Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 30

30 A BY (Copyright. by J. i SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS INSTALLMENTS. John Wariug, newly elected to the presidency of Corinth College, & veperuble New England cat of learning, is found stabbed to death in As he fis at the inacle of his bout to marry Lmily Bates, & arming and cultured widow, no motive ‘for ide appears. He had po knowp enemies. Wis Do trace of & weapon, mor was way in which @ murderer could have N rcoa e batler, The next morning N , tl apanese g is mis . as are a vajuable ruby stickpin, orn. by the dead man, aud §500, known te ¢ been in his private drawer. His will, e aut in Tavor of his fancee, has apparent s been burned in the grate, Thus his estate reverts to a distant relsth Maurice Trask. Gordon lackwood, Dr, Warlag's secretary, in- ixts firmly, even suspiciously, upon the suicide ticory Anita Avstin, “The Mystery Gil,' she jins been dubbed by the inmates of Mrs. Adams’ Voarding house (becaure cf her wiience con cerning herself and ber business in Corinth) is Grawn futo the tragedy when Mive Boscom, & prying old maid, uccuses ber of siting Dr. Waring on the night of his death and of be- tug an accomplice in his murder. potprints, into which her sives exactly 8t. are Tound i tha crusted wuow leading t© and from Dr. Waring's study window. oreover, the roll of bills and bis ruby stiekpin are found her possession, together with an embroidery b which the fatal wound might de it fingerprint evidence against her, and with unmistukable proof that it was the im- Jrint of her button-trimmed dress which wes nnd en w plosh chair buck in Warine's S0hdy. Anita admits visiting him ou tbe migh of the tragedy. But her story is so conflict- & and her distress-so apparent that Maurice < sympathics cnlisted in her n Anits ix so evident ousy of Lockwood, who 2 her. Tramk, however, flons and comstifutes him- ck Illh( (e;_lh\:;‘ i W confessos his love to Anita. rask, i vmlh‘d \\'vv‘\ he s to bribe her to | Bevome his w to drop a1l charges | 5 from her name’ if ‘nraged by her re- | rret out ber sdentity e recognition of he Brows. Anita, stalling few days to recomsider his | r to keep bac g i begs for proposal. An Agreement. “You say vouwll give me a week?"| said Mis: tery at last, grasping at a hope of repr ; Trask looked at her with curiosity. | “what good'll that do you? Better put yourself under my protection at once day you lose is that| condemn me v Banking on your sex to Well, honestly, 1 don't nk they'd send a\prvll) like 3 to the chair, but a would convict you in the eyes of the; sven if twelve men were too ted to see you electrocuted. R imprisonm sk, have You no trial | i H 0 e girl that is to be ‘ne for a gir] who scorns | throws me over for my own T'm a red-blooded man, | "¢ play fast and away with it!"” nean” to pixy tast and | You, if by that you mean | 3 ut 1 do ask for | ¢ over. Tha don’t wit not ble, i | Miss M = lit Joling. and 3 “All_right e smile was ca- puldn’t resist it as he looked ! itehing fac 2 days. n that 3(7“ don’t let Lo to you. Promise me pours you wom't ® on conbiic wood make love that for forty-eight that man alone.” 4 How can I promise that? “You'll have to, whether you can or not Lt “All right, T promise. He looked at her sternly. 4 ep that promise, or ven't much opin- you're not the remember | Maurice Trask eax o sets out to do. And if that, you're mighty apt ise,” Anita said, | and T fully in- not such a very pros Jooki t him cold tend to keep it. hard one to keep. Jer lip curled, and though he guessed the tumult in her heart, there was no sign of it on her face rask accompanied her to the post . and then, hidding him a care- ood afterncon, Anita went into hop, and he made no attempt to o He would h: interested, however, had he’noted her proceec fngs. For she went straight to a telephone hooth and called up the | Waring house. Ito answered and when she asked 10 be connected with Mr. Lockwood, the butler gave the connection_without question. sordon?’ came the soft voice, "This is Anita And then she toid him quickly but 1l that had passed between her Trask. S0 you see,” she concluded. *“I do want these two days to think things and [ mustn't see you alone, for e to know of it.” " Lockwood said, 1 ing over the telephone, Il go downtown this ing and telephone you—-" that won't do. 1 can't talk ou in_the Adams front hall! a better plan. Tomorrow, when Mr. Trask goes out you eall me up there, and T1l go out to a pay station and call you up where you are now. And the day after tomorrow the time will be up.” “Yes, and what are you going to do_ther “I don’'t know.” said the girl. her voice suddenly losing its brightnes: . to think it out. Good n_ going T'll see you at LT 3 and this evening, I sup. pose, but only with others present. And after a few more words Anita left the booth and walked slowly home. ‘When Trask returned to his library aid to Lockwood, “Get busy on old books at once, will you? 1_want the shelves cleared for som. of my own books that I've sent for.” Very well,” returned the secretary, thinking of the probable difference bet the expected books and those they would replace. “De you mind, Mr. Trask, if 1 take a few of these old ones myself? T'il you whatever price a first-class ler sets on them. ‘Oh, take what you want without I'm fn a good humor today, 0od, better take advantage of Help yourself from the shelves.” “Thank you. Tl not impose on your kindness and generosity. Nor gid he, but among the few