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l lures taken recently by the Turkish sovernment are Incomprehensible to the ordinary mind. After issuing an order which resulted in the tempo- rary detention at a small village on the border of eastern Thrace of a party of Americans on their way to { Constantinopie, the authorities at- tempt to prevent any forelgners, ex- cept the nationals of three countries, from leaving without special permits trom (he Angora government. There are twenty or more American business men In ' Constantinople on PROTESTS AMERICANS DETENTION BY TURKS| Admiral Bristol Denounces Ruling Which Imposes on U. 8. Citi- zens in Constantinople. By Cable to The Btar and Chicago Dally News. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 5.—Ad- miral Bristol sent to the Turkish min- istry of foreign affairs a strong pro- |their way to Bulgaria and other coun- test against the order issued yester-|tries. They have been held up by this day that no forelgners except British, new order until they can get perniis- French and Italians should be allow- | sion from Angora to proceed on thelr | od to leave Constantinople. The meus- journey. | She Made Her Neighbors Dissatisfied This is another story of the Leonard Refrigerator, and way out in on, too. bors. It was so good-looking, so sani';ar¥l 80 easy to clean that her nei all said that they would not isfied until they owned one. woman also had ice bills that were quite reasonable, too. Here at Mayer’s there’s a style of Leon- ard with French gray one-piece capacity of ounds that we think an un- value at $55. We'll gladly porcelain lining and ice 100 show you all. LIFE TIME FURNITURE I8 MORE THAN A NAME Mayer @ CO. Batween D & E Seventh Street This woman bought a onard and was so enthusiastic over it as to show it to all her neigh- TO AID SPANIARDS HERE. King Suppor’s Till to Repatriate Nationals in U. 8. and Cuba. MADRID, July 5.—The king has signed a decree authorising the pres- entation of a bill in pariiament for the appropriation of an extraordinary credit of 1,418,000 pesetas for the re- patriation of Spaniards resident In Cuba and the United Stat —_—_— Sometimes there s just as much| religion in a smile as there is in a tear. i (Continued from yesterday.) “Was he ever short of money? Franois asked She shook her head. 'Not serfously,” ghe answered. quite well-off. besides what h people allowed him. 1 was gol to have a wonderful settlement S00N A8 Our eéngagemeént was an- nounced. However, to go on with what 1 was telling you, the very night before—it happened—he came in to see me, looking like nothing on earth. He cried like a baby, be- haved like a lunatic, and called him- self all manner of names. He had had a great deal too much to drink, and I gathered that he had seen some- thing horrible. "It was then he asked me to dine with him the next night, and told me that he was going to break altogether with his new friends. Something in connection with them seemed to have glven him a terrible fright™ Francis nodded. He had the tact to abandon his curiosity at this pre- cise_point “The old story,” he declared. “bad company and roften habits. 1 sup- pose xome one got to know that the young man usually carried a great deml of money about with him." “It was #o foolish of him.” she as- sented eagerly. “I warned him about it so often. The pollce won't liten to it but I am absolutely certain that he was robbed. I noticed when he paid the bill that he had a great wad of bank-notes which were never discovered afterwards.' Francls rose to hi feet. “What are you doing tonight inquired. “Nothing,” eagerly. “Then let's dine somewhere and see the show at the Frivolity,” he sug- gested. “You dear man!" she assented with enthusiasm. “The one thing I wanted to do, and the one person 1 wanted to do’ it with.” he she acknowledged Ore- CHAPTER XIL It was after leaving Miss Datsy and Hyslop's