Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1923, Page 24

WOMAN’S GOUNCIL TO MEET IN SECRET National Party to paign gress Elections, Map Out Cam-; for Con- l EVERGREENS —are used extensively in all plantings. We carry a full stock at all times, and can supply you with any quantity. ‘We also have a complete stock Ornamentals, Shrubs, Vines and Flowers. COLORADO SPRINGS, Col., Septem- ber 22.—The national council of the National Woman's Party will hold a secret meeting here Monday, it be- came known last night, at which methods of conducting the next con- gressional campaign will be decided upgn. The objegct of the campaign, it is said, will be Passage of an amend- ment to the federal Constitution giv- ing full equality to women. Another subject for the council is the location of a third equal rights pageant, the first of which was given at Seneca Falls, N. Y., in July. The second will be given in the Garden of the Gods here Sunday. Attending the meeting of the coun- cil will be Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, president of the party; Miss Alice | Paul, vice president; Miss Anita Pol- litzer, secretary; other national offi- cers and chairmen of the various state branches of the party .compos- ing the national party. Reduced Rentals 1016 Sixteenth Street NNW Best Section Exclusive and Fashionable 16th Street Our prices are moderate. A phone call will bring an ex- pert, who will be glad to give yon an estimate on your nee HIGHWOOD NURSERIES 33rd and Rittenhouse Chevy Chase, D. C. Phone Cleveland 1198 New modern fireproof building offering con- veniences only found in high priced buildings, yet the prices are reasonable. The building is of the best construction, contains two elevators, refrig- eration and unusual kitchen equipment. Only Three Apartments Left of 4 Rooms and Bath Each Rents, $110.00 to $130.00 Representative on premises daily and Sunday H. L. RUST COMPANY 912 15th Street N.W. ONLY THREE LEFT Price, $5,650 You still have an ap- portunity to buy one of these modern four- room, and bath homes with your rent money. They are complete in every detail. Large clos- ets, three-piece bath, Open 109 BAL cellar, deep lot. LOW CASH PAYMENT B. F. SAUL CO. 1412 Eye St. N€W. Sample House Between K and Pa. Ave. Main 2100 A Desirable Home in a Most Desirable Section 2940 Brandywine St. N.W. East of Connecticut Ave., on street being opened into Rock Creek Park, street g and sidewalk to be laid this mouth, now reached via Connecticut Ave. and nd 80th Sts. granite and texture tils construction. 11 room: concrete floor porches, 14x27 living room, 14x17 dink Lot 78x288—2-Car Garage Tall Oak Trees—Fruit Trees Price, $27,500 ADAM P. RUTH, Owner and Builder | 6817 Laurel St., Takoma, D. C. Columbia 2776-J. I Albemarie Bea | \ surf; | 1avatori Open 2 to 5:30 daily, or by appointment Investigate Qur List Of Apartments For Rent —and be relieved of the worry of apartment hunting. We have a large number to offer, well located and of pleasing arrangement. These apartments are in the several sections of the city and ecach has particular merit. Our rent department has every facility to serve you. They vary in size from one room and bath to ten rooms and four baths. H. L. RUST COMPANY Main 6888 912 15th St. In price they range from $40.00 to $350.00 per month. Mount Pleasant Real Value Open for Inspection NEW HOUSES 1733 Irving Street 3 Rooms, 2 Baths—Built-in Garage 2 pantries, 5 porches, attic, cold storage, refrigerator, open fireplace, foot paved alley, best material, fine workmanship, strong construction. Price and terms rea- sonable. For sale by ; ANY BROKER or Thrift Building Co., Owner. Phone Main 768 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1923. PLANBIG