Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1923, Page 46

THE DOUBLE CHANCE rmmm..lr-—wmuuo--dmw' (Continued from Yesterday’s Star.) ANDY went off to his work to ruminate. He had no wish to give Stead up to the authorities so long as he could make out of him what they would give; besides, he thought he knew a way of squeezing him for more. And as he hacked and hewed at the shining black coal in the Jittle hole in which he was working, doubled up like some antediluvian ani- mal of strange shape, he cogitated on many plans for getting Stead out of the mine and away from Mannersley. Two or three hours later he perceived a feasible plan of escape, and after much thought he was so pleased with it that he set off to Stead in his dun- geonlike refuge to talk it over with him. The accumulated ceal dust lay thick s the sand in the seashore on the floors of the gallery by which Tandy ap- proached the place where the fugitive Jay hid. His boots were old and soft in the sole: having a naturally sly manner of approaching anything, which had been accentuated by his poaching habits. he was the entrance of the disused office before Stead, who had certainly not e d to see him, was aware that he w nea and the con- sequence W that Dogger Tandy came full upon a sight which made his fer- ret eyes grow unnaturally large with sheer surprise. Stead sat at th center of the cell-like lamp before him threw on his face and eyes Ta fell on something thing that he had spread out on one of the newspapers which Tandy had brought and, yellow as the light that something glitter and cor- uscated in it like dewdrops in a sum- mer sun. Diamonds! Tandy uttered a little stepped in. Stead made a sound which was more like a woman's frightened scream than anything else, and covered } the sparkling stones with both hands. He turned a livid and snarling face on the miner. “Confound _you!" “What do you st Tandy_stepped rough table in the m; the miner's its light full | But its yellow else—on some- cough and he snapped out. rtle me like that for?" to the table and sat on it. His eyes, covetous and greedy, were fixed on Stead's hands. E; guv'nor, - es “There is no call to use swear words to me what's done so much for you. And what's them, guv'nor?"” said_Stead. syping he said. “What do me in this pying looked in to s: Tandy, “I can't help it hear, but you w 1 just * replied if you didn't so_engaged. Dia- monds, eh,” guv'na Now, 1 shouldn't wonder if that's what was in that little packet you got me to dig out of your orchard the other night, guy' You said it was letters, you did “What's it matter to you?" Stead sullenly “A good deal, guvnor.” replied the n ourge, if you're wanting pe with a few thousands of worth of shiners—well, Dogger ¥'ll naturally expect to have his little bit out of it. Think It over, guv'- nor." That day—though he could not tell by that time whether it was day or night down there, for Tandy sometimes came down by the afterncon shift and sometimes by the night shift—Stead made up his mind to escape. He would take his luck. And with the diamonds in his pocket he groped his way along the pitch-black galleries until he came 1o the part where the disused workings ended and those in use began. And there he met Dozger Tandy. Dogger Tandy took him by the throat with a sudden curse and with the snarl of a dog who sees its bone being stolen, and then began a fight of that sort, Wwhich quickly degenerates into a far worse thing. From the feeling of half-wild_and primitive joy which impelled the Man- nersley folk to give their favorite the heartlest of demonstrations on his re- lease, the entire community was sud- denly brought face to face with the conviction of awful tragedy and sorrow, The men who a moment before had been shouting and yelling at the top of their volces grew strangely silent, and turned to look at cach other with white faces: the women on the fringe of the crowd who had been laughing and | waving their hands at the two cousins on the courthouse ste be; scream and weep. and, in the case of those whose men had gone down with the last shift, to develop hysteric any one there had had tim ! think, he would have noticed th horrible contrast between the calm pitilessness of nature and the terror- striking aspects of the situation. It was a glorious summer morning —a morning which had made Phillipa Mannersley's heart dance in spite of | all her recent troubles, so full was it of life and the gladness of the earth. Phillipas motor car was standing #, and before she what was happening n If in it, with Clinton at her side, and Quinton on the oppo- site side. speeding away in the qi-N Tection of the pit vgrd. On all sides | men, women and ch¥ldren were has. tening in the same direction, They stood in crowded ranks, which were momentarily added to as fresh contingents came hurrying in, and over them had fallen a_ silence that seemed worse than loud outcries of ! grief. They gazed at the motor and | its occupants with eyes which seem- | ed to see nothing as the driver made his way to the engine house. At any other fime they would have greeted Phillipa and her cousin with a rous- ing cheer. As the motor stopped and its occupants got out, some of the women rushed “orward and seized the young proprietress anywhere they 'Oh, Miss Phillipa, my man’s down —and us only wed a month, miss! Oh, Miss Phillipa, get ‘em to do some- | thing!” Quinton firmly but kindly pushed the women aside, and hurried Philli- s BY J. S. FLETCHER Author of “Rayner-Slade Amalgamation,” etc. e she was thinking. This was the right thing to do—this act of heroism would wipe out all Clinton's short- comings, his youthful escapades. He knew then that Phillipa loved Clin- ton, and that his own cause was hopeless, and he admired her all the more because she was courageous enough to let the man she cared for jgo to certain danger and possible death. “All right, he said. “Ill see about things. And he hurried out, leaving Phillipa and Clinton alone. The others in the engine house were busied in various ways—the cousins stood apart in a corner looking out upon the anxious, patient crowd outside. And suddenly they turned and looked at each other. “Phillipa,” said Clinton, “you never doubted me?” “Never for one moment, Clinton,” she answered. “I knew it would come right” he said. “It's been like an awful dream, these last three years., But—Iit's over now." “Yes,” she sald. “It's over—now. THE EVENING HELP—MALE. VAVER ORIGINAL 1é ™ _applying for ymployment. BARBER for colsred trade. st n.w. ¥ BLACKSMITH—_] ply F. 8. Crismon tons Tar COPIES. _ nquire 1223 D perienced; also heiper. Ad- rear 723 &rd st. n.e. : BOYS, white, witl{ bicscles fcr day work; also part time after ‘school hours. ~Apply Mr. Simmons, 1418 Nev’ York ave. IOY —Opportunity (e learn mochanical den try. _Haywood's DOT: competent 2 Wookkecp=r and stenogra § age. trining rience, if any. Addreas Hox 787 5. Blar offcer b HOYS to work 1 chis 3 e] Carl, Inc, 620 H gt nowr o ooP Fredefiek et n.w, BOYN and younk men with wheels for deliv- ery seryice: good salary: alsc schoolboys. full OF part time. Appiy Mr. Kressin, 727 12(h t. BUTCHER, experienced and rell STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, . HELP—MALE. 1l Continued. PORT E R—Reliable colored man with reference, for depart- ment store work. Apply man- ager, King’s Palace. WEDNESDAY, HELP—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID-WAITRBSS, $50; _general worker, $50: stay nights. North 9011. general fousework; painstaking, Phone_ West_203. COOK™ und downstairs work only in small house: no laundry work; can stay nights. 