Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 44

$3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN SUNDAY March 29 SPECIAL TRAIN s Washington ~ (Cnion Station) Ar. Wilmington, 10:05 A.M.: Chester, 10:25 A.M.; ' Philadelpbia, Broad Street, 10.50 AM. Returning, leaves Broad Street ta- tion, 7:53 P.M.; West Philadelphi 7:38 P.ML; Chester, 7:69 P. ‘mington, §:10 P.M Tickets on sale two days preceding ‘Excursion Similar Excursion Sunday, April 26 Pennsylvania Railroad The Standard Railroad of the World Jyrodento Keep Your 4 Mouth Free ) GINGER NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St. S.E. As EBONITE “Strings™ o Stick, Around the Gears MR. MOTORIST - Be on your guard against disastrous substitution of cheaper gear lubricants, that cost you the same, and are often claimed to be the equal of EBONITE. You can readily see that only a lubricant especially designed to lubricate the transmission and differential gears is the safe kind to buy. Buy with your mind made up. Demand EBONITE. £5-="= Take no substitute. At dealers in five-pound cans, and at servics stations from the EBONITE checkerboard pump only. "EBONITE (1T's SHREDDED OIL) FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND REAR AXLES BAYERSON DILWORKS - COLUMBIA 5228 IF YOU HAD A NECK A8 Lono As 'n-ue FELLOW SORETHRI]AT THE WAY DOWN W TONSILINE fl The National Sore Throat Remedy ‘fi $SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT ALL DRUGGISTS VERY SEVERE CASE OF ECZEMA OnFace, Neck and Shoul- ders. Cuticura Heals. “1 bad a very severe case of ec- zema. It broke out in pimples at first and covered my face, neck and. shoulders. Later it got so bad that blisters formed, and I could not sleep at night for the burning and itching. I suffered with it about six months. *‘ I was treated but got no relief. I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. After using it about three days I could see a difference. so purchased more, which com- pletely healed me.” (Signed) Mrs. Ethel Goss, Row, Oklahoma. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum are ideal for daily toilet uses. Soap 2be. Olntment 2 and &0c. Taleam e, Sold e Deph. B, Masds BB Cuticure Shaving Stick oo Brighten Up the Auto After the seige of winter youll want to brighten up the nickel —and why not have the car enameled all over? “Recommended Serv- ice” in the Classified Sec- tion will direct you to experts in both lines of work. They, and all other advertisers under the “Recommended Service” heading — covering all kinds of personal and domestic service—guar- antee satisfaction to Star readers. DECISION UPHELD United States Circuit Court of Appeals Sustains Ruling That Sale Was Legal. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March 27.— The United States Clrcuit Court of Appeals for tha third district yester- day sustained the Federal District Court of Delaware In dismissing the suit of the Government to recover from the Chemical Foundation, Inc., the seized German dye patents, copy- rights and trade marks sold to the foundation by the allen property cus- todian during the administration of President Wilson. The suit, instituted by direction of President Harding in the Fall of 1922, has been hard fought through the district and appellate courts and is expected to reach the Supreme Court of the Upited States. The then Attorney General, Harlan Stone, now on the Supreme Bench, made the closing argument for the Government when the appeal was heard here last November. Price and Sale Attacked. The patents and other rights, ap- proximating about 5000, were sold to the foundation for $250,000. The Gov- ernment not only contended that the price was inadequate, but that the sale was irregular and the result of conspiracy on the part of certain officers of the Government during the Wilson administration. The validity of certain acts of President Wilson, Frank L. Polk, counselor of the State Department, and other officers, was questioned, but the appellate tribunal affirmed the lower court in dismissing the complainant’s contentions. In summing up the conspiracy charge the Court of Appeals sald: “The Government has insistently pressed its charge of conspiracy throughout the proceedings in the trial court and here on appeal. We have, therefore, kept the subject constantly before us in our study of the case and in our deliberations. It will be enough to say that we have found no evidence that =sustains either the charge of conspiracy first made against representatives of the industry or the charge of conspiracy latgr made against officers and agents of the Government.” Sale Was Palmer Idea. The court found that the plan to seize and sell German patents was not instigated by representatives of the industry, but that the plan “had its birth in the mind” of A. Mitchell Palmer, then custodian, after he had decided that the patents be disposed of in such a_way as not to create a monopoly and to the best interests of the country. The court, however, pointed out that when Mr. Palmer made the con- tract of sale Mr. Garvan was an of- ficer of ‘the United States serving without compensation as a “dollar-a- year man.” “When, later, he became allen prop- erty custodian and also president of the Chemical Foundation,” the court said, “there was present the element of two official positions, and in these positions, it is true, he carried out the cortract previously made, but there was lacking the element of a direct or indirect interest on his part in the pecuniary profits or contracts of the foundation, for he