Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1924, Page 29

The Mystery of Lynne Court By J. S. FLETCHER (Copyright, 1928, by Norman Remtugton Compans.) AR AR AR AR AR AR AR AR A AAAAAAAAAAAARAAAARAAAARARS CHATPTER . The Twe 0'Clock Call. For once In a way something had &ono wrong with Hestall's latch-key —or with the latch into which he was endeavoring to lusert it. A young man - £ Infinite and practiced ratlence, he spent five minutes in trying to make things right; it was ulready 2 o'clock in the morning, and he had no wish to ring the bell and wake His household. And as he stood there on the steps of his house, oc- casionally glancing right and left along the lights and shadows of ‘Wimpole street, it struck him as & queer thing that this should happen on the first night out that he had al- lowed himself for the past six months. Some folk might say that inability to fit a kev into a latch was a not unusual result of a night out, but 10 one who knew Hextall would have connected this difficulty with ‘his amusements. His relaxation, in fact, had taken the form of a visit to the annual dinner of a learnad society to ' which he belonged: tiAt over, he had centuated by her dark halr, piled in heavy masses about & graceful lLiead. Somewhat above the middle Leight, slender and lithe of figure, she was in evening dress, and It \was from theé bare arm which gripped the cabinet that the red blood was trick- ling. As Hextall entered she flashed a quick glance upon him from a palr of dark eyes just then blazing with anger; it swept him over in & sec- ond and darted back to four men Who sat or stood on the other side of the room, behind a green-covered ta- ble on which lay certain cards and implements which showed that some- body had suddenly interrupted the playing of a well known game of chance. Hextall's quick eves followed the girl's. Immediately before het, stand- ing by the card table, watching her every movement, stood a tall, clean- shaven, keen-faced man, alert, ready, Whose attentlon visibly relaxed as Hextall entered. He was a man of £00d looks, obviously astute and clever, and as he was just as ob- viously sober and in very full pos- gsession of his wits Hextall took him to be the Mr. Kesteven of whom the valet had spoken. His eye traveled past him to the hearth, where a younger man, whom, from the Tre- Bemblance between them. Hextall at gone home for & pigt and a chat withjonce set down as the girl's brother, n old fellow discussing a the small hoars. He was now tired, and yery sleepy, and he felt in- cl ent, and had sat up which had only recently been fitted to the “door. When a neighboring charch clock struck 2 he gave the at- Wwmpts up and rung the bell, and at]ing place. 4hat moment a man came running, panting, round the corner. Hextall's was a corner house, and|there were wine stains, &t the corner itself stood a lamp. 1In his yvellow light Hextall ned to gurse the patentee of that ' breast particudr latch—an American affair | eyes, heavy and dull, were fixed on | 291 sat sprawling in an easy chair, his n new theory until|legs thrust stiffiy out before him, his very hands plunged deeply in his trousers pockete. His chin was sunk on his! his' mouth gaped a little; his 1 the girl as if the muddled brain be- hind them was endeavoring to re- alize and comprehend what was tak- A half-burned cigar lay on the rug at this young man's feet: on his broad, shining shirt-front And in the silence which hung all over the room ke suddenly closed his syes aad be- THE EVENT DOE3 MY Nose PLAY Me EALSE OR Do I ReALLY SAadLe Branch Offices NORTHWEST. n.w.. Joll's Newsstand. and P, Day Pharmacs. od T 3. 8. Clemence. nd Ciffton. Clifton Terrace Pharmacy. Joho G. Biggy Pl ans Drug Store. rmacy. and ‘Bachanan. Hochberge: a1 Ttandolph Fharmacy. Tulmend and’ Otls place, Holmead Pharmacy, 3208 Mount Pleasant st. n.w., Mount Fleasan! Cigur_and News Shop. Hutcher's Cigar Store, 1185 Columbla road. Wardman Park Pharmacy. 2182 Californin ave . Morgan Rros. 2nd & Mass. 3 14th 15th 14tn T4th 3401 1sth . NG ST s Fa0l, MuTY, AND FIT FOR A KING: coOME IN AND WRAP Continved. DeLicious STew 4 1 cvem TATED. INSTRUCTION. COURSES \Copysigat JY 1% MEN—To clean windows, esperienced or in- experienced. The Ni 6t and D n.. tional, sts. MEN_employed or unemployed can earn $30 - week or more working for us part or rk need not Interfere with D full Ume. “This our present occupetion. Call Mutusl’ Real Estate Company, I v SALE well MAN—Real known firm Box 80-1, estate, _experienced with | ¢ opportunity _ for star SALESSAN —An exceptional opportunity fn1 open to & wpecialty salesman, experlenced i n oftice selling: If you are a relfable man and furninh three references, write to K. inter. Portland Hotel. .C- RADIO OPERATING—GREAT DEMAND trained men, both on Iand and ses, at salaries. We give & practical training. a for thé commercial operator’s license and tench construction work. Place all gradustes Particalare on request. | LOOMIS KADIO 9. FOR 0od C 150 ME; OMEN NEEDED ABOUT July 1 for Tocal fingerprint bureau: our com- Plete course will prepare sou. Washington Kehiool_of_Identification, 1714 Pa. ave. HOW DO YOU USE YOUIt BPARE TIMED Let ts traln you to earn $50 to $100 & week making mechanics relitectural or mep wings; {ndividusl fostruction, day or nlog; o experience pecessary.’ Blart now. Write, call or phone for particulars Colum- bl éhool of Dratting, Mt and T sia n.w. | o £3 SALESMEN. experienced. velling_twisted-in- PRIVATE LESSONS in FRENCH LANGUA( COOK and houseworker, small family. 