Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1925, Page 41

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MORE Classified Ads every day than all the “Around the Corner” is Branch Office SEVERAL TIMES HE IRENE AMD HIS Wi HE D10 _SOME QUICK THAT's THE MAME OF A LATER WIFE CALLeD LP Twice | MEMTIoNED THE MAME t—— THAT'S Ht. SomMe 1 uP TuiCe. jiecea L2 HAw- HEARD A SToRY TPAy Bo YA:fi’f::cMF: AS €S5S FOR TALKING ™ . A MEMTIONED THE NAME FE ASKEP HIM ABOUT (T, THINIKING AMD SAID-OH, || HORSE. A FEW Day: HE CAME HOME Ars THE MEWS OF THE ?av. EXCITIMG HAPPENED ', SHE Sao, ” EXCEPT YOUR HORSE WELL, VT SEEMS OTTO HA S A HABIT OF TALKING \m HIS SLEEP AmMD 5 OR & NIGHTS HE IREME WHEM MAUD - S WIFE - ASKED ABouLT T otvo OO SNAEPY T IM G THE EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE TRAGEDY. SAME MEN 2 WEEKS LATER. D ASKED HIS “HOTHING — r s MAUD SAI10- NETHING EXCITING ] EXCEPT YOUR HORSE CALLED YOU ~Wild Bill McCorkle BY SAMUEL A. DERIEUX. 's Star.) (Continued from Yesterday's r.) The Busy men and bu plot spread. tention to it. That's usually the case. But there were women who thought Sister Hopkins rather “stuck up.” th Finny. for instance, thought Of course she had chil- of the Lord ought er's wife dren; but the wo to come first. Yes. put name. And then he had his own clique. Deacon Crump, his partner in business, who did anvthing he sald (Withy owned most of the stock): Brother Thompson, on whose home | Withers held a mortgage; even | | | | | | Brother Hulsizer, superintendent of never {the Sunday school. who had been noted for his independence, but who could draw excellent .charts !the Red Sea on the Sunday school | blackboard, showing where the chil { dren of Israel crossed. Deacon Withers, of the church. There are people who never suspect He was doing a good work. 11t Wwas commonly said that the town had improved since he came. He preached good sermons on everyday fair dealing and honest: his field. His wife and children had been healthier here in the mountains than they had ever been before. His children were doing well in school. He had high hopes for them, and dreamed of the time when each one would enter the world with a good education, with a body stronger than his, with a mind, he hoped, better stored. He was fighting the battle of thousands of obscure preachers fight, there in the little home with the fine maple tree in the front vard that turned vermilion each fall, and the vegetable garden in the rear that cut down his grocery bills, and the ow in the lot that did away with milk and butter bills. But in his nature w; something that called for romance, for a getting away into the mountains where he could breathe freely. Once, when his wife cautiously sug- gested that he stop going out to Mc- Corkle’s, his manhood flared up. He thought he the times they had tramped through bottoms after quail, of the hours they had spent silently in blinds after tur- keys. The mystic tie that unites men who hunt together tugged strong at his heart, and he looked at her anx- ment were stern. “I'm not going back on Bill,” he said. She did not have the heart. to in- sist. Perhaps she loved him the bet- ter because of this loyalty in him she did not quite understand, It was hunting season again and she knew how much her husband loved to hunt. Then came the blow. Old Jeff Ben- net told Bill McCorkle about it. Jeft had gone to town the day before and had heard the talk; he was something of a detective, too, and had run down and ferreted out the plot. time given to collect the forces in favor of the preacher. the night in town. ing, instead of stri Sven next morn- dog fight. It was noon, therefore, on Wednesday before he drew up in front of McCorkle's house. For a his news Moonshine Bill's face, Then Jeff went on: man tooken sick. here. the" point. tention: OI sowin’ with He's us got hunt clally. fellows—you ‘em all e sowed. night's the harvest. Tonight's the time for meetin’, too, and