BUILDING 0 FACE CAPITOL Home for Labor Co-Operative and Publishing Society to Be Started Soon. Erection of a four-story fireproof building, for the Labor Co-operative and Publishing Soclety, is about to be started on the southwest corner of Delaware avenue and B street south- west. The building, which will face the Capitol Grounds on the north, has Dbeen designed by Pierson and Wilson, the architects, to be in keep- ing with the surroundings. It will front 76.3 feet on B street and 119.7 feet on Delaware avenue, and will cost approximately $175,000. The company will use the basement for its printing and other mechanical equipment and the first and second stories for offices of the firm. The third and fourth stories will be rented. The building will be of fireproof construction throughout, and on the Delaware avenue and B street side will be faced with limestone. It is to _be ready for occupancy in April. 721 11th St. A few steps from Palais Royal and Woodward & Lothrop, wonderful busi- ness locatfion, unusually well-built building; suit- able for remodeling pur- poses and at a reasonable cost; frontage 23 ft., 100 ft. deep; lot contains 2,232 sq. ft. Can be Bought cheap if a quick sale. Wm. B. Kraft Citizens’ Sav. Bank Bldg. Main 893 Delaware to be finished by mext April. Plerson NETHODST BSHOP DEFENDS SVET Declares Executed Catholic Prelate Had Conspired With Enemies. | % i By the Assoclated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, September Charging that world-wide protest because of execution of clergymen by soviet Russia was not made until | after the executlon of a Catholic prel- Would You t Hav a Home —that possesses all the attributes consistent with the full meaning of the word, “Hom A dwelling situated in a location sufficiently distant from a car line to avoid the noise and danger to the chil- dren, yet close enough for convenience. This home has four ideal rooms and bath on first floor, with as many more on the second, including another bath; a third floor is included with two more rooms. Add to the above qualifications a spacious lot of 50 feet frontage and 145 feet depth to an alley, with a three-car garage, you then have the ideal family home. The owner of such a home is anxious to sell, so if you are interested call Goldsmith Co. Main 9676—1405 Eye St. N\W., to See 1230 Crittenden Street N.W. TAT ol RSN GRS ML AT ? VY CHASE, MARYLAND Beautiful New Home Florida Street Near Raymond Street 2 Squares From Conn. Ave. and Electric Cars 8 rooms, 2 tiled baths, one bath with shower. RBreakfast room. hardwood s, ‘modern equipped kitchen with gas rfange, ironing | Ccupboards, ete. Concrete cellar with laundry and servants’ toilet, Large Lot, 70x150. Concrste Street. oty $14,500 on rerms One of the best bargains in Chevy Chase. _Convenient to Chevy Chase Club, Columbia Country Club, Ol y Chase Semina: schools and churches. TMMEDIATE FOSSESSION Take Chase Cars to R I B M B A Open All Day Saturday and Sunday. ROLAND C. BOOTH Street N.W. Franklin 2702 T T R A L R 215 E W HOMES On Emerson between Georgia Ave. and 9th St—Six rooms, large kitchen, equipped with one-plece porcelain sink, built-in cabinet and white enamel gas range, deep pantry; tile bath with shower; built-in fixtures. sleeping porch, ali-concrete front porch; large closets in each room, linen closet in hall. A most beautifully appointed house throughout. Dining room has full French doors leading to breakfast porch; concrete cellar has laundry trays, coal bin and toflet. You owe it to vourself to inspect these homes. ' Price, $9,650—81.000 Cash; $75.00 Monthly for balance, in- cluding all payments. CHEVY CHASE A rare opportunity to securs a home of character in