Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1925, Page 27

THE SEVEN SLEEPERS A Thrilling Novel of International Intrigue tinued from Yesterday's Star.)’ = s D s L I wae picked up and carried, help- as a log, through the laboratory and out into the garden by the silent Joset and his equally impassive com- penion. They took me some 50 yards to a small wooden hut situated at the shore-end of a stone jetty jutting into the lake. Here they laid me, with all the respect that was due to one who ‘was already dead, upon a pile of fag- gots, which appeared to be all that the chalet contained, and, leaving me t6 my own devices, took their de- parture, shutting the door behind them. I will spare you my reflections. They ‘were of the bitterest kind, and it ‘would do no good to repeat them. In- deed, I doubt if I could find adequate words to express what I felt when I realized that it was partly my own rash impatience which had placed me in the power of these scoundrels and had involved Beatrice in a fate which even now I shudder to contemplate. I regarded my death as quite inevita- ble, and it was rendered doubly bitter by my impotence to save the girl I loved. I do not easily abandon hope, but I unhesitatingly confess that at that moment, helpless as I was and destined shortly to test the profes- sor's doctrine concerning a future life, I was within an ace of utter and complete despair. Action alone could save me from utter panics and it was mercifuly allowed me at least to struggle with my bonds. I was lying half on my back and half on my side, in a condition of extreme physical discomfort, owing to the tightness of the cords round my wrists, when I discovered, on trying to move, that my feet were less strongly secured. I found that I could even move them slightly, and this discovery sufficed to divert my thoughts from the desperate specula- tions to which my condition had given rise. I rolled over on my back, and, raising my feet in the air, kicked and struggled for some moments, with the result that I succeeded in loosening appreciably the cords round my ankles. My next action was to endeavor to get to my feet, which, after several attempts, I succeeded in doing, though at the cost of some difficulty and pain. Once upright, I took stock of my surroundings. The building in which T stood ap- parently consisted of a single cham- ber, unfurnished and bare except for the bundles of faggots and a few old sacks. It had one window, looking out toward the lake and opposite the door. I shuffled toward the door and tried it with my shoulder, but it was fast, as I had expected, though closer examination revealed the fact that it possessed no apparent keyhole and was therefore presumably bolted on the outside. I stood for a moment thinking hard. I was not in much better a position than when I had first been deposited in the chalet. True, I had the partial use of my legs, but my arms were still securely bound and the silk handkerchief was fast over my mouth. It was very silent in the chalet and in the garden outside, though from time to time I heard a piercing:shriek from the direction of the villa. I was puzzled to account for these dreadful cries until I remembered Ahasuerus, the Professor's parrot. Apparently he was protesting against his enforced removal, and I hoped whoever had the task of inducting him into his travelling cage would be severely bitten during the process. Presently I heard another sound, this time from the direction of the lake. There was borne to my ears the faint gurgle of water beneath the bow of a boat and the occasional creak of a rowlock. Some fisherman, I thought, forgetting the season of the year, and I became filled with the vague hope of being able to attract his attention. I shuffled and hopped across the floor until I got to the window, only to find that it was too high up in the wall to enable me to get a view. Returning to the pile of faggots, I succeeded, after several attempts, in rolling one toward the wall, on which I was able to perch precariously. This brought my head above the level of the sill, and I gazed out, craning it this way and that in an effrt to locate the boat. I soon caught sight of it. It was heading rapidly for the end of the Jetty, which I have already mentioned. It contained two occupants, one at the sculls, with his back toward me, and the other at the tiller, in the stern sheets. The man at the tiller was Jeaning forward, as though engaged in conversation with the man who was rowing, and he appeared to be wearing a close-fitting white hat. Presently, however, he raised his head, and I saw that what I had mis- taken for a hat was in reality a bandage beginning low on the fore- head and covering most of the head. Hope sprang alive and undefeated from the depths of despair, for I recognized beneath the bandage the face of my friend, Etienne Rehmy, whose companion could be no other than De Blanchegarde. I could have shouted for joy till