Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 25

' FINANCIAL. COTTONPRICESSOAR ON RAIN REPORTS| Wild Advances at Opening of " Today's Trading—Gains of 87 Points. * BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. NEW YORK. June 11.—Peraistent rumors of further downward read- Justment in crude oll prices had a de- pressing effect upon the ofl shares on the curb exchange today. | Operations for the rise were con- siderably curtailed and the majority | of the group went lower. The price | cut rumors were based on the con- | tinued heavy California production | and reports from other sections In- dicating that the recent reductions had not as vet had the desired effect of discouraging producers. It was stated for example that the output of | this weck In the Santa Fe Springs region would surpass all records, Some of the Standard Olls, | owever, were exceptions to the general ten- den International Petroleum ad- vanced a point or more as a result of covering purchases, and Indiana By the Assoclafed Press NEW YORK. June ¥1.—Cotton prices soared this morning. on a big general movement, induced by reports of heavy rains in Oklahopna, Arkansas and Georgia. Opening 20 to 65 points heavy, the market quiakly advanced T2 to 87 points abow: the Saturday | closing, led by July, which sold up to| 23, October jumged to 25.15 and December 24.44. Besides commissfon houses Liver- pool and New frleans were large buyers in the firgt hour. Futures operged firm. October, 24.85: “December, ary, 23.82; Migrch, 23.75. NEW ORL/EANS, June 11.—Cotton | futures opened steady. July 28.45:] October. 24.30; December. 23.90 January, £3.61: March, 9. Heavy | ralns 1p several states of the belt, deheribed in private reports as damagyng in many localities, put the price 4 cotton higher today from the | openigg. 1In the first hour the active moniis rose 79 to 91 points, July sell- | ing ‘up to 28.85 and October up to 2445, A much better Liverpool than | dye and sales on the spot there of | 12,000 bales helped to advance the ovarket. NEW YORK, June 11.—Cotton fu- tures, 11:45 a.m. bids, steady: Janu ary, 24.08; March, 24.04; Jul October, 25.21; December. 24.51 NEW ORLEANS, June 1 futurcs, 11 a.m. bids. steads 23.80; March, 23.74; July, 28 v MeN : ber. 24.55; December, 24.02 i Lhe E R NEW YORK, June 11.—Cotton—Spot | Louisville G & B stead middling, 29.90. Futures Maracaibo ON 7x closed steady. July, 28.85. 70; Octo- Niagara Falls Po s 25.24a28.26; December, 24.45a EenniRower & Lt H 24.10a24.12; March, SW YORK, June 11.—Following is | an official list of bonds and stocks | (:_raded in on the New York Curb Mar- | July, 3n30;) ket today: 5 ! sates 24.15: Janu in thousands. 3 Alum 78 25 Am Cot OIl s . BONDS. High. 1081, S 101 1005 Low. Close. 1081, 23 101 10015 101 b 1 ;10 Ar & Co of Del Sige Heaverboard 8x ... Beth Steel Tn '35... Can Na Ry Equip s “harcoal Co_Am 8s. it Keretce Tu D .. Cons Textilen Hs. Cuban Tel Ths.... Deere & Co iy Detroit City Gan_6x Dunlop T & Rub Ts.. Federal Sugar 6n... Fixlier_Body fs Gair, Robt, 7n.. i Gen Axphalt Gult O3l of Pa Hood Rubber Tn Kan City Term 6x.. iy E Power Bx. . k3 COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY PITTSBURGH. June 11.—Lumber dealers have felt a check to demand as a result of the lull in building and are preparing today to stimulate trade by slightly lower prices. ST. LOUIS, June 11.—There have been scattered tenders of iron and steel products in this district recent- 1y at slightly lower prices. but plants have advance orders for capacity production for several months. Ruil- roads seem to have ceased inquiries for rails temporarily. ATLANTA, June 11.—Joseph A. MecCord, chairman of the board of the sixth district Federal Reserve Bank, announced today that cured hams would be accepted s collateral for agricultural loans. The raising of hogs has made rapid strides in the last year in this section. PHILADELPHIA, June 11.— Al- though Pennsylvania is practically the only producer of anthracite and one of the largest producers of bitu- minous coal, scores of industrial plants and public institutions are NEW TORK TRUST COMPANIES. changing their power plants to use : Oil fuel. Amonk those which have| 10 Equitable o aRoy R made the change this summer are |sales INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. Strawbridge & Clothier, the Quaker | ia hundrsdn Lace Company and the Publicker 3 PBarrington 0l . g Commercial Alcohol Company. 11 Roston Wa Ol A 154 fl‘:’ o1 3 Kwift & Co Gu.. Tidal Oxage T8 Tnion O #ix b of '25 United 0l Prod Ax.. 100 Un Ry of Hay 7lzs. 106% FOREIGN BONDS. Argentina Ts "23.... 1001, King of Neth 8s.. Mexican Govt fe. 1 Repub of Peru ¥ Rep Pmin 3 53 7 Ruseian Gt 3 Swise Govt 3l 10 U 8 of Mex 45 Sales in units 700 Aoglo Am_Ofl . STANDARD OIL 1SSUES. 