Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1925, Page 27

20,000 N PARADE T0 HONOR FASCISHi Sixth Birthday Anniversary of Organization Occasion of Rejoicing in Rome. By the Associated Press. ROME, March 23.—The sixth birth- day anniversary of Fascism was cele- brated yesterday by a great mass meeting and a parade of more than 20,000 black shirts through the Corso Umberto. The big moment was when Premier Mussolini made his first public appearance since the begin- ning of his lliness and delivered a short address to the wildly enthusi- astic crowd estimated at 30.000. Muxxolini Greeted by Ovation. As the bands played and thousands of uniformed Fascisti with banners aund pennants flying sang and cheered, and a squadron of five airplanes flew overhead, Mussoli, wearing the black shirt and showing none of the effects of his filness, appeared on the baicony of Chigi Palace. Jutting out signif- fcantly In the premier's short talk was the ‘phrase, “What 1 want to say to vou is that it is Spring now, and now the fun begins.” After the first ovation had ceased, Mussolini said 1 cannot resist the desire of let- ting you hear my voice on this oc- casion. 1 do not know whether It Wwill please you. (Cries of approval.) My infirmity has not taken away my voice. My appearance on this bal- destroys the paper castle of falsehood and ridiculous rumors. “My appearance here marks for me and for you an integral and total resumption of Fascist action against everybody. Will you follow me?" Deputy Farinacel, secretary gen- eral of the Fascisti, after the resto- Tation of comparative calm, remarked to the great throng that the whole worid was watching them. The premier did not want them to avail themselves today of the celebration to create incidents, and he urged- the crowds to return quietly to their homes and headquarters. $3,900,000 FUND SOUGHT FOR NEW YORK MUSEUM of Jane Smith (Continued from Yesterda Mr. Ember's look was terrifying, but Jane was not terrificd. As she dropped the recelver something hap- pened to her which she did not under- stand. Within the last half-hour she had felt an extremity of fear and sud- den anguish, violent relief, and again intensest fear and suspense. From this moment none of these things came near her. She moved among them, but they did not touch her at all. The thing was like a play in which she had her part duly written and rehearsed. There was no sense of responsibility, only a stage upon Which she must play her part, and “he knew her part very well. She did not have to think, or ptan or contrive. | She knew what to do, and how and when to do it. KFrom the moment that she dropped the receiver at the telephone she never faltered for an instant. Ember looked at her with a,\vli which saw every telltale stain upon her dress and hands. The something in his gaze which should have been frightening became intensified. “Lady Heritage wants you in the stud. he said. Jane knew very well that he said the study because the study was next to the door in the paneling. If she refused to go, he would stun her or shoot her here. She did not refuse, and walked down the corridor by his side in silence. They crossed the hall, and Ember kept between her and the stalrs Jane walked meekly beside him with downcast eyes until he passed ahead of her to gpen the study door. In that moment she turned on her heel, sprang for the stairs and raced up them, running s she had never run in her life. Ember would not risk shooting her | in the hall—she felt sure of that— but he was after her like a flash, and she had very little start. She reach- ed for the newel at the top and jump- ed the last three steps, with Ember about two yards behind. Then down the corridor with a rush and Into her room, and the door banged and lock- ed a3 he reached it. Jane wasted no time. She thought that Ember would hesitate to break down the door until he had at least tried promises and threats, but she TheAstonishi ngAdventure By PATRICIA WENTWORTH (Copyright, 1925, by Small, Maynard & Os.) CHAPTER XXVIII, Anthony Luttrell's distaste for -his errand had certainly not lessened during the long drive from town. He stood now on his own doorstep facing a strange butler and heard a formal ‘Not at home” In response to his inquiry for Lady Heritage. “And Miss Molloy?" he asked. “Not at home,” repeated Blotson. If this was a reprieve it was an unwelcome one. Anthony would very much have preferred to get the thing over. “I will wait,” he said briefly, and walked past Blotson into the hall. “I am Mr. Luttrell,” he explained, and Blotson’s resentment diminished very slightly. After a moment's hesi- | tation he threw open the study door and ushered Aathony into the room. “If Lady Herltage is in the house she will see me,” sald Anthony., “If she is out 1 should like to see Miss