Old Man Withers has notified, had other notify, the folks that ar€ dissatisfied, or think ¢ women paid little attention to it | hix " fact, they didn't pay enoush at- | er's resignation—get somebody else to take the she didn't visit enough for a preach- | down her of itting in his oMce like a spider in the center of his web, seemed to be only remotely connected, if at all, with those fine threads that went into the homegof the members others. Mr. Hopkins was one of these. | He attracted young people, and He liked | tens thought of Old Bill, his comrade; of ious face with eves that for the mo- If he had gone home that night and told McCorkle, there might have been }anyway. But Jeff spent ng straight out, he loafed around a while, and saw a minute after he announced ac- cording to Jeff Bennet's description afterward, was “turrible” to look at. ““He looked like a It had dawned on him all on a suddent that folks crick- ticized the preacher for huntin’' out He got hisself together, an’ asked a few questions, quick an' to ‘Now, here’s what’s hap- pened,’ I says to him, ‘I been hearin’ it a long time, but never paid no at- man Withers has been seeds’ of discontentment be- cause the preacher comes out here an’ They're zrowed up an' ripened. To- You know there don’t many fotks go to prayer meetin’ business they rowell Publishing Co. are, to be thar. —By WEBSTER. SAY, HEFE'S A Funty THING THAT HAPPEMED © A FRIEND OF MirE THE OTHEE DAY HIS MAME (S Gee‘y—’ ot To 5. BEEF Spe T SG tg S 7, 4 - AND SA(D WHY, THAT'S THE NAME OF A HOR SE. MAUD DIDN'T SAY ANy THIMG AT THE TiME BUT LAST WEONES DAY WHEM OTTO WENT HOME HE ASKED HER IF ANYTHING HAD (AAPPEMED AND = | One of a series of the wvear’s best short stories. He's goin’ to pack |said—he had gone to Atlanta on busi- he church with them that ain't got|ness. better He's sense =ofn' than to side with to ask | any him. do it. | vote.' | *Great |me. ‘an’ my time with that long-winded yarn? |Look at that sun, man. He an’ you's %ot to hustle. Move quick. bhitch up this critter. you. I'm goin' to town. make a speech | made before. | streets with OF Man { strinz him to a pole! Then he's goin’ to Jehosaphat” Bill yells at Withers, }hlm, ‘They're again’ the | because he’s a friend of yours. say vou're u roughneck. what's the matter now.’ “Well, he told me to wait, and Went | back to the house. Thar [\\'ife' talked, excited skeered. They That She the revenue man a-snoopin’ round Then that snaggled-tooth boy of his'n hitching up the wagin lke a was afire, an’ Bill come toward me. “‘Up the road,’ he savs to me, ‘vou'll find_Cal French and Frank Stedman. They're members of Mr. Hopkins' church. Tell ‘em I say to be thar tonight. Keep on to Frank- lin's store. Ef you see any members in reg’lar standin’, tell 'em the same. Don't tell the crowd—take the reg'lar |members aside. Hustle! Move! Don't | set thar lookin't"" | _So Jeff prodded up his mule, while | McCorkie hurried back to the house. \“Git on yo' Sunday clothes, Molly," he commanded. “You're a member, |an’ these here is women suffrage days. | Git the chillun ready, ev'ry single one of 'em. They're goin' to see a fight! At first Molly protested, saying s didn’t like to mix up in things like that. but Bill turned on her. “Remember the night he knelt that-ar bed, woman?" he cried. There was some del for would have him put on hi and a clean shirt. few snips with the scissors at beard, leaving the copper wires scintillate on the floor. It was 4 o'clock when a wagonload of red-headed McCorkles rattled Into town, followed by two setter dogs, one of them red also. Old Bill had not noticed them when he left home. He was hardly conscfous that they were by she She even took a his hurried up Main street. It looked to him at first as if the of young people loitered in Thomp- son’s store, but now there was only young fellow reputed as wild as his father was pious, but who had re- cently been studying law i@ Capt. Dun- can's