184 Vernon_(You) st. n.w. 28 oy 4 T v —dy BLD kicil R UNMANRERLY E00L: He UP AND LGAVES BEFORE T Coutd FINISH TELLING HIM THAT THe BULI L PUP CAUGHT Two RABBIYS AAD = STEWED THEM P 5 i [ il i i I il CHAMBERMATD, work COUK and gencral_houscworke 1115 _Alliwon_at. _Col. 978 COOK and general houseworker, Bo laun 159 Kentucky ave, w.e. Linc. 5043. 0K and 8 waitresson, Colorcd; mut be workers: steady work. 1801 K . GENERAL, HOUSEWORK—GIrl; iay TigHis; £ood walary to right girl. Call 8130 19th or_phone_ Ad: {3 RAL HOUKEWORK, gIFl, 1o wmall Anply_with referenees to 1320 Kilbourne n.v . near it. Plegsent st. Stay nights. e ary. Food & Tefercnces: returning 2 Bth n.w. first.class, laundress, part-time. ~ North' 5500, GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Stay uights; refer- ence _required. Cal. COOK, neat colored girl wants place. B &t now. Vs e AL HOUSEWORK, neat colored crt st. nw COOK, heat girl withes place; reference fur- nished. 1120 19th st. o, FEATHER BLDS and fursiture; paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. D.w__Phone Main 5638 TURNITURE of ail kinds w puid. - Capital Fur iure bt prices 201 Ere . -d: best prices 490 Lu. uve, siture Adams_ e, FUR! . all kibde; onr fxtures and office furmiture; prices righ Krupehaw, 639 Loulslans sve. Mulo FURNITURL--N. Kirstein, 320 Sth st. nw. Alj kinds of furniture wasted. Phose I'r FURNITD ,_?‘im. s othe- goods fo sell, and you Bee ToTts, ‘Send tor Losis Notes, at. one Franklin 2015, DAY'S WORK by colored woman. 2057 a_ave. DAY'S WORK of swall washiag. 63163, ST DAY'S WORK by colored woman; cieaning or | laundry work. Ihone West 2288 or write 924 th t. B w. . FAMILY or bundle wash fake Lome; r GENERAL —HOUSEWORKER, must nights. 3721 Jenifer st. Chevy Chase. KL, colored, geuersl housework. Lincain 8412 after 6 o'clock. GIRL—olored; small famll; nights; bring references. J. e Varnum . .. % 1738 G Bt. A Maln 8250. uu‘;:-a%:;hhfl‘;“dr.m"yfl.! 4 m(‘;\‘! of 2“‘» 1 2 ! —r month ol chiid durt s me an Civil Service Examination. | ulary. " Address Box &P Gtar ofice.. | Saceliont opportunity. for ‘advaeerseat: state || Special raten beginning todsy for fret-grade | MAID, ne ey e Y e ot Decevears. “Ad: 1 clerk prowmotion examinations, ADri 14, | bachelom spt s tete 8 dress Rox 221-M, Star office. Cls Dhlxfl i’;’l‘lnxfl' 5 Illxlfili !Ill‘l week. Exam. | required. Address Hox YOUNG MAN, colorsd. experienced. to work 1n | 2. Agriculture Dept. Salars, $1.140 10| XURRE, experienc Hracers’ mare B eiiin, iivertales A 08 | 81,090, Fpecial home xtudy course, 3. Spe: | MLt oriiria: YOUNG MAN_ white, to drive an_aufo 10 ling exi 3 5 Faiciom 8. New York. Appiy Hoom Hotel Conti-¢ tory School. % ®_ | 8.e. corner 12th and ¥ n.w. . @ranklin 2080. YOUNG M —H'gh school s, o with tools: electrical, bicycle, Civil Service FExamination after school; references. A Special Class }1s now being formed for government clerks i who are desirous of passing the Clerk Promo- tlon Examination, echeduled to be beld April Thla class ts fn charge of one of the best eivll i service teachers In the District, and those who are intereated are requested to call for fur- ther Information. i Strayer's Business College, 21 13th Kireet, Phone Main 3430, HELP—FEMALE. APPRENTICES for beanty shop. Bes 1208 G wire brushes to homes; @ per cent commis- Geor- sion: advancement to managership. P, 0. RBox 6, Btation X. New York city. o TYPEWRITER SHOP FOREMAN—Must expert on Undermoods and capable of handling men. Howard Boyer Co., 108 W. Fayette s! Baltimore. Md. o ooked curlously at the man who ran gan to snore. 170t and K wiw A.w.. Dubcan's Pharmacy. and panted. He was a big man, in| There were two other occupants of | Ith K, Goldenberg's (time clerk's desk). Cvening dress; his face was very 'the room—youngish men in evening | Ith Aeeoclated Drux Grores. lirgo and very fat, and at that in- ;dress, who stood in the background | 1th, 4 RLarel '3 French Simpaen, stant it shone whité, as if from fear | close’ together, whispering. Hextall nd M sis. L. IT. Forstere Phamacy, or emotion. The man wore no hatiifet them down at once as forelgners, = e on his high, bald forehead Hextall | though he was uncertain of their n McGuire's Pharmacy. saw great beads of perspiration gath- ' tlonality. One was evidently ex- Pl ering and rolling. Unconsclously, the | postulating or persuading; the other runner lifted a piump hand and wiped | Was as -obviously -listening with &n them away, muttering to himself as|ill grace. He was & dark-skinned, he did €0, 'Then he suddenly caught!sinister-eyed fellow this, and he Bight of Hextall, half hidden in the 'glared over his shoulder at the girl shadow of his door, and he pulled up, 8s if he were laboring under some With 4 quick, Shaking jerk of his}injury. And Hextall realized shat it bodv, He glanced sharply at Hex- | was this man whom the mirl was wl's tall figure, guve an equally | chicfly watching. 5 quick glance at the house and ap-| All this was seen by the doctor and | proached. And Hextall, who had athe valet within a second of thetr | Trick of shrewd observation, set him f entering the room. Hextall nized up | 3¢ @own as 4 butler or confidential valet: | the situation in a glance. Without | the signs of it were written all o\'erlh!sltntlon he walked straight to the his big, flabby face. &irl and held out his hand. ¥ “Beg your parflond sltr. lelur!:: me that revolver, and then re you a doctor? see your wound,” he sal = 1 am,” answered Hextall. emptorily. i oo “Can you come with me, sir?