH Yo LDING _OF 23 LARGE ROOMS. TONE_TRIM. BOARDING AND WOUSE, GOOD INCOME: RICK ARS. FURN TURE TV 1) OWNER MUS g AT_ONCE SMALL CASH PAYMENT; BARGAIN HOME REALTY CO.. 4608 GA_AVE. _________cot EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY'! First class new card-printing outft 7% per wk. in any fair location. New in ape ation and can be secn at 1404 P'a. ave * "PATENT APPLICATION FULLY PREPARE 320, NEWK, 1321 ewapaper. PATEN Only inventors 8T £2 venr NW copy, e i3 DELICATESSEN & LUNCH ROOM—ILOCATED ON 14th ST.IN THE HEART OF THE APT. HOUSE SECTION. FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENT. KITCHEN, GLASS ; CAN LONG REN- 1.LOOK- A FIRST-CLASS IN A FIRST- LLOCATION HER IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. FOR QUICK SALE, PRICE $2,500; CASH, $1,500. YOU ARE INTERESTED QUICK ACTIONXN 1S NECFE SARY. ADDRESS BOX 167-B. STAR OFFICE e FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. | FARY CARHIAGE. reea. reversibic Howard st. n.w.. Apt. Aarews | V101N IF{ 8, all maken wold and rented Low prices. Huy on 85 monthly payments. $a mones on ' portables. Waih ogica Typewrit Exchunge. "N ave. Frak. 1014, 30 VIOLIN, reputed 1o be genuine; ex rix was fine instrument. . C. Rehnermann. 5 Tth st nw. 7 genuine old Ttalian: torinni make # wonderful opportunity to buy & fine fument at, a’ reasonabie price. T nkifn hor k ppointme WALL PAPER—_Rebuilding stle: Ty c ce: ontmesi, 15¢ plece: room piecs; onton e _plece: room lots, $2. WALL PAPER BARGAINS, all th around without o string to ém. A ‘room lor mesns a full combination side wall. cefling 01 border. $1.00 to $4.00. Sample books on Tequest. Seventy thousand pleces: every pisce a bargain. Mahoney's, 824 Pa. ave. s.e. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO. 131 E; rent, sell, Open - JUST RECEIVED, United States government harness, w refrigerators. steam tabies, rows und machinery. WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO., 808 10th st. n.w. " BUILDING MATERIAL. ~ Salvaged at 621 19th st nw. conwisting of doors, window-sash. siding. ing. Joist.” studding. electris man on the grous e SODA FOUNTAINS and ac- cessories ; orange beverage out- fits. The Stern Co., 625 La. ave. Phone Main 230 SHOWCASES hfleu' n:uflh ?‘d ll{:w‘flx(‘ur;- of a1l kinds Ve “Srnonal B 815 §th st n w. ?\hl:.fllfi.""k St BHOWCASES AXD STORE FIXTURER. B, PLE " FLOOR "AND COCNTER. CARES AT SPBCIAL PRICES. "BUY AT THE FAC TRy s LUSE &'C0.. %08 LOW ST., BAL = HARNESS. d_used. double and single wa buggy. surrey and cart aud plow barness; sad- dics ‘and bridies 4 price i ;t;‘;l"n FIANO n.m’ru_n " on. like new. $215; Haines grand. siight's used, $525; Emerson upright, Graud ana pright_piasos for rent. SOME EXCEPTIONAL DIAMOND VALUES. One beautiful blue-white dia- mond. a brilliant and accu- rately cut diamond. weighing L PR RTINS | £ One exceptionally brilliant dia- mond. weighing 73-100 carat or o point less than carat, of hine color and propor- tionately cut. .. .. 8278 One exceptionally brilliant blue- white diamond, beautifully cut and exceedingly beautiful. weighing 1 and 5-100 carat, or five points more than one carat One beautiful mond. a most brilli beautifully cut. weighing 3 and 80-100 carats, or 20 points less than 4 carats; exceptional VAl ¢ s o i o0 s DIR00 These values can be seen at A. KAHN INC, 935 F St. N.W. e nt stone. RABY STROLLER, Whitney; good condition; §. Call Col 824 BED. brass condition BED. aouble springs. mattress; good Columbia_ 5106, k mattress &nd springs gany solid_maho, ‘ 1448, . spring and mattress: rea n st onw. Adaws . for sale: BUILDING MATERTALS from our immense wrecking operations—from Army camps, wreck. ing jobs throughout the city and surplus throughont rhe country—Permit us tu offer you bew nd salvaged materials at & swonder. saving: Lumler. windows, foilet outfits, sink brick, furnaces, boliers, Iavatories. electric f: tores, sash, doors, bath tubs. NOTE THESE PRICES: New bathroom outfit, complete, 882.50. Waliboard. per 8q. ft.. reclaimed @om lengtis, dc: reclaimed, regular length hrand mew. 8%c; Firepruf Hock boas branisew. per g fi. Se. "Continents'n 24x34%, 6 lights, $1 Roofing, “Capitol.” mfgd. by Certainteed Co., new. 1-piy, $1.25: new, ply. $1.75; pew, 851y, 82.95. Certainteed Co. ahingles, *“Four-in-or new. per square, 3525, Shovel, Sdc: ick. 6bc; rake, 6oc: three, $175. ' Government eater, brand-new, r. 30-gallol SIDNEY 'HECH- INGER HOUSBEWREOKING COMPANY, Cai Gth aud Florida ave. northeast b and C ats. southwest. Salesmen eitber office will fill your bill of material witbout 'oss of time. CHAIRS, 20 bentwood: six dining room fables. family ice box &0 Ibe. capacity. and 4-burn ve with oven. Apply Receiving Clork. n Hotel 2511, d OLOTHES_Workingmen, clothes. Paim Beach, mohair apd kool cloth suits (aiightly worn). $2.50 to 87; big values. Keep cool these hot Aays Justh's 014 Stand. A19 D t nw. TONTENTS of small machine shop, containing brand-new Star @-inch screw cufting lathe. with 1 h.p. motor. drill press, emery wheel farpenter's hench and tools, etc: prefer to it all complete. Call Mr. L. E Barr, N DESKS, fillng cabinets. other office equipment: at cost. Seo me before you buy. Room 201, 1811 G n.w. Tel. M. 8083; (2! 