vol- umes he chose was the crimson stalned copy of Martial's Epigram: Distasteful though it was, Lock- wood looked at the book with & fes ing of reverence and-opened the vol- ume at the page that had last held the interest of its owner's scholarly mind, The crimson stain_completely ob- scured the print, but Lockwood gazed long at the defaced page. 1 wonder,” he said to himself, *4f a crack detective could get anything from this. There's that Stone, Mercer is always raving over—I suppose h. terribly expensive—yet this strang: case might intrigue him—and yet— there's Anita to be considered. If jt should turn the tide against her—" ~ Later that afternoon, Trask went out again and Lockwood seized his chance. Calling Anita at the Adams house, he said, “Listen, dear, you needn't say anything but yes or no, and then no one will understand.” 4 “All right,” came the reply. T've just about come to the con- clusion Tl get a clever detective and put him on the case. I mean a real detective—in fact, Fieming Stone.” “Oh, no!" Anita’s voice was one of nll:rhdlxmfl};' ‘Why not? “I—I can’t tell you this way! You said—" So 1 did. Well, here, I'll ask ques- tions. Dom't you went me . to do thi: little Oh, p Lockw! it. very emphatically. Loc |be was glag, THE MYSTERY GIRL D ———— Thrilling Detective Story CAROLYN WELLS. B. Lippiacott Ce.) “Youw'd rather I wouldn't?” “Very much rather.” “Becauss you fear ill effects to yourself?” e “You are sure you're not overesti- mating the danger of that?” “Then there’s no more to be sald. Good-by.” . Lockwood hung up the recelver and turned around to see Trask frowning at_him. “So that's the way you and Miss Austin ‘whip the devil around the stump!” ““That's the way,” returned Lockwood, coolly. “She promised not to see you alone— is this how she keeps the letter of her promise and breaks it in spirit?” “Leave her out ef this. 1 called her she did not call me. il the same. Now, I gather from the interesting talk 1 overhcard that Miss Austin does not wish to have Fleming Stone take up this case.” “You are at liberty to gather any- thing you choose.” “See” here, Lockwood, you make a mistake when you try to antagonize me. I'd be a better friend to you than an_enemy.” “I've no reason to want you for elther.” Lockwood was by no means impertinent, he merely spoke indiffer- ently. Trask noted this and “went on more suavely: “Now, my propose’ to do ing Stone my: ckwood Wwas astounded. At first for he felt sure Stone could solve the whole mystery. But, then, suppose ft incriminated Anita, and though Lockwood was sure of her innocence, he was just cnough so to realize that his surety was largely be- cause of his affection for her. Suppose Stone stiould prove her to be'the crim- dear Lockwood, what T 1;-,\\:‘ is to employ Flem- H couldn’'t—and yet—- broadi “Yow've the reputation of being of gn impassive countenance, Lockwood, t to me your face is n open book: However, It's only because you are up against a difficult problem. You want Stone to come, yet you're afrald bell find out that Miss Austin is pretty deep in this murder mystery, But Tve made up my mind, and i think youll 'see that any attéempt on Yo o change my declsion would look bad for Miss Austin.” . You let her name alone, Trask, or 11 on with you myself.” © You any real right to tell me r}lvu and she enga o far as T am concerned, we Mies Austin prefers to w it to announce it, but I e, to you in contid “Oh, "it's_in_ confidence, oh, : . all Don't fear I'll breathe the news, e, I've made y A:”a Austin ning S € proves that she is purdercss, Tll marry her all the same: She: pe punishment—what wom- Shell escape g ment—what wom- **Then, I ner changed. Stone anywa are. it until later an answer for right. For, up my mind to myself: and here.” Lockwood's man- 1t ‘vou're going to gat tor . why can’t we work with each other and mot at odds? What. ever else we think or feel we both want o save Miss Austin ail the trouble or distress we can. Let's be friends, then, and tal things over with Stone, and m on! Then if we see thi going against her, shut him of “Well, yes, if we can.” “Of “course we enough for anything Fleming Stone. No be, bought.” ‘I don't mean all you do, but I do me: can solve the myste, lot him do it. It he cated, let it bs understood by forshand, he i to cease Inversipmi bex xsic mougmha minut ' That goes.” he said: “I agree.” Continucd” tomorrow, - gs are . _I've money “Ven to buy off man's too big to if Stone and clear Anita, finds her impli- {LAD OF SEVEN SAVES SISTER, 2, FROM FIRE| Child Takes Baby Girl Out in Arms as Roof of House Crashes In. By the Associnted Press. ORLANDA, Fla., June 19.—Frank Faton, a seven-year-old lad of this city, proved himself a hero when he saved his two-year-old sister from their home, which was in flames. Frank's parents, who were atte; s, nd- ing their dairy trade at the time, saw their home in flames and rushéd to the scene, only to find entrance im- possible. As ‘they returned to the front of the house they met the bo: coming out, his baby sister i i arm Ths . floor above: cilstion LhrOUED just as the children emerged TEN FULL OIL TANKS DESTROYED BY FIRE 23,000 Gallons Are TLost Big Blaze Near Cincin- nati. in By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 19.—Ten tanks, contdining 23,000 gallons of gasoline, were destroyed by fire at the plant of the Ohio Refining Com- pany in Bond Hill yesterday. Firemen, despite being subjected to intense heat, stationed themselves on twelve reserve tanks and successfully fought flames. The loss is placed at between $20,000 and $25,000, CORNER STONE IS LAID FOR NEUILLY HOSPITAL Herrick Says 750,000 Francs More Required for Insti- tution. By the Associated Press. PARIS, June 19.