—close | Paqulta Tress stared at this sud- ®: T—I was running for a doctor. | den, cold-voiced command. For an At once, If you please, st Instunt she looked Hextall up and “Were you going for any particular |down; then a frown of annoyance doctori—have you a doctor whom you | settled between her eyebrows and usually call in?” asked Hextall she shifted her position 2 It:tle. No, sir—never had occasion before | “Not unitil those mea hand back the now, replied the man. “Glad) if |money they have gt out of my Youd come back with me, sir, at|brother! she answered. datormined- aes Its just round the corner— [1¥. “That man across there, patticu- one of the new flats in Queen Anne |larly—he's a cheat!” street—Mr. Tress', sir.” The tall man leaning against the l'ta coming—as soon as my serv- | table turned his head and sald some. ants open the door.” said Hextall, |thing in a murmur to the man who quletly. the meantime, what's|was scowling in the rear, Then he the matter stepped forward, smiling a little, *he man glanced nervously up and| “There has been a slight—silght | down the deserted street, as If he |contretemps” he sald, deprecatingly, foared to oven whisper to its lights |as he nodded to Hextall. “Miss Tress and shadows, He wiped his forehead |Bot the idea that unfalr play was ABain as he drew nearer to the young | taking place between her brother and doctor. his guests, and she interfered, I am ‘Accident, sir—shooting—revolver | BOfry to say, with threats of violence. went off.’ he replied in low tones.|For her own sake, I endeavored to T And—and it's & lady.” take her revolver from: her, and in ‘A lady?” replied Hextall the struggle it went off, and I'm Mr. Trees' sister, sir. afratd she has a woun lady. And the revolver, too, ““The door opened just then, and |EIrl. with a deflant laugh. Jtextall motioned the man to follow [keep my word! Don't pay any atten- him intde. He went straight along !tlon fo' him she went on, turning The hall to his surgery, turned on a!for the instant {o Hextall, and indi- light and, picking up a bag which cating the tall man with a contemptu. e kept ready In case of emergen- |Ous sneer. “He's as bad as the oth- Uies, opened it and glanced at lts|Srs—worse! Tiat man behind there contents. The messenger 5tood uflt'snl g0 out bf here until he puts watching him and getting his breath. .mq money bacit on the table—I ‘here is this young lady wound- | Watched him, ed?" asked Hextall, mechanically. any of you—any!—dare to touch *1_1°think it's in the shoulder, sir | M¢ agains Il shoot vou deadr —I'm not sure. There or in her arm, | The tall man looked at the doctor, sir, anyway,” answered the man. gmiled, and shrugged his shoulders. wasn't present, of course” . m;"ore,t;{zrngw::;s:;h:na moved a ‘ho' ? e x- men in the ivho's with her?” deman Bfiarouns, 4nd-Hestan "bare more “There's her brother, Mr. Tress, sir.” roached ‘the girl. replied thé other, a little confusedly: | -¥ou had much better take my ad- ‘And—and some other gentleman.” > e said, quletly. “You are “No woman?" il m?dv and your wound may o4 up the bag, into T Know B11 about My wound® she "oASH WTEE ORDER ta reqnived for all ad- Jextall plcked up nC e extrs |Tetorted. “I've got a bullet fn my | sertisements fram trsient advertizers shoulder, if you want to know. Hut ne;::g;s!!‘l‘?:il'_wz et what I've sald I've sald, and I shall do LOST & FOURD. SEE PAGE 7, ; . what 1 threatened 1f—Look here! :;Xot:énti;n,\e; minutes,” he sald. “Come :{,‘e ;udden_l)’ bhmsg m.: pointing to =l e followed him out of the | the figure in the armchair. “Do you nlhe man (ol ehvious reller, | think he was fit to play? They've cheated him—all of them! 2 ones in the aulst street again} “rpe tall man came back, followed o thers—t! = Upset_me, sir.” he sald, apolo £Ythe orhsts tht inlaterseyedtons fealiy. “A shock, sir Miss Tress axaggerates, You'd better tell me how it came B % tall man, calmly. about,” replied Hextall. “I dare say you're pretty well aware that you can tell a medical man anything: oy turitur went to obis and literature. = B¢ 421 4 1838 M at. n.w. AUTO REPAIRING i _ Twomonth day course or three-month eve | plng course for young men who desire o lewrn the auto mechanies trade. A. AUTO BCHOOL, i ul Poone 3 must stay ‘wanted. URNT Panits, 1504 You will feal satisfied with price Rudden & Biyaken, 415 10ti st. n FURNITURE- We buy lousehoid foraiture A ofice fixtn'ex. Money advanced ou_stor- coraer Sth acd D { Wearley's Oyster House, armacy. ave. and Upshur st., H. Colodny & Co. . ave. n.w.. Monck’s Pharmacy. . ave., Rrightwood Pharmacy. 1001 L st., Morse Pharmacy. 5 Dupont Circle, Dupont Pharmacy. 18th #t. and Fia. ave., Pearson's Pharmacy. YOUNG MAN to collect: must glve reference: intelligent Sunduys: om 481 GENERAL HOUSEWORK Morton_st._n.. NERAL HOUSEWORK, il wauts p references. K17 It o FURNITURE—Young couple wili pa. | some good furnit FURNITURE, planos. carpets, efc. 1282 for wagon or lave me call. i 920 Pa. ave. n. FURNITURE T sults for ca highest references 27-M. Star office. 4 vers good Washiggton | ‘Wescaler, yoi want To oUtain best re- re acd other miscel- or part 1 wettled colored womus city ref. refecence, Phone Cleveland th_st. U claws; morniag tudent TAndy e colured girt; peatry wor dress Doz 44 Herbat's Phammiacy. hevy Chase Pha ‘and *Macomb s 25th amt = =58 2 GOLD, silver, watches, diamonds acd old gewelry necded in our mfg. dept. Full cash alue patd._Sellinger’ JEWELRY. diamonds. &od ariifclul teeth. Majn_2N75. OLD BRICKS taken { 1 1 referencen reqn New Hampsh o work 1n t be cour- TOUNG MAN_ 15 or 10 years old. will _cail” " department; m teous, intelligent and ambition very good opportualty to learn the clothing business. See Mr. Mason, Ralelgh Haberdasher, Inc. and 9:30 Wi general housewors T subnrbe . S Shers D07 Mrs. Brigge, Braddock Height WOMAN for stay nights. Va._Alex. WOMAN for general housework, atay night references required. Call Cleve. 