15% 151 18%, 181 @a” 8l fows a0 00" 106y 55 Gal Sig 100 Humble 0 & R new 130 Tmp Ofl of Can ... 23 Ind P L. Int Pet Co Ltd 200 Nat_Transit 10 N Y Tranxit. 100 Ohio Oil new. 200 8 O N ¥ new. . 50 Swan & Finch. 600 Vacuum Ol new... po & Carib Synd TULSA, Okla, June 11.—Despite ef- 3 forts to curtail production of oil in the midcontinent fleld, the daily out- geul:sls still approximating 980,000 bar- —_— Washington Stock Exchange BALES. Cepital Traction—5 at 100, 10 Washington Rwy. & Elee. ‘com 108t 69, 10 at 6%y 10 &t 0935 10 st 6075 10 at 492 10 at 69 gol enivental Trust Company—1 ranada Ol t il of P Hudson Oj1 Interstate Roy Keystone Ranger. Kirby U R Lafavette Ol ... Livingston Pet.. Maraea‘ba Oil . Mex Eagle Mex 0il Mount Prod Monnt Gulf. Mutual 01 New Bradford Ofl, Omar 0il & Peer Oi1 Corp. Pennock 100, 10 at 10 at 20 at st 90, o 3.3 Lanston Monotype—10 at 7815 APTER CALL. Washington Riws apital Traction Washington Ruy. & Elec. Washington Rywy. & Elec. com 10 at 603, 10 st 0%, 10 at 69%. 10 at Chesapeske and Obio Tel. of 5,000 at 94. Lasston Mogotspe—20 at 783, 'U: iogton Rwy. & Elec. 45—$3,000 at Money—Call loans, 5 and 6 per cent. BONDS. Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY. ol - Phillips Pet Roy Can 0 & Balt Ck pew... Fe 0 & pa Refin Seaboard Oil Bid. Ak American Tel. & Telg 5 Wi A American Tel. & Telga. 414s. Am. Tel. & Tel. ctl. tr. 5. .. & Tel. conv. 6. Buir. By.. & Potoma C. & P. telephone 3 & ¥ Telephione of Va pital Traction R. R ty & Suburban b Gas 18 olitan R. I. Alex. & Mt. Vernon | Alex. & Mt. Ver. ctf. Wash, Rwy. & Elec. g. m. 6s... MISCELLANEOUS, D. C. Paper 4 e Riggs Realty Riggs Kealty Becurity Storage & Wash. Mkt Culd Kto Wardman Park Hotel 6x STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY, American Tel. & Telg -0 1221 (short Norfolk & Wash. Ington Rwy. & Ington Rwy. & Elec. pid. Terminal Tazi com NATIONAL BANK. Capital . Cofumbi “Bank of Washington. .. TRUST COMPANY. American Security and Trust... 310 Continental Trust 90 Merchants Bank..... s & Trus atioal FIRD INSURANCE. ST MISCELLANEOUS D. 0. Paret DL Morch.ats' Transer | Plipe Line established a gain over the week of Indlana was com) and receded somewhat. ture to the independent group. no fe Maracalbo remained t W YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. 214 -point end. Standard paratively quiet There was he active leader, but fractionally lower quotations pre- vailed most of the session. Motor stocks ignored continued re- ports of record-breal figures for May and this group was the dullest that hes! been witnessed in mo Activity kept on in king production the market for nths. Chicago Nip- pler clasves A and B Net earnings for the first quarter $125,000. It was stat orders on the compa were placed at ed recently that ny's books were sufficient to keep operation at full capacity for a period of four to five months. Recent buying in class B shares was based on belief that it was selling out claws A Caton Axle was among industrials, points at one time, wi hand, Armour p ot INDUSTRI Acme Coal new .. Am Gas & Elec ptd Am Drug ... . Am Stores new. | Appalach Power. .. Ar & Co of Del pfd Atluntic Fruit. Borden & (o ... Bridgeport Meh w i Drit-Am Tob Cou.. Brklyn City R R.. Cent Teresa ... Centrifug_lron Pipe Chicugo Nipple Chicago Trost .. ic Ntesl Wheel . Chi Steel Wheel pf Cleveland A Congoleum €0 Gomw €0 4 p'T oal o Dubilier ¢ & Radio Durant Motor Eaton Axl Fed Telegraph . 3 Gillette 8 R Goodyesr Tire Flanna M A T Heyden Chem Hudson Co ptd, Mydrox Corp .. Inter Contl Rubber. Lupton, ¥ M. ‘rory_Stores i Tron le Co Muns'wear Ine w i i Power & Light Nat Bup Co of Del. Y Tel Co pfd.. erless Mot . Ttadio ¢ Fasen Suamade il i —-rer 2 Repetti Reo Motor..... . Rosen Grain _ Corp. S0 C &' new Stutz Motor. Todd &nip... . Underwood Type Tnit Pft Shar new.. Un Retail Candy Un Shoe Mach Corp N e B2 B - Utah-ldaho Sugar. line with a strong s=pot getting up 1 hile. on the other terred was weak. ALS 415 2 i % 15 16 i £ /8, 4015 i 4% lem Wiy 110 MINING. Alas Brit-Colo 1. 7 Smelters Arizona G Copper. Belcher Extens Butte & Westeri. | laverns Copoer Canurio Copner Candelaria _Min Columbia Continental Mines. Cons Cop Min tp ¢ Cortez Siiver Cresson G S Fortuna Snes ... Forty Niue Mines. Goldfield Cons Goldfield Deep Mine ldfleld Floreace. 1dfleld Jackpot 1afeld Ore. Hardsheli Min Hollinger Heeln Min Homestake E Howe Bound Independence Lead. Tron Ricssom Jib Con Kfox Divii Lorrain _ Silver. Dar:. .o MeNamarn Crex Dev Moitiean Conper. tlonat T w Tiom Cop) w Jerses B Y Porcupine vada Ophir. .. pissing Onlo Copper Premier Gold Min. Ray Hercules Inc... Red Hill Flor... Rex Cons. ... Salide Minew St. Crofx Cons ... 