Molloy, or, failing her, Mr. Ember.” He walked to the window and stood there looking out until Blotson re- turned “Lady Heritage is out, sir, and Miss Molloy is out. Mr. Ember was in just now, but he must have stepped out again, “L will wait,” said Anthony for the second time. When Blotson had gone he stood quite still, following out a somewhat uneasy train of thought. As the minutes passed, uneasines merged into anxiety. Jane ran the whole way to the walled garden. Once inside its door she made herself walk in order to get her breath When she came into the potting-shed she know just what she was going to do, and set about doing it in a quiet, businesslike way. From a stack of vots she took about half a dozen, broke all but two of them, and gathered the gherds into the lap of her dress. She put the two unbroken pots on the top of the sherds. Then she took a sharp pruning knife from the shelf, opened the trapdoor and went down the steps. As soon as she came into the main corridor: she began to put down the broken shreds, taking care to make no mnoise. She laid a trail of them up to the laboratory turning and then all along the turning itself, aisposing them in the middie of the falrway was taking no chances. She heard him speaking as she opened the cup- | in such a manner as to insure that they should not fail to be seen by any one flashing a light along the 1T DELLADONNA'S DAY OFF So T™M GOWNG TO MAKE YoU A NICE CUSTARD RICE PUDDING, NOW You HOP DOwWN To TH' STORE AND GET ME A POUND OF SUGAR, A DOZEN EGES, A QUART OF MiLk, A BOTTLE OF VANILLA EXTRACT AND A Dox OF SEEDLESY RAISINS — NOw HURRY - OH! Amp BRUNG TE_SomE WOULD WRITE ALL T Junk HELP—MALE. “SOLICITORS —Several, in the ians; call at’ 1000, 7th ot WANTED—-THOSE WHO ARE to teke Civil Service examinations in special claxs now formiog. s Iimited. Apply at Straser | n i { ADVERTISI: AUTO MECHANIC: o maedas Gork 41 st e e e Boving. S BAKER'S HELPER—General work (colored) $15.00 per week. Apply 311 Pe \u\‘nwlflll' ey 15 st - Miryia 1S THE SIMPLEST al ose: cadly read, fast, Eog., bus. letver | writing; grad. in demand; pos. Est. § yrs._Boyd School, 1338 G st. nw. M 3 m o commer: touch typing, spelling, WOMAN M SALESWO] dress and cloak dept.; must| have experience; sition. Liebster’s, 1307 F st. n.w. | THUNDERATION Y] I WASH THE OL' LADY Down SHE NEEDS AT TH' STORE - HELP—FEMALE. (Continued) T cut an d " wew awnings 116 M_st. n.w. permanent po- YOUNG MEN (five), energetic, to learn the plumbing and heat- ing business. Address Box 376-D, Star office. 24* o At least five years' experience; £ permanent position for the ' right y to the Post Exchange Officer, ks, 0. Va. ALTERATION work on coats; one with store pply Louvre, 1115} experience. A F st. n.w. . I8th and M HAND to Civil Service Examinations. Special course for stenographer-typist exam- fnations, 5 days and 5 oighs ench wk. Tul- tion, §5. Alw special conrse for all First Grade | exams. New courses begiuning today for Po- liceman exum. given each Wed ; salary, $1.800. Patent Office exam. Apr. salary.’ $1.860. | Reduction in tuition for thome who chter this | week The Civil Service Preparatory School, cor._12th_and ¥ n.w. INSTRUCTION COURSES. NEW CLASS IN TELEPHONE SWITCH __| bourd operating to start April 1st. Earoll at HATR CUTTER, experienced Gfét claws, good | ooce. Oxford bldg., cor. 14th st. bet, N. ¥. | nearance; steady position. Emile,’ 1221]ave. and H CARINET MAKER for repairing furniture: muet be experienced ou handwork. st.nw NT WORK form work. Report stx. n.e.. ask for oy’ . DRAFTSMAN, architectural, _for _part tine work in buiider's office; qualifications and experience n frst letter. Address Box 80.E, Star_oftice. 25¢ GOVERNME lite fnsurance w Address Rox 852 HELP—DOMESTI( COOK, stay nights. | P NG ap 3 in_family. Apt c town: Hot general 2219 Califoraix housework, ont of Apply Wardman Park HEY! How Do vou rak A CUSTARD MESTIC. . i Tundie | GIRL, with, cisy 1 G o3, ref- erauces, COOK COOK diune work, _any. kind.__Nor 7 COUK—First-class; stay - nigts | | SEWORK in_small famils, T _Harvend st GENERAL | calorea_woman. GIRL wants place; good covk or nuree 10 18th st = ENERAL HOU Byear-old bor: o ot reply. Call at o 5 11th o EWORKER and assis ll‘h middie-aged: g Texcolient foom aad bath: references and. are. iu. good hes must live on TUnless yo flice for interview HAND DRAW. our home by in- | or particulard ad- | LB R R e B PRIVATE. LESSONS IN F JOB PRINTER, allaround; take CHATE®: [ ing and ciuy modeling at unjon._ Address Rox 408-D. Star ofice. _23% | wiructor: no mail course SORIOR § dress Box 57-B. Ktar off FRENCH TUTORIY; ool teacher. st MARCEL fined colored women. office. AUTO T iven. Call by Freneh laay Potomue 3701-W, e 2K i WAVING—WILL _TEACH RE- life insnrance. whoie or part Address Box 401-D, Star time; large returns. Address Box 253-D, Star L * ES FRIVATELY We o the rest. wcientitic care of SKin permanent 3 i {ractive propusition to a hustler; car. See Mr. Rector. hetween 9 WANTED—PIANO PUPILS: $1 FOR HOUR ence. COOK—-Is there a good cook in experienced, white, for child 2 German preferred; Adams 1784, quired. 