Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1925, Page 40

1M DYING FOR A GAME OF BRIDGE BUT | HESITATE TO ASK ANYONE Te PLAY WITH ME. YOU'RE A SHARK | ves r'm WE O LIKE TO Have You PLAY BRID WITH US. lgi’refgéfl:‘fms N HA NoU RE A SR THE EVENING —By WEBSTER. | DON'T MIND PLA/ING A FEW ROBBER S WITH YOU BUT \T'S oMLY FAIR T& WAR Nou THAT I'M ~ COMSIDERED ONE OF THE BEST PLAYERS ir4 To BE FRAMK AN EXCEPTIONAL PLAYER A SHARK AT BRIDGE ¥ KNMow YOU FoLKS HAD mMe WORRIED BEFORE | TALKED WITH You. 1 WAS AFRAID,YOoU MIGHT PLAY Goop BR fwe THE SEVEN SLEEPERS A Thrilling Novel of International Intrigue (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) CHAPTER XV. T Plunge Into Deeper Waters. Beforg approaching the door, I took stock of the house. It was tall and thin,-dating, so far as I could judge, from the eighteenth century. The windows were dark and shuttered and 1o light was to be perceived anywhere. Finding that I could gain little infor- mation outside, .1 walked up to the door, a massive oak affair with a brass knocker shining dully from the center. 1 remembered the signals given by Elsa in the Rue Etienne Du mont, and thought it well to knock in the same manner. Accordingly, I selzed the knocker, gave one heavy rap, then a series of light ones and finally two short, sharp knocks. A panel which I had not previously re marked slid sideways behind a small grille, and two eyes moved shiftil) behind the bars. “Ephesus,” T said. “They are not dead, but sleep,” re- Ylied the individual on the other side. A moment later the door was opened, and I found myself at the foot of a narrow flight of stairs, at the 10p of which stood an oil lamp, reek. ing foully, its dull flame casting weird shadows on the walls and ceiling of 1he landing. “Maj. Adler is above, sir,” said the sman who had admitted me. “But we were expecting Prof. Kreutzemark.” “He has been delayed,” T answered shortly and turned to the stairs. 1 was half-way up when the man «called after me. “And the car, Herr Lieutenant?” “I shall not need it again,” I re- plled. “Very good, sir,” he said. *You will find Maj. Adler on the first floor, sec- ond door on the right.” T nodded and proceeded on my way Bnd the next moment was knocking on the door in question. “Herein,” said a voice which I rec- ©ognized as that of my Uncle Fritz. Entering the room. I found him Iving on a settee drawn up close to a big stove—one of those porcelain af- fairs common to Germany and Swit- zerland, and ornamented with a pro- fusion of figures and designs—a beau- tiful and valuable specimen of the old art of faience making, brought to per- fection by the Nuremburg craftsmen of the fifteenth.century. The room was lighted by half a dozen candles and was consequently shadowy in the corners. It contained, so far as I could see, some old oak furniture and a large writing desk in front of a window. It was very hot, all the win- dows being closed and shuttered. At the other side of the room sat Schreckermann, sprawling in a huge chair, his waistcoat undone, smoking one of those pipes dear to the German bourgeois. with a stem about a foot Yong and a bowl of china modeled to represent a skull. A table stood between the two men, upon which were two large mugs of beer. Uncle Fritz and Uncle Ulric were evidently taking their ease after the labors of the day. Adler looked up at me as I entered. “So,” he said, gruffly, “you've ar- ¥ived. T clicked my heels and drew myself ko attention. ““Ja, Herr Major.” 1 answered. 1'had decided, while driving through the streets of Basel, that with Fritz flattery was my best cue. He had seemed to me to be the type of Prus- #lan who can most easily be managed by playing up to him, and I deter- amined to conduct the interview as much as possible on orderly room lines. I would be the eager but dis- ciplined young officer, deferring re- rpectfully to the crusty old major, to whom all the problems of life were as an open book “B-but wh-where's the Professor?” stammered Schreckermann. T had_expected this and was ready for it. Taking a pace forward, which brought me into the shadow, I drew myself up and repeated my next words in as toneless and official voice as I could muster. “The Professor, gentlemen, is com- ing later,” 1 said. “He has charged me with the following message: “He regrets that pressure of work has prevented him from leaving Ge- neva this evening. He hopes, how- ever, to be in Basel by tomorrow at midday.” Fritz gave an exclamation of annoy- ance, and I hastened to soothe him. “He bids me congratulate Maj. Ad- ler and Herr Schreckermann on their excellent work,” I added, in the man- 10GE . wete, Come onl Le's GET STARTED. | PLAY A ROTTEN GAme Teo OUGHTA HAVE A LoTTA FuUM By FRANCIS BEEDING (Copyright, 1925, by Little, Brown & Co.) ner of a subaltern intrusted with an official commendation. “Humph!” snorted Fritz, beautifully. “Not coming, isn't First time I've known the or late for anything. What's keeping him at Genev “I don’t know, sir,” I replied, “but I think it's something in connection with the disposal of the English- man.” Fritz grunted again. “He seems to be wasting too much time over that affair,” he grumbled.! “The Professor's much too fond of ng his confounded speeche: ouldn't he cut the fellow’s at and have done with it? “Well,” he continued, now genial, “you needn't stand there any longer. You're not on parade. Take a chair. I did as I was bid, pulling up an old oak armchair to the table, and keeping as far as 1 could in the shadow cast by the flickering can- dles. Although my resemblance to Karl was very remarkable, and al-| though T was dressed in his-clothes, I did not want to take any unnece! sary risks. Uncle Fritz was obviously pleased with my demeanor. He lolled baci® on the settee, the mug of beer in his hand, enjoying the opportunity which I was trying to afford him of being affably insolent to a militar subordinate. “Now, I suppose,” he continued, “you want that document we've heard so much about. The arrange- ment was that you should take it at once to Hanover and deliver it to Capt. Z. I bowed. “Those were the Professo; structions,” 1 answered. “I hand it to him