8ii Queen Min Co SI1 Mines of Amer Sil K Div Min reorg Silver King Cons .. Silver Pick . and Kilver Simon Sitver Spearhead Gold ther Dev Mines k Hughes . Belmout no Divide U 1t wnopuh Extens Tono Mizpsh Tuolumne Tnited Eastern ... Tnit Tmperial Mines Uuited Verde Ext. e :BuSE Sen 28338 Tead .24 1 K 10 a1 40 o 1% . 3 85 a1, 28 % 0 3 3 15% i An* i ot 3 05 1 50, 15 30 1id 4 U 8 Contl new w i, . Tnity Gold.. Verde Mine Mig 6 West End Consol 3 Yukon Gold 1 P 98 18 —_— Although the manufacture of stock- ings from spider silk has been sus- pended, there is talk in France of reviving the industry. | | the NEW AUSTRIA LOAN QUICKLY ABSORBED! | Books Closed in New York inj 15 Minutes—Same Speed Shown in London. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 11.—The Amer- ican portion of the international Aus- trian loan, amounting to $25,000,000 7 per cent bonds, was oversubscribed the | fifteen minutes after the books were | opened at 10 o'clock this morning, ac- cording to an announcement by J. P. Morgan & Co. ‘Bonds Well Secured. The issue, which consiste of twen- ty-year 7 per cent sinking fund gold bonds were offered at 90 to yield investors 8 per cent. The bonds are guaranteed as to principal, interest and redemption payments by the gov- ernments of Great Britain, France, Czechoslovakia, Ttaly, Belgium, Swe- den, Denmark and Holland, and are secured by a first charge on the gross receipts of the Austrian customs and tobacco monopoly. “The importance of the Austrian loan,” J. P. Morgan, head of the banking firm of J. P. Morgan & Co., said fn announcing the offering “lies in the fact that the attitude of Amer- ican investors to this loan shows they are interested in helping those nations of Kurope which are prepared to help themselves toward the re- establishment of their credit. Lmportant Credit Step. “The amount, while large, is not excessive, and we have found the American investing public in_accord with us in our bellef that the new Austrian bonds are a good invest- ment, and that the extension of this credit is an important step on the road to neace and normal trade.” The bonds will be ixsued in denomi- nations of $1,000, $500 and $100. Prin- ofpal and interest will be payable in New York at the office of J. 'P. Mor- gan & Co. in United States gold coin. without any deduction for any Austrian taxes, present or future. LOAN CLOSED IN LONDON. LONDON, June 11.--The £11,000.000 block of the new Austrian loan, which the Bank of England undertook te float, was so well received by the in- vesting public that the lixt was closed before noon today, This was taken to indicate that the British share of the issue would be largely oversub- wribed SUGAR FUTURES DROP. Weakness in European Market Affects Prices Here. NEW YORK, June 11.—The early raw sugar market was unsettled by harp decline in futures and in the absence of transactions, prices were nominal. The continued weakness in the European market and only « light domestic demand for refined sugar led to renewed selling in raw sugar futures with prices at midday show- ing declines of to 27 points. A private report placing the Cuban pro- duction up to May 31. at 3,588,918 tons also had her a bearish influence and may have promoted some of the lling which seemed to come from both trade interests and brokers with Turopean connections. —_— BOSTON STOCK MARKET. BOSTON, June 11.—Following ix a list of today's highest, lowest and clos- ing_prices for the most .active stocks dealt in here High 124% £ 1 . 18 Low. Am Tel & Tel. Amoskeag Arcadian Conx Roston & Albany. Rostan & Maine, ... Roston-Elevated Arizona Hardy Coal Tsland Creek Mass Gas ... Mavflower & ¢ Mexican Investment ew Cornelia th Burte Osceola ... St. Maryland Khoe Mach Swift & Co . Tuolumne U & Smelt ... U S Smelt pfd ... Yentura Oil .. Waldorf ...... Walworth 285, 18 154 % o1 4 Winone . Pacific Mills ational Leat —By KESSLER. s PROSRAM STREET THEATRE W SAN TO ENTERTAIN THE STAGE ITATION®. DAVID BELASCO HELP—MALE. 'zmm-umzr:—— W‘W applying for_employment. Uss i ROOTRCACKS—Three, Orst-class. Apply 1400 You st. n.w. 1% BOY, 15 or 18, wanted at Curb Cafe, 511 2nd -t to wait on tables at night; ®ood wages. " ue ROY—White. _stronj ! zasoline station. | Eeterence TOY, colored, In grocery. 800 E st. n.e. 5 RUSHELMAN_ Steady _position: good pay must be experlenced. Fraoklin Clothes Shop, 1008 Pa. ave. n.w, . CABINETMAKER. _Apply 1008 E st now. OHAIR CANER wanted: sieads work: alwn man to repair furniture. Call any time. r 920 F nw. CHAUFFEUR with Identification know the elty. Appl Winte Taxi Co., 3214 5.5 COLLECTOR, experienced, one with Tigh routes will pay $45 n week. Apply Mr. ._200_Rond_bide., 12 and 13 CTOR, experienced; will pay Apply_1630_14th st. n.w. COOKS (male) for Meade: good pay, bosrd and lodging T In perso: 3 Meade, Md. OUNTER counfer map: Rox 352-C. 3 COUNTERMAN in Tunehr: : permanent sition. Address Rox 233-C. Star office KODAK FINISHER—Under 25 yeara: $20 per week. Call evenings. Mr. Kendall, New Com- mercial_Hotel. 