Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1925, Page 36

THE SEVEN SLEEPERS AeThrilling Novel of International Intrigue “ontinued from Yesterday's Star.) The shop contained cheap masks and dominoes for the revelers, and on reaching the interior I rapldly looked through a variety of cos- iumes. Eventually I chose an elabo- rate cardboard face, painted to rep- resent a red Indlan, with the ap- propriate headdress and a scarlet domino to match, and, having donned my disguise, 1 asked the old woman in charge of the shop if there was a- back ecntrance thereto, alleging that 1 wanted to play a joke on some friends who were waiting for me out- side “Bien. monaieur.” she said, will come this way.” She led me to the back of the shop and out through a side door, direct- ing me under an arch to the Rue de la Confederation. I thanked her and walked through the arch and along the street, deter- mined to make for the first bridge I saw and walk boldly across it trusting to my fancy dress to avoid recognition. I was within a few hundred yards of the Pont du Mont Blanc when I attracted the attention of three or four merrymakers, dressed in soiled finery. They intercepted me, com- mented vivaciously on my appear- ance, and, after dancing round me in & nolsy ring, they insisted on linking arms with me, and we pro- oceeded on our way, my companions chanting uncouth Swiss rhymes and 1 untunefully bellowing the ‘“Made- ' which, with the exception of Marseillaise,” was the only French song T kne 1 was not sorry to have met this merry band, since, be- ing in their company, my chances of slipping across the bridge unrecog- nized were greatly increased. 1 found that the crowd mostly con- Aned itself to the streets through which I had already passed, and that 1t thinned rapidly as we came within view of the lake On approaching the bridge I looked eagerly for any sign of a watcher, but at first saw nothing to give me any cause for alarm. T was soon to realize, however, that the resources of Fritz and his intel- ligence service were by no means to bhe despised. Halfway across the bridge stood a ragged member of the unemployed selling bunches of those amall pink carnations which seem to be perpetually in season in this part of Europe. As we came near him a nowerful green touring car drew up with a grinding of brakes, out of which stepped a man, apparently with the object of buying a posey. He picked up -and rejected several WBunches of flowers, talking rapidly to the flower-seller all the time he was doing se. Eventually he chose one, paid for it, and turned back toward the car. He glanced in my direction & moment, and I recognized him immediately. It was none other than Fritz himself. He climbed back into the car, which continued on its way across the bridge. We were now abreast of the flower- seller, whom I now knew to be primed and posted for my arrest, when it came into the head of one of my ynknown companions, who had evi- dently chosen to honor the occasion with coplous libations, to break into & dance. He executed a few ungainly steps in front of us, inslsting that we should pause to admire, while he fllustrated what he described as “Le vria pas d'apache.” Then, all at once, filled with some freakish spirit of mischief, he ran up to us, seized the hat of one of my companions, which he threw into the lake, while with his other hand he tore off my mask, just as the flower-seller thrust a taded bunch of carnations under my nose, asking me to buy. It would be difficult to say of us was the more disconcerted. suddenly had the flower-seller was for an instant antirely at a loss. He recognized me at once, but he obviously did know what to do. I turnegd abruptly, hoplug to met away recovered the use of his wits, and, abandoning my companions, T walked on, intent only on crossing the bridge and reaching the secretariat before he should have time to give the alarm and reise my pursuers. 1 had not gone 60 yards before I heard a sharp whistle behind me, and, looking back, saw that it came from the flower- seller, who was walking rapidly in pursuit. 1 ignored his signal and hastened across the bridge, past the Pension de T Reine, and then to the left into the Place des Alpes. There were no taxis in sight, but as I ran across the square, shedding my now useless disguise as T went, T suddenly saw a tram inscribed “Palais des Nations,” which is local hyperbole for the secretariat of the league. It was already moving off toward the Rue des Paquis and I jumped i Nothing could well be safer t interior of & municipal tram. regarded it as sent from heaven. took me the whole way to the secre- rariat, and 1 alighted opposite the main entrance, which is situated on the side remote from the lake. It is approached by a small courtyard bounded by an iron railing. At each corner of the railed court there are two gates, one for the entrance and the other for the exit of vehicles, and in the center is the gate for persons on foot, through which T passed. Just ss I started to walk across the court (the door Is about 10 yards from the gate) I saw a large green car heading from the right entrance to the court, presumably with the inten- tion of stopping opposite the door which 1 was seeking to enter. Its great headlights were full on and I was clear- Iv_defined in their glare. The next instant I heard a guttural exglamation, and the car, instead of slowing down on approaching the door, gathered speed and made straight for the opposite or left entrance to the court, & maneuver which, as I was crossing the court full in its path, en- tailed my immediate and sure destruc- tion. 1 gave a wild leap forward and fell head foremost through the door, which was opening to admit an elderly gen- tleman, whom I have since ascertained to be a delegate of the Kingdom of he Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, knock- ing him headlong, with myself on top of him, in a confusfon of silk hats, attache cases and blasphemy. “it you which So CHAPTER VIL I Become an Internatiomal Problem. We sorted