personally. “Once you've obtained the signa- | ture of that mystery man, our part of the job is finished. And who'll get the credit for it, do you suppose? Will it be the man who did the work, who saved this organization? Not a bit of it. You, my young friend, will go off to Hanover and get all the praise and all the pudding, while 1 sit here and wait for the Profes sor to come and talk my head off. “Really, sir,” T protested, “I'm sure that no one realizes more than the Professor the excellence of the work vou have done. He was only say ing as I left, Herr Major, that in his next report to the Seven—-"" Fritz raised his hand in a gesture arrest. “That's taking | it grufil n- ‘o] was to| of g enough, young man,” he said, glancing at Schreckermann. “There are certain persons whom we prefer to be nameles He rose heavily from the settee and lounged across to the desk, reaching for his keys. He unlocked | the top, and I heard him fumble| among the papers which the desk contained. Presently he returned, bearing a single sheet of paper, which | I recognized to be the document in question. This he placed in an en- velope and handed it to me, saying: “Well, orders are orders, and you'd better take the document at once. And vou'll, perhaps, be more careful with it than that little rat of a Jew." I took the envelope, and, putting it away in my pocket, rose to when Schreckermann stopped me. “Don’t go vet,” he said. “There nno v-v-violent hurry. You can't get a train before 9 o'clock. Have you had anything to eat?” “No, but I can get something later,” 1 replied. “Sit down, young fellow,” said Fritz in the best of humor. “You can't work properly without food.” He waved me back to my chair, at the same time crossing the room and opening the door. I had apparently played my part rather too well. I had put Fritz in the humor to be hospitable, and I saw that it would be inadvisable to slight his friendly advances. “Anton!” he bawled to some unseen | person below. “Bring up some food and some more beer, and don't be long about it.” | I was in a fever to depart, but was afraid to show by eagerness. Wait- ing for the food to appear, I studied my hosts narrowly. Schreckermann was obviously tired out by the events of the day. He had yawned several times since I had come into the room, and he had the air of a man who had rather be in bed. Fritz, on the other hand, was of a wakeful disposition, obviously elated and prepared to talk. Without in the least degree being drunk, he had evidently been relaxing after his strenuous labors. I thought it might be useful to encourage him 1 S PoSE You' | provide 80,1 RE|( 1F PLAYING A PERFECT GAME MEANS I'™M A SHARIL THEMN I'M ONE SSSSSSS7 to talk, particularly of recent events in Geneva. “Perhaps, Major, you would tell me how you managed to obtain the docu- ment?” I said, as an elderly individual, wearing an apron of brown sacking, entered bearing u large jug of beer and some cold ham, sausages and bread on a plate. My suggestion was evidently most acceptable. Fritz seized the jug, re- filled the tankards, and poured me out a welcome drink. 'Then he raised hi mug on high, and, looking toward us, >rosit ‘We raised our tankards in response and drank. Fritz stretched himself on the settee and began. He and Schreckermann, on leaving the Professor, had ap- parently dressed themselves in the uniform of the Genevese police. Thus attired, they had gone to the secre- tariat, where they had asked for the establishment officer. This individual the official in charge of the inter. nal administration of the secretariat, such would naturally be the person to be approached by the po- lice. He was a Swiss, it appeared, and Fritz had experienced but little diffi- culty in persuading him that he was a member of the Genevese police, who had called with the object of obtaining clues in connection with the mu of M. Lavelle. He desired, he said, to examine the office of the murdered man. The establishment officer had ccordingly conducted him to that room, where he had made a super- ficial examination. Before starting for the secretariat, Adler had scrawled on a piece of plain quarto naper the fol- lowing words: “From my examination of the letters contained in file No. 4-90347-81756, I——." He succeeded in lipping this sheet, unobserved by the establishment officer, beneath some of the litter on Lavelle’s desk, and then turned over the papers until he came to it. He had discovered it with an exclamation of surprise and interest, seized it, read it and immediately de. manded to see the dossier in question, pointing out that the incompleted note seemed to indicate that Lavelle had been working on this dossier just before his death and that it might a clue. The establishment officer had at once sent for the file, and on its arrival Fritz had succeeded in finding and extracting the document without being detected. He chreckerman had left the building a few minutes later and taken the road for Basel, removing their disguise at the first opportunity. It had all been perfectly simple. I was forced to admire the cunning and audacity of a man who had com- mitted a murder but the day before, arraying himself as a member of the police force and going to search through the effects of his victim. Throughout the narrative I had been busily engaged on the cold ham and sausages. 1 loathe leberwurst, but I felt that Karl probably had a keen appetite for it, so I worked away until T had finished the plate, endeav- oring to look as though I relished the vile stuff. Now that I had secured the docu ment I was filled with a sense of quiet exhilaration. The journey was nearing its end. Neither Schrecker- mann nor Fritz had questioned my impersonation for a moment. I had only to get out of the house, find Gaston and Rehmy, and we should soon all three of us be on our way to Paris. I suitably congratulated Fritz on his success and glanced at my watch. 1t was half-past 8. “If the Herr Major will permit me,"” I said, “I should like to make a few arrangements for my departure,” and se to go. “Have you f-finished your ssup- per?” asked Schreckermann. 