I remembered that, gagged as I was, I could not even whisper to them of my urgent need. 1 was obliged to watch them, in a silent agony of im- patience, as they approached the jetty. They reached it at last and Gaston shipped his sculls, grasping a ring in the stone and steadying the boat while Rehmy jumped ashore. A moment later they were walking along the jetty in my direction. I noticed that ~Rehmy, despite the bandage round his head, did not ap- pear to have been badly damaged by ! his encounter with the telegraph pole, for his stride was firm and steady and his face had its usual color. Should I be able to attract their attention? The chalet, though at the shore end of the jetty, was not direct- 1y opposite to it, but somewhat to| the right, so that if they continued on their way to the villa they would inevitably pass me by and walk straight into the arms of the pro- fessor. I thrust my chin over the sill to hol@d myself erect and, throwing my welght upon my left leg, I kicked the ‘wooden wall of the chalet as hard as T could with my right. Owing to the fact that the cords round my leégs were only loose, and that I was thus not_altogether free from them, I could not swing my foot very far and consequently could not make much noise. They were almost abreast of me now, and I redoubled my efforts, with the result that, just as they were passing me by, I overbalanced and fell to the floor, knocking up against the wall, dislodging some of the faggots and making a considerable moise. I was struggling to regain my feet when the door slipped open and an arm with a pistol gripped in the pand of it was trust into the room. It was followed by Gaston, a tight look on his eager face, and his brown eyes blazing with excitement. I had by this time rolled to my knees and 50 remained facing him, gazing at him over the top of the handkerchief, with a look I strove to make as intelligent and speaking as possible. He did not recognize me at first but covered me with his pistol. Then, seeing that I was bound and there- fore helpless, he slipped it into his pocket, and, stooping dlohwn. removed the from my mouth. "Qsfigk. Gaston,” I said, almost be- fore the handkerchief was off my mouth, “there’s not a moment to lose.” ‘Mon Diev}” he cried. “What have. By FRANCIS BEEDING (Copyright, 1925, by Litgle, Brown & Co.) they been doing to you?” and, taking out a knife, he began hacking &t the cords round my wrists. “Where's Rehmy?” I asked, as he worked. “Watching the villa,” replied Gas- ton. “Fetch him at once,” I said. “Wi must decide immediately what to d By this time he had freed my right hand and, while he went for Rehmy, I was soon able, with the help of his knife, to complete the task of liberating myself unaided, though my hands and wrists were so Stff from the pressure of the cords that I found it very difficult to use them. Gaston returned with Rehmy, and I rapidly recounted what had happened since my arrival at Bellerive. When I had finished my hurried tale, both Gaston and myself looked instinctively to Rehmy for our in- structions. He was, as_ever, cool and methodical, ticking off the points on his fingers, as though they were items in a schedule. “You say that Fritz and Schrecker- mann have gone to the Secretariat of the League of Nations to get the document?” “And they will telephone the result to the professor?” “They were instructed to do so.” “Meanwhile Adolf is informing the police that the body of the man they want for murder has been found here in the lake. Has he started yet for Geneva?"” “I believe he has.” “That leaves only Karl and the pro- fessor.” “Elsa, the woman with the pheasant feather in her hat, is also here and there are the servants,” I pointed out. “Where is Karl “He was ordered to prepare for the journey to Basel.” “They are going by car?” “The professor, Karl and presum- ably Elsa will go by car with Beatrice, The servants follow by train.” “Where is the professor now?” “At the villa, preparing what he calls an injection. He may be here at_any moment.” Rdehmy thought a moment and then said: “It's too late now to get the docu- ment. We can't even warn the sec- retary-general. It would take ages to get through to Geneva by telephone. Fritz will have arrived at the League of Nations by this time. Our imme- diate object must be ta get safely away from here with ®.ss Harvel. After that, if Fritz has succeeded in getting the document, we must follow it to Basel” At this point, Gaston, who had risen some little time previously, and was standing near the door, called to us to be silent. ““There's said. ‘We moved toward the door, and I looked out. “It's Karl von Emmerich! claimed. Karl was just leaving the villa as I spoke. He walked across the grass straight towards the chalet, whistling as he came. Gaston touched me on the arm. ‘““We must be ready for him, whispered. It was evident that the chalet was Von Emmerich’s destination. But when he had arrived within ten yards of it he stopped, and an expression of surprise came over his face. Rehmy and I simultaneously realized that what bad caught his attention was the fact that the door was no longer bolted but that it stood ajar. I felt a pressure on my left wrist and, stepping back from the door, I look reund, to find Gaston, his eyes shining, holding the largest of the sacks—which, as I have said, together with the faggots, were all that the chalet contained. He motioned to Rehmy and myself to get out of the way, and we slipped to one side. A moment later the door was kicked and Karl, still whistling, entered. 