agreed to serve as its president without compensation, and he has kept his agreement.” GROCER LEFT $104,643. John Keefe's Estate Goes to Fam- ily and Charity. John Keefe, a retired grocer, who died March 7, left an estate valued at $104,- §43, according to the petition of his widow, Mra. Mary Keefs, for probate of his will. Mr. Keefe owned real estate valued at $100,000, had Liberty bonds of $2,000 and $2,643 cash. His will directs that $300 each be given the Little Sisters of the Poor, St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum and St. Ann's Infant Asylum. To his daughter, Lillian K. Hannon, he leaves premises 2405, 2407, 2409, 2437, 2439, 2441 Eighth street and 2420 Geargia avenue. The re- maining estate is devised to the widow for life. At her death the house at 1516 Corcoran street is to go to a grand- daughter, Mary Hannon, and premises 537 Florida avenue to the daughter, Lil- lian K. Hannon. The rest of the estate goes to the son, Thomas J. Keefe. The widow is named as executrix, and is represented . by Attorneys Toomey & Toomey. WIFE ASKS DIVORCE. Charges Husband, a Carpenter, Won’t Work in Winter. Becauso her husband, Maurics N. Burrows, a_carpenter, had not heen in the habit of working during the Winter and refused to work last Winter, Mra Kate L. Burrows yesterday filed suit for a limited divorce and alimony agatnet him, She also asked the court to re- quire Burrows to stay in Washington pending the hearing of her complaint. They were married Jure 13, 1923, and Mrs. Burrows says her husband broke his record by working the first Winter after their marriage. When January came this year, she declares, he quit working, saying he had promised him- eelf and his mother that he would not agaln work in the Wintertime. Since January he has not supported her and the children. Mrs. Burrows explains that before marriage the parents of her husband had indulged him in his re- fusal to work after the snow began to fly. Attorney Walter Holland appears for the wife. F. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. DYE PA'l'EN'l' E ASE KEEPING UP WITH THE JONE! ES—Two HeadsArpBeuer Than One. PARDON. ME, BUT TVE HuM! WHAT KIND OF A 'SOINT S THIS? NOT A | Sen oF A MIRROR w IS ALl umbowe ! HELP—MALE. AGENT-OPERATOR, at rallroad station, miles from Washington, in nice section; com- pensation. $115-$12 state qualif- cations office ALTE;I'(AT!O HA Apply 1768 K 'n—w.ntea. RoOKE enced; mu b Gapabla. of handiing mm‘\\-lq st of books and Lave at least five years' experience; good pay “and permanent position for the right ."‘mf' Apply to the Post Hxchange Officer, ne Barracks. Quantico, Va. BOOTBLACK wanted at_on 300 14th i one who can drive and under- stands HarleyDavison side car motor cycle. Apply Washington Beariags Corp., 1322 14th : W Apply olored, . must be & experienced amund groo ble to drive truck. DBOYE. white, with bigyel M 14 «.4. tea reen. 1002 F at. experienced, Dodge delivery; 3412 14th n.w. MECHANIC—Must _ ba__ thio: experienced. Rear of 1005 13th s at Newcorn & G1 UR, o bring_references. CREVROLET oughly nw. CIVIL ENGINEER, college graduate, with at least two years' office experience in connec- tion with bulldings: permanent position. Ad- dress Box 154-E, Star office. 27 COLLECTOR — Experienced; house; must know Low to collect must ‘have good local references; salary and commission paid. Address Box 2:7-E, Sur o wio knows Jewish COOK, experienced; o " w1 E cooking or who is willing to leara. BOY with bicycle, must know clty: reference required. Apply Manager, Y. ave. n.w. VER for laundry routs; cash deposit of 350 required. Barry Laundry, l4th and R s.e. Anacostia. DELIVERY Toe PLACE, AN' try. e, HELP—MALE. (Continued) MAN to_learn auto repairing. otor, 638 G C., FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925. \TLL OE GOT RHEUMATISM” SOMETHING AMFOL ¢, 3R WOULD You TUND PeKIN' UP, THAT ENVELOPE e ? . HELP—FEMALE. FOR (_‘» HELP AND SITUATIONS. BY POP MOMAND ALTERATION HANDS, experienced _on dresses: must have ‘good 're See Mr. asternuk, 3 MEN—A 1 number of colleg: students will be given employment during the H & ug coming summer by the publishers of Good Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan magazines. The plan embraces the payment of & stipu. Iated weekly salary plus tuition, bonuses and traveling expenses; applications are now being recelved by Mr.'Arthur Zom, subscription sales departmeat, 104 Court it.. Brookivn, __ WANTED SALESMEN._ water front property: d:_ liberal commissions. Star_office. OR_ALEXANDRIA and Rockville; exciusive representative for Npring housecleaning art) retailing for 25¢c; free sample car..familiar with Chevy Chase and northwest residential properties. Ofice has listings and clients and will give full co-operation to right man. Must have pleasing appearance. Replies confidential. _Address Box 18 AL ESTATB SALI £00d opportunity for right part. count. Suite 1108, 1843 H st. n. WANTED—Salesman to represent us in Wi ington, D. C. and other mearby cities; must furnish feterences; commission proposition. Write The Deshier Broom Factory, Desler, Nebr. VISUALIZE YOUR FUTURE THROUGH THIS AD. An_exceptionally attractive position for saiesmen who will make good. selling a ses. Sondividend paying preforted ssue. Company i3 paying its B4th dividend this month, amounting to 101% in CASH returned to shareholders since inception of company. bonds or other indebtedness. Beeking addi- tional capital to enlarge business Management by men of INTEGRITY and ABILITY. BANK and COMMERCIAL REF- ERENCES. INVESTIGATE and BE CO: VINCED.