Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1923, Page 25

THE EVIL SHEPHERD By E. Phillips Oppenheim. (Copyright. 1983, by Littls, Brewn & Os.) (Continued from Yesterday’'s Star.) “I am going to leave you, my hon- ored guests from The Sanctuary,” he sald, with a faint smile, “to your- selves for a short time. In the room to vour left supper is being served. In front is the dancing gallery. To the right, as you see, is the lounge leading into the winter garden. The gymnasium s closed until midnight. Any other part of the place please explore at vour leisure, but I am go- ing to ask you one thing: 1 want you to meet me In a room, which T will 8how you, at & quarter to 12.” He led them down one of the cor- ridors which opened from the hall Before the first door on the Tight a man-servant was standing as though on sentry duty. Sir Timothy tapped the panel of the door with his fore- fnger. “This is my sanctum.” nounced “l allow no one in here without special permission. 1 find it ugeful to have a place to which one can come and rest quite quietly some- times. Willlams here has no other duty except to guard the entrance. Williams, you will allow this gentle- man and these two ladies to pass in at a quarter to 1 The man look ingly. 6 else” “No one, under any pretext.’ Timothy hurried back to the hall and the others followed him in more leisurely fashion They were all three full of curiosity. “I never dreamed.” Margaret de- clared as she looked around her, “that I should ever find myself inside this house. It has always seemed to me like one great Bluebeard's cham- ber. If ever my father spoke of it at all, it was as of a place which he intended to convert into a sort of miniature hell. Sir Timoth to them he an- at them search- tainly, sir,” he said. “No one ¥ leaned back to speak as they passed. “You will find « friend over there, Ledsam,” he said. Wilmore turned around and faced them. The two men exchanged some- What surprised greetinge. “No idea that 1 was coming until this afternoon,” Wilmore explained. “I got my card at 5 o'clock- with a note from Sir Timothy's secretary. I am racking my brains to imagine what it can mean.” “We're all a little addled,” Francis confessed. “Come and’join our tour of exploration. You know Lady Cyn- thia Let me present you to Mrs. Hil- diteh.” The Introduction was effected_and they all strolled on together. Mar- garet and Lady Cynthia led the way into the winter garden. a palace of glass, tall ms. banks of exotics, flowering shrubs of every description and a fountaln with wonderfully carved water nyinphs, brought with its basin from itzly. Hidden In the foliage, a small orchestra was play- ing very softly. The atmosphere of the place was languorous and deli- clous. “Leave us liere,” Margaret insisted, with a little exclamation of content. “Nelther Cynthia nor I want to go any further. Come back and fetch us’in time for our apponitment.” The two men wandered off place was Indecd 2 marvel of archi- técture, a country house, of which only the shell remained, modernized and made wonderful by the genius of a @reat architect. The first room which entered when they left the winte rden was as large as a small restaurant, paneled in cream «olo] with a marvelous ceiling. There were tables of varlous sizes lald for supper. rows of champagne bottles in ice buckets and servants eagerly waiting for orders. Already a sprinkling of the guests had found their way here. The two men cross- ed the floor to the cocktall bar in the far corner, behind which a fa- miliar face grinned at them. It was Jimmy, the bartender from Soto's, Wwho stood there with a wonderful array of bottles on a walnut table. “If it were not a perfectly fatuous uestion, I should ask what you were oing here, Jimmy?" Francis remarked. “I always come for Sir Timothy's big parties, sir,” Jimmy explained. “Your first visit, isn't jt, sir? Ty first incis assented. nd mine,” his companion echoed. “What can 1 have the pleasure of making for you, sir?” the man in- quired. “A difficult question,” Francis ad- mitted. “It is barely an hour and a half since we finished dinner. On the other hand, we are certainly go- ing to have some supper some time or_other.” Jimmy nodded understandingly. “Leave it to me, si he begged. He served them with a foaming white concoction in tall glasses. A genuine lime bobbed up and down in the liquid. * “Sir Timothy has the limes sent over from his own estate in South America,” Jimmy announced. “You will find some things in that drink You don’t often taste.”" The two men sipped their beverage and pronounced it delightful. Jimmy leaned a little across the table. “A big thing on tonight, isn’t there, sir?" he asked cautjously. “Ts there?" Francis replied. mean. Jimmy motioned toward the open window, close to which the river was flowing by. “You going down, sir?" Francis shook his head dubiously. “Where to?" The bartender looked with narrow- ed eyes from one to the other of the two men. Then he suddenly froze up. ‘Wilmore leaned a little further over the impromptu counter. “Jimmy.” he asked, “what goes on here besides dancing and boxing and gambling?" “I never heard of any gambling,” Jimmy answered, shaking his head. “Sir "Timothy doesn't care about cards being played here at all.” “What is the principal entertain- ment, then?’ Francis demanded. “The boxing?” The bartender shook his head. “No one understands very much about this house, sir,” he sald, “ex- cept that it offers the most wonder- ful entertainment in Europe. That is for the guests to find out, though. We servants have to attend to our duties. WIIl you let me mix you another drink, sir?’ “No, thanks' Francis answered. “The last was too good to spoil. But you haven't answered my question, Jimmy. What did you mean when you asked if we were going down?” Jimmy's face had become wooden. “I meant nothing, sir,” he said. “Sorry I spoke.” The two men turned aw They recognized many acquaintances in the supper room and in the long gallery beyond, ‘where many couples were dancing now to the music of a won derful orchestra. By slow stages they made thelr way back to the winter garden, where Lady Cynthia and Margaret were still lost in ad- miration of their surroundings. They all walked the whole length of the place. Beyond, down a flight of stone steps, was a short paved way to the river. A large electric launch was moored at the quay. The grounds butside were dimly illuminated with cunningly hidden electric lights shining through purple-colored globes Into the cloudy darkness. In the background, enveloping the whole of the house and reaching to the river on either wide, the great wall loomed up, unlit, menacing almost in its sug- gestions. A couple of loiterers stood within a few yards of them, looking &t the launch. “There she is, ready for her errand, whatever it may be.” one said to the other curiously. ‘'We couldn't play the stowaway, I suppose, could we?”’ ‘Dicky Bell did that once” the other answered. “Sir Timothy has ealy one way with intruders. He was The “You . l thrown into the river and jolly nearly drowned.” \oThe tivo men passed out of hear- ng. “I wonder what part the launch plays In the night's entertainment,” Wiimore observed. Francis shrugged his shoulders. “I have given up wondering,” he sald. “Margaret, do you hear that music?” She laughed. “Are we really to dance?she mur- mured. “Do_you want to make a girl of me again?” “Well, T shouldn't be a magiclan, should 1?” he answered. They passed into the ballroom and danced for some time. The music was seductive and perfect, without any of the blatant notes of too many of the popular orchestras. The floor seemed to sway under their feet. “This {s & new joy come back Into life!” "Margaret exclaimed as they rested for a moment. “The first of many, her. They 8tood in the archway between the winter garden and the dancing gallery, from which they could com- mand 4 view of the pas#sing crowd Francis scanned the faces of the men and women with intense interest. Many of them were known to him by sight, others were stramgers. There was & judge, a cabinet minister, va- rious members of the aristocracy, a sprinkling from the foreign legations, and, although the stage was not largely represented, there were one or two well known actors. The Ruests seemed to belong to no univer- sal socfal order, but to Francis, watching them aimost eagerly, they all seemed to have something of the same expression, the same slight air of weariness, of restless and unsatis- fied desires “I can't believe that the place s real, or that these people we see are not ' supers,” Margaret whispered. every moment that a clock rike and that it will all fade “I'm afrald I'm too material for such imaginings,” Francls replied, “but there is a quaintly artificial air about it all. We must go and look for Wilmore and Lady Cynthia.” They turned back into the ener- vating atmosphere of the winter gar- den, and came suddenly face to face with Sir Timothy, who had escorted a little party of his guests to see the fountain, and was now returning alone. “You have been dancing. I am glad to see,” the latter observed. "I trust that you are amusing yourselves®’ “Excellently, thank you.” Francis he assured “And o far.” Sir Timothy went on, with a faint smile, “you find my en- tertainment normal? You have no question yet which you would like to ask?” “Only one—what do you do with your launch up the river on moonless nights, Sir Timothy?” Sir Timothy's momentary silence was full of ominous. significance. “Mr. Ledsam.” he sald, after a brief pause. “T have given you almost carte blanche to explore my domains here. Concerning the launch, however, T think that you had better ask no G tions at present.” You are using it tonight?” Franels ‘Will you come and turesome guest?” “With great the prompt reply. Sir Timothy glanced at his watch. “That.” he said, “is one of the mat- ters of which we will speak at a quarter to twelve. Meanwhile, me show you something. It see, my ven- vleasure,” w may jamuse you as it has done me.” The three moved back toward one of the arched openings which led into the ballroom. “Observe, if you please,” their host continued, “the third couple who pass us. The girl is wearing green—the very little that she does wear. Watch the man, and see if he reminds you of any one.” Francis did as he was bidden. The girl was a well-known member of the chorus of one of the princlpal musical comedies, and she seemed to be thoroughly enjoying both the dance vand her partner. The latter appeared to be of a somewhat ordi- nary type, sallow with rather puffy cheeks, and eyes almost unnaturally dark. “He danced vigorously and he talked all the time. Something about him was vaguely familiar to Francis, but he failed to place him. “Notwithstanding all my precau- tions.” Sir Timothy continued, “there, fondly believing himself to be un- noticed, is an emissary of Scotland Yard. Really, of all the obvious, the dry-as-dust, hunt-your-criminal-by- rule-of-three kind of people I ever met, the class of detective to which this man belongs can produce the most blatant exn.mple‘ “What are you going to do about him?” Frances uk{d. . Sir Timothy shrugged his shoulders. “I have not yet made up my mind,” he sald. “I happen to know that he has been laying his plans for weeks to get here, frequenting Soto's and other restaurants, and scraping ac- qualntances with some of my friends. The Duke of Tadchester brought him —won a few hundreds from him at baccarat, 1 suppose. His grace will pever again find these doors open to A Francis' attention had wandered. He was gazing at the man whom Sir Timothy had pointed out. “You still do not fully recognize our friend,” the latter observed care- lessly. ‘He calls himself Manuel Loito, and he professes to be a Cuban. HIs real name I understood, lwh;q ¥you introduced us, to be Shop- and.” “Great heavens, so it is!” Francis exclaimed. “Let us leave him to his precarious pleasures.” Sir Timothy suggested. am free for a few moments. We will wander round together.” They found Lady Cynthia and Wil- more, and looked in at the supper room, where people were waiting now for tables, a babel of sound and galety. The grounds and winter garden were crowded. Thelr gulde led the way to a large apartment on the other side of the hall, from which the sound of music was proceeding. “My theater,” he said. what s going on.” They passed inside. There was a small stage with steps leading down to the floor, easy chairs and round tables everywhere, and walters serv- ing refreshments.' A girl was danc- NG o), TImothy watched her ap- ngly. Nll’ll Ellistoff,” he told them. he was in the last Russian ballet, and she is waiting now for the rest of the company to start again at You see, it is Metz- Corventh Gnrlen. ger who plays there. They im; 3 Rather a wonderful Dergnrmzzlnc‘;’.“I think.” They watched spirft in gray tull wonder er :’J,"'m’ sly, & . W Teat black eyes now and then half closed. “It is ‘Wind before Dawn, " Lady Cynthia whispered. “I heard him play it two days after he composed it, “only there "are variations now. She is the soul of the south wind.” The curtaln went down amidst rap- turous applaus The dancer left the stage, floating away into some sort of wonderfully-contrived nebulous background. Within a few momen the principal comedian of the day wa: telling stories. Sir Timothy led them away. ‘But how on earth do you get all these people?” Lady Cynthia ll{em “It is arranged for me,” Sir Timo- thy replied. “I have an agent who sees to it all. Every man or woman who is asked to perform, has a credit at Cartier's for a hundred guineas. I pay no fees. They select some little keepsake.' Margaret laughed softly. “No_wonder they call this place a sort of Arablan Nights!' she declared. (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) Jet | | | | ! __THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, JULY 24 1923 Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST and Vermont ave., John O. Haley. and P, Day's Pharmacy. and T, J.8. Clemence. and Ciifton, H. Colodny & Co. and Harvard, The Harvard Pharmacy. and Columbia road (Fvans Drug Store.) 1 14th, Bronsugh's Pharmacy. and “Buchanan, Hohberger. andolph Pharmacy, 3001 14th st., H. D. Hughes, Mgr. Holmead and Otla piace, Holmead Pharmacy. 