1 replied in the affirmative. “Be off with you then,” said Fritz, and please don't murder the chauf- :r,ur”on the way to the railway sta- on. He chuckled at his friendly little Jest at my expense. “I hope it won't be necessary,” T replied, in the manner of a schoolboy squirming under the chaff of his betters. “One moment,” he added, as I turn- ed to leave the room. I paused and he went again to the desk and fumbled among the papers. He returned bearing a sealed en- velope. “Here are your instructions,” he said, “to be opened when you get to Hanover. Don't fail to fulfill them. You may have friends in high quar- ters, but you will kindly conform to your official orders.” “They will be obeyed to the letter," 1 said formally, and clicking my heels 1 turned and left the room. 1 found on reaching the street that the car had disappeared, but there was a servant waiting with my suit- case. I went up to him and took it from his hands. (Continued In Tom; and | | CIRCULARS PROHIBITED _In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular mat- ter, it is expressly understood aqd agreed that all such matter will be withheld, as far as possible, by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be delivered to advertisers on p_rfcntatiuu of the box number ticket ___ HELP—MALE. AGENTS "everywhere to sell auto acei insurance, $5 and $10 year. azenia i3 ngw Collecting ARCHITEC AL DRAFTS in build: er's office, must be capable of planning and checking dimensions necessary to make com- plete working drawings of residences. AD- ¥ 1126. Investment Bldg. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, s HELP—MALE (Cont'd) APRIL 24, 1925, HELP—FEMALE (Cont’d). % HELP AND SITUATIONS. SITU. TIONS—MALE _(Cont'd). OFFICE BOY, Fourteen to_sixteen years old. Grammar School Graduate. Permanent Position. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co., Room 1, 722 12th Street. BUTCHER, first class, for gro- cery store. Apply Wardman Park Hotel Grocery Store. CABINETMAKERS. Experienced men. Apply manufacturing shop office, South Capitol and D sts. s.w. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. CHAUFFEURS wanted, with identification card and reference. Apply taxi office, Wardman Park Hotel. young__man. ISTANT BOOKKEEPER. s "Addres A willing to learn cost accounting. Box 75-M. Star_office. ASSISTANT JANITOR at the Sherman,_ ADt 15th and L sis. n.w. 24° AUTO MECHANIC'S HELPER. white: must be experienced or need not anply: for night shift. Dick's Garage. 924 4th st. n.w. . AUTO SALESMEN—We have opportunity for two real ealesmen who can produce. 3128 11th LLEY MANAGER—Must be ex- ADply after 7 p.m.. C. H. OLIVE. ey, to work on newsstand: week 10 starl: must work Newsstand, {ront Star perienced. mple_Bowling with bic $15 per ndays. | Box 293-M, Star office. LARGE REAL ESTATE cor- poration desires two experienced salesmen. State experience and qualifications in detail. Address WOMAN,“white, experienced, to take charge of a flat’ work crew in a new laundry: must be “experienced o receive £00d wages. Phone Linc. 9823. WOMEN—T have an attractive traveling po- sition “to offer two women over 28. hig! #chool or college education, who are free to travel. Old established company with offices from coast {0 coast. Contract gua antees $2.500 a year at & minimum. Sat isfactory_drawing account to accepted cants. “The work is extremely intere Previous sales experience desirable but not essential, apblicants thor- Gughl in'a o rain a1 Advertiser will be in Washington i "' days to interview aj Dll‘;‘nrr‘l:l.“unlln Teply state age. experjence and phor E ber.” Henry Grapen. 70% Real Estate Trust . Philadelnhia. i A GUARANTEED INCOME. An opportupity to earn $3.000 to $5.000 per year is offered woman capable of acting first” as traveling, representative and later as manager. Musf be 28 to 50, and in po sition to leave city within 10 days and travel extensively. This opening is with a firm established over 30 years and should appeal to women who would not ordinarily Anawer & want ad." Give telephons number. Address Box_39 r_office. YOUNG LADY; one who un- derstands sewing and is willing to work. Apply New England Furriers, 618 12th st. n.w. LAW GRADUATE. who ;lenfllrlvhe{.mdbnrcl Positi MACHINIS Young school education:_six perience. Address Box 308-M. Star office. gene: . Navy and honorably dis. charged, desires position. is capable typist Add, d. perierice in U. S colored : ars’ navy vard ex alsocapable ‘Address is on. m 73 ¢ PAINTING, jobwork or permanent: experience : tion guaranteed offi Address prompt _attention and Box 454-M HIP, practical gton and would like to ma my home: commiesion - will _accept hustler and irens Box_125-M WINDOWS CLEANED, 10c- straight 15 each. experience salary can_ produce Star_office. Mays SITUATIONS—FEMALE. BOOKKEEPER-AU! b of han- dling_any system: part-time work. Address Box _360-M. Star office. CARE OF ONE OR TWO time. by refined woman dren: kindérgarten Box 481-M, Star office. very have had hospital training as well as can give reference 5 CHILDREN. part fond of chil- Address HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. _ e e aat selling real esl Free oliee space. telephons nd €lenog. service. Our salesmen average over $6.000 a year: need not interfere with pres- tat employment to start. A. M. Sheppard. and see us. who is medical M. Star BOY, strong. 17 or 18 years not afraid of work. to work in laboratory. Address Box BOYS. white, with wheels. to run excellent opportunity to learn trade. 514 _10th st. 10th floor BOYS. white, with bicy, Mr. Simmons. 1418 N BUS BOY, white. 407 H st.n s g . kood, at once: must be reliable. 33 Upshiir st. n.w o CABINET MAKER wanted at once. st_n.w. Main 6718, CARPENTER, to install our all 8 am. 011 H st.nw. 5, _union. screen fitter. Rob- 26 14th at. n.w. 26° ored, for private car willing to -work around house. The Arcads Laund Lamont st n.w. CHAUFFEUR. white: man with wife pre ferred: quariers furnished for both and permanent. position offered. Reply 900 15th £ nw DENTIST wanted at once; must be regi tered: operative work only: no night work permanent _position. Dr. J. K. Freiot, 407 %th st. n. ashington. % DRAFTSMAN, experienced on patent office work: state age, experience and ealary ex- pected: position permanent: out-of-town firm of lawyers. Address Box Star office. DRIVER wanted: must h igentification card. _Blua and Gray Taxi. 212 13th n.w. DRUG CLERK (registered assistant in Phone 141" Alex.. Va. JANTTOR, colored. for apartment bu married_and no children. Apply at office. 