Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1925, Page 42

THE SEVEN SLEEPERS A Thrilling Novel of International Intrigue (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) “We shall be caught for a certainty if we keep to the car,” he said. “But I think we might borrow it for an- other hour. Make for Hamelin, Gas- ton.” Hle handed over the map to me, with which to check our route. We had been heading in the opposite di- rection; that s to say, along the Lehrte road. Under my directions, Gaston made a wide sweep south in the outskirts of the town till we struck tho main road. The signpost showed us to be forty-three kilometers from ; our immediate goal, and we set our- selves to get there if possible in as many minutes. As we flew along, Gaston explained in snatches how he had come to our rescue. He had been on the point of entering the Cafe Kropcke when TRehmy and I were arrested, and he had immediately followed the Black Marla at a suitable distance in a cab, in order to discover our destination. ‘When he saw that we were conducted to a private house, and mot to the town Jail, he immediately divined that we had once more fallen into the hands of the Professor, or of his subordinates quartered in Hanover. 1le had spent a considerable length of time in reconnoitering the house, mnd had waited until dusk was fall- jng before endeavoring to effect an| entry. | His task had not been easy. All| the ground floor windows had proved to be bolted on the inside, and he had finally climbed up a drain pipe, aided Ly the roots of a thick creeper, and | ered through a window on the t floor. ‘By the luck of the devil, mes amis,” said Gaston, “I chose the room in which Mademoiselle Harvel was jmprisoned. I chose also the best pos- sible moments for my arrival, for she was struggling violently in the arms of Fritz. In fact, the first thing that came to me as I jumped to the floor was her scream for assistance. I ran toward them at once, and Fritz was on me like a flash, but I put a bullet through him before he reached me. }le dropped at my feet, dead as mut- ton.’ Gaston seldom misses,” interposed Rehmy, who had been listening fi By FRANCIS BEEDING (Copyright, 1925, by Little, Brown & Co.) It was now about 6 o'clock and quite dark. As we walked, we munched bread and cheese, while Gaston ex- plained that there was a train for Paderoorn which left at the half-hour. Hamelin is qulte a small town, and we soon arrived in the middle of it. We kept to the most crowded streets, speaking little, and then only in German. This necessitated almost complete silence on the' part of Beatrice. We walked down the Osterstrasse, past the old Rattenfangerhaus, sacred to the memory of the Pied Piper, and S0 into the Deisterstrasse and the Bahnhofstrasse to the raflway station. Beatrice, Gaston and myself en tered the waiting room, while Rehmy went off to purchase tickets. In Germany travelers re com- pelled to stay in the wait- ing room and are only allowed on the platform on presentation of their tickets at the barrier. We sat down in silence in a corner and took stock of our surroundings. There were, 1 suppose, about 20 per- sons waiting like ourselves, poorly dressed folk of the artisan class for the most part, with here and there a workman in soiled canvas overalls Close to the platform an undersized man, wearing a dark coat and felt hat, was standing. As I glanced at him he turned in my direction, and 1 saw that it was Adolf. I looked away immediately, deciding on the instant | to inform my companions, and sug- gest a quick retreat by the door fron which we had entered. As I w: | about to do so, however, I glanced at the door n question, and beheld Rehmy entering with the tickets and immediately behind him Von Sal- snig. 1 nudged Beatrice, and she moved along the seat to make room for Rehmy, who was coming through the crowd toward us. As he sat down [ whispered to him: “Look, Rehmy, when you can. Adolf and Von Salsnig. They're watching both the doors." He looked up guardedly. “You're right,” he whispered back. He sat still for a moment while we both noted that the two men were undoubtedly on guard. At last Rehmy said to me: “There’s no hope for it. We must try and slip through the barrier. The train goes in five minutes. We must pass Baumer and hope that he won't cagerly from the back of the car. “But how did vou know that Fritz had the | document?” he asked. | “He had been boasting of the fact to Mile. Harvel a moment before,” Gas- | ton replied. “Mlle. Harvel, whose courage and presence of mind I shall | never forget, told me at once that he | had it. It was in his breast pocket, | \d I needn't say that it was very soon transferred to mine. Then 1 bolted into the passage, with Mlle. Harve! after me, and down the stairs. There was a green baize door in the hall below with a key in the lock, which I was careful to turn.” The servants had thus been for the moment imprisoned, and he had made at once for the only other door visible, which led to the room in which the Professor was engaged with Rehmy and myself. He had paused before entering to wreck the telephone, which was situated just outside the green baize door, in the hall, and he had also put the electric bell out of | order, which, as you may remember, did not ring when the Professor press- cd it. An instant later he had thrown open the door, seen what was hap- pening and laid Josef flat upon the | floor. i By the time Gaston had concluded | his narrative we were in the outskirts | of Hamelin. We slowed down and ran the car into a field, where we aban- doned ft. We then walked along the road to ward the town, dlscussing our next move. Beatrice, I should mention, was without coat or