14th and Colorado & Plney Branch Pharmacy. = 8200 Mount Pleasant st. Mount Pleasant ar News Shoj 2434 18th, Payne’s Pha dman’ Park Pl Morgan Bros. idenbérg’s (time clerk's desk). Associated Drug Stores. R.I. ave.. J. French Simpso MeGuire's Pharmacy. - 4th and Bim sis.. Douglas' Pharmacy. 3501 ave., Rodis’ Pharmacy. . Rock Creek Church rd., Roek Creek Pharmacy. . Colodny & Co., Ga. ave. and Upshur st. ve. n.w., Monek's Pharmacy. ve., Brightwood Pharmacy. t., Morse Pharmacy. pont Cirele, Dupont Pharmacy. St and, Pia. ave. Pearsou's Pharmacy. a gelan A d’x.‘wfll!'! J. :\i :nt. st Sylvern Laupheimer. d_R. l.’lvtv. Parker's Pha L Wiseon: 5 Park Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN 28th and P sts.. Pride's Pharmacy. 204 M st.. 0'Donpell's Pharmaey 33th and M. Weller & Mosker's Pharmacy. 4nd O, Donshue's Pharmacy. NORTHEAST McChesney & Joachim. 4th ana H rock & Dickeus. £0T H st.. Garren's Muxic Store. Tth at."and Md. ave.. Louts F. Bradies. 12h st and Md. ave., Louis Sacks. 15 H ot Bear's Newmstand. North Cap.'and Eye, Kenealy Pharmacy. 826 East Capitol at.. Parne's Pharmacy. Fast Cap. and 8th.’Bieloss Pharmacy. 13th and Fast Capitol. Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 20th st. and R. 1. ave, Collins’ Pharmacy— Woodridge 8600 12th n.e., Mayo's Pharmacy—Brookland. SOUTHEAST 24 st. and Pa._ave., H. E. Sprucebank. 8th and Eye, Weller & Mosker's Pharmacy. 11th and Pa. ave., Feals's Pharmacy. 14th and Pa. ave., Smyser's Pharmacy. 1007 Nichols ave.,' Welss & Healy—Anacostla. SOUTHWEST Tth and D ste., Lantz Bros. 43% and L sts, Columbia Pharmacy RATE—S CENTS A WORD in_Washington and Suburbs for— Help and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found. For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous. Poultry. Pets and Livestock Automobiles for Saie and Wanted. Rooms for Rent and Wanted. Business Opportunities. etc. RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON 4 cents a word REAL ESTATE ADS 8 words to the line, {nimum, at lize rate, 1 time, 200 per line 2 times, 18¢ per line. 3 times. 17c per line. 18c per line. . 15¢ per line! STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M, All advertisements for The Evening Star must be at The Star office or one of The Btar branch offices by 11 p.m. the DAY REFORE ISSUE, with the following exceptions: Lost” and_Fo Teath Notte Wanted Help. Wanted Situations Advertisements under the above classifica. tions will be accepted at The Star office, 11th At snd Pa. ave . until 9:30 a.m. day of tsue. 401 “advertiwments for The Sunday Star mu be received at The Star office by 8 p.m urday. or ut any of The Star branch offices by 5 p.m. Saturday OASH WITH ORDER is required for all ad- vertisemonts from transient advertisers. Wisconsin 2d and WANTED—SALESMEN. Continued. SITUATIONS—MALE. Continued. AGENTS and salesmen wanted to represent concern in Washington, Maryland and Vir- infa; good opportunity. Phone North 5040 fore 9:30 or after 8 p.m. 240 SBALESMEN —Experienced selling twisted-is wire brushes direct to home; commis- slon; exclusive teritory. P. O, Box 6, Station X. New York City. 2% alesmen to sell igh-grade secur- lished dividend-paying company. . 0. Box 184. York, Pa. ;' TOUNG MEN, two, o work with manager; experience noi neceasars. Ralary and eom- mission to start. Apply Mr. Ready, 208 Bond Rldg., 14th.and New York ave., between 9 _and 11 St RETIRED q. m. sergt., Marire Corps, desires ition; trustworthy ‘and intelligent; knows oW o obéy orders: has had clerical &nd sell- 42% xperience; s dble-bodjed and getive; age 45: best of references. Address Eax 278.P, Star office. 24¢ BECRETARY-STENOGRAFHEN—Experienc deaires temporary work. _Call Main 4776, . 2 STEWARD OR COOK, colored man wants place. Call West 2330. TYPINT, experlonced. dealres evening work. ) Addrexy Rox_353-P, Htar_office. WORK by young boy with reference and hievrle. North 3348-W. YOUNG MAN, wihite, wishes work of kind._Address Rox 3., Htar office. 261 HELP—_MALE AND FEMALE. COMPETENT person to remote tattoo marks. Call West 612, ask_for Willlam, 24! JANTTOR AND WIFB, settled; neat appear ance; nlee apt. fu exchange for sérvices. | 315 SEOURITY SALESMEN, one or two_(ladiei or gentlemen), (o present & “Money Making' provosition of proven merrit ' fo fhe public. dberal cash commission paid; investigate this business in person at once. z n.w. BOLICTTORS—Liberal saiary and commi Ruth's, Ine., Cleaners and D 3 Pleasant st. = et S INSTRUCTION COURSES AUTO DRIVING LESSO PRIVATELY given. Call Lincoln $2. We do the rest. CONVERRATIONAL FRENCH, SPANIAH, Italian. by prac. meth. a . Congreisiona) Tnstitute; 1018 Fommpat mrer™ YOUNG MAN wants night work; capable of dolng most any kind of work; willing and hard worker. ~Address Hox 81°R; Star officr, YOUNG MAN wishes to Tearn the tranafer a5d storage business. Address Box 1Tt Star NG MAN. white, desives work of any Rox_330.1. Star office, YOUNG .\M*'l, xperienced In office work. Vrank. 9080-W} n;x 5:30. SITUATIONS _FEMALE. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. . Continued. INSTRUCTION—(FIRST CLASS WAITING taught)—Young men and girls can earn $35 10 $40 per week. Frank. 2706. Strand Train- ing School, 508 Hth at. n.w. . 3 REYS_DUPLICATE KEYS. 25 CENTH: Made phile ait. Turmer & Clark, 1233 New ork w. Basement ¥. 3005 CA LB YOU WAIT, 2. Also small machine work. 800 9th st. D.w., basement. LET ME BUILD A PORCH. nter_work of ‘all kinds. ‘Cail between 5 7. North 8004-J. NEWLEN & JOHNSON, 1705 3rd n.e. MATTRESS MAKING AND RENOVATING— Bpecial for spring rings, iron frame springs, cushions low renovi t specinl prices. Special this week— Ma renovated, Columbla Bedding Co., 416 E st. n.w. Phone Main 6628 ATTRESSFE RENOVATED, equal fo new: most modern processew; free estimates. IDEAL BEDDING (0., 1524 7th n.w. North 10145 MR % AND PILLOWS renovated most reasonahie prices. Let uw call, give estl- mate, " Frompt deliveries and satistaction as- sured. Eagle Bedding Co., th st. n.w. Main 7092, ¥ PATNTER AND PAPRRHANGEL J. E. HOB- BON. Best work. lowest prices; prompt serv-| ice. 705 6ta st. n.w. Phone Main 6708. BUSINESS WOMAN, good education, refined, widow, no_children,” wish of linen clonet In_Brat-elass hotel of Wa dress_Rox 318-P. Star office. DRESAES cut. basted and ftted, §3. Adas 18th FAINTING. PAPERITANGING : A1 WORK. J. B. JONES, formerly of 4414 Ga. ave. It wil ‘ol._8o21 ay_you to_call ¢ ING time approaches. Vve will be gin timate on your interior and exterior paint- When, sou think of paintiog thick of CAROW & FRY. 1011 H st. nw._ Main 1261. 1074. 2001 TLAIN SEWING by the day. Fhose North 4R26, PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, will care for elderly: references. 1815 Corcoran st OIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONSStesogta- Rn—r and typewriting, August 14; tuition, ;; Special bookkeeper exam., Aug. 8, both men and women: salars, $1.140 o $1,640. Prepara: tion statistic clerk exam. Rpecial instruetion day and night. The Civil Service Preparatory %m:n e T2h and ¥ now. . 2060, FRT G DREFSMAKING. MILLINERY— LIVINGTONE'S ACADEMY, lll5m0 ot R:'. Franklin 74 Ask_for booklet. r REAMSTRESS. high class. 1o homes; good re erences. _Call Franklin 7114, 2 PAINTING.PAPERHANGING DONE: REA- sonable rates. First-class work, Linc. 7754 Henry Elsner, 609 F st. n.e. BEWING: all ‘kinds summer dresses & spe- 24! 