900 pherd_st. n.w. * SALESMAN, clothing and fur- nishing, “experienced. Living- ston’s, 9o8 7th n.w. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. y SIAN Ot WOMAN—Colored, to sel Jewelry on easy payments who Ciberience at Louse-to-house canvasslag. Bate experience you has ok, cxperience ou bave had, " Addréss Box MEN AND WOMEN—Learn real estate busi- ness; free lectures on salemanship, § p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdaye, employment whols Dosition, wanted at once, 1420 7th BUTLER-HOUSEMAN — Experienced neat appearanc y nights: city refs. required. ~ Addres office. BUTLER, rel and of $15 per week Box 67, Star ity refer. CARPENTER_ building ERB—FifiZen firat frim finish at Conressional Country X Call Mr. Sylvester. Sethesda 108-R-2. 1P with reference and awley's Auto Service, CHAUFFEURS wanied; references and ex. identi card. Apply Taxi, Then she suddenly had a vision of the black depth far below, of what had gone on there So few, few minutes before, of what might be going on there now; of men, boys, horses lying dead or dying in the polsonous, curling vapors; and she suddenly sank down into the nearest chair and turned very white. “Oh, Clinton!" she gasped. don’t want you to go Clinton turned a set face to her— there was a stern look on it that she had never seen there befor “Hush, Phillipa!” he Said. “None of that now. This is where I pay old scores off. I'm going—and I'm not coming up until I've done all I can. I've done plenty of weak things in my time—now I'm going to do some- thing strong. You be strong We'll have time enough about ourselves when thi upposing you're killed? pered. “I told you—none of tha he sald, sternly. “If 1 am—well, I shall be trying to do something decent any- way. This is going to be the start of a new life, Phillipa, whether it's short or long she whis- CONTINUED TOMORROW. CITY'S REBELS LED BY “FRAU” GENERAL Woman Directs Capture of Crefeld Police for Rhine Separatists. By Cable to “ecifz.rrn::‘k’, Ghicago Daily News. CREFELD, Germany, October 30.— Crefeld has no food,'but it has plenty of fighting. Civil warfare has turned this industrial city upside down. Tens of thousands of iron and textile workers walk the streets, demanding “bread.” This is the city where, three months age, the workingmen plundered shops and where a number of them were killed when the police opened fire. This incident has remained so vivid in the minds of the laborers that they cheered when they learned that the chief of police, Schneider, had been killed in Tuesday night's fighting. Three bullets in his body showed that the sentence of death passed upon him three months ago, after he had ordered the police to fire on the mob, had actually been carrfed out. Woman Leads Movement. When the writer visited Mme, Schmidt, the woman general of the separatist movement, with the aid of one girl, was counting a stack of billion mark notes, which represented the pay of the Rhenish republic's shock troops assembled here. This stoutish woman was at the head of affairs in Crefeld in the absence of Matthes and Dr. Dorten. In the kitchen of the government building, which had just been taken by the separatists, Frau Schmidt re- ceived the write¥, while outside hand grenades wore exploding and rifies were being fired without doing much damage. “Isn't this the kitchen?" was asked. ou are not going to eat all that? indicating the paper money covering the tables. Men Seeking Foed. refeld is virtually without food,’ the woman replied. “Our men have Dbeen out all the evening requisition- ing food. I hope they will return with bread, meat and vegetables. Just then a volley of rifle shots showed that there was s8till some fighting left in the 200 policemen in the rathaus. It was a couple of hours later that the police and the mayor announced they would surrender if they were guaranteed safe conduct, The mayor, whose daughter had been taken prisoner by the separatists, put up & brave front until the minutes. “I am the father of the city first and only after that am I the father of my family,” he said when shown a letter written by his daughter, en- u;le%llns him to avold further blood- shea. FIGHT SALVATION ARMY WASTE PAPER BUSINESS pa toward the door of the engine house. “Oh, miss, there’s by husband and the three lads all down—all I have in_the world! “Now, my good souls, let Miss Man- nersley through,” he said. “We'll do everything we can to get the men up—don't interfere with us—let us get to work.” Clinton sprang back on the car ‘which they had just left, and, taking off his cap, faced the people, who at sight of him became as quiet as a flock of sheep. “Now, lads and lassies!” he said, his voice ringing far out across the | pit yard. “There's one thing for you | to do—keep your hearts up! We'l] have a rescue party down in no time, and Mr. Quinton "and I are golng | down with it. We'll not rest till we've got every man and lad out safe and sound; and if we can't—well, then Heavens will be done. Show ' your- selves brave men and women! Then he turned and ran for the en- gine house, where Quinton had al- ready Installed Phillipa, and was busily talking to an anxious and whitefaced knot of officials, who were pouring in upon him disjointed scraps of information, “There'll be about down—maybe a few less, sir. “It must have been in one of the far workings—the shaft's clearing now.” “The running gear's all right—we can get dow:! Quinton gathered up every scrap of news as it fell, and sent one man here, another there. The entire staff began to bustle about, and Quinton turned to Phillipa and the young baronet. “We'll be able to get down soon,” he sald. “I'll pick out the most likely men as volunteers—every man in the yard would go, given the chance.” “I'm going,” said Clinton. ‘The manager looked at him with a keen glance, and then at’ Phillipa- Her eyes telegraphed her answer to him, ‘8. Quinton, 2@ I a flash, knew what New York Dealers Say Competition Is Ruinous and Ask Organiza- tion Be Dissolved. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 31.—Disso- lutfon of the Salvation Army on the ground that it is engaged unlawfully in the waste paper business was sought at a hearing before Deputy Attorney General John J. Dwyer by commercial waste paper _dealers. They charged that ths Salvation Army, through cheap labor, recruited from 'the ranks of unfortunates for whom it cares, was overbidding them in buying waste paper and under- bidding them in selling it. The attorney general was asked to Institute an action to vacate the charter of the organization, because “in conducting a waste paper bui ness it violated the provisions of the law under which it was created, and abused the privileges conferred upon it as religious and charitable agency.” The action was brought by Charle McBride, treasurer of Wilsos Paper Stock Company. TURK CABINET IN OFFICE. Approved by Assembly, With Ismet Pasha as Premier. CONSTANTINOPLE, October 31.