920 F st. n.w. . LARORERS for excavation aud_coostruction work. Martin Brothers, 18th and Wehster n.v. LABORERS for stesi works at Johostown, F 86 per (hnuu:)d: t st in tire and ne.; bring 1. must o Black and Tvalary. camp at Camp Write, Addrexs 7o inting and s MANAGER, advertising and business, wanted on well established trade amsociation mugazire in the cast: will have opportunity to develop an extensive field: wtate age. qualificatious and compensation. salary. commission of both. Ad- drens Hox Htar office. MECHANICE and heipers for all (rade - and ‘colored ‘laborers: permanent positions. in Pittaburgh and vicipity: no fees: free trans Portation from Baltimore, Md. = Call or write meyivanis Railroad Employment Rureau, Pennxylvania station. Pittshurgh, Pa_ 145 SE! 300), colored, for Hethlchstn sterl plant: 40c per hour and higher. Apply J. Maxwell. 51 Mass. ave. n.w T MEN t distribute advertisihg. 839 D st. third floor. 7 a.m. 1 HELP AND SITUATIONS." T 95 ™ WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. o HELP—DOMESTIC. Continuod. WHITE about 18 3 for GENERAL USEFULN around store: boys of good character and gergy who desire to go ahead. Address Box 206-C,_Star_office. Snall | DIAMONDS, pri L ginl: don’t reply un 38 per week; 10 Ashuwead pi GENERAT, HOUNEWORK. family, in snall apartment lexs you mean husiness no_washing. ( n. FOdwnd silvey purchRsedT E lin_ nc.. 535 F at. m-w. S, old goid, silvi Abrabams, 815 G DS, gold, siiver, piatinum, ail wmall _ famil, dry out. .. Apt. 8. _11% class bushelman: steady posi- tion" all year around. Stanley Clothes Shop, 1209 Pa, ave. n.w. PRIN mestic science, food chemistry and institutional management. Permanent. State salary. Ad- S 58-C, Star office SUPERINTENDENT for apt. house; middle-aged white man, married; generally useful with {tools and with a knowledge of apartment house management; quarters supplied. Address Box BUSHELMAN wanted; first-| CIPAT. TEACHER for| X vocational school, June 15; col-| lege trained, experienced in do-| GENERAL one in family of Jewelry ‘bought for cash. Abe Abrahai g {4389tk o¢_o'w: Teleplone Main 5504 TRIA With vefer TEDS and furnitare. Rood Baquare Teal Furniture Co., 1 Phone Main_5i38. NTTURE—N_ Rirstern, 820 81h oF. 5 a1} Kiuds of furnituce wantéd. Phone Fre ¥i GENERAL HOUSEWORKE ence, willing to nights: nights; will consider woman with_ebild. 115 . Takoma Park. Col. 2311 OUSEWORK: E—If vou nave any furnituze 15 to sell, and you want 1o obt best results, wend for Louls Notes, 814 E n.w. Phooe_Franklin 201 7 g . carpets. ot 1262 for wagin or have we call 920 Pu._nve. now RNTTURE wud _iouseh You Will feel satixfied wi Weisenberg, 416 10th_st. FURNTTURE chane some 1539-J FURNTTU! sults for laneous, . Shap n.w Franklin 5785 ITRNTTURE of Kinds wanted diatels, an a whols or odd pieces WORKER, colored woman, by duy or week; reference. 1007 20th st. n.w GENBHAL | Sundays: | | ! Phans W. “Weschler, 13 _goods prices 1 w. Main Young rouple aeaires go0d used furniture. o | 101 bring ; | | { now. WEWORK, colored girl Park — y. 8. o0t o par Franklin ______“. ot AR o ol bR T re" i other “misrals @0 Louisiaca sve. Claveland Phone NERAL TIOUSEWORKER, colored GE a 1115 6th st. n.w. girl Call ! i H ot after | 8 stendy position: $6 per week and meals fomm. o 11w m. Tuesduy: references | Conne H HOTSER BEPER, o capble of Twme Lincoln C, Star office. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. SAN colored, of man_and wife, in_small place’ near cliy. Walter 3. Proctor, 214 H o 2o SARKERR and_awsortera: experient at once. W. T. Doyle, 1335 H st. n.e., Apply Clectric IST for mountain resort; July, Augus hoard. State experience. Nidress e £ TOTNG. w telepine and o MAN OR GIRT, T of abilliy fo sell in Waxh- ington exiablished product of proven mwrit: firld here hardly touched: unlimited co-opera tion and help. Call afterncons. Mr. Sears, Roomn_410._ Rond_hldz. _ Exper.. welling o ome: 807 exclunive opportunity: state ex Station X New Y Woman, for small five-room apt $10_per month; Wilte away all d clean eool adult family: must be good. lovely home. 7-C. Star office HOUSEWORKEK, colored woman, for room ing house: conld 'give living quarters. 200 B stnw. Fr 11 KITCHEN 1381 12th st LAUNDRES: Lamont st. Money advanced oo Sachs Furniture Co., corper Bth w6306 FURNITURF of all Kinds. Tocluding rugs, car- pets. brie-n brac. ete. Call Franks 160 = watches, diamonds spd old in_our intg. Aept.” Full cash VF > GoLb. er | fewelry needad | value paid IRVENTIDS P have 3 7o Fo o mountatin: | Louis. 