Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1924, Page 42

BRIDGE. SiIGNALS 7MY, BuT You'RE A TERRIBLE DEALER, PARTMNER! " THIS SHOWS PARTNER THAT YoU HAVE A VERY POOR HANO AMD THAT HE MUST NOT COUNT ON You FOR ANY THING. A \ERY useFuL SIGNAL D1 You PUT Oor THE TACK , PARTMER TWHY, 1 COUNTED ort You For THE KinG TS TELLS PARTMER THAT You HAvVEN T TTHE KiNG “WELL, ! CERTAINLY DON'T INTEND To PasS THIS HAMD! IT'S A BI RELIEF To SEE SOMETHING o HIGHER THAarM A TACK . THIS SIGNAL INDICATES THAT Ypu HAUE THEM AND THAT PACTNER CAN COUNT O You FoR AT LEAST Two ACES AMD A GUARDED KING [l *You DwONTGoTO THREE HEARTS PARTNER? \ornwy BiO OME ! YouR PARTMNER UNDER ~ STAMDS BY Teil SIGNAL THAT You ARE MOT VERY STROMG ™ HEARTS AOPR. 1984 (LY. WORLD). PR TUR, LEARN TO DODGE KNIVES. Native Karo-Bataks Are Taught “Knife Dance.” From the Asia Magazine. Iivery man among the Karo-Bataks, in northern Sumatra, is trained in the famous “‘dance of the knife,” since i movements are the same as those in actial knife duels. In the one we saw two men—one all, with a pugnacious little mus- «he, the other tall and lean and <raceful as a grevhound—take their wces ut opposite ends of the daneing Zach drew a knife and with a ture threw it into the the circle, 'he music took crowing note. 1t sounded re chullenging each Musicians and dancers seemed itate some familiur animal of or forest. In a wonderfully d series of steps and gestures the rushed forward. bac and for- ward again: then, with fierce gesticu- lations. they snatched up their knives and fell to. “The steel glittered in the sunlight fighters circled about each nostrils <leaming, until, with a sudden mo- tion as swift as the spur thrust of a “nter detiant, as if two cocks other. | ingly | the tall one and wrenching it side- wise and down, forced him to his knees. Then, just as the aggressor swung up his weapon for the death blow, the man at his feet broke loose and flung away in a desperate whirl. They closed agaln, and this time each managed to grip the knife wrist of his opponent. They stood, breast heaving against breast, knives forced high in the air, as their bodies swayed back and forth. Then both knives fell to the ground and cach man fought for the other's throat. Now the big man suddenly caught his game little enemy by the neck and waist, hurled him to the ground and, grasping a knife, appeared to plunge the weapon into his breast. Then he proudly placed one foot on the seem- lifeless body and swung his blade high in the air in a triumphant gesture. We applauded, for at no time dar- ing the dance, which was as scientific as a fast-fought boxing match or saber duel, did the performers for a single movement lose time with the | music. distended and eyes| Hunt and Peck. From Judge. Ex-Stenographer—Does your hus- itam cock striking for the kill, the | band give you an allowance, dear, or 1= man, graspi knife arm of ' do you use the touch system? THE DION'T-MAKE IT SPADES 210 you?!! A SIGMNAL WHICH WiLL BE FoumnMDO OSEFUL IN LETING YouR PARVMER Krows TRAT You CAN' HELP HIM IN THE SUIT HE HAS BI\D “ For TH' Love A MIKE TRY AN USE A LITTLE Commor SENSE! Dont'T LAY LIKE A FATHEAD ALL TH TiME ~ THIS VERY HELPFUL SIGNALTELLS PARTNER THAT YOoU ARE MOT THOROLGHLY PLEASED WTH HIS GAME He Was an Easy Winner. From the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph. There was a good attendance at the annual dinner of the “Old Sports' Club.” The chairman announced that he was going to introduce a novel competition. “A handsome gold watch will be presented to the member who suo- ceeds in telllng the biggest Ab” he said. All sorts of strange and wildly im- probable varns were told and at last it was the turn of Porkins, & man with a mania for fishing. “I am afraid that 1 must decline to enter this contest.” he said. “On what grounds?’ came a chorus of voices. “On principle” replied _Porkins, proudly. “I never tell lies The chairman handed him the watch. A Poor Bargain. PFrom the Kansas City Star. Bobby—Mama, did you buy me from the stork? i[a.ma—Yes. why do you ask? Bobby—Oh, T've often wondered why you didn’t pay a few more dol- lars and pick out a little boy without dearie, “Coffee gives comfort and inspiration” - . L3 “IT MAY be stated that, after weighing the evi- dence, a dispassionate evaluation of the data so comprehensively surveyed has led to no alarming conclusions that Coffee is an injurious beverage for the great majority of adults, but, on the con- trary, that the history of human experience, as well as the results of scientific experimentation, point to the fact that Coffee is a beverage which, properly prepared and rightly used, gives comfort and inspiration, augments mental and physical activity and may be regarded as the servant rather than the destroyer of civilization.” This strong indorsement of Coffee was made by Professor Samuel C. Prescott, Director of the Depart- ment of Biology and Public Health of the Massachu- setts Institute of Technology. - This statement was not made on the spur of the moment, but was one of the conclusions reached by Professor Prescott after the most thorough investi- gation of Coffee ever made. For more than three years he worked and experimented in his laboratory. His research was scientific and exhaustive and his findings, therefore, establish the fact that Coffee is a safe and desirable drink for the great majority of adults. For Better Coffee Every Day, Follow These Rules J—Ses that the Cofles is not grewnd too cearsa. 