— The grand national assembly at An- gora has approved the new cabinet, headed by Ismet Pasha. The chief posts in the new Turkish cabinet are filled as follows: Premier and foreign minister, Ismet Pasha; minister of interior, Ferid Bey; na- tional defense, Kiazim Pasha; chief of general staff, Marchal Fevsi Pasha; minister of finance, Hashan Fehmi Bey. b Even In foot ball & man has to use his head—if only to butt. l CHAUFFEU] SEMAN —Cadll perienced, " references required. 2123 place. Call before 20 a CHAUFFEUR—Filipino or white: $85; room And board; must huye references. 1210 Con- tinental Trust_hldg. COAT, vest and tréysers makers, bushelman and presse: open sl ; highest wages Wine- man, 521 13th st. : COAT, "vest, trouser: makers and | 1421 F st how. : COATMAKERS, ushelmal = g~ trozmeramakers, vestmakers and buslielmen ;'open 3hop. 7. E. Gllbert, 1413 at. nw. E COLLECTOR, experfenced, with light car: routes will pay $45 & week to the right man. Apply Mr. Ready, 08 Boud bldg.. between 12 and H COLLECTOR—Industi1al insurance debit. dress Box 337-X. Stex office. COLORED BOY for & Co., 810 12th st. Ad- 31 eneral help. Saks Fur or part time. Wil teson, $c Bare tine. i M et WANTED—SALESMEN. MAN—Tiiere is an opening on the s force of one of the leading investment houses of thix city for a man of high standing and good a dress: previous welling experience is not re- Quired: the dexire to work und forge ahead iu a drawing account may be arranke suawer, iving age, experience and referenc electric appliance, Call 801 1Tth st. erman, INSTRUCTION COURSES ARCHITECTURAL, _aeronautical, machin mechanical, ship, ' structural steel and al branches of drafting and design. Our courses. designed for beginners, equal & university ed- ucation. Employment assured every graduste. Day and eve. classes. $10 & momth. Equip- ment and_extra couching free. Zenith En- gineeriug and Drafting College, 045 Pa. ave. Mr. Cook, Room 22 ASSES 1N BOOKKEEPING AND CIVIL SERVICE. 1 LESSONS PRIVATELY & do_th I DRAFTSMAN and earn $0,000 & year. We traln you during tion. tural and Topographic Drafting. 3 to 9 months Start now. Write, call or phone for new cat- alog and full particulars. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFTING, 14th ana T h BOYD SHORTH touch typewriting: positions T Boyd School for Secretaries, 1338 ( CLASSES IN BEAUTY CULTURE NOW being formed. Elite Beauty Shoppe, 718_13th st. Main 0754, 30° COUNTER MAN wEite lunch. Address B 417, Star_office. i ress 0% EGG CANDLER, -exgarienced. Apply 203 7th st. n.w. The Cuda z Packing l‘opn’ FARM HAND, expernced, married, for work g llent chance o in up-to-date " orc 2 learn business and advance: good house, gar- Wages to start, den and firewood fursishe $50. Give full particolars as to age, experi ence, etc.. in fi Mt. Pleasant Or- Havre de_Grace, Maryias . ol Hotel exberlence. fice, Lee Hou o= FURNITURE FINISHER — Several: weeks' work. See Mr. Kolb.Z Burlington Hotel, 1120 Vermont are. n.w. Manager's of- tion and address fo ? “work; national mem- adrews” Box 55X, Srar GENTLEMEN, for spsre time or whole time, to represent leading New York 1ife inwurance company. Address Box 172, Star office. HOTEL, PORTER—CaB in person. Manager's office, Lee House. HOUSEMAN wanted, - Immediateiy nace. garden and bLpdrework: small board and lodging: half or all good HOUSEMAN and boarding_house. AN K anizatior bership assoclation. ce. for fur- family; time work! n.w. once for a1e MEAT MARKET MANAGER- Lively man bring references along: right pay for right man. _Apply 1428 7t6 st nw. MEN, B, that bave rad some experience at housé-to'house canvassing. Our men make from $30 to $75 a waek. Now fu the best time to start. Pernianent position it you qualify selling jewel:y on easy . payments, Address Box 289-T. Ster office. (three) of neat Eppearance to sell goods ains; cash securits aud blue suit required: Do experience necessa Y work to right men. - Apply today to:Union News Company's office. No. 3 East bascment. Uoion station. 4+ PAPERHANGERS wanted: steady work. Ap- ply ready to work. Ehillips, 227 2ud st. s.e. PATENT SOLICITOR, experienced, by out-of. | town office: tate experiente aad qualincatioes: Kadrewa Tox 93-%. Ster office ie PATENT and trade-mark lawser, competent, reliable, at our New: York office; fine oppor: tunity; ‘good compensation. Mason, Fenwick & Lawrence, city. 3 310 FATROLMAN—TGtel Tonce: o TATROLIAS_HGWE experioace. Mamagers PRESBER on ladies ply timekeeper, th ind Pa, ave. now, Ap- ‘ashington Hotel, 15th REAL STAT! SALESMAN, REPRESENTATIVE “‘trh Tocal dividen experienced, usually inter: Apply Sales Manager, 934 ying strong _ directorate: instruction _given. mortgage company experience unneceseary. Washington Mortgage & Finance Company, International bide. 310 F at. n.w.. suite 11 SALESMAN for geniral engraving and print. ing line to speciulize in phofo-engraving; won erful _opportunity :for Tight % : Webb Con 1702 F 4t mow, 0 mas. Wi SALESMAN, Chevrolet cars. 17th_and i Gish Garage, | CIVIL _ SERVICE _ EXAMINATIONS_Su nography and typewriting, Nov. 13: tuition, Special instruction, beginning today, for file clerk exam. salary, $1,140 to $1,240; men ‘and women, age 1% to 70. First-grade clerk, Nov. 17, for Virginia and .. Also reparation fo calculating machine opérators. 1y and night classes ‘The Ci Service Preparatory . cor. 12th and F n.w. Franklin chool, D¢ K and general bousework: womal nights; eef, requl 1746 M st. n. COOK, reliable.— 24i5 20th s, n.w., apt. 16, Phone Col. 80] 30° GENERAL, HOUREWORK, colored woman, for gne person; wmall apt. 87 per week. Apply Mox. "Thora, Apt. 40, Kenesaw, 10tk and ir- vin GENERAL EWO! small house and family. wta, i o, 2 17. o for_child 1426 Decatur st. o.w. NEWORK, colored woman; Upton t. n.w. 330 month; mo cooking. 625 Mass. ave. n.w. FOUSEWORK, experienced colored referances. 1211 C st RAL HOUSEWORK (apt. 1. foreigner prefe 2231 Bancroft plag Phone_North 6136, GENERAL HOUSEWORKER—Colored; refer- ences required. 8576 13th at. n.w. 81 RL for general housework in adults. Apply at 1314 East Capitol. USEK R in two-room apt 11d lady: reliable white or colored woman; Apply 3831 Kansas ave, n.w. bet. 0. wdis 1¢ woman with husband. Thomas 0 HELPER, cleaner; ecolored. 1738 N RSE, white, for wix-months. ing day petent. kood st. n.w. old_baby, dur- Dot ot eceasaty: good home 18 16t years: experienced, middle-aged 'white woman.” Ad- dress Box 327-X, Star office, WAITRESS and pantry girl wanted at once. Y Eyerar, td pentey @ ol 2t g WOMAN, reliable, young, white, for child and help with light housework in apf.: stay nights: references required. Address Box 821-X, Star oftice. WOMA childre WOMAY Apply 34 . settled, white, o help with thres stay nights. 