200, af: nm, WOMAN- e a gasped the | .. 2 GENERAL HOUSEWORK by colored girl: o luundry. 218 Bryant st. n.w NEEAL HOUSEWORK, neat. colored girl, with good references. 175 Oregon ave 3 Trec. 418 12th at. B d gold, siiver, dia. monds and Jewelry. A. F. Arnold, 1323'G st. D.w. Main R173 PLAT BOOKS—Want (o buy s of the District of Columbis. Ch 1406 H et n.w RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following bdusineas comcerna guarcn- tee satisfcciton to Ktar readers, Amy com- laint jound mecessary to te made 0 Tha tar il rocele prompt c'ecntion. For cimissicn to Beemmended Servios Gul- SITLTT- mimeographing, 1] in; YOUNG MEN- for radio work: we aleo have positions requiring preparation st salaries | Fauging from $15%0 per month up for seveial { soung mea. 19 to 25: will not Interfers w ! Tour prement employment: When wlil | convenlent to sec Sou? Address Lox Btar otice. NG MEN, weves Sertied, Grant_p WOMAYN, wiite, fo_aseist_with Tight house- work; good home; moderate wi Addrees M. Rtar office. 3 White, to_carc for Taby days. Ap- 5 p.m, 8613 12th <t ne. . i white, fo amist 1o Bouse- of plat books . 3. Garner, colored wom AL HOUSEWORK, icorgia_ave NERAL HOUSEWOERK wanted by colored reference. 1110 4th n.w. work of any kind. nd Md. ave., Louls nd 1, Kenealy Pharmecy. 3 t. Cepitol st Paul's Pharmacy. Eant Capitol and Nth ate. Bicloss Pharmacy. ast Cap., Lincoln Park Pharms 20th sl and . I. ave., Collins’ Pharmacs— Woudrldge. 3000 12tk 0. Lady with or without selling unity; live proposition. | o FLOOR MANAGER, experi-| jenced; good salary and perma-|ippiy 5 fo 8 poin. Tuesdes. Capitol Hill Cafe: nent position. Apply Supt. The|'de. 1018 = > Palais Royal, G and 11th st | DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. pateat; position Tapia, necurate 'sad Pave had. meverel ears ; e and huve had several yoars' CHAUFFEURS FOR constint experience o0 soecifeativns. Trite e, eplies treated confidentially. Address Box B4-P. Star office. W YELLOW CABS. . | FAMILY nz;\x. Ti:uu. northern W ‘e pay the highest wages in|muxt be experienced: send aame. address (he Ci‘y. New men average 28C [:)r#:d;;wr dey or week. Address Box 86-P, Bt net on every dollar they take in. This is our busy season and your take-in will be large. Your| pay increases as you Stay with us. Apply 1233 Z&h st. n.w. GIRL—Tor_wmall office, with rome Bookeep: DoADIRRCs1EES. $15 A WEEK TO $7,500 ing experlence preferrad: good chance for i | 1000 COLORED PEOFT A YEAR. aust be tome girl. Room m} Tree White Cross Hureau, A RECORD OF ACTUAL t. Bank bidg. Drew._presiden ris 3006, 4 LADY with ability to meet peopte: charm et ! BI1G LIST OF POSITIONS ACHIEVEMENT. of Washington, accomplished tefinement: salary $1, ‘ e for trpists. P. B. X., stenographers, clerk: A aa e, meehanics, chaaffears, etc. Open dafly. o one throigh & plan we | | auggested to him. He has stepped up out of Nations! Rank bldg. National Personnel Burcau, ! the sal lans and into business for himself unive Tea T0Om L Apply. ‘tating age wnd qualifications. Ad: rews Tlox_220-M, Star office. 4 CASHIER: Tady: must be experienced | 13 _cafeter! references: no phone calls Mayo's Pharmacy—DBrookland. SOUTHEAST. O'Donnell's Drug Store, 3rd and Pa. ave. s.e. Sth and Eye—F, P. Weller's Paarm a P *w Pharmi PER for gentleman HOUSEKEEL can widow, i Teman's Gome prefer Star office, LOUSEWORK in apt; refined colored giri. £00d cook; part or all day. 932 P st. n Fhone North 9627 HOUREWORK. nd wt. sw. LAUNDRY ot Apt. 2. "DRY WORK by 1114 6th st. nw. DIEY WORK by reliable womane 400 0 | Totomac_X0. e s, ADVERTIST rred. graphed letters. $2. complete maili Diat Nat ARTISTIC ol . o, CEitPolmSs AR, =8 AUTO BATTERY & RADIATOR &X Lampe, tanks, fenders: low prices. TUCK €0.,303 3. Marshall pl ourthiouse. _F. 6426, ES REPAIR ND ACOEPT ed in trade on new w a1 allowazce. ROMM _BICYCLE e. .. Welsn ‘& Healy—A SOUTHWEST. 7th and D ats., Lacts Bros. 43; and L stsl) Columbla Pharmacy RATE—3 CENTS A WORD In_Washington acd Buburbs for— Telp and Situations Waoted. Tost and Found. For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneoss. Dogn, Pets, ete. Automobiles for £aTe and Wanted. Rooms for Kent and Wanted. Frxinssn Opportunities.. ete. RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHING' 4 cen's a word. REAL ESTATE ADS 6 words to the line, 8-ize minimum, at loe rate, ‘as_ follows 1 time, 20c per Ttne. timen, I8¢ per line. 3 times.”17c per lige. T times, 10c per line. : STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P. All advertisements for The Evening Star must Le at The Star office or one of The Btar Branch offices by 11 p.m. the DAY BEFORE ISSUE. with the followisg exceptions: Tost'and Fourd. Death Notiees, ted Help. nted Situstions. Advertisements under the above ciassif tlon will be ccepted st The Star ofice, 11th | st. and Pa. ave., 1 50 X Ail ‘ndvers e be received at Star office by Saturday, or at any of The Star branch offices by_4:30 p.m._Satird PLER, competen: Appiy this evening. 9011. AND WIFE, chef, four waitress ishwashers. Fuller's West_ 2089, = domestic _and commercial white and colored Lelp. Briggs Buresu, 1607 14th Birl; Do cooking. an: d tar t | o do at home. %81 Champlain the day; Colored | A young maid the nd Il LAUNDRESS; washing doae at bome, R TON HRERS, competent, wishes rmall bundies o take home or day's work. Call or write. $32 24th st. nw. . LAUNDRESS or dar's work, red womnn 3 i g ¢ : e tan UMD | GATPET CLEANTSG AND WASHING 6 ivate family. 