31 North 8830 __11° | JEWELRY. dinmonds. housework. (all Cleveland | 88d art ficial teeth. Ms : " 2 days work each week. 1630 MATD for gene 1603 NUIGRE, white, e child four T, silver, i Sibtier, 907'G'st. D. A et For 3 moathy. wmall_pony enl (entle) for Soung children o ride and arives u4o pany eatt, harness and suddle: £ood care ured ,‘1) iress Box Star office, givis D e 1o Fanom. for TIERT clvai y crices. 1360 Tark e HEN q 3 nun jolice dog: owner will care for and feed; musi be in immediate vicinity ith aud Newton' wis, Apply b reliuile. afte get dinners PLUMBER, Monday morniug, e now. PRESSER TES RALERSIAN —flave ing for wn’ experienced large for _man to secure Washington = dealer; must be hustler and finan responsible: give full detalls and number territory cially nt with one of Washingto A inity o young experience s oldest in Star office. preferabiy Arrespondenc et . Kiar o, RALESYE neat_appenrance for | Tocul smles beilliant future for thos who qualifs ; Ausiy:be tween 1 and 6 e Mag. atemorive- icads furnished help: opportunity to build Tneas: Hoe €| nd_bldg. : leads write per Rox 104-K, ALESMEN furnished proposition sonal facts i Srst letter. Addres Ktar_ofice. ALESME: n cut, over 21 years of for ‘permanent position with large con- salary and commission to start. Apply hidg.. 9 and a Cxperience: perm Apply_ st once. oo Th ar . BALER A o0d salary Show Srares. 10 STEAM TARLE MAN, f Apply 3318 140 ut. n.w STENOGRAPIER and_typewrl for “castern Pennsylvaniu. to work as secre. tars and on correspondence, patent specifica- tions, efc. Must be quick aud sccurate. Single man preferred. Nend full detafls regarding nd experience. snd references. Ad- ~s Tox 200.R, Star_off TAILOR —first-class, 407 8t st se. Hirselr's w: good wa wanted. H. Sherman. man wanted. Weariey's 0 1 : 8 hours: ried man_preferred. WASHMAN —Experienced washman: steady work. Apply Home Laundry, 1120 Queen st. n.c YOUNT SMAN to work on woda fountain nigis. Apply Wardmen Park Pharmacs.' Conn. eve and Woodley r ouseworker, n.w. North o OOk, waiters COOKR (41, Filopino utilits man, club female, $75; rexort. Mulds, Buper Nerviee Bur eneral You_st fonr women for norhern wummer camps, $75 month: three pax month: eight chambermaids wanted Fxchange. 1221 2ith at. West 2 £130: white cook, §75. Vermont_ave $4 1o %6 White Croms Dr. Drew, President 14 ITTIONB-Free registration. Wal Fraplovment Exehange, opernied for U Selwol for secretart wagen Bureau, 021 N st n.w., tngton public by Washingt TMELP four four city refer. general cookn, fwo good salad women. four porters to leave Transportation furnished: Tteid’s Agenes v for summer, ences_required INSTRUCTION COURSES ANY ONE CAN EARN GOOD SALARY learns telephone xwitchboord operating, 10"T5 onehonr euxs. faseinating lessons ake limit: big demand all over the country for competent operators. Private or class in- struction. New class opens 11. Oxford bldg.. cor. 14th X e and H. N YOUR w ignogruphic feion. $25 per sweek.” Positions for grad Ttex. "Foroll today.” BOYD SCHOOL. 133, G n.w. = o ATTO BRIVING TESSONS PRIVATELY given. Call Lincoln 82. We do_the rest. bl ¥ SITUATIONS—MALE. ACCOUNTANT, credit man. er. income tax man costs: progressive. office. BOOKKE seeks ponitiol Star_offic (T WILL NoT Bi {debts contructed b I FRANK B HAGAN {HOME™ FOI: EMJ | ehildren: children cared hours. 1306 Chapin st. n.w IR EETTO R j stant resu! expert bookkeep. aunitical statements, Address Box 91-C, Star VPARENTS AND for during _office Adams 1325, k’ eclerk. typist, exparie ¢ family. Kindly cant | land build Careorun nw. Sam | ME sther of our cheerfal way 51" Payiug for men's riothes, shoes. etc. Tf voung_married man, 1\'”1 ¥ a kquare deal try JUSTH'S OLD \cighes position: private or | STAND. 610 D 3 A."K. Nyers, 030 La: | Wr- ARE No¥ o Do n I men's and ladies’ settied; private or d 11+ CHAUFFEUR, neat years’ experience, truck: any make car. mont st n.w HATUFFEUR. colore ortli 7908 W B or an; T 441k at | PHYSIOTHERAPY AND _ELECIR |apy sciestifcally given. For sppolntmest. phone” P 1447 1i —;Ifl :OHB o Agfllfll diet: might and day nurme North 7063 1724 20th st. m.| RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business comcerns guaran ter natisfaction to Star readers. Any oom- plaint sound neceasary ta be made o The Ktar will receive prompt attemtion. ¥or admission 't Recommimdrd Service Col- wmnx. eall_Main 5uni. Rranch 11 AUTOS WASHED AND POLIRHED; quick Ixervice. repair ull cars. KTANLEY SERY- Kear 1114 Vermout ave atler Wit wants work of any kind Srar_ofice. CHEF, ion hotel, | aye ‘ | Mr restaurant expert 1 gentiemen’s garments: Schiffman. 