hat, indeed, were Tiehmy and myself, though Gaston | was falrly respectable. We should | have been completely frozen during the drive from Hanover had not the car fortunately been full of rugs. Presently the road along which we were walking became dotted with small houses, some just finished and others still in course of construction. We halted 2t one which was still par- tially unroofed. Rehmy instructed Gaston to go for- ward into the town and purchase over- coats for ourselves and a hat and coat for Beatrice. He was then to look up A train going either West, to Here- ford, or South, to Paderborn, from both of which towns Dortmund was casily accessible. While Gaston hurried to execute these instructions we went to ground in the half-built house. Beatrice and I took cover in a room on the ground floor, evidently designed to be the dining room or best parlor. Rehmy Xept watch in the porch outside. We sat down on the hard floor cov- ered with shavings. side by side, and looked at each other. Suddenly Be- atrice burst out laughing. She shook with it uncontrollably, hysterical after the terrible strain of her abduction &nd imprisonment. “Your clothes, Tom,” she *What a w-wonderful sight!” “Karl's clothes,” I corrected her. ‘His taste was not infallible.” Then I remembered that Karl was dead. 1 had hardly realized it yet. Her face changed. “Oh, Tom,” she whispered, “thank God that your friend Gaston was in time.” I put an arm round her, and a mo- ment later &he was sobbing on my shoulder. T do mot know how long we were in that little room. It might have been 10 minutes or it might have teen an hour. I was dazed by my sudden change in fortune and the exquisite joy of having Beatrice so near to me. We sat there, holding ast to each other, scarcely speak- ng at all, and forgetting everything >xcept the fact that we were again together. We_ were recalied to a sense of nur danger by the appearance of GGaston in the frame of the door, voughing diplomatically, with several brown paper parcels under his arm and a cardboard box in his hand. “Your hat, mademofselle,” he said. “I have done my best, but I know ¥ is quite unworthy of you.” Beatrice smiled at him, and open-f ing the box, was soon engaged in putting on a small velvet toque of » vivid blue, and a brown traveling ¥eil. Her costume was completed by gray check coat. I thought she oked perfectly charminz, though ¥he declared she looked like nothing ®n earth. Gaston had taken less frouble where 1 concerned. ~He rovided me with a mustard-colored bomination, the overcoat largely af- ted by the traveling German, and » hideous chessboard cap. Rehmy | vas given a soft black felt hat and n overcoat of inconspicuous hue. fVhen we had put on these garments, Rehmy produced from an inner pocket | uantities of false hair and spirit um, without which, he explained, e never treveled when on duty. He vas an expert in disguise, and trans- ormed me rapidly as best he could v the addition of a short fierce moustache; he also clipped my eye- brows, thus skilfully altering the whole expression of my face. He himself adopted a short goatee beard. As we completed these operations, Gaston, who had gone out of the house to keep watch, returned. Dur- ing the Interval he had removed his moustache, an operatlon which must have cost him considerable paln, for he had nothing but a pair of nail scissors, an execrably blunt razor, which he had purchased in Hamelin, and a puddle of rain water. Thus disguised, we again set forth. gasped. i we accordingly determined to trust to recognize us A queue of travelers was forming as he spoke. I whispered to Beatrice to stand immediately in front of me and keep her veil over her face. We Joined the throng and moved slowly forward. My heart was beating fast. Rehmy was in front, with Gaston next to him, then came Beatrice, while I brought up the rear. Rehmy showed his ticket to the officiul at the barrier. He passed through to the platform without giving any slgn that he had been noticed A" moment later Gaston and Beatrice were also through. As I w about to present my ticket, | however, a fat German frau, with a large basket on her arm, pushed her way past, with the obvious intention of getting through before me. The official began to remonstrate, but I| held my peace. “Quick there,” along.” The woman in front endeavored to obey his instructions, but in doing o she let fall the basket, over which I stumbled just as I was going through the ‘barrier. I put out a hand to save myself from falling and clutched an arm. “Verzethung!"” I murmured. he shouted, *pass Looking up, I saw that I was hold- | - ing on to Adolf. He stared at me hard, and recognition was mutual. “Herr Inspektor—" he began. I gave him no time for more, but pushed past him and bolted for the train, ston’s head was leaning out of a first-class compartment, and I jumped in just as the train was beginning to move. I looked out of the window. Von Salsnig, Huger and Schreckermann were at the barrier in excited con- versation with the railway officlal, Adolf was running along the plat- form, but the speed of the train was now too great for him to board it, and, as we swept out of the station, I saw them all standing in a knot on the platform, gesticulating freely. 