office. At the cur® was Jack’s high-powered roadster. “Whar’s the rest of the crowd, young man?”’ demanded Bill. “Oh, they've gome to a Sunday school supper at White's Pond.” “What! This time of year? got it up?" “Hulsizer. Who else. Pulled some kind of bunk about the preacher’s not minding. their taking one night from prayer meeting—as if they ever go Said tonight was full moon and the weather mild for Winter. It's for every member under 30. They all went in cars, of course. . Why didn’t T go? Well, you know, old man, I don’t take much stock in Withers and his crowd. My name's on the roll, but I don't go preachin’ very often, and 1 wouldn’t go at all if it wasn't for Preacher Hopkins. He's a real fellow.” “You're the man I want to talk to,” daid Bill. And while Bill was talking earn- estly, in lowered tones, Hulsizer him- self passed. Hulsizer had not at- tended his own party! Perhaps Jack Crump went to take his place there, for when a little later his car roared out of town it was ‘Who Pond, out over the rough mountain roads. Up Main street Bill hurried, and turned into Capt. Duncan’s yard. The captain was, next to Withers, the prominent man financially in the church, but, unlike Withers, took no active interest in its affairs. He was a man who could be depended on to stand for what was fair. It was he whom Bill counted on to lead the fight. Mrs. Duncan herself answered the door bell. The captain was away, she the preach- ou stand here an’ take up Help me Get a hustle on I'm goin’ to like of which 1 never I'm goin’ to mop up the an’ | ‘An’ what good'll that do?' T asks preacher him and his looked like she used to look In the |old days when Bill was a wild one an’ come runnin’ out to the lot an’ begun house in a hurry blue clothes to following him when, leaving Molly, he street were deserted. Usually a group Jack Crump, son of Deacon Crump, a headed in the direction of White's | _“Did Mr. Withers know he was go- |in'2" asiced BUllL | " “On, yes. He s to att business for Mr. Withers. Out of Capt. Duncan’s Bill came, and his face was troubled. | Two blocks up the street lived Dr. Boyd, leading physician of the town, tand also a member of the church—a | man too busy to take an active part {in church management, but too just | to see an unfair thing done. “The doctor has gone to a medical |convention in Birmingham.” said Mrs. Bovd . . “Yes. he always | goes this time of vear.” | Bill was struck silent; i to some then |How are who'll be the preacher, an' such | “In our church,” she replied, “the | majority governs such matters. | Bill thanked her and left. At the |gate he stood a while. pulling his | beard. like a man bewlldered. ‘Then he left Main sireet for the highways |and byways of the town's life—the | cotton mill villages, the neighborhood |of the lumber vards., People turned to look after him in &stonishment as he hurried along, red beard streaming against his broad chest, bird dogs trotting at his heels. He did not go near the preacher's home. He had warned Molly not to do so. “He'll up and resign If he finds it out,” he de- clared. That was why it happened that Hopkins, working fn his Winter garden, and Mrs. Hopkins, busy in the kitchen, did not know he was in town, did not suspect that a battle, with their fortunes at stake, was brewing on that golden afternoon. Deacon Withers, busy in the rear office of his store, heard some rumors of what was happening, but these ru-. mors he listened to with a smile ull of irony. Well he knew the futiiity of unorganized effort of a movement which was orgarized The meeting tonight was to be packed. The officers were of his own choosing. Mr. Crump, his partner, was moderator. Joe Saunders, agcor. pulent bachelor whose fat bass volce in the choir the preacher was said to have deplored. thereby making an enemy to the death, was clerk. The malcontents were ali with the deacon. The easy-going had their names his book, and would be afraid to back down. The