®Gutof-town men write THE TE RRY SERVICE CO Pa . Vendome experienced; drawing a. GOVERNMENT OLERK, spare time: special life insurance work: adequate compensation. Address Box 882-D. Star office. Apply E. J. Farley, 87 ith st. n.w. —Colored: experienced in handling lau route; cleah, polite, honest, energetic; reference required. Phone Lincoln 3811 MECHANICS Several wide awake men sell ia spare time Hanslick, a powdered sonp for mechanics: large profits; $1 will start you. Address Box 102 F, Star ‘office. 300 MBCHANIO'S HELPER, some auto_experience: reliable. See Mr. Nuesslein, Stewart Warner | Bervice Station, 1117 14th st. n.w. ECHANICS, 5, wanted at on enced Chevrolet men need apply. st. n.w. SEN to distribate advertising. 920 12th person. only _exper- 1444 P Apply Friday wed, married preferred, sales position; salary 305 District National Baak MAN, colored, handy around house and 8327 ‘14th_st. n.w. MAN to ofl machinery, only one who h slmilar experience will'be considered: mu hustler, thorough and willing worker: steady Donitian With good Catire Gy the Fixht man; te experience and references. Address Box 246.B, Star_office. MEN, 2, with cars, one for upstate Md.. for sales aid eervice of appliance used by aciicols average sale, £90: Salary and commission. Phone Franklin . or address Box 807-B. Star office. 25% PAINTER'S (coach) helper with experience. 425 K st. n.w. PAINTERS, paperbangers; year-around wnrk. Apply 421 8th st. PAINTER, voung man, somie experience, painter. 1439 P n.yw. PATENT LAW FIRM (N. ¥.) desires ant; Christian; capable bandling patent cations; technical school gréduate; preferably Steady work. 3330 14th Txperienced; Apply n Bowling Alleys, n.w PLASTERERS—Non-union 3rd and L sts. n o white asbington, male ‘or female, whole or part time: experi enced preferred.’ but not necessars. 404 Evans Bullaing, Washiagton, and 2 p. i_B SINESS INST} TI N WANTED—TH( WHO ARE NNING to take Civil Service examinationa as clerk will do well to joln special class now forming. Size of class limited. ~Appiy at once. Strayer College. _721_18th Phone _ Main 1 room | between 1| mox Experienced (white), ad- dress Box 286.B, Star office HOUKKEBPER and_typlat, experienced, ci- | pable of taking charge of books; have refer- | ddress Box 224-F, Btar office. DEMONSTRA' e city, inexperi- enced preferred: must be refined; §1,500 yearly Address Box _103-B. Star_ofice. colored, expericiced, to grade ru C % w. OPERATORS —Several ex- Apply Addressograph Co., 511 29 GRAPHOTYPE perienced 1ith_st. HOUSEKEEPER—Young woman, not & domes tic type, desires permanent position with lady alone or elderly couple, who will appre: & ‘worthy, “consdientious person n their ho Address Hox 250-E. Star office White; i reference. | 8. Gensberg. 1780 MANGLE HANDS, white; exp ers and folders. Apply timekecper's offce, Hamilton Hotel, 14th MARCEL experien WAVER A MILLINER " millinery, _experienced. with reference, Box 323-E, Star off 28 SALESLADY—For dry goods store; part-time work: must have some reference. Smith's, 651 I st. n.e. STENOGRAPHER experience; siving full details. single, with general office permanent: ‘good salary: snswer ‘Adaress Box 156-E, § experienced, with stencil-cutting abllity, wanted at once by large corporation. Call 531 Southern Bldg WOMAN, capable, white, to supervise serving of trays' in private diet kitchen. Bpiscopal Bye, Ear aod Throat Hospital, 1147 15th st. n.w. TYPIST, G_LADY, expert on mimeograph ma- must be’rapid; work from 10 a.m. to Address Box 3 REGULAR AND FRE NCREASES THEREA UENT FTER. THE IDF,AI‘ OCCUPATIO! FOR YOUNG WOMEN APPLY FIRST FLOOR 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE NY {BOYD BHORTHAND 1S THE SIMPLEST system o commercial use; easily read, fast, best: touch typing. spelling, Eng., bus.' letter writing: grad. in demand; pos. guar. Est. 5 yrs. Boyd School. RITING TAUGHT 1 airchild system of individual instruction, sclentific Snger training. and locked-bome key method Assures speed. racy. easy of writing, io this re Tuition, _'$15. | classes’ now forming. lnstruction day or evening. THE FAIRCHILD SCHOOL, | 3001 Bond Blde. : { CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION | Pending for local post office clerks and city |letter carriers. “Entrance malary. $1.700. Ap- plications must be filed by May 13. See G. A. COOK, 845 Pa. Ave., For course of instruction. M. 8822 { Civil Service Examinations Special course for l!amluvher typist exa ioations, 5 days and © nights each wk. Tul- tion, 3 per mo. Btatlstical clerk exam., both men and women, age 18 yrs. to 70 yrs. Post office exam., salary, $1,400 to $1,800. Patent Office exam., Apr. 22; salary, $1,500. Civil Service Preparatory School, 12th and F n.w. Phone Fr. 2080. INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPER. tor's permit and heavy traMc; any car fur- nished. Call “FOSTER,” Franklin S787. AUTO DRIVING _LESSONS PRIVATELY given. Call Linc. 82. We do tho rest. VE ASSES fa_scientific care of skin and hair; marcei and permanent waving. Ei Sle_Pierce Training School. 1804 F PRIV, LESSONS ences, lan v. gred.; 81, $1.5 | Joras. 1406 Hopkine st. D.w.. nedr 20th and PLASTERERS, at union s Plenty of work in Philadelphia. Fare will bs paid.. Apply, employment office, School Build- ing. 19th and Wharton sts., Philadelphia, or write Master Plasterers, 1615 Spruce st., Philadelphia. le, $12 per day. | FRENCIH, SPANISH, EX Individual or class instruction. 403 Ethel burst Apts. Frank. 2874 Cor 15th and 1. 