1915 Pi children; room and board, fair wages. Apply Mrs H 26 Towa C 31e pericnced, to do cooking and gen- bousework: must have teleplione refer- es: wages $30. Call mornings between 10- Address Apt. 708, 2701 Conn. ave. eral en. OCTOBER 31, 1923. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. Continued. HELP AND SITUATIONS. St e el bt et bl L PERSONAL. Continued. COLORED GIRL wauts morning work. 420 I, st. n.w COLORED NURSE will care for patients home; day ‘and night service given; $15 Iy. _1804°C n.e. COLORED GIRL wauts job washing dishes. 417.0 st. n.w. COTORED GIRL, reliable, wants o nurse or awaist in housework. G0 I, sf. n.w. COLONIAL HOME FOR_CONVALESCENTS and aged; owned and sup. by grad. nurse. Mrs. D. E. Coon, Beltaville, Md. ~Ph. Berwyn 87-L:5. JOFNBON REST HOME—INVALIDS, CON- valeacents, aged; night supervisor. 1724 20th n.w. North 7963, MAH]JONGG LESSONS. Also_bridge lessons. _Phone North 1745. COOK—Colored, _willing _to _do_ housework; with best ref. '964 Florids ave. n.w. 1° COOK, colored, first-class, wants Job., 401 21xt st nw. or_write. GOOK and housework in small family; ex- perienced colored woman; city references. 1212 R st. n.w. COOK and housemald; two girls 1518 _14th st. n.w. Teference. ELSIE, Formeriy of Malson Guatavis Hair Shop Now_in Bus 1714 H St. NNW. Ph. M. 5838. 18 BUSINESS O0PPORTUNITIES. ¥OR BALE—Btock and_fixtures notlon” ahd b=t an i eifien . ck purcha . App g Currat & Co., 318 Dth mew i U NEAR BEER and buffet for sale owner's health; tomer. _ Address GUIDE BOOK buiness, $3.000. Avply 935 F st. GROCERY_and me location. This store is doing a good busin and fs worth more than the asking pric Long lease includes living spartments. C. (. Sharah, Continental Trust bidg. i .rg:iu fi:,ln,"— s t lln growing, up-to-daie ng plant; idesl location. Addre Box 102, Star offce. : i n_account wholesale and retal n.w. 4 ket—Good northw RECOMMENDED SERVIC FOR SALE—Bullding Tot, n.c. with 8_mefal garages on same, new: ‘renting for $21 per th. Lin. 272 or 227 Oth st. ne. 1% COOK, chambermaid, laundress, nurse, house- nan, fer: ference N 1055, COOK wants place with first-class family; cit references; stay nights; also second = girl. rth 9011, COOK or housework; colored. ne. R, F. D_Box 89, COOK, relluble_colored woman wishes place; atay nights. 1208 § 3 COOK wants poxition in private family; refer- MO L st. n.w. 115 470 st The Dusiness comoerne it S L g "‘l‘fl‘ Jound mecessary to' made ;:: A e Bervice Ool- imdssion to Recomme: mna. cal Mawn 5000 8, ROACHES, RATS. ALL xpert workman. A ;\H: EX- AUTOS SIMONIZED — HAVE YOUR C. Bimonized before bad weather sets in. Low prices. Franklin 4380 _Rear 1232 6th st. o.w. or moraing work; good ref. 1316 DAY'S WORK, colored womun. 1629 Taundry, first class; AUTOS REPAIRED—Ford m#fors 2nd guaranteed to be In frst-cla $16. “Autos washed, polished and Shop. 450 Eye st. n.w. AUTOS WASHED, $1.50; POLISHED. 30¢ day or night; greasing, carbon burning. | iring, Tenting, storage. PECK'S GARAGE, 2121 14th st n.w. DAY'S WORK or waid in hotel. 9.7, Star_office. DAY'S WORK, st._o.w. St e GENERAL HOUSEWORK in small family or day's work four days week. 1435 U st. n.w. NERAL HOUSEWORK; stay_nights; re Address Box leaning or laundry. 615 L 1o BUILDING GARAGES IN HARMONY WITH your home. Plans drawn free. Store fronts o H. NICHTER, N 5 CONTRACTING AND BUILDING: GARAGE buflding; repairing and cement work a spe- clalty; prices reasonable. Estimates given free, Terms if desired. We have the facilities for bandiing large or emull contracte. ROBRINS. RANDALL 302 M bidg. M. 8748, piain _cooking H or plain cooking by 10th CARPE' ANTN > WASH Have Albert Kahlert & Co. ciean your carpets and rugs. Tmproved steam carpet cleaners. 852 Md. ave. s.w, Phone M. 2036. Estimates cheerfully given GROCERY—Chance on Pa. a e wonder. ful opportunity for right party. Ask Alfred Law, 1200 i STORE sell at right to quick Luyer. e T A FOR SALE—A good buslness opportunity ¢ —dry goods and notion store. 827 Kentedy a1 n.w. TORE. stock and xfures: owner lias other business. Bargain for auick bu O 8! Buswell, €0 ' . i ) MEAT MARKET, beat equiy on most prominent strect in northeast jiig 0od cush business. Owner may consider nt retive from business, Ad sacrifice several good ten-room. brick moming houses, 10 good location, filed with foumers Live Ih part of house and rent enongh to pay expenses. Rent, $50 to $60 monthly. Furui tore can be bought for $300. Monthly pas ments. Good leawe. Properiy. good repair No oblection to children. Adiréss Box 315 X a1e ROOMTN( going mouth furnished HOUSE, by owner, poor_he 13 rooms, h.-w.h.. 2 baths ‘first-clars condition; conven of roomers: long lease: a first-c Do agents. Address Box Star_office. CARBON BURNING, B0c_cylinder. owner to remove plugs and ‘wires; frozen cylinders castings, steel and aluminum welded properly: all work guaranteed. 3. M. Colemas, 207 12th st. n.w. Phone M. 4598. CARPENTER—JOB WORK AND REPAIR ing; any kind of painting; 16 years' ex- z "' Fr. 9448. o* GIRL, colored, night; references; baxement, 121 13th GIRL, reliable, colored, work: no Sundays. . unts general house- Call or write 816 23rd st. COOK, second, white, $45 per month and living. Apply Gal- laudet College, 7th st. and Fla. ave. n.e. Phone Lincoln 6704 EED AMBITIOUS men and wom- wide demand in all department: rooms, cafeterias, clubs, apar ment houses: uncrowded field: fine living quick advancemeat; our methods indorsed- our students employed by leading hotels every- where. Open_evenings. Call for particulars. Lewis Hotel Training School, 1340 N. Y. & ISSONS WY pert, by appointment. 1520' G st. NEW COURSE on telephone switchboard forming Nov. 5; class limited; easy ting 1o learn. Oxford bldg.. cor. between N. Y. ave. and H s File Clerks for Gov't Service. See Mr. COOK, Room 22, 945 Pa. Ave. 3° OUR FALL TERM NOW OPE In announcing our fall term we res; call_your attention to the Do course on Burroughs Adding. Bookkeeping. Calculating and Billing Machines. Complets preparation for bauk, commercial and_government work BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE SCHOOL, Burroughs Bldg., 724 17th st. n. DAY BESSIONS—EVENING SESSIONS. Phone Main 2760. hotels, TINESE CH Address JAMES TOM, SITUATIONS_MALE. ACCOUNTANT desires connections with ac- counting firm or business enterprise; gradu- ate resident school; experienced. Address Box 657, Star office. gs BAKER, first-clnss cake and pastry, desires on. _Address Box 40-Z, Star office. GIRL, neat, colored, wishes position of any kind. 1833 Oregon ave. \RAGES, TPHOILSTERING, REPATR- AL work: lowest prices. Lin. 4285. Lin. 64017, L. L. BAILEY, 211 Pa._ave. se. CHATR_CANTA Y, BY SPAN- {sh war veteran. Call me. Lowest prices, best work. _Franklin 7483. CHAIRS CANED, upholstering, Dorch rockers linted. C. A. Armstrong, 1233 10th st. n.w. Franklin_ 745, HOUSEKEEPER, working; refined white, good plain cook, economical; two or three in famil best. references. Addre HOUSEKEEPER, refined woman with two- yearold child, Wishes position. Phone Col. 1408.7. a1e EWORK —Colored girl; Do laundry ; . Cail_Potomac 1858 LACE CURTAINS neatly Line amiw. o7 TS gt LAUNDRESS, experienced; small bundle wash or family wash. 1532 Kingman pl. .w., bet. P and . 