Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1924, Page 35

| 'flle Magnificent Adventure A Stirring Story of the Northwest. BY EMERSON HOUGH. (Copyright, 1023, by (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) The families of foreign ministers, arriving at the seat of government receive the first visit from those of tho national ministers, as from all other residents. Members of the| logislature and of the judiciary, in- dependent of their officex, have a right as .strangers to receive the first visit. No title being admitted here, those of foreigners give no precédence. Difference of _grade- among the diplomatic members gives no precedence. ‘At public ceremonies the govern- ment invites the presence of forelgn ministers and their families. A con- venient seat or station will be pro- vided for them, with any othar strangers invited, and the families of the national ministers, each tak- ing place as they arrive, und with- out any precedence “To maintain the principle of equal- ity, or of pell-mell, and prevent the 2rowth of precedence out of courtesy. the members of, the executive will practice at thelr own houses, recommend an adherence to the| ancient usages of the country of Zentlemen in mass giving precedence To the ladies in mass, in passing from one apartment where they are as- sembled into another.” And so on, through reams and reams of a strange man’s life records. Why should we care to note hi curious concern over details? The answer to that question is this— obviously, Thomas Jefferson’s esti- mate of 4 man must also in all like- nd | D. Applsten & Co.) ale of Louixiana to us by Napoleon | —that our Constitution prevents our taking over a foreign territory al- ready populated to make into new states of our own—-" "Good, my learned counsel—say Forgive my weak wit—I only try to say this as I heard it, well and plainly. “As well as any man, my dear! Go on." ‘Therefore, even if Capt. Lewis does-go forward, he can only fail at the last. This is what is said by the federalists, by your enemies: “And perhaps by certain of my own party not federalists—by Col. Aarvon Burr, for instance!” Thomas Jeffer on smiled grimly. She spoke firmly and with cannot pause to inquire what my enemies suy, my dear laly. But in what way coull this affect our friend, Capt. Lewis? He is under orders, on my errand. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON MUTT AND JEFF—Muit’s Idea Was a I WANT ™ m THe PISTOL TEAM THATS TO REPRETEAT THIS CouNTRY (N OLYMPIC GAMES,) WITH YouR AIdD AnD THIS TRick ClEAR X CAN Do IT) WRATS THe 1DeA OF MAKING A HolE IV THAT CIGAR, MyTTZ LOST & FOUND. SEE PAGE 7. Peach at That. o NOW, ALL You GETTA Do IS ALK UP AND Down Tte BEACH SMOKING THAT CIGARY Do AS T SAY AND T'LL SLHP You ‘D._C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1924. ReAL § NG THROUGH His ct AS A MEMBER OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES COMMITTES T WANT You TO SE€ Some EASMOKINGY I'LL PUT A HOLE RIGHT NOW WGE'LL WALIC OUER AND | T'LL SHOW YOU THE Hove! (Copyright, HELP AND SI 1923, by H. O. Fisber. Trade Mark Reg. U.S. Pat. 0Z.) SEE THAT MAN GAR: - ---- THERE: SITUATIONS—MALE. Continued. TUATIONS. MUTT, THAT CIGAR WITH A Hols IN T _THAT WOULDN'T DRAW So T ‘LT A Goob oNe INSTEAD! v GAUE MC WANTED—MISCELLANEOQUS. Continu “1 saw him this very rmorning: I took my reputation in my hands T followed him—I urged him. I im- plored him to ‘stop!" Yes? And did he Not for an instant. Ah, I see you smile! 1 might have known he would not. He said that nothing but word from you could induce him to hesitate for & moment.’ My dear young “apt. Lewis that n~ report from any source would cause me for an in- stant to doubt his loyalty to me, It unyvthing could shake him in his lady, 1 said to 1ihood have been curiously exact. H. did not make public to the world his judgment of Col. Aaron Burr, at that time Vice President of the Tnited States: but in his diary, writ-; ten in frankness by himself for him-: ~elf he put down the following: T have never seen Col. Burr till 1o became a member of the Senate., His conduct very soon inspired me iwith distrust. 1 habitually cautioned Mr. Madison against trusting 100 much. 1 saw that under Gen. W.! and Mr. Adams, where a greut military appointment or a diplomatic one_was to be made, he came post to Philadelphia to show himself. and in fact he was always in the market if they wanted him. He was indeed told by Dayton in 1800 that he might bo Secretary at War, but this bid was too late. His election us Viee YPresident was then foreseen. With these impre:sions of Col. Burr, there; never has been any intimacy between | us and but little association. A certain plan of this same Col. Burrs now went forward in such fashion as involved the loyally of Meriwether Lewis, the man to whom, of all others of his acquaintanc Thomas Jefferson gave first place in trust and confidence and friendship the voung man who but now was making his unostentatious departure on the great adventure that they two had planned. His garb ill cared-for. his hair un- kempt, his face w trifle haggard. working on into the day whose down ho had seen arise, the tall, zaunt old man set aside fir:t one minor matter, then another. Jeaving them all exaotly finished. down, for later forwarding. the item ‘of his own knowledge