1185-3 years sfay nights: refer- 1759 Lanier placa n.w. town out of e mployment? We GIRL, reliable, honest, wishes. job in even tng; get dinners or child. Call after 2 9 [ GIRL, _colored, 2| Phone’ West GIRE, ¢ ings. Phone West GIRL, heat' colored Twants day's work; aoy “chambermaid, or b 24° 04 20th GIRL, colored. wishes place | elevafor operator (with _license), i _Phope’ | wants place as nurse or light : 86 lome pights. Cali-1p27 1tk DAY'S WORK —Neat colored 9060-1 {e_ | HALF &) | Fra R, L by iz, oat w© 3 | (Washiug | CARBGN .4 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. - (Contimued) “watches, diamonds 4nd old jew elry needed in our manufacturmg dept. Full cnsh, vaine paid. - Selinger's. 818 F st LD—Rring fn vour old_gold, sflver: plstinnm, Giamonds: also discarded ‘e We need'thes 1o our manuzactaring dept pay_highest_prices. A. Kaun lac. 935 OLD GOLD. wiiver, diamonds, ewelr piecrs eapecialiy. AL F. v Mat 6178, RECOMMENDED SERVICE " The Jfollou ing busincss concerna guaran- fee satisfaciim to Star reader: Any com- plaint found mecesaory to be made ra The admission to Recommended Servics Col- emn_call Main ¢ Wi ¥ st fce, Araold. G st Franklin REN RTS service Maia TARLE-. EATE PLATING o PARTS NICKEL PLATLD 3 feerantiched 1010y, 197 “itnw. Pho Dklin 5431, AUTO RADIATORE AND 'CORES; FRERLE- proaf radfatots; fonders and bodies repaire WITTETATT'S. 319 38¢h Sk mw. (115 Dlocks below Pa. ave) Pranklia 6i10. 1091 B st Frankiin 8038 HOXSPRINGS Right prices_and prompt servies AGLE_BEDDING CO.. 1123 Tth st M7 AXD JORHING TRACT ensed in D. €. CHEVELAND & KON Gerantum At nw. T RUBNING, need one who-will also do house- work; no laundry, children or| pets; family of two adults who!| are fussy about their food; the| salary is very good. Replies| must contain the address of| some previous employer and state the present wage. Addres: Box 410-D, Star offce. A’ A : uditing, bookkeeping; whole he bour. Address Box 307-D, ou_electric Bee Mr. representatives for t time. Apply mobile Ass'n., 17th and Penna. truck e City_references. Bernhardt, board door and locked herself insid it. His voice was only a murmur as &he heaved up the trapdoor In the floor and climbed carefully down the | ladder upon which Henry had stood | that night which seemed like weeks | jeard Belcoviteh maintaining an im-. g g o g :"‘!"i’r‘“":;“‘h};’":;l'w‘pr:a‘mnc._l Slavonic monologue within like the one behind the paneling.|' , t0OFatory. She emferged Into the garden room,[, She stood in the archway, “threw | opened the window, dropped out of |N¢T W0 unbroken pots against the it, and ran quickly and lightly along | OPPosite wall with all her might and the terrace, keeping close to the wall | theh ran back down the well passage of the house. ulfl.ll it turned. Ember talked through the door for| FVerything happened just as she five minutes. His remarks ranged|KU¢W it woufd happen. from persuasive promises to threats,| elcovitch stopped talking and which lost nothing from being d | swore. it was a polysyllabic curs. livered in a chilly whisper. At the |Y°rY effective. Then the steel gat end of the five minutes he put his| Was flung open, and in three lan- shoulder against the lock and broke [BUaEes Mr. Belcovitch demanded of it He found an empty room hlld}‘h" silence an account of what was a locked cupboard. When he had |Pappening. His voice ran away into broken the cupboard door and die. |i hellow echo and died miserably covered nothing more exeiting than| Jame heard him stamp back into Renata’s schoolgir] wardrobe, he went | the chamber, cursing, and return to the open window and stared In.|This time he flashed & light before credulously at the drop to the terrace. him Flattened against the wall, Jane had turned the corner of the J8ne saw its glow reflected from the house and was out of sight. {side of the passage In which she ¢ Ember came downstairs with the | Was. Belcovitch had seen the sherds | knowledge that he must complete his [#1d was exclaiming and muttering. business quickly if he meant to bring | She heard him pass the arch. It +to - any ~ conclusion other ' thag| Jane stole fo the mouth of the disaster. slanting passage. Belcovitch was He went straight to the library and | tWo yards away on her left, flashing rang up the Withstead exchange. — |Bis light down the tunnel, seeing “The young lady who was teles{Mmore broken pots, and more and more, - phoning just now, did she get the and swearing all the time, not loudly Royal Decree Issued in Egypt| pumber she wanted? She dig?