13th and 13th sts. erence. Taundered. BOOKKEEPER, experienced, will keep set of books afterrioons. Address Box 50-7, Siar office. . S, wash to take bome. 627 Mor- 5 0 st. nw., fat 1 BOOKKEETER claim {nvestigato rience. Address STENOGRAPHER, railrosd 9 years' expe- a1e to take home or work by the 2 S st. n.w. ed, bundle and family sunsy yard. . Lincola Jobbing ~prompily DING and iengthening in exchange for thin ss Box 87, Star office. 81 TR, i young white man wishes to drive party south for the winter: Dest of references. Address Box 657, Niar office. . by colored woman; city Teference. Douglay. 1326 U now e . for in one under_six ) 4060. 31% | NASH, 207 Sherman_ave. C: CORSETS cleaned _and _repaire uBlone. Goodwin, Spirella, La Camille, surgica: belts ; maternity : brassteres fitted. 1314 R. 1. av. DRESSMA LI terns cut to measure, hours and terms to suit; professional and home courses. k for cataiogue. Livingstone's 804 17th n.w. F. 7475, “w Store for sale b and K sts, TIRE and mccessory stocked.” Tnquire corner WILL Tavest $1500 with wervices in siness: references Address B STANTFACTURTS extablished with live man or woma; references exchanged ‘unlimited must ha Address Box on_promine:, Star offier pol: owner Col. 8108 v i capital mannfacturin ns will be co star office. 2¢ 3 ¢ good Tocation; 4 ing good business; must leave city at once $1.000. No. 2 M st t.w. corner. 1% concern; only serious proposit sidered.”Address Box 323 GROCERY and n ELECTRICAL Wi G. Any &l wired, $60; estimates freeiy given: full line of appliances ; eusy terms. LUKENS BARKLEY €O., 1403 'N. Y ave. Main 6458, LL = ARE you looking for a good corner grocer and meat market in nw. section. Call P Iin 8426, (Weekly business, $300.) ¢ cash.) ELECTRICAL WIRING — BIX-ROOM HOU! with fixtures, $50. Repairing. ECONOMY ELECTRIC CO. 7 29th st. n.w. West ELECTRIC WIRING_ANY B-R00% HOUSE, 853, with fixtures complete. ELITE ELECTRIC LIGHTING CO.. 46 H_st. n.w. Ph. M. 5036, ELECTRICAL WIRING—10% DISCOUNT ON wiriog and fixtures. Let us estimate on your work. Call Main 2757 or visit our showroom. GEQ. ¥ MILLER ELECTRIC CO.. 003 New ork_ave. n.w. ROOMING HOT: attractively furn fine room-renting section: paving investment cash pasment; balance mont Address Box §2.Z, Star offic soda fountain. rent, $40 montl cigars; with established w rent: pri years: best class trude 3 7. Star office $4.000._ Address Box 14 FLOOR FINISHING, EXPERT, BY SKILLED mechanfe, at Write or tel. Paul Serene, . n.w. 98, 5* FL “REFINISHED, CLEANED, POLIS) g4 and wazed by electric machipe. It | e CHEF club: st. Tcolof hotel, school or can give references Address 1241 3rd NURSING, kitchen or pantry maid: experi- good references; colored girl from 908 22nd st. n.w. i POLISHED — AND N CO., 817 North FLOORS scraped. Capitol st. CLEANED, A. F. ZIMMERMA Franklin_1902-W. 32.7. Building Trades Course. Learn conmmon bricklaying and hollow-tile setting. New class organiziog. Evening “**¥. M. C. A. Trade School, 1736 G ST. N.W. Main_8250. OWNERS AND OPERATORS’ COURSE FOR MEN AND WOMEN Who want to know their cars and to locate troubles and make minor repairs on the rosd. Y. M. C. A. Auto School. ave, te_home, With sleeping g men's club preferred. Walter McMil ed. 1311 Riggs st RT-TIME_WORK, moruings or evenlug: n.w. . . mornings: colored girl city references. No card answers. 1626 Cor- n. v ELEVATOR OPERATOR—Student work after 3 p.m., in apt. bldg.; reference. Whitlock, w. desires house or office 8L Fl 5 GUARD, watchman. bodyguard or salesman— By sergt. Just discharged from U. S. Army, with excellent character: would consider posi- tion of any kind. Address Box 340-X, Star man o work } SHING home, rellable girl, §0od ref. Newport pl._n.w. s WASHING, family or bundle, by reiiable col- ored woman to take home. 781 Lamont n.w. 3+ . wishes o clean apt. or general work from 5 till 2 no Sunday. 1327 12th st. n.w. WOMAN, relinble, colored; or_light' housework: no cooking. 2124 ie Phone N. ;}xmfin WORK by settled colored man. 4485 n. JOB PLASTERING, work gusranteed. Frank- Tin 9822-W. 5 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES FURNACE MAN. colorad: couple, colored:. three chambermaids. Fuller's Exchange, 1221 25th st.West 2089, * HELP SUPPLIED FREE — Cafes, hotel boarding houses, institutes, schools, laundries, bhouses: _trickmen, firemen, chauffeur auto w porters, janitors, ek vator men Private families: ref- erences. 21 0th nw. Phil- e regint : ington Employment Exchange, operated for the public by Washington School for Secretaries and Nat. School of Commerce. 1419 F s RELIABLE domestic and commercial hel white and colored, of all kinds, at Briggs Employment Bureau, 1807 14th n.w. Potomac 1 SALESMAN — Well known, old-established steamship co. wi D in unbroken 7% dividend record wince organizition wants a salexman o special experience necessary, but must b6 able to sell. This 1s:no ordinary stock selling roposition. but n sa¥ings plan of easy month- y payments, within the reach of ail.” Au az- gressive hustler can *arn large income. Ad- Gress Box 507, Star office. . SALESMAN—Gents' Zurnishings and clothing, some experience in : window-trimming. 3068 M st. n.w. BALESMAN, high-grade, with security experi- ence preferred: must: be well educated and present good appearance. Room 524, Trams- portation_building. " HELP—FEMALE. TRAVELING POSITION. attractive, well known firm, calling on old patrons afford income $200 monthly: generous com- missions and bonus: salary from beginning: experience unnecessary; permanent, pleasant work; southern territory during winter; re- quires refined, educated woman over Give age, experience, education. J. S. Perry, 58 Fast Washington st.. Chicagn, i, . With will DENT, senior, desires clerkship in law office; salary not major consideration. Apr. 811 Col. 4630. . K In small family, refined white girl tak- ing night business course. Address Box 282 YOUNG WOMAY, colored, efficient and indus- trious, desires place as general houseworker, full time, in small_family, or elevator-switch: Loard_operator. Harvard st. n.w. . WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. FLOORS—EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO hardwood or pine floors. Telephone Franklin 7563-W J. C. PRICE, 912 5th st. n.w. FURNITCRB ’HOLST'D, RE] covers made. Est. cheerfully given. free. TIT: 1424 Sth n.w, 7702, GARAGE — WILL, BUILD YOURS, ANY style; also carpenter repair or new worl prices right. Let us furnish you an estimate. COX & BECK, 815 Mass. ave. n. Phone Lincola 780 ) HOUSECLEANING, FLOORS WAXED AND roished, rooms painted, kalsomined or white- washed; prices reasonable. W. C. BANKS 724 Kenyon n.w. Phone Columbia 1131-W. @ JOB PLASTERING, prompt service: reason- able prices; work giaranteed. = N. 3925. 81 KEYs DUPLICATED WHILE YO0U WAIT, 25c. Also small machine work. 8500 9th st. .w., basement. KEYS—DUPLICATE KEYS, 25 CENTE: Mads while you wait. Turner & Clark, 1233 New York ave. n.w. Basement. 