regard- ing the new country into which he had sent his young faieni. “T have received wrd from Paris that Mr. Broughton. one of the com- panions of Capt. Vancouver, went up the Columbia river 100 miles in_De mber, 1792. He stopped at a point | named Vaneouver. _Here.the river | olumbia is <till a quarter df a mile wide. From this point Mdunt Hood is seen about twenty leagues distant, which is probabl dependeney of the Stony mountains. — Accept ' my affectionate salutations.” lewis eived from his chief. the latter finiched it ‘which meant so much to him. He did not at Arst note the interrup- tion of his reverie. Long ago he had made public 'his anneuncement ! that the time of Thomas Jefferson | belonged to the public, and that he | might be seen at any man. He hesitated now ment, therefore, when old his faithful bla threw open Henry the door and stated simply that_there] was “a lady wantin’ to see Mistah Jeftahson.” “Wko is she. Henry?' inquired the President of the United States mildly. “I am somewhat busy today.” “Tain’t no diffreAce. she say— she sho'ly want see Mistah Jeffahson. The tired old man smiled and shrugged his shoulders., A moment later tho persistent ‘caller was ushered into the office of the na-| tion's Chief Executive. He rose courteously to meet her. it was Theodosia Alston. whom he | lad known from her childhood. Mr. | Jefferson greeted her with his hand | butstretched, and, her arm still in| his, led her to a seat. My dear” said he. “vou will par- slon our confusion here, I am sure. There are many matter: 2 i T know it is an intrusion, Mr.j Jefferson,” began Theodosia Alston again, her face flushing swiftly, “But You are o good, so kind. so great in your patience that we all take| sdvaniage of you. And yet you are| 0 tired,” she added impulsively, as | 0 caught sight of his haggard face. | 1 was not So fortunate as to find time for sleep last night.” He emiled again with humorous, half twisted mouth. ‘Nor was 1. “Tut, tut! sort of thing w ut her in silenc i dear, that| not de.” He looked tor some time. “Per- | haps, my vear.” faid he at last, “vou | come regarding Capt. L How did vou know alaimed, startied. “Why' should T pushed his chair might lay a hand upon arm, | “Listen, Theo, my child. 1 am_an old man, and I am your friend, and his also. T had need to be very! blind had I not known long ago what 1 did know. T am, perhaps, the only confidant of Capts Lewis, and I re- pose in him confidences that I would venture to no other man; but he is not the sort to speak of such mat- ters. It is only by virtue of excep- tional circumstances, my dear, that 1 know the story of you two. She was looking straight into his face, her eyes mournful. “I was glad to send him away, sorely as I miss him. But then, you sald. you come to me about him?" , “Yes, after he is gone—knowing all that you say—because I trust your reat kindness and your chivalry T tame to ask you to call him back! Oh, Mr. Jefferson, were it any other man in the world but yourself 1 had not dared come here; but you know my story and his. It is your right to believe that he and I were —that is fo say, we might have been—ah, sir, how can T speak?” “You_need not speak, my dear, I w. T shall be faithful to my.husband, Mr. Jefferson.” The old man nodded. “Capt. Lewis knows that also. He svould be the last to wish it other- wise. But, since it was his mis- fortune to set his regard upon one so fair as yourself, and ‘since fate Zoes so hard for a strong man like htm, then 1 must admit it needed strong medicine for his case. I sent him away, ves. Would you ask him back—for any cause? In turn she laid a small hand upon the President's arm. “Only for himself—for that reason alone, Mr. - Jefferson, and not to change vour plans—for himself, be-. muse you love him. Oh, sir, ‘even the greatest courts sometimes arrest their judymerit If there is new evi- dence 1o be introduced. At the last raoment julstice gives a condemned nwfi more chance.” o t s it, Theodosia? he said «ul - %1 do not grasp all this.’ . fen zay that this govern- SeTM; ROl take advantags of no. my she ex-| not know? s0 close He he him | | i At last he wrote |p last | or i 1 This was the lust word Meriwether | As he sat looking | out of the window toward that west, imy dear lady. alty, it wonld be his regard for you yourself but since I trust his honor and your own, I do not fear that such a conflict can ever occur! She did not reply. After a time the President went on gently: “My dear, would You wish him to come back—would you condemn him further to the tortures of the damned? And would you halt him while he is trying to do his duty as a man and a soldier? What benefit to you?" She drew up proudly. What benefit, indeed, to me? Do {you think I would ack this for my {kelf? No, it was for him—it was for his welfare only that 1 dared t come 1o you. And You will not hear new evidence?” But now she was speaking to Thomas Jefferson, the Dresident of the United States, man of affairs s well, man of firm will and clear- decision. *Mada office w 1 his said he, coldly, “in this do a thing but once. Had ondemned yonder young' man to death—and perhaps 1 have—I iwould not now reconsider that dec on. 1 woull not speak nis’ over it did 1 both—; both: but written.” s siant hand fell Iwith firmness. on the d IThe inexorableness of 50 long a not know and and grieve oyer what is written lightly, but Kk at his side. a great will fwas present in the room as an actual, Tears swam in her eves n “There are other plans tdays. Mr. Jefferson.’ { STy, tut! Are you my enemy, {too? "On. ves, T know there are enemies enough in wait for me and my adniinistration on every side, Yes, {1 know a plan—I know of many such. But one thing also T do know. madam, and it is this—not all the enemies on this earth can alter me one iota in this umlertaking on which 1 have sent Cant Lewis. As against that magnificent agventurc there Is nothing can be offered as an offset, nothing that can halt it for an in- ant. No reward to him or me— nay. no reward to any other human being—shall stop his advancement in that purpose which he shares with . If he fails, 1T fail with him— and all my life as well She rose now, calm before the im- parious quality ‘of his nature, so un- like his former gentleness, You refuse, then, Mr. Jefferson? You will not reopen this case? “I refuse nothing to you gladly, But you have seen him—you have tested him. Did he iturn back? Shall I his friend and his chief, halt him at such a time? Now that: were the worst Kindness to him in the world. vinoed that you and T both plan only { kindness for him <uddenly he saw the tears in her . At once he was back again, courteous gentleman. een, The Let me kiss you, us your ey th “Do not said he. { father or vour grandfather would— one who holds you tenderly in his heart. Forgive me that I pass sen- tence on you both, but you ‘must part—you must not ask him back There now, my dear, do not weep; vou will make me weep. Let me 5 you for him—tand let us all go on about our duties in the world. My dear. good-by! You must go. CHAPTER X. The Threshold of the West. Meriwether Lewis, having put be- hind him one set of duties, now ad- dressed himself to another, and did o with care and thoroughness. A few of his men, a part of his outfitting, he found already assembled at Harpers Ferry, up the Potomac. Before sunset of the first day the little band knew they had a leader. There was not a knife or a toma- hawl;of the entire equipment which he himself did not examine—not a rifle which he himself did not person- ally test. He went over the boxes and !bales which had been gathered here, and saw to their arrangement in the transport wagons. He did all this without bluster or officiousness, but with the quiet care and thoroughness of the natural leader of men. In two days they were on their way across the Alleghenies. A few days more of steady travel sufficed to bring them to Pittsburgh, the head of navi- gatlon on the Ohio river, and at that time the American capital in the up- per valley of the west. At Pittsburgh Capt. Lewis was to build his boats, toecomplete the details of his equip- ment, to take on additional men for his party—now to be officially styled the Volunteers for the Discovery of the West. He lost no time in urging forward the necessary work. The young adventurer found this in- land town half maritime in its look. Its shores were lined with commerce suited to a seaport. Schooners of con- siderablé tonnage lay at the wharfs, others were building in the busy ship. yards. The destination of these craft obviously was down the Mississippi to the sea. Here were vessels bound for the- West Indies, bound for Phila- delphia, for New York, for Boston— carrying the products of this di and little known interior, = O ooant As he looked at this commerce of the great west, pondered jts limita: tions, saw its trend with the down- Islant of the perpetual roadway to the sea, there came to the young officer” mind with greater force certaln Argus ments that had been advanced to him, He saw that here was the heart of America. realized how- natural was the insistence of all, these hardy western men upon the free use of the Mississippi and its tributaries. He easily could agree with Aaron. Burr that, had the fleet of Napoleon ever sailed from Haiti—had Napoleon ever done otherwise than to cede Louisi- ana to us—then these boats from the Ohio and the Mississippi would at this very moment, perhaps, be carry- ing armed men down.to. take New orl:lnn-. as so often they had threat- ened. afoot these And T am con- | doria. my child” | Use COPIE! on_appliing for employment. . nt e bigh-grade | ADVERTISING experienced 'salexman; bullder. self- congressional action indicates eariy ceptance of Ford offer. Apply Mr. 0O'Con- neil, 304 Rond bld; i3 Address e tutoring first dresy Hox 78-F, Gtil commissions extublish drawing : ‘ability to write magnetic copy an tage, bat not 8 necessits. aw house glyen SECURITY SALESMEN—Local financiai inst fuddon with dividend record wanty (vo pro j ducers, with recordu that will stand investiga creative and art co-operation: high order of { 4™ Ve feads that are lends: fullest co-op- salesmanship absolutely exsential: dnn:“!' :l:v“)' e tian smm it ‘only: If You have not sold can earn 350 weekl & in Sunscy | securities, but have u sales record any othe o unsey | jine Jou are cligivle. Telephone Main 2515 RAKER, white, experienced. Apply fo chief laker, U. 8. Soldiers’ Home. BICYCLE REPAIRMAN, experionced. mark, 601 G st D.W. Thorough Reply, state age. ‘Address Box 5 SALES FORCE now being organized {o sell and demonstrate a_national