2—:‘-““.“‘“&&.- 3—Be sure the water beil. Then pour if over the freshiy 4—Serve at enca. S—MNever use greund Coler & swend time, 6—Sosur the Oeffes pot. EVENING “NEVEE mall ORIGINA on appiving for emp. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, to handle excepti device. Good prospects and generous commfssion, Are in a_position to convincingly demonstrate merits of article. Address Box 252-M, Star office. BAKER—On d_and cakes; single man hroeder, Indian He t. Use COPIBS. go0d, cxperienced, TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924, HELP—DOMESTIC. Continued. CANVARSER. house-io-house, waoted: man or woman. Inquire 3506 M st. u.w.: basement. 175 COOK—Private family; references. lumbia_rd. = MAN AND WIFE—Good cook, care of house and grounds; no laundry; excellent accommoda- tions. " Cleveland 3357. BOOKKEEPER with bank experience for pea dger; must be quick man. ' Address Box 282-M Apprentice, small bakery. 01_0 st now. e i BOY in real estate office to collect rents and work around the office; good opportunity 1o learn the business: state age and salary ex- pected. Address Box 260-M, Star off BOY in office of large insura cor sge 17; answer In own handwriting, with references. _ Address Box 268-M. Star office. BOY for Slling : change tires generally uneful; Rxperieaced; reference 4532 Wisconsin_ave. Appy at_once. F_street n.w. CADDIES—Burning Tree Olob wanis 50 ex- Perlenced caddies Katarday and Sunday. Bus eaves Chevy’Chase Circle 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12 0,and 1:30. Transportation ‘free. ’ Report > first_clans: 1008 3 including room and board o right men. Address Box 245, Star office. Avply Good colored, first-class: second cook washers; no Sunday work. 1206 Pa R AND HELPER in _restauran young white man: immediate and permanent work. Apply kitchen, Merchants' Kestaurant, 1417 New York ave. n.w COLLECTORS (2)—Thoroug residentinl _section; regular tions: married man preferred: poxtsmall seeurity bon £35 per week 3 fami monthly colle must b ahle (o ‘pouition pays $30 1o Abply Collection Manager, 000 3 ank bldg. COLLEGE-RIED MAN _inder part ‘time. Special training. ful. leading e insurauce company. Box 274 E, Star office ENGINEERING DRAF stractaral Tuily. Addreas EXCAVATOR 1D W FARM HAND ; willing worker: $43 monthly and bosrd. kP Bennett. Kenilworth, D. C 18 GENERAL OFFICE WORK, middle-aged man. Address Rox 160-M, .\'l-rrv\!flrv.__ e . HELPER in ice cream shop; colored. Budd's, A HOTEL CLERE - Young man: must have had At leaxt ‘three years: esperience and muct be able to furnish the very best of refereaces. Address Box 277-M. Star office. PAINTERS—After 6 p.m. apply 1828 nw. Youns teacher or coliegs stadents e conintry: mierestng works £ ays. Address Box 171E, Star offce. ‘ood. reliable, with conveyan can give bond, an smistant mas “Apoly Singer Sewing Machine Co., 508 King st., 'A‘_l‘xA whole or ny succens- Addre Fomblaed ; ight, i nt position in Wi ewark, New York. ed, two wanted to help on truck hington Paper Stock Co., Rossivn, W sample corn fakes. Appiy Union Storage Company, Ist and K sts. ne., 8 to sell goods on trains; suit_required. Apply East Basement. Unfon station —We want to secure the services of & men who are willicg to learn and to work rd_for excoptionally ssured future. Experi e teach you. Part or fuli time. it well recommended and earnest. Interview from 7 pm. Goldsmith & Co., Goldsmith buildiog. Main 087 MEN to distribute advers m._ The Gaff Co., 939 D st 16° MEN, the T insurance work; experience unnecessary.” We will teach You how to build your own bosiness and make at least $150 While learning. Maximom commission and fully ~quipped office. ~ Agency Superintendent, 700 Bond bldg.. Lefors 10 a.m. fier 4 p.m. NIGHT CLER rnom furnished some porter %ork required. Call 11 a.m. Sat- urday, 1222 Penn. ave. n.w. £ Apply only m, COOK, woman, experienced; and all around man for summer resort in Maryland; man and wife preferred.” 1424 Mass. ave. nw, WANTED—SALESMEN. SALESMEN—Two. experienced tire or fcces sory. Apply between 2 and 5 p.m. Lindsey, 423 New Jersey ave. n.w. SODA FOUNTAIN specialty salesman, experi- enced in selling soda fountain supplies to Washington trade: man with auto preferred: salary and commission; permanent connection and bix opportunity for right pacty. Apply 1714 20th st. n.w. 16 WE THAVE AN OPENING for_several wal men capable of earning from $75 to $100 per week. Apply The Apple Consumers Club_of 1716_H_st._n.w. 17e PRIVATELY - do_the rest. await kraduates. A sbort in “shorthand, typewriting, or civil service will never be regretted: “summer rates. Wood's Commer- s Capite HAVE NG FOR SEVERAL BEAU- ty purlor operators in our newly formed Aasses. Garden Lose Beauty Parlor, ml‘_;.n. - Phone North 6400 18¢ intensive ~course bookkeeping, Uy reduced week T Prepare for amateur Enroll any time | gradustes. Loomis Radio College. PEGINNERS LEARN FASHION and