1712 17th N —Experienced. for large apartment O o "Hoom. 510 McLachien Bid wo. for steady _employment Abply A. P. Woodson Co.. Monroe st., Brookland. T rrands Apply es, wanted. ave exverienced. Cafe, Lor- | Avply 60R 5th 24 metal weather: CHAUFF in coal yard. ‘meet me o hour, be- re s BT Capitol AUTO SALESMEN A fine opportunity for live- ire salesmen capable of selling one of the best six-cylinder cars on the market. We paid 6% commission. Address Box 285-M, Star office. SALESMEN. Have you ever considered the possibilities in the new profes- sion, “Selling Life Insurance” Income immediate and cumula- tive. A class in lifeinsurance and selling now being organized to meet two nights each week for six weeks. This offers, without ob- ligation or cost, an opportunity to determine whether there is a future for you in rendering high- grade life insurance service. For particulars inquire of Mr. Tracy, Aetna Life Insurance Co., 801-6 Woodward Bldg. Phone Main 9910 for appointment. __INSTRUCTION MAN nted _ener 3 le young teacher or college student who wishes profita- employment during Summer. profitable a training and opportunity o travel. Address tar_office. ~ —married. to_work farm: must know hing about tobacco and genmeral farm house and garden furnished. Lincoln 8 12th st. s.e. 25° shares: &ood home offered. Farm. Cherrydale. V MAN, to_work suburban know how to attend to garden AL M. Brizs. 619 Center Market. for_battery repmiring. t. . v married. ood home. Apply,_709 7 3 old. for gen- eral work (no clerical). steady position and 200d Day to reliable person: write previous Work and particulars. Address Box 375-M. Tearn to guarantee to_qualify you to get 450 Eye st. n.w. MEN, o autos. We operators’ permits. Fage. 25% Jean's | . AUTO DRIVING _LESSO! Eiven. Call Linc. 82 BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT. NEW classes starting. full course in shampoo- ing: hot oil scaip treatment. marcel waving and facials. DOROTHY COFFEE BEAUTY SHOP. 1123 14th n.w. Tel. Frank. 10141 e INSTRUCTIO! salesmanshin between ages PR S TELY We do_the rest IN LIFE INSURANCE free—Ambitious voung men 25 and 40. Attend life in- surance school two nights a week for six weeks. beginning May 1st. “If desired con- tracts will be given those who qualify. Op portunity to learn the fundamentals 0f this great profession as well as to earn whil studying. — One of the largest companies Competent instructor. Tell us about'your: self in letter of application. ress Bo: 313-M. Star Offce. = i i Now 1S A _GOOD TIME "TO BEGIN A ) preparation ofor life's . duti Wood's Commerrial . SehBor. located n % quiet neighborhood. 311 East Capitol street lace. One sears tuition i et el cos . paable in seven monthly pay: ments. Ono 'vear. svening seseions. $56. i pondhly payments. * Thirly-ninth year. Tel. RADIO—ALL GRADS. PLACED IN GOOD « want_men who have initiative, ability and the courage to sell the women of Washington the biggest labor-saving deviee on the market today. To these men we offer splendid_inducements and the chance to become branch managers and crew managers Previous selling experience is desired but not necessary. because we train you for our Work, which is hoth pleasant and interesting. tirdar between 9 and 12 for inter. American Electrie Co., 406 Munsey . colored. wanted. Apply Dikeman's plant. 115 3rd st ew. MEAT CUTTER. experience erence and know grocery by Mne MEAT ¢ be_steady TTER—Younz._experienced: reference. 805 11th st. n.w pos. Wireless' operating & practical courses in construction. Easy tuition pavments. En- roll'any das. Loomis Radio Collexer 403 oth. 50 "COSTUME_ DESIGNIN DRESSMARING. SHL LIS ASK FORC BOOKLET "' LIVINGSTONE'S ACADEMY, D _AVE. FRANK RHODE 1SLA £y S INSTRUCTION. BOYD SHORTHAND 1S THE SIMPLEST yatem in_commercial use: easi bert ouen roing. Sneliing. “En. Tad - jefter writing: grad. in demand *Eet. 5 3rs. Boyd School, 1338 G _at. h.w. M. 2876, PREPARE NOW FOR CIVIL SERVICE E aminations s00n to be held. Special prepara- 1517 MEMBERSHIP sales representatives Spring campaizn: full or part time o Mr. Kelly “American Automobi Room 407, Mills Bldg.. 17th and Pa. now MEN () for 1eht ov an hour and plenty of overtime neat_appearing. Apply 2 to & District National Bank Bids MEN. active, parttime work (11 am 04 pm.). on dishwashing machine. Apply Autometer Restaurant, 1417 New York sen. ave side work; 50 cents must_be 03 paperhangers. ave Teport at once. 33 h st ASTERERS. n tomorrow_morhing. Al AN_—Fine opportunity for young bout 25 years old. to go alang with a company that has had a national reputa- tion for 18 years. The best of co-oparation given to one who has personaiity. selling ability and good references. Interviews appointment only. Address W. F. S tion for typist. stenographer-typist and elerk plomotion. Special exening icamone” Res: ister at once FER. C i 13th st. Main 3430, et Civil Service Examinations. Special course for stenographer-typist - | amimations.°5 "days and 5 nighta cach wh. | Tuition. "S5 per mo. ‘Statisticar clerk exam.. INflh men and women. aged 18 yrs. to 70 yrs. | Post office exam . saiary. $1.400 to $1.800. Now clase beginning this week. Special rate [The Civil Service Preparatory School. se. | and ‘ Fr. 2080. EMPLOYM houseworkers. part-tije workers, 2004 Hth st. now maids._ day_workers, operators. Potomac 1150, competent, do not wear youreall o i 10 teach {hem. We have a nractice hoties operated to train domestic workers. En- Thll your coak. maid. waitress Or Eeneral helper. ‘and we'will teach. them how 1o a9 their jobs with skill and ease. Send for Frie Ratlonar o tion of W, e 3 Al_Aseociation of Wage E: 1153 Rhode. Teiand Ave w2 0TS b _Phone North 1( Strayer Employment Service. Operated by Strayer College f¢ and graduates. Good business frtoisbd | cured for allthat ‘are ‘Guaif 21 St Main_ 3 SALESMAX furmshings st 7th e nw SMEN—Additional, {0 follow i prospects: men who can’ appreciate unlimit- ed future: car necessary: ealary and com. mission ‘10 those who qualify. = Apply 209 Colorado Bide. SALESMEN (2) fo sell Ford pleasure cars, and” one commercial salesman: attractive Droposition. _Address Box 423 SALESMEN—Two live day; Live-wite youns man in men's ore: references. ADpIy 1301 day, 920 12th st. n.w. ALESMEN—Wanted. two good real estais salesmen with car. See Thos. D. Walsh. 