1493 25th »t. 0.W._ | glbert Kahiert & Co. clean your carpets anl fratclags, wishes washing 10| fuge. Improved steam carpet c can give reference. Call Col. | i ave. e Phosa Main Cheertully. gives. CHAIRS CANKD, UPHOLSTERING. ROCKERS SPLINTED. C. A. ARMBTAONG. 123 10th st mw. Frapklia T4RS. CONTRACTING AND BUILDING: TIOUSE 01 farage building: repairing, remodeling and et work @ specialty. - Prices_ reasoaabl aten Eivon frée. | Call Frank. 0438, ROY PRI S and shop 467 C st nw. 3% RACTOR_BRICKWORK, CARPENTEL: rihg, comenting., L. GRAY, 1 e ASND TERING 2. RACH, 2 0. D 1312- MARCELLER and all-around bea pari a 3] o o 5 od Bldg., 14th and N. Y. Ave. M. G4+ operator : oo’ salaty. 1112 M st. m.w. SITUATIONS—MALE. MARCEL WAVERF, several sl class, other need apply. flepoers, 525 13th t. n.w. ACCOTNTANT—Tiooks opened. audited, finan- al statements: part-time bookkeeplag. SMARCELLER, " good allaronud operuto, Dleasant warking canditions. Phone Col. 8246 Gress Mox J47-M, Stur offive. BAKEE _Recurd man on bread, Agnes Hair Shop. 14th and Harrard. KALESLADY; ‘eipetitaced. for reads-toweat; ples. 1415 North Capitol at. —‘__\(T-V’H\l‘.l.\'FT. unlon, references, , Apply , Q3enburg's, 1514 7th st. B o 4 SALERLADY. Sxperienced T ron sinloe, desires) podition reference. . Adopls Oxenbury: thomagtly cxperienced. com: res permanent position. Ad\‘;:!l NG fo do at bome. 47 D At m 4 ORK_wanted Ly reliable re- maz. Call or address 442 B. L. Cakes and | L 4% {fined colored w. ave._n.w. LIGHT 1IOTS small family by two olored zirls: 1o \Ashing; can stay mights 1 West 247 . . {and reports that during the lust three years bts increase In persone; net worth, due entlrely to' his training received from ' the Laf Extension University, has averaged $50.000 per yeur. The same plan Mr. Wing used is open to you'if you can qualify fn certain fundamentals. Telephone or call at this office tomorruw ot tomorrew eveniag. ER. youne over 0 Knode STENGG 51, Sat offce. | ffty-Afty arraagement, Address Box 75-] ot lerize yourself with o Installing fixtures or visit_our slow- 803 New Yors Tublisuii or ad- Roow %00, | 3 Torcd ma | Wishes place; g0od referciice [st naw nurss If you can mot today. e T desirc to make real progress this year and ) W | will sppreciate information concerning your | i plan for my advancement in the fleld checked. HIGHER ACCOUNTANCY i all, clip coupon and ma! UF HOCSEHOLD V&I feliwble aud divereet sersice, HODS ROREAT, 410 Roid D M, 3184 6° NG AND dfll:flbl‘,\"}: I.luu"’! repairiug #pd cement wor spe- o tou Kivep fron. facilitles for RBOBB - M. 8748, { SEERE ! experienced, white, wanted. 421! . work by day 82.W. 1745 Y a colured girl. st nw. i leaning. rience and v i work in comfectionery store. Apply 557501 st ne. 3 X employed or unewpluyed can earn $i5 por week ot more working for Us part or full Tl work need not interfers ewith Call n _per: 1226 14th fe o ing ity Phirices rensonble. Eetime So {7 Geateed: Wenave the s targy oF mail contracte. 170, g5 MeGH T | R doatial_pasme, Lipeoin 328 2 RICAL WITING. any eirocm hooss . wstimaten freely ivtn: full ine of I pliances: LY 8 BARKLEY C?) 1405 EVAE AL recommendations on appiing for employment. Use OOPIES. _ ATTOMOBILE COL ARNISHERS 5. for frst-class - “Appiy st once, Lyk Glass crates.” said the | Auto fyitem. 2018 150 o niw. “There has been | 1 e o cheating. Hat for the sake. ot | AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN—We have taken o3 & very populur eix-cslinder car in_excellent {Deace and Quietness this Eentleman |favor tn Washington ~ Several hundred are 2 i e | being_drtver - ‘Gomt Wnow how it came about, | \Won Prom Mr. Tress, We others swon | omamen We nast the seivices. oF t of thres answered the man. “All I Know | nothing—we lost. Hand it over and |experienced producers. 1024 will be the banner js—it did come about.. I haven't been [1e¢ ug be done with this,” he went on, | 5¢ar of the Industry and the opportunity iz long with Mr, Tress—a few months— ! {0rnins” 00" the angry man. | “Be | vnusual for the right man. Tell us all about and I don’t know much about them. | gyteict™ | sourself. Addrems Rox 209-M, Star office. You see, he's a very rich young gen- The man ATTOMOBILE SALENMEN—The new Columbla tleman, with a fine place in Survey—|gcowled, * but - he suddenly dived a |Six !s here, more heautiful than ever. FEquip. fonne Court—and a couple of months [ Retq ihio his pocket, drew it out full ment incluies hydraulic i-wheel brakes and Sinde he took and furnished this flat. | of notes and gold, flung them on the [ ¥ide cholce of colorn. Ve ctn use two o He—well, the truth is. he's gone the | table and. turne@’ to the door with | Yiiealums Automobile. Co Inc. 1897 14th pace a bit, sir. And tonight his sis- |3 muttered curse. His companion fol. | s nw. s Inc., ter, Miss Paquita—" Jowed him; in silence the valet| &S sremns aquita?’ said Hestal, crossed.the hail in advance, helped | &y 9741 Johnson tartly. them to thelr hats and overcoats and | i s riuren ool hey're half foreignere, sir” sald |let thetm 'gut of the flat. A dead |BAKER WANTED ] the man. “Half Spanish. I think. |silence fell. on.the rpom, interrupted | fRie ARt Mt — e She came up from Lynne Court last|by the younger man's snores. e e L evening, und sald she was going to| “Now' glve me thut revolver.” sald | ooy rprn CREDIT SIANAGER by whote: stop. T don't think Mr. Tress half { Hextall, “Come! Ay Coapaicat: - Adgeeis Tiked it, but he took her out to din- | !Fe&nnwa;&&;mg::p'r:‘u:fl::dg:g e ek e and to the theater, and when flet the: re = t - T adne back, two or thres of his|and sank, falnting. after it. BUSHELMAN—Steady work, good pay: must be le . 