flat that the event to which bors Francis Ledsam had been looking for- ward more than anything elss in the sat- world. happened. It cume about en- tirely by chance. There were no taxis in the Strand. Francls himself had finished work for the day, and, feel- ing disinclined for his usual rubber of bridge, he strolled homeward along the Mall. At the corner of Green Park, he came face to fa with the woman who for the last fe months had scarcely been out of his thoughts. en in that first moment he realized to his pain that she would have avoided him if she could. They | met, however, where the path nar- rowed, and he left her no chance to avoid him. That curious impulse of conventionality which opens a con- versation always with cut and dried banalities, saved them perhaps from a certain amount of embarrassment. This Without any conscious suggestion, they found themselves walking side by side. “1 have heen wanting to see you very much indeed,” he sald. I even went 80 far as to wonder whether I dared call.” “Why should you?' she asked. “Our acquaintance began and ended in tragedy. There is scarcely any purpose in carrying It furthe: He looked at her for a moment be- fore replying. She was wearing black, but scarcely the black of a wo- man who sorrows. She was stil frigid- 1y beautiful, redolent, in all the de- tails of her toilette, of that almost negative perfection which he had learned to expect from her. She sug The Polarine Chart recommends a_certain consistency of Polarine for your motor. 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On the contrary, T suppose I ought to thank you for your evidence at the inquest.’” “Some part of it was the truth” he replied I suppose so.” she admitted drily. “You told it very cleverly.” He looked her in the eves. “My profession” helped me to be a good witness.” he said. “As for the gist of my evidence, that was be- tween my conscience and myself.” Your conscience?’ she repeated. “Are there really men who possess such things I hope vou will urself some da “Tell me your plans. living?” For the present with my father on Curzon street.” With Sir Timothy Brast?" She assented. iscover that for he answered. Where are you | “You know him?" she asked indif- ferently. “Very wslightly,” Francis replied. “We talked together, some nights ago, at Soto's restaurant. I am afrald I did not make a very favorable im- pression upon him. 1 gathered. too, that he has somewhat eccentric tastes.” “1 do not see a great deal of my father,” she =aid. “We met, a few months ago, for the first time since my, marriage, and things have been a little difficult between us—just at first. He really scarcely ¢ver puts in an appearance at Curzon sirest. T dare say you have heard thar he makés a hobby of an amazing coun THE EVIL SHEPHERD By E. Phillips Oppenheim. (Copyright. 1988, By Littls, Browa & Ov.) ing_ eye: | “In your way you have been kind | to me,” she admitted. Let me lni life are too far apart for sither of us | to Influence the other. ~You don't share his tastes. do you?' “Which o " she asked, after & moment's silence, “Well, boxing for one,” he replied. “They tell me that he Is the greatest living patron of the fing, both here in Ameérica.” 1 have never been to a fight in my life,” whe confessed. “I hope that I! never “I ¢can't go 80 far as that,” he de- clared, “but hoxing isn't altogether one of my hobbles. Can't we leave your fathér and his tastes alone for the presant? 