5803. ELECTRIC GRILL, half price £5. Inauire 1708 Kilbourne st.’ n.w. EQUIPMENTS AND SUPPLIES for hotels rge‘ butche: akers, stores, ete.; refri erator builders. The Stern Co., 625681 La. sve. n.w. Telephone Main 230. L., a $15. 3615 11th n.w. or. TURE—Cash, credit. Special disconnt Save money, buy at Hopwood's. Sth and K sts FURNTTURE—S-plece 1iving voom set, iron Qonbie bed, spring and mattress, kitchen cabi- net. garden bench and chairs. rugs. bric-a- brac, ‘etc. 1357 Jefferson st. Take i4th and ars. GINE, 15 firat-clugs condition. 228 K_st._s.w. GAB RANGES. Rood as new: all styles; guar- wnfesd: lown {imo Balf yrice; why pay more? new ranges. reduced prices. J. W. Willlams, 600 6th n.w__ Muin 2086 10 GENUINE HUMAN HATR SWITCHES. REG- Wlar $12_value, 36. Phone Col. 3803, TIRRARY SUITE, fn good condition; one ice Box, fwo tables and two gas hot-water heaters. 710'11th st. n.w o LAVING-ROOM _SUITE, S-plece, brand-new half of cost. 2006 Columbi« road. / 5o TUMBER, 75,000 fi., new, for sale; anybody Interested call Main 4457 or Lincolu 1405, at ance. % i e MIRRORS RESILVERED. New mirro mirrors & gpecialty; wind shields. ot all kinds. H. M. Sager, 46 MOVING PICTURE MACHINBE—Movette, prac- tically new; camera and projector: cost $150; will sell for $60 cash. Apply Mr. Barr, North 8775, OGRAPH—Victor; cost $180; $85; Victor for camp or cance, $15. A. F. Ar- G st. n.w. PIANO—Shoninger upright. mahogany case, Teus than 3 vears old; 100k ke new: no res: sonable_cash offer_refused. 644 H st. n. PTANO, upright; action and fone are good an Tonnd fn new piano: a hargain at $165. Arthur Jordsn Piano Co.. G _at 13th at. $100; Latargue, PIANO—Emerson, 315; Stie $130. Real Bargains.' A Arnold, 1 st nw. hp. White & Middicton: H. C. Cragg Mfg. Co.. El ONE-HALF_controlling interest in going cor ration: first $10.000 takes 10 nuiomoll izess. Address Box 178-B, Star office. 9* FLATERTIANO, fine make: excellent rondi- Cang wsed: wnap At S05: terms. Ar thur Jordan Piao Co., G at 1ath st. ~ HUGO WORCH, Est. 1879, 1110 G n.w. DIAMOND BARGAINS. Gentleman’s Diamond Ring. a perfect gem. full of life and brilliancy : weighs 7 carats; set in the latest style white gold mounting. Will reset in lady's mounting if desired. Party in need of money : must be sold at once to raise cash........$24350 l.ady’s Diamond Engagement Ring, a beautiful gem; weighs 1 icarat; set in the latest style 18- { karat white gold mounting. Spe- Lady's Solid Platinum Dia- {mond Ring, a perfectly cut gem: weighs 1 carat and 70-100. Party in need of money : must be sold at once to raise cash.......$510 Lady’s Solid Platinum Dinner Ring, set with 21 large blue- white diamonds: mounting i handmade and beautifully de- signed. An opportunity of a lifetime. Must be sold at once. $153 Lady's Solid Platinum Dia- mond Engagement Ring; dia- mond weighs 1% carat; mount- ing is latest style, set with 4 dia- monds and 4 sapphires. Must be sold at once. 133 { l Gentleman's Diamond Scarfpin. set with g large blue-white dia- monds; has the appearance of a 3V4-carat solitaire. Must be sold at once to raise cash...$123 Gentleman's Diamond Ring, set with 5 large diamonds. Must be sold. A bargain.........$43 A written guarantee with all r diamonds i FISCHER'S! H 918 F St. N.W. | FOR FARM AND GARDEN. HORSE, bay. for sale; bought " automobile. 3 1ou hase Sec B _years ol H st nw HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALI Cherrsdale, Va. {6,000 BABY CHICKS HATCHING BVERY day. White, Biack, Brown Leghorns. Assort | 4 mixed breeds, $5 per 50; §9 per 100. Barred ! Rocks, Anconss, Reds, 12c. White Rocks ‘Wyandottes, 16c each. ‘Terms: Cash with or der. Safe delivers. Booklet. B. Cooley, Box 51, Frenchtown, HEDGE PLANTS, SHRUBS AND ROSES FOR HOMB GROUND PLANTING. FAIRFAX FARMS CO., INO. Fuirfax. Va Phone 4-¥-4. HATCHING EGGE—Hocks a1d Keds. W20 2lat t. o.w. West 685, HEDGES FURNIRHED. PLANTED AND TRIMMED Lawns put in order and cared for by month. faciuding araee euting. A HERRELL, 728 1010 of. we. Lioc. 9640, . 32 WASH