3005. : BLI Returned AND in large ness: quick action "idress Box 1 CIGAR AND well established gested; price, §3 z, CAFE i large nw proposition of kind in Tw. Dusines doing_ big by opportunity 4 Mce iong lease: wond $3.000. Address Itox .. INVESTORS, TAKE NOTICE—New York n.w., 10-room brick. showing income 300 po month at present: lnrg, as st ness this is a fortune. Price redu mediate sale to $0.000 cash to suit. In one this property will « alty Co, 2 st. n.w. M. 4630. E. B. Bebrend, 1317 tive or silent interest in mannfact ness that will pay good return on amount « money invested. Address Bux 67-Z, Star o WANTE + for o dipner. busy part of fowr: n man or woman: ouly wide means business need upil Star_office, Fin, 15t fnvest £1,00 wirke person W Address LANDSCAPB GARDENER, FORESTER. CARN of lawns. hedges and gardens. North 8824, R. RODMAN. 1508 Caroline st. | PAINTER—A-No. 1, steads. 5o ainting, inside or outside work. 1. eenan, 1103 9th st. n.w. Phone N. 8482, 31 CTARY—Disabled world war _veteran, ing good legal and business education, de. sires position: capable of handling correspond- ence; competent typist. Address Box 55 Star o addressed, Tetters TYPING—Envelopes and manuseripts neatly typed: work called for and delivered. Address Box 837, Star office. AN, 18, wants inside position can give best of references. ANTIQUES, all Kinds; Dest prices paid. A ¥. Arnold, 1323 G _st. _Main 8173, CLOTHES—WIll pay highest prices for ladies’ and men's worn clothes. Write or phone D. Stein, 1308 7th st. n.w. Phone North 489. CLOTHING—WII call in my unlettered auto. mobile, city or suburbs, and ey You highest prices ‘far ladies’. gentlemen's children's dis- carded clothing of aiul descriptions. Address ostal or phone. I will call. W. Rice, 1332 g00d price talk: d we generally get them. Auto calls, Justh's OId Stand, 619 D st. Main ass (colored) wants day work. Main sd12. Accountant-Bookkeeper. Bookkeeper, _experienced; ofice. manager andgradute’ accountant; open for position. city or country; age, 35: reliable, compe- tent; avallable seven days’ notice Address Box_70- Star_office. . Job, night “or = SITUATIONS—FEMALE. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR—Patent attorney desires services of competent young lad: permanent position and _advancement earned: state salary. Address Box 346- Star office. SALESMEN wanted © sell one of the most popular lines in the ciuntry; attractive propo. sition to men who arc energetic workers and can show results. Agply in person to sales- mansger at 1085 Wiiconsin ave., Saturday, between 10 and 12. : SALESMEN WANTEG—10 clothin nishings; ‘must be exberienced, quired. 'Apply evening3 at the let Co.. 628 7th st. STENOGRAPHER—By: company of over 30 years’ existence, young man capable of taking and transerl neaily at onivary rate. Write letter, giving age, E‘Xssflelee. refer- ences and salary expecied. ress Box 4.2, Star_ofice. s 19 and_fur. reference re. Kew Store out. | ELBVATOR O ERATOR—Young, neatly dress- must be experienced. Apply vy. 785 Tth st. 5 ed colored_girl at_one HOUSEKEEPERS jn their earn from $3 to $5 per day by selling our goods. In answering give phone number or ddress. Our representative will call on you. Will take in nearby suburban towns. Address Box_181-Z, Star office. 1 HOUSEWORK—A setiled_white woman for light work and good home: moderate salary. Address Box 01-Z, Star office, 2 LADIES, employed. can earn extra money by ling our goods after office hours. For 50“]!5‘ address Box 94-Z, Star office. F' —Experienced, young: also gon eral office work and typing: fte years in former o whole_or part time: best reference. Ritdress ‘Rox 1037, Star office, = TAINS, lamp s and draperies made and chosen n the best taste: shopping a speciaity. Fries-Holden Int Decorating ._Adams 4315-W. . dressmaking, embroidering_ done Linc. 3850-W. 3832 S1st .Mt A 810 DRESSES cut and fitted: inaructions to finish. 2001 13th _st. _Adams 1074, G—THighest prices pald for cast-oft Freedman, 1231 7th st. n.w. Fhone garments. Franklin 8736-W. 2 CLOTHING — Army and Navy clothing and boots: highest prices paid. Call Franklin 1280. NDS. old gold. milver, bought for cash. Abrabams, 815 G FEAT Tarait prices paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eye st D.w. Phone Main 536, FURNITURE—If iml have any furniture or other goods to sell. and you want to obtain Dest results, send_ for Louis Notes, 421 10th st. n.w. Phone Frankitn 2015. 2 FURNITURE—We buy household furnitnre d office fixtures. Money advanced on stur- e. Sachs Furniture Co., corner 8th and D sts. nw_ M. 6308 1 FURNITURE—Everybody knows Rosenberg’s when they want to sell or buy furniture; you will be pleased with our prices. Franklin 10231, 1105 E n.w. (34 DRESSMAKER wants work by the day: ex- perienced. 1306 T st. 4860, 819 DRESSES cut, fitted, stitched by expert, $3: It Gesired will finish ressonable. ~ Adams 3501, DRESSMAKING—WIIL call for materials and STOVE AND ROOF EANDI wteady work party. CHAN. E. SHOGHRUE, 638 : 1 310 TAILOR—Commission. : Bolling Field Army Alr Statlon. 10 TAILOE. sood. wanted - Johnaton, TAILOR, good. wantof Apply . Jobnsion, WOOD LATHERS, 15th_s.e. YOUNG BOY, 15 or 16:years old, to work in 926 P experienced. Apply 013 YOUNG _MAN fto work in drug store; refer- ences. 3300 Wisconsin: ave, YOUNG MAN Tlearn a3to accessory business small salary to start, ut rapid advancement for ome who shows integrity and aptitude lesma: ddress ‘Box 320-X, LADY, for_spare Time oniy. T Tepresst lead- ing New York life insurance company. Ad- dress_Box 170-E, Star office. MANGLE GIRLS. white, thoroughl, elfirfl rnred."hnndry dept,, timekeeper's o&e, 7 ilton Hot MARCELLER, expert; mnone others. STENOGRAPHERS (two), thoroughly experi- enced; permanent positions. 308 Woodward bidg. . o STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, _with _knowledge of bookkeeping, for general office work; state age, experience and qualifications. Addre Box 17-Z, Star office. 1575 TYPIST, young Iady, with some experience, State age and salary expected. Address Box 77-Z, Star office. 2¢ o " % YOUNG MAN, drive Férd delivery truck; must know city: state .