—American Ambassa- dor Myron T. Herrick yesterday lald the corner stone of the New Ameri- can Hospital at Neuilly with 100 beds, replacing the previous institu- tion of thirty bed In his dedicatory address the am- bassador, alluding to the fact that| the hospital was already in posses- sion of its building and an endow- ment fund of §,000,000 fra; said 760,000 francs more would be re- ‘quired, of which 300,000 would be requested of Americans living in Paris, the remainder to be raised in the United States. Directly after he had finished speaking two gifts of 26,000 francs each were made anonymously by per- {©! sons present. ——— Miss Lilllan Bowner, seventeen- year-old schoolgir] of Honolulu, holds the world’s tank swimmiag record for ‘women, she having done fifty yards in" 28 seconds flat. loocked up to” And Trask smiling | il THE EVENING STAR, LESLIE, YOU GeT R16 17 > BED This MirnUTE! YOU VE GOT To GET UP AT Si¥ ©'CLock To-MoRrow AN HAVE YOuR. CHORES AL DONE BEFORE BREAKFAST S0'S You CA 86 e HELP Mg WiTH T AOY T CARPETS: IF YOUR LAMS AIN'T Browr ouY, IM FIVE DAINUTES I'ti COME ve Trere ! TN I QRN N NN N S THE QME TIME MA COMPLETELY FORGOT T MAKE HIM WASH HIS FEET BEFORE GonG T BED — ! (This is the on_snclal, polith | Russia.) xth article by Mr. MacKenzie 1 and economic conditions in BY F. A. MACKENZIE, By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News Copyright, 1923. MOECOW, June 18.—Lenin's chief {colleague, in Russia s Trotsky, of different stamp, a Jew, & great or- ganizer and # brilllant genius. Son ot a farmer. in the Jewish set- ments in the <outhern Ukraine, 1e, too, early be. revolu , and when 1 young man was wnt on a life sentence to north- n Siberia. The ale of how he rersuaded his guards to help his escape and of how he raced for hundreds of miles, drawn by reindeer to safety, is a romance. i | ] Y i TROTSKY. e the gift of ‘organization and per- ®onal coura In the dangerous days of 1917 a party of Kerensky soldlers was ment to eapture him. His companions fled. Trotsky waited auietly and when the soldiers ap- | proached he talked to them as com- rade to comrade. Before long they vl-clzer;‘_hlm. Dot as a_captive, but to bear him in tr bear him in triumph shoulder high as 1 more for vigorous action Comrade Lenin is more cautlou Trotsky said on one occasion, Time after time Lenin has moderated his advanced policy. Trotsky would have sccurged skulkers and loafers out of the ranks of labor: Lenin restrained him. Trotsky would have {conducted the war with Germany to the bitter end:; Lenin forced peace, Put the two have been partners and comrades. Trotsky’s great task in {recent vears has been ‘the reorgani- zation of the red arthy. Tt the fears for his health should prove un founded, he will be the suprema figure in Russla_tomorrow, despite the handicap of his Jewish descent. Kaminey Next in Power. Kaminev {s today the_ third powerful man in Russia. While Ln::l.r: {has been 111 he has been the linchpin { of the government. A man of method, an engineer with great business ex- perience—he represented in England some of the biggest engineering works in Europe. He Is a brother- {in-law of Trotsky. A year ago he was one of the most accessible men in Russia. Now, immersed in affairs, he has built a guard around him in i his ofiice in the old palace of the go ernor general of Moscow, and it almost difficult to aproach him as it Was two years ago to get to Lenin Bincere, unaffected, amiable in his { personal relations, a family man who adores his children, he conveys the Impression of qulet’ capaelty. ~Many worse things might happen for Rus- sia than that when Lenin passed away Kaminev should take his place, Stalin, the Georglan, secretary of the communist party, is content to stay behind the scenes, the power behind the throne. Much is whispered about him, of his high methods, his remorselcssness and his uncanny efficiency. How far these are true ] cannot say. That fact alone should tell something of the man, for I live in Moscow and it is my business to know these things. Radek, Zinoviev, Tohitcherin. Two other men rark high in the control of the - communist party— Zinoviev and Dadek. Zinoviev was Lenin's right hand man in exile, wi appointed head of the Petrograd go ernment, and for a time stood out head and shoulders above most others in the communist ranks. He was t| reat orator at party gatherings and e was behind the organization of the communist movement in the far east. But in recent years he has lost much ground, although he still hag & strong following among the stricter communist ’ Radek 18 a journalist who learn- ed revolution in his native Poland. Immersed in foreign affairs, he has found his opportunity to talk to governments instead of only to news. paper readers. He is a tirel writer and he is reputed to be behind gome of the most uncompromising dispatches sent out by the Russian government, He is the trusted ad- viser of the communists on foreign relations. Tchitcherin, commissary for foreign affairs, is by birtlr an aristocrat, and for some years was in the czarist dip. lomatic service, reaching, I believe, the post of first secretary of legation, To the amazement of his friends he became more and more advanced in his views, until he finally threw up his diplomatic position and became an organizer of