815 11th et. n.w 1 24 SHOFE. SALESMEN. two. for Saturday. extra stead and _good ' malary. Apply Economy Shoe Co.. H et ne. until 9 bm. 2 SOLICT —Exclusi nearby towns: for real necessity sold for 20 vears Renovating pmpany. B8 F nw. 2 STORE MANAGERS—Large chain 5c_and 10c stores will undertake to' train several young men 21 to 30 vears of age for posi- tions as store managers. This training takes place in_a store and ‘beging in_the stock room. Hard work and long hours must be expected. ~Wages reasonable for beginners. Not of interest to the unambitious or those who expect the dollar before it is_ earned. but' a real opportunity for men of vison and capacity. liking retail work. Address. giving age. cducation znd Drevious exper- ence.” Appis in person McCrors’s 5c and 106 store. 414 7th st. n.w. or write Box 151, Hagerstown. M. ive territory, city and 1l known : | RUSINESS POSITIONS —Fr, iration Washington Emplosment Exchanses. sucraimt for the public by the Washing(on Schaol for Secretaries NO CHARGE UNLESS YOU ARE PLACED. on Bldg.. 17th and II. HELP—FEMALI TRAINED SERVANTS—IT vour hein is in: | SALARIED POSITIONS. Many of our most successful women were formerly engaxed i selling real eatate. a1 tholigh”ofir Work s ‘entirely “difterent. 17 o have had real estate experience and are ROl satisfied with Your carnings o work. Ihg conditions. we would ke (0 meet you 1" diniss the possibilities. of our. bresant Oening. This is & clean-cup busincss propo- &ition aind pays a definite salary in addition 1o liberal bonus plan. Mast be entirely free 10 travel extensively. Interviews in Wash. ineion' hia weak. - Henry Grapen: 702 Real hiladeiphia. Estate Trust Duilding. Phila 2 TELEPHONE OPERATOR and typist, experienced; $16.50 per week. Apply 9 to 10:30, Underwood & Underwood, 1230 Conn, ave. SALESWOMEN, DRESSES AND COAT: Must be thoroughly experienced with specialty shop training Local women can command splendid eal- aries with commission and permanent po- sitions, BRESLAU. THE_FRIENDLY SHOP. 1309 G ST. N.W. | position ~ with | c CARE of children forenoo in groups or separately between 810 a.m.. 5.7 COLORED GIRLS want jobs as elevator work. 210 G st. ne. GIRL wishes to learn men G st 1% HAIR DRESSER. scalp treatment, North_$70. p.m oD facial Phone wo neat colored: _marcel massage. n and afterno Col. 8K Teliable girls or_office erators s tailoring._ 817 = 20° waver. Phone N care_for, berson. Columbia 9531-W. L—Young colored wishes Dposition: morning Address 1030 Lamont et. Iumbia_7855. OGRAPHER. expert script correetly in offic STEN sires position mercial work STENOGRAPH dicta S18 STENOGRAPHER T educat Cleve. 163 STENOGRAPHER, eight including _patent ' work, goneral” off temporary or eferred. ¥ JGRAPHER. experienced sears A d referred Phone Co- work n.w. typist. _copies ce. Franklin 8102. Yo reliable, permanent experience, esires _permanent e work immed: Star_office. PR} HANDS wanted, expe- enced ; piece markers; can make good money. Apply The Na- tional Laundry Co., 19 Pierce st. n.w. perienced : highest referen: “wishes. = Bot. 14 LADY with two vea: Pot doctor's office. would like tor's or dental office. Address Box woman wants part- ce. Address Box pla: experience in position in_doc- 370-M. COLLAR GIRL, experienced. Apply 713 Lamont st. n.w. LADY CANVASSERS WANTED AT ONCE. Pleasant work. good pay. easy hours. dignified proposition introducing the worid's best known musical instrument in Wash- ington homes: no selling. ~ Apply Room 338, Southern Bl . 15th E V. GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. PERMANENT POSITIONS, PLEASANT WORK. TELEPHONE OPERATING, | THE IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 12th ST. N.\W. | THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. Star_office. SITUATIONS—DOM E&TT(‘. APARTMENT TO CLEA: or_housework. by the wes BACHELOR'S APARTME wash_home_wanted. small _washes orth " 3718 or box or mér. 2227 10th st. n nursing ily, by neat colored girl in ¥o away for CHAMBERMAID. office maid. tailor or dress- maker’s helper, or bachelo ored girl. _Franklin 943 6-W r apartment col- BUST | healtn PERSONAL., ed.) I NENTLY REMOVED, Teirs exp. HENRY. physical’ trajner. * Former tr: orloyada, Spanish dancer: Jane de Vere French artist. etc: Paris graduate: Fren edish massage at residence ouly. A I languages spoken. Franklin or write HENRY, 1301 G st. n.w.. Room, 10 QUE, Drices for old clothes N e 1zhest. ASH. CIOTH ____Phone M. 3378. 633 D n.w % (Danish) GRADUATE Ph. M Gives gen. scientific massage. OPPORTUNITY-—Corner s fections. newsstand established: al] T E cigars’ and white cash_trade ; 0 per week: will in as season advances: price. $2.000 cash &Tanas other interests. Address Box tobacco receipts ¥ B RS e RY STORE for sale: doing $1.200 weekly husivess: closed Sundays: 6:30 da must be gold: ' owner leaving town dress Box 377-M. Star office. 29° ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms, good furn 11th and Mass. ave. n.w 0384 ed Hospital Toa0. T ane nt_due to licatessen cash TAILORI G, opposite Walter | ESS SACRIFICED, S R A $1°000 WILL BOY ot POULTRY, BU GROCERY STORE. good s tionery Ga. TTER AND LUNCHROOM. well locatrd. on U st Rent onlv ) per mo. Price, $1.000 cash. *Marshall Business Brokers, 598 N e SECOND TRUST NOTE $1.900 note. monthly pasment ‘of $34.00 will sell for $1.150. " Act k on this ba: gain. Address Box 405-M. Star o T HAVE A NUMBER OF 77, first m notes that I will sell at a Fubstant count. It interested address Box Star office. GROCERY STORE. illness. — Chean, 1or nwo AUTOMOBILE business: £o0d part Y for sale _chean ave. nw. & MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY business averages $1.000. Reasonsble dress Box 420-M. Sta : FOR DOCTOR OR BEAUTY P rooms. 