1 would rather talk about—ourselves. Tell me what you care about most in life?” “Nothing,” she answered liatlessly. “But that is only & phase’ he per- sisted. “You have had terrfhle trials, 1 know, and they must have aftected your outlook on life, but you are still young, and while one is young life is always worth having." “I thought #o onci 1 don’t now.” “But there must be—there will be compengations,” he assured her. "L know that just now yvou are suffering from the reaction—after all you have xone through. The memory of that will pass.” - “The memory of what I have gone through will never pa e an- awered. Thera was a moment's Intense si- co, & silence pregnant with remi- ent drama. The little room roge up before his memory—the woman's hopeless, hating eves, the quivering thread of steel, the dead man's mock- ing words. He seomed at that mo- ment to see into the recesses of her mind. Was it remorse that troubled her, he wondered? Did she lack stréngth ‘o realize that in that half- hour at the inquest he had placed on record forever his judgment of her deed? Even to think of it now wan morbid. _Although he would never huve confessed it even to him- uelf, there was growing daily in his mind some idea of reward. She had nover thanked him—he hoped that she never would—but he had surely a right to claim some measure of her thoughts, some &light place in her lite. “Please look at a little abruptly. She turned her head in some sur- prise. Francis was almost handsome in the clear spring sunlight, his face alight with animation, his’ deep-set gray eyes full of amuxed yet anxious solicitude. Kven us she appreciated these things and became dimly con- scious of him eager interest her per- turbation weemed to grow. “Well?" she ventured. “Do I look like a person who knew she assented. me.” he begged, what he was talking about?’ he asked. “On the whole, I should say that you did,” she admitted. “Very wi then,” he went on cheerfully, elleve me when I say Dl that the shadow which depresses you all the time now will pass. [ say this confidently,” he added, his voice goftening, ecause I hope to be al- lowed to help. Haven't you guessed that 1 am very glad indeed to see you again?” She came to a sudden standstill. They had just paesed through Lans- downe Passage und were In the quiet end of Curzon street. “But you must not talk to me like that!” she expostulated. “Why not?” he demanded. “We have met under strange and untoward circumstances, but are you so very different from other women?" For a single moment she seemed infinitely more human, startled, a lit- tle nervous, exquisitely sympathetic to an amaging and unexpected im- pression. She seemed to look with glad but terrified eyes toward the jon of possible things—and then to realize that it was but a trick of the fancy and to come shivering back to the world of actualities. “1 am very different,” she said. quietly. “I have lived my life. What I lack in years has been made up to me in horror. 1 havé no desire now but to get rid of this aftermath of years as smoothly and quickly as possible. I do not wish any man, Mr. Ledsam, to talk to me as you are doing. u will not accept my friend- ship?” “It is impossible,” she replied. “May 1 be allowed to call upon you? he went on, doggedly. “I do not recelve vistors,” she an- swered. They were walking slowly up Cur- zon street now. She had given him every opportunity to leave her, op- portunities to which he was per- sistently blind. Her obstinacy had been a shock to him. “I am sorry,” he said, “but I can- not accept my dismissal like this. I hall appeal to your father. How- ever much he may dislike me, he ha at least common sense.’ She looked at him with a touch of the old horror dn her coldly question-| i i "'"'?J - ’E@EW OO A D OPYTOE - SARAGE Must be able (6 direct ofice force 4nd seo that départments cArry out accounting sys: fom. “Must be worusr. Prefer man be- tvesn 80 and o3 senrs'of age. Good oppor. tunity for (he right man. Address Box . _Btar_offics. BW YORK COTE: il consider a few men A between the ages of 40 for district | mAnagerial positions in Marsiand. Virginia no previous experience neces- t men: the kalary will b be. 000 with ry. APPRENTICE BOY fto 16Afg_bookbinding. Gearge A Rimands ARCHTTECTURAL,_DERION tion parmanent; applicant must oukh ‘training, ‘good education an experience. Address Box 7:0, ARRISTANT BOOKKEEPER and ©lérk; young man; must be quick £00d penman. Apply with references to 920 ate. n.w. TC: gmd proposition firat-cl apply. 