revolution, living very simply in Berlin and London. Retains Diplomatic Gifts. He can be very charming, can Mr. Tchitcherin. He retains his old diplo- matic gifts, and I believe he would like to see all the glories and dignity Russian_diplomatic service restored, with great chancelleri splendid hospitality and much dignity. Not that he loves these things him- self. Work is his passion. He toils far into the night and often enough his assistants are aroused early in the morning to talk to him on the telephone. He will visit, in silk hat and morning coat, a king, as he did Trotsky's two outstanding qualities | Vigor Marks Trotsky as Doer Among Rus§ia’s Stern Leaders Flight From Siberia and Facing Keren- i sky’s Army, Sent to Arrest Him, Crises in Extraordinary Career. the King of Ttaly, or he will sur- render his bed to a workingman comrade who has none. Tchitcherin regards one man with hatred—Lord Curzon. Curzon, wit that air of “a very superior purzon which has more than once been his curse, has lost no_ opportunity to snub'and thwart Tchitcherin. The Russian commissary may be com- munist. but he is ancient aristocrat also. Some day the Curzon-Tchitcherin feud may bring tragedy to Europe. Tchitcherin's occasional diplomatic violences are explained by his uncer- tain health. Tehitcherin's malin assistant 18 Lit- vinov, formerly bank manager in the Caucasus, and then a private teacher of Russian while in exile in London. Of heav: physique and of quiet, |kindly manner. he gaina the sincers {liking of most who come in contact with him. He is master of his facts, Ithough he is very skillful in telling this facts so as to drive his case home. (H« has an English wife, niece of Sir Sydney Low, and charming children. Man Behind Scenen. Rykov, supreme ‘council of national econom has ranked rather as a_man behin the scenes. He has been one of Lenin's direct representatives during his iliness and many would like to L him as Lenin's successor, repre isenting as he would the moderat: |and business-like elements. {yet to prove. however, t |possesses sufficiently commanding personality for that post. Dzerzhinsky. creator of the cheka, is a Pole. He from which martyrs are made, gentle in his personal relations, remorse- | leasly severe in his official life. I am | quite sure that personally he could not inflict neediess pain on the hum- blest of God's creatures. He loves children and can be roused to anger by any tale of childish wrong. His triends call him the “man with the golden heart.” Directing Spirit of Police. And yet this man is the overlord and directing spirit of the most ter- rible political police in the world. In the days of the czars he spent many vears in prison. He had more than one escape and his suffrings were very great. He ranks with Trotzky as an organizer, and one of his latest tasks has been to reorganize the rail- roads of Russia. There are many who gaunt Dzerzhinsky as the greatest power in Russia. department and the commissar of fine arts, Is another ldeslis He has struggled manfully under great handicaps. to educate the youth of Russia. He writes plays. Krassin, commissary of foreign trade, was formerly an enginaer. He cenducts one of the biggest busi nesses in the world, for the com- munist government retains the mo- nopoly of forelgn trade in its hands. He deals in millions as other men deal in thou buying and selling managed by his department will, I suppose, be at least $500,000,000. Has Many Bitter Enemles. Krassin lives in greater state than any of his colleagues. His offices in the city of London are noted even there for their splendor. He is re- puted, and rightly, to be a man pf moderate and business-like principle: He has fought hard to compel his ool leagues to admit foreign capital and enterprise. He has enemies, and strong enemies, in the communist ranks. Last year it seemed for a time as though they would overcome him. Lenin came out in his support and his enemies vanished. But he may yet have a bitter fight for his political existence For despite party discipline and outward accord, there are jealousies and controversies as flerce as or even more flerce among the communists than among political groups in other lands. And as communism becomes more established these differences and controversies are bound to grow. ————— URGES STATE RIGHTS. Garrett Would Halt Centralizing of Government. BOSTON, June 19.—A plea for a halt in the “mad rush toward cen- tralizsation of governmental func- tions” was spoken by Representative Finis J. Garrett of Tennessee, at the Bunker Hill day celebration, “I would have the people do through the states all the necessary govern- mental things that can there be don and would have the federal arm e: tend only to those things and themes w?‘lich the states cannot reach,” h said. —_— GETS SHIP BOARD POST. SPRINGFIELD, 1L, June 19.—State Senator Clarence Buck, republican of Monmouth, Il announ he had accepted appointment ws di. rector of finance of the United Statel Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation, effective July 1. e succeeds J. McIntosh of Chi- cago, who has been named assistant controller of currency, farm oredits section. Senator Buck worked as a sistant to Mr, McIntosh last summer. _ WASHINGTON, D. C, formerly president of the | is the type of man | regard the blue-eyed, tall, somewhat | Lunacharsky, head of the education | nds and this year the | Star “Want Ad” * Bwanch Offices NORTHWEST. , John ©. Haley. d 3's Pharmacy. d U, J.