8038 0 st Mrs. M. Westfall. temporar. bz hour or balf day. " Address Box 5'"} v ce. o STENOGRAPHER. expert, waats work ar AYPING, all kinds fo do at home; 720 Quiney n.w. T page: MOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS women: nation-wide demand in . hotels, o apartiest h Tiving. quick adra our methods fndorsed— our students employed by leading hotel, Open_evenings. for pa: Flotel Training School. 1840 N. Y. MEN AND WOMEN quickly Tearn real e business; receive pay while learning: need Dot Interfare with present employment: some mak- ing $100 & week. Free class lectures eve Tuesday Thursday. 6 pom. William . Matteson. 810-61] Rond bidg. men YOUNG LADY of experience, position fn doc- tor's office.” Address Box 23R, Ktar ofice, YOUNG LADY wants permanent position as P.B.X operator, 5 years experience; reference. PAPERHANGING—PROMPTLY; ROOME, $8 up: cut-out borders: satisfaction gu A KAULFUSS, 701 3rd n.e.. Linc. 5103, after PAPERHANGING-SEE _MF BEFORE HAV- ing that papering done. I can save you money. T R BEARS, 630 New York ave. n.w. North 0. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING —Rooms . %6 and up. A orge, 220 12 B R Ahons piuniin AT o PAPERTANGING, 850 UP, INCLUDING + trifiers need apply. HELP AND SITUATIONS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Cor inued. 25 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ROOMING HOUSE, 12 rooms, elect,; lease: price, $750 cash $450: rent, $75. ROOMING HOUSE for wale: 16 rooms, 2 downtown location; rent cheap: lease; price, $1.500. Addrems Rox 882-P. Ktar office. 2av ROOMING HOURE AT A BARGAIN; ONE the Dest locations In the city; 10 rooms, 2 baths: near 15th and L ste. o.w. Rent, $100 r month. ‘See me st once or call Maln 5057._G. B. LIKENS, 1844 G st. n.w. GROCERY and wmeat business, well extab- lished; doing over $3,000 monthiy: best loca- tion n.w. section: rent 35 mont drews_Rox 33! AUTOMOBIL tomobile, row ¥ t of patented Christmas novelty 1 m { gation courted, Addrexs Hox 315-F, 8 t Continued. FURNITORE—M; 3 Toom snt.Phone Col. 10241, Apt. NTTT contents of roomlig house, Sac- ¢ once. 935 New York ave. n FURNITURE—Handsome dinlog roc ture, large *extension fable, china buffét and 6 leather seat chairs, mah good as new. Will sacrifice to quick Apply at 5101 Wis. ave. Phone 2821-W. GAS RANGES, new and slightly used: and porcelain; less “lld'l half price; §1 ever range gusranteed; why pay wor W.r‘lllllml. 609 6th n.w. GENUINE HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES. ular $12 value, $8. Plone Col. 5808 £ HIGH SCROOL COURSE —Cost $130; will sell for 845, Also traffic coursc; cost § sell for §20. 513 D st. .o 24 RTTCHEN CABINET—New Hoosler; cost €00 well for $32. 513 D st. s.e. 24¢ furni- closet, piain o ug: REG- BATTERY EQUIPMENT, cheap, including 10- Datter, ar rectifier: 10 rental Fle outfit and other batters servics fter 5 p. 610 Pickford FOR SALE—Cigar, tobaceo, news, military supply, graphaphons agency, With rooming liouse 'attached: room rent pPays whole rent: at military esmp; inventory, $5,000; sell for $8.500 cash or secured note. Call after 6 p.m. Clarendon 8, or call In peraon. " No brokers of Ridgely st. NATIONAL CARH REGISTER, o once, " one’ good: iron safe. i coffee” urn: glass profector and mahogany desk: inquire. 1318 13th st n.w. PIANOS—Emerson, $85; Vose. $125; Hardman 3200 A. F. Arnold, svet., 1323 PLAYER-PIANO (Acolian), benc Itke new: a burgain; §275. A. F. Aroold, auct nw. RATOR. practically 1 cash register, M3, after new 345 Clarendon, LUNCHROOM and neerbeer stand doing good busiuess; good stand; low rent: for sale: other s of selling. Edgar Poe, 1st and GROCERY BUJINESS; this opportunity come, onee in_a lifetime; owner must leave city at once. North 6080, “IDE_BOOK BUBINERS, whole: f Tall, entablithed and paying. for i .M. Star office. HRROOM, small, for sale. 87 C st n.w. PA R WA Dusiness; half interest, $700, with experience in handling customer. Box_835-P, Star_office Address 210 n.w, REFRIGERATORS, new and 2nd hand. Cray Refrigerator Co.. x0T H st. n.w. ROOFING COMPOUND. 70 tons best aualits. best offer takes it. Addrews Box 18.T, Star AT body, 2T delivers, wire s wtarter, Pittsburg No. 50, $70: gan 3100, Adarens Tiox BABY Apt. 404, 141¢ BED, double: springs_feather pil o 1003 REDROOM Cheval glars, 83 No_dealers vy o : bed. Call after 5 ROOMING HOUSE, 12 vooms; rent, $7. lease: price. $%00." Fr. 8041 STORE for sale. groceries, notions aud to- bacco; stock wnd Bxtures; a bargain; leaving Riper and cutout border. WALTER CHAD- CK. 1018 Douglas n.e. North 7280. 4 Address Box 4R, Star office. . SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. AFTERNOON WORK by reliable colored wom- an and girl. 749 Kenyon st. n.w. 3 CARB for house or children during day wit Potomac 922. THE SPIRELLA (0. INC. will interview ladiex Detween the ages 25 and 50, good health, character. personality. You earn $200 per month and upward. It you need to make mouey and willing to wark yon can make 004, Please do not Answer unless you can meet above requirements. Address Box 324-F, Star_ofice ifress: by colored girl. n.w. 25 CHAMBERMATD or general housework. col ‘wishes place; stay nights. 1004 § CHAMRERMATD or waitress; private family: no laundry. 216 8d st. n.e. . $8.000 TO 36,000 YEARLY. WANT IT? Gthers are earning 1t making mechasical and ing your spare time day or evenibgs. al and fndividual instruction. Wi or call for free Drafting. 14th CHAMBERMATD). cook or waitress haif (m GIRL wishes part time or 4 t or nurse; refere Potomae 24 or janitor's_qua: BRIVING TSATRUCTION. DAY 10, fur men and women. Y. M_C. A, ATUTO SCHOOL 1738 G St N.W Main 8250, AUTO REPAIRING. Unlimited day course for yotng men who dexire to learn the auto mechanics trade. M. C_A. AUTO SCHOOL. it N W Main 8230 X 1736 G _§ rters, 1418 W st. n.w. COOK—First clas in_or out of clty; colored girl. A2z 23en st now TOOK and general housework wanted by neat colored_girl” 738 Lamont st. n.w. COOK, first class: _chambermald, waltriss, colored. North 5500 or_phone Potomac 1 1839 5th st. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES COOKS, maids, dayworkers, nurses; help of ull Klade, male or female; cffcieat belp coly. 11‘1‘{:7 Service Buyreauy, 2001 Oth o.w. North W Niath Street Employment Bu. in domestic help. 1429 9th - W. Page. manager. Phone %o Pennsyivanin: 44 to ross Dureau, 921 N st. n.w., Dr. TOSITIONS —Free regriration, ington Employment Exchange. operated for the public by Wasiington School for Secretarles and_Nut. School of Commeree. 