14th et able: good 1o PARTNER establishment ation. ustler ood I PRINTING EQUIPMENT WANT buy or rent B state what you have and I 3 Bo: Ad NEAR-BEER BUSINPS %ood location Address Box 415 GROCERY STOR four rooms: owner ROOMING HOT ety o Boel o Star omee G—Ladies' or bachelors’ apt, 1521 12th or st. n.w. Phone Address 1416 11th st LAUNDRESS. first class. wash at_ home. dinners now i) wishes _bundle cook in after- t_s AR TR WORK by colored girl | seliing out at wholesale prices WANTED invest: securi real estate. 408 Maryland B "t parties with capital (o guaranteed with 8¢ interest H. Donovan, Attcrney, 40 i Dues s ARP R. part stock and fixtures For appoint. ment_call Franklin_ 896. See ¥ ANDS—Act at_once ton's” most progressive residential Park View Market. FOR SALE “Was market. 1¥-to-wear shop. Tease Iished ladies’ “reac 1733 L st. nw.. Frankiin 6274 DELICATESSEN STORFE neighborhood. donz zood weekly. rent. $75 per month Stock. 'fixtures, Iease, real bargain. Phone M at Connecticut ave. in_ RNING WORK or laundry at home. Jain st. n.w 1309 st st WILL CARE FOR CHILDR, afternoon. In groups or separately Col._8806. between B-10_a. WASH. small. to take home or by the day. forenoon and Phone m.. 57 pm.__ E HELP—DOMESTIC. WOMAX, colored, morning Apply 735 24th ‘st. n.w or evening work. €OOK and general houseworker Hampshire “ave. n.w. Phone ¥ st n.w. AN wishes 8-hour work. 1633 10th COOK “wanted: bring_references. 2020 H ser_pl._Telephone North $026; WORK by week or 23rd st. n.w #0604 COOK. COOK “and_general housework, bring refe ences. 1627 Kenneds bl Take 13ih cer 26¢ Y stairs work preferred 10th st ne. Cal UNG TRISH GIRL wanis posi on Il or address g COOK. zood. for small fam: tario pl nw il 1832 On- WANTED—MISCELLAN} 2010 COOK WANTE! Ontario_rd. n.w COOK. waitress. colored. also maid, w wages. $50 and_$70. North 1055 COOK “and general housework: small fam: ily: stay nights; references. 2633 Woo iy o 4 Woodley | COOK.“experienced: stay nights, | ences required: aze over 50: awa Miss_Shea. Burlington Hot COOKING. downstairs work: setties Southern’ cooking: home night. ave. n.w. D. must stay nights. 2805 | BOOKS— BOOKS—BOOKS Them in 5416 All kinds. CLOTHI Gress postal or phone. T w 1352 Sth st. nw CLOTHIN you high- tions. _Ad i1l call. W. Rice, North 1755, G—Who can or will ever five 500 dollar v hoes, the same square men's’ worn you will sell? Auto calls, us know. Justh’s Old Stand. 619 D. alue for pants, all ‘the COUNTRY GIRL, nights. "~ Phone. Col GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. German Firl g e T T AL Fark.~ Phone Cleve. 38310 » =" ¢ GENERAL HOUSEWORK, including laundry : reliable woman. 1512 Buchanan st . 51 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, age 0 to 40 also 1o assist with emall bo: must live on par Phone_Adams 3 NERAL HOUSEWORKER & cook: amily: references. 2415 20th st SENERAL HOUSEWORKER — | reliable: references: small mother's Telpe, v 1077 agrahan 1409 Ingraham ompetent, family. 1613 GENERAL HOU KORKER—Capable, set- tled woman: o home nights. 3363 18th Adams 1079 | cash. | FEATHER BED: CLOTHES—Will pay highest prices dies’ and men’s worn clothes. D Stein. 1308 th st now Tebest second-han P for la- Write or phone 9 rices paid for men's Clothing. Pot. 2340 COINS bought. sold, exchanged and appraised: S1 for appraising. Huguen: Drop card. _Box 4. Silver DIAMONDS. old soid, & Louis Abrams. 815 ot halves for sale Spring. Md. _* Iver bought G et nw for DIAMONDS, jewelry and o no_del Alvin Hoffa, paid. Square Dea st. n.w 1d_zold. for ¢ amond_broker. 6458 nd furniture: best prices Furniture Co.. 501 Eve Phone Main 5636, FEATHER BEDS prices paid: ture Co., 130! and Tth at. n.w Turmture ive us a call highest Eagle . Potomac 16: usework: no laundry: | referéhces. Mre. F.:W. Mac: Ingomar st., Chevy Chase. 24° 635 stay ‘nights: kenzie. - 3801 Clev. 1338. GIRL, colored, wants wash take home. Pickford pl. n'e. Phone Lincoln 5486 for general housework. Tiob: Fhone North se64. "o 9P | GIRL to do general housework: stay nights: SR a week. 315 Takoma ave., Takoma Pk Md.._telephone Col. 748-W. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. to care for_ baby after school; for particulars call Col. 10241, Apt 108 2% MATD—Neat, experienced, for keneral hotuse: Work: no laundry: g0 to suburbs for Sum. mer: ' must have good references. 1730 Lanier pl ASSISTANTS for general office work. {wo young ladies who Dossess executive ability Dpersonality. zood Dpenmanship and tvpist: salary. 30 weekly: first-class, steady BOOKKEEPER. double entry, o work salars. $24° hotira: D 10 5 permanmnt position. ~ Kddress." with particulars, 65-M,_Star_offic 24e CLERK for work in confectionery store: day and evening. Budd's. 18th and Colambia id, ENTRY CLERKS and general office work: laundry experience desirable: give phone number in reply. Address Box $19-M. Star pliosis & 3= FINISHERS, draper. 1603 Hobart st. n.w GIRL for salad pantry. Teo or hot cakes ADDIS hetore S 5. Steward's office. Wiilard: Hotel GTRL. white. capable. for inside work: advancement fto energetic Apply 1120_Queen st. n.e. experienced, or after Taundry worker. MOTHER'S HELPER, care vear-old babs part time: reliable ‘white woman. Call | Cleveland 3588-J. after 6 o'clock. 25+ FORNITURE—Will party some used furs also piano. Phone F: purchase from ture. klin v will pay c: 3947 o FURNITURE—Cash for some. and ruge to outfit 10 or A 8632-W FURNITURE—It you want to get full value for Four furniture & Ideal Furniture Co. M household_goods, 2508. call 610 La. ave. 1] Bring | or phone_about large lots. Frank. Peariman's Book Shop. 933 G n.w G—Will call in my uniettered au- | tomobile, city or suburbe, and pa: | est prices for ladies’. gentlemen’s. children's discarded clothing of all deseri; etc., that | Main "4145. | | DELICATESSE can be bought ve lumbia 9836 | MEAT "AND GROCERY | tion: good business: good lease: reasonable rent: owner interested in other business: wi 1l cheap. ° Call Adams 3387 after m. 238-M address Bo: ar office. R SHOP. for ba shop. facing 14t st Excellent _location arge apartme: Apply_ Mrs. r in n.w Incorporate nal liabilits charters under Florida_and other assured. Main 5328, oms. doing kood bus nes eil on account 1 28+ Tocated at tho 16¢ be sold on. car stop in Riverdale. account of sickness $35 mo. Apply Hrattev Hyatts. 