ourselves out on the mat, and by that time the car had crossed the court and disappeared into the stroet. Two huissiers came forward, and the rufMed old gentleman with whom 1 had collided was pacified with a clothesbrush, while I knelt on the floor in eearch of his papers. Presently, still_grumbling, and grasping his dis- patch case tightly under the arm, he went up the steps, approached the con- cierge and thereafter disappeared from view, leaving his accompanying secre- taries to dust themselves and recover their equanimity at leisure. Meanwhile, two chauffeurs had ap- peared mysteriously from some hidden office in the basement, and were offer- ing professional comments on the car which had 80 narrowly falled to run me down. One considered the driver's con- duet “un peu trop fort,” while the other went so far as to style him “un imbe- cile au point de vue de la circulation.” I asked them whether they had noted the number of the car, but they re- pled in the negative. They had seen 1hat there were two men in the driver's seat, one in livery and the other tall, big and in plain clothes. I mounted the steps and walk- ed up to the desk of the con- reSecting that my friendy I been unmasked that | not | before he had ; i By FRANCIS BEEDING Copyright, 1925, by Littie, Brown & Co.) of the Rue Etienne Dumont were not leaving much to chance. If they were prepared to assassinate me in front of a large building and in fu]l view of several people, they were evidently men who would stick at nothing. I gave my name to the conclerg an Englishman, stout, broad, typically British, with our national readiness to be respectfully, but unaffectedly, amused by the spectacle of a number of foreign gentlemen brushing them- selves in a condition of high excite- ment. I asked to mee M. Lavelle of the political section. He sent my name up by the lift boy and requested me to waft until he had ascertained whether M. Lavells was disengaged. I spent a few moments in the hall, examining the place with interest. It was large, with two corridors running into it; backed by a long glass screen shutting off a huge com- mittee room. There was a lift, and I noticed that the shaft was in two portions, actommodating a passenger lft, in which the boy bearing my card had ascended, and, immedlately behind it, what I took to be a service 1ufe. The lift boy returned, after a lapse of some minutes, and Informed the conclerge that M. Lavelle would see me immediately. As I turned toward the lift, 1 heard the concierge dealing with a party of tourists, who, with a laudable desire to obtain as much in- formation as possible in the shortest space of time, had inquired whether the league was still in session. T noted with satisfaction that my countryman behind the desk was en- tirely equal to the occasion. No, gentlemen, he said. “But I can show you a room in which two wars were stopped. Lavelle's office waa at the end of a long corridor on the second floor. I knocked on the door and an instant later was vigorously welcomed by my old friend. He was just as I had remembered him, except that he was now out’of uniform, bright, alert, with a mobile, responsive French face, dark eyes and hair graying a little above his ears. “Come in, my dear Preston. £o it's really you. I'm more than delighted.” He gripped me by the arms, smiling and taking a long look at me. It was pleasant to receive so cordlal a reception after my experiences of the afternoon, and I breathed happily again, like a man released. Not half so delighted as I am T replied. of a few friendly words. I suppose the strain of the last two hours had told on me unperceived, for T syddenly felt a little faint. and Lavelle was now gazing at me in some concern. “Why, my dear chap, to_the world.” Lavelle, who spoke perfect In prided himself on his idiom. “Here,” he continued, “sit down at once.” He pulled up a chair, into which I thankfully subsided, and went to a cupboard by the window. I smiled as he produced a bottle of cognac and a glass. “Yes,” he said, as he poured me out a stiff double. “T've not quite for- gotten the old habits—though heaven knows how quickly one degenerates. Besides, dear friend, I need such aids to reflection, being in the habit of working here late at night. Drink this, and tell me afferward what on earth you've been doing with your- self.” (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) COUNTY RAISES NEW PHONE RATE QUESTION Maryland Commission Told D. C. Valuation Should Be ‘Basis, Rather Than Baltimore. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, April 7. — Another problem involving interstate regula- tion of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company has heen pre- sented to the Public Service Commis- sfon by residents of Montgomery County near the District Line. Jn a letter to the commission Frank F. Loeffler, representing the citizens’ a sociation of Woodside and lver Spring, contends that the telephone service in Maryland near the Dis- trict of Columbla is an extension of the Washington telephone system, and as all the business is through the V shington exchange, their rates should be based on a valuation of the Washington comapny's equipment, in- stead of the higher Maryland rate. He stated that his committee is now preparing data to support the claims of villages near Washington for exemption from the increase in Maryland telephone rates. The data will be presented within a few days, he_wrote. The letter states Mr. Loeffler's un- derstanding that the Public Utilities Commission of the District of Colum- bia is about to reduce the rates of the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele- phone Company of Washington, D. C. For this reason, he contends, It is not “logieal or just” that subscribers of the Washington telephone system should be forced to Pay an increase in rates, based on the valuation of the property of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Bal- timore, which is considerably higher than that of the Washington com- pany HEART FATALITIES LEAD. Maryland