{Put With considerable earnestness. % Would you kindly tell me which|Jane slipped like a shadow across Regulating Use. | nngiber 1t wast |benind him and round the corner. - * s a1| There was a pause and then the|Tbe steel gate was wide open. She “(:;\exen“_~‘f7£l;§;dl§fer:‘*;r§",, oo iatormation came: Sir Jullan ‘1| Fan {hrough it and into the lighted § a v v | Mesurier! ere was certainly no 70! ory was made necessary by the alarming |d8ughter Doth traitors, both spies,|front of her, bound hand and foot Increase in the drug habit in Egypt|both in Government pay! Molloy |He had rolled over on to his side in recent years, should be reckoned wé!h by now and ;*“’”:‘d“;:;L’:f””f!:(h'rtr:"j{':fid 208 ecause: ¢ i tnck tof Miropec - |some day, without fail, he would MmO Ise e Hone eaeatat A i e et | rebmnit il Bongis: taking u half step toward Henry as procurable with the greatest facility. | He came into the hall and released |Jane came running in Numerous droggists amassed fortunes | the spring of-the hidden door. As the| “Shut the gate,” said Henry In a in carrying on traffic in narcotics al- | panel turned under his hand he heard | $harp whisper. b most openly. The new law provides | the purr of a motor coming neare: There's another way' Out, & maximum sentence of three vears |It drew -up. The bell clanged.. Mr. |don’t think they know it imprisonment and a fine of £300 for |'Ember stepped into the darkness and | Jaue. anu infractions. | closed the panel behind im. EXACTLY ALIKE. 1M VERY FOMD of ouTOoor ) fup! | HATE LiFe ., You PLAY GOLF OF ' | e GAME . \T CouRsE, MR. GLEEP 7 leswon: all grades taught: best method U i FRENCH, SPANISH, Individual or class instriction ge. She put the last. two or o three sherds in a little pile about a yard short of the arch leading to the slanting passage with the well in it As she bent down there she Osborn Wants to Make It Complete Picture of Nature for People of Metropolis. By the Associated Press.™ NEW YORK, March dowment of $3,900,000 is ‘needed to carry out plans of enlarging the American Museum of Natural His- tory; President Henry Fairfield Os- born sald in his annual report, issued ye rday. g5 he Present endowment is $11,0 5.93 r. Osborn explains that he hopes to expand the museum so that it will bring to those who cannot explore! or travel the “whole world of| nature” Among other mew features| which he hopes to incorporate in the institution 1s & hall of astronomy. Mr. Osborn3s report also announced that the third Asiatic expedition to | China and Mongolia, under Roy | airs for night rhy Rakery o, MEMRERSHIP Spring campaign. to Mr. Kelle. om 407, Mills Bldg. n.w e E 5§ ) for permanent inside sales positions )0 to beginners. Apply 0 0 & p.m. 303 District Natloual Bank ENGLISH. 408 a MOENING girl. 2351 C ART TIME Potomac. PART-TIME WORK, ST SN i mess POSITION 1o asslet 1o Tousekeeping: { piain cooking; must be Srst-class place 18th st. . WASHIN i prices. 2040 Georgla e, fomac 3333 thel, Kaams 280 | cesENT “ { steps and copings Teeb. 1833 Vernen. et 208 | CHATRS CANED, u Clinted. € aio | P 4004 | K Quick rush. Prepare for big Spring, Summer Big pay., clean, easy work. Steady Job year around. Write ~Tel-City Barber! &choal, K17 E. Baltimore St., Raltimore, Md AUTO DRIVING LESSONS By expert instructor. Call Linc. 9679, COLLEGE STUDENTS—Do you peed any help on mathematics? Expert | Individuat conching, any branch, including cal; culus, one or two nights a week (Monday an Thureday). * Terms. jow. "Call at COLCMBIA | SCHOOL OF DRAFTING. 1908 14th et. n.w. PHENOMENAL Las been the growth of radio, America’s youngest fodustry. It is on the thresliold of Tne greatest developments in all its branches of Wnvention, manufacture and merchandising That it Lax ever seen. It ia conceded that nothing fn fhe annals of American commerce | compaces with the phenomenal growth of (his | OPPORTUNITIES for good salaries and rapid promotion are of- | fered young men taklng up a_course of study | in this fascinatiog vocation. Our Spring term s Just starting for (he courses in radio ope- rating_aud radio conatruction. Moderate tui- tlon Charge on very cary ferms of parment. Call or write for particulars. Enroll any day. LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE, Government Licensed Tralning Tastitution. 405 9tn st 23—New en- e e B | Tir B cor- 8th and L sta. aow WOMAN —Coiered, deniies FaeEE nd Ton. | EXCAVATIN ing to do at hame. (all 623 L st. n.w., or ! vating and heavy ha 26 | WOMAN wants part tine o )l': lanadry to - NER, coliege man, will give private | (ke home: good referrnoes. 2324 G « n.w. | FLO ovated ODER Teris reasonstic. Addrers | WOMAN, ~ neat, _tofored, wanite position &% | fors repovated, " MODERN FLO 7 on volle, Bome mage | 1204 200 st nw.