1101 Space available in large apartme Apply Mrs GROCERY receipts 800 weekly: price, or trade for good property Wanted—Grocery. delicatessen drink store. in_trade for equity détached brick house. s.w N. E. RYON CO., IN Main_ 4597 42 RECOMMENDED SERVICE The following business concern guarantee satisfaction to readers. Any complaint found nec essary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Serv ice Column call Main 5000, Branch 115 AUTO RADIATORS AND CORES EEZ roof radiators; fenders and bodies repaired WITTSTATT'S, 319 13th st.r w. (1% hlocks below Pa. ave) Franklin 6310, 1421 P st._Franklin 8036, in sem Star, FURNITURE of all Highest prices paid. For call Schwartz, Alexandria descriptions immediate resyits FURNITURE—If you have any fu other_goods to sell, and you_want best results; send for Louls Notes. st._n.w. Phone Franklin 421 10th FURNITURE enough for Call M. 2506. an 8-room house. wanted. | BOOKS opened, $10: hooks and up. Beesic C. Haines, 51 Adams 5370-J. until 10 DL weekly. $5 he Dunsmere am. 6t08pm. BOXSPRINGS. MATTRESSES and vilio Before the Spring rush comes, L ovate yours. Rizht prices and prompt ice assured LE_ BEDDING CO.. 7th st.now. Phone M FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: best pri or ‘phone Franklin 10867 paid. n Capital Furniture o.. 490 La. ave. s | BUILDERS and hou. work. _Call_CRUIT. D ¢ Col. 6537._Res. phane Adams 6 NURSE. white. efficient. to cars for chil- dren in home of refinement: private bath good ealary. Apply personally 3307 Woodley rd. n.w. FURNITURE. contents of houses a speci store_fixtures and showcases wanted Cash for desirable furniture: alty: also pianos, Just call Main 3006 and you will get the best re- sults. TRSE—Colored: care for afternoons, some evenings. Que st. n.w. NURSE. competent. foreign children. “Phone Potomac 50, NURSE, colored. experienced; stav nizhts. $45° age over 50: away summer. Mise Shea: Burlington Hotel . Firl aged Apt. 201, 25! nurse for two FURNITURE—We buy house and office fixtures. Mones age. Sachs Furniture Co., D sts. niw. Main 6308 old_furniture advanced on stor- . corner Sth and FURNITURE. resuits for vour cellaneous, call Mi e. n.w. Franklin Shay 3785 1f you want to obtain best furniture and iro, other mis- 600 Louisiana | CALLING AND BUSINESS CARDS | ed on “short notice; pi 419 8th st S0 CARPENTER. job work. eral repairs; firstelass i or Call Franklin 9351 o | CARPENTER—Dounz_nothing else but joh and repuir work for 15 vears. . 1 k how: prices will please you. bogploms g O il CARPENTER. painier. jobbing_ and work: immediate attention given all Address Box 19 Star_office. PRINT. kinds. paintin work repair NURSE—Reliable_ woman: desired.” 1532 20th st. I stay nights if n.w. Potgmac FURNITURE and household u will feel satiefied with o Weisenberg. 418 10th st. n Foods wanted: rices I pay w. Main 9375, PERSON to look after colored children di Ing daz. JR1S'L ete nwe Snd foomren du WAITRESS, cvenings. Garden T Shoppe, 34 14th st now: K3 LADIES. intelligent and neat_appearance. with magazine subscription experience: ex- ceptional proposition. Address Box 37 Star office. STRONG YOUNG WHITE MAN to drive very truck and work in paint. hardwa and seed store: some experience preferred: must have references and siate present or last place and wages. Address Box 350-M. Star_office. 24 SUPERINTENDENT. establ ed excavafing and contracting business. with some knowl- edge engineering: good salary. Address Box 344-M. Star office. 28° TRUCK DRIVER, to drive Ford dump truck: steady employment. ~Apply A. P. Woodson YOUNG MAN for general office work in lumber yard. - Apply by, letter in own hand. yriting. stating age and experience. ' W. T. Galliher & Bro., Inc., 30th and K st W NG. MAN to learn to handle parts de- artment for automobile company. Frank- in_Motor Co.. 1814 E st. YOUNG MAN by national bank: one wi business school training preferred: mu adept in figures: give age, salary expected. ' Address Bo: th Telcrences and x 4473, Star LADY—Experienced_operator_on Righ-spee: sewing machine. 3. M. Stein & Co., 5 Totm b WOMAN. colored. for general referendes. 726 Quebec st. WOMAN, white, t0 take charge of rooming house: réferences required: write fully. Ad- dress Box 322-M, Star office. 24 housework: FURNITURE, pianos, carpets. etc. wagon or 282 for Weschler.” 920 Pa. ave Phone have call. nw. me GOLD, silver, watches, jewelry needed FEai] Cash “vaitie ‘paid diamonds _and_old in_our manufacturini Selinger's. S1 dept ot ICE BOX. large, wanted cafeteria_serv Col. 13 for lunchroom or 31. WOMAN for general houseworl neat. Apply 1314 7th st. n.w. LADY—Vacation in mountain perience in educational work: salary, $360 for ‘90 davs $273 for 78 days. Address < 200-H. Star office. LADY for general office work. zood uring: etate age. business experience and ‘Address Box 435-M. Star ofiice. 25+ colored. for professional office: g cription. ~Address Box 460-M. Star splendid_ex- fir: MAID. full d 0T R TR R i MARCEL WAVER and apprentice. Renee, 1115 15th _st. SITUATIONS—MALE. OLD GOLD—Brin latinum,’ diamonds: also ‘e need’ them in_our mai Will pay highest prices. A st in_vour old_gold, siver, discarded jewelry’ nufacturing Dept. - Kahn, Inc.. 935 ARCHITECT. aualified for registration, wishes to discontinue practice and get out: side work: desires to §0 into real estate de- velopment. engineering or building construc- tion: capable superintendent: _considering permanent connections: do not care (o leave city. _Address Box_430-M. Star office 26 BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST. five years experi- ence: permanent or femporary: reasonable salary. _Address Box 436-M. Siar office. MARCEL WAVER, steads position. only ex- nert need apoly. _Emile, 1921 Conn. ave. GOVEBNESS. elendid home o ver mo 5 7 307 Woodley rd. Exi e SALESLADY, experienced canvasser Getwoen Aze o 20 and 8 vears: ealary $17 per week ommission.” ADDIY 213, Bl TBth and Eve sts. n.w. R YOUNG MAN, over 17, to learn brinting. carry_proofs, do odd jobs: some experience preferred. Call at District Press. Continental Trust Bld.. Saturday morning. . SALESWOMEN — Thoroughly _ experienced for ready-to-wear and dry goods store: per- manent: also extras for Satuidays. 