sketching (n Tow LIVIN DEMY i ML Vr. 743 tuition Civil Service Examinations. The Patent Office needs 100 assistant exam iners. Exam.. June 4 & 5: salary, $1.560. Sten. nd typ. exam., May 13 and June 10: tuition, Also special course for maltigraph op- erator and mimeograph operator, June 4: ary, $L140 to $1.500. (lasses 5 days and nights each week. Home study course, §5. Special instruetion on calcnlating machines. The Civil Service Preparatory School, 8.E._corner 12th snd F n.w. Franklin 2080, Washington Business College. Shortband pays big dividends. Start your ourve at onre. NDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. GRFGG OR PITTMAN SHORTHAND Touch Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Acconnting. Penmanship, riting and Clvil Service. CLA! VERY DAY AND 5T0 7 OR 7709 PM on Monday, Wednesday and Friday eveninge. X;:’ charge for our employment service, Earoll today. PHONE MAIN 495 AN EXPERT training in DRAFTING will enable vou to enter this profession of high ant work. Learn now in yonr spare time. or day, at the COLUMBIA SCHOOL_OF DRAFTING, 14th and T sts. Phone N. 272. Our_latest_catalogue sent yon on rquest Shorthand only. typiug only, secretarial, #ad CIVIL SERVICE preparatory. day or evening: rates. $6 t> $24 menthly; no Advance pavient Small class groups and individnal imsiruction. Classes now forming. Refs. required from all sto- dents. Admission Ly written application only. WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, tide | EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. BUS BOYS, elevator girls, waitresses and help of all Kindk for country. 139 You st n.w. ' D0 YOU NEED a go0d sienographer, 15pist or hookkeeper 1f so. call Main 3430. Strayer's Employment Service. (No fees.) n-union man, thor. laterior and exterior only the best need apply. Give full Address Box Star office anjoist, efe., ance orchestra Columbia 76 work particulars. PIANIST, pow forming. tonight on: PORTER and distwasber. Apply Hayler 12th and F. SALESMAN—Opening___for honse-to-bouse man; new exclusive easy-pay. ment plan: can earn $35 per week: guaranteed salary and_commission at start. 900 Federa Dermanent po. only. Stewani e interview tion; sition: personal School, 1202 F st. n.w. SALESMAN to sell Ford cars, sutomobile sell- ing experience preferred: an excelient propo- wition for one willing to work hard. Permanent position.. Apply Hill & Tibbitts, 301 14th st. WANTED—Nurse, colored, $50: several colored maids, butlers. Futler's Exchange, 1221 25th_st. SITCATIONS WANTED First<lass _cooks, | nurses, waitresses, lanndresses, coupies. bt |lers. chauffeurs and general homeworkers. | Ladies” Exchange. 807 Vermont ave. COOK and general Louseworker wanted, $i5; must stay nights; good home; small family. Main 157 or Fot. 1607-W. i il-_:nuu and general houseworker. FPhone Cleve. COOK aud general housework; stay Dighis; ref- e ces. Cleve. 1855, HELP AND SIT RECOMMENDED SERVICE. Continued. ELITE ELECTRIC CO. wires 6-room house, with fixtures complete, $68.00; Goor plugs and rations. M. 5958 ' 48 H n.w. HOD FLOOK FINISHT mechanic at reduced pr 608 101l xt. n.w. F. 4891, 176 V. K AN JEWELRY sonable. P. K. RICH: . bet. 1 apd 1. Pr. 2 PERT TiA printing, by skill Paul Sex RAL TOUSEWORK—Colored girl. 519 Moss. ave. n NERAL HOUSEWORKER and shore for summer. ue Cleve. 8 Eust Irving st., O new, planed. scraped aod re d priccs. RAYMOND OLI- . 511 Lincoln 7555. 208 FLOOIS SCRAPED, CLEANED. REFINISHED, Bew floors luid; more prempt service & lower raies now. J.'C. Price, 912 5th nw. Call Quytime Fr. 6524 Evenings Fr. 7563-W. ERAL HOUSEWORK—Colored girl. Eaxt_Clifton e HOUSEWORKER — Stay nights. 2001 Woodland drive. Cail Adams 017" touework. Apply 2510 :_Col. 4088, = EMATD and waitress in a small famiily: experienced and well recommended _colore: yoman who will stay at nigts. Call Potomac 863 for ntment MAID, colored, for ply 1023 21st st. n.w.. the Lexington, Apt. 9. :30_and 5:80. Apt. . expe for two children; references; excellent position. Mrs. Snowden, 1418 Madison st. Adamns 4475, [SHED BASE some puy in ex 500 11th st. n.e. * wiite, to care for rooms to couple @ change for lady's help. mpetent, nights: 164 SITUATIONS—MALE. ACOOUNTANT-OFFICE _ MANAGER Fxper enced and capable of handling or supervisi all office details, credits, audits and income tax matters. Address Box G0-k, Star office 10 | BOOKKEEPER —Experienced | work; best references. Star office. BOOKKEEF “in_credit Address Box 2023, ACCOTNTAN | desirex conneetion: ambitious of work: can use typewrite | moderate salary. Address afie HOOKREEPET—Te . thoraughly * conversant | ineners camla i | omee TR | BRICKLAYBRS — Work 1644 B ot o CHAUFFBUK. white, with live sition with private family. Address Box or contrart, 15¢ v desires po Plone Frankiin 18 by day reference. Fr.8309-J. by Fily Ad- dress_Box 271-M 3 e COOK—Colored, Call at any time, 506 Ist st. n.w. 16° CREDIT experienced. desires to mi change; bard, persistent worker. Address Box 294 M, ‘Star office. . DAY'S WORK by man_with track. 