0, you English dog,” he began in German. At that moment, however, the sack came over his head, and I dived for his ankles, like a_full-back collaring a three-quarter. He crashed with a thud, and Rehmy, jumping on top of him, seized him through the thick folds of the sack by the throat. “Quick,” whispered Gaston. musp’t make a sound.” ‘While Rehmy gripped him, I pulled the sack aside, and, snatching the silk handkerchief, pushed it between his teeth and made it fast. He struggled furiously, but the three of us were too much for him, and he was soon secured. “What next?” I panted, rising to my feet and brushing my hands. “You must change clothes,” said Gaston briskly. “Then you can slip into the house and find Miss Harvel.” “But the professor,” I objected. “He may come at any moment." “If the professor comes,” said Gas- ton grimly, “his victim will be ready for him."” “You don’t mean—" I began. “I mean,” sald Gaston, “that the professor has decided to murder a man, who is bound and helpless and unatle to utter a cry, a man with the features of Thomas Preston and wearing Thomas Preston's clothes. I mean that the professor shall carry out his intention and that as a result of it there will be one ruffian less in_the world.” I looked at Rehmy. He nodded. “It's the only way,” he said. “There are only two of us. We can't hope to overpower the professor and his armed servants. At any rate, we cannot afford to risk it. Besides, you may need our help with Miss Harvel.” The mention of Beatrice decided me. I suppressed my first impulse of pity for the wretch who would be left to suffer my doom vicariously and began to remove my clothes. Meanwhile Rehmy stood by the door, watching the garden for the arrival of the professor. I tore off my coat, waistcoat and trousers. “Quick,” sald Gaston. “Everything must be changed. We must leave nothing to chance.” I did as I was bid, while our vic- tim heaved and struggled vainly be- neath the sack. It went to my heart to abandon my British passport, but the body would be searched and everything had therefore to be trans- ferred. Divesting him of his clothes was a more difficult matter and required our united efforts before we had it satis- factorily accomplished. We tied his feet and removed the upper part of his clothes, and then tied his arms and repeated the operation lower down. During the process I noticed a large scar just above his left knee, the mark of an old wound. All this time we were in a fever of impatience. If the professor should come, our chances of putting up an effective resistance would not have been very great. Only two of us were armed and he had at least two, if not more, capable and well-armed serv- ants. by (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) some one coming, he I ex- he “He Reports No Vacancie: The Civil Service Commission states that no application blanks will be dis- tributed on May 1 of this year for po- sitions of male unskilled laborer and charwoman in the departmental serv- ice. 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C. 20° STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY—Young man desites responsible position: political _exp. Lincoln 3769, 21° STORE_PORTER or helper on trugk: colored 14 S st. nw. Apt. 3. 20° camer: shotstine; anvthing you have 10 sell 1ith and E n.w. Ph.Frank. 833 or postal __ PERSONAL. COMPOSED, ARRANGED, PUB- lished. Estab. 1005 1% different songs, S1 postpaid: _G¥O. E. JOHNSON, 908 10th nee. A GRADUATE IN ELECTCY WILL GIVE You'scientific treatment: excessive weight re- new_methods. Phone Pot. 1447. MUSIC = T ST ED. 10c-1 B, Mays, Franklin $014. gkl s Tine. 8. et COSTUME_ DESIGY FAS™ - DRAW SMAKING. MILLINE! SK_FOR BOOKLET. LT TONE'S ACADEMY, 1517 RHODE ISLA. E _F DRI HELP—FEMALE. CANVASSER—Young lady to solicit sub- scriptions to high-class publication: unusual sales plan: liberal commission. Address Box 84-M_Star office. YOUNG MAN kin 21 TR wants work of any Address Box ohar ofhee: .