3111 M st. . YOUNG MAN. colored, o wash cars and make ~ himseli ~ generally useful ' around garage. Apply Seaton Garage, 45 Scaton e YOUNG MAN, experienced around market: reference. 803 11th st: nw. o YOUNG MAN 1o learn trade. Th g Fake Cou D100 0 nae. 10 Duockett YOUNG MAN, £ood_at troins ‘and nxul;; ;" state salary. ress 367-M. Star_office. = YOUNG MEN. Neai appearing. fo travel with” manager: expenses advanced. 1to 8" Hndeon_tiotel. Room 404 245" YOUNG MEN anted to repreeent an old line life insur- pany: no experience necessary: we irain_you. Address Box 119-K. Star office. LATHERS—Wood. LOOKOUT CO. North 6791-J, SALESLADY, neat appearance: magazine subscription experience. Address Box 483-M. tar_office. EACHER OF GREGG AND PITMAN short- hand. experienced. wanted at once: dictation. touch typewriting. English and secretarial office training: permanent position. Address M. Star_offi RESS, experienced. wanted Savoy Cafeieria. 444 Oth n.w. YOUNG WOMAN—A good_opportunity for soung. energetic woman. at least 25. ac- Ccustomed o meeting the public and ex- in handling “small _switchboard. Knowledze of typing, also necessary. Ploas- ant_ surroundings and very interesting work. ‘Advise experience and salary expected, Ad- x_461-M. Star offl 25° YOUNG WOMAN. permanent position office work. high school graduate. expert in mathe- 1t rate: stal . exX- e and Saary. " Addreis Box 366, 7 best ability, “de- T or assistant. BOOKKEEPER, married man. aged 3 references as fo_character and sires position bookkee ‘Address Box 442-M. Star of BOOKKEEPER wants small sets of books to keep evemings: price reasonable. & Ad- dress_Box 136-M, Star_office. 25°¢ BOOKKEEPING or accounting, by man with experience: best of references. Address Box OIS S 25° CHAUFFEUR, 10 years experience, col wishes position in_private family: can fu nish references. Phone West 2177. CHAUFFEUR. young man wants po private or truck: references. Addre; 432-M., Star office. CHAUFFEUR. colored. desires position: ex- rienced: A-1 reference. 1836 Sth st n.w. hone N. 3586. 25 CREDIT MAN. experienced. desires perma- nent_connection with reliable local concern. Address Box 490-M. Star office. 26+ ELECTRICAL REPAIRS promptly aitended t0: reasonable. Phone Potomac 3154-J, 25+ QLD GOLD. wilver. diamonds. jewelry . fine. autiful ' piece 1323 G st. n.w. especially. A. F. Arnold, Main 8173. TOOLS of every kind. cam ehotguns: anythin; 11th and E n.w. SR ranic. 835 0 eras. finla glas roce’s. 833 or_postal PERSONAL. READING ALOUD TO SH 1921_2nd st. n.w. FOUR OR FIVE YOUNG LADIES—: rooms, entire 2nd floor. limited phone: privileges optional. 1720 218t n.w. T READER. OR rivate bath, un- like home: bfl.lrd ONE OR TWO LADIES TO SHARE NEW room apt, (furn’) with two: excellent n.w, locats Address GENTLEMAN OF REFIN instruction in hours. x 474-M . Star office. T lawn tennis during morning Address Box 472-M. Star ofi | CARPENTER-BUILDER—Store all kinds of house remodeling: r prigge;, work guar. S. Epstei. 12 fronts and CEMENT WORK_Walks_steps, o lar floors and garages: all work gua estimates furnished. C. L. Smith, 20 _n.w. _Call North 103 o CHAIRS CANED, upholstered: porch rock- ers splinted. ARMSTRONG. 1233 | 16t *2e" 7583 COMBUSTIO! Lowest priced complete automatic Service. Biims eheaneat fael o1l Odorless. Sole distributor. J Peating, apd plumbing. 41 fatros Phvs g DECORATING, PAINTING ink, elr.. frst-class work onis now. Pay later. Small monthly make it easy. A bid is all we ask Decorating Co.. 421 9th n.w. Ph. Fr heat! heating Noiseles. GUERIN E. Cap. # PAPERHANG Decor; Dayme: Lu th our better grade of house wiring and electrical fixtures. See some of the work we have put In for your neighbors. ~We gladly give references and terms if desired. Our representative will call at your conven: jence and furnish You an estimate on_an ob_that will satisfy. Call Main 2757 or Fr, 10469. GEO. F. MILLER ELECTRIC 'CO.. 903 New York ave. g ELECTRIC, WIRING—Economize with us on wiring_and fixtures: 12 monthe to_pay Economy Electric Co.. b.w. cor. Sth and I st ain 7747 ¢ economical wiring YOUNG LADY WITH CHILD DESIRES PO- sition as housekeeper and dress Box 440-M. Star_ofti companion.” Ad- A GRADUATE IN ELECT "CY_WILL GIVE you scientific treatment; excessive weight re- duced by new_methods. Phone Pot. 1447. ELECTRICAL TREATMENT FOR RHEU- matism, Inmbago. ' 1 to 6 Bldg. Frank. YOUNG LADY, OVER 28 companion, nurse. secretary pm. 318 Kresge 3747-J. GRACE NASH, WILL ACT AS 10 lady who ma; wish to travel: expenses and salary expected. idress Box 380-M. Star office. ELEVATOR OPEEATOR. neat Wishes position: — Lincoln 4800, o o G424 FILIPINO, batier, houseman (o Gooking): references: Willing o £0 away for Sum. mer. ' Telephone Potomac 1272, - 26% HALF DAY. young man with Ford deliyery wania work' " “Address A JAis ok, reierences Box 157 HOVSEMAN. doorman or wawhman. _ Ad- | dress Box 307-M, Star ofice, 4t CHILDREN'S ROMPERS. DRESSES AN fuits beaitifully” and substantially’ made. tomac MISS MAY A MA meriy “with the 50! Elsie RCELLER. FOR- Shop. is_now con- nected with the Corkery Beauty Shop. 1730 Pa._ave. n.w. ELECTRIC WIRING—Our _estimate _ with 100% quality. ability to please and service will save you considerable money. We giva 13 months to pay No money paid tili lights are turned on. Get our price. includ- ink street service. and you will give us the contract. Penn Electric Co. Main 512. 911 oth_st. n.w. R ELECTRICAL WIRING AND REPAIRIN 'k guaranteed. 53M. 25 HAULING—Small ex- cavating and heavy hauling: prompt service; low rates. ‘1112 9th. Main 923: night. Col: 4101 myl5* LOORS LAID. scraped and finished: floo: renovated. MODERN C Adams 5213. FLOORS—Finishin: pure lead used: real results C. HANSEN, Frank. 10009. il s house painting. 1005 service: low rates, For ELECTRIC BATH. MASSAGE FOR RHEU- matism. neuritis. lumbago. kraduate nurse (colored) . ulation 01 6935-] F CTRIC MACHIN] hang e i o R hal (Continued on Next Paze.)