this most desirable section. House scarcely 7 months old. By comparison we know the price to be $2,000 less than today’s market value. Has 7 large rooms; full tile bath; each room has a large closet with window; garage; lot is 40x142. Call us immediately for an inspection appointment, as this house will positively be sold to the first person that sees it. Price, $12,650. Convenient terms. SAMUEL SHAPIRO CO. 904 14th Street Main 5613 George Albert Birch ANNOUNCES —his connection with ithe ~S?les Department of the firm of— Quinter, Thomas & Company Real Estate ‘ 819 15th St. N.W. . ate, Bishop Edgar Blake of the Methodist Church came to the de: fense of soviet Russia in an addres: before delegates of the Ohio confer- ence of the Methodist .Episcopal Church here last night. 1,200 Executed. ““The Russian Orthodox Church.” Bishop Blake sald, “was an_ally to absolutism. It was the only force that could offer powerful resistance to the soviet when it came into power. The soviet was fighting for its 1life. Priests and bishops were killed, many of them {nnocent men. “But more than 1,200 priests and bishops had been put to death before the trial of Butchkavitch of the Roman ' Catholic Church,” Bishop Blake continued. “He was not, as the press has sald, executed because he taught catechism to children. Documentary evidence put before the judges at his trial, which was open and above board, showed that Butch- kavitch had conspired against Rus- sla in entering negotiations with the Polish government when Russia was being opposed by that government. For this he was executed, on the charge of treason. “Mind you,” Bishop Blake asserted 00 priests and bishops had bee: put to death before that. There hi been little protest until then. But the moment that one Roman Catholic clergyman was executed the press of all Europe and America began carry ing the propaganda of the Roman Catholic _Church. And I am sorry to say that the board of bishops of the Methodist iscopal Church,” Bishop Blake de- clared, “were caught in that propa- ganda and -played into the hands of the Vatican. Even our own Mr, so far forgot his policy of nal timidity as to enter a keeping with this propa- INCENDIARY SOUGHT IN BIG FOREST FIRES Berkeley, Calif., Where Millions Loss Occurred, One of Blazes Laid to Individual by Officials. By the Associated Press. SACRAMENTO. Calif., September 22.—On the theory that a part of the destructive forest, brush and grass fires in California during the past week were the result of in- cendlarism, the state board of for- estry has started an investigation in an effort to fix individua sponsibility and to clear up the m: tery which surrounds several of the fires. One arrest has been made, W. D. Rider, deputy state forester said, and others are expected within the next few days. Rider also announced that the state board of forestry will co- operate with the United States for- est service in an investigation of the fire in the Berkeley hills early this week, which resulted in the destruc- tion of hundreds of Berkeley homes and a financial loss of miilions of dollars. Alameda county officlals will assist with this investigation Chevy Chase. D.C. Located on Keokuk St. Near 39th Very desirable, and offered at an attractive price. D tached frame, containing six rooms, electric lights, hot- water heat. Lot is 45 ft. front. Open for inspection. Priced attractively for quick sale. Subject to offer. $14,750 "Thomas J. Fisher & Co. Incorporated 738 15th Street N.W. PARK Conveniently located to the car line—a very elegant de- tached frame; first floor has 3 rooms and a large pantry; second floor has 4 rooms and . 