~ SITUATIONS—FEMALE. BOOKKEEPER-T fteen years' ex. perience: contiontions workes with sxecn: tive ability: capable of keeping any set of hooks: thoroushly experienced with "offcs e Address Box 1 Star office. CHAMBERMAID. seamstress, experd 1. co Potomae 1503-0 SAFELY AND RAPIDLY RE- duced with wond. FRENCH METHOD, Spe- cial rates to Govt. employes. Dr. Della D. Ledendecker, D.C., 1737 P st.n.w. Ph.F.8849; SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO SEMIINVA- lids aid “elderly people in pleasant home in country: city references. Address Box 47, Smithsburg. Md 20 FACIAL HATR PERMANENTLY BREMOV. S1. MARIE STEVENS. elec. needle exp.. 2 years exp. 309 Kresge Bidg 11th & G. 25° CALLING AND BUSINESS CARDS PRINT- ed on short notice; printing of any kinds, 410 9th st. w.w._ Open evenings 3% CLERKS—Several girls wanted: salary. $14 per_week._Address Box 149-K. Star office. ) GIRL wants morning or all-day 34 Columbia road n.w. DEMONSTRATOR, _cooking _electric two weeks from May 4: zood salars: experience. 0. Box 266, Alexandria, Va PAINTERS—Non-union: steady work for Competent mechanics, Apply belween 10 and 1, 205 Commercial National Bank Bldg. RADIATOR and fender man: state experi- ence and salary expected. ~Address Box 217-M, Star office. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—New bullding and dfllulnmenh“: must hll'lan .fl(;:‘:r;l"nu !‘tl‘le! for dronea: this is a real : L1 Hesired and held confidential. Address Box 135-M. Star office. SALESMEN to join sales force, of which we are pow organizing to sell new Lype Gain-a- Gay electric washers: something entirely dif- erent: splendid opportunity for right men: rapid advancement to executive position. AD%I_V 8:30 to 11 a.m. or 4 to 6 p.m., 814 19th st ! SALESMEN—Great opportunity for & few e ko want to make g00d money 10 connect with big corporation having to do with public utilities. Call for manager, 909 Intermational Blds. 131021 ¥ st., 2:30 p.o. only. - FOOD CHECKER-CASHIER, experienced; no nixht or Sunday: reference. Tumble Inn, oL Bk e t GIRL, young, brigh. intelligent. for counter work” "Apply 1540 XY av ¢ LADY. refined and open minded, for 100 days’ work outside city: splendid opportunity for growth and development in educational and executive work; earnings in proportion ity. Address Box 190-H, Star offce. LADY, as cashier, 11 to 2, Post Office Cafe- teria, 11th_and Pa. ave. n.w. 20° LADIES—Pleasant outside work: part or full time: earn $24 weekly at start: cxpert ence unnecessary. Call hetween 8 and 10 or 4 to 6. 408 Continental Trust Bldg. MARCEL WAVER—None “but experienced need apply. Dorothy Coffey B ity Shop. 1123 14th’ st. n.w. Telephone Franklin 10181, &2 ER _AND ASSORTER, _experienced MARI only. ~Apply Conger Laundry. 296 and N. Y. LORED GIRL wants place for house- cleaning. 103 10th st. s.e. (¥ e ORED GIRL wants housework by day Swa w or_general housework, 1410 10th st. n.w. DRESSMAKING —Reasonable. by colored Bt Phone Norih HEALTH & BEAUTY—HENRY, MASSEUR to society and physical trainer. ‘French and Swedish ‘massage: Paris graduate. Reducing. building up. Eyesight strengthening, etc. At residence only by appointment. All prin- cipal languaces spoken. Write for iree copy of “Correct Weight and_Measuremonts for Women™ ~or “Correct Weight for Men. Erank; 0240, or write HENRY. 1301 G p.w ECTRICAL TREATMENTS, DRUGLESS methods: 1 to & pm. 318 Kresge Blde. B Frank. 3747-J. GRACE NASH, Ph. C, 21% GENERAL HOUSEWORK, plain _cooking, wanted by colored_girl. 2238 10th st. n.w. AL HOUSEWORK in small family Teferences. 1827 Oth st n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanted by reliable girl. 2336 Ontario_road. Adams 2072, ° GENERAL HOUSEWORK: no lsundrs. 1032 15th st. n.w. WE PAY $2 T0 $10 FOR MEN'S—LADIES' iy, orercoais, Qur orices for old clothes e, are Iehest. G INe Rxtnanns. oy DASE. Cl horie M. 3378. 633 D n.w. _ ELECTRIC BATH, MASSAGE FOR R matiem. neuritis, lambago. poor circula Fraduaie murse {colored) . Phone . 0935 GENERAL KO[‘SEWOI\K—CAFIML trust- worthy colored woman available five morn- inks cach week. Call 1205 11th st. n.w. or Phone Main_628. . STRL. reliable, clean: doctor S Rome. okt Sas0owe GIRL wishes morning work. Howe office. Laun- 1429 W st SALESMEN—Wanted, two good real estate Salesmen with car. See Thos, D. Walsh. 815 11th st. n.w. 2 = 8 S N ,_some experience; refer- D e w1503, Btar offics, "21% CP) TERERS and men 10 repair furni- }u Hogfi cr:hlnov. m(;k]"': I-ul;:P‘llro"'D.\‘:d: Sate _experience. and wages: stead; vygrk for good men. Address Box 388-K. Star_office. 7, T Fowel Taundry: $20 etk and mests. “Address Box 2143, Star at_once: 2 5 50 WATCHMAKER, first class, 235}5 ieady work. J.C. Tribby, B hone Weei, 8021 UNG MAN, white or colored. to deliver orders on a Ford. and do_general grocery Work: reference required. 