007-13 8th st. . 811 12th wt. now A ECHAN man; ho other ne ATTOMORTLY, RALERMEN Tor Chevrolbl cara: expetience not @ requirement. but must pro viedemonstrator. Gatage, 17th and U | tands banking business, NANKEL, wio unders a_small bank: geod oppor. to take charge of funity: must have good references. Address Dox 273.H. Blar_office. 5 BOOKKEEPER, steady work. good _salary: must o, ecommended. Thos. 3. Crow. New nd_Fiorida aves. n. FERS (%), uiion, 131 @ fov_Kehool, Hurwhod & fangles TEIC knowing liow fo bowl: e Age, experience and o expected. Ad. A el HELP AND 'SITUATIONS EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES SITUATIONS—FEMALE. Continwed. Continued. o . beven wa W Ten Exchange. 1221 26t at. 6 A cookn._Fuller ¥, SECRETARY, 1 | Addrees Tox 1 5. college g ar offae. s HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. BALBSMBN AND SALEAWOMEN portunity o handle a practl sraty o 1 in goud pay. Call § to 11 to 3 to th_st. n.w. INSTRUCTION COURSES ANOTHER former student says: ~In your d in a stenographic #chool 23 days, W position. $25 per week, Positions for gradu- ates. Inquire BOYD RCHOOL. Moved from 1304 F to 1338 G, 2ud floor. L ARF YOU EARNING §50 TO $100 A WEE Tf not, we will train you during time, dsy or ht, to mal AUTO DRIVING LESSONS Riven PRIVATE Call Lincoln »2. W do_the rest ROYS WHO DESIRE T0 ENTER THE GOV- | t service, or who wish to make up any r schoo] wegk, Will be conched day and ieht at the Bof’ Preparatory School, 1317 nl 3 Fstow CIYIL RERVICB examinations Stenographer secratary, July 10: salary, $1.400 to $1.500 Tultion, 38, Tarift examinors, July 11 ars, [ “a $1.020 to $1.860. Accounting and statis clerk, July 2 Special instr Korvi salary, $1.500 1o tion day and’ night Preparatory Rehool, se. cor, /080, 40, The Civii Pow ¥ TIOTELK NEED AMBITIOUR men and nation-wide demand in all depart hoteln, fea rooms. caféterian, cluls, | t houes: uncrowded feld: fine living. vancement: our methods indorsed % Kchoo! CHAUFFEUR, white. with reference and iden- festion card, ~Aprly Hawles Auto Service, or vegetable and rocers_depatiment 8004 hours. g good i poly Sam Cafritz, 1925 4th DIRINVARH Lun DY olored; good walary ne i AND TOOL MAKERS _Three high Emp.m write fulls. Address Dox 245K, Star Offee. ATOR TWEPAIR MAN, experienced: teady position Address Box 305-K, Rtar oftice. 5° JANITOR for apartment hous perienced steam boller operator. married man preferred; salary and living quarters. Give 3. $Xperience nd referencex. Address Tkt be ex- x Quickly while learning at emplorment Free class lec nd Thursday. 810411 Rond 7 hoy grade work: pub! 0% And hooke: state price. Address Box 104.K. Star office AUTO INSTRUCTION Kpecial Day Repair Course for High School Bogw, from 16 t 18 years old—8 weeks, 9 10 4: tultion. 30 Kpecial ‘Morning Conrse for Public Sehool Boyx, agex 12 to 16—4 weeks, § to 11 a.m tuition, $15.°0 to 11 a.m. including member hip privileges with pr ing $100 a week Tuesday M wehool experied time and ZITK. Ktar_office, = 1Y MCA: AUTO SCHOOL,; LABORKRN wanted sieads_work. Appiy 16 1128 G Ktreet X W Mr. Ray. at_Job. 14th and Taslor sts h LARORERN (507, 60c honr, new mon e o ;';vl‘:ly:‘ operation, Alte Vista, Md. aekviile, infa or Kwiteh For i = Wikeain rfare refunded. e CABHTER o Tuncirwom. Avpis LABORERR (2)—Handy, uwed to working| - HTIHY around hulldings: good wages. Apply Mr. re. Roow 410, Bond bidg., tnday LATORERH for steel works af Johnat Apply 1125 1st st. n.w STAR, energetic and_reliabie, W, e ted for T tary representative to handle our husiness in Washington. tunity. D. C. district: unususl oppor. experi. tully. with fortune for right man: capital write Mich, Ale Carpon requires the services of & frust. unnecan Pattls ¢ or y: M 4 e Ine. tion, worthy man over 25 years of age who can fur. nish first class references ax to character and who whes u_permanent position. jonal_Bidg.. 1319 F st n.e to_distribute advertising. 