__ o LI R 3301 N st. n.w. Phone | WOMAN, colored, desi | Guceg "G, <Hanw " 10000, 28%_ ! kind. Columbin 8451 AT c@untant, experienced, | WOMAN, colored, Virginian, desires permanent position. moderate salary; | ousework or chambermaid, tel. can_furnish references. ~North 7767. ave. w.e.. apt. 1 STNAKER and Baisier WORK DONE diess Box 108 { for ana delivered: reasonabie. ARPENTERS. jobbieg work 2 JRK of all kinds; Brst-class. W. R Alston, 1115 S st A BUR. white, with private famil, Address Box 474D: Siar ofice” i FEUR OR TRUCK D Dowition. Adams 5009, TED 1o Inthrest peopie i own town parking proposition. ~An opportunity fa make some resl money. ~Applv maoager, In- vestment Rullding Garage,” basement” lavest- £ . onabie T niw.” Phone Po-| Main = apbe | 22, s s agents! experience not ecessars; and blue suit requird in right pa Tnion N No. 3 East Basement, Union Statios d, capable, re. position: compénsation, Masan, Fenwick & L city. 2 "G Plenty of work in Puiladelphia, Fare will paid.” Appiy. employment office. School Buld- ing. 1911 aud Wharton sts., Philadelphia, or N Plasterers, 1615 Spruce st., | FLOORS LAID, scraned A FORET o ! Span FLOOR permanent .00 Inwyers o Wanis_geueral | Laoon 6% va. | EEPER aod od_w | eveuings. J. C. PRIC Chapman Andrews, will seek this vear . |2 for traces or remains of the early an cestors of man in Mongolia. This re- gion, Dr. Osborn is one o{‘ the most likely $he world for discoveries throwing more light on the origin of man. PUTS CURB ON DRUGS. K. readls oFmkn mach 0 i on HoffmAn machine. Apply at g for work. Carack Coor @ | ¥OTRG COLORED W i private family of adults: cooking and down. | Stairs work or general housework; go bom nights. 4404 Ciay 1. ne. Write E = PERSONAL. FOUNG WOMAN will drive or week CHILDREN'S — DR | style. individuality; Adams 1396, = { WANTED—TO COMMUNICATE WITH PAR- “Sapabie oT pro; | 17 Who Mrertiied fn Riar Saut two montis ¥ - | ago (Box 149-B) as teacher of Ligher mathe would 1ike 10 | maties. NORMAN F. DANTS, Conduit rd. 24* CLECTRICAL MENTS, mathiods: once, | FGRY tapestts. yelour o prices. Ph. No _Altma o slip covers work. . N. Yo RINTING FAI,E.‘!)I[\;lo— Young m.ninwfi_h ear’s experience selling prioting: will pay 4 Wages to one who pradices. 611 F nw. RELIEF CLERK for drug_store: 5. ings & week and every other Runday, ull day Address Box 409D, Star offce. = = w10 D. _ EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. _ for gas tanges and Pitiaburg | COOK, white and Filipiso: also Filipino bot wuter heaters; not house-to-house work; ex-|ler, pantry girl, collar ironer, boel waiter, perience preferable. but will trala right’ tvpe | houseman. white. North 193, 2 of man: call 430 to 5:30 p.m. EdRar | URDEN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Morris Sales Cop.. 1805 G st n.w. all vacancies with satisfactors help. 4720, "Any one desiring a position sbould ply 1320 W st n.w. Strayer Employment Service. Operaied by Straver College for its students and’ graduates. Good busineas Dositions pro sured all that are qualified. NO FEES. 21 Thirteenth 8t Majn 3430, For Efficient Male Employes CONSULT OR CALL Fod o A FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1786 G St. __ Main 8250. BUSINESS POSITIONS—Free registrat Washiogton Employment Exchange; operated for the public by the Washington School for Becreturies, NO CHARGE UNLESS YOU Room 213, 3 . | covers raade. Est : MADE _ WITH . _TITTENSOR workmanship. careful L INSTAL prices. W, n.e. Linc. 8768 n.w. experienced; 1014V et {ing: | 637 Mass | J0B PLAS xperienced man Drices: work guara 8-—-DUPLICATE le you wait. ] | York ave. n.w LAWN MOWER an duciog plans from e work _at_home. N Bidg, - - Gt3 beb. A% e GIVE 600D BOARD AND CARE TO | R girl between § and 12; good suburban home: | Bon't wa't Jow rate for_desirable.child. . Address Box | F. ARMIGER, 356D, Star oot _teans 23%_ | MATTRESS ELECTRIO BATH. MASSAGE FOR RHEU- | this mo., ‘matism, lumbago. poor cir Phone N. necessities in Wash- 150 used daily: fncome, ceekly: experience unnecessaty. Write BT, the J. R. Watkios Comps nion ave.. Newark, N. J S, with or without cars: estate terred. Hustlers can make big commissions _promptly paid. [ nd 8 onl. SALESMEN—Largest concern of Its kin the country desires three men of abillly to o Washington and near territorr. = No 1ty proposition. Address Bos 454D, Ki | more than ington: 8 i AND O STER 3 all kinds. Reasonsble prices. | SALESME | experionce 1 ey Tibe JORS WANTED for_seve Howard University ¥. M. sw0. MACHINIST, work of auy kind. 1_students. culation: | Bedding C: C. 4., Colymb duate nurse ). Ph . 