1410 F st. o.w WOMEN, strong colored, wanted for Fuller's Exchange, 1221 mp. COOK 1o _private family or boarding louse. haw best clty rences. Moses Tomey, 1327 P_st. . _Phope Fr 24 and 'ousework or chambermaid. PAPERHANGING ANI> PAINTING—H. B. PHILLIPK, 227 2ud s.e. Linc. 3368. Quick, efficient service, guar. work; reasonable prices. au2e APERBANGING—ROOMS, $7.60 AN| interior and exterior painting at lowest prices. Metropolitan Dec. Co., 427 G st. n.w. Ph Fr._800. HONOGRAPH _REPAIRING — Phonographs repaired by expert; parts for all makes ma- Chines. Fraukiin 507, 806 9th st oo, PTANOG TUNING, $2; plano and pluyer repair- ing. Speake & Spriggle, 922 N. Y. ave. n.w. Main_5816. TANO TUNING — Pianos and players re- red. refinished and rebuikt by skilled work. ren. Plano tuniog. $2. Schaefer, Sanderson Pianio Co., 044 H st. n.e. Lincoln 1057. PLUMBING, TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING promptly attended te. " Whin there in pluab- ng there fs CAROW & FRY. Main 1261, 1011 H nw. T.OMBL TEATING _AND _ TINNING “Iave It Done Right—Get Casey, 3207 14th st._n.w._Columbia 155-1331 PTUNBING AND HEATING—John R, Guerin, st Linc. 3417—Steam and bot- og. " plumbing, boller and power plants. _Found reliable for 25 vears. PLUMBING AND TINNING, JOBBING 1§ our_specialty. Quick servics in emergency cases. When you think of plumbing think of CAROW & FRY. 1011 H &t n.w. Main 1261 PRINTING—Oomplete pr.nting wervice, writ- ine." illustrating. composition and predswork: grade commercial'work. Colnmbian Print- ing Co. Inc., 815 14th st. n.w. M. 4230 ATS Haturday. DAY'S WORK by colored girl. 336 G st DAY'S WORK, any kind. 476 0 at. n.w. DAYR WORK or small wash by color Tuesday DISHWASHER or nurse: by 1081_17th st n.w WORK, part time, colored girl from AL HOUSEWORK or laundry by col- ored woman: shirt folder. 4 EFRIGERATOR REPAIR 1N G—DON'T frigerator: let me re- Eooi ma new MO ISIS. 1 h n.w. ROM OLD LAU- Frank F e B o SN SHADES. made to order, 80c up: hung Will call with samnies and eatimat, sereening J. M. Butler & ®on. STEAM AND HOT-WATER 11 Sudduth, 3012'5 R st, West 29 b, experience high and low. pres. steam work; open_shop._Estimate glven. worn REL E arpets. durabie and LIPKE, 300 10th st. 8w HELP—MALE. HELP—FEMALE. NEVER matl ORIGINAL recommendations n Use COPIRS. pplying for_employment. BOOKKEEPER—Middle-aged Harding, 309 Tth st. n.w Iady. Bernard e Trst-clams repalr. ATTO ‘Address Box MECHANTCE (3) auy make car; good saiary. i Siar office ATUTOMORILE SALESMEN for Chevrolet ¢ experience not a requirement, but epplicant must purehase demonstrator. Gish Garage. 117th apa v { BARBER wanted for out of town: xood pay: full information. Apply C. C. Bowers, barber noly. 920 D at. niw 26 TOY, about 16, to work In lunchroon ence. Western Lunch. 629 Pa._ave. CASHIER and attend to_customers callin for garments: good. steads position for rell- able“girl: have good meferences: apply by letter. stating experience. Apply Urdong Pros.. 1208 F st g DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. experienced in tent work: good salary and permanent posi- Star office. SPER, wi middie objection to on s but good home. nw or. el with enild: small 1 Call after 5 p. BOY with wheel: good salas must work Sunda: Henderson's News S corner 14th_and Y. ave._ N COOK AND HOUSEMAN—Japanese or Chinese: Private home: references required. Call he- Tween 5 and 8 p.m. 247 Woodiey . __25¢ COUNTRY BOY, colored, for general hon.u. work, 620 Pa._ave. nw. = DRIVER, colored, for Ford truck: must under- nd minor repairs; bring reference. 617 La. ave now FURNITURE HANDLERB—Experienced. Ap- ply Krieg's Express. 1226 H n.w. HIGH SCHOOL GRANUATES and college men for special circulation work, local and travel- ing: permanent employment and_good compen- sation fo qualificants. Mr. Wilkes, Kreage building. TADIES, If you want work in_the 3 voting about 6 hourx daily, earning $30 week'y on & new demonstrating proposition, experi- ence unnecessary. guaranteed salary, with ad- ditional commission. apply Room 900, Federal- American anic bide colored, for of toflet ‘articles 4% st ww. easant out- earn $3 to GENERAL HOUSEWORK: colored. st n.w 520 Eve st. n.w. o HOUSEWORK by the day or part time: no Sunday. 788 Fairmont st. . HOUSEWORK, general (2 girls). ave. n.w. HOUSI vl nights. 62 Eye st. n.e. 1720 Fla TRUNK REPATRING _ Mintz repairs trun leather bage, iadies’ handbags. stc. Cail o phone Mintz, 938 F st Maln 368% WINDOW and vacuim cieaning: general clean- ing contractors. Ideal Window and Vacuum Inc. M. 5256004 11th n.w. _ AND DOOR SHADES. Good qual- os fitted 1o vour windows. S 3 of opaque shades. $1.15; huog will “call with' samples. KLEE: BLATT. 11th and H sts._ne__Lincoln 57 LADY. refined. colored, wishes two or three childrén to care for in her home: will gl mother's care: by wook or month: kept atrictly Light-akin children pr take entire charge for reasonable LAUNDRES: ah_take home. WANTED—MISCELLANEQUS. ANTIQUES, al s pald. A F. Arnold. 1323 § BICYCLE WANTED—In good condition: cash :‘ol right price. Address Box 182-P, ar of ce. RESS, first claw alw young girl for part-time 1910 K st. n.w. LATNDRY WORK at home, first class. 1615 Vst nw. work. BOOKS—Party desires o by & 1ot o1 i e Ianeous_books. _Columibia R CLOTHES— W1l puy Wighest prices for Indles and men's worn clothes. Write or phone D. Stein. 1308 7th st n.w__Phone North 499 LATNDRY WORK at home. 812 17th nw. Phone Col. 645, 24° CLOTHING—Army and Navy clothing _and boots: highest prces paid. Cail Franklin 1200 PRESSERS, experienced op fancy _gowas. Woodruff Dry Cleaning Co., 400 18th et. n.w., 34" foor. SALESWOMAN in_clerteal_wor experienced, with experience 1630 14th st MORNING or evening work, neat colored gis reference. 1430 Q st. nw. SMORNING WORK. two or three hours: cois girl. Col. 9574-R, between 4:30 Do DIAMONDS, gold. sitver, piatinum, all kinds of jewelry bought for cash. Abe 'Al-abams, 433°6th st n.w. Telephone Main 5504 DIAMONDS. old gold, sliver, bought Tor cash. Louis_Abrahame, S15° G_st. n.w. WAITRESS - Nea Stokeiy's, 912 N. WAITRESSES (2 Lanch Room. 811 young, ave. experienced. Eat North Capirer & lady evening Well 25% TIGH 8CHOOL GRADUATE, old. for messen fnw office; muat parents. Write C. Ave. station, ANITOR for excluslve apartment house: sust be capable of making minor repairs and Inve best city references. Address Box 6K, Rtar office. TAUNDRY can_drive machine. 2685 Rherman ave. LABORERS—Apply at houses 14th and Tay- DRIVER—Experienced: one who Apply Dupont Laundry, lor ste. BW.______ 2 te_and colored, go Pennayl- LATORERS, tor ke Crows Bueau, 31N st n.w. Dr. Drew, president. 2%° experience: Washington ac- opportunity. Address Rox “oda fountain, LADIES, two: must have attractive appearance and pleasing personality: at le one vear's general business experfence pre- ferred: special circulation work. 312 Kresge building. - SALESLADIES, experienced coat, suit and dress depts. ; good salary; permanent position. The Loeb Co., 714 7th st. n.w. ., white, to work on small must_have experi- room and board; state pay expected. _Address Box 242-M, Star office. MAN, white, with own truck, to work for Northiwestern Bot 1601 Btk st. B.w. N, Christian, fo act as milltary Instructor e Nrogn of boys 1a Colorado numbering sbou seven hundred; permanent position a salary fo right man. Apply Geo. W. Olinger, Denver, Col. 240 MECHANICS, first clase. for Studebaker serv- ice._Apply_at once 3240 Proxpect SMECHANIC. coment finisher, first-class. Apply to_ foreman, 2110 _19th_st. n.w. MEN (0) to present medical proposition: good recorq reqaired: no_others wanted. Addre Box_a41.P. Star office. BOOKKEEPING machine op- erator, Elliott Fisher; perma- nent position; hours, 8 to 5. gpgly Mr. Coonin, Wm. Hahn 0. HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK and general housework: no washing or froning: stay nights: good salary: references required. Cleveland’ 1125. 