7 a.m. n.w., third fleor cali 811 930 Dt OHDERLIES (2), experienced. George Wash ineton_University Hospital REGIKTERED DRUG CLERE. 204K, iar ofce Address Box e DRESS nish 1L, GIRT, for o 218 Machinate nw. GTRTS, white, 1 williog to good salsry T oot e experie th and Mass, 3 ¥ and v afternoon after i pm FALESMAN WANTED—Gover spare time to represent a I inatitution _under profitable training not necessary. Addres Btar o SALESMEN for Washington, Virginia wanted for 3 months; oniy on banks and hig business mes the best known conce where authorize use tette are crried: weils on sight snd in £5 aliowed on esch male makes it possible for a salesman to earn # month's salary in a 4 must come weli recommended and be pre. pared to furnish bond at our expense. " Appis oom 608 Ktar building. or call Main F44 and_a, Keuny. SALESMEN—Read page 157 July iasue Rpe. claliy” Kaiesmen.” 308 District "National Bk « for Mr. {3 months | 320.K. Star §TE must be fairly experiencad of age. Appiy_immedi RTENOGR. rting salars. $: . Btar office NOGRAPHEN, competent, cos perience. by whol Tiouse. 34T-K. Ktar office. experienced, desires p Col. 119-W. = PHER - BECRBTANY, clent. alert: 7 years® executive experience: Mala [3 eral and patent law trainiog. umbia_4502 kood manager, position with fam- Address Rox 351-H, Dews At resort Vorkkenper ate. " Addre {TYPIRT 7nd fle C. 7608 15tk aF. referenos Wants mhour work of any nw * place. 1835 You ing Tous or private family: lored weman. Call 58 Eye st. #1ri, 20 vears, ights: no cooki Tor priv colored giri wante posi- Call NTURSE 1408 W WAKHTNG and 13th i‘\'hlm\u« .Hm'? fam _ WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. FIOTHE i nea =¥ | A% prices paid prices for ladiea’ \Write or phope D. wnd clothing _and Cail Franklin 1200, all kinds Ahrahams, “€0] ver. piatinum, hought _for caxh. Abe nw. Telephone Main fure or furs want to obfain a1 Notes. 10th ous articles s paid. Prompt Household Co.. 713 12th . 104 [ika to purchare enough house. Franklin 1339-3. ~ NITURE Kiratein, 320 Ath st n.w. kinds of furn wanted. Phone Frank- Tyinnos, carpets. ete. Phone M. or have a1l Weschler, T and _household goods wanted: satisfied with prices 1 pay. 8. b1 ved on stor- ure o, corner Sth and D TEACHE tudent for summer months. handling 1o sales_field; Tealthy. enjorable. osition: 82 WOMAN of refuement and house mother in inatitution; month and maintenance Star_office. TEACHER or advanced stndent, for summer months, handiing school guide 'in salesfield. Healthy, enjoyable, refined position. $273 for 3 monthe: $158 for 2 months, Address Box 326K, Ntar office. TRUCK DRIVER, for furniture store: must Dave good reference and experience. 408 10th at_n.w . BOLICITOR experienced: govd pay. nent; no selling. Mr. Thompson, 413 Kouthern building, 8 YOUNG WHITE MAN for office work: sppiy In own liandwriting. giving references and sulary expected. Addrexs Pox 814-K. Star offc TOUNG MAN. preferably college Kraduate, with some conatfuction experienced and good command of English. for secretarial work: salars $40 per week: atafa age and qualif pérma- tlons. _Address Box 844-K. Rtar office. @® FOUNG MAN to work in grocery store: mist drive Ford. u Cap._st. e te. for sales work for six-hour day, accord WOMAN. middle. d. of neat sppearance. 