2§°* AUTO DRIVING LESSONS By expert instructor. _Call Line. 9679. PORTER, colored. Apply Hudson Coat and Buit Store, 919 F st. n.w. PORTER for drug store. Apply O'Donnell's Drug_Store. 3204 M n.w. PORTER in drug_store; references required. Apply to Smith's Pharmacy, 5540 Conn. ave. COLLEGE STUDENTS—Do you need any help on mathematics? Expert individual coaching, any branch, including cal- culs, one or two nights a week (Mouday and Thuraday). ~Terms low. Call at COLUMBIA SCHOOL_OF DRAFTING, 1808 14th st. n.w. PRDSSER—Experienced; on vest by band. Abpiy 611 14th st. now.~ Sacond foor.” 23 PRESSER—Good;. wanted. at. once:. steady work. 281 Upshur st. n.w. Columbia 4511. SALESMAN mow selling _grocers Fil known. Migh sreds fosd mewsiac Splendid opening right man; confident ranent. Address Box 6B, Star ofice. MAID, experl}n}evl. Colared, slender build ; best references re- quired. Apply only between 5 and 6 o'clock. M. Pasternak, 1219 Conn. ave. LANSBURGH & BRO. require the services of experi- enced coat and suit women in their alteration department. Ap- ply at the employment office on the Sth fluur ER—Young woman, not domes- ile type, desires permanent positon with lady alone ot elderly ‘couple, who will appreciate | & worthy. consclentious parson in their home. Address Box 2505, Star ofce. 5% MATD, office, 0§ colored girl SHAMPOOING HAIR and scalp treatmen colored gicl: whito people. 1519 Q st. . - eapericaced or levator operator; by neat young colored girl. i, 1625 10th s WIDOW, with 2 childre, will care for others { '(‘nr employed mothers. 10th s WOoM panion lilper fo 'lady inreturn for congenial | Home " ana”smail Compensation. Addre 256-F. Star office. oy “oge’t \0! N n general office work and management, o ntry bookkeeping; wiliing moderate salary to ' 4f there 1s chas for an increase. West 3 day's work. COOK or general housework: perienced colored woman. TOOKING or chamber work by colored girl, can atay nights. Weat 2819 DAY WORK by a re references. Tincoln K040, DAY'S WORK or cool 10th_st. n.w n.e., firat | O FRE fepaied below Pa. ave.) Franklin 8038, Fraokita 6410, MATTRESRES re the Bpring rush come: ght prices and prompt service mchwknznm,\o Co., 1123 Tth CLEVELAND & SON, 1301 . Adams 52802 CARBON BURNING, 80c cylinder, owner 1 remove plugs and wires; casting, steel and uminum welded properly; all work guar Anteed. M M. Coleman. 207 12th st. B.w. “Forches, walk free oatimates Grivewars, G J. B £ Cay e 3 upholstered; porch rockers ©. A ARMSTRONG, 1233 10th st. steps and copings = splinted. : NTING A 4 8. Co. First-cla 3401 Sherman av, P ng, . sannfi,h priy ELECTRICAL WIRING ANR REPAIRING reasonuble cost. Work guaranteed. Estimates given. Phone West 4523 o RLECTRIC HOUSE WIRING, & rooms, $57.50; cellar, hall, bath: lazy man switches in ball: estimi cheerfully furnished; electric signs 20d_appliances. Economy Electric Co. T747. n.w. e nd 1 sts. EXCAVATING AND HAULING —Small exca- vating and heavy hauling: prompt service; low rates. 1112 9th. Main 923; night, Col. 4101, FLOORS LALD, floors renovated aped and finished, MODERN FLOOR ;_mew floors laid, ACME FLOOR CO., 1813 H st. 959, 0395. Night phone, Adams 65 scraped and finished. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. _(Continue DO YOU WISH TO BUY A GOOD PAYING business Call at 908 District Natlonal Bank e e READY-TO-WEAR snd millinery atore, good Jeage: little money; best location on Cons. ave Ti1 health cause of selling. Address Box Btar_office. E BEST OPPORTUNITY in city for Uve, w! awako real estate man; Dot afrald to work; no dinvestment necessary. ~Address Box 206.F. Ry aflaw it S Gt D EETABLISHED multigraph businass in by grade office. bidg.; crn ba MoghT easouabis and with ve a1l cash payment. 908 Dis vyr' Natl. Bank Bld. NTED A cigar stand in ofice bullding H-nk\m s, BOWLING ALLBY _Estabilshed 30 vears downtown location: long lease: & small fnves ment_with_good retu location; with living rooms; dress Box 335-E. Star ofice. ROOMING HOUSES—14 rooms, 15 rooms, elec., -year lea 10 rooms, h.-w.h., elec., lease, 841 H n.w. T pleasure or truck me 31,000 to 31:600 would Iike o connect paying concern, Address Box 437-D, S office. 28 BEAUTY PARLOR—Leass or equipment for quick sale. 3658, o CCMPLETE EQUIPMENT for duplicating bis »: 2 multigraphs, 2 typewriters, mimeo o | ETADh. type, drums, turnitu ASOLINE PILLING BTATION and accessor atore for sale, on prominent thoroughfare dow town. Prica reasopable to responsible part Adres ROOM baths sacrifice MEAT good n.w. electricity, Address Box 1 MARKET AND Git location; business, also gasoline’ tanks ideally situated low rental; le otherwise b No 1n ASSOCIATE WAN location and 1 no outstandin over £10,000 1 o has sales ability Box 255, Star office STORE Address GROCE 5 good all T OPPORTUNIT Wanted party to reopen and o Lu s Bth st keep all 1 See M apr k}l!( i\l N RAN( Effclently equipped, productn 2,000 White Leghor: & FAIRFAX 1342 X CROSSMAN STONB Main 2424 sk for Mr FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FLOORS CLEANED and refinished lixe nev house painting, interior and exterior; duced. C. Hansen, F. 10009, FLOORS —NEW FLOO) D FLOORS DAY'S WORK ace to cook dinmer, by £00d cook with reference. N. 10451 L HOUY sxrwnm\ plain cooking; ) n.e. NERAL HOUSEWORK, colored girl. _ 10th_st. n.w. o finst Lincoln desires place for part-time work or_morninigs. _Call 2708 N_at, n.w position & mother's helpef; reference. S wants wash o take home. Phone V_or call 2359 Champla DRY OR CL G by the day. rth_6858. Y to take home. Pigie Call North f. e TIT Gresham LAUNDRY WORK to do bome. Pl n.w. LIGHT HOUSEWORKER, il wants position. care of one referénce. Address | 1437 plain_cooking, first-class place; Box 339-E. Star office. . position wanted by girl " or waitress in boarding house or work in_swall private family by girl. 1432 Cor- coran_st i n §ITJIAIIQN§ ME_ ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEFPER, now empioyed, tion of greater Sty charge of books steady; single: age 31; number of 3 experience: correspon ence in strict confidence. Address Box 3"? E, Star office, { ATDS or waitresses. three refined A colored girls wish position: 1_North MORNING WORK [0 spartment Address Box 311-E. Star office. housekeeper, colo: reference. 