8033 | METAL G. = 24°_{¥OR CONVALESCENTS AND SEMIINVA. | $10 down, £10 s month. ' T 20 “years' expericnce. wants | iids, a charming home with best care and | paioting. Sheppard & McClure, Ad Address Box 411-D. Star | food; reasonable; referemces. CaH Cleveland | _ 4 __~_23° | PAINTING AND ¥ GIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMO! pepaatlc. mechvalc MARIE STEVENS, elec. nesdle expert LL. 1526 years' exp. 300 Kresge Bifg., 111 and G. 28° | PAINTING SLIP COVERS, OVERSTCFFED SEPARATE | | cushions. snap fasteners. $23.50. Samples given | RV, ISHERWOOD, 1207 8th n.w, Fr. 611 | WEIGHT SATELY AND RAPIDLY REDUCED - | with wond. FRENCH METHOD. *Speci to Govt. employes. Dr. DELLA D. LEDEN DECKER,D. C.. 1737 P ét. n.w. Phove Fr. 8849, | | DRESSMAK | Ask " for EMY. 1517 Rhode Taiand_ave. A GRADUATE 1N BLECTBICITY WILL GIVE | Fou scientific. {reatments; excesslve weight re | Quced by new methods. Phone Potemae 1447 DRAPERIES, WINDOW SHADES AND SLIP- | covers made to order st greatly reduced price: for Mareh. We are showing a complete line | of the Tatost interior decarations LANSBURGH INTERIOR DECORATT T39 11th St N.W. Palius Pres. & Treas WANTED—MISCELLANEQUS. ANTIQUES—Furniture, silver, china, brasses. mirrors, art obe Main 8138, A. 1823 G st_n. s BOOKS- HBOOKS— BOOKS—AIl Kinds. | them {n'" or phone about large lots, Franklin | 9416, Teariman's Book Shop, 083 G n.w. | LATEN CAMERAS Zools ot | Phose. Adams 508 every kind: amything ) L Groce's. FRE {11th'and E n.w. Phone Franklia 833 or posta CLOTHING —Highest prices [ald for 4 4 Clothing. 3" Berastein, 1520 | paao man Lt nd women's used ¢ - 3. Berastein, 1529 | plltay Ds : e e | ROOFS REPAIRED AND PAT % ! 1 and spouting; small monthiy parments. CLOTHING—W I"fi ;‘xln e er-lr Kive you | 8139. Nig J. 1003 9th _n.w. the same square dollar valoe for all the men's | < PLATERS Wora muita; ‘hoet, pante, etc..that you il | LA S o w7 Tt e kiow. - Justh's-0id -Stand, - 410 | 3 SCHAEFER-SANDER: ey 1 . 843 I st CLOTHING—WIIL call Ta my unletiered auto: | PLONBING & TIEATT | moblle, city or suburbd, aud pay you highest | bil MEING ) prices ‘for Iadies’ gentlemen's. children's dis- | fot water heating, wiumhing | curded. clothing or‘ n\lmdu-irn“:ln.l. Address | plants, -Fonnd reflable for stal or phone. T will call.” W. Ride, 1332 | Bttt o B T Guttertsg aund spou » | Tinuing and_roofing. 3 03 Oth st. nw { 1 in 7610, | ¥ DECORATORS, PAINTING AXD white: - reasonabie AND & fiewt class; Phone Col. | 1 and_toof PERHANGI it costs bo colored, desites permanent work, orth 6430, i . young colored, waats work from 12 until 6 in morning, in cafeteria or jan- b in bufldiog. Addréss Box 431D, &tar . 24 and 1| Quick, HIGH-CLA: I colors ustd exc MORA OND BAKER, experienced vhlu—;!‘mn 3 2 LEANER or wages uo object. BAllman by colored 2717 Sherman ave. S 23 S WANTED with bicycles. Appiy MIEN. Y. ave MAN. 18 1o 20 years old. for cle ork. Must have knowledge of book- pirg and typewriting. Apply to O'Hanion pply Co.; 4100 Georgla ave. 239 CHAUFFEURS. Big money for steady men. Beginaing of season. Apply Dow amd get good assign- Appiy to Mr. W. L. Wagner. YELLOW CAB CO., 1233 20th St. N.W. G MEN (five), energetic, | to learn the plumbing and heat- ing. business. Address Box 376-D, Star_office. 24* BRICKLAYERS W D AT ONCE. Apriv-fo_job at 3rd and M sts. n.e. WANTED— " SHOE SALESMEN: The Family Shoe Store has an opening for two shoe salesmen and will consider applications for the position from those who are thoroughly experienced in the fitting of shoes. They must be courteous and willing, and render in every case painstaking service.in tife interest of the cus-l | tomer. . Those who feel that they are amply fied should apply in person between the of 0 and 10, any morning of this week with the esception of Saturday. The position of- fered i permanent. THE FAMILY SHOE STORE, 310-312 7th St. N.W. WANTED—SALESMEN. BOND SALESMAN WANTED—Exceptinnal opportupity with established Srm for experi- enced Securities salesman. Only thase who desire permanent cofnection need apply. Ad- Aress Box 359.D. Star office. o REAL'ESTATE SALESMAN, with car, to sell new bomes. We have pienty of prospects. If you are a hustler you can earn §5,000 a vear. Call between 9 and 10 4.m, a3 rus_Simmons. 1410 B 3 MEN—To_sell highgrade commerelal speciaiiies. Room 301, Dist. Natl. Bank Bidz. abie —BY WEBSTER ERHANGING st PAINTER, Tousedl Git and aside ympt, éMficient service. ne Lincoln 5413, AINTING, kalsomiaios, wall scrapiag who | 76113, J. Prince. recommepied. | pLUNBING AND HEATING JOBS want % _icity or countrs: expert mechanic. Addre TNt a g e gon | Box TAE. Siar ofice et o ; wn- | P =t B8 5D, | FORTER, Janitor or_ bouseman: _reliabie B T Sy AN ”'l;yuu-m Taglor, 1511 Swann st. n.w. Phone Star office R Sy | REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—Middic Scssh Box 30¢ B, Ster stue. | experienced; with car: fall defails by lette DRESSMAKER wanted_ 816 18th si_nw. ¥ | 2, %1024, Wisconsia ave. mw: SLEVATOR OPERATORS—Two white women | _ % * e veraging the following qualifications: 25 years | TYPIST, experienced, good education, yeun, old; weight, 130; height, 5-4: must come Well | man: $20 week. . Col. G380 3 recommended us'to abilily wad eharacter. Ad | G OGO ress Box . Star ofice s By FINISHERS AND — DRAPER, cxpericnced, | ofee - roroor s Addmss Box §00-D. Star white. 