young people were out of town. So the battle drew near. And the millionth time in history, big af:; little, oligarchy, represented in this case by the deacon and his closely- knit clique, and democracy, repre. sented by a miscellaneous collection of ordinary folks, led, if led at all, by an fgnorant, passionate and highly vulnerable man, were to try their re- spective strengths. Right and wrong had come to grips again. At 8 o'clock, when Mr. Hopkins rose and gave out the first hymn, the Sunday school room in the basement of the church was already comfortably filled, and there were unaccustomed ;nves-—people from the highways and w);v!v:ys of the town. Deacon Withers ot ;}:;rl:)el‘rl,aed but his confidence was On the front bench, in corner dedicated to himl@lfl,h:a'!n::l: deacon. About him was his clique, Who would second his motions and | vote as he wanted them to. Half way down the alsle at the end of the bench, his ‘smallut child on his lap, sat Bill | McCorkle, next to him, face pale, sat 3 while the remainder of the amily straggled off like red-carpeted stair steps. In the aisle near thelr master lay the two setter dogs, who had trafled him here, though he had left them at the livery stable. Now and then Bill passed an enor- mous hand over his beard. Never before had he been to prayer meeting, or attended a business meeting of the church. Of parliamentary proceedings he knew exactly nothing. Now he was trembling wth the greatest fear he had e\‘rxer k{luwfl—(&r of his own inade- au !::fg‘e to rise to his feet and speak for rue, he had made a spee Davis, and another on thep:!:r?n‘!’tnu&;': of the United States. But on both these occasions he had been fortified in a way he was not fortified now. Be- hind him the crowd, who looked to him for leadership, must have sensed his :e‘el::ldon l;‘or in the main they apologetic, s, g out of place, (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) ——— The Office Boy says he knows a girl that calls her sweetie ““Turpentine’” because he In & Eood paint cemover. [perintacs gate Old | he | | &poke: “Mrs. Boyd, mebbe vou know. | things decided in church— | and the power | 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 p_rekunntion of the box number ticket. HELP—MALE. HELP—MALE (Cont Permanent Positions. A fast growing service organization has positions open _for experienced men _on speedometer, carburetor. ignition or lights. Creel Bros.. 1811 14th st n.w. Potomac 474. 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Star office. ] S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY Culture—Washington's only exclusive beauty culture _school: practical experience guaran- 817 14 teed. 310-11 'Burchell Building. st_n.w._ Fraoklin 5131 ~ WILL EQUIP Jou for operator's permit: reliable chauffeurs SECRETARIAL course by congressional secretary and ex- TEACHER, experienced. sixth and seventh rades: nrivate school: state qualifications. Address B elaln. <o TS0 o TYPIST. must be €ood penman. Schwartz, 820 14th &t nw w SES Restaurant. 1434 G_st. WOMAN—Preseer on ladics I par. Avply Tavenner's Dyers and Cleancrs perienced. Bellevue Farms " for_cafeteria work, 11:30 n. SO A WOMAN. white. for dining room and but- ler's pantry: must live at inn: good wages. smmhy Inn, 1765 Q st. . North 8460. Call 910 a.i. and 410 > G_LADY to assist wark: must have good handwriting. 7th st.n N in_general office L 703 iS (200) to cap strawber- ries. Apply production dept., Chapin-Sacks Corp., Ist and M sts. n.e. . ALTERATION HANDS, —thoroughly_experienced on dresses. JULIUS _GARFINCKEL & CO. GOOD SALARY DURIN SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. 