1 Apply Hooths 38 and 3 Mr. Auburn and stenography, ity Shoe Shop, @25 Tth st for retail business Quai naw. . fOUNG LADY stenographer or GRSt Wilh | prison s te | B 004 penman, apt at figures and accurate: po |, d working environme e &2’ workiag envivsument | g Dookkeepiug or clerical experience: must wition permanent pleasant. In reply state age falary desired. ~ Address Box perie 0-K, % for | and I BioKkee g Kinds wanted immedi- picces. Lincoin 5683 ¥ every descrd ! PERSONAL. ed on 3 | ¥ENS CLOTHES ROT GHT “"‘I:{FD- “?m e A0 Eouthern bl 4145, JUSTH'S OLD KTAND, HELP—DOMESTIC. VORK, colored girl return’ give you a word of advice Let me beg you to have nothing whatever to do with my father, in friendship or an enmity. Either might be equally disastrous. long run, is likely to cost your dear.” “If that is your opinfon of your father, why do you live with him?” he asked. She had become entirely callous again. Her smile, with its mocking quality, reminded him for a moment of the' man whom they were dis- cussing. Either, in the | We desire the services of high-clase salesmen ! for an isue of prefefred tock of a loog- | extablished local ufacturing corporation. ress Box 345-K. Star office. e | ALESMAN. Washington's largest nccident and health io. | anrance office hias openings on ita nles staff | for two ambitiols men wiio_appreciate a sub- stantial connection offering r in earnings. Intorview a.m_or after 4 p.m. Johnson & Adams, Tona tdg. SALESMEN WANTED. Several high-class men of re- sponsibility to represent a na- d_advancement | right before 10 | 00 | “Because I am a luxury and com- fort loving parasite,” she answered Aeliberately,” becau my _father try house which he has down the river.” “The Walled House?" he ventured. he nodded. see you have heard of it All London, they tell me, gossips about the entertainments there.” “Are they really so wonderful?" he asked. “I have never been to one.” she re- plied. “As a matter of fact, I have spent scarcely any time in England since my marriage. My husband, as I remember he told you, was fond of traveling.” Notwithstanding the warm spring alr he was consclous of a certain chilliness. Her level, indifferent tone seemed ‘to him almost abnormally callous. A horrible realization flashed for a moment in his brain. She wul speaking of the man whom she had | l | things—improves better compression “Your father overheard a remark of mine,” Francis told her. “I was at Soto's with a friend—Andrew Wil- more, the novelist—and to tell you the truth we were speaking of the shock I experienced when I realized that I had been devoting every effort of which I was capable, to saving the life of—shall we y a criminal? Your father heard me say, in rather a flamboyant manner, pérhaps, that in future 1 declared war against all crime and all criminals. She smiled very faintly, a amile which had in it no s e element of joy or humor. “I can quite understand my father intervening.,” she said. “He pofes as being rather a patron of artistically- perpetrated crime. Sue is his 0! ite author, and I believe that he h: exceedingly grim ideas as to dueling and fighting generally. He was In prison once for six months at New Orleans for killing a_man who in- sulted my mother. Nothing in the world would ever have convinced him that he had not done a perfectly legitimate thing. “l1 am expecting to find him quite an interesting study, when I know him bette Francis _pronounced. “My only fear is that he will count me an_ unfriendly person and refuse to h anything to do with m m not at all sure,” she sald ia- difterently, “that it would not be very mugch batter %you it 4.” “I eannot admit that,” h. “1 think that D 7 9 Z 2. Am”r wrys, rnent” s gladly pays my accounts at Lucilie's and Worth's and Reville's, becauss [ have never learnt to do without things. And please remember this. My father, so far us I am concerned, has no faults. He is a generous and courteous companion. vertheless, No. 70b, Curzon street is no place for people who desire to lead normal lives And with that she was gone. Her gesture of dismissal was 80 complete and final that he had no courage for further argument. He had lost her almost as soon as he had found her. (TG be continued tomorrow.) \LEGION DIRECTOR ASSAILS ALIEN LAW Says Present Immigration System Is Disgrace to United States. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 5.