- experience, sal pected. _Address Box 78-, Star office. one with experience 304-X. Btar office. ‘YOUNG MAN—White: for laundry route; must drive Dodge delivery ‘and good solicitor. Du- pont Laundry Co., 2435 Sherman_av YOUNG MEN, two, to work with manager, experience not necesdary: salary and commis- sion to start. Applz Mr. Dustock, 208 Bond bet 'n 9 ard 1 SAL:ESMAN Unusual opportunity for man of character and energy in our sales organization. Old- blished and largest accident and health in- he city. Leads, training s b pecwene 12 og 1 MAN of good address and ap- pearance for office and outside work in large retail store. Must be well reccmmended. Address for interview, giving references, age and saldry expected, Box 47- Z, Star office. SALESMEN—Must be rienced in selling furniture and floor coverings; first-class refer- ences requifed. House & Herr- mann, 7th and Eye sts. n.w. CHAUFFEURS—We are forced to add many new cars to our present l:r%e fleets due to increase ih business. Our drivers make big money; we need 30 drivers at once; Wash- W’s largest taxi. Black & ite Taxf, 1214 New' Hamp- shire ave. : WAITRESS, experienced, white. Tadrant, 613 90 at. B WOMAN (white), to work in_confectiomery, who_can bake. Call 537 8th_st. n.e. Venice Res- ftting. _Linc. 4011-J. HATS REMODELED and made to erder. Lincoln 6823-R. . FURNITURE—Would 1ike to hear from party haviog some used furmiture: must be reason- able for cash. Call Franklin 8902 4 FURNITURE fo_completely furnish & 7-room home. _Adams_000. s1* FURNITURE and miscellaneous articies bought and sold. Best prices paid. Prompt attention. The Amer. Housebold Co., 718 Franklin 8403, ot n.w. 3= HOME_after school hours. Miss Florence Shew, 17 years of age. 613 M st. n.w. _381° LADY of refinement and culture, experlenced i European travel, desires position s com- Danion. - Address Box S8-7. Star office. = 2e MAID of waitress, Nigh school gifl, colored 147 8 st. n.w. FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: best prices paid. Capital Furniture Co., 490 La. ave. n.w. Phone Franklin 10267, 38 FURNITURE—If you want to obtain best re- sults for sour furniture and other miscel- i lancous, call M_ Shapiro, 600 Louisiana ave. pewe Frankitn 8785 FURNITURE—N, Kinstein, 820 8th st. n.w. OUSEKEEPER—Wanted poal- MANAGING - ly of fl:fl- tion in a gentleman’s home by a ity. Address Box 70-X, Star office. MANUSCRIPTS neatly typed. Columbia 442, Apt. 817, All kinds of furniture wanted. Phone Frank. iin 6080. | PAINT! MATTRESS MAGKING AND RENOVATING— Bpecial for fall cleaning—Mattresses, box springs, iron frame springs, cushions il- special prices. Special this renovated, $2.50. Columbia Bedding Co.. 618 E et. n.w. ' Phone Main 5528. MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS renovated at most rensonable prices. Let us call, give esti- mate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction a sured. Eagle Bedding Co., 1123 7th s Main 7992, NG__AND PAPERHANGING—Rooms up. including cutout border. pupered. 38,50 ranklin_2683. TAMMARO. 2 "705 6th st PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING—SPE New fall designs. Give us a trial. 3413 Ga. ave. Phone Col. 6244. | THOMPSON! PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING BY A reliableAmerican. Phone North 6707. _ Mi BILL, 25 Quincy place n.w. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING—LET ME estl. on your fall work: guaranteed workman- ship; rea. ghan, 906 10th n.e. Linc. 3616, PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING—Special low prices. New fall designs. Give us a trial. rH 3413 Gu. ave. Phone Col. 8244, PAINT! time approaches We will be giad to estimate on your interior and exterior paiot- 1“ When you think of Mlnlln&lhhl of PAPERHANGING ~ done neatly prices; workmanship guaranteed. IC) BINS, 21 Todd pl. n.e. Phone Potomac 1683-J. APERHANGI) no delay: good workmauship. Enterprise Deco: PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING — MOD- erate prices 1428 Sth st. n.w. C. C. BI- LENCE. Phone North 2885.J. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—H. B PHILLIPS, 227 2nd s.e. Linc. 3363. Quick, efficient service: guar. work: ceasonable prices, PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. FIRST-CLASS worki reasonable’ prices: can furnish refs Just_send card to L.TAYLOR, 217 H st. n. PAPERHANGING—Rooms, 37,50 and_up; in- terlor und exterior painting at lowest price Metropolitan Dee. Co., 427 G n.w. Ph. Fr. 800, PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING Foome PPNl Aot Lunhora ssatoEe 254 10th PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING — Phonographs fepaired by expert; parts for all makes ma- chines. Franklin 5975. 809 8th st. n.w. TTURE, pianow, carpets, etc 1282 for wagon ot have me call. 920 Pa. ave. n.w. Phone M, ‘eachler," 3 With _experience; clty. Phone Col._3999-J. 1410 Shepherd n.w. NURSE, practical, wishes position; very gen- tle; prefer day work; references. 70 Q st. nw. OFFICB WORK, knowledge of typewriting. Call Col. 2815. RRE, practical, 'WOMAN, white. as clerk for bakery and deli- catessen stand in market; state salary expect- ed: short hours. Address Box 104-Z, B:Ar office. WOMEN—Flive; respectable out-of-door work; big money if you can qualify; now is the best time. Selling high-grade jewelry on casy pay- ments. _Address Box 288-T, Star office. FOUNG LADY, not over 25 years. ant in office; one not employed prefe: Ad- dress, in own handwriting, Box 312-X, Star ~eis el S U e °~\;\'/ORKROOM MANAGER. One of the city's highest class women' stores requires the services of a thoroughly experlenced woman fo take complete charge of its alteration workrooms. 'he woma ,:e enj &e :l‘::: bave had up'dan'c: hln‘(:"br; con , “wraps, , ete., ::!. i afrect i 5',,‘]"? &I otheis employed in is department. ope Wi these - &‘ 1 L b.h 'I:..‘ ver lfl:»om‘ 1 n 1s permanent every for sévuncement Asiries Bex 8.5, Siac T YOUNG WOMEN__ TELEPHONE OPERATING OFFERS PERMANENT WORK. GOOD SALARY. FREQUENT INCREASES. ol )RTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT. WE_ARE CONFIDENT THAT YOU WILL FIND INTEREST IN AN INTERVIEW WITH OUR APPLICATION SUPERVISOR. ROOM 1, 722 1260 STREET N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC LEPH( COMPANY. GIRLS A limited number of positions are now open for girls between the ages of 16 and 17, with at least one year’s high school training. pply Employment Office, 8th floor, G st. side, WOODWARD & LOTHROP PRACTIOAL NURSE will care for invalid or elderly person. Col. 9531-W. 20 TENOGRAPHER, Congressional; patent ex- Derience: expert;” half day: $12 week. Ad- dress Box 46-7, Star office. 2¢ STENOGRAPHER, 5§ years’ experience; ref- erences. _Lincoln 2670. 1o STENOGRAPHER and typist, competent, sires immediate employment; references Newton st. n.w. de- 1330 FURNITURE and household goods wanted: a0 will feel satisted with prices 1 pay. 8. ‘eisenberg, 416 10th st. n.w. Main 5991, GOLD, siiver, watches, dlamonds and oid Jewelry needed in our mfg. dept. Full cash Yalue paid. Selinger’s, 820 F st. JEWELRY, diamonds gold, ellver, platinum and artificial teeth. D. Alpher, 907 Q st. n.w. Main 2875. OLD GOLD—Bri your ola_gola. siver, piatinum. Giamonds; ko disc rded Jawelry’ ‘e need ‘them in our manufacturing dept. Will pay highest prices. 985 F t. A. Kahn, Inc. PIANO TUNING — Planos and piayers re- paired, refinished and rebuilt by skilled work- men. Piano tun] Bchaefer, Sanderson Plano Co., 644 H n.e. Lincoln 1067, PLUMBIN TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING promptly attended to. When there is plumb- i there is CAROW & FRY. Main 1261, 1011 H n.w. PLUMBING AND HEATING—John R. Guerin, ‘plants. i‘nnn‘fl lglllb‘l for 25 r:n: et ELUMBI G _AND TINNING, JOBBING 18 ur specialty. Quick service in emergency cases. When you think of plumbing think of CAROW & FRY, 1011 H st. n.w. atn_1261. PIANOS and victrolas, oid gola. siiver, di monds and jewelry. A. F, Arnold, 1328'G n.w. Main 8178. t. SLIP COVERS FOR ALL CARS: SAVE UP- holstery: savé money. Phone F. 3280. WASH- INGTON AUTO TOP CO.. 1221 N. ¥. ave, PLATER-FTANO or good upright piano. Tall klin 6144, 1 STENOGRAPHER, 8 yrs. legal and patent ex- perience; executive and secretarial ability: legal training: alert, capable, reliable; accus- tomed to handling ‘responsibie business mat- ters; references. Main 4625, Col. 4802 1% STENOGRAPHIC WORK. accurate and reason- able. _Phone Franklin 6229, e STENOGRAPHER, thorough! sires_position. North 5306, Brancn 816, - o1% experienced, de. RADIO SET, complete for wide radius; cash describe fully. Address Box lo-z.a?:ll’ TYPEWRITBR, second-hand; state make, con- dition and price. Address Box 15-Z, 'gllr office. PERSONAL. TYPING, work, book manuscript specialty. Address Box 889-X, Star office. * TYPIST, experienced, will copy manuscripts at home. Address Box G4E, Star office. 