°8. Clemence 4 Clitton, H. Oolodny & Co. d Harvard, The Harvard Ph 14th and Colnmbis road (Evi 8401 14th Broneugh's Pharmacy. 14th and Buchanan, Hohberger, Randolph Pharmacy, 8901 14th st. Hughes, Mg: Holmead and Otis place, Holmead Pha J4th and Colorado ave., Piney Branch &0 Mount Pleasant at. n.w.. Mount gar and News Bhop. 243 TR0, Payne's Phavinacy. Wardman Park Pharmacy. ind K, Goldenberg's Tth and O stn., Assoclated Drug Stores. Jehat ana BL L S e cGuire’'s Pharmecy. e Pharmacy. H’. D. rmacy. rmacy. easant " Ga. ave. an " Briehtwood Pharmacys 8 Dupont fl"n:;:.'l)"m.q Ath 'at. and Fla. ar .. 0Tonnel M, Weller and 0, Donahue’ NORTHEAST. MecChesney & Joachim. 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BIE.V.‘I;-RAX; lll()l.'!l'XURKIZR '::Jr lil(r;;\flnl: 50 aurses, waltresses, §0; malds, ndresses, 'day 'workors, busmen. kitchen men. Buper Service Bureau, 2001 9th For skilled help. i go Pennayl- fare paid White Cross 921 N o Dr. Drew, pres. 21* NIGHT WATCHMAN: give references, state a5 And ralary expected: Adaress Box S02F, OFFICE BOY, about 18, good chance for vancement. Apply 1902 14th st. n.w. PAGTOGRAPHER, cxperlenced, W once._Call_at 106 Pa. ave. n.w. 20° PORTER — Permanent posltion; must_ have reference. The Mode, F and 11th sts. n.w. RTER for drug store; must have experi- Hurlsbaus Drug Co.r 1ith and V PORTER in store—Youn; automobile. _Apply_132; PORTER, colored, having office bufidings; wages, §1 Avply manager, E n. m. g man who ca i st._n.w. some_experience in 6 4 week to start. bldg. Room 406, bet. drive ESSER and corn_& Green. 1 PRESSER, at once. New Jerséy_ave. n.w. REGISTERED PHARMACIST- i short b Tinabrt, hours. Eidridge's rter. Apply ‘at once New- ¥ st n.w. The Ohio Cleaners, 1585 19% B B only igh-grade n will be conside: Robey Motor Co., Lincoln. Ford, Fordwon 1420 L st. n.w. BALESMEN—Tireo: §40 per week fo experi- enced newspaper, magusine or lousehold ape- cialty men for ‘special work In Was Virginia and Maryland. = Salary, bon: transportation. See MF. McConnell, Federal- ationn]_Rank_bldg. N, real eatate; with auto; must be experienced’ fn selling’_suburban ' property, Maryland and Virginia; want a_live wire who gan “produce. results Balen Manager, land; good ug Btore, 19¢ Ten-million-dollar company now % bext obtainable accident and health in- surance policy on popular mouthly preruiuim plan. Cash “compensation and wplendid re- contract. Wondeack, Buperintendeat, or 45 yan, 700 Bond_bldg Interview Mr, 010 am. OFFICE POBITIONS—Five registration. Wasn. ington Emplayment Exchange, operated for the public by Washington School for Secretari Nat. School of Commeree. 1419 ¥ at. two wanted for Lake one’ aalad woma Fuller's Exchange, nurses ‘for city. at. INSTRUCTION COURSES ARF YOU EARNING $50 TO 8100 A WEEK? if not, wo will train yon during your spare time, day or night, to’ make mechanical and architectural drawings and help you secure Qouition. | Personal and individusl instruction. Vrite, call or phone for free catalog. Colu bia School of Drafting, 14th and T s n.w._North 272. A FOHMER STUDENT SAYs: “IN YOUR school 23 days, was placed in a stenographic position. $: Positions for grady. Stes. BOYD SCHOOL, 1! nw 71 ATTO " DRIVING — LESSONS PRIVATELY given. Call Lincoln 82. We do the rest. inations. Stenogrpher- . July 10; lary, $1,400 to $1,800. $5. Tariff examiners, July 11 sal- $1.620 to $1,500. Accounting and statix- clerk, July 23; salary, $1,500 to $2.340. Special instruction day asd night. The Civil Bervice Preparatory School, s.e. cor. 12th and Fow. Fr. 2080, HOTELS NEED ~AMBITIOUS men women: npation-wide demand in ments, hotels, tea rooms. cafel apartment houses; uncrowded field; fine living, quick advanceeent; our methods indorsed: our students employed by leading botels, every- Where. Open_evenings. Call for particulars. Lewis Howel Training School. 1340 N, ¥. ave. MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real es busines need not interfere with pre: ing $100 a week. Tuesday and Thursday, 5 p.m. Matteson, 610-611 Bond bl ever, William . BALESMEN to work with -crew outside, 25% commission; & good live salesman who works can make $50 per week: experieace preferred 1 Tetired. or about 10 | 6: - |lettering to learn card writing Sub- |5 but not necessary. 1) 3 o o Mo P ry. Apply 815 Tth st. lg W FHOE WALBBMAN, experienced; syndicate store. 437 Tth st. s.w. SOLICTTORS. experlenced; good pay. perma- ment: mo seliing. Mr. Thompson, 415 Bouth- ax. 22 TILE SETTER—Good wages and bonus to right man. Apply A. Christelier, 1307 Washington st., Charleston, W. V. BY EXPERIENCED TUTOR, PU- ction in_academic_of co exe course. Addre Star ofice. 21 AUTG. REPATRING. Unlimited day course for young men who desice to learn the auto mechanics trade. A. AUTO SCHOOL. s Main 8250. W, ADVERTISING solicitors: permasent; pay._Mr. Frey, 415 Soutbern bidg. good TINNERS wanted. Apply to W. J. Ra: and Quackenbon Kts. n.w. hefors 4 pm. e hone Adams 8401 9th Atter BOOKKEEPER and billing_clerk. experienced on_retail customers’ accounts. Jeyer's 8hop, GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Woman; - Sain ‘Colran ate. s B = NERAL HOUSEWORK—Girl, reliabls; ref- . 1318 Harvard_at GENERAL HELPER—Apply Mayflower Cafe- teria, 514 F n.w. _— 200 GBNEHAL WOUSEWORK—Reliable calered woman; references. Call 1422 Moaroe st. n.w. fter 6 p.m. 200 FENERAL HOUSBWORK; siay nights; refer. ence. 2524 13th st nw. RAL HOUSEWORK, experienced colored Firl._with teferences. 