known article. d have good references. Thone 13, after 7 p.m.. for interyiew Sea- See Mr. Thompaon, 230 Munsey xperienced: preferably sold system and equipment, scales, ding machines, typewriters, etc. ' Salary and commission basis. Guaranteed territory. Answer by letter, giving full particulars. Hond and highest references required. Kte- plies treated confidentially. ~Addrens Remiog- exs and setting familiar with hand oIt Bros. & Co ork spare hours. Ecmwe o ot = ] L school) to work In drug wiore ree evenngs s week aml evers other Sun. Apply 3620 Conmecticut ave. after 4 & iy o o for onc of the best, located deval- opments in Washington. Cars furnished and gyers, co-operation given the right men. Zoom 2 n Tive wire for live, high-grade ienced man preferred. Apoly or Blaudon Tiroom Works, al can_drive ¥ord truck an round grocers store. & = 188 Is to run errands. tunity to learn trade. Appl: Lincola building. yor | broom, write. R 10th fuor, SALES POSITION. | Energetic. agzressive. educatedd man wio is 5 p. | willing to work to huild an income for him it cun secure outxide xales powition with larze organization now engaged in high-class for_interview. . white, to work from 6: until 2 am.i good pisce; must be set 1138 17th st now . COMPOSITOR, iith abor B years' experien: i be_competent and s ‘ T4 STANT in_cthical office; tion permanent, with opportunity of ‘taking . ALESME s 3040, i < | Lstablished and well organ- b s oo Lized real estate firm doing a bigi —erperieneed oa | PUSINEss desires the services of Gaonw. _ |two experienced real estate; » new, madern form of isalesmen. \We have big listings| = nm,"f“‘l good property to sell. This| paid and real ties_for | firm furnishes its salesmen with; Jour prospects. . Address Box 3360541, ndance of good prospects This is a real opportunity for a_ man with experience. Replies, AXddress Box bus.zes Sta understand furnace! reference. 400 New der- nw. " mi% i held confidential. re specinl el Stats 1 3 D, Star office. ¥ you can call. Address Hox 23 MAN wanied to work on {arm. home on improved highwa: milk and usual privi . _one_doing toarcel fhice 1011 H st o.w. | MAN = of the largeat life insurance companies: best fontract: present Aversge over $3.000 8 year: *. %5 Tiox 34T Star i MEN—American Automobile : | sires éne or two men of gentlemanly appesr- | ance and manner to follow up leads in its} | men i Wirong _cooperation as bad some ssicg. State Address Box jewelry on easy paymerts who Pxpericace at house-to-house ca: IAL xperience you lave bad. “learn Teal atats bual- | s on salesmanship 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Thuredays: emplovment whole or part time. William . Mattewa. 6104611} e | makes posilie the earn‘ng of a good income: Whole or part time. Apply 1108 16th st. n.w. MEN (tive) € had some expericuce Douse.inlouse canvaming, Our men make from $20 to $35 & week. Now is the best tima | to start. Permanent fosition if you qualify | selling jewelry eary payments. Address Yox Sso-T. Star office. { OFFICE 1 -Apply = DIO MAN. thoroughly capable of selling STENOGRA nd typi earn tul- | tion in many evening courses Research | University, 20 Jackson pl. Main 0. 10% {MARKERS, experienced. Pal- ace Laundry, 729 9th st. i TYPIST. afternoon xperienced, for Ive cream parlor Apply James, 514 9th WAITRESS, and _luncheonette. WOMEN—Five; respeciable outf-do- biz money If you can quality. Now is time. Selling high-grade jewelry on_eany pe. Address_Box zg!x Btar otee.” O G LADY with £ood personalty as licitor, exceptional noition: remuneration large. Appls’ after 9:30 am. Swies Hand n.w. reliable, fo care for boy aged four apartment during day. Apply lBller . pREL = —Former teacher or Tady wilh equl- valent educat.on th pleasing personality to fill position of trust: some interviewing the trat"Sx months. Address Box a “general office must be ¥ TADY, settled. work ‘n_furniture strai topiet: williog business training permanent kecretal 30-D,_ Kt MILLID We are in need of several cap-: able and experienced sale: women for our millinery dept.| n excellent opportunity forj those who gualify. Apply sales! manager. third floor. DLDENBERG ( YOUNG WoM | PERMANENT. PLEASANT, DESIRABLE OCCUPATION GOOD SALARY REGULAR AND PREQUENT INCREASES RAPID ‘ADVANCEMENT CHESAVEAKE OTOMAC TELEFHONE COMPANY. ERY "TRINNER, Esxcellent ALL-YEAR POSITION ¥or ane experienced with tlie Lest trade. HELP—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMATD, waitress, white, experi- enced and with best references. Phoue P tomac 1 —} 5: must | { Qie st nw. AND _HOUSE g references. Columbia 181 Spnug place n.w. i 1 and installing: splendid position to right x 2 office ATy, ASNSXeE TOX i SHOEMAKER — First.class, —all-atonnd _man: EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES i i ] ! DRE—Go home mighty: POSITIONS—Pree registration. Exchavge: operated ington School for g0od salary. Write or tclegraph to United | RUSINESS Shoe Repairing Corp.. 115 Atimntic st. Nor-: Washiogton Employment folk, 2 i 1 for the publlc by the Was s 7y riex. 1410 T° i leads furnished. fuw. 9tolla “hote insue: | Sec LN 1 N ‘Thomas Circle ' CHAMBERMATD-WAITRESS —- Fite —colored Ask for Mr, Chamberlain. | wanted. _Fuller’s Fxchange. 