Statisfics Show 12 in 100 Deaths to Be Rate. Special Dispatch to The Btar. BALTIMORE, April 7. —Organic heart trouble was the cause of more deaths per 100 inhabitants of Mary- land during 1923 than any other disease, according to a report on the 20 principal causes of death pre- pared for the State Board of Health by Dr. F. V. Beitler, chief of the Bureau of Vital Statistics. Heart disease led with more than 12 deaths per 100, and tuberculosis ana Bright's disease were second with 9§ each. “The tables prepared by Dr. Beit- ler,” a statement issued by the State Department of Health reads, “show that in 1918, which was the year of the great influenza epldemlic, in- ceeded all other single causes of death.” during that year and was followed by pneumonia, organic heart disease, tuberculosis and Bright's disease. “In 1919, when conditions were more normal, organic heart disease, with 1,106 deaths, or one-tenth of the total mortality during the year, ex- ceede dall other single causes of death.” vou look done glish, Sugar Artifically Made. Prof. E. C. Baly of the University of Liverpool has succeeded in making a sugar of good quality by artificial means. With the aid of a mercury quartz lamp and the original com- pounds, carbon dioxide and water, he has been successful in doing what nature has done for years. Prof. Baly says the intermediate com- pound so made is formaldehyde, a disinfectant. He has not beep able to make sugar from the formalde- hyde thus made, but by taking formaldehyde obtained in the usual way he has {o;en successful in making sugar. Ultra violet raye are used In the process, “In fact, I'm sadly in need | | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 1135 14th st., Jall 14th and P, Day 13th B § 13th and W 'sts.. Eagle Pharmacy 2001 Georgia ave,, John @. Bigge 2008 Teth ‘nowe. Collifiower” ATt #od GIft 3401 14th, Bronavgh's Plisrmacy. 14th and 'Buchanan, Hohverger's Pharmacy. 14th and Colorado O'Bonnell's Brarmacy. Holmead and Ot 4200 Mount Pl Morgan Bros .’ Phillips’ Pharm Duncan’s Pharmacy 7 Goldenberg’s (time clerk's desk). Tth and O ats., Associated Drug Stores. 7th and R. 1. ave., J. French Simpson. 1ith and M sts., L. H. Forster's Pharmacy, Yt ave, 12th and R sts., Howley's Phar, 9th and'U sts. McGuire's Pharma ave and Kock Creek Church road, Rock Creek Pharmacy. nd Upshur st., Colody & Blalek. Monck's ‘Pharmacy. | Brightwood Pharmacy. Moree_Pharmacy. rcle, Dupont Ph ave., Pearson’s Pharmacy. nd 1st at.. E. A. Gaglor & Son. Cand R 1. ave., Parker's Phar. . Louis Krick Quigley Plarmacy Ph st and K st Tth and K macy. Wisconsin S0 "Micomb st Cieveland Park Pharmacy ousin_sve.. Wisconsin Ave. Phar. ark, 359 Cedar st.. Mattingly Bros. GEORGETOWN. Pharmacy, 80th 0'Donnell’s’ Pha 3411 M st.. Moskey’s Pharmac Wisconsin ave. and O. Donobue’s P! NORTHEAST. 4th and H sts., Home Drug Co. 907 H st., Garren’s Music Store. 7th st. and Md. ave., Louls F. Bradler. 12th st. and Md. ave., Louls Sacks. ."and 1, Kenealy Pharmac: 4 East Capitol ., Paul's Pharma apitol and 8th sts., Blelo th and East Cap., Lincoln P th st. and R. L. ave., Collins’ Wood! 5300 12 Morgan Bros' 3204 M st., Pharmacy— ‘s Pharmscy—Brookland. SOUTHEAST. rd and Pa. ave., O'Donnell's Drug Store. 8th and I, F. P. Weller's Pharmac 11th and Pa’ ave., Fealy's Pharmacy. 14th and Pa. ave., Smyser's Pharmacy. 1507 Nichols ave.. Auacostla, Healy's Store. SOUTHWEST. Lants Rros. Columbia Pharmacy. Drug Tth and D sts 412 and L sts., RATE—3 CENTS A WORD. In_Washingt: and Suburbs for— taations Wanted. nted Miscellaneous. Automobiles for Sale and Wanted Rooms for Rent and Wanted. Business Opportunities, ete RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHIN 4 conts a word. REAL ESTATE ADS. 3 words to the line, 3.line minimum rate. as follows: 1 time, 200 per line. 2 times, 190 per line. times, 18¢ per line. times, 17c per Line at line STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL It P All_advertisements for The Evening St must be at The Star office or one of The Star branch offices by 11 p.m. the DAY BEFORE ISSUE, with the following exceptions TLost and Found. Tieath Not Wanted Help. tions. under the above classifica pted at The Star office. 11th . until 9:30 am. dax of issu All advertisements for The Sunday Star must ceived at The Star offes by 5:30 p.om. Saturday, or at any of The Star branch offices by 4:30 pom. Saturday CASH WITH _ORDER is required for sil advertisements from trausient advertisers. HELP—MALE. NG SOLICITOR — Ref : permanent; I_Ridg. over 18, with some experjence, rifith Pilling Station, Bladen: Neal st Teferencest advancement. ADVERTIS iarge compe 210 Interna ROY, strong, zarage work. bure rd. with bieyele: $12 per n::. M‘\\Hl\}‘. OPERATO! monstrating the use of e commerciel snd Goverament farchant Calculating Machive Co.. House to house; CARPENT house. tools. Nevada | CARWASHER _Able to drive any car joh._Steele Gara . TAUFFEURS. with identification card and Apply Wardm Tk Tazl Offc Caun make excellent comm with the Dlue must be 1501 first_class, Beecon Inn, CHEF, Apply 0 CIVIL. ENGINEER. college graduate, with at 2 years' office experience, in connection with buildings: permanent position. 5 bl wagher and tire ‘repairer Apply New Southern Garage. must_be frst references require 1320-22 D st R Titor and ofice: steady work: Apply the Law Reporter Printing 3'5th st. Reference required. C.o 0o labo the right man can get his own Dr. T._B. Johuston. 