610 Que st kT NTEWARD, open for engngement, first-claes AR A-1 references: will manage cater position on percentage or salary. Co s bw. Frank- RESPON s XPERT N TAKE CHARGE ENTIRE KF DRAW U'P PROFIT AND LOSS BALANCE SHEETS. ET( ARY TO OPPORTUNITY NTAR OFFICE. 1% 'SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. ng done thoroughly: S GARAGE. 2121 14tb n. HANGING: REPATRING: WORK entimates given ¥. 906 &th st. n.w. Ph. : greasi FOK! SALARY t ER Sole Hartfora agency st Hartford IR wanied, Trade qui Trars ot waltiag - Write " Ty i ber_ehool, §1 more st., Balt more, Md. FIVIT, SERVICE. examimations ey July 10 saliry. $1.400 o 180 Tari® Sxaminers. Tuly 11:eal- 20 o $18A0 Clans for stetistics Kpecial fusiriction day and night Tha Civll K reparatory Sehodl, s.e. cor. 12 and F 0w ) $0° YOI FARS let e talk to Hividinal " inatretion tortra We help vo hone for free catalogue. F' fting. 14th and_T sts. n.w. 121 O0TELS AMBITIOUS BT aatienwide " degand ja sl hotels, tea rooms. apartment houses: uncrowded fleld: ne living Quick advancement; our methods our students employed by leading hotels, every- Open,_evenings. Call for particulars. 1"Training fchool, 1840 N ¥ av MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate business: receive pay while learning; need not fnterfere with present emplorment: some mak- ing $100 g week. Free cla lectures every . 3 pm. William F. Matteson. 610- ond bidg. Ntenozral 50 T £100 8 wer Tf ot about_one personsl and in. in mechanical Dsy and ey men and YOUNG MAN (o work in datry and drive Reo piv Colonial Hotel. 15t & M sts, 13* MAN for caller on photographic crew: commission. ~ Kee Mr. Center. New 230 T st nw o help_man: subseription 1ixt; big money; guaranteed ary without strings attached: easy work: short Mr. Bowen, 1317 F st. n.w. hree. s X { DRIVING INSTRU Day or evening for men and women. A, AUTO SCHOOL, ain 8250, HELP_FEMALE. | ety seRTT T e lalso apprentice. ~Margaret . Schutze. Specialist. 1145 Condecticut ave MEN —If you want out-of-door short hours, good pay: experience un Call between and 12 a.m. 900 American Nat. Baok bidg. YOUNG MEN, several, house work; Bo selll Give address and 152:C, Star_office. “CLOTHING BALESMAN_ PARKER-BRIDGET COMPANY REQUIRES THE SERVICES OF A THOROUGHLY PERIENCED, : SALESMAN: POSITION 18 PERMA! AND OFFERS SPLENDID OPPORTUNIT APPLY MR. LESSNER. PARKER-BRIDGET €0, E_AVENUF NINTH. 8 YOUNG MEN with executive ability, 19 to 28 years of age, to learn repairing Rurroughs . We will teach and puy vou a mod- erate salary while going through our school. Single men preferred: must be o situsted o3 willing to live or Canads. Steady work, with rapid promotion for those who are capable and willing to work for it. Apply 8 a.m.. June 13, fourth floor. 724 1Tth st. n. Burronghs Adding Machine Co. ize SALESMEN. OUR MEN ARE AVERAGING $40 WEEKLY SPLLING HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES ON EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS: WE WANT BIX MORE MEN TO JOI! TION. CONSOULIDATED GAS IRON BOOM 410 JENIFER BLDG. LABORERS wanted. Tor house-fo- or woliciting required. telephone. Address Rox Apply President’s grand stand, front of | White House, * REAL ESTATE SALESM A rare opportunity for men of force, pep and a desire to work. If you are tired or have a hard- luck story, don’t apply. We have | the property and the prospects; you will have full co-operation of the office. Must have auto. i THE LO\VTC%ER REALTY | -Machinists’ Building. Main 5768., CLERK in delicatessen store;: must have experience in han- dling cooked meats and making: sandwiches. Address Box 345- C, Star office. * YOUNG MAN. If you are earning leas than $35 per 'f - want to get inte the selling game In tAis ATy o T ve unity for you in a national organization mrll{l more than d branch offices. Promotion branch m: ranteed if you quallfy. Experience red. Don't miss this opportunity, sgership Dot _req ‘which mesus a resl future for you. Oull before 9 a. or after 4 p.m. 301 Stewart bldg., ‘Washington. _Ask for Mr. Jones. B A LOCAL corporation dealing in first mortgages only requires several energetic salesmen to sell its Treasury stock; splendid opportunity for producers. Ap- ply 715 Southern building. TTAILOR AND PRESSER. (White.) PERMANENT POSITION, it patisfactors. Only tbese who are thoroughly experienced " 487 13th ST. N.W. Julius ‘Garfinkle & Coy in any part of the United | OUR ORGANIZA- { CABHIER: reference: rapid. with general knowledge of office work. dress Tlox 221-C. Star offce CLERK—Laundry office; fast writer and a at figures; state’salary expected. Box_271-C. Star office. CLERK. competent. bandwriting and figures must be neat dress Box 222.C. Rtar office. z GIRL—Experienced on presses. Page Laun- drv. 620 F n.w. | LADY to travel accurate an Ad- for general office work: Ad- extensively for New York corporation doing _ nation-wide educational work: must be anxious to make permanent conneetion; splendld opportunity for advance- ment. Position (s worth §75 per week. Oul refined need apply. Address Box 185-B, Star office. LAUNDRY- dept.” Apply Home L. LAUNDRY—Colored women for pressing m chine: steads work. Avply Home Laundry, 1120 Queen st. ne. PRACTICAL NURSE for infant. ABHB-W. = SEAMNTRESS, for general laundry —repair work. West End Laundry, 1723 Pa. ave. n.w SODA DIRPENSERS, experienced: girls. 