707 East Capltol at. GENERAL HOUREWORKER, white or colered, 2028 15th st. n.w, 19* GIRL YANTED—General washing. * 2337 15th sf. n.w. LIGHT HOUSEWORK bousework and ettied: good home: ood koma_Park. 30% sleeping child; will iF Pheps __ SITUATIONS _MALE. RAKER—_AT references: would like position in city or go away. Address Box 330.E. Star office. 8 BOOKKEEPER—Wanted, small set of books £ koep evenings; references. Adorems_ Tox T8 also youn, g to cook and lo Pethesda 94. , young man, six years' experi- connection with Teliable com ary no object for such & consection. BOOKKEEPER and office manager, 30 years of age, with wide experience and initiativec; refervaices. Address Box 108-, Star ofice. BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT _desires b tion i{mmediately; experienced in financia statements. Address Box 211°B, Star offcr BUS BOY wishes place after 5 p.m. Call 1720 10th_st._n.w. after . CARPENTERING and done_cheap. 680 CARPENTER WORK by job or contract, 1177, 200 painting and small Joia W i R, recommended; porter, publ CHAUFFEUR, colored: 7 _years' experlence; do own reparing; references. 411 L st. Bw CHAUFFEUR, colored, first class. 8 years' ex perience: industrious; ‘also experienced man.__ 406 _Kay t. nw. t; furniture store; must have 408 10th_at. n.w. d rapid: w Addrens. Box IST-CLERK, apable, nergetie: rge cor poration; good opportunity for advancement. Rddreas Box 284.%. Star_office. 8o LET in hotel shop, equipped; §ood tion for a hustler. Give age, nath 2 references. ATE, ropost- ionality and Star_off Tor mail e downtown ho- Address Box in washroom: good ergmann’s Laundry, 623 G n.w. 200 WORKER reliable, experfenc sbout the house, by the hour: % . ing, etc. Apply immediately 2187 LeRoy place n.w. Telephone North 2387, YOUNG BOY, withi wheel, To Tearn the vul- & busi [ YOUNG MEN (5)—If you want ont work. ahort houts, good (experience un. necestary). call betwaen d 12 a.m., 900 Federal American N ank hldg feteria; good salary: must Apply " Western * Lunch, i} N for delivery room: musi be good penman; excellent chance for cement. Apply Dupoot Laundry, 2335 Sherman ave. n YOUNG MAN—Typist and general clerk: good for high school grad: mbitious d sdvance in & progressive busi- cter reference required. Address MEN i O OUS OF ADDING. B EN WITH SELLING . BUT PREVIOUS EXPERI SSENTIAL. _ LIBERAL COMPE APPLY ~ROOM #12, NAL BUILDING WAREHOUSE MAN, experi- enced in handling furniture. 6o Pierce st. n.e. TOCK SALESMEN. 1f you are looking to give up atock selling we have patented machines already extensively ut on the market. Onr machines are of the ighest grade mechanical inventions and we require figh-grade men capable of Closing Gontract wity Tareo concerna 17 you poriens n e ;‘a’x !;l'!"! ME .omr: lons write us. Address CLOTHING SALESMAN — first class; good salary ; position permanent. Livingston's, go8 7th st. n.w. COLORED MEN (3) for wash- room. Apply to Mr. Grist, Na- tional Laundry Co., 19 Pierce st..n.w. DRUGGIST wanted, registered. Downtown store. Good pay. good hou Address Box 2; E, Star office. YOUNG MAN With some experience in hand in large department store. mit sample with application, stating age and salary expected. Address Box 167-E, Star office. MEN—If you have had any kind of house-to-house selling experi- ence you can make big money and qualify for a good-paying permanent position. See Mr. Blum, between 9 and 10 a.m. Castelberg National Jewelry Co., 9 Pa. ave.n HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. " registered, about 80 haurs pec good pay. Drug store. 14th aad Clif- DRUG OLERK, registered or unregl Alexandrig. Address Box 305.E, St 7 io sample dyelog; must be 196-K, Star_offics. ELECTRICIAN wanted; steady work: only first-class man need apply. Continental Elec- tric Bupply Co., 508 Oth st, » FORD SALESMBEN and canvassers—Only ap- having our Ford ears and willing to will be considered, Call between 10 and 11 a.m. Kobey Motor Co., Lincoln, Ford, r, 1429 L «f FRENCH TBACHER to buy abare or whole of long-established, completely equipped sehool of langhages, with over 100 pupils; present owner ag_eity, but can influence pupils to co tinue studying at same school. Address Bos 70-E, Star office. GARAGH MEK Irviog st. o.w. FAELPER in ice cream 16¢h_snd_Columbia_ron JANTTOR for, tered, in office. experienced, at oace. J4Z5 g Budd rtment; must ryn . _Call between ® & Brawner, 782 17th tic, familiar_with _automoblle nowledge of bookkeeping, stenog- Ry N MAN or student, colored, for light duti breakfast. 1330 N st. n. head Janitor of office ave some experience and Krow something about elevators and be able to landle help a week to start. = Appl: ans bldg. Room 408, bet. X‘ MAN, colored, to drive truck and work in bot- tling ‘plant._Apoly 200 11th n.w. . a5d battery 80 Beo MAN, ene terms, with HA!‘.n young, lfxg:lrlenetd. in d“ TepaiFing. ween 6 an P Stewart, 5067 T4th st. how. . experienced, for Taun E: i X"‘Illfl'h 23rd apd N. ¥, N, energetic, for route jent; must know the clty and operate Ford car. 1730 I, n.w, 21° MANUFAOTURER'S representative wanted to take complete charge of this territory: lul‘l investment, fully gecured; must be Afty-dol -g-week man. e G. Caley, Oxford [ECHANIOS and helpers for il trades, whi O dored 1amorers. permancat positione. In Pittsburgh and vieinity; no fees. Free tran from Baitimore, Md. Call or writs loyment Bmployment Bures; to. Commercial 8 MEN to distrubite samples. 