443 7tn st now. __ 'IST wanted € once; must be registered operative work only: no night work; perma’ hent position. Dr. J. K. Freiot, 407 7th st. ENGINEER OR DRAFTSMAN o take of quan- tities reinforced concrete work, one familiar with earpentry work. Wm. Ficklen, residence, 717_10th_st. n.w. Address | G, __TUESDAY, APRIL 7, KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Yes, It’s a Tough Life. HELP—MALE. (Continued) ALOYSIWS: P MYGuus ! STEP IN TH' KITCHEN AnD DASTE THAT 'PorRk ROAST MORE WATER OVER THE STRING DEANS - 10 MINUTES LATER 1 FORGOT TO SALT THE Rice! GO DO IT For ne AMD YoUD BETTER TuRW ‘l‘n‘ HEAT LOWER N —THE HELP—DOMESTIC. (Continued) 1925. Yoo CAN TAKE THE RICE aw' BEANS OFF NOW, BUT BE SURE AND DRAIN TH' WATER OFF AD PUT & LUMP OF BUTTER ON THE BEANS - anp You'd DBETTER CUT SonE DREAD AND START TH' CoFFee!! You CAN PUT TH' SALAD ow TH' TABLE NOwW ~ | ! o DEAR! TO DO JuLIE SOON, THIS HARD WoR K 1§ ME! A WOMAN HAS wNO RIGHT TO B2 STANDI- HELP AND SITUATIONS. BY POP MOMAND. I DONT KNOW WHAT T'r GONG IF I DoNT GET A MAad WILLING ( OVER & HOT STovE AT My AGE TR, JownC ) WOULDNT ALLOW MR Jomnes To D SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. (Continued) 3HE'S LIAGLE To Have & NERVOUS BREMK- man. Jjust out_of 1 c tudent preferred. Call Cleveland 291 ATT Experienced; good salary. croft_Hotel, xnrr 19th st . energeti pcosdtug 1o lite on tion with live insuran business. Leads furnished and hearty co- operation given. If you feel that you are the man we are looking for. address Box 205-J, r_office. permanent position ty the right party. hollc_young men, for special | outside work, $128 monthly to start to those | Jho qualify. " Call. 810 or 4.8, 408 Coutinental LABORERS. Government _buildin Wreekin, 5 33.60 for 9-hour day. tomac Park; Koy perintendent URIT ALESME Must be experienced and possess clientele for 1st mortgage investments guaranteed by large surety company; state qualification. Ad- G MAN or strong boy to help 1n wash | Y L for drug s tinental Pharmacy. fore and fountain work. Continental Hotel. woman to o to N Candy_Shop. ' 833 HOUSE-T0-HOUSE SOLICT} I'L\ Call commission. Apply in two weeks: must two dults and baby; ¢ Gpine Murray's Bo: Kennedy s | HO! FER-CO! adults and child of adults away during Boons; write, fully, ences, T ealary and and e Mr. after 4 p.m. 2085 Sher- Dupont Laundry, r ofice. AL HOUSEWO) 0K, preferred, for home near Cherryd: wages expected. RKER. colored, w York for Summer; leave be able to cook. wash for give references and | ox 1243, Btr office. Btrau sth hi GIR 224 D st work: o0 | Tace white, ~ middle axe: 7 T Tarmliy Ao gardener; | 280 St n.w. e Ta Feneral ettled | GTRI. Colored. wishes light Bousswork. iis ace as chambermaid L st. n.w. day; child 1n school fore- i Eiving experience, refer. | Seaton st. n.w. | GIRL. colored, wishes da: work; ref. 1711 Tipusework. ATTo - XecE T, o of the best paviog places ia Waspingion Torne sr it 60 huelnesa S350 ce, 32 ; part cash. Add ox 174-J Star_offce P Roles on 14th nw Reason for selitor e oo grocers business, covsisting of stock, Sxtures §30 pqutomobllel mow doing Sne ‘Address Box 115; 5 feld Targe LADIES, no selling. two, for attractive outdoor work: | Apply bet. Vednesday. AVER, only exper DIy;_steady position. wgent; national organizatior compensation; 10 to 11 only, EVORE Wilite or colored 1502 Varnum st. HOUSEWO) 6 and 7 p.m. today rnqu\r!fl“ 3 381 Bond Hids Emile, 1 1325 r.nm...m every oight or 3 oighls & week. 417 GIRL, neat and_ex, tent r"l' evening work. 1625 H. Bioer, it th | GIRL, wants day's work. Phone ¥. 0381, 7% rienced; moraisi d RL. neat, colored. cafeteria or daywork of any kinds~ North 9864-J. HAVE YOU want to buy auything? If so, call Main 23% g DRESS First-o e 2020 Bherman ER; o cootlng siay imnx stay night 07_On | NURBE-COMPANTON, practical 9 ufter 5 p.m. Potomac 2 MATD for genaral references require SALESLADY —A competent womai gas ranges, ref; estabiighed 'firm, office, how to cook Cle Soleodld oprortunity for & | bt | ot n to sl Lome furnishing: tay ul.m. must_kno Rosemary Tousework_ wages, $4 ve. 2003 Willard st. u.w. T amp} work o Adams 4022. brisg DRFSS, good; work at home; also co’oi‘ Ca 02 M rigerators, etc., for an _old Address Box 106-J, Btar | Columbia 4668-W. MOTHER'S HELPER, reliable; Ay mights. B, NURSE—Child’s; wet dress Box 216.H. Star_office. SHOE SALESMEN, Experienced shoe salesmen wanted at once; | wonderful opportunity for advancement; erences required. Apply to Mr. Briggs, Traveler Shoe Store, 418 7th_st. n.w. GPHOLSTERER. Experienced man. Apply at shop office, South Capitol and D Sts. s.w. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, YOUNG MEN. No experienge necessary. We train you to become real, 1ive i "o agents for & well { known old ‘line com | for_appoints life_insurance dept | MEN that have had some house- | to-house canvassing experience can make real money at this Itime and establish themselves | permanently in a good position. iSee Mr. Blum, bet, 9 and 10 a.m. | The Castelberg National Jewelry tment, ref- | | i | 1 i SALESTADIES. and' ¥, Must furnish_reference: Apply Woolworth Co., 12th | nights; Cley. 1051 must be neat and experienced. .’l\-on Call 732 | Josephine Frazler. | WOMAN—Colored; Ttled colored woman; stay Cail SALESLADIES. experienced in ready-to-wear | NURSE, German; dept. Federal Clothing Btores, 621 7th 4 hours a day. Stay nights. $:30_p.m. Call Gesire 12026 L st. n.w. G0 P et W st. ow., 6 P Bousework Call m-r SALESLADIRS, T, nw. derwear departmenf M. Balderstos in_ hosi experienced. Vefore 10 e.m. GND COOK, a1 h_at. T day. Savoy Cafe, . Appl o Couis Gutd Co o114 ¥ st erences. 2013 0 SALESLADIES, 3. Farley, 737 experienced, apply in person Tth st n SODX_ DISPENS 911 15¢h_st. n.w. TATLORESS to work on men's clothing. D. J. Kuufman, Tuc., I ER, must have e e reliable, and two children laundry; must stay reference e 005 Pa. ONTMATD_Must belp with child; bring 646 Bruvers et st. n.w. Gesires ne o care for small while mather works nights. 2622 11th st. day’s work: Es Rome n TYPIST, dictaphone operator, experienced n patent work. George P. WOMA 30 and —White: W T Kimmel, 710 G st. 5% - Apply Mr. i cook; no washi i«innns experienced, for lunchroom. 