3070 Mt Pleasant st n.w. 1 ENOG experience connidered dress_Rox STENOGHAPHER and secretary: i Food stenographer and have experience wnd initiative: state age, gualification and refer- ences. _Address Box star offce. TENOGRAPHER, (horoughly experienced. for enes £ Texcenient Telephone dain 704. st.n.w. TEACHERS aud college students_—Vi position the mountains or seashore: $210 for 60 days. Splendid opportunity to get ex- Hence in efcient business methods: some nterviewing. Give detalls of training perence. _Address Box 127-B, Star office. TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD {white), for business office; references salary. éxpected. ce. Fxperlenced girls for flat work indry. 1120 Queen xt. n.e. Columbia opportunity for advancement R. J. Rothstein, 800 H ATTRESSES, five: gond character. experi- ence. 3316 14th st. n.w. Norman W. Oyster Co N to auewer physician’s phone at night in exchange for good downtown room with family. F. 62 13° ! wo Columbia Rehool of § depart- | Tlrfix.‘; i - | i o ‘ | ‘ i | i | office work: ready to start immediate- | ooy | Coleman, 2438 K st OPERATOR | 1410 X._ state | LAUNDRESS, firat ¢ Address Box 16:C, Ster of- | st n.w | COMPANTON or practicat murse. Adaress, Tox Tith quarters, Ly man and X Al minor attention: first-class ery Co., 3010 M n.w. 1 “AND TIRE SERVICE, repalring rechurging; free delivery service. Phone TG A0BT 14t M mow Oc crlinder. owaer o frozen exlinders. cast m welded properiy: all M. Coleman, 207 12th nphoistering. poren rockers mstrong, 1233 10th st. B.w, ERY and ignition receive pror Georgetown RISTANT iz system @ Cme work. Address BEAUTY CULTURI »“vou; no extra char, Fhone ~Toty M TION, by temher. (Mix [ - ERK. with knowledge of stenographr. de sires 10 secure employment where there is a chamee for advancement. Phone Franklin 10. Branch 2 RK—Experien . will_consider mode; jew_call Main &6 CARPET (LEAXING AND WARHING—Have Albert Kablirt & Co. clean your carpet rugs. Improved steam carpet cleage: Md ave. sw. Phone M. 2036. cheerfully given ELECTRICAL WORK W] on ienting. trpewrit- For in w te salary. ARE EXPERTS for estimates. 0. C. Star office. i 11e white, cafeterin or short order: ref.. chef Y. M. C. A.. Lima. Ohio. 111 OORS cleaned and recnixned by competent H. Goodrich. Fi 0. . s of best harawood Cheaper than linoleum: old ficors Jiplr Price. 9127 5ih st mw. ¥ Tenova'ed, Franklin FLOORS scraped. A Capitol st W T REPATRING, RADIATOR REPAIRING, art's Garage, 'Authorized Ford Dea 1211 a1, n.e " Phone Lincoin 6200, FURNITURE _UPHOLSTD. REPD; SLIP. covers mude Fat. cheerfulls given. Returned TITTENSOR. 1424 Sth_b.w. 02. FREE COLD STORAGE: REPAIRING wdeiiniz. a1 lowext prices. ZLOTNICK, at 12th. n.w. NING EXPERTS. carpete washed your floor: whitewashiog. pa an kt. Potomac 373, & 8 cut, basted and fitted, §3. Aa 1974 2001 131h st nw. BEE DRESSMAKER—Mr: Tert™ Coates: sfreet, afternoon, even'ng Sowns 4 fpecialty; aiso e modelingAdams 3068, 262 Ontario rd. 15% SRMARING, ar Tone o So73d of ull uker s | | | i ‘ ‘ i i { kindx by Phone Line. 40113 & position, ten fraternicy hotse. care for semi-in Address Fefined. m housekeeping 1o e widower's xperienced : best TOUSECL and dried ¢ - Col. ing. flooss. SECRETARY _Research and _general: ten sears' experience in executite work: good per- sonality: accustomed to dealing with the pub first-class references. Addres TENTS: while you wait. Turner & Clark. 1233 York_ave. n.w. Basement. F. 3005, ! KEYS_DUPLICATED WHILE YOU WAIT, 25¢. 80 9th st. n.w., basement. SIATTRESS MAKING Special ng cleaning— springs Lie springs. cushions and pil- lows renovated at special prices. Special this week—Matiress ed, §: Columbis Bedding Co.. 616 F st. n.w. ne Main 5529, SRES_AND PILLOWS ren imable prices. Let us call Prompt_deliveries and sati Bedding 1123 Tth st. o. ew perlence, ferred vancement. For inter h P-I-X OPERATOR, tion_ Address 3 —_—— SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. BUNDLE WASH perienced colored B, Tencedwi Star_office. erior and exterior paint. ing. When you think of painting think of CAROW & FRY, 1011 H st. n.w. in 1201, TPAINTING, terior and exterior: excellent work: hest ria write for estimate. J. STER AND PAPERHANGER, 5. & HOB T vl work, Towest Drices; prompt