7 at. p.w., third floor. MEN (2), fo take orders Wi id-_me‘rn—n- must be neat appearing and over 21 years of " salary and bow re %t ) *ad S AR o g o Bond New York ave., Mr. B. L. COUPLE—Young, energetie, capable of cater- ing and supervising restaurant; gnaranteed salary, commission; state qualifications, ages, natiovality. Ye Stumble Inn, Charlot ville, Va. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, man small_apartment living rooms. road n.w. and _wife: 1790 Columbia | 1381 F at. n.w. CARE for ciiild T afteraoons, one evening o Wardman Park nd_Woodley_road. COLLEGE BTUDENT or teachen, vocational position: pleassnt Joyable outdoor work salary $252 for 72 Address Box 131-B, Ktar o CHEF, colored; no Sunday work. 1421 P | nw. 20° DRUG rescription exp.; Star_of- fice 19¢ ELBVATOR OPERATOR wants place from 6 €0 11:30. Wililam. 1207 T st. n EVENING WORK, accounting, by experienced clerk. L Star_offiee. CLERK, 8 yr. drug and best ref. Address Box 58 a tlstics _or Address Box EX-TEACHERThres attractlve positions open June 15: splendid opening for oge espe. ofilly “interesied in children: applicant must be Jo to"45 “pleasing ‘permonalily apd well educated: will pay $108 to §300 monthly: lit- Tie or o traveliog. Call Main 7884 for ap- pointment GIRL, experienced. dry work. _ Apply the dry, 1385 W at. nee. GIRL, experienced, to sew 16 tallor shop. 1412 Ponna,_ave, s.e. GIRL t work on eleciic power mewing machine: steady work: good Pay. 408 lst e ne GIRLS to learn beauty culture. Ruth Dage, 507 Kreage bl 7 GIRLS for factory work filling small boxe experience unecessars. Apply 1208 13th st. n.w.. morniags 8 10 9. . IRONERS, fancy. on_silk_work _ Apply Car- mack Dry Cleaning Co.. 1120 Queen st. n.e. in and aseort rough joctric Banitary Laun- ERAL OFFICE MAN with 22 nee and best of references town, wants position. Address Box 236. Star ‘office. MAN available for service am super- experfency until_ after sires permaneat worl 5 signer, draftsman of with comtractor; experi- Address Box 191'B, Star LAW STUDENT, third year Georgetown Law Bchool, desires connection with reputable i office or firm in capacity of office A nt, Dookkeeper or clerk; knowledge of trpewrit: ing: am 28 years oid, unmarried, resident of this city and noy ed in’ government service; If opportunity compeusation. Address Box 250-E, Star MANAGER apartment house, competent wom- an of refinement. Address’ Box 245-E. Star AN, colored. ing preferred; D_C.and M work or truck driv- ed: bost referen 162 20th n.w. warel FGH DRY_LIFTBIl and aseorter. ndry. 62) B s SALESLADIES, two; brana-new proposition; 335 to $45 weekly. Bee Mrs. Laura Martin, 216 20d st. n.e., 4 to 8 o'clock only. PAPERHANG G and painiing. bouse repalir- ing_at low work guaranteed. Char! w.e._Phone Lincoln $85-W_ SALES AUPERVISON, o work with and ap- Ppoint demonstrators and soilciiors for big na- ‘organization: this position requires real abilit; g money, with un- vancement. See Mr. g gr. room 41, after 4 pm. . SEAMNTRESS, firat-class on ladies’ and gents garments. 1189 15th st. n.w. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORE, —experi- enced. Apply Capitol Apron Co. 617 C nw . MACHINE operator for evenin machige. 8. E. HENYON Co., n.w. KOLICITORE nent; no seiling. Mr. Thompson, ern_bldg experienced §000 Ay permi- 415 Souts- sTore, youne man w after banking hoiurs by bank clerk: loug experience, secretarinl and _otherw) references. _Address Box 238-F. Star office. 20 ODA CLERK or watchman: can mix syrup die-aged wan. Col. 50233, 200 TUTORING in private family: Gutoring bo preferred; would make sgreeable teacher un experienced teacter and athleiu age 24; single and college graduate referencen lity and character. Ad 4 offce. . ng__man, expericnesd, - desires work for summer | STENOGRAPHER and clerk for large office; | ane who has bad life insurance experience pro rred: good chance for rieht party. , Address ting age and experience) Box 822-E, Star ot YPIST, rapid and accurate; and salary desired. Address office. WHITE_ GIRL, bri] o assert. Conger Laundry, 28d st and N. Y. a WOMAN, neat, to make sandwiches. F_st_n'w. WOMAN to_arsist_mornings at cigar stai Appiy 1817 F st n.w. WOMEN, 15, to sell new hygienic articls women: must be hustiers: salary and com- mixsion. Appls Mrs. Love any afternoon, Kuite 1206 Phillips bldg., 921 15th n.w. WOMEN, 20, white to make peanut but gandwiclies. "Apply @6 D n.w. Frice-Wilhoit ¥y Co. v Appiy 119 nd. v 43 OUNG LADIRS (two), experienced, wanted for soda fountain and ice cream parlor. ply_at Junes' Confectionery, 514 Oth st. n.w. WOMAN, settled, with ofice experr reference and experience; ‘Address Box 0.7, Star men’s clothing. Apply Sidney West, 14th and G. FORMER EMPLOYES Who desire work for a few days each week on the CONTINGENT FORCE Should register now. Those qualified to sell in more than one department preferred. An excellent opportunity for mar- ried women to earn extra money. Apply SERVICE MANAGER'S OFFICE, THIRD FLOOR, GOLDENBERG'S, , SEVENTH & K STS. JANITOR AND WIFE, reliable, to t mediate charge of apartment buildin, quarters.Address Wox 238-E. MAN AND WOMAK, competent, for place ngar eity; references. Phone Clarendon 802 MAN AND WIFE—Woman to do plaln_cook- ing and general housework in Chevy Chase, D. C.; man to do odd arden; experience and references required. ppiy between © and 10 a.m. or Bgand 6 p.m._at 1200 Conn. ave. n.w. e im- nice Star_oftice. jobs around house an MARKER on flat work, experienced. De Sales Hand Laundry. 