2 baths; third floor has large room and bath and storage room; electricity and no-coal furnace; built-in garage for 2 cars; lot is 80-foot front. $25,000 Thomas J.lfi'hu & Co. 738 15th St. N.W. ' 'Main 6830 ew home of Labor Co-operative and Publishing Sooiety planned to be erected o B street southwest. Construction ix abou | | I 3209 Mount Pleasant st. n.w., Mount Plerzant the southwest corner of o be started by the Schuelder-Spliedt Co., and it is FILIPINO REVOLT PLOT IS DENIED Osmera, Political Leader, Says He Was Misquoted in Recent Speech. By the Associated Press. MANILA, September 22.—Returning yesterday to Manila from a speaking tour of the southern provinces of the Phillppine Islands. Sergio Osmena, Filipino political leader and former speaker of the insular house of rep- resentatives, told the Associated Press he had been erroneously quoted in his recent speech at lloilo, by La Prenza, a small daily Spanish newspaper. which quoted Osmena as virtually throwing down the challenge of revo- lution to the American government. “La Prenza garbled my speech quot- ing some of my words, but leaving out enough to give a misleading and erroneous interpretation of it,” Os mena said. “I did not advocate revolution” Osmena said to the Associated Press. “In fact 1 strongly stressed the fact that we must follow the ways of peace. 1 sald the autonomy we now enjoy {s the only thing we got from the revolution and we must be ready to defend it now as then. I added: ‘Our " revolution (against Spain 1596) was unsuccessful. Bit the United States did not consider setting up =a government without the co-operation of the Fillpino people. There are oniy two ways for Fili- pino leaders to follow in the present dificulty. We must either submit to the governor general's arbitrary rul- ings or fight them with the weapons of peace.” “I emphasized that this was not 1896, but that we are {n 1923 and must use ‘peaceful weapons. 1 said: ““We hayen't got Bonaflicio's bolo in our hands. We are using a blade that know 2 SCIENTISTS APPROVE PEACE AWARD PLAN By the Associated Pres: NEW YORK, September 22.—The American peace award, trustee of the $100,000 prize offered by Edward Bok for the most practicable plan of world peace, received word of a resolution voicing “approval of the high pur- pose” of the award, passed by the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science in convention at_Los_Angeles, Calif. Dr. D. T. MacDougal, secretary of the association, wired the resolution to the American peace award, adding that the objective of the award was direstly related to that of his asso- clation. —_—— MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices [ NORTHWEST and Vermont ave.. John C. Haley. P, Day's Pharmacy. and 1. I8, Clemence. and Clifton, H. Colndny & Co. nd Farrard, The Harvard Phormacy. 14th and Columbia rosd (Evans Drug Store). 3401 14th, Bronangh's Pharmacy. I4th and’ Ruchanan, Hohberge Randolph acy, 3001 141 H. Hughes, Mgr. flolmead ‘and Otis place, Tolmead Pharmucy. 14th and Colorado ave., Piney Branch Pharmacy, 14th 14th 15th 14th 1th st., n. Cisar ana News Ehop. Wardman’ Park Pharmi 2762 California ave., Morgan Bros devberg’s (time clerk's desk). Associated Drug Stores. 3. French Simpson. s Pharmacy. " Pharmacy ve,\and Rock Creek Church rond, n Creek Pharmaey. Rock and Upshnr st Pharmac: ave.. Brightwood Pharmacy. Morse Pharmacy. Circle, Dupont Pharmacs nd Fl . Pearson’s Pharmacy. J. aves. and M, Walter 1. Donalie. . Sylvern Lanpheimer. Parker's Phar. Pa. ave.. J. and G st th and Pa. ave.. 5426 Conn, ave.. (hevy € Wisconsin ave and M Park Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN 2%th and P sts.. Pride’s Pharmacy 8204 M st.. O'Donnell's Pharmacy, ith and M, Weller & Moskey's Phan tsconsin ave. and O, Donabue’s Phar NORTHEAST