1 withdrew from the window into the carriage and communicated what | had happened to me at the barrier | and what I had seen to the others We held a hurried counsel of war. The train, which was an express stop- ping nowhere on the way, was due to arrive at Paderborn in a little under the hour. From there we should normally ‘have gone direct through { ble dictating. Lippstadt and Soest to Dortmund, but it was obvious that such a course was now impossible. The police would be walting in full force at the next stop to arrest us all Besides, although Gaston and Rehmy were furnished | with papers, 1 had nothing except the passport of Von Emmerich, of which the number and description had doubtless Jong since been telegraphed to every Zolihaus and frontier post. Beatrice had no papers of any descrip- tion, the professor having apparently ot her into Germany in_some mys. terious way of his own. e were, of | course, more or less disguised, but, despite Rehmy's clever handiwork, we were none of us inclined to put our trust in this method of deception, particularly as there were very few other passengers and a group of three men and a girl would have been easlly distinguishable. We were up against the whole official and unof- ficlal forces of Germany and the most desperate efforts would be made to detain us. At last, on Gaston's suggestion, we decided that the best thing to do would be to pull the communication corgi and bolt into the darkness as the train slowed down. Rehmy had a! large scale map of the country and luck to make our way through the night to some little village off the beaten track, if possible somewhere between Begheim and Lippspringe, where we could either lie up for a couple of days or else obtain some sort of transport to take us on our| way through Wiedenbruck and | Bechum toward the frontier. There was gow no time to lose and | as soon as we had reached this de- cision Gaston got up and put his hand on the ring which controlled the alarm signal. As he was about to pull it, however, the train began sensibly to_slacken speed. Rehmy stayed him with a gesture. “‘Surely we don't stop before Pader- born?” T said, as the train slowed down still further. Gaston went to looked out. “I don't see any signs of a station,” he sald, after a moment. “Perhaps the line is blocked in front. We were running very slowly now and were, in fact, almost stationary when Gaston gave an exclamation. “There’s some sort of goods train alongside,” he said. It's standing parallel with us. 1 can't see how far it stretches.” I looked out over Gaston's head. It was black as a coal mine outside, but I could see the goods train, a darker line of the dark, stretching back indefinitely. A fine raln was falling. Most of the blinds were drawn upon the carriages of our own train and none of the passengers, so far as I could tell, were stirring. suddenly had an idea. uppose we slip out and climb into one of the trucks,” I suggested. “We shall at least put Schreckermann and his company off the scent.” (Continued in Tomorrow’s Star.) the window and [ tion given two nights a week for six weel { panies: THE NING HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY EVE STAR, WASHIN GTO. SCENE OF THE FIGHTING AROUND NEW YORK — @ IWAS RESUMED AND IN THE EARLY FALL OF 1176 LORD HOWE, BY FORCE OF NUMBERS,HAD DRIVEN THE AMERICANS NORTH OF WHITE PLAINS —* A BRITISH ATTEMPT TO SURROUND THE PATRICT WAS DEFEATED BY COLONEL GLOVER AND T0O MEN AT PELIS POINT. OF THE 4000 REDCOATS IN THE ATTAC 800 WERE KILLED CIRCULARS PROHIBITED _In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular mat- ter, it is expressly understood and 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 presentation of the box number ticket. ALE (Cont'd). LEXAMI experienced ; tion. Apply 151 SETTLEM 2 K n.w. position. Appl MEN—A WONDE PORPUNITY. TO REAL MONEY; OF GOOD AUTO MECHANICS Auto_Sales. 1711 S kf AUTO MECHANIC, first clags. at _once. no giher than tirst class need avply. Northieast A nnee Garre ol 03 H st i AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. firet class: only those experienced on Hudson. Essex need ap- ply. Neumeyer Motor Company. 211 B t. AUTOMOBI service station SOME OUTSIDE SELLING. T ork in Ford Dicco work. 50-50. If you are not experienced don't ‘apply. Men in our shop average over $35 ber week and more. Montgomery County Motor Compi I ockville. Md. _ ile 117 UTOMOBILE MECHA experience pply in 15 Parkway Motor Co. nw. ! AUTO REPAIRMAN to take oyver repair shop: must be energetic. Address Box 4R Star officn. BAKER—Pastry work: good pay NI 15 JEWELRY CO. 935 AVE. N.W IC_on Ford cars: rson shop foreman 15 "Wisconsin ave o Apply 724 7th st references steadiness. Behrend honesty “once: Teference ' required. RATTERY MAN Dply in person Motor_Co.._Ine.. BOO! - spare time doing accounting work. who have | Successfully completed or half‘way com- [ plated @ course 0 accountancy: state what course ‘studied. age. address: all communi- | cations confidential. Address Box 120-S S A O G T 5 BOOKKEEPER. v ma assistant. by large wholesale’ house: £00d opportunity for “forem: Wiscon work evenings need prospects furnished. Motor Co., 1429 L st. xpe khop a 1015 sin_ave MANAGER. advancement: state age and experience, drees Box 472S. Star_offie. 1 BOY over 16 to ru Holober Co.. 610 F st BOY with bicyele to Baltimore Ontical Co. BRICKLAYERS WANTE! all summer work. Apply at 's and L sts. wg_ready_for work. Avply to fore- g NEW HOUSEHOLD Apply zovernment job. | SUMER. EASY |[MAN ~ WITH WRAPPER, boy wanted at_once. | RECORD M:. Bowman, Arcade Sunshine | 731 Lamont st n.w Apply to Laundrs. 