10 s promotion . to help mother with housewor refined homie for TIEht person per week: eucumbered; between a must know how or_ironing stay nigh ing neuritis, | WOMAN, ambitious o work Tn executive posl- | is rapid for ose who will Box 199-H. Star offc bie, for branch store work. A ply 10 Ved 9th st Besdsy. Palace Laundry ms 288, FOUNG GIRL for ofie j tar Credit Clothiers, §25 ot NG LADY, willin, $ 13th to work. ATFFEUR—Whi o [ with present_emplo; i { Will g0 anywhere Y, who understands sewlog and Avply New Esglasd Fur- Youn, hew ;LOII CTOR for installment {house ; good opportunity for live {wire to connect with chain or- {ganization; straight salary. Ap- ply 623 7th st. CHAUFFEURS, cation cards, Red Top Cabs. Apply to Mr. Le Sage, 1140 2lst st. PRESSERS, colored, {enced on steady position. Vogue Clean- ers, 14th and Spring rd. SHOE SALESMEN, thorough- ly experienced, serving best clientele. Apply Barriemore Shoes, 1227 F st. FLOOR MANAGER. The Hecht Co. ervices of a neat appearing man, from 30 to 40 years of age. as a floor manager: must have some department store experi- ence; permanent position. Ap- ply before 11 am., employment office, with identifi- experi- ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. part or whole time; men and women, White or call Room 404, Evany Building, City. AMATEURS —Male and trs-outs, cvery Friday night. rixon. Mutual Theater. COUPL d, for chauffeur and cook Ieforences re; e for_sper female. Apply Mr. G man (o wseist i housework uired. Address Box 154 ) _at once to el i 9 Sth men and women, €0 sell pmo 923 F_st. n.w. S, Taine_Studio, &t wanted to drive| Hoffman machine;| accustomed to} | { i { | requires the; ; i H i The Hecht Co., 7th and F.! |permanent position. “LADIE: Catholic ladies for plel weekly 10 beginners who qualif; Continental Tr 408 : drive any make ca | T | —AIl uround. ®—Opportunity for t_Building. 8 POSITIO SALARY DUNI North SHORT TRAINING PERMANENT POSITIONS rL TELEPHONE OPERATIO! IDEAL OCCUPATION THE FOR PERIOD. 1-:«r»up- worl TER —Jobbi best references. to Govt. employes DECKER, D. C. ing work promplly Atterd- L3 year MUSIC, IHshed. paid MARIE STEV' Te, ser, Address Box 45 private car; 10 vears who {8 going abroad. H, Star Eat, 1905, & white man position with private fam e car._70 Que st. n.w. . Oscar Taylor, 1230 :m ton: HAVE A white girl, 12 to 14 Address Box 217.J, COMPORED. TREATME! spm a8 xcmn Bm. Frank. | Dr. 8. el 00D HOME IN ears, to assist tar offic e T8, DRUGLES! Strictly priva for " adopti | i TR R SO e I LIGHT HOUSEWORK or pantry werk- 173?' Phone Potomac 157 MAID WORK wasted by gir. no. Hundly work; 4th satiafactios i ter class of unfortunate young woisen be- ! j2 during t;lnflle-\ ot ROOMING HOUS hw.h., elec.: good {ncome. good Teason for selling: ca: bought on ‘terms. Price reasonable. Aus M. Coopar, 820 11th i, Phone Maia 1 two FIRST-CLARY MEAT MATRKET Hadiy narded artment month. NEW Bell for $15.000 of rent for 31 o7 a0 o st tr 1 D PASTRY BTORE, 37057 Macomb n.w.— New stores; excellent locatio: for a baker. in & thickly populated rertion Dew store and G-room apt. sbove. fell fr $18.00 or rent 3135 mont. ‘NEWBOM, 1111 LONG-ESTABLIBHED DELICATESSE! sacrifice for cash. Price, §1,600. Col 11° Dest oo with livioz | CIVE MEAT and grocery store: west section; 31,500 week sale quarters. Phone’ North 9329, GROCERY DOW 8t $3,000; money-make; property or second trust uote. Before busing, selling or trading your b ness, see us for quick, satisfactory results- N A _GIvy : trade for wme. a ELECTRIC BATH, MARSAGE FPOR ’lfllc 1 1umbago. aduate nurse (colored) | WETGUT BAFELY AND RAPIDLY REDUGED | with wond. FRENCH METHOD. poor_clrculatios Phone N. 6985-J. T DELLA D, LEDEN 1737 P at. n.w. Phone ¥r. 8349, FACIAL HATR PERMANENTLY REMOVED, ec. needle expert exp. 800 Kresge Bidg., 11th and G. ARRANGED, 14 different song. $1.00 | GEO._E. JORNEON, 908 CHIROPRACTIC SCHOOL, COLORED—PALM. er aystem: classes formin, cany terms. 1914 Tth s PUB. individual attes .w. North 6581, BUBCRE | clal rates | i { | i { 0th p.e. ! 29 yoars' experience. INC. RYON CO., Main 4397 1423 F F, CARLEY, P 837 K N.W. % le-r{ and conf.. in & good n.w. ice ant over store: low e Price, $1.000, terms. kg It lacat with le Conf.. soda feustaim apd cigars, dein go0d businers: 1iving rooms: low restal, wit lease. Price, $3,000, terme. Paying reoming houses in best tions. all €0 sult purcha, nw. loca Frice and term Paying grocery stores. sections of the city. ¥ Prices range from $1.000 un P, ¥. CARLEY to society and ph. Swedinh m: | Bullding up. Dosition: ex. flowers and Address Tox 2 Gesires of trees, Tel yesigh | residence only. by sppointment Franklin 9240, ot HEALTH & BEAUTY—H. French and Reducing. rengthening, etc. At 130 ASANT WORK clo s Box 178-J, YOUNG WOMEN JANTTOR or tall | fioor manager for dept Bge: ciperiende i thing, furnishings, hats or store; best reference. S man. 1 CRADUATE NURSE WILL [ to limited sumber of wome Call_Adams 6270, TRUCTIONS Write full particulars to Box 1013, TVE MARBAGE | T NGLISH APPLY FIRST FLOOR, CHESAPEAKE & POT( TELEPHONE COMP. 12th ST. N.W. THE inside or outside, sition: have 307 SAL Vacancy for & o right party. st n.w. in_welling gowns, o a critical clientele. Kaplowits Bros., ESWOMA woman of proven ability resmes. wraps Attractive offering to | PAP! Inc., 721 _9th | d & | PLOM oreman with THAN l\b Ontario SALESLADIES. { country Star_office. Only these with long experience considered; | permapent positi n.w. ism { able_experient ENOGRAPHER . des ion. Harris Shop, 1318 G st. FIRST-CLASS STENOGRAPHER. Competent girl for impor- tant work. hi enced, need app! tween 12 {108.3, Star | PAINTER "AND PAPERHANGER wants job | Jfond and beating jobs wanted, ¢ expert mechanic, | MAN, G5, of wide exporience, desi firm; reference. e, painting, plastering, by lhu o418, rd. n.w. Adams 5100. * | CAMERAI 5 or | every ki 2143, | 1ith o 00 Grpist, with covsider. | e rom Dosition.” Address Boz | wir? - An- 8% {them In Address Box . shoes, Let us know. nw 00] »-mxhs-nofi' = or_phone al lots. oot e BT o nything you hav ‘Phone Prantiin $38 e | CLOTHING—Wio e or will ever 0 | the same squure dollar value for all the men's Tinh's 0d" Buind, eip | === A1l Kinds. _"Brisg Preaklia | Shotguss, Tools of | Groce' m e., that you wiil farm; best general ftor Only experi- igh-grade worker | woRtp WAR VETERAN | colored, married: inside work: { capable of doing most anything; ban ~colored, Phone of reference. { with Address Box 9 izl o e | mechanic's and carpenter’s tools. st._o.w. North rar office Sants worki abie fo|And men's worn f Pence | Grein. 