1° 'WRAPS made by expert; very reasonable, Pot. 1967, 4 YOUNG LADY, 10 years' experience as office manager and general bookkeeper, desires posi- tion with opportunity for advancement; best of Teferences. North 3077 2* SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. FANTTOR, with quarters; colored co place. 1584 15th st. Phone North 8288, JANITO! man and wife, reliable, for living quarters and small pay. 1132 23rd n.w. 1* MARRIED COUPLE want 2 rooms, exchange housework. furnace. Phond N. 10808 after 4 pm. 168 Columbia st. O. Johnson. EXOESSIVE_WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED. WONDERFUL FRENCH METHOD USED. Dr. Della_Ledendecker, D. C., 1787 P et. n.w. Fr. 8849. Women only. B 3 TAYED, & e “mio e sarsiyed and requires care. mother who ral and req 3 Rddress Box 838K, Star office. WOMAN, BEFINED, WOULD BIT AFTER- noons with invalid;” moderate tompensation. Address Box 100-Z, Star office. IF ESTHER COOK WILL COMMUNICATD with the advertiser she will learn of some- thiag to her dvantage which her former teacher, Miss Brown of Roanoke, has kindly written' about her. Address Box 335-X, Star 1 WE_ ARE NOW PAYING $2 TO $10 FOR men's and ladies’ used suits. Our prices for old clothi; are the biggest. Wash. Clothing Exchange, 638 D st. n.w. Phone Main 3378. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. GHAMBERMAID and_waitress, neat colored girl_wants place. 1458 Q st. n.w. E] 1D by ‘walt- ress, dishwasher and n.w. CHAMBERMAID OR NURSE by 2 colored girls, at once. 1300 Que st. n.w. . CHAMBERMAID by rellable colored girl. 1420 1st st. n.w. i colored woman, nurse. 1101 19th st. PHYSIOTHERAPY _AND _BLECTROTHER- apy sclentifically For appointment, phone Potomac 1447. = LAEA H. CUNNING] EXPERT FUR- G rciing ana repuicing. 100 K st . Phone Frask. 180. ED HAIR; SPECIALIST IN treating all conditions of the bair and scalp; excessive dandruff and olly scalp treated: can add few more patrons to regular list. Phone North 2314, a1 STEAM AND HOT-WATER HEATING. W. H. Sudduth, 30123 R st., West 2915; 25 years’ experience high and low pres. steam work; open_shop. _Estimates given. SUITS—NEW FULL DRESS AND TUXEDO suits to hire. M. STEIN & CO., Tailors, 804-8 F_st. Frank. 7722, novl® TINNING, heats furnaces, ranges, latrobes repaired ]ohhil“l spec.; low rates. Line flgl__ . _Nat. Sheet Metal Co., 1255 K s.e. g s o e T . 8th and F sts. Fr. s e e STEH o) ’w'gt' 1015 9th st._m.w. . TRUNE_REPAIRING. Mints tepairs trunks, ther bags, ladies’ hand! Call of F" \mg 938 F ot Ma " pel YPEWRITERS REPAIRED., THB REBUILT Typewriter Co., Inc., mell, re 20d "and" exchanged. Bpecial otte of rebott e P Gpewriters. - M. 2019, Columbis Typewriter Co., 605 6th_st. n.w. OPHOLSTERING _AND i1 pairing. Small_shop: amall pr Write for samples. ERNEST HOLORER, 633 F st. n.w ‘WATCH REPATRING—The right kisd, Mod- J Tepairing. K. Rich- AND JEWELRY REPAL Guality frst and last and at hoasst prics. 8. ._COOPER, Jeweler, 506% 11th st. Marshall Business Brokers. Bakery—Uptown. coxt $3.500 to_equip; reat s75; owner TexvTuz ' oo : Tenf, $100 old_established pla 3 Cafeteria—In the Iy ; rent, §¢ .25 - and Ere s usive patropage: pric t shiop—Near Sth an} urpassed: opportunity fur farge holiday trade; yrice, $2.500, Milliners and dresses £ Conn. ave large stock of new goods: sickness cause of selling: price, $4 500, Ladies’ wear— Near 17th and Pa. ave.; rent, $185; popular store; must be sold this week asiing $1,500. Bakers "and sive_equipment; rent, quick sale. Rooming ho Millinery and F sts.; location delicatessen—Tptown; $100; ir 14th and K sts. e 2% £2.000. Near 16ih and P_sts. Price, expen will sacrifice for 3218 s, Tooming house- Ncar Oth and L sts.: 10 well furnished rooms. Price, Rent, $70. Cleaning, pres equipped shop: ren Hotel and resta about 28 rooms: first floor; pri Rooming nose ful home. 13th and Park rd.; 12 ia furniture; rent, $75 pairing, g nt, $100; price, $1, Secure this gas station tod See us to buy or acll & b little or no competition. Marshall Business Brokers, 920 New York Ave. CARLEY & EDWARDS, Inc. It your price and terms are right we can sell your busines: $750—Lunch and nearbeer. $1,600—Launch, delicatessen, school supplies. $500—Lunchroom, $800 & month profit. 22250 Clgars, soda fountain: good business. $3,500—Grocery and meas good fixtures; good ,000—Fine rooming _and boarding house. 0 weive roome: 24 studeats pasing $10 a month. $1,200—Rooming house, 12 rooms, low rent. $750—Rooming house; ulce place. $900—Rooming house, 10th st. n.w.; $40 mo. <we nive hundreds of business places of all Kinds for sale. CARLEY & EDWARDS, Inc, Real Estate and Business Brokers. 817 E St. N.W. Fr. 6133, CONFECTIONERY and soit drink stand in well known mar- ket. Call Franklin 2657. DYBING AND OLBANING—Long established: business located near 1ith and Park rosd doing & large business: owner in bad health Wil sell at a bargain for cash. For b ticulars see WM. T. BALLARD, 1217 Eye S8t. NW. ROOMING HOUSE. I!:II nlnlzr!or rovernment departments rooms, :nd occupled. Rent, $75. Price, $700. ‘Oafeteria, near Bureau of Engraving; exce! ronage. Sacrifice price. SPECIAL BARC( $200—Rooming house, § rooms ood Tocation: . and electricity. $560—Rooming honse, § rooms: rent, $i5: located on 16th &t. n.w.; g bargain. $1,500—Rooming house, 18 rooms: rent, $133; beautifully furnished; well located. ‘onfect. and 6 rooms; cheap rent. fec and 3 rooms: rent, $40. $1,000—Garage and repair _shop, 4 pacity; modern byl R. M. CURTIS. MAIN 8042, MAIN 8043. 216 Machinists' bl4g., 5th and Mass. ave. n.w. sl and other fhrnished Unexcelled Opportunity for Auto Accessories and Gas Flling Station—Downtown, Northwest On city's most Important business street, a auto repair business S owePhce fRn tavedtory: cxestient won for selling. Act promptly. 0 SMALLWOOD CO0., INC. m YOUR BARGAIN. Bowling Alleys—pool room—Well established and fhriving business. fully equipped: located on a promident avente. Dusiess, equipment 2nd" the modern building with kacage and apartment to be macrificed for $10.000. Terms. D5, Likens, 1344 G st. n.w_ Main 505T. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. UB_ mabogany bureau, mahogamy sec- Aot doooncose. ¥ Adaress: Box 61-Z, Star of- fice, 1% ARMY OVEROOAT, good condition; cheap. 1828 Mass. ave. n.w. a1 BABY GARRIAGE, Haywood White, reversi- ble. 28 Denwood ave., Takoma Pai