3210 Klingle rd. COOK: colored;_wome housework: stay mights: small family. ‘2627 Conn. ave. n.w. 4° GENERAL HOUSEWORKER; stay aight 8th_st. n.w. 416 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—To a hard work- er, who in experienced and his own car, a table coanection is offered with an ‘es- ablished firm handling mostly city propert Address_Hox 227-P, Star office. 24 GENERAL HOUBEWORK—Woman for. dress Rox 292-P. Star office. WOMAN, middle-aged. for uousework grences required. 1416 Buchanan at. Ad- 250 ref. pid BALESMAN—Thriving local manufacturing en- terprise. with representative local board re- quires high-class security salesman with proven ability_and references. Address Box 173-P, Star_office. BALESMAN wanted for a good paying com- jon_cont; #0od man can make week. 815 7th &t. n.w. 24 SALESMAN WANTED—Government clerks Tt gare time to represent o leading fne titution unde a) gems {raibiog ot “necessaly. Address Doy i ) SALESMEN—Two young men for eales posi tion: must be hard workers; local or nearby territory; must be willing to start at 885 per week; references required. Apply 609 Star bldg., 2 to 8 3 SBXTON for Cathollc church: refersnce re- ‘quired; 1iberal salary. Apply 1315 8th st n.w. ENOG! young Cathol vy witl some_knowledge of bookkeeping: state salary expected; reference. Address Dox 351-P, Star offfce. BTORE PORTER, nd experienced driving Dodge car. st.n.w. TUPHOLSTERER, permanent position, to take eharge of upholstering department in first-class hotel. _Address Box 26-R, Star office. _26° WATCHMAN WANTED—On new__bullding. white. Apply to superintendent at 2300 Upto st north of geophysical laboratory. Asher Fireproofing Company, TOUNG MAN. under 30 years, energetic, well educated. fo qualify for sales manager's posi tion, outside city. A $I5 per week ma; wanted; give references. Address Box 825-K, Star_office. YOUNG MEN (8)—If sou want out-of-door work, short hours, good pay (experlence un- necessary), call between 9 and 12 a.m., 900 American_Nat’l Bank blag. colored: one with reference 3412 14th 1 earnest young SITUATIONS—MALE. ASSISTANT in doctor's #See or in hospital, rious sonng man, 22, student at Georgetown University Medical, desires position: some experience: willing o make i 820 & week. " Address Box 1P, tar ol NTRSE or do chamberwork; gifl wants Call 240 P at._n.w. "RSE or general housework by colored girl stay nights. 1731 S n.w. Janitor's quart NTRSE. Kitchen helper or 1ight housekeeper: neat colored girl; good references. 1207 ne. : S or heiper. country girl wishes pi 33_South_Gapltol s.w. FEATHER PEDS and furniture. Beat prices paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eye st. Main 5636, ant enough to furnish large ncert or parlor grand piano, Phone Franklin 6145 mic FURNT. von ¥ tarnituie or i, Wunt to ohtain Phone Franklin 3403. have goods to sell, and o PART-TIME WORK—Neat colored girl. 1708 10th st_n.w PLACE by colored girl wanted in apartme or boarding house. 711 R. I. ave. Po- tomac_974. PLATN COOKING by settled colored woman; ay nights. 618 N st. n.w. PRESSING, fancy: fine leundry: day work or getting dinners. 1408 10th st. n.w. SEWING AT HOME, colored woman. North 34173, WAITRESS in botel or cafe. Oolored girl. Potomac 1835-J, WAITRESS or mald in office: neat, reliable colored_girl. 1720 Oregon ave. n.w. 25 WASHING, bundles; take home: reliable wom. an._No. 6 Champlain pl. n.w. WARHING the bundle. 606 23td st n.w. WASHING to do at bowe. 1715 Kelorama rd. n.w. = WORK by the day. Potomac 19143, WORK of eny kind by colored womi Myrtle st n.e RECOMMENDED SERVICE. tee vatissachiom to Btar 7 resvive Call g X roaders. 4 to be X ANTS, BED BUGS, Roaches, rats, all pests & expert workm¢ Acme Extermi- 308 9th n.w. 2766 25° o tllll’ Co. AUTO BATTBRY AND WADIATOR EX: fenders; ‘low . ), tanks. ; i TeH l‘&l “.‘Juh ‘Marshall D’.’ c: CKER courthouse. AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRING. New cores installed. Westinghouse Battery Service. George Wells, 6th and H a.w. _Fraok. 2330, BOOKKEEPER—Evening work: best refer. ences.Address Box 274-Py Star office. 5% BOY wants Job as carpenter's heiper; please ate salary.” 825 Gth st. n.w, CARPENTER AND PAINTER — Non-union: Jobbing promptly attended to, Franklin 919§ r West 2450. 24* o CEMENT WORK, plasteriog, painting and re- pair_brick_work. . Bdward Hcbineoo, 304 Que #t. n.w. Phone North 2205. ATTON WASHED, POLISHED AND DELIV- d, $2; greasing dome thoroughly: day or night. PiEk'S GANAGE, 3121 T4ih . FURSTICRE-N. Kin G20 Sth st now. All kinds of furniture wauted. I'hone Frank- lin_6080. FURNITURE, pianos, carpets, etc. Phone M. 1282 for wagon or bave me call. “‘Weschler,” 920 Pa. ave. nw. FURNITURE—Would like to purchase some good used furniture, enough for three bed- rooms, dining and living room; also some good rugs. ' Columbia_3306-R. 2ue URNITU of all kinds wauted: best prices paid. _Capital Furniture Co., 490 La. ave. n.w. Phone Franklin 10267. 26 FURNITURE —Wish to_buy used furniture (o completely furnish & 7-room house. Flease call_Adams 600. - FURNITURE and miscellancous articies bought and soid. Hest prices paid. Prompt atteu- tion. The American Household Co., 713 12th st. n.w. Franklin 8408. 24 FURNTITURE apd _housebold goods wanted: ou will feel ratisfied with prices I pay. 8. Veisenberg. 416 10th st. n.w. Main 5091. FURNITURE—I{ sou want to obtain best ro- sults for your furniture and other miscel- laneous, call M. Shapiro, 600 Louisiana ave. now. Franklin 5783, city; price, $150. Apply 408 11th st. s.w. 26¢ ROOMING HOUSE for sale; eleven attractive rooms, well furnished; elec., baths; splendid location. 1821 M st. n. - COAT. silk plusi. size 3% Address Box | FURNAGE, Bot-uir; after 6 p.m GOLF OLT tollet stool; 1 CLOTHIN( N, n.e. - wore one winter. Rae ofics £ complete; reasouable. Ca Linc. 1810°W . Box 16 IR 16t 200 DUPLICATING BUSINESS firmly_establlshe a1l equipment_ free of indebtedness; ventory over $830: bargain at $750. Box 209-Y, Star office. HARDWARE STORE, inventory of #tock and fixtures; low rent: paylog proposition. Ad- dress_Box 342-P, Star office. FE io_hlgii-class Apartment Hiouse, between Dupont Circle and 1dth st.; completels fur- nishe d aud equipped and doing good business: opportunity for refined woman: good rea- son for selling; cAn be bought at bargain price if purchased before August 1; terms to retponsible party. Address Box 340-P. Ktar WANTED TO BORROW $15.000 ON 1st trust residential property in District: value, $30,000; intereat and premiums. Address Box 309°P._Rtar_office. 250 Private saie and chairs, sideboard, refrigerator ker, piano. sofs, bookcksex a Ohatham Courts, 171 artment 219. Phone Col. 7800, PICTURE PROJECTION MACHINE. 4: at a bargain: two machines for the pric: of one. Call evenings, 811 Mt. Vernon PIANO—Mozart condition. delivered upright, frst. sacrifice on account of Il health gini dersor CONFECTIONERY und soda fountain; old es- tablished place: doing good business; good sons for selllng; nice liviog rooms. bath and kitchen on second floor. Call 909 4% st. s.w. Phone Franklin 2025, £ 10 hed hstand: reasonable. 1804 15th R F det. 2 A F.. com- BARBER SHOP, 4 chaira; good trade; cheaD. 