1221 23th st. 8% 00! butiers. heln_of all kis «change, 807 V ont ave. RELIABLE domestie white | W colored help. s Bureau, 1807-Jith l L. Potomae 1538, | BIG LIST OF POSITIONS For trpists, B. X., stenographers, rk! mechanics, chauffeurs, étc. Open daily. National Personnel Bureau, I | ! 1 S 305 Bood Bldg., i4th and N. Y. Ave. M. 644 YOUNG MEN of_neat sppearance, fo ! . sell goodw on trains, $23 cash security and | == biue ‘suit required. 'Apply Unlon News Co., | INSTRUCTION COURSES oftice ‘No. 3, east basement, Union station. "} o1 i ! YOUNG MEN, 3, neat and intelligent, about | ANOTHER former student sdys: “In_your ‘hoo! 23 days, ced in & “Stenograph! 22 years of age: We have an opening for men | w Who Wish to get in the automobile business: i Logition, $25 week.'’ ' Positions for graduates. nquige 'BOYD SCHOOL. 1388 G. Main 2876, i SALFSMEN—_Part-time; _government clerks H preferred. Addross Tax 308.D. Star offic TATLOR o, alfer men's cothing. _ Avply once, Monroe Clothes Shop, 10th and F sts. .’ WAT ¥t mced, white. Call at 916 Roxa i o To_waxh _dishe Apply Sunlight Tnn, RY, Ask expecience not essential: only those who wish to make a success in_the automotive worl k. | o W | teading L ired: | oftice . WORK —Young m: experienced in men wings, knowledge of & typixt, u law student at George shington, = desjres position; must attend claxs from @ to 11 wm. or 5 to 6 pm. Ad- dress Fox Star office. = . colle clothivg count ng, ' | | | STENOGRAPHE] years old: fice and oderate salary to atart and i promotion. Address Box exvellent_business experi- ence in city, fonr years in real estate work wants opening in real estate, building or banking office; not less than 330 YOUNG ) and secretary department. three years law scl banking institution, d with_established lawyer or’ corporatio of references. Address Box 3:0-D, fee. CARPENTER Young man, 5 years old. desires steads em steady worker. of good Hox 34011, Ntar office. 13 | ires position | e =% ) cards, etc.. want- Inquire Mrs. Ne Address ik ! FURNITUR F RE— All kinds of fu 1in_6080. FURNITURE house furaishing . larkey Furol Kirsteln, 320 8to st jure wanied. Pbose Frank- I pay cash for mice used musieal inetruments. L pay cash for enough fur- Also four T irniture; prices Krupshaw. in 3 FUR It pays best prices for store fixtures and office furniture, ave. nw. Call Main 3412. “Refore selling_your hous Weisenberg and get best re- sults. North 5SS3-J. 1403 New Jerses ave. FURNITURE—If you have any furniture or other goods to sell. and you want to obtain best_results, send for Louis Notes, 421 10th Phone Franklin 2013, FURNT and 14 goods wanied. You will feel sa prices we pay. Rudden & Hlanken, 416 10th v. M. 59 NITURE—We bLuy lousenold fu and office fixtores. Money advanced on sl age. hs Furniture Co., corner Stb aod 1 « 05, | FURNITORE—IT you want (o obtaip best re- and other miscel- sults for wour € Louisisna ave. Ianeous, cai: p.w. Frau Planos. carpets, 1262 fur wagon or have wie call. 420 Pa._ave. D.w. |RECOMMENDED SERVICE. = ed. PIANG TN and plavers re paircd, refinished ‘and_rebuilt by skilied work- men. “Plasg tuning, 32 fer, Sanderson nonthly p 3. MILLARD o HALL, reg. ed pluinter, 838 D st. s.w. Fr. 5710-J. Pep18s S0 and up. 1 lowest prices. . Ph. Fr. 808 LC.\!B])G AND HEATING—John R. Guerin, E. Cup “st., Line. 3417_Steam and hot water leating, plumbing. boller and power plants. Founi_relishle ‘for_ 2§ years, ° PAF HANGING AND PAINTING—Room® ! papered, $6 and wp. A. T. GEORGE, 221 13t lephope. 2 8624. Main 8706 PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING — Phonographs 4 by exper 3 t: parts for all makes ma- g Frankila Gofs. el H ut_nw. BING AND TINNING, JOBBING our “speclaity. Quick service in’ emergency cases. When'you_think of plumbing think o CAROW & ¥RY. 1011 H st. n.w. Main 1201 P 4 ERCRAPT, ofilng, pipeless furpaces inatalled 3 degidat 6149, N, 101 2W. TRU EPAIRING. Mintz repairs tranks, leather bug. " ladies’ 3 andbags, e, Call 934 T at.- Matn 2083, . © Main ot - waches, needed in our mfg. dept. Full cashb Selliger's. S20 I sf Wiamonds, b Jewalrs Falue paid. i piatinum Alph DRESSES cat and fitted. Ll 1300 st and ladies i experi- 7059 Blair re s witling fo { instruction Address Bos 301D, or companion, Freach, Italisn GOVERNT German, | stitution. NIGHT WORK by « position Ty pewniting. i color Address B ace 1o murse by “wanty Address Box 13 winte, Ligl 5. il qrenings wishes position in doctor's office. NURNE w Address Box NURSERY retined Flori Tox. i Bty ' derly ady. | office. Nl . comp © different o otrast. | Addrers | evining Clericn e STENG anager. atent luw trainin; S experienc Cotimb erk, bokeeh f. Knowledgn Address Box 4 afe. 1131 edueated. desires position as corre. b Bt txpin, with ledge of shorthand: secretarial Address Box 18I WOMA spondent guod Ky perience. s position ot alroad 1o referonies Star_oftice_* e smpanion in a young girl or’ lady exchanced. IRL, experienced, for general housework Taist be x00d, DIain couk and lwundeess: bring 0’1707 Tamont st * SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. SITUATIONS—MALE. - ACCOUNTANT wants two sets of books t keep during the day; thoroughly efficient. drews Tiox 30" r_office. BARBER—First-class; Swede. this country, .desirvs a steady position. Call Franklin 4940 L9 BOOKRELPER X UK with fifteen_ve: experience; refervncey unescelled. Addre Box 46-E. Star_office. 