73] BUS BOY. w after 5pm. s CAS o meat market: market expericnce: right pay and steads p sition. _Apply 1438 Tth n.w APPLY 5, 1342 FLOOR. BETWEEN G IS, 9 N.W., 1 NER—Must be| permanent posi- NT CLERK—RG¢al estate; must be experienced and {know conveyancing; permanent | Apply 1512 K st. n.w. | RFUL OP-| MAKE FOR M APPEARANCE AND PERSONALITY, WITH | EXPERIENCE IN SEE MR. BLUM, BET. 9 & 10 A.M., CASTELBERG’S NATIONAL PA. PORTER wanted; colored man for department store ; must have and 9 o'clock. n.w MEN to sell Ford Cars; only those having car and willing to apply; Robey n.w. ~ SALESMAN CREW LARGE JEWELRY HOUSE HAS OPENING FOR CREW MANAGER:; INTRODUCING| SPE- CIALTY DIRECT TO CON-| SELLER, NO COMPETITION; ONLY PROVEN | CONSIDERED; LIBERAL COMPENSATION. AND| 2nd CHAUEFEUR. r':rr?l‘ Avply Red Cab Serv- | i th at. nw HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. CLERK—Secretarial correspondence: SOURE | 34 an with initiative and ability: must be | garg Protestant; Mason preferred. ~Splendid op- portunity for one who can qualify. Reply. Stating age. experience, etc. Address Box 0T, Star oM R D WIF, for_wrvicea in apt. house | SOLICITORS, e sary; ealary guaraniced. — | Yo COACH painter. first class. R TOTNG N % and menersl Tomscwork, Japan 00! Teferes it Filipino, stay ni v agents: it iu something delight in doing. Address Box 3 | money among their daily associates as that sou will take Hice, ciean q West sba s s Apply 59 M st. Tendid our S. Star | GIRL, o Mr Laund; LADI Sumn alary. antee educat ability OPE enced rixht SALE: ive D thing iNo B SALE! pearin, dreas TEAC positi WO cookin desiral S Yor of tion d abla and & Star o PRE rlea | job; Clea N, FITTER and al Campbell & Co. be intelligeni and willing to work. loyed. osition requires thre: 14th st woman, with personality. rofitable ured by vour ability. not_necessary, auired and “operating letter-writing machine. bo tramed i duties. cellent’ home 1n the siburbs. with moderate curate typist and knowledge age. Thoroughly and dresses in Box 4-T. Star c workroom ; pressers need apply. D. C . FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1925. Fighting Around New York. PRONT AND AT THE BATTAE OF WHITE PLAINS ON [OCTOBER 22, WASHINGTON WAS OBLIGEDTO RETREAT NORTHWARD TO NORTHCASTLE LATEQ HEARING THAT THE BRITISH AN @ INVADE NEW JERSEY, WASHINGTON CROSSEL. HUDSON WITH HALF HIS ARMY, LEAVING GENERAL LEE WITH 7000 MEN AT NORTH CASTLE — o © £ ON NOVEMBER 16,1776 TON, WHICH WAS DEFENDED BY 2600 MEN, HOWE MADE A SURPRISE ATTACK UPON THAT POST OVERWHELMED BY THE BRITISH, THE FORT FELL AND MOST OF THE GARRISON WERE SLAUGHTERED BY THE BAYONETS OF THE BRUTAL HESSIANS. — = HELP AND SITUATIONS. BY J. CARROLL MANS LIOTE - GENERAL LEE WAS A FORMER. BRITISH OFFICER WHO HAD BEEN COMMISSIONED AMAJOR-GENFRAL BY CONGRESS THOUGH SECOMD IN D LEE HATED 7§ MSHINGTOM AND wiskeD To SEE MM FAL - FIELD WASHINGTON HEARING OF LEE'S INSUBORDINATION . Ml ASHINGTON, WITH NO COURSE LEFT BUT TO RETREAT, ORDERED GENERAL GREENE TO ABANDON FORT LEE, ON THE WEST BANK OF THE HUDSON, AND RETIRE TO HACKENSACH. HE ALSO SENT WORD TO LEE TO JOIN HIM IN NEW JERSEY BUT THAT TREACHEROUS OFFICER PURPOSE- LY REFUSED TO OBEY —— ToMORROW - WASHINGTON RETREATS ACROSS NEW JERSEY HELP—FEMALE (Cont'd). e e Sl _SITUATIONS—FEMALE (Cont'd). _ STENOGRAPHER. bookeeper and typist de- res | position: permanent OF (emPOTAry. ame 1741, ° o ENOGRAPHER, experience Address Box 413 1758 M white, no_experience necessary: must ( 4 Apoly | T . Bowman at ons Arcade Sunshine | time work. . nw | S—Traveling position for Spring and er income 150 per’ monin. ‘nciuding graduate 1383 - commission and bont ot em- | YOUNG WOMAN, intelligent, desres work women with kuar. | — o work. Fr. of intrekrity and at least high sehool | et A e lon. References: character and "stiok- " Address Box 450-R. Star office ATOR, also marcelle worker: experi- only: "will give interest in busincss to party. - Fairmont Beauts Shop. 9115 SWOMA . Star office 10°° NOGRAPHER. year's exper 00l graduate. Phone Alex. 1 SITUATIONS—DOM BUNDLE WASHE tiret-lass laundress. colored Virginian: stas mighis 7 T et MAID, 4221 Vist. n CH0K. Ko0d eveninign, 811 private intellizent B well “groomed iito, under 35, with ‘pleasing for “high-class outside undertaking, Co-operation rospects furnished ‘daily: income meas- | 1£ sou can sell an a splendid income can be earned here door-to-door work.) =08 Colorado aaoil light housework or niifse Week, or clean apartment 23rd ot. nw. i v, leaving Washington, wishes (0 place her excellent French ook, whom thoroughly recommends. _Can be seen at 1827 16th st._Telephone Potomac 3801, 8° DAY'S WORK or by the week: colored Call 1110 G st. n.e. 140 DAY'S WORK or cleaning, by te ored woman. 1248 20th si. h.w.. Phone Franklin 9377, GENERAL HOUSEWORK, nighte. 508 Flori GENERAL ~HOUSEWORK. Phone North 4718 GENERAL HOU washing, or nurse; reliable girl stnw by WOMAN (outside), bright, neat ap- £ woman, over 25: Drevious experience but good common sense re- S day to start. - Address OGRAPHER tor gencral offi wark o 41740 Star. ofes % HER or ac ced studen R Nith ‘Sdutaors’ Mesociation Oncumbered aad Tree (5 leave city Kadre's Box t for lucrative Must will colored sirl 38R, . for light housework and family. 1o laundry: an ‘ex- white i, small for a_neat EWORE _wan GENERAT, HOU Call 1752 Seaton ored girl from country. stnow GIRLS He multigraph: ac. of shorthand Address Box 418- G LADY to operate ble but not essential r office. S BURRSRY WOMAN TYPIST, at least 25 years to handle switchboard and inform; esk in small sales oftice: position avail- immediately : state qualifications all alary expecied. Address Box 118 ofh misses’ coats Address ISSERS, for fancy and ted work; steady, all-year good pay; pleasant, cool only experienced Vogue for dishwashing or part-time work kood_cook: 2 references -oloresd. wishes half-day work, any ' 1503 T st. n.w lored. wishe maid. 5 South Champlain pl. n.w. GIRL, neat, colored. assist with light worlk. $80°0 &t_n.% HALF-DA ored woman._ 0 LAUNDRY 10 take home. ave. n.w. _ SALESWOM hich-clase tore. Call 408 Mass. housework, colores 71736 _13th st n.w. v practical, | NURSE and reference ners, 14th and Spring Road. S = B. 232 19th st. ee. HELP—DOMESTIC. H bring, COOK ences little et | dry land AMBERMATD—Youns co COOK, settled colored woman, t0 £0 | GENE R #00d_references required. PART-TIME TS | lumbia_st. red girl: g00d reference. 