3228 11th st n.w 248 DELICATESSEN store; good location. good business; going out of this line of busin priviiege of lease. Address Box 162F. Star office. 28 AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS, Located” on 14th at. in_ automobile row. agencs for two. well known cars together With lease, service station in rear, fixtures, tools and parts: showroom 40x100, ‘with long lease; owner will sacrifice for immediate sale SMALLWOOD & CO., INC. VERMOST _AVE MATY FEWTNI with loop, §7 BEWING MACHIN dition: $15. 204 ¥ MACTITN 200 B st n.w MACHINES CL. drop bead nov Apt n_good co condition. penneimer's Shop 1! Sewring machine deale SEWING MACHINE, repaired. Used mach.. £5 up; new, $3 per m Hematitching: graphophones §.E. Singer Store, 513 Pa. ave: e Lint Gpan events T makes sold, rented, LUNCHROOM on Penn ave.: rent. $85: equipped; xood lease: must be seen fo appreciated: asking W00 inspect and Restaurart. up town, de ness: little or no con town must sell; opport price. $1.660. MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS, i 5 k£ s $480—Rooming Nouse 12 room T §70. 10 rooms; rent cheap. 0—Rooming house 3$550—Rooming Louse 2 10 rooms: reat, $: 40— Rooming house: 10 rooms; rent ‘cheap. 10 Tooms: central 00— Rocming house: 15 roome: rent, $100, —Grocery and 5 rooms: rent, $30. £700—Grocery and delicatessen: rent. $40. $600—(rocery and 5 rooms; rent, £33 1,000 v and 2 rooms; rent, $40. £330 —Confect. 1o apt. house; good bu £ood nw. wection onfect and 1 Tooms: reot, 860 . and cigar: 3 rooms. &0od <004 business: cheap rent $750—Lunch: good business: Fent. 855 $1.000—Nearbeer and lunch: 4 pool tabMs; R big b Tea room: zood business: make offer £200—Tatlor shop i $3.000—Clgar s | r sliop: big bargain $2500—Picture theater: seating capucity. It M. CURTIS, MAIN 8042, MAIN 8043 1216 Machinists’ bidg, 9th and Mass. ave. n.w. P . CAREEY, Business Broker, 617 E st. n.w. Fr. 6133 $3.000—Cigar stors and 5 rooms: good bu located in one of the best southeast section rent, $100. $§1.500—Rooming house, 15 rooms and 2 batlis; good income: lease: located in one of thie. Déat northwest sections: rent, $150. $500—Poolroom and cigar store: 3 tables: very good Income: in a fine section of the southeast: rent, $60. $500—Fish and o; $400 wkiy. fncom rent, $43. $1.500—Rooming house, 11 rooms and bath; { govd income; located in one of the best morth: | west sections: rent, $50.30. P. F. CARLEY. PENNA. AVE. New store. corner §th and Pa. s.e.: partic- ularly sultable for sutomobile accessories. 14th ST. Corner 14th and V; large ment: store nicely located for av K ST. New store; next to gas station: 449 K n.w.: good location for accessory or battery service station. FLA. AVE. Two new stores next door to gas station: suitable for accessories or any other line; cor- Der Fla. ave. and P sts. n.e. 14th ST. Automobile laundry: next door to : corner 14th and V sts. n.w. Penn Realty Corporation, 403 Jepifer bldg. Phone Muin 0608, | FOR SALE_MISCELLANEQUS. BABY, CARRIAGE, Whitney-Pullman, reversi- ble. 524 Tth st. n.e. ng successful busi tion: owner out of 1y for two ludics: s L | 51,100 cor. rent, $10 100. ter stand: large room: good southiwest section: re and apart. tomobile show- g sta- FURNITURE—We buy household furniture and office fixtures. Money advanced on stor- ege. Sachs Furniture Co., corner Sth and D sta n.ow. M. 6308 GOLD, siiver, watches, Jewelry needed in our mfg. dept. | Talve paid. Selinger's, K20 F st JEWELRY, diamonds, gold, miver, platioum and artificial teeth. D. Alpher. 907 G st. u.w. Main_2875. PIANOS and victrolas, ola gold, silver, d monds and jewelry. A. F. Arnold, 1323'G st. n.w. Main 5173. PUMP, electric, second-hand ndition: alternating current. Address Box 286-Y, Star diamonds and old Full cash STORE FIXTURES and office furniture of every description bought and sold. _Baltimore Fixtures Co.. 616 Louisiana ave. Main 8087. ! BATTERY SERVICE_FIRST-CLABS WORK on all batteries. Sole Hartford agency. Electri- cal repairing. Upholstery cleaned on all cars, Franklin 6706 1000 6th st. n.w. TLD your garage very reasonably of metal, brk., cement; excavating Incl.: estimates given free. J. W. Marbury. 123 Kenyon st. n.w. CHAUFFEUR, colored. experienced; will also aid in housework; reference. 495 C st. s.w. CHAUFFEUR, licensed, will drive you any- where, any time. Franklin 1294. 24 CHAUFFEUR, experienced, colored, wishes & rmanent position with reliable family. Phone N. 3104, 608 Corcoran st. n.w. Sam Wil llamson. 25 CLERK a int, hllellll‘aly Georgetown Unlvera‘ty dyate,” desires poaition: some experience ofice work; wriles leglble hand; v trust t] and willing o make erk Address Hof 70-7, Star ofics. 2 and_ office man, CARPENTERING, REPAIRING AND METAL cellings. W. P. WATKINS, Franklin 2064, 24% ING, 40c cylinder, owner to . l[ fmll.‘l:)llm'n. uminum wel ely ‘work ..-.-.Tm'q. 3 Colersan: 207 12th st. n.w. Phone M. 4508, G, €Al S AN VABHING—Have e abir 8 sl Toor Shte 538 1 ‘steam ners. W.' ave. s.w. Phone M. 2036. Estimates cheertully given. CEMENT WORK of all classe: kind; excavating: landscay JOR.' RAHEN, Franklin_3 Rarages, any ing; 'porches built. any _time. CLERICAL POSITION: vouns ma typewriting and genera Giress ox SZ0.F, A COLLBGE GRADUATE, a worker. to learn business; no get-rich-quick scheme. Ph Frank. . 251 COLLEGE GRADUATE wishes work with some 0od rellable construction company. 1445 fians e 2% YOUNG MAN to drive Ford and be generally useful around shop; salary, $15 per week. EVENING WORK, any kind, lege graduate. Address Box ‘man, col- i T | Cacrow & Frv, 1010 H at. s.w. YOUNG MEN of neat appearance and good character who are looking to the future: ple: ant outdoor work: wonderful opportunity.~ Ap. piy Wilmat Hotyl. 837 1at ut. ‘ne., W morning. 8 to 12 Avk for Mr. Brady. ming. § to 12, _As COST ACCOUNTANT for work in builder's office. State clearly knowledge and expe- rience in bookkeeping and engi- neering. Address Box 24-R, Star office. WANTED—SALESMEN. i UTOR—8¢0 page 110 Saturdey Even- ing Post. July 21. particulars. Address Box 338-P, Star office. £ fIOUREMAN or_elevator operaior 1o bl by Coloved man. 1015 31at st nw. Phose West 147, AP AT i JANITOR OR CHAUFFEUR. 136 New Jer- sy ave. EA best s ER, grocery reference; no loafer. office. N'8 TAILOR, experienced; can take caré of Alteration: room. ©‘Address Bor LR, Ntar Clerk, experienced Address Box. 337.1 259 OFFICE POSITION: can_operate multigraph, imeograph and addressograph: age 27 e AGdress. fox T Btar . PAINTER—Colored apprentice; call Potomac 1625 after 8 p.m.’ 25° ogd atterSpm._____________ 3B TAPERHANGING peatly done; $6 per room d_up. North qfi' i 20 STERING a ‘repairh ‘reasonable. - 433 . aow. e, 000, 7 ANED, upholateriag. poren rockers fn«:f-'f’. :c A Armatrony, 1588°10 at. n.w: s NG—We make a speciulty of con: {crete work. DAY & BURTON, 1810 € st. e or 15 ¥la, ave. n. 24 CONTRACTOR #ub and genl; Beick “work: rpentering. . cement, stone work. fTious Gray, 1721 U ot. n.w. Phone N. jits Al RING—8TX] E with fixfures, $80. Repairing, H. C. THOMAS, 1217 29th st. n.w. West 2406. 