0 it and typist and general office | Jork, cxperienced; will start on small wages. wort time need apply. John A. Wineberger Co.. Author- — [fed Chovrolet Dealer, 5700 Ga. ave. n.w. | AUTO DRIVING ~LESSONS PRIVATELY FOUNG SMAN—We wani a bright young map | &iven._Call Liue. 82, We do the rest. who can ¢all upon & particular trade and talk | FINGERPRINT _EXPERTS NEEDED {Droduct of our manufacture. Address Box | Waslinston and elsewhere: our compl | 71-E,_Star_office. prepres for luerative profession. YOUNG MAN for wtencgraphy and gemeral ptief Ientification. Sulte §.171 office work at Rossiyn, Va.. across {rom | FRENCH LESSONS TO CHILDR Georgetown: wery good opportanity. State | adults. _Address Box 59-E, Star office. 10 ze, Teferences and salary. Address Hox 3&-E.| How DO YOU USE YOUR SPARE TIME? office. Let us train you to earo $50 0 $100 a week MEAT CUTTER, first class. | St "l isiacion. day or e {Apply Knickerbocker Market, ';?\:» e, E’: f‘;'f.‘l;,;?:‘: :':,’,;':;{:’é&;.?_';fm?: 2440 18th st. n.w. 2 o Denttios it J= North 272, : i) ELEVATOR MAN and porter, | RADIOTHE EEACK AL o ‘ZE‘{E‘,",',E colored. We want men who are |month. = Wonderful oprortunities and great capable and active. Apply manager, Saks and Company, demand for young and iddle-aged men. $2.50 enrolls you. Night clakses, I.OODI.IB Penna. ave. and 7th st. SALESMAN. RADIO_COLLEGE, 405 8th. _Main 7839. " SPECIAL CLASS' BEGINNING TODAY Young man to capitalize’ now on big spring rusy foe Ford carv. Ouly experienced men for firt-grade clerk_examinations in March i5a_Aprl " Classen 5 dave and 5 i ea need apply. = Robey Motor Co., 1420 L st. n.w. HIGH CLASS. EXFERIENCED 1N | n 2080. (12 books opened | nd closed; accounts properly classitied: best references: now employed. Address Box S2.D, | SHar{oBk: o CASDY MAKED. .gooi. all-round, sieady._employment. ' 603 D st. n.w. RPENTER ! cuamnen CARE of bachielor apt. oredewoman. Zi17T K st. 0o AMBERMALD in liotel or chambermaid and caitress in boarding siel CHAMBERMATD and seamstress, Douglasm AND WAITE Adams 3768, by 20 reiiable_colored | 00 Columbia { girl. Phone . CHAR WORK or day work of any kind. T e by Teat colored | e L COOK, experiencel shes place. 402 st n.w. o At e work. 0 Featon st ne | Good worker: neat: | €l P‘iA Chauffeur. CHAUFFEUR or any kis Fix 1111 New Jerser & CHAUFFEUR-—Colored 2424 17th Apt. 2. Col. 84853 CHAUFFEUR, married, perience. e or commer- | cial._North 9361 between 10 and 12 a.m. 8%} CHACUFFEUR—Colored: pri afraid of work. North 7386. nw. < CHAUFFEUR waaly job, can do housework. 1501 7th st.. mom 48. 8* CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC, ~white; 10 ‘vears' experience: references: wishen po- sition, town or suburbs. Address Box 278.D, Star office. [ CHAUFFEUR, white, either private of trck; ears'_experience. 818 Upshur. 0s ‘man, wants Dot Call 63 P st 100 i | CNERAL HOUSEW ORK or maid 64 M in Lotel by 5. ave. n.w. RECOMMENDED SE DI A Tospital here 10 onr city s desir- of wequiring a set with loud xpeaker f D at fhe nures home: price m oy funds for this use are li wondparticulars. Address ox 67 wid_zold. monds uod 3 I, Armold, nov. Main xi _ PERSON. SOON 1Y AUTOMARILE Would st s scientificaliy Yor wue Potomac 14477 WEDINI FOR LUMBAGO. poor Blded circalation AL anpuintwes. HAT he week o ot ol shampoo. v: facial. $1.00. Tst miate ard I sed oid clotning are the bigges Exchange D st nw. CONFIDE INVESTIGATIONS. ESTABLISHED THIRTY-NINE YEARS. A ARROLUTELY E_AND HIGHL' EFFICIENT S YOU MAY CONKS TO ROM 9 L. | SUNDAYS, BRADFORD, Inc. :EMOVED TO SUITE 503 TRANSPORTATION BUILDING, NTE PHONE W o RVICE. The following Ensiness concery puaran- fce eatisfaction to Stor readers, Any com Taint Jound: mecessary fo. be made fo T “btar il receive prompt aticntion. P o " Recommended . Nervice Col PLASTERING, estimates given. € oF BRICKLAYTN work, garages ANING AND WASHING—Have | C d & Co. clean Tour carpets Tmproved steam carpet cl Tugs. Phone Main Maryland av CARP! modeling. prichs reasonabie CARPENTE i bing: estimates cheerfully given. Call Potomac 1312-W. K. 0. Drach, 19 Girard st. ne. 10% CHAIRS CANED, UPHOLSTERING. PORCH OCKERS SPLINTED. C. A. ARMSTRONG. v.w. Franklin “T483. CONTRALTING AND 3 ing: repairiog and ceuent work a epe- el urices reasonable. Eetimates given Teras 1f destred. handling large or small RANDALL CO., 302 MeGill bidg, Residential_phone. Lincoin 526R. GIRL, colored. to work mornings or a: nurse. 140 D st. se. RL. colored, for any Eind of work. 10th_st. ldfi‘ ELECTRICAL WIRING. any ® 260: estimates freely given: full line of LUKENS BABKLEY i—ELITE_ELECTRIC_CO. 'RIC WIRT Ll Main 0938, wites any six-room Louse, $45. 46 H st. n.w. HOUSEREEPER, experienced, with good ref- | erences, for employed people Food cook and Dractical nurse. - Address Box 41-E. Star offce. LAUSDRESS wishes work out. 63 O st. n.w. | Flat No. 1. LIGHT HOUSEWORK ganted by good, reliable colored woman, in_small family; will stay nights. 401 A st. ne. kt W traction for :s.lne':.:rfi‘“ oo, 15 ant Mash 1T, Motor Tl}\ck Salesman. Good proposifion to rij Tuition, tent office exam. April 9, 10 11, Salary,-$1,740. bt man. NTERVATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK AGEN Phone Fr. 1170. 