McChesney & Joachim Quigley Pharmacy Herhst's Pharmacy ase Pharmacy comb ., Cl Sarren's Music S 3 “ave.. Louis F. Bradiey Sear's Newsstand and Eve, Kenealy Pharmacy Panl’s Pharmacy. eloss Pharmac . Lincoln Park Pharmacy i s Colling’ Pharmacy— 3600 12th ‘n e., Mayo's Pharmacy—Brookland SOUTHEAST Pa._ave., H. E. Sprucebank. o Bre Weller & Monker's Pharimacy Is's SOUTHWEST 7th and D sts., Lantz Bros. 415 and L sts., Columbia Pharmacy. RATE—3 CENTS A WORD In_ Washingion and Suburbs for— Help and Situations Wanted Lost_and Found For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneo: Poultry, Pets and Livestock. Automobiles for Sale and Wanted Rooms for Reot and Wanted. Business Opportusities, etc. RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON 4 cents a word. REAL ESTATE ADS 6 words to the line, 3 line minimam, at ‘ml rate, as follows. , 20c per line. . 1% per line. 17c per line. 7 . 16c per live 14 times, 15c per line. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P/ All_advertisements for The Evening t be at The Star office or one of The ch offices by 11 p.m. the DAY ¥ SSUE, with the following exceptions ost’ and_ Found. | Death Notices. | Wanted Help. | Wanted Situations { i | 1 2 . Advertisements under the above cl ‘epted at The Star offic m. day of issue s for ¥ Star must he Star office by 6 p.m. Sat any of Star branch offices by | tions will be acc d Pa. ave. until 9:30 be received urday. or at ® Basx WITH ORDER is required for all ad- rtisements from transient sdvertisers. HELP—MALE. NEVER wall ORTOINAT, recommendations in_applying for employment. CoP. AUTO MECHANTC. o Mr. Honobach, Yorest Hall Garage. Wisconsin ave. BOOKKEEPER _wanted for large pac] house; one having had experience in this li of business preferred. Address Box 346 Btar office. ing | { good personal { man, BALESMAN- —Permanent positior. sxeeii portunity for advancengnt Appry® A or Tuesday, 8 1o 10 Apply Monday 4 106 pm.. Weir Vashington, PAINT denthally. ity for juvior investment house: must nave ndations. Boubright & highest recomm S well preferred securities company: commissios Address Box 195-1. Star office. Stock of new be experie sold andoffice “equipmen s \ding machines, typewriter and drawing account b t tory. Answer by lotter. giving fll partics lars: replies treated confidentially; infervie prranged Iater. Address emington Re; ster Co., Inc., H. G. Thyson, Jr., sa 43111t w 5 P preferably n with automobiles, a1l or spare Riag. to $6 per hou kson. 410 Ho; e; must by Lansburgh Furniture Co itchen in modern hotel; thorough _knowledge of cooking particulars, r - o floaters ._Richmond. Dresser. nd K D to work ou repairiog. 413 H st s ]1'\177m to Work ou repairing, at once. 413 ERS AND SLAG TOOF Apply Tronclad Roofing Co., 1121 5th at. YONG MEN to sell candy in theates » agety Theater. o YOUNG MAN, bright, for general o Who'can ‘operate’ n typewriter preferred Eive age, reference and ielephone number in dress ox 354-F, Star office. _ colored, o work 1n restaurant ) wi en, liams, FoodT7pIst,aecuTate ek VAl worker: ‘epporisnits Fatter 1 pen. e B Fites, 5 or 16 yea 1 estate office. r office. Automobile Salesman. Cherrolet Car, old. 1o oid Address Box 7 Sta. TATE SALESMAN prospects are waiting to be seen. we have good fina cctions.. A man of proven ahilits. work, ean make excellent conn have y confidential. ZURS LLOW CAB AND HAVE REFER HIGHEST WAGES 1N DY _ WORKERS ' CAN WAGES INCREASE WITH STAY. APPLY 128 2000 ST, NW FURNITURE SALESMAN ty, experienced in selling good furniture in large store. Give full details. Address Box 247-H. Star office. M FURNISHING sales- thoroughly experienced; good reference required. Apply Oscar Dodek, D. J. Kaufman, Tn. 1724 Penn. ave. n.w