1) ity She 508 oth Prionds dropped \in, as they often | —(Gontinucd in Tomorrow's Star.) experienced. Uatversity Stop, 3 | do, 1ite at gt Ins ERUEEA, par CANVASSERS To sell Singer Bewing machiny T bed—half-past 12 that! oo S WILL PROBE REPORTS, OF U. S. COAL LOOTING Appl. 30 a.m. 1630 14th st was: I had to stop up, of course. And c{;;l,nm‘;““’n“"w AN % was dozing, just before 2 o'clock, Federal "Officials to Investigate Charges of Federal Losses Main 7589. 1312 14th in my pantry, when I heard a_shot Bros Mutn in Alabames. e BURINESS ADMINISTRATION JMODERN SALESMANSHIP LAW. LLE. TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT EFFICIENC BANKING AND FINANCING track driver or helper o Te- = ko ref.: colored man. Call Col. hand . S RANDALL' CO. pars, eral housework in small by pertenced colored girl. PLACE to 115 or ax nurse, R st FLOOHS and walks cleancd reasouable. 1854 e PRI Fatimare " experience, Adiress Bot FLOORS T.D. POLIBHED _ seraped, A, F. ZIMMERMAN CO.. 817 Norta Csjito! ei. Frankiln 1802-W. __ (OORS SCRAPED. CLEANED, REFINL new foors laid; more proniwt service & I i = Fates NOW. J.C. Priee. 912 th 3 Wnd get diuet or_moming | FrONTIURE CPHOLST w0 mothier's helper after | 5L D estully siven. Phone Pranklin 91al-W. S tiours: any. Wl North | GLAZING G. T, JOHNSON, addressed growled and ! CLEAN i ¥, e L Samuel Lewis, 1123 2nd s, s.e. wwhitc, \laglel. wanps pace ia or country home ws mankger or gen- T caperlenced; references. Write Mr. 252 Talbert st. s.e.. Washiogton, D, C. Address Box . WOMAN—Plate as + around cook in bowrding honse pastry: veep in; $10 week. Address Box BHED MAN, wuburh 3 eral v { work, neat 30 by schoolgirl. Lyknu _Auto Painting A rear 1715 13th n.w. ¢ buns, bread; Dight 5pe ddfess involun~ 2 Box 55-P, Star office. | GGTGW SIECHANIC, experienced on Ford T and kerosene tractors. De Lauter, 19190 Fraukiin 7124, i DHAFTNMAN desires work: _wny ood work: reavomable churgen Adress Box ST-P, Star offive. 106 TRAVELING SALESMAN. With reliable firi. kiary, expensen. commission and lends. A S es. 10 Titn we. ~Line. 3653, _© WINDOWE CLEANED, 10 edch. 485 3 ot s, : s TOUNG LAWYER, member of District bar and_tamiliar with Tocal procedure, desies to Jocate with established Bria. Addrees Hox TAL, Niar office. & YOUNG MAN, 1 two years high school. Star office. 4 YOUNG MAN, 23, high school graduate;. typist: wants work of any kind afternoon and evenings. Address Box 59-P, Star (-m'.m| PAINTI W. West 14T OMES—Five; respectable out-of-Joor Work: big money if you can lify. Now is the best ‘ments. Address Hox ZRRT, Star ofice. 5 g 7 | YOUNG LADY, age 1S to 20, wanted by & LASALLE EXTENSION Jarge cosoration; et -l UNIVERSITY T4th et oy 142% G 8t N.W. Muln 8820 {'of bu Eeeping and stenography. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. e i nowledge of (Ypewriting; salary fo | 345 per month: hots 8 a.mi vntil $:15 | well real eats Must give time exclusively | p.u. to_ths. Dacls & Lipscomb, 1116 Yon st. swering give sge. ©u easy payments who bas pome . - 53:11:’-:@ at h::ll:-h-hollle canvassin tate | YOUNG LADY wanted, between 25 snd to temch tonch typewriting in exchange . time Selling high-gsde jowelrs on easy pay-| !‘If"‘ corporation: must ha Rnite 713 Albee Bullding l YOUN DY for general office work wio COLORED man and colored woman qualified to ) star o ek L, MAX UT WOMAY, colored. Lo esil miga-ciate { PO Al e T o) BaTe Bad. Address Bo | Fec vecretarial course and ullrrh"dly 2 1502 20k REEVER wishes 1o-it Star office. & PERSONAL. JAPANESE GENTLEMAN WANTS AN ENG. fih tutor, - Address Box 3203, StaroMee. 40 1 WILL NOT BE KESPONSIBLE FOR ANT debts contracted by auy one othier than Giyseif. WILLIAM C. KING, 1330 B st. 3¢ SCALP TREATMENTS, FACIALS, SHAM- pooing in your home; guarantced toilet prepa- rations. _North 5190, e CAN ACCOMMODATE 3 CONVALBSCENT patient or invalid in private residence attention to_diet. Col. 7738: ELECTRIC BATH. MASSAGE, sive fat, tiwm; graduate nurse (colored). on. 90T, 5 for wecret s e Svnning clawsen; reforendc: required. Addreds P, Biar office. YOUNG WOMAN. Iutelligeut some knowlege: of accountancy. Address Hox 36.-P._Star_office. SALESWOMEN for our Hick- son Shop; must have high-class| small-shop experience. - Jelleff’s, 1216 F st.. n.w, SALESWOMEN, experienced, for cloaks, suits, - dresses and millinery; good salary and per- manent - position to those with ability. Apply Supt. The Palaisj Royal." - STENOGRAPHER—BYy old es- tablished 'real ‘estate company; Saturday ‘half holiday; salary $1,200 per ‘year to start, with bonus and lunches in addition advancement if satisfactory ; pre- fer some one now employed who desires to-improve condition. Re- ply in own. handwriting, giving| full information as to previous experience, etc. State whether 1 estate basl- whip § p.ra. employment whole | Matteson, 610-611 Tefined, who Tas | untfl_epring 203_13th st. D.w. exclusive _achool; Address Box / REPEESENTATIVE for state experience and education. T Turner (Yo Tusement. V. ! KEYS DUPLICATED WHILE 0D MATTR AT, VILLCWS reno most reasonable prices. Tet us cal Tate. . Prompt delivertes und satistaction ar sured. _Eagle Beading Co.. 1123 7th . . Main :3“\"" B n comforte 0745, ldeai Bedding © wanted, Creel wants work of any Eind: Address Box 134-M, Then Mr. Kesteven—that's Mr. Tress’ { CHAUFFEUR aud houseman for small, private t “friend, sir—came to me, and i"’:’f""n".'.?