462 Pe. Avi The Civil Service Preparatory School, S.e. corner 12th and F n.w. ~ Frankli —_ADTO REPAIRING. “Two-month. day. course or three-month eve- ning course for young men who desire to CHAUFFEURS. Our busy time is here;. big money is_being made by our | drivers. Only men who want to imake big money need ap%l{ CcY, W. |l l learn the anto mechanics trade. references required. See Y. C. A. AUTO SCHOOL, 1738 G 8t. N.W. My Ryan. v BLACK AND WHITE TAXI, 1214 New Hampshire Ave. (gale pl: n.w-_North 6316.J. -10°._ CHAUFFEUR, colored. wishes positi years' experience. North 7165. MAID or nurse, girl, Deat, wants place. 1517 Bth_st. n.w. TWOMEY ELEC. 1d_house wiring & en: easy terms it 3034, Col, ELECTRICAL WIRING Co.: wiring and repairing wpec'y: est'os cheerfull: desired. 410 Bond bldz. g fe18% ROTRICAL WIRING. US| Wit fixtures. Repairing. SEO. L. GRAY. k? ve. North 1620. 160 FLOORS REFINISHED, CLEANED. POLISH- ed' and waxed by electric machine K. E. NASH, 2307 Sherman ave. Col. 4231 CHEF-COOK—20 years' _experience, best_ references. Botel, cafeteria or cafe: 2 236 Oak- COOK, colored man, in private family only. Teat of references from’ highest family. 0 years in one place. "Address Box 338-D/ Star office. e DISCHARGED SOLDIER wishes work of any kind: can drive any Kind car. Address Rox S0-E. Star_oftive. 10%. WOMAN, colored, wants work to 1352 Rittenhouse’ st. n.w. WOMAY, colored, wants position: £ood cook in private family: references. 1928 L st. n.w. WORK in morning or chelor's spartment; girl, North 10284, WORKING HOUSEKEEPER. white; good ref. Tn small family o couple employed: Kkood cook. | dress Box “i-E. Star office. & get dinners. Be ELECTRICAL REPAIRING: lsmps remodele R R Db ey o FOREMAN CARPENTER or general ‘superin- tendent, with 20 years” experience city dre teet ference. - Address Box 323- oftice. Phone North 7738-J. , . Star | SALESMAN to sell Ford cars. Attractive proposition. Address 5 FORMER POLICEMAN. now student, Bty references. F. C. hn‘;:d, Box 291-D, Star office. CHAUFFEURS: FOR = ,YELL,O}}VghCABS. ‘We pay_ the highest wages in the cit‘))'.yNew men average 28¢c net on every dollar they take in. ALL-AROUND BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR Who ham following, can work on ffty-ffty Basis. _Main 8967. - 100 APPRENTICES for beauty suop. Lady Beauty hop. 1206 G st n.w. - BOOKKEEPER, with knowledfe of merrantile businers preferted. _In reply state dxperience, education, salary expected. Address x 8-E, Star_oflice. 5 COLLAR GIRL and starcher. Apply Hi Hotel, timekeeper's office. : COLORED GIRLS (2) for cafeteria and Sidhmastier, Address Box 344D, Btar offce. hite, iliar with laundry worl STRl Home ‘Laundey. 1130 Queen st nler GIRL for genmerami housework; must be good cook; stay nights: references. FPhone s . 1427 Montague st. n.w. LADY for botel mewsstand: must be_well recommended. Apply Continental Hotel Pharmacy: . fenced; i 1 . T T R is i [NERY BSALESLADY _with thorough { This is our busy season and .ip'g'd""n:{ m:i?frkm “permanent Dosition: your take-in will be large. Your | iateresting proposition to right party. Harris pay increases as you stay with |SnEivens, prepsren. Grimes, Ti0r B . 5 PR Apply 1235 20th 3t n.w. MILLISERY MAKERS—Experienced. Appiy WANTED—SALESMEN. Alme. Asb, 1217 Congecticut_ave. STENOURAPHER—Young Wdy with sme ex- CANVABSING, good cGmmiseion bas dvanes ‘Apply Famous Players-Lasky Co., sales. g 8:30 Biager Sewing Ma- [EN—To Il na el products rience. Rorih Capltol and L sts. STENOGRAPHER for educational institution; xperienced high direct to copsamer;- = Teal necessity and health service for i, school graduate: state age, aperience. edocation fgious atiliations Sad ‘every heme: other qualifications. and Sl advancement for bestiess Avoly el offiee. 304-208 Dist. Natl Baok bldg,, 4:30 'Address Box 2100, Star | two or three hours & GENERAL WORK around buliding, carpenter. “‘T plastering, cement work and furniture re- pairing. 1543 Ist n.w. 8 HOTEL CLERK—Experienced references from country's lea dress_Hox 98.E, Btar office. HOUSBWORK—Any kind, by & settled - colored - mi with references. Apply §23% 26th st. n.w. 9 INEI.'IIANIC‘E II‘I‘,A:AOII. Ofl fl.;n‘md in x? nd_casual “wuceesstul producer. - Ad- dress Box. A’bih. Btar office. = o LAW SCHOOL STUDENT desires em I Gay.. Thone Friak, 570 2'to 4:30 p.m. 9 MAN, married, employed Dut secking larger Fianity: real esiate and bank eXperigncs. Address Box 4B-E. St i i MANAGER OR STEWARD of restaurant, g club; 9 years' experience. Address Hox! 5-E, Star_office. 3 8 |g changed, reated. Large stock, latest Snisher: T WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. | B et e V. Arnda 8 Main 8173, 7 CASH REGISTERS, National, bought, sold, nable prices. Term: . ave. n.w. LOORS _ CLEANED._POLISHED — AND l:tl'lwfl. A. F. ZIMMERMAN CO., 817 North Capitol” st.__Frs 902 W. FLOORS SCRAPED, CLEANED, REFINISHED: new floors laid: more prompt service & lower rates NOW. J. C. Price. n.w. Fr. 7663.W. FURN UPHOI . REP'D covers chrerfully given. free. made. Returned TITTEN 70: . 1424 Sth_n.w. KEYS—DUPLICATE KEYS, 25 CENTR: made while you wait. * Turner & Clark, 1233 New nw. B 3003, 3. FSSES AND PILLCWS renovated at imost reasonable prices. Let us call, give est mate. Prompt_deliveris atistaction at sured. Kagle Bedding Co. Main 7692, 35, Ged elsies hu:lmfil‘ ot ind? anything you have (o sell. Groce’s, Aierund & a.w.~ Phone Prankilin 835 or postal. CAMERAS, feld g OWS T reasonable. 