770 R 1ls, Incl fixtures, $45. Repairing. Ma: hattan Elec. Co. 1914 Irving st nw. USED FURNITURE—We buy all kinds. et prices paid._Call F. 1827. PERSONAL. PARTY MOTORING TO YOSEMITE next | Tuesgay has room for two. Address Box 15 P Sear afioe, . {¥xCrs81vE WEIGHT REDUCED, FOR nt results see Dr. DELLA LEDEND] , D. C.. 2035 P st. n.w. Phone North 1700, $2 TO 310 FOIU : Qur prices for old clothing are the biggest. Wi Clothing Exchange. 633 D st. n.w. Phone Main 2878 WORN CLOTHING, CALL MAIN 4145. WE buy all ::ldlnnf m'ald m'lolngl and ’l‘{"lhlll’ and pa; jces. Ol ‘rellable. quick serv. ice. "30sTECBOLD STAND. 619 D at. n.w: y scientifically given. Potomac_1447. BEDBUGS, ROACHES, FLEAS: stayt results. GEORGE F. SAPP, 227 land_bullding. _Franklin 2091. HOME FOR AGED. Invalids and rest cure: specinl diet and day nurse _ North 7963, 1724 20th st DETECTIVE SERVICE. ESTABLISHED THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS. Confidential investigations: expert advice on all rmnll or business matters involving complex problems. Consultation free: Un- Questionable crec tials. You may consult us in_absolute confidence. Phone Franklin 6700. BRADFORD, INC., 1731 ELL ST. Connectic: o BUSINESS OPPORTURITIES. For appointment, y- night w. 2P AND 817 North CLEANED. — POLISHED ZIMMERMAN 0. Capitol Fraoklin 1002-W. de. Est. cheerfully gi Retu e N Y gires. Batuced HEATING contractin m, ot waters extl Solon inbor " Weat. o, Jobn 5, Hitesnr jon_labor. fiu FORNISHED.™ PLANTED AND med; D order; weeds ecut from. jots. - Lincolh F. A. HERRELL &_SON. mh ot N ON, batte: les, recha: , carbon r-f." ‘ana winor repairs, ".'fl{(-.“ cait . A, st. 1221 D st nmu'ofi!wu The Star requires from advertisers in this column references and o detailed statement of their proposition. ,_Teusonable price; owner vin 07 $th n.e. 2 CONFECTIONERY, cigar and grocery aud news stand; well 'established; doing a good business: cheap for quick sale. 1414 B st. o trade equify [n Tot on house. Ad- dress Box 29-R, Star office. al TEuney | Box' S0P, Rear oy e PHYSIOTHERAPY AND _BLECTROTHER: | BICYCLE, $15, Tierce Arrow, new chain and brake. Rear 100 10th st. s.c BREAKFAST SET, living room set, couch, bookcase, ‘etc. Call after 6 p.m. 00 Ritten: house_st. n.w. BRICK—We have about 100,000 good brick for sale. Apply 5th and F Camp Meig: BUILDING MATERIALS from our immense wrecking operations—{rom Army camps, wreck ng jobs throughout the city and surplus sales throughout the country—Permit us to offer you ||x"v and saivaged materials at a wonderful saving: Lumber, windows, tollet st bollers, lavatorles, eleciric fixtu doors. "bathtuls ani furnaces. NOTE THESE | PRICES: New bathroom outfit, complete, §62.50. Reclalmed wallboard, 1c per ng. ft.: brand-niew, 3%c per sq. ft.; new fireproof Rock board, 3lc per sq. ft.; Cantonment sash, 34x 34346 iights, 81 Roofing, “‘Capitol,” mfgd. by Certalnteed Co., new, 1ply, $1.33; new. $1.75: pew. 3.ply. $2.25. " Certainteed , “Four-in-one,'’ new. per square, B9e. Government la brand-new. **Atl $11.15; kitchen for 25. Py ouble ‘co allon, ‘new, 8. IDNEY ~ HECHIY COMPANY, Camp Meigs, 5th and Florida & northeast. 'Main office, 8th and C ats. souf pest. Salesmen at eliher offce will il gour Dbill of material without loss of time. Open till 5:30 p.m.._except Saturday. 8 p.m. CLOTHES _Workingmen, fine garments, ‘made by our leading tailors, $8 up (slightly ‘worn); { Palm Beach ane Kool Cloth suils, $2.50 o $5. Save cash. 01d_8tand. 819 D st. n.w CRUISER, in_ perfect 0 Power & tlon on calling. erth 1870, SLATE, abont 40 squares. mew. b inch. Wil seil cheap. Addrcee TIRE. Guodsear cord. great bargain quick sale TRUNK Low prices E Bave mogey on porfable writer Bxehange, 5 014 TYPEWAT pewriter Co Ditol st. rent, sell. repair buy all makes, Stands frec. Open evenivgs Line. 82 Woodstock, vers fine con 20 Adams S0 E Adama 1851 Toderwood, Royal. $3.23 m 8 mon., tu adv.. s R_¥TCTROLA victroles, 393 ® PRICES- WALL PAPER. STARY $1.50 and $2.00: I oatmeals. Mahones’s Bargain W'l ave. se. ROOMS' beds TRoom Iot< FUI gas range. 200t stesm heatinz boller. 2112 H st. n.w. 24° SHOWCASES AND STORE FISTURES, SAM PLE_FLOOR AND COUNCER CASES AT SPECIAL PRICES. “BUY AT THE FA( TORY." ' RUSE & CO. 508 LOW ST., BAL TIMORE. 3D TUST RECEIVED United States government harnes refrigerators. steam fabics, cots, rows and mach'r WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO., 2 0th st 0w »o WHA'T FERLING™ Means to Silver, “PRIESTLEY:" MEANS TO MOHAIRS Suits well tailored; lined sleeves and trousers half lined, $14.75. “My Tailor,” 911 G n.w. SODA FOUNTAINS and_ac- cessories ; orange beverage out- fits. The Stern Co., 625 La. ave. Phone Main 250. HERE ARE A FEW UNUSUAL DIAMOND VALUES. One absolutely perfect blue- white diamond, of exceptional brilliancy, weighing 42-100- carat, or 8 points less than 73 catatic oo il i DIED One absolutely perfect blue- white diamond, of exceptional brilliancy, weighing 39-100- carat, or 9 points more than 14 carat .. $235 One exceptionally beautiful blue-white diamond, extreme- Iy brilliant and beautifully cut, weighing 8o-100-carat, or 5 points more than' 3] carat - e .$37;5 One diamond of the most. hgau- tiful blue color, exceptional i cut and brilliancy, a rare stone weighing 1 and 12-100 carats, one of the best values we have ever offered ... <ieis 05 - B505 One blue-white diamond, beau- tifully cut and exceptionally brilliant, weighing 4 and 33- 100 carats ..... $1,575 These Values Can Be Seen at A. KAHN Inc., wagons ‘wheelbsr B ‘ H. L. Black. DERKS, fling cabinets, other office equipmeat: at cost. Seo me before you buy. Room 201, {1811 G nw. Tel M. Col 3 { ELITE BLEC G €O wiren any 6-room _house, with fixtures, complete. Phone Main 595! 46 H st. n.w. EQUIPNMENTS AND SUPPLIES for notels, cafes, butchers, refrig erator Lullders. Ave. n.w. Telephone Maip 250, FIRE EXTINGU! ER—Famoys, #3: RICH MOND FIRE EXTINGUISHER for AUTO O HOME USE, $1.69. Reflll free 5 years. Phone or_write. McCurdy Brox.. 3780 Ga. ave. PONY, black cart, harneas, {r "PPIES. Airedale, 1 Thone Col. 3151, PARROTS—Young, hand-raised Mexican double vellowheads and redheads. — Guaranteed to Atherton's, 398 Tudiana ave. * e puppies. by full registration frehila’s Pet Shop, FURNITURE, fine wix-plece walout dining room” suite: ladies’ mahogany desk. leather upholatered sofa, damask upholstered ~sofa. Jeather eusy chair. upholstered mahogany rocker, small wicker desk and chair, Eng- Tander cot with mattress, sanitary cot. rustic porch chair, 2 wicker porch chairs. 5509 37th at. Chevy Chase, D, C. FURNTTURE ~Cash, credit, Special dince Save money, buy at Hopwood one-plece or w. a3 déscribed sbove, £30; "Blaney. Heehinges House recking Com n e % Pauiy, Camp Meigs, Sth and Florida ave: northi east. Main ofiice, 6th and C ats. wouthwest. ’::fl conditioa, 0GS AND CATS BOARDED —Pedigreed wian kittens for saie. Mrs_ James H. Kyner, Biadensburg, Md. Tel. Hyattsville 6il-M 1v80 F YOU are going away for the summer and cannot_provide for your cat or dog, do mot leave It In the street to starve, bui send it to the Animal Reseue League, 349 Maryland ave. w.w., or phone Main NOSS. HEADQUARTERS for bird cage frowest prices. Falrchild’s P W Boston Terrier Puppies Beautifully marked; sire District Bo Douglas st. n.e. — DR, H. A LOCKES DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL, 121 14th ST. N.W. COLUMBIA 574. RES., TAKOMA PARE. ADAMS 2940,