216 3rd st _se. *_ and_general houseworker: best refer- required; stay Dighty; good waxes. 558 . Sundaye. B sires work WOMAN morning. iater on. Call after 7 p.m. RAL HOUSEWORK WOMAN. with ch Phone morn- inge, West 2450. A time:, must 51 N st. n.w iid. as cook. w.° i private family references wanted SICK ared for in_my care given b e oMo CORRESPONDENT, excrutive ability. capa- R to train for official position: state age. education. vrevious employment; Towest_beginning ealars s PO 77 Washington. 2 for trucks: light work 14ih and Irv] :cral openings; |cellent working chance for promotion. Laundry, 729 9th s RS, whita, Black and White Express. OR_BOY wanted. _The Toronto. RS—Experienced ; sev- good salary; ex- conditions; Palace | io}]ir_.\yx coach painting: must be c& able of striping and varnishing: Kood propo- Sition “to” right man. D. W. Willett, Tras: More Garage. 21st. between I and M n.w. 8% ANITOR. office building, married. no chi den! capible operating steam boilers: good HAVE AN OPENING for our outide eales dept. ment 1o dist. managers | pliance Co.. 14th and C sts. Quick See ANTED—SALESMEN live men for Potomac Elec, dvance- An- Tutt. B ALL. SHAMPOO. rotind and bob 9 or after 7 pm. “RAL HOUSEKE! s so0a hamal i Cleve. 7 housework: refer- ul Por. 2714-W. TRAINED NUR: take charge invalid, elderls person ‘or | dren for expeuses: any powt. T awist with peneral house: | 15 100" Bt .. irl. white. experie: S0, "wlao cook and hAbi ) Santed, experienced. ‘n; 1 and girl 6. GIVEN GIRLS UNDER 4 suburban E OFFICER W give reference. Address Box Y & RAPIDLY REDUCEL wonderful French method used: spes Wazes and lLiving auarters to first-class man. Add 487.8. Star office , LABORER for coal vard. Apply A. P.Woo N Cor 1202 Monroe at.. Brookland. D. C .INOTYPE OPERATOR for night_work and and compositor for day work.' Washington wposition Co.. 9 white, {o help on farm. AN, educaied; life nsurance. wholo or part A e iuthe. " “Address "Box 4083, r office i 5 N, experienced in battery and generator work. ‘Apply Hendrick Motor Co.. 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S AN to make awning frames an inga on frames. experienced preferred 4th ke MEAT CUTTER, first class Georgia_ave. n.w. el i v MEN-——As train_news agents (). of neat Appearance: permanent work and fonz runs | 1920." BOYD SCHOOL. sition Ponitiona for graduates Dorothy Coffes Beauty Shov. 1173 14th st. n.w. Fr. 10141 {0 right men: cash security and blue suit | roos Jire: i ews Co. ce Mo | FRENCH TUTORING, CON i ORI S tation. ot N0 S| tranclating by French' lads teaching experience. Potoma VERSATION ‘school 9 WOM. assist ial rates to_emplosed ladies. DR. DELLA LEDEN DECKE. « | FACTAL exp. GRADUAT 7. 11th & G LL DO MAS! residential only. neat. wants place 0 co; Florida ave. n.w nights: s appointment at 004, Call from 6 A GRADUATE I you scientific treatment: excogsive weis! ‘middl o infants, L. | duced by new methods. SITUATIONS—MALE. Aceq Epond half. Wo reverses am seeking employ mazried the evening. eek oil K and perfec Also Henry's elixir for redu ¥ at residence raining for TNTING. cost_and disbursi ence and supervizors. D o fin 5 o works Wil Any Hind of work. A ot A it T A won brofessional Gancing. Room 30. 1501 G . n RSE WILL GIVE EVLRY ( ids and cony S'in ‘nerown home fity Dubont Cirele. - Phone Norih bi¢ AY $2 TO $10 FOR 2 suits, overcoats, Our prices, EPIN uditing done for ¥ dress J. V. Janak. ard_Bldg. worl 5 L st evening or for. W | dents auire ington's only exclusive culture. _ Practical Suite 310-11. Burchell Bidg.. n.w. Franklin 5131. PAPERHANGER. t our special reduced p: #4943, = 5 S REAL ESTATE SALESMEN (exverienced). 0! plenty of clienta and' houses furnished. ! H. Rose. 101815 14th st. D.W. Pmncl%c:mi Mabelle Honour's School. of beauty experience guaranteed. 817 1dth st | WE HAVE ROOM FOR TWO MORE STU. n- Wash- mac 81. RETAIL MAN—An ex etail man_is wanted fores in Washington bout yourself, giving wanted. et Box_897-8. NER jin bank: young man Address Box 137-S. Sta ambitious, between 25 and 0. | o enter life insurance profesmon: instruc: | perienced. and reliable or ‘one of the finest StaidTull particuar o experiehce, salary | X | Nowisa Address | o0t you for life's duties | rexret a course in | say it placed them | €l whito or_telephone. W0OD'S SCHOOL. Established 1885, 311" East Capitol &t Touch, Taste, THE _SUCCESSFUL MAN our first letter. ur school. residing in GOD GAVE MAN FIVE SENSES— . Sight. Smell and Hearin, Has Two More—liorse and Common. §20d, time to_begin a courss that You will never Thousands n the road to success. It is better to call. earn while learning: contract will bs given those who qualify: one of the largest com BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. competent instructor: tell us_about Yourseif in first letter. Address Box 249-R. Star_offics. SALESMAN, local and traveling: state quali- promotion. Special evenin, PREPARE NOW TOR CIVIL SERVICE EX- aminations soon to be held. Special prepara- tion for typist. stenozrapher-typist and clerk sessions, Rej at once. Strayer College, 721 13th. M. 3130, | ster fications in detail: replies confidential. Erngst Holober Co.. 610 F st. n.w. . SALESMAN—Well appearing he man, with enough vision to appreciate a lifetime future after plenty of hard work. Live prospects furnished. ~splendid _co-operation. Repeat commissions annually. Not a_ soft berth but a good one if you have the pep and stick. Salary and commission: auto neces- sary. 208 Colorado Blde. SALESMAN. cxperienced or inexperienced. aminations, 5 days and Tuition, $3 per mo. firemen and_general clerical. The Civil Service Preparatory, 12th and F Ph,_Fr, 2080. Civil Service Examinations. Special course for stenographer-typist ex- 5 nights each wk. New classes beginning | this weelc at greatly reduced tuition rate | for’ post office_exam., for police force. for Begin today. School, s.e. Food man_ can get exclusive right to this territory. Can make $6.000 to $10,000 vear. EMP LOYMENT AGENCIES. A BETTER clase stenog_ typis Call 9 o 11. 