—De- claring that the present Immigration system is & “disgrace to the United Garland W. Powell, national director 6f the Americanism commis. sion of the American Leglon, stated that the legion favors revision of the present 3 per cent law. “The recent discrderly scramble of immigrants to enter the United States before the quotas from. their respec- tive nations were fllied has empha- sized the legion's contention that the | present system of Immigration i» a disgrace to the United States and unfair to the immigrants themselves, he_asserted. Director Powell said the leglon's Americanism commission had studied the immigration problem for three years and that the legion favors total exclusion of immigration for a period of five years, followed by the estab- 1ishment of a seléctive system based on the {ssusnces of vises by American consuls abroad to prospective immi- ants to the United after EoL e R » tional organization in the Dis- trict of Columbia. Permanent position and highest compen- sation. Call for interview. Room 802 Edmonds bldg. SALESMAN. A man of absolute integrity and perseverance to enter our sales department. Married man and college graduate preferred. Real estate experience not neces sary. Must have car and be able to finance himself for 30 days. Applications, which will be held in confidence, should state fully particulars and must be made in writing. An interview will be arranged. Address the Sales Manager, . WM. K. HARTUNG & CO,, REALTORS, 1108 16th St. N.W. PRt WANTED—SALESMEN. /T, BALESMEN __ARE ~ ABSOLUTELY CREKNING U nz},uno.un GAUGE TUBES AND OTHER PAUL PRODUCTS DIRECT TO CAR OWNERS; our_térritory contracts full protection: our ndtional advertising ca aign Including full page Saturdsy Eveni Pori” reaches twents” milllon peopla eve e can _use 00 more sdlesmen imme- write today for frée book profusely ing out milllon-dellar factory and its fust_selling_products. Paul Rubber Co., Des 101-B. Kallsbury, N. i FALESMEN (several), neat, cledn cut and am- bitions; rou will recelve good compensation for real ‘honest-to-goodnexs work. Apply at month alatel; place, Apty 203 WOMAN OF 80 p. Oth st. n.w. ing to abllity: you risk not For par. Tiabie girl A YOUNG CUBAN WISHES TO EXCH. ticulars call after 6 pm., 2337 3rd st position, _Also girl for light wark two or I essons for English. with young days a week. Mrs. 8. Cafritz, 1925 4th st. | woman fencher. Auswer 1y mail, 37 FOUNG MEN and boys with wheels: gond nw. ¥ %5 rmanent work. Apply Mf. Kressin, GENERAL | WE_aRE Now_ ravix th st n.w. [ mens ud Todies ured st S X3 T TTOTSEWORKER for _f Ll o the biggest, SALESMAN three adults: stay nights. Call Norih I wt. n.w 218 e | PHYSTOTHERAPY _AND TROTHER- firm fn Washington and viglnit ary, ex 3 ally given. For appolntment, pensen and car farnished. Thin is & splendid T nights s portunits for a go-getter. tate experience Cleve. 1681 i e and presant salary; teplies conddential; | GENERAL HOUSE S, ROACHEN, gie telephone sumber. ' Adiress Box 103K [oaly competent Telp it s {stant resulte. GEORGE F. 8 Brap office need apply. Chevy Chase, . a | 1and_bu 5 9 1 { SALESMAN, E TR —FoTorea TS | Invalids and rest cures special diet: pight Fxperienced. to represent old-established | i bRAl TOUSEWORKER, colired | and day mirse_North hat. frm in Staunton and vielnitr; etlary, ex. | S T e —. = nses and car furn this jen B LE—A refined middieaged white Spportunity for & Eogetter: alate e d';lenrh Lcook for four or five adults: no Taundry BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. age and present salary; replles confdential: |or other dutie: a permauent home for right ” i rom §ive ‘telephone wumber. ' Address Box 104-K. | person; German lady preferred but others con- | The Star g ; o Baraltes o oo sidered. _Address Rox 280.K. Star offce. 