1159 17th st now. DEAFTSMAN —Expenenced mechanical or 1 ographical, desires position in Washingtos. Address Hox 7% M. Star offies. E GARDENER, florist, for country estate; rell able single man; European and American ex- Dorlence; references. " Care Mr."Saider, 20th_st. Tight delivery 17! or bouse cleaning. North_ & in garage mechanical Stambucli, st n.w. o NIGHT WATCHMAN or janito wanted by colored man. Po! PHARMACIS' for ‘excellent reasons: experienced, active, ca pable of full or partial management of sto Address Box 297-M. Star offic POSITION in drug work. position 143 You st. p.w s; . L. McCartby, Apt. cither private or tru by well educated married man: licensed cight years in . C. Address Bz 323, Siar CHETARY and correspondent desires con | nection; accustomed to initial handling and taking charge; wide commercial experience: six years British embassy; good stenograpter. Address Box 319-M. Star office. 17 STENOGRAPHER (21), experienced. rapid aad | accurate typist wanis work. Main 8230, Br. 25 | between 5 and 6. . STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST—Work_evenings b capable law graduate with secretarial experi- ence. Address Box 268 M. Star office TYPIST, good, waats positon: long bard work and moderate pay desired. Addresd Box 178 M, Sta | HELP, COLORED FOE IN AND OUT CITY. 2 UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, fair drafwmin and typist, desires position: patent work pre- ferred.Addrees Box 177-M. Star office. Plenty of work on hand—Free. 426 R st_now. N. 2892 2 BUSINESS POSITIONS — Free registration. T e Dbl by The Washingtes Sevat for Secretaries. NO CHARGE UNLESS YOU ARE PLACED. Room 213 Transoortation bidr.. 17th and H. ALTERATION HAND. experienced permanent position. _Apply 132 ROOKKKEPERRestaurant and food control experience _essential; _capabin fnancial statement references Address o COLORED GIRL—Younz_ fo do lght iz in_offee. 1214 New. York ave. CHANGER and track_driver, colored: must have refermnces. & Co.. lnc., 13th and Eve sts. n.w. WALL SCRAPERS. Apply real estate office 920 N. Y. ave. n.w. experi Little FANCY PRESSERS on silk work. Appiy ready for work, Carmack Dry Cleaning Co., 1120° Queen st. ‘n.e. GIRLS, white, for f enced. ' Ambassador WATCHMAN—Elderly rolored man o act as watchman and caretaker. Apply with refer- Quality Lanndry, 18 L st. a.w. G_MAN for meat and grocery store. State age, falary and experience, if any. Ad. dress Box 145-M. Star office. 8% IRLS, experienced, wanted for corset shop. 823 110h at. nw. . LADY DEMONSTRATORS (two) for local de- partment siores. Carroll Erwin Co.. 707 12th n.w. 17" YOUNG MAN for general office work: knewl- eden” of bookkeeping required: goed _oppor- tunity to learn antomobile business. Ourisman Obevrolet Sales Co., a.m. o b p.m. YoU EN (3)—Over 21. neat appearing. willing_ workers fo_learn alesmanship: can earn £33 per week while learning: guaranteed salary. _ Apply Room 909, ATTENTION. Have openings for 3 men on local foree; experience unnecessary; references and bond _required; marricd men with car pre- ferred; a real opportunity for a werker. Write Ror 03M, Star ofice, giviog teiephone amber. SALESMAN to sell STAR TIRES on easy terms. “PAY AS YOU RIDE.” T. O. PROBEY COMPANY, 2100 Pa. Ave. N.W, T HIGHCLASS SPECIALTY STORE Has an opening for a FLOOR MANAGER As this is & position of trust, only those with the best references regarding charmcter need apply. Address Box 225-M, Star office. CHAUFFEURS FOR YELLOW CABS. We pay the highest wages in the city. New men average 28c 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 20th st. n.w. COLLECTOR Man to do gemeral collecting. Must have U . r. 0. PROBEY COMPANY, %100 Pa. ave. n.w. CHEF WANTED. A prominent Philadelphia hotel requires the services of a first-class chef. Reply, stating experience, references and sal- ary expected. Address Box 264-M, Star office. COMPETENT BOOKKEEP- ER FOR POSITION WITH ABSOLUTELY_ _ ASSURED FUTURE TO RIGHT MAN. FULL PARTICULARS AND SALARY DESIRED. AD- DRESS BOX 89-M, STAR OF- FICE. DRIVE A BLACK & WHITE! ‘We need—right away—sever- al hustling, experienced chauf- feurs who want to make big money. liziercl:{lces g:lguggg[ Apply to Mr. Ryan, c! V&Plfit}; Garage, 1214 New Hamp- shire ave. n.w. LADY of good personality and fair edoecation, A T tion: must be loval and faithful to ber work, capable of gradually assuming responsibility R o T e T4 Diminn tost.be Ao o warx SoAnY & M Radree o TRS hrer orbee MANAGER for cafeteria; most kaow how 1o prepare mena, generaily supervise the way food is prepared. A good position is open for & competent lady. State your experience, age and salary desired to start. Address Hox e S MARCELLER and all-around beauty parior operator: good wages. 1112 H st n.w. |17 MARCEI; WAVER to manage shop, o will give half interest to right party. 606 13th o SALESLADY, experienced, coats and dreses, Orkin's. 1204'D st nw, - - © - SALESLADY, experienced, coat and suit dept. Loeb Co.. 714 7th st. n. SAl LADY, experienced in ladies’ resdy-to- v;"t_ Apply at Federal Clothing Stores, €21 ‘'WINDOWS CLEANED, 10 and 15 cents each, Franklin 4014 Mass. Tae YOUNG MAN_colored, wishes pari-ime work. Call Linc. 8328, e YOUNG MAN desires position: 3 years’ bank xperience: Ligh school graduate. Address Box i office. 