SALESMEN, three, live; must have experi- ence. LLIBERAL PROPOSITION. DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS, See Mr. Bowman, OLDSMOBILE SALES CO., 1835 14th St. N.W. Potomac 1000. WOY, all round: help cook and clean «-..n: Clifton_Cafe. Saturday, 8 p.m Be 'HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. bout 18 vears old, with bicy office; $10 a week to start: Wil A at times. Address Box require abont reliable _colored, reference around hardware store; 908 H st. n.e. BOY to_drive tr port_wuih | nw. | CO0K ing First class nied at once for bonrd- AGENTS, live: make $200 a month: men with autos: special proposition: good side line: city and countrs territory; big seller. Anm Room 1014, 1319 F xt =z CLERICAL WORKERS —We can use ten X i pertenced. clerical workers atonce. Here s | Demebe 3 and & fm. S04 Kresse bidz. | enced, for Tiotel AIIng I H. Star_office. 2 Tored, to work day or might; | th n.w e delivery. between CASHIER, experi Address Box TAUFFEUR, zood_pay. ™05 COLLECTOR WANTE! CREDIT MANAGBER—Young man, one who has been assistant to a cr dit and looking for nfl:ofld‘ lu‘rv. e xrl\'\‘” rh«mnvyur‘— DRIVERS, experienced, for .mrnflm\' tr}|c . Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 60 Plerce st. 3 ENGINEER, colored. 14th and Vermont ave. RD SALES Must liave Ford car: Fwalon: drawing accounts. Strobel Motor Co., Apply Portiand uom.’ METROPOLITAN WAREHOUSE © STORAGE, PACKIN ' AND SHIPPING. Phone Potomac 882. 50 Florida Ave. N.| Wmfiw Who Moves You 3 E Is Just as Important as 3 Where You Move Phone Main 8000—Our padded vame and experienced and careful mea are %' T i gt e erchants’ Transfer & Storage Co. 920-922 E?treet N.W. Telephone Main 6960 P e e g s CLEAN, STORAGN Tur rURNITURE ond playos. Estimate cheerfully given. Con- venlent location. WESCHLER'S. 920 Pa. ave. ARARAAANN G N in the I!Firs-w:o s sccustom: ting with the best business peopi: ony ek good compensation. Addres 3], Star office. EMAN, middie-aged. by well known 1o, a1 corporation. for dignifed, outdoor work Vers rem ening for wn earnest worker: off given. Address Box S4H. Ster_office NTLEMEN, for spare fime on: went leading New York Life Tnsu pany. - Address Tox 172 Star o T 100 wantel. Report to 24, Nichols ave., Congress Washington Tepre- TORE for night work. Ap- iler, Inc., Eckington pla IF A RELTABLE. ambitious sxiesman is_de- sirous of afiiating himself with a growing firm. see Goldsmith Co.. 1403 SALESMAN traveling with or nove to cessity to line: ive territory hi Tt add fast'selling good commission and_exc ss Box 226-H Star_cftice. wanted for Toc manuf favorably tive re. n well trade i rmanent t and large earn ings guaranteed prod Give full informa tion and telephone pumber, for an immediate y oue sale daily m per month! Five sales, §670 monthly! Full or spare_time; new $5,000 accident and health weekly benefit: sells for §10 year- - “tremendous demand: amazing profite §100,000 guarantes with siate; write quick for ferritory. | Underwriters, Dept. 320, Newark. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN who is familiar with the better class of property in the north- west section. Address Box 263- { H. Star oftice. SALESMEN. ‘We have an opening for 2 men who can sell. Potomac Electric Appliance Co., 607 14th st. n.w. See Mr. Lannan, = WANTED—AGENTS. MEN_AND W 2 a_sido Time: good ' proposi and installment collectors. r_offic iz mone: n for furnity Address Box tge and AN wanted h_capital {0 o MAN wanted i ik v i Bpgortunity: U oo, 14 Tathe after 10 am fcer 2 per dny, with good hoard e Tones 1o, capenie’ me feimeaiately wtatiog age, Drevious o e eferencen Sount . Pleasaat | Hovre de Grace, Md NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE T (42 U St. X.W, UNITED STATES sTORA co. MOVING, PACKING, SHI PHONER: M. 4220, F. 2425. i car to sl Teal extate: must have Address Box 220-H. Star _office. o letter signs. Address Box Z10-H, Star office. awsorters, white, Arcade Lamont st FOR REAL SERVICE MOVE RED BALL WAY No_careless moving and packing. Each man owns his own R truck and 18 Just as anxious to give you merv- ice a8 we are. Qur co-operative plan brings’ real results. The Targest Ovarland Moving Orgenization RED BALL TRANSIT CO. National Hougehold Movers. 