1119’ 3rd_n.w. WASHING take home, morning work, by col- 1658 Kalorama rd. : private home; ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER, perlence, wil fnstall modern iya with growing concern: age 28; ready to Address Box 231°F, Star ofice. o - o e colored, _wishes position cleaning bachelor ‘apartments or night cleaning. Phone or call Corine Tilghman, 2331 Cathedral are. ATTORNBY wishes condection with law firm, genersl practice: will work on commission or Any otber way suitable to you. Ad- Coles. CHAUFFEUR wants place on light delivery. 200813 Sherman ar. | CHAUFFE car: references. E bandle ar 2080 13th st. n.w. white, 15 ears experience: in or out of town. Address Star ofice. 29¢ R desires ponition “with private family; references. 435 Bth st n.w. 28% Box 326-B. °- { of u baby carriage for the child of a disabied Young. desires Bousework: § 1 ANTIQUES —Furniture, silver, chin mirrors, art objects. Main §173. { nota, BARY bri Ak > man. Aoy one abie (o supply this kindiy with the Home Sery 16 Jac 0. BOOKS n in" Peariman’ —BOORR-_BOOKS— ATl inds or phone about large Jots. Book Shop. #33 “Tring Franklin | 5416, { ghest_prices pald for_ Iadias t-off clothing. Phone Franklin 831 D st 31¢ CHBF. excellent, -u bnnchu. desres posi- rivate famiy; anywhers. Address Hox CLOTHING: and women Highest prices paid_for men'a used clothing. J. Bernsteln, 1526 Potomac. S840 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. TOOKS, housemaids, nurse maids, waitresses, part-time _ workers, looking for first-class places. Enroll at the National Association of Wage Earpers, Incorporated. No charges for securing employment. Practice classes open. Address 1115 Rhode Tsland ave. n.w. SALESMAN, men's clothing: thoroughly ex- perienced in’ handling high-grade merchandise; Dermanent position to the right man. Apply Grosner' F st n.w. SALESMAN, real estate, with car with northwest; good, live office. 881, SALBSMAN—Jewish, general merchandise. n.w. SALESMAN, REAL, ESTATE—If you have car and selling ‘ability, we bave wonderful open- ing for you in offica of well established broker and_bullder; good lati prospects; replies confidentin 342, Star office. SALESMAN to sell cating _olls in Waslington, give age and exporience; confidential, Add: Box 167-E, Star office. STENOGRAPHUR, no objection to beginuer; state educatiou and salary expected. Address Attorney, Box 280-F, Star office. . STENOGRAPHER—IS (o 23 years oid: rienced: _salary, Se rumen, 1736 _G_t. Tamiliar Call Col. exparienced; shoes and 1355 Wisconsin ave. ox- Mr. MAID, white, wanted; German preferred. 1011 You st. n.w. RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED, m female. _Potomac 1150. 2004 8th st. n.w. WB FURNISH HELP of all classes. General Employment Agency, 1011 You st. North 9960. Strayer Employment Service. Operaied by Strayer College for its students and. graduates. Good b cured for all that are qualified. 721 Thirteenth St. Main 3430. For Efficient Male Employes CONSULT OR OALL M. C. FREE EMPLOYMENT SERYICE. 1736 G St. Main_8250. BUSINESS POSITIONS—Free registration. Washington Employment Exchange; operated for the public by the Washington School for Secretaries. NO CHARGE UNLESS YOU ARE PLACED. Room 213, Transportation Bldg., 17th and H. and i YOUNG MAN, with bicycle, to call for and deliver packages an’ make himself useful about store. L. H. Suyder & Co., 1411 G st. . $10,000 DAMAGES ASKED. YOU; G MAN, familiar_with accounting lsundry office; not afraid of work and to learn; state expected. Box 234-E, Star office. N ing Naaress o7e WAITRESS for emall family; stay nights; ref. required. Apply e._Potomac 179, COOK, washing and housework; white. Allison_st. n.w. 1614 28 CLERK, Filipino college stadent: mnm.m.". topist, "ofice vxperience: salary mo" object. Address Box 285-F. Star office. TOOK or general housework; Ja 7l reference. 1 lowa Circle. e Who can or will ever give Sou the same square dollar value for all the men's worn suits, shoes, pants. etc., that you will pell? et us know. Justh ‘0ld Stand, 619 at. n.w. | HOUSEMAN ~or waiter. references, colorad man. Donald Edwards, 648 Callan st n.e. Fr. S . MAN, oung, colored, wants work of any Kind. oward st. n.w. Cleveland 8168-J. CLOTHING—Will call ia my unlettered auto: robile, ‘city o suburbe, and pay sen’ pgbest prices for ladies’ gentlemen's. children's. di carded clothing of all descriptions. Address | postal or phone. I will call. W. Rice, 133 7th_st. n.w. North 17 Wil furnish car to do sales work or cting or will accept eclerical work. AT Box 162-E, Star off CLOTHES—WIll pay highest prices for ladies’ | and men’s worn clothes. Stein, 1308 7th st. n.w. Phone North 499. expert methame: Box 74-E, Star office 28¢ RETARY, 81; married and reporting experien Address Box 23 Addres notary; very fast. office. YOUNG MAN 28, capable: state particu Address Box 314-E, Star office. of seven years’ (five year experience in accounting and bookkeeping, who would take ness that you yourself would? Present employment requires travel. Prefer established firm in city. Best of references. Ad- dress Box 279-E, Star office. 