1308 Tth st or’ truck; good referen 3* _ i DIAMONDS, ly. Interview be- and 1 o’clock only at Room 2053, 1417 K s ino delays. Rooms 17 and 18. old, siiver boug G'st. aw. oid_gold af 1. La Gree, wants 'ori oo | CLOTHING —Will eall Tn moblle, city or suburbs, prices ‘for ladies’ gentlemen’s. childre carded clothing of all doncriptises. 1 call. | CLOTHES—WIII pay bighes othe: e s 34 old_gold, for cast; | Lo Galetiered auto: | a0 pay’ ves mnen Aflfl W Rice, A"szz" i prices for ladies te_or phone D. ' orth 499. W dizmond broker. D1 _Main 6458, ught for cash. nj’ Pt §¢ | FEATHER ALTERATION HANDS] mu be thoroughly experienced altering women's coats, dresse: Call 917 F BOOKS opened. nd_up. Bessie €. SITVATIONS—FEIAI.E £10. | prices paid. {ar mowe Potoma Fm and Eagle Fursiture Co.. Turalture; Vighest 1305 7 FEATHER BEDS o paid. Square Deal Haine: woks kept weekiv- 85 Adams 63703 ® | Phone Main_ 563 R and st. n.w. Telepho VoMA for leather _]ellcff Inc. wanted, experienced,; e o goods department;{fged well-todo £ Frank R.{cLERK, { office _ L4 work, desires with 10 3 mnr-g. i)"?»y(n TOURING, | Clyde. Franklin 4282, tepographer; ex) one_Cleveland 3789 TODY or roadster bod: ’m Your turaiture | Furaiture Co., Mai eedy widow, position ant housekeeper In & re- amily. 708 12th URNITUREIf you want to get full and men at mm' Marshall Business Brokers. Accessory gnd battery service station. ted n.w.; reut, '3» ernnlh‘ at $1,500. lunch and on l4tn st low pri Lunch room, apartments above; pries | 84,000, Rooming house on Mase batha: eleetricity; price Rooming beuse, downtown; 10 rooms; price ave: 14 rooms, Hotel, 53 rms.. 30 baths; elevator service good lease; price, $10,000; Do curiosity seek ers nced apply. i s | | | 1 Qur sucoess and ieadersh busisers brokerage is wel! kaowa. Iu listing with ve Tou et ‘the advantage and profection Well equipped ofces In our own bulldiog List now and save time MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS, 020 N_ Y. Ave. ' RECOMMENDED SERVICE. TTaz Jaliou g esRess conc - e v s s Bleint found. wecessary ta. og mads to Tus tar will receivs promp! atfemtion. For dmisrion o' Recommended Aervice Col- &mn call Main £000. Brensh 115, ADTO BATTERY & RADIATOR PXPERTE 75 AKS. fenders; fow pries. " TLCK sorthouse. ¥ 64 BOX SPRINGS and prompt 4 g | | prices oo BOXSPIINGK, MATTRESSPS and pil { Before the Spring rush comes. vate your ght pric RAGLE BEDDING €O, 1153 o.w. Phone M. 1902 _ RUILDING CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS f s and screns, general repm o8. Blankenship Bros., 426 H st. .y, Pr. Tta st beusehold goods. call Ideal | SUTLDING, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDELS | FURNITOI ears’ experience in neral ] Address an i used tursiture, s position. l RNITURE S35 per week plus. commi men free’ to travel: canvassing with %ive age, experience reference, o - Star ofice. 1. Hon; leads’ SOLICITOR — Referevces; large «vmmrxn!lon'rrn nt; advanc rienced, none FORD MECHANIC, must be ex otor Co... 1425 others necd apply. Strobel M 310 International Bl NTLEMEN, as field ageni, dational organ- ization; 10 to 11 only; 510 Inieraational Bulld- permanent. _ 11% ing. Large compensation: GENTLEMAN acquainted with _Washington Boor. manager in an offies furniture es lishmen salesmanship ability is essentis BALEEMAN—If you are dissatisfied with your income, join eur outside sales dept advancement. Potomac Electric Appliance Co., 14th and C sts. See L. C. Tutt. N. M. Minnix Company, Igc., 712 18th n.w. TTANDY MAN, to paint, carpenter and do geveral repair ‘work, mosily painting in lsrge Duilding; $100 per month and dinner. Address Box_2 Star_office. MACHINIST or auto mechanic. experience and phone number. 2023, Star_office. ustling, colored, to handie 1a; newspaper on' 8 large scale n Wa, 00d profits, commission. Write, Fox 1417, Star offes. 350 week: Addres ekly ington; Address SALESMAN—We are now opening a pew de- partment and can use a few real, honest-to- | oodness, live-wire salesmen who have confl- ence in their own ability and are looking for | located and can grow with their company in exact proportion to their own abllity. Mea with clean records in selling and who are mot afraid of hard work only need apply. ~Apply Tuesday and Wednesday morning, 457 Munsey Bldg. Ask for Mr. Miller. MAN AND BOY, colored, as steady work, Arply King Pin les, 8380 1dth st ki MARKERS AND ASSORTERS, cxperienced, anted at once. Arcade Laundry, 751 Lamont ot To_wetters wling Al n. MEMBERSHIP sales representatives for Spring ign; full or part time. Apply to Mr. Relly,, American Automobile’ Ass'a, 407, Mlils Bldg, 17th and Pa, ave. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. FREE COOKS, general houseworkers, part.fime dny ‘workers, waltresses, ' waiters, Sunday, 8 to 12, Potomac 1150, at i ent. L { Vacancies for women in the FORMER EMPLOYES iwho desire |lo“mg dep: auiek | Sui Co Shoes Girl Mi Hosiery Thig is a Inity for {desire to 2" connection where they' will be permanently | TIONEY office, 8th floor, G st. side. WOODWARD & LOTHROP.| married women who | v | tages. | Lincoln 8583 08, 10 Louisiana ave. 4 lassadiin borenes and screens,’ genersl Tena for 12-reem Also’ piano and phonograph. RE—WII pay cash for some good and bric-a-brac. house and 8 Pl:;:n work apply at once. ing fol- 1 . \ Wishes p ATOR OPER. artments : :_refer TURE of hest prices paid. Schwarts, ATOR or hotel mal Mx"‘} o Gescription Wanted. For immediate. results Alexandria 7, my6* ence. _North 2382J, | HATRDE ! treatment | HOUSEK] best references. | oftic its, D ats siampooing. _Phone North 870. PING PORITION by refined Colored; — specialty scalp | 2130 _rugs. FURNITURB— Enough {0 out8t 10 or 12 Adams_2012. 