1780 L. 210 MEN AND WOMEN—Full or part time, earn- ings depending on amount of time you o give. Government al!nl:xl @r those familis with departments des . Write_for intel dress Box 73-C. fitar office. BIN RS for Episcopal church choir; id ac- Srnding 1o abiiy, aadress Box Bib B, Star o 200 WANTED—AGENTS. coldent 1 monthly a ‘top-noteh iy examination Write for particulars. New Yo serve Fung, 1780 Rroadway, N. Y. WANTED—SALESMEN. ¥ YOU are & genlleman and know how 0 tell the truth in & convinelng manner, we room for you In %’ organization, Karnings om 430 t0 8200 per week & ial positl [ rd *Tor eo ager on e re o con: “ore. "It you sre a real man ‘wnd ve u backbone instead of a wishbone, come D n aod get the detuils. See Mr. Tracy, 110 pg bullding, 1 m, or 2:80 p.m. maximum ly e C <per wire brushes direct to home; commission on high-grade line; exclusve territo ew ry; excel- ppostusity: state experience. 0, Box on X, N el ork eity. ) S edncated, preferably those who have soid high-class sul scription books, to sell our Method and Service to physicians only. I you ean qualify and Bave Dep and_pot over fifty, see the Medical Interpreter, ?Vl Pa. ave. n.w, eity. 219 Iuerprter JUE I e, ume S0 D0, EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ‘work. S W, 1;'»‘:5" Vo i | SALENMEN, experlenced, well Wlh. T twisted Ta- Ba - [ MEN—Two, to specialize on new contract of mmission and | 6258, SALESLADIES — Suit and dress department; steady posi- tions and good salaries if show- ing ability; reference and ex: perience. Address Box 301-E, Star office. PRESSERS (5), experienced, on ladies’ plain and fancy silk dresses ; steady work; good sal- ary. The Arcade Sunshine Co., 713 Lamont st. r nurse o weitress on, g Address Hox 278-E, 8ar of Automobile Service Manager rage foremn i3 « man. with 8 re it in | trade und organication: and satisfactory references. SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. UR or Louseman, colored, wife makl, ishes away for CHAUFFEUR, expert; maid SITUATIONS—FEMALE. CARBTAKERS of home for summe teachers: best recommendat 1105-B, Star_offce COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, eight ye business experience. desires position genmersl office work or comptometer work; references. Address_Box E, Star of EVATOR OPERAT( | Seaton at. n.w. N. I DHRESEMAKER —Will guarantes satisfa atreet, afternoon and ‘evesing gown: ressonable, Frauklin 8509, or call at 1310 N st nw. Apt. 1. Mrs. Williams 210" GRADUATE NURSE destres position, care for infant o adult. Phone Potomac 548, 401 Oskdale st 0w MME, PABQUAN—Voice ner, 1404 Irving at. Co SURBE, practical, Stey pamon. O NURBE, practical; comps ; Best reterences IR or patey girl 0408. Tiano, i. 4566, Care for Tovalid Triumph_Cor- ' stenography. postiion dress Dox 26 PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, for wick: 15184. STENOGRAPHER, beginoer, imniealately. 043 K st o STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, experienced; ov ing work. _Pranklin 48853 after 5. e BTENOGRAPHER with seven years' exper ence desires position wn.n,l.n.m office work P, Star offce. it NG or care of children by ex-idac e for room and breakfast. Address 8tar_office. . YPIST—Work to do at Lowe. AR-E, Star_office. WALLSCRAPING and kal | Call ‘Lincoln_8a50. Pierce YOUNG LADY will address envelopes home or in offic Address Pox 263 s ofl!‘. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC CARE OF clderly lady or nurse for child white girl, age 25 _(cauntry); references. Ad- dress Miss M. M. W., Ridge, Md. 200 ¢ 19 desires poaitin i g Tog veatly duie it SALESLADIES—Make $40 a week, respectable outdoor work; experience nat absolutely nec- essary. See Mr. Blum between 9 and 10 am. Castelberg Na- tional Jewelry Co., 935 Pa. ave. nw. HELP—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID, waltress and_caok:” Foom | d Do d; apply In person; refergnces.’ Dixie ‘Hookvilte, Fhoue Rockvillg 78. neral housework. Newberne, 13t CHAMBERMAID, waltress o fo Gsaist with cooking, by & meat, Intelligent, dependable young colored wom: it in the tional Training School 'for Women and_Girls prefers to go away. Phoe Lincola 1777. TIAMDERMATD or vaitress, by two eulored gitls; in hotel oF private family. 53 Mass ave. n.w. 20 CHAMBERMATD and _waltress. wants place. Phone North 10451. 7 | GRTLD'S N (HE or companton; youse 48y i¢ | sives position #s nurse or companion, in refine famils; willing w lesve cily; refereaoes glyes- colored gl CHRIST man would Iike place 1 sms. | family; ref. Call at 1333 Qu s | COOK, place by colored girl; referemces, 1613 Corcoran st. n.w. COOK_nnd clean, place near home by & ool ored ‘lil. Call room 7, Bt. Matt) court, bet. B. I. ave. and N st. n.w. - eneral housework: stay 18520 Rlieon 57 W Cofl neral houseworker: mno laundry; ay nighte. Address Box Z30.F, COOK—Colored: do baby's wash asd housework. _1507_30th_st., Apt. §. g h ker; family of th Coutts; 56 1aundry | room with private bath; (Addrss or i 1 and Tiving quar: 'n‘lzllh ational neral COOKE—Two ters. Apply Bank_bidg., between 10°a GENEHA ORK in small Apartment settled woman wha will help for two" yearold child, 2310 Asbmead Apt. 8 North 185, | 'O0K or chambermald by colored girl: go Swer for summer; city -references. "16d0 "L n.w, COOKING sud Tight Tousework, @y work; neat woman. 1208 20 st DAY WORK by reliable eplored woman. 2314 ._B.wW. 1l DAY'S WORK, sny kind, by gifl. 3223 Hiatt plage n.w. [ DAY WORK by colored givi. 218 Tt st o.w. or geiting il'-n-;fi n DAY'S WORK, regulai evenings. 190§ N- . e DAY'S WORK, roliable colored wewan; wei- erences. 629 2nd st. 5.w. 200, DAY'S WORK or apartment or morning; colored woman. a W5d small bundis W -hz- by religble colered woman.