1003 Hobart at. myv. 24e 30 » BT, A ) 4 GIRL fo take clarge of cloak Toom 7o Wigh | S ss cabaret. Apply to Mr. Katzman, Belasco = today at 4 p.m. { of_any for pieasant outdoor work, = no collecting. Call hetween 4 and § E.P. Howard, New Winston Hotel. 24* to well a_desirable Tine of imported | goods used in every home: fine opportunity: full or part time. Address Box 400-D, Star office. 230 MANGLE GIRLS, experienced, white. Afcade Laundry, 713-731 Lamont st. n.w. MARCEL WAVER. experienced. operator. Mareell Shop Ate Congressional Library. MARCEL WAVERS—Neat, tefined oper: Phone Adams 4463. MEMBERSHIP sales reprosentativ Spring campalgn. Full or part time. Apply to Mr. Kelley. American Automobile. Ass's. Room 407, Mills Bldg., 17th and Penoa %0 TSSO . . | PRESSERS, 10, calored, ualj- | dresses; steady positior ours | 14th and Spring rd. n. | SALBSLADIES wante ______ _HELP—FEMALE. _ 5 i UTERATION HANDS: 606 gowns: Diust very capable: gdod positions to those swho must _comewell ¥ou_can afford. _frst. _Linco! PAPBRAANGING Enterprige Tieco. 1629 140 st 0w WELC,WHAT Lo You T OF PRoHgi o I MY OPIH(Op TS A SOKE AMD 1T CUGHT o B REVEALED M FoR (M 1M FAVOR oF PROHIBITION. WE SHOULD HAUE HAD T YEARS paintiog and- ©o. Low. prices: work Phone North 4051 AND_ PAINT] e Drices for this week only, average size Foom. EeTDing; evacks o be poiatad and papers with- poiychrome paper and -bmder for $13; Iso interior and exterior painting with_vers low prices. We also speciglize plasiering. Work guaranteed without _delay. Dec ? 2% guar PERSOMAL i o Cafeterin. Ad- < Patterson, Apt. i | —-Spri Gre the rush. Reagonal i Fla. ave. n.w: Phone o 1 F. Ar| GAPERHAN ooms and 2-atery b, { $60: - Wints price: guar. wor painting, " Adams 2325 | PAPERHANGING A. T. GEORGE, 24 ‘J EGDAL, 3 NED, Mags. 3 aged (1R, desires work Box_§6.E, Star office. YOUNG MAN—25. Typist, salesman, hookkeepar; saveral yeas experience.” Address Box TI-E, Star office. 25+ OFFICE MANAGER, —present employer leaving city: wants ro- { sponsible position with good business concers {Dias had full charge of business in absen. of ‘owner, and In experienced in the install tion of Accounting systers and mansgement of offices. Address Box 231-D, Star ofice. JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. Age Accountagey school graduate, ‘lo- Lomé tax experience, also over ‘10 years of fdiversified _experienca’ other than sccountancy in commercial, -indws(rial and governmental work. With the right concern, salary be- mes secondary cousideration. Addresa Box R Star_office. 2 10 aad taking Ing at lowest prices : F" 800, TED, guttering Main You' re ABSOLUTELY WROMNG ABouT THe LEAGUE 1 we WANT No EMTANGLING ALLIANCES MY HUSBAND 15 FECULIAR, HE SimPLY LOATHES plasers SYou'RE TALKING MOMSEMNSE AND 1'tL TeLL You WHy ! i THE FIRST PLace — V) colored 23! WOoLLD RATHER B8€ SHOT t prices for and men's worn clothes. Write or phone D. Stein, 1808 7th st: n.w. Phone Nerth 499 Id_gold, sliver bought for 815 G ot nw. K Jewelry wnd old gold_ for carh: | 5 Alvin Hoffa, dfamond broker. 913 | o0q repaicing. g ol-mw. Mooyt and 48, Main 64 | livered. = Phoge North 109 " | FEATHER BEDS and furarture; best prices | R. Small. 710 T t. f.w. A puld. Sauare Deat Furnfture TILE ~WORK répuis o experienced in piaited The Vogue Cleaners, paperhanglig; Drices: 3401 Sherman ave. } Louis_Abra DIAMOND: o’ delays. ____SITUATIONS—FEMALE. RBOOKKEEPER, expericnced, Kkno! ('1‘( stenography. Address Box 478-D, St ce. COMPANTON-NURSE, Virg nlan, wants a position. Ales 2027 P _st. Phone North 8812, DRESSMAKING, wash dresses, 85 and wp; siik jdresses, $7 and up. 943 Shepherd et. n.w. Phone Col. B484W. Yo 24 FRENCH GOVERNESS, with excellent refer- ences, wishes Eolltln\l: Bo objection to travel. llon, 7 E. Kirke st., Chevy Chase, L.lfl. DY, refiaed, youns. Sl e Joftar’s awaistguttenlacy 830, per we! experienced in - geaeral ‘of bookkeeplug, must be experienced ; | Apply Stanles's Mil'| SALESWOMAN, “fine recommended SALESWOMEN, estate experieace preferred. | make big mone: paid. 1715 STENOGRAPHER — Experienced, Accurate salary, $22.30; advancement as deserved. Give detafls of 'experlence and references. _ Ad: eress Box 305.D. Star_office. 235 WAITRESS, experienced, Lunch, 9th and & stx, n.w. GIRLS, of neat appearance, for branch office work; preference| given those with experience in laundry and dry cleaning busi- ness. Apply ‘Arcade Sunshine| Co., 713 Lamont st. n.w. SALESWOMEN Experienced in misses’ coats sud dresses Address_Hox 355-D. Star ofiice. GOOD_BALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING * PERIOD. REGULAR AN FREQUENT ~INCREASES HEANRS TELEPHONE - _OPERATING. HE IDEAL OCCUPATI TR YOI WY APPLY FIRST FLOOR 722 12th ST N.W. wis: st come well 721 Bth st. n.w. 24° i real Hustlats _can 1iberal commissions promptly oiin, ave., between 4 and 6 guly. + %01 Eve &t | TirE WORK repuiing; FrREE T work: guaranteed: Edwin E. Ellet. 