4-8. any day. C. H. Rangeles, °__ | clerical help: free registration. 1627 K _st. ‘n.w.. 3rd_floor. SMAN to travel northern section of ginia, southern section of Marvland and the Disirict of Columbia: one that is as- auainted with the automobile trade prefer- HELP all kinds. mac_1150. Home Employment. 2004 9th st. n.w. Dook] B Main 2876 City Employment Service, 1338 G st, n.w. Potc able, but not sbeolutely necessary: must Rave own car: line is one of the best adver- tised in the automobile game: this is a real opportunity for a live wire, none other need | lqcal and out of town. of America. 210 Bond Building RELTABLE COLORED HELP of all kinds anted at once: many positions open now. Protestant Knights 10+ elevat after tended CASH wants RPENTER_Jobbing woi running Wants nigsht work Cail “oored ’"uu 2228 Cleveland »l. n.w. b.m all Kinds. are the highest. SH. CL.OTH ING EXCHANGE, M. 3378. 633 D n.w. | cellaneous. call Mr chambermaid; | ture | dress Box 431-S PLAIN COOK and general houseworker de- | | bide.. | pany old clothes. | RECOMMENDED SERVICE. | S (Continued.) CARBON BURKIN Temove piogs and sirce | ATty weided. prop. | anteed: - 3N Colerman | EinegRgs S0 0T E CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED. repaied Sored. | A. & P.Ruz Coo ot 2504 Ba | v aSoh (R0 e n W Weet 105 | CHAIR. CANING. UPHOLSTERING. . Ri palring: AL Work: lowert b e Lin: 4355 i, 808D L. L. Builey. 211 Parave ae | CHAIRS CANED. upholstered: porch ror | eraeplinted. . X ARMSTRONG, 1 o ks ~5ia | COMBUSTION { | Loweet priced cor | &ervive. PBirns o 8 |9 | WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. | (Continued.) O rousehiold furniture Money advanced on stor- Sachs Furniture Co.. corner 8th and n.w. Main 6306, S e Jou want to obtain best furniture and other mis Shapiro. 600 Louisiana awner D_sts results for r Franklin or call. watches, d in our vaid ET. b ot or valu lowest Cash pr r office ) GOLD—Bring in_your old inum.’ diamonds: also_discarded jewelry need in our manufacturing Dept’ s. A. Kahn, Inc.. 935 | e diamonds and manufacturing dept T wt, an Seription and "Adiress Box = Co.. 720 11th n.w | window_ehades and f | ELECTRIC WIRING wiring _and £ o1, mive OLD GOLD. silver, d beautiful pieces __BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ATTO ACCESSORIFES and tire agenc husiness saction can ba bought for in¥ tory. Address Box 332-9. Star office. Ko 10-RO0M ROOMING HOUSE. shopping dis- | trict: rent, 0" uo busement: North 3364 = T, S, SLICIN b "HINE. Chean, 1000 1ith st JF;‘\E RY STORE for sale. 1 G et mow TAILORING, cleani gain. 1345 R et = BOWLING ALLEY BUSINESS extablished 10 years. Price, $450. T0m 08106 b T | GROCERY and meat ma Ma, 7 ECTRIC WIRING — With our better rical fixtures have put in for teweny: nne. | ATF. Arnold, | & job r Frank CTRIC CO. EXCAVATING AND HAULIN ating and Feavy hauin Dreseing £hop;: & ba pressing hop; 4 ! 3% n.% low rates. 4101 FLOORS | floors | Adams FLOORS—ELECT finishing fce. K FLOORS — 3 floors renova ork. _ Fr must_sacrifice acoln 1800, KOL o Potomac | ROOMING me £185 monthiy Box 4188, Star office SUITABLE SPACE for 2390 Champlain ef. n.w. sn.w i WANTED—_Man with some capital 1o interest and manage estanlished food pro business near Washington. Address S. Star of Co o RESTT vice or paint shob. Apply 142 overs at dard Upholst iw. T 05 ROOMING H 3 At good | HAT co." 419 T BexdaLet 0 — | 30B PLAST 1 Temndel t suit respons fant. Din- 7 Realty Co." 198 11th st. n.w. M. 1701 TOMOBILE ACCESSORY STORE. 1 owner cite sell at invoice with $2.00 NEWSOM, 1110 H st. n JOB PLA perienced man brices: work g KEYS — DUP made while you Y. ave rantead ATE n W PUBLIC town e Teasona Tizht m, Now a running b 3 ng_proposition to_the Inquire of Mr. Mott. 418 10th | ) ARMIGER. 304 1 ENOVATED. DYEING AND_CLEANING BUSINESS best block on H st. ne.. owner locaty different section: building and bu 000, or building only. $16.500: b ®sts of store room and living room on first floor. 4 r. & b. flat on second floor: terms. $3.000 cash, balance $135 month. NEWsOM 110 H ne Linc. 2071 00M for sale: estabiished terms. Address Box 425-S, PATNTING 14ty > FIXTURES, all mall_town. Furnished apt Will give S-year lease. Rent. ce. $3,000 Money-maker to M. Cooper, 820 11th st STOCK utside work d i, Phone Col 2 PAPERHANGING plete re me in over | P STATION and repair sbop : 23 AND PAINTING: atering_a clay. De poor hea midst "TIONERY. exceptional oppoTtUnity 1o bu fix Tires inventors S1.27 meit Dolitan PAPERHANG work: latest patte: 1. ¥ reasonable rent: good rea Lincoln 8737-J. 10 IN OFFICE Apply Rm GROCERY STOR! n.w.: loug lease son’for_selling FURNISHED for rent 105, Westory Blds. | FOR RENT—COR tractive corner building _containing_larze | storeroom and 13 rooms and 2 baths. located | close to Tt Tnper floors swit- Store can be used re store or other -class mereantile husiness. Cafritz Com- 14th and K. Main 9080. Telephone 0 Station 10 nings. —ve year v cheap: investigats ERATOR REPAIRING - romotly at- 1 Masseur & Masseuse (Swedish) ive exceptionally good scientific massage and health exercises. BECKER, 1029 17th 8t. n.w. Phons Main 8725 10% GYPSY GAS It's Spring motor fuel that carries you to the Country. Special trip to. Gettysburs. Sunday, May 10. Call Main 3385. KATH: RYN PIERCE. 