4 Woodward Building. Main 2162, BRANCH OFFICES Cleveland Qincinnati Dayton Fort Wa; Al Baltimors Ghioags o Pittsburgh St Loui: =5 Cotumbus South Bend HOME OFFICE: INDIANAPOLIS OVING SYORAGR 1858 ¥ St N.W, TRANSFER & STORAG LOGAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS oogrn FIREPROOF suiLoin € CRATE, PACK AND SHI! PHONE NORIH 3343 YOU ST &Y N, W ith knowlvdge of radio and selling ex. Apply 905 F st. n.w 'INSTRUCTION COURSES I’ former student 'In your 7s laced in & stenographic osition, !g week. vl’ol. ons for Ravire BOYD. AUTO ziven granh peclal Clerk Clerk promotion and Tookeeper, Day and night instruction. The’ Civil cor. 12th and F n.w. g and inetruc pewriting. + G jon for " Rtatistics and COM- MEN AND BOYS (colored) fo met pins: steads Sork “all_winter. Apply King Pin Bowling Alleys. 8830 14th st. n.w. TRICTANS—To play for dance orchestra: e Clastruments and “experionce. Address Tox 84-H. Star_office. 5 AN—Experienced and_with selling bility; should know stenographs and type. Writing and bookkeeping: must furnish bond: | *ppls by letter, giving {ull particulars: int Hew arranged iater: sreplies treated confid ddross Remiington Cash Register Co., 1ith st. m.v. H. G. Tbyson, jr and n,w. ‘experienced. OYSTER OF] cunierman sition. 425 12th st. OYSTER PATIBR, 8th st s. i PATENT DRAFTSMAN for large automobiio company In middle west. Splendid chance for advancement. Address Box §3-H, Star offh %00d_1o- | 28% Apply_520 one_Who can__operate rienced in newspmper w7, Address Box, 131- FHOTOGRAPHBER, Graffiex; must_be e hotography. State B Star ofice. PLASTERERS, non. sts.. Takoma_Park. Tor_uew work, fifet-cia 7441, Saturday or Sund union, Carroll and Laurel 3 radio store: must lave knowledge in radio. _Anoly 801D st. n. FORTER, general utility man, colorc have reference. 400 New Jersey av PRESYFR, one can arive Ford. ® FATE SALESMAN, wanted: well from furnished. Addrees Box n~n;:.r T mnat nw. 24% 42 Georgia 7RE_YOUIL SPARB TIME? to earn $50 to $100 a_week itectural drawings. or_evening. HOW D0 YO Let us train you making Mechani Tndividual fnsirn experience necessary. or_plione for mew SCHOOL OF DRAFTIN FOMEN QUICKLY LEARN R sy reeeh while iearaing; ;_start or young_men; el b to 9 course now and finis! o'clock, B _nights i v LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE, 406 9th. DAYPEWRITING Z beginning Monday, Colimbia ~_Busines Rlzes Building. 14th_and_Park Road. DRIVING INSTRUCTION, DAY OR EVE- for men and women niog. fop mp G X"AUT0 scHOOL, 1736 G St HORTHAND T evening sessions; 5 register now. Schiool, N.W. Main 8250. EARN MOIE MONBY. Tearcom and eafeteria managers good money—you can secure & fine positi Manage @ fearoom or cafeteria of your own. ¥ree employment service. Next class starta Sept. 24, 4:50 to 6:05 p.m. Call for particu- lars, Open 9 am. to 8 p.m. Lewis Hotel Training Schools. 1340 N. Y. ave Advertisement Writing. Successful Washington advertising man is formiug personsl instruction class sad weuld Tike 1o gat In tonch with a limited number of intelligent young men apd women who are am bitious to learn this fascinatiog _profession. Evening classes: reasonable charges. Write & once. Address Box 123-C, Slar ofics, 32% make