53 D at. CHAUFFEURS wanted with identification card,and reference. Apply taxi ofiice,\s‘/ardman Park Hotel. LARGE FIRST-CLASS hotel in nearby city desires services of high-grade maitre de hotel; state experience in detail and qualifications, also salary de- sired. Address Box 126-M, Star office. WOODCUTTERS. ‘Woodridge, D. C. By the cord. All tools surnished. ® State price. Address Box 218-M. Star “office. YOUNG MEN ‘wanted to represent an old line life |r3nr~ fram S "Xadrees Box L10-K. Star ofce: SALESMEN—Due to promo- tion, we have a vacancy in our publicity sales department; the man selected will be trained by an expert and placed where he can average $7§.00 or better at the start. See Mr. Eastmon, 120, McGill Bldg. Experienced on flat work mark- Page Laundry, 620 E et. exper- 1210 G 20 GIRL wishey place, general reference. _Phone Adams 1 GIRL wants job as waitress in hotel or maid in downtown store: work any Kind. Beesic Tymes, 4328 Sherift road, Deanwood, D. Tousework: good 758-W. _ 21¢ aking Eng- GIRL—Educated Swedish girl, on. Address lish and German, desires & posi! Box 101-M, Star office. CONFIDENTIAL DETECTIVE SERVICE ESTABLISHED FORTY YEARS. WE RE DER AN EXPERT. SPECIALIZED A CONFIDENTIAL _ INVESTIGATION SERY- ICE IN ALL LEGITIMATE BUSINESS AN PERSONAL ' MATTERS. _UNQUESTIO! ABLE ~CREDENTIALS. = CONSULTATIO! AND ADVICE WITHOUT OBLIGATION ON YOUR PART. PHONE FRANKLIN 6700. OPEN ~ SUNDAY, _ BRADFORD, INC. TBANSPORTATION BUILDING. 1%th AND HNW % GRADUATE NURSE (Danish) Gives gen. sclentific massage. Ph. M. S726. NURSE, practical, white, or would care for home zndpchlld. references. N. 7683, n NURSE—2 vears' training; experienced. Call Adams 1190-W. 21° SEAMSTRESS OR WAITRESS. Pot. 1665, * 8 D WOMAN wants general house. ;I‘Eu;xl?:Lg:nly two in family: northeast. 1221 inden n.e. ave. n.w. MARKEES ing machines. now, MARKERS _AND SORTERS. experienced flat_wo: Bergmann's. 623 G_st. 22°¢ MASSEUSE, experienced, wanted, Write of apply Baths, {lvlllll Hotel, Locust :flfl Juniper sts.. Philadelphia, Pa. 20 PHOTO PRI R—Kodak finishing: lence required. Fleet Photo Service. nw. third figor. SALESLADY—Thoroughly experienced ladies” readyto-wear store: reference, Ap- ply 1o Mr. Brown, 1113 G st. n.w.. befors 'NOGRAPHER—State _age, _ experience g A erpecied: ' Addrees: Box 307, Star office. £ STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. willing worke: state salary expected. Address Box 21.!5- Lo Star office. 31 ° WOMAN_White 1o walt upon_an clderly lady: able to pack and travel: experien references required. Apply 305-D, Wai man_Park Hotel. 20° WOMAN 10 do plain sewing in exchange for treatments by lra,dy osteopath. Main 6!3‘. Apt. 101, between 12 and 1. » with typewrlting experience: ate qualifications. age references: an- swer in own handwritin ry. $15 week. Address Box 448-K. Star office. STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST—Can take ave BUSINESS OPPORTENITIES. MARKET STANDS_—Act at once. Washing- ton's most progressive residential market,, Park_View Market. Ga. ave. and Park rd. ELECTRIC WIRING—Fa- Miller':ze self with our belter grade of house wirin and electrical fixtures. See some of the wor we have put in for your neighbors. = We gladiy give reterences and terms i7" esired ur representative will call at your conven: fence and furnish you an estimate on an economical wiring job that will satisfy. Call Main 2767 or Fr. 10400, "GEOF. MiLLER E 1C ‘Co New York 3 ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRT display all ready 12-monthly-payment ‘plan ‘without interest no money paid il lights are turned on. that's our evstem for pleasing gur "custom: &% [PENN ELECTRIC €O." Phone Main 1% for estimate. 911 Oth n.w. = 91¢ ELECTRICAL WIRING AND REPAIRING Bt reasonable cost. Work guaranteed. = Es- fimates given. Phone West 452-M. EXCAVATING AND HAULING—Small ex- cavating and heavy hauling: prompt sarvice: low rates. 1112 9th. Main 923: night, Col 4101 myise FLOORS LAID, scraped and finished: old floors renovated, MODERN FLOOR_ CO., Adams 52 1409 “Belmont st. n.w. 20% FLOORS_—Finjshing: house painting: 1007 pure lead used: real service: low ratcs. For HANSE 001 6% G—New Spring Tes FLOORS—ELECTRIC MACHINE and hand finishing:_efiicient: reasonable: reliable serv- ice. R.E. NASH. 2371 Oth st. Col. 4231 FLOORS — NEW FLOORS LAID. OLD floors “renovated: eleciric, machine or hand k. Fr. 852 _ 2627 ev T C PRICE 1120 Blh st naw. © ooie FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, rep'd: siip- covers made. cheertully given. Heturn- £d free. TITTENSOR. 1424 Ath n.w. N. 7702, FURNITURE REPAIRING and_remodeling. Screens made to order. Upholstering. Puri- tan Woodworking Co.. 608 bth st. n.w. Main 6710, 20% FURNITURE REPAIRING and upholstering. slip covers at special prices. - Col. 403 Standard Upholstering Co.. 2810 14th st GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING, painting: no job oo large, none too small: estimates cheerfully given. Ph. Frk. 1688 at all times. Weaver Const. Co.. 721 8th st. n.w. 23% RE HATS CLEANED, BLOCKED AND modeled by experts. VIENNA HAT COM- PANY. 40§ 11th st. n.w KEYS — DUPLICATE ~KEJS, made while you walt. Turner & Clark 2: Y. ave.n.w. Basement. Fr. 3005 LAWN MOWER REPAIRING: PARTS FU nished. “Power and_hand ‘mowers for sale. Tel. Fr. 7707. C. F. ARMIGER. 303 13tk st nw. MATTRESS MAKING—Mattresses renovated this mo., special $3: work guar. Columbia Bedding Co., 616 E st. n.w. Ph. M. 5528. 25 CENTS PAINTING ANI) PAPERHANGING—REA- sonablo " prices: good workmansniv. Col. 7019-J. SAMUEL TAMMARO. 