5 Tallyho Tours. 5 1 to. Adams ° TER. non-union. any kind of work. 2828. 10* IER-BOOKKEEPER and stenographer Dermanent position: 14 yew Pelanter. 1319 e ) T 0 £0° away for the ave. ‘Col: 837 e fam. Summe: or he Dad 20th desires AUFFE! gar. neat colored man: city references. | CHEMICAL ENGINEER. Jawye perience along technical iines. capable execu- tive, member of District of Columbia Bar. training ‘may be, dress Box 442.S. Star office. experienced. desires job. ligh{ every day work. See Joseoh F. 1ith st. n 0. UR, exnorienced truck or Tourinz o 0 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. BEDROOM SUITE, walnut;_in_good <ol on: no_dealers_Franklin §: avy T S— BOOKS—BOOKS Briv them in” or phone about large lots. Frank. 3416, Peariman’s Book Shop. 933 G n.w CAMERAS, tools of every kind, field glasses, shotguns: snything you have to seil. Groce's. 11th and E n.w. Ph. Frank. 833 or CLOTHING—Will call in my uniettered 0w, S varied ex- osition where scientific and legal e used {0 “advantage. K shin. HOTEL MAN. stuffs, secks permanent chanke o_salesman- tomobile. city or suburbe, and pay you high- est prices for ladies’, gentlemen’s. children's discarded clothing of all descriptions. long_experience with food- Address Box 438-S. Star offce. MANT retail sonab! 3145 Adds POSITION wanted. anything honorable, by World War veteran: experienced bookkeeper, stenographer, pas. rolls postal or phone. I will_ call. 2 7th st. n.w. North 1756. OTHING (men's used) @hc are. by _The way, very popalar in this cits. It's our high cash down offers. Will surely pay to deal with us.~ We can use all the suits, over- coats, pis.. shoes. etc.. you have. Auto calls. Main 4145, Justli's Oid Stand. 619 D st. n.w dress soung. married. desires position as | 15 olore MET.. 3 years' exp.. any rea- le ealary accepted. Address M. C. M Newton st. n.e.. D. C. 1 report immediat ely ox ' 122.S. Star office. 10° [MARKE 803 Oth st nosw REPAIRED AND PAIN and spouting: small Main' 6146. Nizht Exten- | 1818 sive rebuilding, just completed, | R29F has created a number of desir- able stands now available.| Arcade Market, 14th st. nc:u‘i SLIP_cOV £ Perfect fit guaranteed Upholsterng and SLORER Co ; Park rd o splendid_busi vartnership. _1510 M st X —to buy a PUBLIC STENOGRAPHIC office exclusively established in a large downfown | o office building nearly eight years. This is| WINDOV a fine opportunity for one “or two yo: opaguie men or ladies o get an established o dows; 8oe: tie of ‘thie kind and get out of th hurg free. - of always working for a wage. BE YOUR SLATT. 11th and H sts BOSS. The fine equipment 'in this S AND 1 mot be replaced for the price | and the good will alone is worth | twice the price asked. I consider this a very SPECIAL opportunity for a stenog. rapher. Exceptionally low price of $050: $500 nthly. See. cash, balance % B. HOLLANDER, DOOR SHADES. fitted 10 you: of opague ehad with samp! _FOR SALE ARMY HARNE: saddle. $5. Jeather sortment of new and used bridles. harness and collars. one-half price Cogswell's. 220 11th st. w ) nw‘.-T. RORER' ife “Exclusive Broker," Suita 006008, Dist. Nati Bank Bldz. BEGI! capabl 370-S, CLOTHING—Highest prices paid for men's 3nd Jladies” second-hand clothing. Potomac STERED PHARMACIST, experienced. le, with good references. Address Box ._Star_office. . STEN( firm. experienced. desires position with rel; ES—Will pay highest dies’ and men’s worn clothes. Write or phone D. Stein. 1308 7th at. n.w. Ph. N. $09. 0GRAPHER SECRETARY. young man. Fricee for Ta- e Lincoln_3769. 8° YOUNG MAN, 19, high school graduate. 8 months' banking, telephoning and government dept.: willing Address DIAMONDS. jewelry and old gold, for cash: no_delays. "~ Alyin Hoffa, diamond broker, £18 F at. .w.. Rooms 17 and 18. M. 615K FEATHER BEDS aud furniture: Gest prices paid. Sauare Deal Furniture Co.. 501 Eye ofice _experience. _experienced in and steads. desires Dosition. Sworke; 84-S. Star office. Box. apply. Address Box 384. oe. SALESMEN, between 25 and age. to call on grocery trade in Washington: Etate age. positions held last five vears and salary " expecte lies _treated confi- dentially. _Add S. Star office. SHOE_SALE: expericuced, for Satur- day. 1115 G st. n.r. SHORT-ORDER COOKS, 2. S18 weel d. Bl Lunch. 14 14th st. n.e. DISPENSER. cxperienced. Apply Judd's Pharmacy, Girard n.w. SODA DISPENSE) and cure raduates. for all that are gualified. 721 _Thirteenth St. Main BUSINESS POSITIONS—Free col- 8% with_refer- | 14th and | for the public by t Secretarlos. expericnced, with good vears of | Strayer Employment Service. [ Operated by Straver College for its students Good business positiona NO FEES. 3430. e tration Washinston Bmployment Exchange; operated sbing| or {*"NO CHARGE UNLESS YOU ARE PLACED. Room 213, Transportation Blds.. 17th snd H. references. Alban Pharmacy, 13th and H ste. n.w. 2 HELP—FEMALE. TYPIST for work on Underwood billing ma- chine,_good salary: hard work. Address | pErBERTICES (B) qanied, Dovo APPRENTICES (2) wanted. Doroth, 5y Coffey Box_474-S. Star office. WE want hizh-class men, capable of earning $10.000 a vear, to sell ‘our income bonds: (PPRENTICES for beauty culture. st. se. Phone Linc. 10258, 108 B B selling_experience is not necessary. If you have the ability we will train you. See M Fennell. Room 2. 