1106 $it 731 educated, M ¥ v furniture or other goods to well, and you want to obrain Dest results. send for Louls Notes, 421 10th #i._n.w. Phone Franklin 2015. FURNTIURE ‘encugh for an §room hou Call M. 2506. o= 5 FURNITURE—Cash for_desirable furniture contents of -housés w Specialty: also pianos, ‘fxturés and shgweases. Wanted. Just aud you will_get the best ze- RECAIRS. trunke. leather bags. o Miatz. §38 F UPHOLSTERING—Fvralture covers made at epecinl prices. Phone Main 3 622 E at. o Turniture covers at special prices | Upholatering Co... ATERPROOFING roofing; all Jjohws WRIGHT, Box Tepaired TrHe WIVES — | oF ™e = | wwo e wanted. Savoy 240 § /A MY DEAR TH85€ Two Men ARE EXACTLY ! ey OUGHT T KE Qécome GREAT FRIENDS to buy direct from & ome_wked i Plione ¥ nfi: FURNITURE —ilighest prices oafi for second- Land, I;_urm Give us Furni- ture o _Fr FURN{TURE and houschold of . kinds "54&‘15“"‘ canli J””m’uflgu RS Herrell: Oth_st. wa. Muig’ kS FORNITURE—Want_sullicient to completely furnish six_rvoms, FURNITURE a) ‘home furnl . Call Main 9438. riangle Furniture Exc 1008 Tth st. nw. W A s FURNITURB—If you wAnt to get fall value for your furnitgre @ horsehold good Furniture Co., n_2508, 0_Lou FURNITURE of ail kinds wanted: best prices paid. Capital Furniture Co., 400 La. ave. | a.w.._or phove Franklin 10267 5 FURNITURE WANTED #ud Food ou will feel sailsfiocd with prices I pay. ‘aisenberg, 416 10th st. n.w. Main 92i5. FURNITURE, Phone M. 1282 for Wigo: Wesebler."" 1420 Pa FUR umrll fixtares, Sachs Furnitirs now:e Mamn_a398.~ "o | FURNITURE—If you want fo ob ¢ re- sults for your furniture and other miscel laneous, call Mr. Shapiro, 600 Louisiana ave. Im.w. Fravklin 3785, r = | THAT'S MY GEORGE ALL OUER! ) HAVE To TELL HIM WHEN — 1 HAVE best attention. TADY, tho: ta.. 1, Apacostl office . work, " als0._ knowl desires position by April 10, Address. Rox | 50-Ey Btar office. 24 B.X. OPERATOR, experieuced, colored girl wislits_evening work._North 9764, REGISTERED NURSE would like position fo care- for wemi-invalid or nervous Eflllbn willing to travel.. Address Box 78-E, Star office, 4 s 28 RESIDE? Al R, B3 perienced ; desires connection with high class apartment house: satlsfactory” refetences 1 for interview call Caito Hotel, Mrs. {OGRAPHER, experienced (Knewledge of Vookkeeping), evenings. Potemac 2522, 24% RTENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, high sehool caton; $20_week. Col 43053, % STENOGRAPHER, 'alfo - bookkecper, YOURg lady, broad experience: capable tuking' charge | of offiee: excellent references. - Address, 453D, Star_oitce. WOMAY, white, wishes part-time work housekéeper ‘or pract nurse. North 8548. SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. ('DCI’LH“W;N):: and thl}l;l‘!‘u_,r:s:x:‘:- rienced:” willing ve city. e NES INDEED ! THEY HAVE SO MULH 1N COMMoN YoU KMows - MY FRAMK MEVER MOTICES WHAT | WEAR. | CAM PUT O A MEW DRESS AMD HAT ANMD HE MEVER SAY S A AND DOOR - | guality opaque shades fitted 1o you 11! §5c: the best quality of opaque h hung free. We will call with sample BLATT; 11th and H. WINDOW SHADES AND to order. Free estimates. SON, 4000 ~ WE “STILL Tave two’ openings in local sales *organization for security sales- men, Preferably with a cllentele, but this s Dot an -absolute requirement. Willingness to work and ambition for larger oppartunities are the qualifications we look for in sales- men. Call between § 10 a.m. or after 4:30 p.m., Monday_ ot Ty The Newark Company. Southern Burlding. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. tablished, well -equipped office, with good clientele and many prospects, needs good, live men, who will receive full co- operation of office,. Must have auto. Triflers, or dead ones, don't apply. '~ Address = Box 272-D, Star office. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. AGENTS AND SOLICITORS wanted. 1514 lumbia rd. n.w., before 10 a.m. 23 - SS OPPORTUNITIES, N BTORE g5 - poon merthwesd iness about $400 weekly; reut, R BARBER SHOP, ficst-class, extsblished: five years: a real mopey maker: will stan owner must sel NN or have me call. MBAT ood i e e location; corner Ktore TURE—We buy household furniturs and | - Money “advanced con s‘orage. | ‘0., coruer Sth and D _sts. - pariar for per own machive. Address Box 9.1, THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. MILLINERY saleswomen for part time. Creeron, 614 12th st.| DELICATESSEN, o big_bargain for (Continued on magnzines Col. 983 ext Pase) h