18% SITUATIONS FEMALE, CLERE-TYPIST—Yoong woman wiih some ex- perience in real estate woald like position in r;;l estate office. Address Box J01-M, Star office. > ELEVATOR OPEBATOR or maid in store or apartment: 5 years' experience: good refer- ences. _Address Box 312 M. Star office. RAL OFFICE WORK or manager sition wanted by young woman where al bonesty and faithfuiness are of value. Box 300-M. Star office. . | mae FFEUR, colored, experienced truck dri- | first-class, wishing position. | FLOORS ~YOUR OLD FLOORS SCRAPED d flnished st a reduced price. Call Fr. 11, C. B, 3 ENTTURE . Slipcovers ade to order. New York Upholstery Co., E_st._Call Main 3687 FURNITURE 0ISTD, RE| cheerfully given. 1124 8th n.w AND MOVING, by care- expericnced men: local and long dist M. Duteher, phone Lincoln 2060-W. HOUSE PAINTIN HIGH-CLASS "WORK, Duteh Tioy lead and oils used exclnsively, at | casomable cost: referonces. . MORA Jolm Marstiall lace. Phone Main 1731 HEATING AND PLUMBING - Automat water hea ailed on deforred pay estimates furnished. Call Main 9198: HOUSE PAINTING, INTERIOR AND E ror. by skilled ‘mechanics, Best refe Pal Serene. 908 1000 st 0w, F. 4501 REYS PLICATE KEVS, 25 CENTS, made while you wait. Tormer & Clark, 123 New York ave. n asement. F. 3 MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENGVATED, | down comforts recovered: reasonable. North 10145, Tdewl Bedding Co., 1524 Tth st. nm.w. ERAL HAULIN: | Main g7 UATIONS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Continued. COMPELLED to return to Kurope, 1 desive (0 ¢ dispose of ‘my entire line of high-grade- jm- ported linen, embroideries, beads, cic.: miso £00d wi'l. " Fine opportunity for party desiring lo cogage in the wholesae and refail :rade f imported nove! 13 Star bidg ¢ TRUST Tor saie. $625 payablc $25 gristuaily 31,0200 well Lo % ;i*n!,m TIV) 3 istied, £ood location, modern equipped. be 1 rooms. Jong lease: reasonable Owner must leave town. Call J. B. Ste, torney. 452 La. ave. n.w. PAR west, will sacrifice bis res rant: good paying proposition, nice fixt ideal location. - $1.760. North 7208 or Rhode Island LICATUNSES. STORE 38— o . oing ness will 13 Owner, Potoniad AT g LUNCHROOM ¥OR RENT—Open, mow . z Bood Lusiness: everything complete: s table; near car bara, Apply to G17 New. i) STORE, soda fountaln: 5. [ 3: Call Main 6738 MILL 3 tion: good businer owner retiring: DELICATESS HE—Good : large stock: living ro cstablished 15 years. doing good VORI SALE Good bo- opportunity for ex ‘Address’ Box 270« ROCERY AND ME T—01d store; cash, . Enot d store; cash, $9, Good fixtures, stock; must be sold this month; very £t n.e Teaving fo cheap. ' 71 160 MAT ind hox springs reno. Vated and 55 beds relacquered GEORGE STEIN CO., 341 Pa. ave. o.w. Maig ANU PILLOW. uble prices. Let us call, give e Prompt deliveries and_eatixfaction as |sured. Tagic Beddiog Co. 1133 Tib st. m.w. win 70 PAINTIN and L. Brown ISGTAND PAPPRHANGING - S5 and up: zood workmansiip Exterior house | v, Alwaysglad to estl- | rate & FRY, 1011 H st. o.w. Main 1261, APERHANGING and painting, gool sad service: will call evenings with samples W Chadwick. 1018 Donzias st | PAPE Promptly; satisfaction’ guar. 01 3rd n.e.Line. 5163 18+ | and painting, moderate | B.w. Phooe Potomae | APERHANGIN G — e war | prices; first-class work: prompt attention: no | | deisys’ on account help, as I am on the fob. | | T can save you 50%. Give me s trial. You will never Tegret ft Write for estimates. fler. 1736 1 ) FLANGING—Reasonable prices. 5o £o0d _workmanshin. Enferpries Deco. | rating Co.. 1620 14th =i, n.w. North 4051. 308 | | PAPERITANGING —ROOMS PAPERED 1N DU- | piex polyehrome. $10 and wp. Now York ave. North ! economical WILL SELIL, PATENT RIGHTS domestic furnace e kerosene: no blowers or pressars menafaciure; demoostration. Address Star office. entieman wi st about $10.000 ndle steam pi tractors: service o1 m | ear financing nrrangec rizid e MEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET 5 down town xection, doing good business: 8004 remus for wanting ‘o sell: i interested and address. Address Box 151-M fovestigation GRG ¥ woods store for waie tec of making comfortable iivis aving town. Address Box 64K, S GROCERY and meat store, cormer: zood | tion; good business; must leave iy 8 ‘.m‘i’ bath. Rent, $60 mo. Price, MEAT AND GROCERY on 4% St s.w., doins $30.000 cash business vearly: lease: cheap rent: 3 rooms and bath over store; price $5,000; old estabiisbed stand: one of the bes! in the city. Address Box 144-M, Star effice DINING ROOM, Olympia Apt. didly " eqnipped ina, linen and giai cheap reat, 1o% . SOLD, EXCHANGED TH, Main 7417, 16* ST, 3500 BE 50,00 . 607 15th §T. 904 14th St = DIRE 1421 B ST 1425 P ST | PAPERHANG —Ttooms. $3.50 and up; in- terior and exterior painting at lowest prices. Metropolitan Dec. Co Ph._Pr. 800, APERHANGING papered, §6 and up. o 3 & PATRING—Globe Funiture | nw. We repair all makes of Phona Main 5978 | X nos and players re | paired. refinished ‘and rebuflt by skilled work- | Piano_tuning. $2. | ano Co., 644 H &t ne AFFLECK N.W. R Cheap for cash. Address Box 192-M. Star offiee P. E./CA z Progressive Dusiness Broker. 