29* DO YOU WANT a young man. the same interest in your busi-| DIAMONDS, old gold, uiiver bought for cash. n. | ]awalrv and old gold, for c Alvin Hoffa, diamond broker, 91§ DIAMO ns, i Rooms 17 and 18, |8 1o delays. {F st { faishiug Write or phone D. |y renovated: electric machine or_ hand work. Fr. 6324 day, Fr. 2627 evenings. J. C. PRICE, 1130 bth_« e FLOORS ECRAPED OR CLEAN finished. Wil wax room, Call H. Gar. HAND iable service. R_E. NASH, 271 oth st Col. 4231 made atiow price b Co., 610 I s ITURE UPHOLSTERED, REP'D; SLIP- Est. cheerfully given. Returned TENSOR. 1424 8th . 7702, TUSE_JOBBING, window cleaning, painted and woodwork cleaned; painting. Wax- ing a specialty. J. Heywood, 1635 L n.w. Frauklin 5871 28¢ JOB PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK OF ail kiads. " Reasonabie prices. Franklin $622. JOB PLASTERING AND CBMENT WORK by experienced man, prompt_service, remsonable ranteed. Franklin 7014. TE KEY: Turner Basement. ¥. 3005, LAWN MOWER REPAIRING; PARTS FU) ied. “Don't ! Spring. Tel. Fr. R. 803 13th st. n.w. Tenovated PAINTING AND PAPBRHANGING—3e . dependable mechanic it coste no more. lead, oils and colors used exclusively, at reasonsble cost. Refs. R. MORAN, 216 John Marshall pl. M. 1731 ap8 ouse painting and foor A 4 mechanics: best materials; reasonabis rates. Paul Serene. 8418 X AND PAINTING—H. Phillips, 227 2ad s.e. Linc, 3368, Quick, efi. clent service; guar. work; reasonable prices. ap24e plastering, etc. ‘Small ‘A bid is il 421 9th n.w. PAPERHANGING. Low prices. monthly, we ask.’ Phone_Frank PAPERHA Philllps. clent servic PAPERHAN or papering done before the EGDAL. 53 Fla. ave. Palnting., Decorate now. ecorating Co., PAINTING—H. E. Linc. 3368. " Quick, eff AND rush. Reaso LUy Bhone . “paintiog _and s Low prices: 1820 14th st n.w. Phone North 4051, PAPERHANGING—For the best rer ag the lowest prices, phone Clarendon 449-W-2. Nightingale. ~ Route 5, Hox 58, Al PAPERHANGING ~ AND _ PaT: quick service end best results, phone Linc. 9640, R. T. DODD, 124 10th . hier + 200 PAPERHANGING— rooms #nd 2-story ball $80; Winter-time price; guar. work; alse Palnting. " Adamw od3g. - S WOk alse PAPERHANGING — ROOMS PAPERED, 88 220 D, 1oy e EORGE. 2627 ¢ = T 1ith st. nw. PAPERHAN msu~nooua $750 AND UP: interior and exterior painting at ' Metropolitan Dec. Co.. 4271 G niw. P FL. 00, | c: PIANO NG, §2; PIANOS AND PLAYERS rebuilt and refinished by _skilled 'nrl(mans. s AEFER-SANDER' SON PIA e, Linc: 1087, ANDIRONS—25 pairs of ba and a few fire shoveis price. 15 davenport tabl Barguin Houwe, 2423 18t W1 cacn BATHROOM OUTFITS. Building Materia Beams, Brick, Doors and Sash ber. Lagterns, Paint, Roofing, | Board,” Rock' Board, et | House' Wrecking Co.. Camp Sheigs | ain Office, th a S offices until on_boil od will of ng material have established ik the Hecb inger Company. BED, ruz. B brass. satin fin SSAT-W NPORT, UIT D-DAVE? BE o] Tanity dresser. and spring; must be soid. $12._ 420 10th st ;) ut, with fu bow-end be Apt. No. 4, 174 BEDROOM SUT o between 9 and 12. 8781 mabogany. O " Quines st B, Co 2 and_$10. 501 L s FROOKS—BOOKS —B( subjects: new snd used electrie BUFFET, BUIL board » and sash, wall- Certain-teed roll roofing and strip ehin- gles, 'Du_Pont paints: ington Wrecking & Su K and Water sts. s.w. Phone_Franklin 2206, nomical Building Materi ILDING MATERIA house, barn, chicken bhouse, LUMBER—framing, ing, ete. New and recon ASH. Complete line of high-grade new doors nd sash, in many standard eizes and pat ferns, at prices below original cost of manu facture. WALLRBOARD, p board and fiber board. Quality goods at low prices | ROOFING, Certain-teed roi shingles and building paper | line ‘of DuPont paints and v: { money. Inspect o { Guainted with INGTON WRECKING Tth, K and Wa St.'Wharres). te method & SUPPLY I; new and re- easy monthly payment; no interest. Phone Maln 1377. 808 G e nw.. opposite THEST_OF 5, antique mabogans, $30. 420 10th st. n.w. to'save big bu htly used i §2 up._Justh’s Old st PLUMBING & HEATING—JOHN R. GUERIY, #12 East Capitol st. Linc. 3417—Steam and ter heating, plambing, boller and power Found rellable for 25 years. %l;&fl(.r&.flu'l‘c RBPAIR{ G—By expert, Call Main 7610, 3. Ieier S03 Dth st . " ROOFS REPAIRED AND PAINTED, guttering 434, SPouting; smail monthly parments. Main 8149 Night. 1003 9th n.w. | FBA paid. o, ER BEDS and turotty prices Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eye st. Phone Maiu B! ny furnitare or and you want to obtain other goods to seil, 421 10th best results, send for Louls Notes, st. n.w. Phone Frankiin 2015. FOURA T enough for an Sroom house Call M. 2508 FURNITURB—Lady, taking lary sires furniture from private Phone Franklin 7 FURNITUREG—Cash for desirable furniture: contents of houses a specialty: also pianos, store_fixtures and showcases wanted. Just call Main 8006 and you will get tho best re- sults. FURNITURB I you want o get full Tor vour furniture & housenold goods, call Tdeat Furniture Co., Main 2508, 610 Loulsiana ave. FURNITURE of il kindy wante e paid. Capital Furniture Co., n.w.. or phone Franklin 10267, e house, amilies, * i also Widow Asks Reparation in Death of B. F. Benton. Suit to recover $10,000 damages for the death of Benjamin F. Benton, who_was killed in an accldent on the Washington-Baltimore boulevard March 29, was filed yesterday in_the District Supreme Court by -Mrs. Sophie