- very large, fine ear; espeticnce i i and refere: 3 n‘:leda there'd been an accident, and ! Miss Tress had shot herself, and sent doctor.” * ;&r‘ ‘herocl(. eh?" sald Hextall. o he sald, sir—but not dangerous- Here we are, sir.’” d Hextall round the cor- mner to & block of newly crected flats, and he now hurried him past a night porter, with a meaning look at that functionary, and up one flight of stairs to a door at which he paused for a moment. He gave his companion an informing glance. “They're all a bit—you know, sir, . N o N naes Eentteman, T ot Bx- | J. A. Ramsey, from the southern land N Mr. Kesteven. He's never like |office, at Jackson, Miss., an investi- :hgt. But this may have sobered |gation has begun into alleged in-|man. Address Box 3i1-M. "";“flc‘-- i thefi? 0 modded ailently, aud lo1.|Cringements upon United States gov- | JANate SP°h S70ler and walt oo coupgn. lowed his guide inot a dimly lighted | ernment coal reserves in Alabama.| MAN of ability to manage retail and whole LSS furnished antrance hall, in the | Headquarters will be opened in Bir- | ssle sugar. tes and coftee business; prefersply Sak paneling of which everal doorsmingham by. the investigators. & men eXperienced n selling to' the relalt et (e T (TSR 0%8,of | Ramsey and atorean have’ veen | Sty " S el T open. and the doctor stepped |busy making plata of the govern- {3365 ¥ offive. e Plaze of light and upon a scenc | ment lands in Walker and Fayette |MAN wanted to run gasolne engine asa to “hich at any other time would have | countles. g B oot Tar. "Corer Lauairs, 2 and ) & . New £ :-Tx:;:-ps;gn‘?h{‘n:e’edl.l‘lfsiméulr'::.l‘: had | The two ‘officlals Will investigate | yax— white, or comple Tor small spariment AUmos D denty. rolled up before his|reports that thousafds of dollars'|house; steam, furnace and some light work; e o eveal what he saw he would | worth of -coal has been mined und | refereaces: oie with eme catside mork pre- Fave said that this was a scene set | 80ld from government property by . _Address Box @3-P, Stat office. Tor the stage.” Lxcept, that is. for | private mine owners. = ot | AN Toung and stk et atruid of v organ s a former state geologist Pemor i % ons ALy e, e ] of Wyoming and is credited with dis- | Scble 7ping hop: ‘ons ‘with experience. pi e e ey warm, whita fleah, | COVery of the Teapot Dome ofl field. | [5* F. J. Stocklag & Bon, rear b2d N Fio stood for a second staring at - GIVES COLLEGE $100,000. Box 70-P. Star office. [ CHAUFFEUR for Ford truck. Conger Laundry, 23rd and N. Y. ave. DRIVER—Experienced, foft drink route; e: {ablished route. The Atlington Bottling' Co. Tor Ford: must know of 2622 L at. n.w. DRIVER, colored, it; 617 Loulslaos nw. _° know house wirinj bring _reterence. p|0’:¢."Aflflrv ’ml g:-P‘ Star office. 5 .— | MAN—Vacency for experienced man With one i o Giban | Sl SR SR e feferencia. Addrses Rok RoA-Ln Btar offce. STAN—fadlatoF, teader or wheet meial: atate wages and experlence; all communications confidential: steady work for outof-town AN, 35, wants extra work between e = no’ canvassing: clean cut. Selling | SLIP COVERS MADE WITH YOUR Osterlund, 2311 Mass. ave. ' material; upholstering cusbions. SOUTHER! 60 | UPH., 1207 9th N.W. F. 8360. Suve tils ad. PHYSIOTHERAPY _AND ELBAIHOTHE sclentifically given. for sppolotuiens ohone Potomac 1447, YOUNG M 711 p.m.. o demoustrating. e will te gad ate on your interior and exterior paict. S When you tuink of puintiag think of Eiow B PRY. 100 Bt ow. Main 1361 MATTRESS MAKING AND RENOVATING— i Bpecinl for fall cleaning — Mattresscs, “box =} springs, iron frame springs. cushlons aud pil { lows renovated at special prices. Spacial — ovated. s Bed- woek utiresses | rovated, | Gy, ALL KINDR SEW dine w all Y & and folebing Churct S08-F-i2 or 1w He had_le YOUNG MAN, 26, with high school education, position in el rical establishment, ~with chance for advancement; by April 1. Address Hox 61-P, Star office. [ FOUNG MAN, high chool graduate, 2 3Ts.. | men business college education. Expert typlst and | oid clotning re the biggest. general :leric-l I:wulr‘m‘:;““ ;nl:g::":d"l. | Exchange. D at. u.w. Plhone ; at once. I} ms ) e TR L Tohe 0 SMats. ™| MAH-JONG AND BR 1676w, Marke. S H D I Expert_t \dams 2221, SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. | = SANTTOR—By caiored man ass wite— 724! WANTED—MISCELLANEQUS. BRGS0 W 8% | ANYTHING for rummage sate: will buy dis- Sardcd clothing, misceliaucoas hovsehold artl- SITUATIONS—! “les. Phone Frank. 9063-W. i et sed 8 Tabmdtions) o 05: | DABY GBAND VIANO of plizer plane; sed_ furniture to outtit large i ish,$3. 2901 18th et. Adamn 197 o JETHEARe T pinc. Shee By the Assoclated Press. BIRMINGHA)M, Ala., With the arrival in Alabama of Glénn B.. Morgan, from Washington, and 313-M. Star_office. 5 »l SOLICITORS for house-to-iouse canvas: good proposttion. . Apply Mr. Bhapiro, 311 7th st. Rw. YOUNG. Iadies, gentlemen. good Yoices, for amateur opera club; splendid ntay After 2:30. 521 13th n.w.. 2nd floor. . YOUNG MARRIED MAN (bookkeeper and general office man) and wife to asaist him, for general store on large farm in Georgla:' ste- Dographier preferred. Rent free. State experi- ence and salary expected. Address Box 14-P, Star office. > INCREASE YOUR INCOME. 1¢ you have & few hours a day or eveaing to @ would like to make 340 or more & real estate work, see Mr. INER, Room 210, 007 15th_n.w. e RBAL BSTATE SALESMAN. epiendld oppo tunity to work close-in suburban property. 1f you can_sell bouses and lots mec Mr. Arm strong, 304 K dg. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN—With cars, for £00d mubdivision; liberal commissions. _Room 210, International bldg., 1319 F st. p.w. 4% SALESMEN—Xew, easy seller, big demand; oo competition, 850 or more weekly; foll or part time; experience uanecessary. Address 208, Bta & Work guarantec HANGING—Bpee New wpring designs. Give us o fra 8413 Ga_ave. Ploge Col “Roors papered. §7 and up: our own selection of pupe: I 1. 