21¢ PAINTING—HIGH-CLASS EXTERIOR. 1N tarior house painting: also brick. cement. gugea work painted right at low cost . MORAN. 216 John all pl. M. FOR SALE—Leasé and fixtures of old estab- lished ladies’ *ready-to-wear shop. = Apply 1733 L st; n.w.. at Connecticut ave. Phone BARBER SHOP and beauty parior: cheap age dictation: S18 week. Lincoln 934-W. 20 STENOGRAPHER TYPIST—High_school ed: ucation: good worker. Franklin 7557. _20% STENOGRAPHER. several years experience. desires tion, preferably patent and gen- Sral olde work: 'Cleveland 27063, 2% STENOGRAPHER, expert, typist, work | office_or home. Adame 170 OGRAPHER and__secretars, x| e lent P terences. Phone Gl ri- if sold at once. Hotel La Fayette. BOAD HOUSE. District line, in X d: odel; R Main 141 7:0 0 opportunity; easy Wr:n [ St eetea o 20 FRCATTY 107, Tt vestigate my ** lio Agency’ plan: profite guaranteed: small . - dress Box 212-M, St ar ;fl(‘é‘."e“men' 'Ad ENGINEER and practical mechanic wan to interest men- and women of limited mean in patent of real merit; worth_investis ing. _Address Box 211-M. Star office. G _GIRL, colored, wishes position as nurse: city references. Columbia 168. YOUNG LADY, _NICE _APPEARANC THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED. IN "MAR- CELLING AND GENERAL BEAUTY PAR- R R Ry =8B O REFERENCES REQUIRED. APPLY TO MR. JONES, SEC- OND FLOOR. PARKER-BRIDGET CO.. THE AVE. AT 0th GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. i TELEPHONE OPERATION. OCCUPATION TR FOUNG ROMER. PLY FIRST FLOOR. ATERL IR N TH WAITRESSES, several, ex- perienced ; aged between 20 and 26; white. Norman W. Oyster & Co., 15th and F. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE, HELP—DOMESTIC. MAN AND WIFE. seftled, on ‘emall Tarm Sioady job.” Waiter 3. Proctor. 0w n capable of MEN AND WOMEN—If you feel earning $100_weel DIIL( n“ estate, call and see us. Free office space, telephons and S50 2 Tear: need not. interiers with pres- 5,000 & vear: eni tm)vlnzmmlnw stare "%, Sheppard. 610 Bond Bldg. CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS, __for small bo house: reference, 1335 15th m.w. COLORED GIRL, young. for general house. worl and take cars of thres smail ehilqren no llmli wash; city reference mq, red. Apply to 200% 4% st. s.w. Yse COLORED family wants a woman to do light housewcrk: stay nights. 17561 Oregon ave. n.w. STENOGRAPHERS, several years' experience, with high civil service rating. Difficult posi- tion: good salary. Address Box 213-M. Star office EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. trayer Employmen ervice. Operated by St College for its students b i sl el ity Pl irteenth, St. Main 3430, mmn—fim Yoo Y s LT NO CHARGE UNLESS YOU ARE PLACED. Room 213, Transportation Blds., 17th snd . COOK—Woman.colored, to work Irom 6 p.m. to 12. 906 D st. n.w. 21° YOUNG GIRL_from country desires job to do laundry and_cleaning, heip with cooking: stay nights. Col. 669-J. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. BUNDLE WASHES to_take home. 131 N st. we. g SANING wanted to do. COOK, first_class. or general housework: Wil leave city for Summer. 2053 9th st. n e COOK, first_class, wishes job in private fam- fly. 1022 N. J. ave. n.w. 20% Phone Potomac $200—CONFECT. ~ and delicatesse 25; well located: good stand 2 rooms 3430 "Rooming Holte, 11 Tooms: all Th.k. lonts: karage; rent. 53 Bagber thop s ch:n’a T 360 cort trade: o Tocation: ‘kood buein 402 EVANS. 1420 N. Y. AVE: ‘P 6428 ROOMING HOUSE FOR SALE—10 _room PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, PLASTER- ing. Reasonable price: Get my prices vl'\‘n(l. J. Hulin, 415 B n.w. _Pot. 2375. __22° PAINTING AND PAPERHANGIN able: best work and material. J. Todd pl. ne. Ph.N.7503 bet. 6 and § PAPERFEANGING AND PAINTING—Special prices for this week only, average size room, scraping, cracks to be poiated and papered with &nlychmm! paper and binder for $12 also interior and exterior painting at very low prices. Plastoring a specialty. Worl guaranteed, no delay. Decorate your homes and don't worry about the cash. we will give 1o interest. “Ask for LPHIA DECORATL Jou 10 months o pay estimates. PHILAD) Co.. 911 Oth st. n.w. _Main 2236. . Take advantage of our | BUILDING MATERIALS—Save money on Your house, bam. chicken hotse. garage or h. LUMBER—] siding, floor: fe " sheathing. stc 1 ‘Teconditioned BEORS and SASH. Compiete fine of high Frade new doors and sash. in many stand 3rd sizes and patterns. at 5 inal ¢ of man tu: WALLBOARD, Dlaster board and fiber bourd. ~ Quality oods at low 1 ROOFING, Certain- ncles and building jeed roll_roofing. str INT—Fui tine of DuPont paint 00! our new stocks an service methods. W, G & SUPPLY CO (At the SHI INC.. 7th, K and Water Seventh St. Wharves.) 201 for Drices. _Wrecking barrack buil tomac Park is_the last government camp in Washington. To inspect. drive south on 14th st. below Bureau of Engraving, turn b sign marked goif alesman_on pr ATOR (B: (Tnderwood). n, $20: electri (3% by 5 feet) 4 by 6 feat stoves, $20 Zraph: books, Two, brougham and V ATE! CALCUL writ movable ' letters $40: siate blackboards. 