A. Benton, his widow and ad- ministratrix, against Dalmer G. Boody, the owner and. driver of the car in which Benton was riding. The machine collided with a telegraph pole, and -Benton received injuries resulting in his death, the court is told. Benton is survived by four minor children. Attorneys W. C. Sullivan and George A. Shutack ap- pear for the widow. o Woman Charges Cruelty. Marguerite W. Bugden yesterday filed suit for maintenance in the Dis- trict Supreme Court against Arthur J. Bugden, a member of the Fire De- partment, connected with Engine Company 2. They were married Sep- tember 9, 1913, and separated last October. ' The wife charges cruelty and drunkness, and says her husband came home on several occasions, broke dishes and furniture and assaulted her. She is represented by Attorney Needham C. Turnage. s e o Because of traffic congestion, 4,500 American automobiles recently were walting_shipmsnt from the port of Santos, Brazll CHAUFFEURS. Big money for steady men. Beglmning of Dusy season. Apply now and get good ssign- ment. Appiy to W, agner. YELLOW CAB CO., 1233 20th 8t. N.W. 2 AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN. Two men who believe that they can sell best when they know they have the best to sell in its price class. Look into the proposition Oldsmobile has for| you. Most liberal commission, monthly bonus. Get in now while prospects are coming fast. Leads furnished. DICK MURPHY, INC,, 1835 14th St. N.W. Assistant Credit Manager, Capable and aggressive man to assist in credit office ; must have had previous experience in the credit dept. of a large retail establishment; good salary and excellent opportunity to one who qualifies. Apply Employment office, F st. entrance.. THE HECHT CO. 7th at F, 00K—Settled; experienced; colored woman; ay nights; city ref. required. 1824 o100 n.w. 27 COOK—White woman for boanding city references required; state wages. Box 277-E, Star office. nd general house; Address Pl Bouseworker; references. COOK and housework: _small nights; reference _required. Chlevy Chase. Cleve. 183, NERAL HOUSEWORK and _a boy: two in family: must liv excellent room. . Close to Waniman Fark Phone_Adams _885: & GBNERAL HOUSEWOR 340, 2000 Kiingle rd. n.w. GIRL. with references, for gencral housework. iy 1110 Sth st. n.w. 280 family; stay 4 Newland, i ist_with lace, otel Wages, ROBERT LEE IL.—COMMUNTOATE WITH me_at_once. SISTER RUTH. SPEOIAL HOT OIL SHAMPOO, $1; FAOIAL masago, musicure. Frank. 7908, MRS, Wil LIAMS, 833 G st. n.w., Apt. 3. 29 BLECTRICAL _TREATMBNTS. methods. 1 to 6 p.m. 318 Kresge ~Bldg. Frankin 8747-J. GRACE NASH, PheC. 2715 TOURSE IN BBAUTY GULTURE, TAUGHT in few weeks, marcelling by expert. Method Beaufy Shop, 737 13th st. n. DRUGLF#S nced on storage. Sachs Furniture Co., corner Sth and D sts. Main 6306. FURNITURE—If_you want to obtain best re- sults for your furniture and other miscel- laneous, call Mr. Shapiro, 600 Loulsiana ave. n.w. _Fraoklin 3785, £ FURNITURE WANTED and household good: you will feel satisfled with prices I pay. 8. Weisenberg, 41 10th st. n.w. Maln 9275, TLY REMOVED, MARIE STEVENS, elec. needle expert, 20 years' exp. 309 Kresge Bldg.. 11th and DO YOU WANT TO LEARN FRENCH? :}noglll,nd board with Parisian family. Frapk- n 6817, NITURE, pianos, carpets, etc, 1282 for wagon or have me call. ‘‘Weschler, 420 Pa. ave. n.w s GOLD, silver, watches, diamonds and old jew- elry needed in our manufacturing dept. Full cash value paid. _Selinger's, S18 F st. BEAUTY CULTURE _RESIDBNTIAL WORK, conventent “to” Clevelnnd Park, Chevy Chase and Battery Park. Phone Cleve. 8245.W. HOUSEREERBI white; Wages and home; three in family. y after 8 p.m. = Sy day. Teenhower, 532 Tiiluos ave: n.w. 28¢ ELECTRIC BATH, MASSAGB FOR RHE matism, neuritis, lumbage, poor clrculation; gradugte nurse (colored). Phone N. 0935-J. 31 SAID for geperal Housework, oo in family cook: reference require 408, Wooaward, Saturday moraing, & Al 15 &0 SLIP COVER ?‘vmgr;’m BEIE;AlAfl . stoners, $28.50. Sam) E L TNHERWOOD. 1207 9th f.w. Fr. 6110: OLD GOLD—Bring in your old gold, silver. latinum, diamonds; aiso discarded Jewelry. o need’ them in our manufacturing dept. Will pay_highest prices. A. Kann Inc., 955 ¥ OLD_GOLD, silver, diamonds, Jewelry:® fine, Deautiful pleces especially. ~A. F. Arnold, BB chint.tme s Ml BATR ) PIANO, Knabe or Steinway; cieap for cash. Address Box 263-E, Star office. MATD, colored, for Iight housework. Box 324-E, Start office. MATD, general housework, afternoons; refs. ul‘r‘ed; mABf. 205, Woodworth, between 10 NURSE, white, forelgn, who can speak French, to take care of 2 children and st with chamber work; must be able to le ity for summer. _Phone Pot. 1320, NURBE—White; for child 21 months old. Columbia_4183. ‘WOMAN—White, reliable, to care for 5 rooms and child, for employed couple. ‘Address Box 271-E, Star office. 27 ‘WORKING HOUSPKEEPER wanted. neat ‘woman; country. Miss Ella W. Garth, ).i PagagiVa oo T e SITUATIONS—MALE. FEMALE. COUPLE, colored, first-class, desire privite family; man as g wife as cook. maid or housekeeper: or will "Address 1135 2001 ot. 2., Spt. A. Address 280 WEIGHT SAFELY AND RAPIDLY KEDUCED with wond, PRENCH METHOD. 'Spectal rates fo Govt. émployes. Dr. DELLA D. LEDRN- BeORER, D. O 1787 P ét. n.w. Phone Fr. 8540, A GRADUATE IN BLEOTRICITY WILL GIVE sclentific treatments; excessive weight re- Joced by new.methods. Phone Potemae 1447. DRAPERIES, WINDOW SHADES AND SLIP- covers made to order at greatly reduced prices for March. We are showiug a complete line of the latest interior decorations. LANSBURGH INTERIOR DECORATING CO., 729 11th 8t. N.W. Julius Lansburgh. Pres. & Treas. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The_followmy DUstncss Comoerna puaram- s satirectin to Ster resdera. Ang com Fiar Lt eceige. prompe. attoption. For admission_to ~Recommended ervice Ool- wmn call Main_§000. Branch 118. C lclmn‘, TAILOR pressing, dvein All work e X and de aud repairing. e " tor and “de- 1i¥ered. - Phose Norts J0818: R. Small, 719 T st. ». nm‘s X e TILE WORK repiring: work guaranteed. ~ Edwia o TRUNK — REPATRING—MINTZ trunks, leather bags, ladies’ Call or phone Mints, §38 F st. Main 3688. CPHOLSTERTNG—Furaiture repaired: .w, prices reasouable: E. Ellet, 1108 9th REPAIRS bandbags. etc. CORRUGATED TRON—New, both gaivan and biack, es.” Complete U materials—Inmber, doors, sasi fron—to_build a garage mar be our yards. The Hechinger Co., ida_ave. n 0 xis s with cashiers cage kg DINING 100N _SUITES—TAt some of the handsomest 10-plece 20 days Houser 21y 1o us_show es in this CPHOLSTERING and farnltore covers at special prices. Col. 4 Upholstering Co., 2810 14th s WINDOW AND _DOOR snAnE%—(O quality opaque shades fitted to your windows, {ocs the best quality of f opaque shades, 31150 will cal d BLATT, 11th and H sts. mee. " incotn 875" WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENS m« to order. Free estimates. J. M. m'ru:nDE SON. 4000 1st st. s.e. Lincoln 4968, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, FOR SALE—One of the oldest and downtown sectlon. Address Box 320-B, bl office. ROUMX\G HOUE FN P‘Oll !A! 1t — ronted. cfi&;mmon;‘h' dm atdltion smes bag ierah o e, hodes & Stearns. 1100 Fyu CAFE in downtown apartment house, good business? equipment e ren Address Box 312-E SPLE NDID CO! l‘BCTl(l\PRY BUKINE - faily equipped; !xflr:le‘m Commercial possibili: wners ‘expect, o retire. - P v NEAT MARRET. dorng ik Pusines n for quick saie. WANTED TO BUY small pay] business in city or good suburb, 249-E, Star office. ring. siip Stadard nomz pragtically new; low ln demsfl‘nox ROOMING_HOUSE, 18th AND L §T8. N.w.— 12 rooms, 2 baths. Price reasonabie. I office. GROCBRY STORE. reasonabl long lease or sell bldg. store. Address’ Mrs. T Address e Will_give 4 large rooms and Sacks, 1000 N . NOTION STORD, no competition; cheap, 1t sold by April 1. Address Box 284-B, §tar office. 20 AUTO PARTS RENICKELED, BRASS BBDS relacquered and repaired, siiverware resilvered, sterling silver reburmlsiied. Prompt vervice! (w.n ton’s _largest establishment.) Main ME PLATING CO., 1227 D st. n.w. MME. LEON Announces the ‘opening of Leon’s Beauty Parlor. ‘We nssure our customers of the best serv- jee to be had in beauty culture. 8 Allln in P“‘"’i}’!‘l’ifi WAVING, MARCE] m LEON’S, 1220 G Bt N.W. . Am'o PARTS NICKEL PLATED. TABLE- ware resilvered equal to new, sterling silver rsburnished, brass beds relacatered. JORN A GOTTSMAN & CO. (egtablished 1910), Plgrce st. n.w. Phone Franklin 5481 RBETIRING—Business, stock, fixtures for less than cost of duplicating fixtures; established grocery. 633 Riggs Market, 14th and P n.w. — 20 BSTABLISHED GROOERY BUSINESS—Will sacrifice” acconnt of death -in family. Apply 1341 H st. n.e. ‘MARKET STANDS—Act at once. _Washing- ton’s most progressive residential market. Par View Market, G ave. and Park road. CARPENTER—Job and repair work for 15 Alweys satlefactory work and pices. Frank 4t any_time 81 GARPENTER CONTRACTOR, remodeling, gen- eral repairing of all kinds: porches buflt and seroened, fencing, etc. Main 6215, &K DELICATESSEN, imes: act at once; big bargain for cash. Col. 9836. _28% A,wn.L KNOWN confectionery stand do! ood “bus A investigation lvited. Fox AW D, e office, E, round, oak, pedestal ' ING ROOM 1 S8, 420 10th st or bese o ronim.. librury tabie, N Ing TOORis Verooa st 5. (18th ‘and. Yot . 805 Frifay and Saturduy atier 6 g Sunday 3. DINING ROOM fine condition: No agents. 7 pieces, Tn_gosd condltiy 8 tréing st [ SUITE, 10-ie Boh: \cather hottom _ciajee: good shtkince for $100 cash. 1218 BLECTRIO v single white e frefa? Jus ot piate: Dhané_Eincaln 45803 FURNTTOREParior, i giher furnitors 3¢ & & DINING SET. a5 mev spring_and m: 1213 F st. ne. Tel 13 (4 pleces), gateleg tabl rockers, white FURNITURE—Living room. diniog and bed room; kitchen cabinet and table, breakfast s drugget, mirror, davenport-table, = Potomac 25 FUR: Party pose of furniture, no dealers. 1-E._Star_office. FURNITURE —Sellers kitchen cabinet, 50-IF size refrigerator; other furniture. Oall 10t 6. 2nd floor, 1807 Kilbourve place n.w. _23* RNITURE—China closet, Dail rack, Adams 2380. 5 FURNITURE—A closeout_oa 60 handsome hedroom_suites, complete, for what you pa for 4 pleces elsewhere. ' Wo carry ibe best line " of American walaut, mahogany and French walnut suites in the city. See this French or American Walnut saite, complete Compare it with those selling for rely ivory twin-bed “aulie. omplete Dieces, $210. See this B-ply f.u'.'#.‘;,...v twin'bed #uite. complete, 12 plece. $325.° Compare it with those selling for $55 bedroom suite Windsor chalrs, plaso g town will dis Address Box fee this French Walnut 4-post twin-bed sulte an e, busi line'of bedoam fursitucy chieh wlde of New York. Keo our single, doubl fwin beds of All kinds, mew and used. Ses he "beat cot and mattresses In the city, See the best line of pads snd mattresses in the "Vanity dressers, chlfforobes, chifforstics " aressers. Let us convince you what _we un save you on a bedroom sulfe. The Bar- n House, 2421-23 18th n.w. Just south of Folambia =, Open to 10 p.m. (Continued on Next Page. o