410 Sth St N.W Bakery and confectionery, fully equipped: ¢ Income of $40 daily; cheap rent. Price, $2.000 with $500 cash and balance term; P. F. CARLEY 6155, AND HEATING—John B. Gueris, | . Cap. s 2417—Steam and bot- | ater’ beating, plamb! od power | Found'_relizble AND TINN v Quick servi n vou think of plumbiny |CAROW & FRY. 1011 H st' now. A | REFRIGERATOR _ REP azd ro Ls tor. M | RooN show samples. Frankiin HOSS JOBBING 18 in emergency | think of | ain 1261 Tour old refrigera. | i 505 ath now.. near H. | RED, 86 upt_best work: JUA. Tones, 1313 4mh st. oo | B FOR SALE—MISCELLANEQUS ARMY HARNESS, with breeehing and leathe trases, mew. for 2 horses $38: saddies, 35: double-rein bridles, $2; coliars. $1.25 up; ssed double and single ‘plow, wagon aad cart bar- ness, one-balf price. ~Cogswell's, 220 1ity st n.w. B Line. 6088 B iu perfect condition; rost for $30; ‘also kiddy coop and thres mahogany pieces, living room furnitare, setice and two armchairs. 1433 Fairmont st 18% . AND SCR es. PEARSON & THOMF Lincoln 6268, | WINDOW SHAT | order._ Free estim: SON. 711 ¢ n.e . M. BUTLER & 1t st Lincoln_6965-3. WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES—Good quallt | epague ehades fitted to your winduws, 85c; the best quality of opague shades. $1.15; hung free. We will call with samples. KLEE BLATT. U1th Lincoin_§79. PERSONAL. WILL, TEACH YOU TO BB AN FXPERT marcel waver and operator in all branches of beauty cuiture. Classes now forming. ~Half orice. Marell Reanty Shoppe J Lincoln 8047. | new s_local application. For appointment. eall Dr. Della Ledendecker, D.C. Franklin R848. 1737 P st. now. ELECTRIC BATH. MASSAGE. FOR EXCES- sive fat, nerve trouble. sleeplessness. rheum: tism; graduate nurse (colored). Norih G035-J. LECTROTHERAFY t-lamp treatments, especially for ex lumbago, nesritis, - infantile and _rundown conditions. Phone | Dr. M. MORRISON. PART-TIME POSITION (four to six hours daily), by young woman: college trained, rx- periented in buainess world, accurate, intelli. gent, agreeable personality, exceptional ability In"literary” and research ' work: Social and business references. Address Box 232 M, S (S s e | PRACTICAL NTRSE, by day or bour. FPhone Franklin 1705-W. L] WOMAN, young, wants full charge of em- ployed couple's or widower’s home: children Do _objection. _Address Box 266-M. Star office. PHY AND ELBCTROTHER. apy scientifically given by a graduate; trest. Tent by uitra Siolet rav; excessive weight re. Guced. " For appoiniment phose botomas T447. 1501 Conn: aver mw AUTO AND PURNITCRE SLIP COVERS, sedans, $16.50 up: coupes, $9 u; Southern WE ARE NOW PAYING §2 80 $10 FOR meu's and ladics’ used suits. Our prices for old clothing are the biggest. Wash. Clothing Exchange, G D st nn Phone Main 7 SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. SHAMBBRMAID-WAITRESS (white). West CHAMBEERMAID, waitress or day's work, two neat eclored girls wish position. 50 O sL. n.w. Apt. 2. 161 CHILDREN'S GARB_Part (ime,_refned. m die-aged, white; references. C. road n.w. 6 COLORED GIRL—Place as purse: wants fo £0_away for summer; city reference. Call 647 B st. se. COOK. zood. withes 3 Tlace (o go_away or . __Oull or write, 1433 11th st nw. JOTINSON REST HOME =1 for aged, invalid and coovaiescent: night and Gay supervision. North TR 1724 20th n.w. tion, | BABY CARRIAGE (Lloyd). reversible, s e1 cellent condition; reasomable. 002 Upsbur s’ PABY CARRIAGE. “Cartoy, 1326 Loagfeow st excelieat emmd t nw. Celumbia BABY CAREIAGE —Good condition; wery res soneble. ~ Call Columbia 74, 4Pt Me, 106 | BED (white metal), chiffoner, Kitchen tabie. ove, refrigerator. 3634 11th St. n.w. Phoms 1. %063 . PEDROOM SUITE, French | chifforobe, fall bow-end bed; saerifice BOILER—For quick sale, 6 or 8 room house. Saturday betwees and 6 pm. or Sonday betwesn 8 and Blagden's alley between 9th and 10th asd M 20d N sts. now entrance oo M st £, nort) . ERICK, second band. Apply real estate o8 York ave. e in & positien_to deliver brick to your job at cheap price. See our m tendent on’ the Job At 14th and G. Federal American Back bldg. The Sidoey L. Heck- inger Hosewrecking Co. . i 4 BUILDI MATERIAL salvaged from our many wrecking operations, together with i mense purchases of surplus siock, esabie us w doors, ‘stock sraes, ’net, L3 ll}hk 3 !lfi 3 c per s, ft.: new fre- per sq. fi: roofiag, manufactured by Certain-teed Co., $ ply. $1.75: Sply, §2.25. slingles, four in ose, pew, per_square, $5.00. ~ Brick, lumber, ew taiet outfits, sinks, bathtubs and fursaces New bathroom ontfit. $55. At bargain prices, car- load of ecreens. purchased from a gouthers camp. THE SIDNEY L. RECHINGEB HOCSR ‘WRECKING CO., Camp Meigs, 5th and Pla. ave. e main office, 6L and C sia. ew. Salésmen at ‘both offices until 5:30 pm Oue guarantee: ‘‘Money back if you want it 1aid walsgt: iarge nity, large dreseer. 1731 Conn. ave. 18% bargain; will beat WANTED—MISCELLANEOQUS. ANTIQUES, old giass. china, furniture, silver. sses. art objects. A. F. Armoid, 1323 n S173. Tield glames shotgans. tools of every kind: any(hing yon have fo seil. Groes's i 0.w._Phone Pranklin 833 or poatal. pay highest prices for (adies’ anc men's worn clothes. Write or phone D. Btein. 1308 7th st. o w. Phone North 499 OOOK, _experienced, colored, from V: Phone West 3136; refercnces furnished. LOTHING—Highest prices paid T for mens and ladies clothing. J. Bernstein, 1526 7th st. Potomue. 