70 | adzertisers ; this Bl S 3 TSMEN { NURRE, white. for references and a detaile STOCK SALESME BRI o broiilin WOMAN 3 Ant. 3 Weat FOR HARDWARE and house fur- store; 407 Rhode Island tore with an_apa nLE SITUATIONS—MALE. R ng: tor | ST e Bt ey veionaty Jeasa of age. wonid Ltke. con < hea sl iR Dookkeaper. credit ma ‘nccountant i 100 with rellable concern. Box 186K, . meat and vegetable market. Price, Star_office. Room 511, 710 14th st. n.w. 8% CEMENT FIXTSAT T AND NEWSSTAND, tocated in busl. man. Prospect ave. n. Section: beantitully equipped; making CHAUFFEUR. colored, a; make car; sober and efficlent; 7630, CHIEF FRENCH BAKER. food on any kind of wor §rees Tox' Sho-K. Brar of-e CLERICAL POSITION, ¥ cdge of hookkeeping and eral office work. Addres offlce. OOACH yoars, references. hotel MATHEMA 71 Vitginia student: referen Qlencarlyn, ell, Va d man GARAGE, ared man. GOVBRNMEN1 CLERK, re in hookkeeping and audifing. ation with short hours and & dress Box 270-K. Star office HANDY MAN or carpente experienced a1 pay. paint, Address Rox 431, =ar_off FOUSEMAN—Tntelligent . em- loyed in government, wishes place in private i work mornings and evenings for rcom A. Hough, 421 st AN, rellatle, young, married, wanis salaried position with responsible real ‘estate firm: fa miliar with values, rents and repalrs: have %‘C passenger ; Al referénces. Address jox 207-K, Star office. Mm!gANl(‘Al: DH”A?;I’!MAIN. i]!lrl‘dbxn ence heating, ventilating. plimbing and power plant d!l!'n'. Address !ll\x 188-K, Star n|:|.(‘v. Box_192-L. LUNCHRO! eanipped price, 82,900 i i dreas Tiox N wail Tisiied, xood dress Tiox long lease; price, $1,200. Address ar_office.. s ocation: weil day busines er Mt in city stocked and_equippo ving business: price. $4,000. Ad- busines in_good location Address must he {steictly confidential { o lox T WA exD aud_auto acees stablished busi ed, have t qnd b V1% office situ- | Of {but a man wio bas made good ax owner de. | sires uitimately fo retire: state age, past ex. { perience and amount willing to invest; only man who can il al requirements need reply Address Tox r 141h and Cri bus terminal; must od Dusiness; showing will pay o & ; wanted n s right. once Address Box 4-L, canh if price office. ANT! Ssing and tallorin) tnvestigation if desired. 936 New York ave. prio GFFICE WORK of restaurant work by Fill atndent. _Address Box 337-K, Star office TEN clal hookkeeping experience. Apt. 2 3 a2 TEACHBR desires pupils for tutoring during summet months: ten yaars expericnce t ing and coaching for college entrance exams reasonable rates. Apt. 44, 1757 K s, e xperienced wislies to make 8 change: dress Rox 208-K, Star office. man, besi store: good golng husiness good reasons for selling. Price, udes stock. tools, machinery, K. Star office. good_street: 000 cash, OCERRY and meats. do i cn easily he do Carner 1 2. Wash -Tialt. blvd [ient: livng apartment above. S pe's quick sale at xnc | &2500. A bareain for some one. t Phone s, W Room 200, 1840 Eye st. n.w. | WORK of any kind by o K rar aar, ‘Lindstrom. s Sra et me | e * e YOI MAN, deaf, college gradunte. desires P e Cal. z £ EMPLOY MENT AGENCIES position, clariéal of otherine: references. d- | SEOTE ANy APT. good Toration for Bakesy Sfrice PomTIOTE Fres e e |~ e [ R e e B i uington. Benool Jor | Necrotatien SITUATIONS—FEMALE. Sowntomn Satn it e el ar Javentors: and ‘Schoot of Commerce. 1410 I at. b.w. CYTINDER PRERBFEEDER, syoung ady: | 00\n& good business. but must eacrifice; good undresses. ave general n ers, o S e ?hfll“ ‘ermont ave. n.W. signt pears' experience. Address Box 265K, FoTi ek S LESSONS, French or Apanish, for heginners, 4 Juiy_and_Angust. Cail Col dej NURSB, practie el e or sigiog and . sclentific methods 1404 Lrving ot aw. cpportunlty. Address Pox 231K, Star offce. GARAGE for #ale cheap: owner 1eaving 10 accessories. gas and ofl ‘tanks: on main e ot dantngten: lacome $H00 month._Address Tiox 200-K, Btar office. _ 4 GUIDE MOOK BUSINESE, wholessle #08 Jo- - tail, éstablished dnd pasing. for # Address Boz 237-E, Star office.