6t | 15 At PAT 1 KAULE APERHANGING—REASONABLE FRICES: T eiay ; gool | workmanahip. Enterprise Dec: orating Cos. 1020 14th st. o.w. North 4081, P E Qui ND PAINTING—d. guar. work; reasonble ylees. Frankiln_8ve: DRESSMAKER, experienced, white or colored: | gx TIQUES, oid slass, cbina, faruiture, . brasses, & silver. 1828 —Piano business; excellent oppor- tunity. 222, Star_office. SALESMEN — We _fequire threo first-clase salesmen with cars. slight knowledge of ot burners will be belpful. but not easenttal. Call Mr..Smoot, Main 427, for interview. 5 'TORS, male or female, to Canvass oo Bouse” taking orders for' automoblle and _securing_prospects for one of r and fastest seiling lines of ‘Ametics. Justice Fuller Co., Phone West 2574, | 9od s.0. Linc. 3368, experi- PERHANGING d. reasonnble T keep bachelor Address Box 77.T, ing, good, god vgx with samples. N..7260. v’u‘sn. &;;i.’..'m;: OP 22! L udks sise. AND TAINTING: MODEL- X Phone Potowiac Tarajturs nn:kll of married or single. Address Box | reasonable wugex. North 16650 pace. ba X oecta AL B Arnold AKER First-class fitter; remodeling & "‘éMffi_cfi'fik_.R___ S ecialty: Frank. 91663 + | RoORS—rarts wiies AKING and plaio sewing, children’s | laneous books. Adamu MILL[NERY i ER, good. ?:«?“ alvo remodel! beading, bralding, GAMERA, Oirkut, 10-inch. Zimmerman, 1325 Conn. ave. 4* | embroidering: references. ' Potomac ‘814 _* ') p¢. 207, 5 DRESSMAKING at home or by da; = MILLINERY TRIMMER _| ESuN SAMERLE, 520 e, of ‘unusual. ability. for. excellent, All-year post- | MATD o beauty parior. expericnced. Addegas | Alth and £ oz Plione Franklin 833 or_post 7 . 7 | Dox 26-P. Slar oftice. * _ | GLOTHES— Wil pay highest prices for iadies” HIGH'CLASS SPECIALTY |ofrice GInL, l:;:.'smx“l o “dnncn'| ;&rfl“fl:mm? bx(flma n!hpw D. . STORE. ape. b tight Colored girl. s, 108 Tt o 3 Adgress Wox 1131, Bter offce. POSTTION with Feliable Taw frm by expe lmon Worn suit, ‘pants, overcoats, slovs, ¢t PO T etoxrapher, member D. C. bar. Ad-| Phoge ue Aute’ calls prompily. Main 414 - HELP—DOMESTIC. &rems. ox 2P9.M, Star off 4% | Tuati's "0t ‘Stand. 010 D. e “ASSISTANT COOK, femaie, in amall cafeteria; | PRACTICAL N RSE will care for ipvs lld'or,CLIDF‘fi'llS](‘?,—Wlh“;::n!n.l: :I;ull:flé‘u::'- 3 female, : : voman; - ., clty ot ¢ 3 y A oy 1108 B v . | 8d person refioed colored Jomer: S48 L5 | Dicenfor Indlesh weatiemen'a, children's:di- > . | nish bext of reference. P o oserTos:. | PRACTICAL BEWING Ty day or week: wrices | srtat! (OGLnE o Shytetif!” o, Adocess T DOjee ™ otkeT: ™| reasonable. Potomac 1 x s o North 1755 - | STENOURAPHER, _experienced and capable, NG, Digheat prices for m rmallfamily: | desiren_porition. "Adams T cothiog and shoes.” E. Ba * Boys’ wora clot TUTORING ehildren and forcigners. 704 5. “Ters t. nw. Norl . | Box 240M. Star ofic DTAMONDS, ola goid. miver, DUEht fof Zawh. "| TIFING to do_at home. Phone Woodside 815 G_st. n.w. Louis_Abrahams. 146, N 304 old gold Bought for in ‘s and 18, 1380 FOU young smen; Seeking opportunity to local concern can utilize training for position in the of the United States. The this unpsual to Box 207-M, e repats & St v, We repals ! "Yirlne” Matn 0976, i oot jired, refinishod and Tl B Pllnnsmflul 0 g H Address g DIAMONDS, jewelry reuns Jesires ofice Works Ad- | cash. - Alvip Hoffa, diamond broker. Lovms Y Qress Opensbaw, 804 10th at. miy. . €%, 717 and 18, -] 1515014t n.w. MEAT CUTTER_Faperienced 2440 18th st. INSTRUCTION COURSES what e confronted; [behind hit; his WECTASIC for Ford werk. Bes Mr. Maer, | AUTO DHIVING — CESSONS PRIVATELY guide muttered low words of ocon- 1612 14th st., At 8:30 o'clock tomerrow wora' | given. Csll Live. 82. Wa do the rest. sternation. Betweexa !?em nnc‘l.uthe ing. i S m%\qg:n Afln{l%mn g ! rest of the room, a finely proportion- g HER—Can_you sell_§80 monthly protection | nation-wide demacd in ail departré: , cd. handsomely 'decorated :&ddml:-. Mrs. Rea Donates Northwestern Tt :‘,, & ,‘,',,n il ‘i,:,:( et | foe cafetsias, cloba. Spartmect b ‘bouses: | nished apartment, ed by contra s s opportunity ress n 1 3 drasce the glow of tinted lamps, stood @ girl Fund for Professorship. &P, Atar office. 5 27| Bt e "pieeds Intortaa ey, Sl | et o Who gripped the side of a tall cabl- | CHICAGO, March 4.—Ars. Robert L, | MEN. you. tos, can learn fo sell real eatate emplored by o ,vm“‘"__ irts o | Sintae ootaeed BIFle nat with one hand and in the other| Rea of Chicago, widow of Dr. Rnberl'i"i":.."l:“ ln?in'?- :fldfiwpmmfl'- ! fichosl, 1M0 New York ave. CHASTRERMAID—First<lass, iield a revolver in an unpleasantly | Laughlin Res, for thirty years surgeon- | s 2 s G D made $i80.50 fest 1] dazs. t hts; must heve city references. threatening fashion. in-chief of the Pennsylvania rafiroad, | Cer pot necessery. . Apply Mondsy and Tues- Kalorama_rd.. Adame 202. She was apparently eighteen orlhas given Northwestern University | day for new training class. Expert furnlshed COOK_and houseworker. Apply 8fter G p.m. ears of age, very beautiful in|Mcdical School $100,000, with which to to close deals for you while lenraing. g:fl 30490 North Capitol st., city. " a dassling, un-English fashlon, and | gstablish a &ermnnant professorship in ;’:&:: :3'.:?'1'3”3"; b “mn . Oall c'——"—L"—'—%_fiooK GBS HOUSEWORKE T At that moment very- striking be- {anatomy, -the ~university - announced{ Tuesday culs. . 412 Evans bidg. 'Ask for sates | embrace goone Call after 730 o 167 10 Ape. eause of ber pallos, which ‘was ac- yesterday. director, 3 Jourselt . Olty” reference required.