13 domestic_science gas $5. Dick mimeo Jackson vlace. __20%_ in kood con- toria. Apply Tear no_interest now CLOTHIN used suits, $15. Any are ‘worth the * coats.” pants. DAVENPORT, extension v some rug. bedroom. d ving _room plete furnish very reason- aif price. 1721 Conn. ave BED, brass hed. m 641 kingmen. see_our slighily marked in_plain $5 to judge of value wil you they Large stock of used hats, ete. Justh's Old fable. hand- tiress. cane_suits cost $265: the besi: can be' housht al bait Drice fo 7 o DOORS AND SASH—Both salvaged and new: doors. stoek sizes. S5 and Up: sash. new " 05c each: Soreens. 40¢ each LEMBER—Salvased from our many wreek- ing_operations. together with ‘an. immense Durchaea. of tiew lumber—2x2. 2x3. Sx4 5x6. x8. eheathing. fooring. siding and ceiling. at 10w Dprices. Al%o both new and Used 1 We ‘ean save you money. ROOFING—Capitol roofing, manufactured by Certain-teed Co.. 1 128 41 iy, §2.86: 2y, $125 feen siate surlace roofing. Certain-teed our-in-one_ ehinglcs, guaranieed ten years. ™ sauare B WALL BOARD—Brand-new fiber board. 3¢ BSr 64, It new fireproof plaster wall board. 8% 'per sq. PAINTWeathershicld house paint. manu- factured by Certainteed Company, white and all_other “colors. $2.25 per gailon. Also barn, root and fence paint at $1.55 ber gal. lon. * Thia is freshly manufactured paint of @ hationally known company. It is NOT Army paint THE HECHINGER HQUSE WRECKING CO., Meigs, 5th and Fla. ave. northeast. e, 6th and C sts. southwest. In- Epection invited until 5:30 pm. 14 YEARS SAVING YOU MONEY ON BUILDING MA- TERIAL HAVE E ISHED THE GOOD WILL OF THE H R COMPANY. d. Acme. Ap- H and pad. one Singer CURSION TICKET to Boston: has 0 b used_April 21: $10. Call Lincoin 3744. * EXHAUST FAN, 24-inch, cheap. ving e el 9 FIBER bed-davenport su pholstered_in beautiful velour and tapestries: lamps, chairs, settees. etc. u Home Beautiful. Inc. JOR OIL. best quality: try it 35 ‘gal. 45¢: Ulimans." 1778 FLOOR OIL. beat vinced; 5 gal.. §: {ree detivery! t u FURNITURE, dining_room: 25 hand: new suites that sell from $250 to $600: we are closing them out: our prices are among the lowest in the best lines of dining_room furniture in Washington. The Bargain House. 2423 18th st. n.w. _Open to 10 p.m FURNITURE—Dining room, PAPERHANGING, $6 and up: firstclass work: latest pattérns. Painting and pleat: ing. M. Pumps. _Adams 5620. my1l NTING—H. E. and bath: hot-water heat. B, Tease. "Address Box' 360K Srar anay 23% PAPERHANGING—ROOMS PAPERED. $6 and up. A T. GEORGE. 2627 1Ith st. now. “Phorie” Adams 8687 HAVE client desirous of selling §ood pasing rocery’ store: must sell becatiss 0f finess: ncome between $250-8300 per woek: store and six rooms on good corner in north- Franidin 6198 6% soa Mr- Grast 30s S 0 see Mr. Grudd. - Gill Bidg.. 908 G st nw: > ; S eajored woman: stay Dk Nardhulven. 4o Plorce st. A —Woman wants place in_emall family O e e oF "Gtay” nighis. 5105 9th st. n.w.. Apt. No. 2. 20! DAY'S WORK, by reliable colored girl. Hl-l.'.ZD 11th st. n.w. 20 GIRIL—Colored, heiper: stay night *'3056 Sin st. x‘\’.‘:'.h%rg.v FAUNDEESS SR e, Xdame foua'al EAUNDEY e, e dpsciee: o0 1o LAUNDRY, I, et 4880, 7 v OLD established talloring store: Tare Bart cash, balance monthly. ~Call DELICATESSEN—Good iness: can - be' DOURRt Vers cheap Tor cagh G lumbia 9830 259 DRUG STORE in Maryland: established, profitable business: owner selling on account of health. Address Box 100-M. Star gffico. WANTED TO BORROW. 3 oy ! ri-time loan: finest security: a well established business: mol nnge? for en- farging and advancing. Address Box 180N, . two daysjout 8 weel 1833 6th st. n.w. 20 WASH, small, to take home. 1722 st. n.w, Potomac 1082, Willard 20° Star office. DELICATESSEN STORE Tn good northwest iness, $400 weekly: rent. $75 neighborhood, doing good s tock, fixtl ; H e e WASHING to take home, 437 Eye st WASHING tg take home. Call at 102 M st n.w, WASHING AND TRONING done by expert Taninases ontside drying. - Called tor and de- livered. Frankiin_9531. 21% e e R work. s Place Y040 New Hampanire ave. ? now. GENERAL FOUSEWORK, washing and iron- lngoln new bungalow: prefer sett ‘woman who _can stay nights at least part time: fam- ily 2" adults, 2_children. Salary, $40 per month, Mrs. ¥. J. Bell, 3520 "Quebec st. n.w., Cleveland Park. n. Cleve. 574. GENERAL S . cooking washing: settled woman. 1207 Decatur n.w. GEN] H WOl Stay_nighte; Gity LRI gn Efimy Lane, Cher Chase, Md. _Cl 078. 15 GENERAL H¢ A eat; g cook; no laundry. Em 1695. GIRL, for Tight housework, no cool who can at least 3 nights a KO + party.“Apply and s job io 417 Irving st. n.w. WOMAN, respectable colored: apt. work or s work. 42; t. nw. WANTED—MISCELLANEQUS. BOOKS—BOOKS—BOOKS—AIl kinds. |'Bring them in" or phone sbout large lots Frank. 