1115 Connecticut tween 6 am. and 6 p. COLLECTOR, with car; un- usual opportunity for live wire. Apply 623 7th st. n.w. | oh: | required. _Phone Cleveland 2954, TYPIST—Young_woman nt in publishing office. Maj weneral filing_knowledge, vally: pay accordingly: | Write “age, expected. n req di CHILD'S NURSE. experienced, white, to take arge of 1a-monihold bay: iy referancos general uire- iligence qualifications _and tprllvu""“ startin Address Box 18-T, Star olflgeAn“ COMPANTON-HOUSEKEEPER for employed and small child: intelligent: _attractive home; Call evenings or Sunday. RUG SALESMAN, experienced. Apply in person to Mr. Palmer, mother must be neat and salary, 1636 Argonne pl. $40. Supt.,, the Palais Royal, 11th and G. : only Ply. Address Box 376-S, Star offl DRAPERY and slip-cover culter and seam thoso with axgerlen'v need ap- tion: YOUNG MAX bookkeeping, and cashier Star’ office. —30 years old, knowledge of | experienced in_general office worlk, desires permanent posi- STt reforéncte. Address Box 330:5. St nw._ " Phone Main 5636 e FEATHER BEDS and furniture: highest prices paid; give us a call. Eagle Furniture Co., 1305 7th st. n.w. Poiomac 1657. 16° ILING CABINET. McCaskey, eecond-hand. A Cleveland 1584. SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. FURNTTURE—It you want to et full value TOLO] ook 2o0d for your furniture & household goods, call Tdeal Firniture Co. M- 2508 510 L. ave: FURNITURE—Cash for some used furniture RED COUPLE wish position, wife | man. butler:’ useful around ‘house: COOK Phone North 1855 reference. Potomac 3912, 8 and rugs to out] ) " €al) and maid: also chauffeur, houseman. | Adams Gaasw. -~ 0 OF 13 rooms. ., Fail 1600 13th st. n.w. 5 RNITURE and household goods of all lighest cash prices. Call J. E. Herrell. 434 10th st. n.w. Main 7100. i1 AcCO! work: sume present. SITUATIONS—FEMALE. UNTANT-BOOKKE! extensive_experien complete charge of office: employed at Address Box 416-S. Star office. 9% fifi.fi'“,’,f,’;:,’}.,s,_—w”‘ purchase. for «‘;uhP:unT jeed furniture. 4 ruge. also’ piano. Phone NIT! 3 o u FURNITURE-—Cawh for desirable fumiture: cated Addres BOOKKEEPER, capable of handling compli perience: will start for a reasonable eala; store fixtures and showcases wanted. Ju: call Main 3006 and you will get the besi double-entry books. Five years' ex: es Box 8-T. Star office. "OMPANION-NURSE, with long experience’ best references G ave wuy Tumitare of and you_want to obtain . Star office. | best results, send for Louis Notes, 421 10th — | st. n.w. _Phone Frankiin 2015 | FURNTTOURE—17 S Loy other goods to sell. SILL] capable_young woman. Star_office. INER'S or dressmaker's assisiant by | gfipg‘fil}'& enough for an 8-room house. STENG 8671, demonstrate ability: “ealary to be fixed after a_ week's trial. | FCRNITURE of all ki 3 ori =illing 10 [ paid. = Capital Eumiture Go 360 L. ave !n.w.._or _phone Franklin 10267. OGRAPHER. young lady. ' ninz and making real money. ses a specialts; also pianos, | 3 BABY CARRIAGE. reed. cost & oo BUSY. ing away: make your own pri Owner must sell a restaurant business to devote all his time 1o another husness. American restaurant, firet-class dining roon modern cquipped kiichen: all stocked, rur Fine location. | Great opportunity 16 step in and keen things Mr. Johnson, Franklin 9: . RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found nec- essary to be made to The Star | will receive prompt attention. I%or | admission to Recommended Serv. jce Column call Main 5000, Branch 115. : AUTO RADIATORS REPAIRED. Fenders Straightened. By expert. Low prices. (Drive Hiht in: o parking linit.) ~ French Rudia for & Fender Co.. 1905 Q &t n.we 13 AUTO REFLECTORS SILVER PLATED. $V50: brass beds. relacatered: auto nickel: Tating: Dickelpiating and. repairing. - Acmo Plating Co. 1227 D st n.w. = Main 060 BEDDING, MATTRESSES. Box Sprins and Pillows o £ Tealprices and prombt el Vaah. Maitress Co. 817 F st. n.w. M. 6610, BOXSPRINGS. MATTRESSES and vliiows— Betore the Spring rush comes, - Let us ren- | Gvaia sours. RIEht prices A prompt. sers. | fro‘assured. EAGLE BEDDING €O 1123 | U8 atohw. _Phone M. 7005 BUILDERS and house repairs, . Neat. Yok, Call {CRUIT. Shop 5828 Ga, Eol M7 e phone Aama 125, RUILDING CONTRACTORS and bui Jacsed-in porches and screens, gon. repairing. Blankenship Bros.. 426 H si. now. Fr. 3217 Tvors _reed basket 1301 X BABY CAI | dition. Fra | BABY CARRIAGE, oo reasonable offer ace n.w. Adams 316 | BATTE . E or lighting plantas: R/ 508 o BEAMS—I beams. plain and reinforcinz {suitable for county br A0kt spans. The largest on in the ity & Towest price. stored at our Camp Moigs Eround onts, Sin and Fla. ave ne P MelEty BRICKS—At Camp Meiss only. 5tb and Fla CORRUGATED TRON—New, both galvanize. and black. at lowest prices. Completo by of materials—lumber. doors. sash and sheet iron—to lulld & garage may be purchase. at our yards. PAINTWeathershield house paint, factured by Certain-teed | ail other colors, §: roof’ and fen per- zallon. THE HECHING ECKING O Camp Meigs, Sth and Fla. ave. northe Main office. Gth and_C sta. Inspection invited until 630 1% YEARS SAVING YOU MONEY UILDING MA . HAVE FSTABLISHED TH F_THE HECHINGER COMPANY. brass, double. 1 Company, white and fori” A1 bavn southwest BED DA able. refectory tabie, N Windsor_chairs, ilt-1op tables, wicker davenport. chair, table and lamm, post beds, secretary, $ all table, S35: upho ders: Phone Miss Smith, Main g+ " | FURNITURE. all kinds: pianos, store and STEN er; ca office cquipmient. ¢ in. GGRAPHER, experienced, willing work: R AL e fsforeHiecling: stered stool. ‘office chairs, cheap: col- taze furniture. Pot. 3823, GARPENTER Doing nothing bui job_ und | repair work for 15 years: experience counts for us both. Franklin 7344, any time. 8° . old_or new D i Lincoln 3537-J. _* ol Linc, 9901. COM .. . | FURNITURE, mfi:} N] 'OGRAPHER, expert tspist, work in ilvgmh o ....‘3.‘3" tn’} room Bouses. ame 3 or school. Adams 1700. Bargain tables. Books bougbt, all s, Peariman's Book Shop. 933 G si. nw. " Continued on Next Fage.) CARPENTER, job work, painting and_gen- eral repair: Wrst-class work: reasonable Prices.’ Call Fraoklin 5351-W. B