2 'rxm g Blankensaip dron.. oot 4 Flink 3% s | CARPE! | modeling: porches bullt | ing; geveral repairs of all kinds. Main 8215 | CARPENTER—Doing not pair work for 15 | will_please you CARPENTRY, PAINTING, GARAGES, ciete work, excavatiog: geod wor 6082: 5 te 7 p.m. coN FURNITCRE—Want (o purchase some used furniture and grand plano. Phose Fragkiln | ki Address Box 180-J, 1s’, LADY wants positi 1linery x 168-J, | Adares: | PLACE ‘a3 Touseke | ing house by experi jpe. 8.3 { PRACTICAL n excellent opportu- some extra$ employment | make Appl | SEWING by day; PPy ean do any :(nd of | Lincoln_4820-W. ing_or rooming house; cxperienced; eper 1n rooming or boRrd- | 1133 Corcoran_st. er of apt. build- st ref. on, i Star_office. | | FORNITCRE enous | Call M. 2508, enced lady. 218 14th fol want to obtain tes, 421 10th ¥ Broom cuumvnx BUILDER—Store fromis of Bouse remodell B. Epstain, 1 der, owner (o ‘asting,’ steel end ali work & - NITURE—Cash —.cd Nertn Toad | store #xture call Ma sults. contents of houses 2 for m‘r:u: and showcases ~ wanted. 3006 ‘snd Jou will et the best re- irable farsity also M.m settled colored woman: sewing or mending. Phous Sk It chs Furniture Co. Main 6306, FURNITURE—We buy household furaiture Money gdvanced on stor corner Sth and lhuro’;l ghly experie IR%'QUCTIOR GSOUASH — tor's permit Bished. " Cail HLR and general office assistant, FURNITURE pald. Cay n.w. d; permavent. Columbis tal Furniture Co., or phose Franklin 1026 of all kinds wunved; best prices 490 ATENOGRAPHER pabio nd 2. trafic; any car fur- aid. APHER Franklin 87 AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY | given. Call Linc. 832. ndays, evenings. Columbia §744-W. Several and rellal eut e. Phone North | wglts for laneout n.w. Franklin 3785. Main FUR; by day, hour, week. We _do_the rest. DRY or cleaning by the day_or part: time work or'chaufleur, any kind garage work, or janitor work, white, See me for this work and T will send you first-class heip. 1400 10th st.n.w. North 4441J. 7 MEN to afitribule wdvartising. 7 a.m. shi Goft_Co., 939 D st. n.w. am\ Detween 21 and 00, permanent outside sales work, $22 (o beglinors: advapcement. Apply 9 (010 a.m. and P.m. 308 Dist. at. Bank Bldg. EN—A few responsible men {o_start im- medistely getting new accounts for an a vanced form of savings In an establighed bank. Sales experience not necessary. We teach you what to do_and furnish you names to call on. Call 318 Machinists’ Bldg., 10 a,m. AND WIFE wanted, colored janitor, three waitresses, cooks, Fuller's Agency, 1221 35th. also gardener, with wife Orat-clase cook, white: gemeral worker, also uurse. Christiah Women's Exchange. N. 9011 HELP WANTED—COOK, white, accommodat. $5 per day; cook, red, $7 Sit. wanted by waitress, Spanish nurse and second man. Ladies’ Exchange. 807 Vermont ave. to work, to secure clty's largest na- ln\rllluuu‘ willin new ‘accounts for one tional banks; excellent Tuture for_those who qualify. See Mr. Ellis, Room 730, Bond Bid, 10-12 a.m. STERERS 3 apply ¥red Hobrord, Rai- ma avenue, irsaristhic, Mo, Faon éymo. BUSINESS POSITIONS—Free registration, Washington EmpNyment Exchyuge: operated for the public by the Washingtos School for Secretaries, NO CHARGE UNLESS YOU ARE PLACED. PRESSER, on Hoffmau machine AppIy o.r- mack Dry Cleaning Co.. 1120 Queen st. n PRESSER, experienced on Hoftman machipe. Apply at once, 504 H st. n.e. SALESMEN—We Have openings for fhres ex. pericoced house-to-house” men for househol Recennitien, o easy, weekly puyments: salary and commission. Apply 4 to 6 p.m. Con- folidated Gas Iron Co., 603 Jenifer Bidg. o S rug store and soda Tountain trade. Nationally known concern: state experience and salary expected. Address Star_office. N to take half interost in a ready tar_office. 8- Tetall. with knowledge of paint, nAm-:nu. . 710 13th st.’ n.w. SALESM AND COLLECTORS—Hustiers salary and commission contracts. Call m., Singer Sewing Maching Co., 2475 15th n.w. SINGLE MAN on farm near Washington. fo care for small herd of 20 pure-bred Guernseys: Tmust have had late experience and good refe ences: %60 per month and board. portunity for right man to build ‘Address Box 206-J, Star office. SODA_ DISPENSER. Loy wanted. Apply Beacon Inn, 1801 Calvert st., after 7:30 p.m. 5508 e, B Yook mues Room_213, Transportation_Bldg., 17th and H. T AL, 3| T compensation; rmagent; l‘wl m International ‘Bidg. 7 ATTERATION LADIES, experionced. gy i@ E. ne., 737 _7th person. Farley. BOOKKEEPER. experienced in luuumut Abramson Bron. business: steady position. 1929 14th n.W. CALCULATING MACHINE OPERATOR, ex- pericnced, capable of demonstrating the use of this machine in commercial and Goverament Marchant - Calculating Maching Co., th_n.w. MBERMAIDS, experenced, white, Ap- ply. Housekeeper, Continental Hots A COLLAR GIRLS—Experienced, white; nose others need apply. Also markers and ‘mssort- ers._Arcade Laundry. 731 Lamont st. n.w. COOE_Baxperienced (white), cafoteria, Ad- Greas Box 2305, Star ofice. CLERK, experienced in confectionery and bakery. Stoblman’s, 1254 Wisconsin ave. 8° ANCY_TRONPRS on silk_work. Apply at once. Carmack Dry Cleaning' Co., 1120 Queen st. n.e. ofces, [aun’ { l 1 coifllfi\\c!ln vel all over cetviag ‘good sal land and broad: openings: quired. Loo : we prepare you for the license re- mis Radio College, 405 Oth s RADIO OPERATORS may thoroughly = experie the world, ut same timo re- Hddress 1 clal. OGRAPHER-SECRETARY—Young 1ady, Address Box 2 o nced, legal and cull-‘!l‘ L 3, Star_officy aries and ‘all living ezpen: icasting stations offer good 8T hflGl’l\l‘U\' work Miss 11 yping, addressing, mallin; alied ‘for ‘and® deiive Marks. 7 Pa._ave. p.w. Tow starting: full courss In’ shampoo. ot oil scals 14th TAGGHT, ~ NEW | LYEING, COPY ffice. COUPLE, re of during Ip treatment: marcel waving | ST OTHY COFFEY BEAUTE n.w. Tel. Frank. 5419. 8° NOW course of Commerrial borhood, 311 Ee: evening Thirty-ninth_yea Is 1 GO0D TIME To PEGIN reparation for life's dutiss, Wood 00l take Box 182.J, Star off siring extra evening work. Address Box 440.H, —By experienced typist d ) carpell 1282 tor ‘wagon or have me FORNITURE—I{ you want (o obtain best re- our furaiture and other miscel- call Mr. Shapiro, 600 Louisiana ave, NTTURE WANTED and househoid good: 3 will teel satisfed with 16 10th st. n.w. prices I pay. S. Main 9275, . Phone ‘Weschler, qou) Wliver, watches, diamonds and ol jew: elty needed in our manuf crsh_value paid._Selloger’ oot Fo SE OLD GOLD. silver. beautiful ~pieces i, 1828 G st ‘n.w. Mal Summer months, ce. want houce © Address located in a qulet ne SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. 