8416, _Pearlman’'s Book Shop. 933 G n.w. Sz vl o 2wl = o prices Io% Saaten’ weslemen's, Children's Siachrien Gescripiions. S poatal or ;.gw, r‘iwfi_’l& . °W. Bi 1532 Fin st.n.w. North 1755. aats dojiar valne for's e a suits, she pants,_ete. men's worn suits, shoes, you will eell? Let us know. Ao "calls.” Justh's Qld Stand, 616 D. FOR RENT OR LEASE, 13 arden of Kramer store, ‘910 !dfifw'fl :-oa. Jountatn Snd Tuncheonette stand: : 200 pardally omishod. "eating_capadity. WONDERFUL OPPORTUN man to me partner & t: of one of Washington's £ studios, dfl‘il’ll lnl"rlm. dous v and profits 3600 caah %0 beco for young entire charge st photographic business: large to start; must have Chance for advancement or ore “whe manage _business. Main 7287, = TOR SALEWell establ numfl-"m 4 or i Tei id G o B0, ety Rharer B LUNCH & BAKERY: Golng w500 Busing "ber 5 . o b 'l'l..i‘!')?)" lowntown: Jow rent: ing bR, AR Y oo best _Main égfi;" 8 WILL BUY Local Stocks, First . Address Box 437 ’Efuxggu‘.'"‘u- Yol Frallable In Jares spartment groun PAPERHANGING—ROOMS, $7.50 AND UP: {nterior and exterlor painting at lowest pricce. Metropalitan Dec. Co. 427 G n.w. Ph. T 3 FTANG TUNING, $2: PIANOS AND players — bulle and refinished by skilled workmen I’Y install 175, SCHAEFER-SAN- I"z‘fi}:s'&x"xgxh’g 0. %44 W st me. Linc. BEFRIGERATOR REPATRING —Let o o rator, Eo 7 PE15 7R85 i howes - Sekin 7010, Teoog e apouring - gmall - onthl oring outing & 3 ments, “Maih 6140; Night. Tinc. 5675, 1603 o nw. ACHINES REPAIRED, CLEA! listed. Expert mechanic on’ all The Central Sewing Machine Shop, 1210 G _st, Muain 3364 i SLIP COVERS—Have slib covers mads for Spring. _Perfect fit cuaranteed. Order yours eariy Uphginering and repairing 3¢ 34 or 3419, ¥, HOLOBER CO.. 823 E n.w._2: TRUNK _REPAIRING—MINTZ _REPAIRS Grunke: leather.-bax andbags, cte. Tndies’ b ST Dhome Minter 096 F st Mabs BoRs: TYPEWRITERS REBUILT, all make . ity il paaes s FeRaly aEy vavrier WIN AN 'S OT- 05 n.w. N ADE! /00D uality opaque shades fitted o your win- lowe, "53¢ the vest guallty of opaqtie shades &lh}‘un froe "o will carl Wity samples EPBLATT. 11th and H stan.c. Line. 50 WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENS—I estimates. J. M. BUTLER & SON, 2031 Yichols ave. 4.5, Lincoln 101236068 . FOR _SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. i 13 801 "' p‘“ péw end u Erewens 336 1 o BA 3 n, $6. 424 C st loor.. and one-half price. bedroom, ete. Phone_Lincoln 5482 morning, 20° FURNITURE of the highest quality and the best makes in the country to ba sold at remarkably low price: we handle fine goods; We save you time and mones: we are Kl for you to inspect and compare prices: they all come back to buy at The Bargain House, 2423 18th st. n.w. Open to 10 pm % FURNITURE—Living room. We have 25 sots of d-plece overstuffed suites and bed- davenport suites in Baker cut velour. mohair and jacquard trimmings that we will closs out at very Jow prices; overstuffed chairs at_half the regular cost. The Bargain House. 2423 18th et " Open to 10 S for $35; sew- 1016 17th st. FURNITURE—S$05 0x12 rug ing machine, $18. Apt. 312, nw FURNITURE—Our method of display per- mits Us 1o gell high-grade. new furniture st prices less than used: terms or cash. Dinine bedroom and living room suites, $125 up: windsor chairs, $4.50 up davenport. gatéleg. extension. tables: mirrors, desks, all kinds: secretaries, lampa. Coxwell refrigerators and comfort- able easy chairs, Everything for your home. sn &6, 8:30 pam. Home Beautiful. Inc. rugs, draperies, console. ent Gom apt. electric fat heater, marble bust, pedestsi, gilt cabin excellent condition. 'Col. 516. Apt. 20. 2 RNITUCRE—300 tablen and deskz of all kinds at bargain prices’ table for any place in the house. e Bargain House. 2423 18th st. n.w. Open to 10 p.m. FURNITURE Credit-cash, Special discount for cash. Save money. Buy at Hopwood's, 8th and K st FURNITURE—Dining set, extension table, serving table and six chairs; gray_enamel gyer solid oak: $35. Mrs. Emst. Potomue FURNITURE of bedroom, living room kitchen: open for inspection any time. Ad- dress 1015 16th st. n.w., Apt. 83, or phone Sotomac 508, _ __ 20° FURNITOURE—10-plece Sheraton dining room suite: cost $750, sell {250. 7-plece mahogany bedroom sulte: cost 3375, gell $170. 3-piece loose cushion overstufied SSIE makogants hina et st S150 i china_close $30. Standard. 518 10t nw. s FURNITURI 650 1] 5 '"EA-’“;,'"E;:.%“ l‘\;’:n ToomT _suite, In, wn, will sacrifice. Randolph, . 5. 14%h ‘and’ Randolph st ner o0 APt walnut up- only 2 montha: 1] BABY. CARRIAGE ) 5 Condition, $15. ST10 T s mw, o g§20d GAS RANGE, buffet, feed room. 1133 Budid st Sink. che BABY CARRIAGE. stroll t H L, RRR S (R 5 BEDROOM SUITE, cost $450: used fwo months; complete: this hd & bargat. Aot 1, 1744 o . 1744 er pl. n.w. GAS RANGES—Several dozen §ood cabinie Cleuning. S Riso “hew. and ropailt " Exiote on repairing. - 826 G st. now. . 3pe GO.CART. reed. adiustatls foot and back: Eol, 1862 T0i8 Crivienacn o 315 (Continued on Next Page.) e