24 Tth st MATTRESS AND PIL. down comforts recovered 1014; n.w. Wil pay Bl rices for ladies’ T e Diaines bl or. phoss D. Bteln, 1208 Tth st. n.w. rin 400, . e suartey y sou_higl ile, clty or suburbs, and pa: D wer 'for Jadies', gentiemen's, ehildren | Bataed clothing of all descriptions. Add 3 or phone, I will call. W. Bice, 1382 o e n S North 1755, CLOTHING, pay highest prices for men’ T horn ‘clothing And sboes. B. Bass, 1130 b st. n.w. North 7674. CLOTHING (men's)—Sell your men’ Clothes, . overcoats, shoes, ete. heet, bldder, We alwass prové it. Phone e tid5. - Jusths_Ola- Stand, €19 D. ‘DIAMONDS, ola gold. silver, bought for casb. Tanis Abrabams, 815 G _st. n.w. NDB, jewsiry and old Abvin ‘Hofta; diamond 15, 018 F st. n.w. unlettered auts- hest dis MATTRESS M. Spectal for fall ining — Mattresses. —box springs, iron frame springs. cushions a - Tows renovated at speclal prices. Special this week—Mattresses renovated. Columbia_ Bed- ding Co., 618 st, n.w. Phone Main 5528. D PAPERTANGING—SPECTAL low prices. New spring designs. 1. THOMPSON'S, 3413 Ga, ave. Phoce Col. PAINTING time approaches. We will be to, estimate on your interior and exterior fng. When yon think of painting 1011 H st. n, D PAINTING —Rooms, £5 up: houses, $25 up. All work guaranfeed. Write H. Harding, 626 H x.w. 11* PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—B. E. PHILLIPS. 227 2nd Line. 3363, Quick, efficient servi rk; reasonable p‘;‘g"} BiSH TACK, Gfi. showcase, luncheouette wteam tabie, cook's tabie, for lupchroom; lity and condition. Adams 1894 PAPERHANGING_PROMPTLY: ROOMS, $6 up: cut-out borders; satisfaction guar. A. KAULFURS, 701 3rd. me ~ Linc. 5103, , 0 -FEATBER BEDS aod B i PAPERHANGING—REASONABLE _ PRICES; G Thos Tath st mw. North 4001s { retiring. >, | retiring, g, dhink, ot in 1261. | L I =, NG OF THE BETTER K| d. Work unexcelled. Our man where. A trial will convince you ndard Uph. Co.. 2810 14th st. n.w. 1 ™ “SHADES a1 screens made fo order. Free estimates. J_ M. BUTLER & SON, 4000 1 Lincoln 6968 J. E d ing contractors. Y. | Cleaning Co WINDOW A ue shades ftted best_quality of We will cal ATT. 11tn and H BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES NI MEATS. go6d section soutic wcolored and five room.. 1l & Gray, 120 apital for partnershy 8 well-going restaurant: just opened. Call ut entrance to Kramer store. 10° oms, located full ‘informat; ¥ First-class_equipments, unexeelied Chean rent with 1o b Mouds, Clientile con 000 tons of anthracite per ye 85, 11th and Penn. having other large in wonderful o ty. St erful opportunity. Marshail RUTTE! cheap i Phone o i | Ada MAG give away 1o the right part long leas Tteasonable rent. _Ingnire 2052 L. n.w. 108 near laterior Deptriment, Tent, §73 per menth; & bergin Likens, 1544 G t. 2w, Main STORE and 3 rooms: gas and Fuaraniced business 3400 weel P ROOMING TIOUSE wauted at oace. Will pay cash if price is reasonable, Address Box 24 L Star oftce. se {INTER shares: $150 per share: all or part it taken 12t once. Address Tox 531-D. Star office. 10+ | WILL SELL a second deed of trust of $1.530, per cent intercst, payable §25 monthly. a discount of $300. Address Box G6-D, N S e LU A O | WANTED—A first trust loan of $1,000, 7 pe [ cent. 3 years, on a good brick Hous {Eire a good discount. "Address ox 1-D. Biar of { GROCEILY aud meat store, fine paying: own 111 give long lease at moderate rate. Price. §23,000. Terms. GEO. W. LINKINS, in ons Gf the best To- Rood fxtures and up to-dute soda fountain: has been closed for a shiort time on mccount of illnese: this fs an excellent_opportunits for the right parts: a bargain {f taken at once. Plone North 8{A2. P i A SPLENDID chance (o secare one of the ol 1 est established radio retail trades in D. C. for | cash {owner's health requires a change. 1 Box 298-D, Star oftice. 5 ROOMS. ground fioor. Dorthwest: focation for fender and radiator shop. Lt n.w. LICATING and office service busines: ring $250 monthly: will inventory, $2,650. ‘an be operated by any one, man or woman, with general office and business kuoowledge. An excellent opportunity to secure a_well e tablished, steady paying business; offered for $3.000 cash. Address Box 64D, Star offce, 10° F. Carley, Business Broker. 617 E N.W. Phone Fr. 61353. Ii your business is one I can recommend it will be to your advantage to list it with me. T amgsure I can sell it for you. 1NSPECT THE FOLLOWING REAL MONEY-MAKERS: 10-room rooming house on P st. mear 1ith st: n.w.: good furiture; good fncome; a real 2201 | bargain tor $1,000. 14th n.w.; with lease, a real bar 11-room rooming house on N ne house In splendid condition; rent; $00; income about $200 & 'mon! gain for $1,100, Rooming house near Dupont Circle: several rooms; low rental; house in splendid condi- | tion; ‘owner leaving -eity, will sacrifice for i $1,000. 9-room rooming house, downtown locatien: good furniture: - good income: low rentai; { Gwner retiriog: a real bargain for $800. 9-room rooming house o 10th st. mear Du- pont Circle; gas.and elec. lights: Dicely fur- Dish come_sbout $243 month; owner will sacrifice for $750. 1f, ou are looking for & peyving busisets, it does not matter what line, I am wure you will find it listed in my office. Remember, 1 will not misrepresent 10 make & sale. P. I. CARLEY. A Boiler and Engine for Sale. , AR Loog Joe. Bear 708 StONW. Y