1in_3175. PIANO, Knabe or st’ Capitol street, GAFETERIA o “Apply 1133 13th s Address Box 23K, diamonds, 11y Jewelry: fine, AT F. Arvold, 8173 PIANO Must be a bargain for cash. Steln 5 T cheap for casb. B K, Star 2 Address Box Frank- CHITRS CANED, upholstered: porch rockers T pliated. C IA Angsrxnx(., 1283 10t et (‘OH)!I'_'STIO.\ ru . OI, BURNER heating Lowest priced comp tomatic heating sery Burna cheapest fuel oil. Noi tor. J. . GUER Drices this week Pay later. © Bmall monthly parments make it eagy. “'A bid is all we s Decorating Co.. 421 9th n.w. Ph. Fr. 1 DECORATORS, _PAINTING AND PAPER X S. and 8. Co. First-class, white; res sonable prices. 3401 Shiorman av. I'h. Cal. 92 ELECTRIC WIRING—F" self with our better grade of house wirm and lectrical fixtures. e some of the work we it i for your neighbors. We gladlr give references and terms if desired Our Teprosentative will call at your convenience and furnish an estimi on economic wiring job that will satisfy. Call Main 27t or Frank. 10469. GEO. F. MILLER ELEC- TRIC CO., 90§ New York ave. FLECTRIC WIRING. _ Wiring for Ught in ach room: 6.rm. house, 35 RAY GOGS. WELL ELEC. CO._Phone Clar. 117-w-2. _ 10+ ELEOTRICAL WIRING AND REPATRING at reasonsble cost. Work guf 3 given. Phone West 452-M. cook in . Janitor. boarding house. CLEANING or nure work._ 1513 Swann sing mornings; no Sunday ARKET STAN st n.w. BUSINESS msrnuc‘non COOK, plain, good, B0YD SHORTHAND 1S THB system in commerclal use: easily E‘Wfi, Bes Eos., bus. letcer touch typi: nxh-‘ rad. in demand: . Bchool, 1888 G HOSS WHO ARE I fake Oivll Uervlc- examinations will B "““M ‘mu Mal 'well to I ” & 1 Civil §ervlce Examinations. al corse inatiops, 5 days tion, 35" per mo. men and women. office exam., sall Office exam., Civil Bérvice 12th and F nw. Apr. , Preparatory School, ot br ipunasy. illing to do some house- 1250 23td st. n.w., second 000K, in ng, spelll ply_jonitress. 1133 feteria_or boardlug house. Ap- shop to rent, 13th_st. Irving_st. n.w. GOOKING, light neat colored gifl NING | Sidnfe B. Winston, a8 clerk n, wpecial ciass sow {orming. GOOKING or general housework by col woman; no_laundry. ton's most progressive residentls View Market, Georzta ave. BUITABLY SERVICE STATION o OPPOR' B—Act st emce. -flh proximately’ 1200 o by 8* ‘colored Boupewark or_nursin, from country. Address 2141 Wyoming ave. fo Main 1218 8 et n.w. course, 34, Bta Strayer 3430 DAY'S WORK of any kind. Potomac 8800, eves. HAIR DRESSING Can be bought for only p:{umolth' established; best xomm «11"_“’;«' 21T B ress 3 DINING ROOM BUSINESS in good downtown (.‘.“ 2rg DAY'S WORK or AL home. 921 Florlda stenographer-typlst ex: and 5 nights each wk. Statistical clerk exam., both age 18 yrs. to 70 yrs. Post ry, $1.400 io 81 Patent ary, The cor. R nw. 22; hove_Fr. 2080, WO daytimes. 1720 DAY WORK, by colored woman. Call 018 DAY'S or part-time work, rellable girl. 761 bundle washing to take ve. n.w. can be ' bought for $2,000; Box 2267, Btar office. location; fully equipped; doiag big busines ; terms. Addre: goNCEsstoNs tomacy when | hotel _park. Washington. FAILORING, Canl D. e —DOMESTIC, DRESSMAK reasonable. 1207 G Dsemble rard_st. for sale. . n.w. suits; _expert Adams 5082 1eay ‘Washington's Atl; stands, shooti striker and space for other James Keesey, S Hargain for quick sale, at Celonial Beach, tic' Cits_on the Po € gallery, high ames located in 20 T Cleaning And_pressiog Mnneu 5 R 13 To tend 2%y B. Capltol st.. Apt. CODK _AND GENERAL white woman; Hyatts. 2013 TOUSEWORKER: 5y nights. Mrs. Baines, GZ\E.KAL “HOUSE COOK & Touseks maust be neat and eeper; setile dry: go home nights. 929 26th st. n.w, ST BET. T3t in i Rooming house. rooms and bath 211-J, Star offiee. WANTED—P, Tlace wanted or 1133 Lingers DRK by colored girl; 50 competent. Cal COOK and gene Cleveland 1471. Tal houseworker, stay might GENERAL HOUSEWORK or day" liable_colored_woman. work, re- North 4718, COOK, white, for institution; good homwe with salary. Address Box 216.J. Star offiee. . G st. GENERAL HOUSEWORI Jatindsy to take home by ‘colored girl. leigh day's _work_or ad 30 2823 and general ‘GIRL, experienced, to assist with care of ivo children and__ general work COOK, gen Tousework for family of 2, | GENERAL HOUSEWORK, colored Trom Frar o vw: to assist; u-;mllnn. experienced; city Columbia rd., S AND 14th ST, room basement. by t. This i3 a wosderful pro 7 _strictest {nvestigation. Hotel N with ften years' Juainoes eioativace, dedires to becomo assoc! with esta rtner or ition. _Address Box 171-2, Ihr.fi - W nd 2 Rox = ton. M, bet. 11 and 2 as 2 baths, Addres Tew chlorine ‘accountaney ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRIN play Al re Tako adrant monthly o0 Tones paid G lights. are. turned on. spstem for pleasing our customer: ll.l: T IG €O, Main 512 for Ik,\m'.le mn ® celler, hall, 'yroisbed; electric eatimates :'-«m a I”IIIIQI. Eleetric Co., > 8th 884 1 ste. n.w. o arice U O e 'h'"?n'"?o“"a'fn" ectric o Mata D008 vatios sod heery bauling prompt servl ratesr 113 Dth, alo 28 might. Col. 4101, Copies EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING AND PAINT- ing by skilled mechanics at reduced pri Paul_Sereve. _North GAl8. FLOORS—Finlshiog: house Dainting: pure lead used; real mervice: low rates. renits C. HANSEN. Franklin 10000. _my RO MACHINE AND HAND fent: reas: : reliable service AR 351 Deh v Cote AL FEOORS TAID, scraped _and fulsied floors renovated. MODERN = FLOOE CO.. dams 5213. 1400 Belmont st. n.w. 11+ §S_NEW FLOORS LAID, OLD FLOORS [rhomated: clsctric machine ~Gr, band, work. " evon AT G il gt FURNITORE GFHOLSTERED and 3 oo made at low prices. Expert ;wk. RNTTURE UPHI . RI euvm made. Est. cheerfully gi V!II. TITTENSOR, 1424 8th s.w. N. 7702 l‘i‘fui—sflfl-wlfl l"l- % Clfl‘l‘» -u- Tork ave. B.v. W-!mm 100°, For o1d