240: DAY'S WORK, any kind: rood laundress; also night worker. ~#10 Barry pl. n.w. DAY'S WORK OR MORNING WORK. by cai- 4 girl. 1725 9t st_now. STENOGRAPHER State education, experi- cnce, age, salary and three references in first I Address Tox 196-M, Star office. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, b; woman: also nurse place by Ref._§14 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. meat colored -grown girl. STENOGRAFHER—To do fiing and assist in general office work, See Mr. Heigbuck. H. B. Teary, Jr.. Coparinership. 1612 You STENOG] IST—One with knowl. edge of telephone switchboard. Address Box S5-M, Star_office. TYPIST, experienced preferred; T month. Address Rox 86-M, Star_office. i TYPIST, experienced, in real estate offics, for good position: preferably one familiar ‘with accounts; state reference. Address Box 212M, Star_office. WOMAN__ white. to Belp_with bousework; stay nights: $25._Adams 3487. YOUNG LADY for beauty sbep. 606 13t nw. YOUNG_LADYWork In confectionery stare. Apply 37 Bth st. n.e. YOUNG LADY—Over 35 years of age, Tiving at_tome, for small home-like office: must be £ood at figures. with some knowledge of gen- eral office work: those seekiog political ap- rointments do not apply; want only willing workers; $14 per week o start: rapid ad- vancement. Apply in own handwriting. Ad- dress Box 323-M, Star office. SALESLADIES FOR LADIES’ SPECIALTY SHOP Only lie wires with goxd appearance wmd S plications witl net. be cnsidered. Address Box 200-M. Star office. . YOUNG_ WOMEN _FOR TELEPHONB OF- ERATIN . . GOOD_SALARIES, NO PREVIOUS RXPERIENCE REQUIRED, APPLY ROOM 1 TR CHBAAPBARE & fivrom B RONE CONTANY. SALESWOMEN wanted, expe- rienced on coats, suits and dresses. Young Ladies’ Shop, 1113 G st. n.w. * SALESWOMEN b LT I i doparmas of 5 Nehm e _HELP—DOMESTIC. GARETAKER, white: fine puace for right party. Call Adame 1656 after 7 17 CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS—Colored. vate family; for country, near Washington; good wages. Beference. 3232 13th st. m.w. COLOBED GIRL, neat and reliabie, refer- ences, for half day's work; $20 month and car fire. Phone Cleve, 2666, by e e e WS COOK, $40; can stay nights; Dest references. S0 atiromia st . 1761, < HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. OTHL, restaurant, ciub and apartment bouse help for all departments today: number of po- sitions now open: cooks, Waitress. elevator, weagers, cte. Mutual, 810 N. Y. ave. 18% COOK and bouseworker; Tienced: small family and good pay. A. Fishel, 2614 Conn. ave. . ©00! Feneral heusewerk, reflable woman o e(':z'%'gm—-m: 500d wages; small fam- L1727 Q st GENERAL HOUSEWORK—By girl; good erences. 929 P st nw. . 16° GIRL, colored. wants place as nuree for pa: time_work. 1907 K st. a.w. GIRT, wants place, small family; stay nights. 837 French st. 1 HOUSFK HEPER—Widower's home preferred. office.. 16% pay you highest prices for ladies’, gentiemen's, children’s dis- carded clothing of ail descriptions. Address postal or phone. L W. Rice, 1333 re vers popular in this city. down, troe offers. We can use n's worn clothing. shoes. etc.. yon Main 4145. Justh's Old CASH RE R. Natiooal, like new: also safe check protector aod add! North COUC] sonable. : 2 small safes. 1 large mfe. 2 | cabinet and closets. 1 ea fer's cage, 1 bookkeeper's desk, 1 polishiag ma- chine, 1 melting furnace and bellows, 1 lot of shelving. _Apply 361 Pa. ave. n. 200 DELCO LIGHT PLANT, motors, fans equipment, electric iron; all 32-velts M. Mle. Co., 300 13th st n.w. DESK, double sanitary roll-top. 4% inches: $12. Reom 308, Bvans bld; 15 carat biue white, $30. 3rd g smail_iron DINING TAB] 18-inch: newsstand, two slectric toy ing. 28 ft. 1619 Irving m.w. 16 traios, store awn. DIAMONDS. old for casn. Louis Abrahams. DIAMONDS jewelry and old gold, cash. No red tape. Alvin Hoffs. diamond broker. 918 F st_nw., rom nd 18. Main 6458 silver, bought 815 G st. n.w. Address Box 85-M. Star HOUSEWORK or nurse; neat colored girl 725 Girard ot n. 15 HOUSHWORK—Wanted by colored woman, stay_nig! 231 mplatn B INFANT'S NURSE. white, scttled; best ref- erence. Call Franklin 4311 16* LIGHT HOUSEWORK wanted by neat colored girl.Col. 31 NURSE OE OOOK PLACB, by colored woman. 1676 Kalorama_rd. ‘WIDOW, with crippled ehild, would like of- fices to clean; references. Address Box 179 Star_off 160 YOUNG LADY attending night school desires ‘work; stay nights; evenings and Sundays free. Address Hox 287-M. Star office. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The fellowing busincss concerns guaran- toe satiejaction to Star readers. Any com- plaint fownd mecessary to be made to The Btar will recewe prompt atteniion. For edmission to Recommended Service Col- wme call Main 5000, Branch 115. AN’ BEDPUGS, ROACHES, EATS, ALL t?vfltllroyed expert workmen. ACME EX- EBKINAT[FG CO., 506 9th n.w. Fr. 3 66, ing_porches, breakfast rooms. Teveenar Rirdwood Hoors and all Kindn of TepAIE I estimates chearfully farnished. Phone Main 9398. Nights, Linc. 2751. CARPENTER—Any ind repaic atd jo sleeping porches a_specialty. Main 4966 CARPENTER—REPAIR _WORK OF ALL Efir doors, windows and porches EMI‘:)\ Estimates cheerfally given. Col. ::M l‘B'd d oriental rugs cleaned, repaired, CABERRS (s sl e e, ST OLEANTNG AND WASRING s ANING AND ve Sibere Kanlert & Oo. clean your carpets and Tugs. Lmproved steam carpet clesners. 