sarv- neMain 610e! papered, $6 and up, first-claxs work. Jee 3 F R 1551, 18% PAPERE AND PAINTING — & PATLEITA, 97 Snd nr. | Line. 3368 Qick: efMicient service, guar. work; reasouable p'r'i'r:. woman wmall, by neat colored nw. i MAID: position DY neat color with _reference. Address 1116 New Hampshire_ave. Phone Wext_3195-J. TOOK or housework, without laundering. ith Apt 1. COOK &nd _houseworker. white pluce in suburbs. Addréss Box office. ~ cxpericnced ily: suburbs preferr onth. _Addres Y8 WOR .18 T w FAMILY WASH to do at home. TP, INCLUDING WALTER CHAD- North 7260, Let PAPERHANGING, § paper_and cut-out border. WICK, 101¥ Douglas n.e. me do’it_now PAPERHA AT G Frankiin 02 87 and up, Telephons EAT, HOUSEWO! references. 820 Delaware ave x.w NERAL HOUSEWORKER, chambermaid tress or nurse, without washing. by coun” ry girl; prefer sfaying nights. il ing_that pap done. 1 c R. SEALS, 639 New York TAPERHANGING- RBASONABLE PRICES; no delay; good workmanship. Eoterprise Dec: orating Co., 1620 14th st. n.w.” North 4 u PAPERHAN. TAINTING, DECORAT- ing: best material used. See us before having your_house_redec, A. 8304-J. 3200 Ga. s {PHONOGRAPH REPATRING — Phonographs repaired bs expert: parts for all makes ma- chines. Franklin 5975. 800 9th st. n. i PTANO TUNING, &2; piano and player repair inc. Speake & Spriggle, 922 N. Y. ave. n.w. Main_5616. PTANO TUNTA paired, refinished men Piano_tuning AGUSEWORK, _cool andry, maid. TATN first_cla . at home, DRY WORK to 1648 34 _st. n.w. & NDRY doue at home by hand: done first-cl take nome: Wnd plavers re- t by skilled work- chacfer, Ssnderson anos 0d_rebuil YOUNG LADY—Must be experienced in cort finding_fn printing plant. Address Box 284-C, Star office. MANGLE HANDS and shakers; girls wanted. Apply National Laundry Co., 19 Pierce st. n.w. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR In patent attorney’s office; must be rapid, ciirate and thoroughly experienced on specific tons and amendments; good walary and perma- nent position if you quslify. Clarence A. O'Brien. 721 Southern bullding. 13% SALESLADIES — Must have experience, for suits, dresses and coats. Apply at once. White’s, 917 F st. n.w. HELP_DOMESTIC. EOOK and meneral housework; only ex- jer ., _res ible rty need apply; stay e T S T COOK, colored, for girls' country home near G Echo; state experience and salary pected.Address Box 830-C, Star office. 12 _ COOK and general housework; no laundry. 1326 Girard W, " COOK and help with Cleaning: stay Bights; $10 per wesk. 28 Primrose ot., Obevy Chase, phone Cle: 920, 12¢ Plano Co., 044 H st. D.e. PTUMBING, TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING promptly attended to. When there {s plumb- ing there is CAROW & FRY. Msin 1261. 1011 Honw PLUMBING HEATING ~AND TINNING. “Have 1t Done Right—Get Casey,” 8207 14th st. n.w. Columbia 155-1331, PLOMBING AND HEATINO—Jonn R. Guerln. 4 Ci st Linc. 3417—Steam and bot- wa hl‘l"n! plumbing, boiler and power plants. Found reliable for 25 years. PLOMPING _AND _TINNING, JOBRING T8 our specialty. Quick service in emergency cases When vou_ think of plumbing thisk of CAROW & FRY, 1011 H st n.w. Main 1261 PRINTING—Complete Drinting_service, W ing. illustrating, composition and presswork high-grade commercial work. Columbian Priat- ing Co., Inc.. 815 14th st. n.w. STRING. Tnstalintions; electrieal und repairs. White & Boyer Co.. 810 T u TATOR RETATEIN v old refrigerator: piir and reline it as good 8% new 'rinning_and_ Roofing. M. 7610. 803 9th n.w. WATER BUGS, BED BUGS, ex- d: expert workmen_emplosed: work EXTERM! NAT:§0 ROOMS PAPERED. D T INTE. rior and exterior puinting a¢ lowest pris Metropolitan Dee. Co., 427 G st. nw. Ph, Lincoin 1057. NG to take bome. WASHING to do at lome or 11th st. n.w. WOKK, mornings, or laundry colored” girl. 730 24th st. n.w YOUNG colored woman to_get dinners or part day work. 920 P s WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIQUES, a best prices paid. d. 1523 G st.” Main 8173 FRAME or cheap bicycle, 9163 Bth st. . 1 BOOKS—Party wishes fo buy some miscellune ous books. _Franklin 1530-J. e Will pay highest price worn_clothes. Write Phone prices paid for men's worn clothing and shoes. G. Licht- x 8315. 1744 7th st n.w. CLOTHING—Will call In my uniet meblle, city or gubucbe. " an: you' highest prices ‘for Iadies’, gentiemen's, children's a* carded clothing of all descriptions. ~Ad” s« postal or phone. [ will call.” W. Rice, 1532 th st n.w._North 1755, CLOTHING—Army and Nayy clothing _and boots:_highest prices paid. Call Franklin 1260. CONCRETE_BLOCK ER!!R!; state price. G. B. MUNSON, Arlington, Ve, day's work. 1419 taken home; Lw. 11° ESTIMATES— Windows, door a3d porch screens. J. M. Butler, 8919 1st m.,w gress Heights. Phone Linc, 7297, 28