851 Maryiand ave. e.w. Phose Main 2036. Beti- mates cheerfully gives. = i PENT CLEANING and repairing. Cap! gfimmmx Co. does it right at right price. Potomac 2204. 1835 17th st. n. Potomac 2204. 1835 17th st._n.» [CTORS AND BUILDERS! Garages of (-}]('[INC"F.R-“’A and repair work of any kind; terms {¢ desired (estimates free). ROBBIN' RAN- DALL_CO., INC., 302 McGill bldg., 908 G st. p.w. Main 3748. Residential phone, FPEATHER REDS and furnitore; best prices paid. Squarc Deal Furniture Co., 301 Eye st B.w._ Phone Main 563 FURY ant to purckase for cash some nsed furniture fo outfit large home; alse lerge refrigerator. 1_Pranklin_8982. 16° FURNITURE_High cash prices paia for all Kinds of farniture: office furniture a speciaity. Phone Frank! &30 Mass. ave. n.w. FORNITURE—Refore melling_vour pousebold H S. Weisenberg and get best re- 9275 615 E E—Tf vou bave any furstture o¢ | other goods to sell. and you want to obtais Seet” rhuits, ‘Send. for Louts Notes, 421 10th n.w. 201 RE honsehold goods wanied. fecl satisfied with prices we pay. Rudden, 416 10th st. n.w. M. 5991. FURNITURE bought for cash, Ad: “before 11 8.m. or FURNITURE, pianos, carpets, e T2%5 Tor wagon or Dave me call. *Weschlet." 920 Pa. ave. n.w. NGINE—_Builder's sieam boisting. _ ApD!. has. H. Tompkins Co., 9th and Rhode 1] . ES. iot of gasoline: wuitable for boain: reasonable; Stutz. Dodge, ete.. complete with starters, generators. Edgar Baum, SI2 oth st. ENGLISH SADDLES (imported), leathed lined,” never-rust _stirrups. up; bridles, double ron, mever-rust bits, complete, $5 UD. Cogswell's. cor. 1ith and C sts. n.w. FORMER Army officer, leaving, will sierifice 9-piece mahogany dining room set, perfect condition. for $150. Call Pet. 1810. FUR COAT. _geotieman: St nw. FURNITURE_Walnuf_ vanity dresser, aiso baby carriage. 1841 4th n.e. i FURNITURE —Kefrigerators, $2 and $71 gae plates, 23c to $1.50: Morris’ chalr, §8: revol ing_ckair with 36 folding rocter, g2 misceilancous $1 up; writing desk, 30.gallon tank, $5. Phove Frankin 1987.J. 902" M _st. n.w. . FURNITURE, 3 sample living reom saites, in mohair and velour and odd pieces, below coat; bz bargain. New York Upbelstering Co.. $19 F at._n.w. F_We buy nousehold furaiture e g R . *Sache Furmiture Co., corner e niw. Main 6308, FURNITURE —If_you want to obtain best re- sults for your furniture and other miscel laneous. call M. Shapiro, 600 Louisiana ave Franklin_8785. GOLD AND SILY and sitver Ising | AT he old useleas gold in your possession. C. F. Karr, Jeweler. 517 13th st. n.w.. below F. GOLD, su';;r“ - iry needed In cur mig. dep ek pat er's. 820 F_st. E PORTRAIT CAMERA, size 8x10; g Tacond hand; mast be cheap. Address Box 38, star_office. = . OLD, GOLD—Bring {n_your old_gola. . silver, latihum, diamonds; aiso discarded Jewelry, ‘e need them in our manufacturing dept. W. pay highest prices. A. Kann, Inc.. 835 F st. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES The Star requires [rom advertisers n this column references and a de- Yailed statement of their_propositions. and oid Full cash FURNITURB for 6 reems; reassnable: milor cobes 4 Rickiey™ Mendota, Tabie couch with matiress, etchings. The Apt. T URE, good condition; reasonable; sea 832 Deeatur st n.w. e FURNITURE —Must move storage warerooms, " will sacrifice fine mahogany pieces, cheat drawers, card, library, sewing, dining and console tables: dining room suites. china eabi- neis, bookcases, sofas; all colonlal antiqueq and reproductions. A.'F. Arnold, 1323 G st n.w. FURNITURE—Antique furniture; 1args secres fary, dressing case. comer rd, sideboard, hall ‘seat: very handsome. Col. 3065, _ 18% FURNISHING—Entire furnishings of 6 bouse. 643 Lament n. GAS LOGS, andiron drcsser, ball partor chalrs. Adams 340, i GAS RANGRS — New and slightly used: ail Eiten: 'lesn than Balf peie. * Why oy ol Every ran canteed. " 3. W. Williams, MULTIGRAPH _OFFICE_Well paying estab- lishment: owner leaving city. Main 5912, TG BUY small growing business. Address Fox 286\, Ntar_oflice. B o nw. prices best features; zood cabinet ed: need *cleaning:’ choice, new and others. 626 G st. n. 605 b wte GAS RANGES — That's not AIqulily and e LBOTRIC WIRING—LET _US ESTIMATE B ar work: Fa Milletise yourself with onr Method of wiring and _installing fxtures in Jour home. 'Call Main 2757 or visit our show- Toom. GBO. F. York ave. n.w. Beosemy West 2406 WILL BUY outright or manufactire and well on royalty basis any practical patented arii- el For interview address, with particulars, Box 209-M. Star office 18e GAS RANGES, in perfect condition: 4_bura: ers, cabinet, elesated and low ovens; Pearce smooth stove top, for all size ranges. 809 FOR _RENT —Automobile paint shop; scrom- modate eight cars; eact end Pa. Ave. bridge. R. F. Bradbury, 2326 Pe. ave. s.e. 18 4% st. sw. AS RANGE. New Method, §5 te $15: seeond. hand. See jamitor, the Concord, 17th and: Ore. gon ave. n.w. WILL SKLL millinery, notions asd gift shop u_splendid suburban seetion: geod m‘.un'.m, Address Box 214-M, Star office. . GENI 9; erxy ot ’ ’