4 PERMANENT POSITIONS. PLEASANT WORK. TELEPHONE OPERATING TDEAL, OCCUPA OUNG WOMEN Y FIRST FLOOR Jth ST. N.W. THE, ) PEAKE & POTOMAC ONE_COMPA First-class fancy presser: steady work; good salary. Sunshine Cleaners, 713 Lamont st A PANTRY WOMAN for hotel kitchen; must be experienced. Apply steward, Wardman Park Hotel. THE ON SS INSTRUCTIO! Service Examinations. intensive course beginning _this week “for ‘Bookkeeper examination. = Both men and women, ake 18 years to 70 years: alary $1.370 10 $1.680. Also special rates for those who enter this week in preparation for Patent Office exam. Salary, $1.460. The it S oe Preparatory_Schoo). SE. corner th and ¥ n.w._ Phone Fr. 2080. HELP—DOMESTIC. (OOK and general housework: two in fam- fivs city references required. 3402 Macomb i COOK AND HOU o North for Summer. “twern 1 and 3 o'cl 4 17 st 0] Tuding laundry two adults, two children in family A8 N C_ave se . GE S 1L HOT RKER, first AL O references: o home nighte » 2o to mountains for summer mid- ane. Call 1705 Z1st st. between 9 i EWORKER. white woman. stav nizhts: good home. Star_office olored Qoretial RAL im- willing dle_of adult= ldrens Box 90 GIRL, neat, young, colored, to clean small excent Sunday: after school apartment daily hours would do. State particulars and ad- S fHce __SITUATIO) YOUNG WAN. accurate position ma Yookiceeper or ‘Shohe Franiin 81179 © also had_experience in hospital nur ing_and_office work. Address 1330 L st Fjaerman €T, wishes fo fake ild: willing 10 stay nights. Pot. 42 Apt. 601."The Commodore T7th and T KA 4 Eracuaie. practical; maternity pecialty. Ad; PRACTICAL NURSE. 1j Ph take ca umne AT and typewriting_to work called for and delivered. STENOGRAPHF carbon_ free. after white. re HORTHAND home opying Call Room v experience Address Box GRAPHER. experienced, . _ Address Box 502 Star ofce + DRESSMAKING. Children's clothes a specialty. ave. n.w. ok L North 2408~ DLE WASHES, cleaning apt . 3 days 3 week: no Sunday work. Phont coln 6151 4 CHAMBERMAID. experienced, leave the city. with reference.” Noroh 141 North 3141 CLEANING or laundry for Friday and Satur day by ‘experienced girl. Josephine. L COLORED GIR] for_children . intelligent. wishes 0 care ‘ave. nw. 4% €00 Taundress, reliable, wants _pos: tion: 345 Corcoran st. North COOK “and general housework 15 3rd st now Sbiie 5 R MAID by colored girl. 1213 N anitor s apt . experienced, « place in” city or awa DAY references. lored “woman _wants Call 1830 9th st WORK by colored woman Address E. F e 16 Patterson st_ne ENERAL HOUSEWORK 23 1ith st nw . neat, colored, no_Sundays. by colored gir Wishes position as HLLK ~_Adams 6608 GIRL. neat. reliable. colored. to take care of gne or two children: brefer loaving ctown ey nt reterences. | Call Clavs GIRL, colored. wishes nursing job or half time_work. 001 4th se. GIRL, steady, wants light housework. GIRL, experienced. colored. wishes position waitress or chamibérmaid. Apply 1800 15th st nw. e 4° GIRL. refined. colorsd. come home nights. Potom: HALF S WORK | Call Lincoln 7080, City references WORK_ by day. North 4240, 4° G WORK of any kind, girl 548 807 wanting posi c 1738. light-colored &ir MORN ence. MOR! Welt refer ‘colored woman. Phone B0 i WORK as _charwoman, 10 6 am. or 8 am woman. M. Lewis. 824 E st r part-time work by col 3 from 17 reliable colored Potomar WAITRESS. reference. WASHING “lass D. C. WOMAN—Ncat of referen North 3141. AT HOME_ honse cleaning, fir aundress. 300 Vine st Takoms Park colored & reliable. wants position Phone Li ola st do wash food Lome and fi Derson, E vouns, to_care for 2 children S a5 " Ehevy Chase! good home Bhone Cieve. 7 _refinedmiddie-aged hts: mo laundry: £00d Address Box 132, HOUSEKEEPER in hotel or larke rooming references. Address Box B woman home Address “middle - aged couple; ideal Tair wages: suburbe Star_offite. g 5 housework, zood cook T washing. young right _party Box 572 MAID for gen ay nights. " Cleveland 1. MAID. stay nights 1854 Biltmore st ¥ ™ . and_two hters. colored. ook o Eimmer - brivate SWes 17 “white. for two little Phone be Add. 1331 OTHER and_two daul 14 maids.” want place uhlic._Phone after 4 URSE. compbtent Jeaving town for summer. Tween 0 and 12. Franklin 2047 18th G A WAITRESSES Two. colored, for Summer, Call 1036 3rd st. WOMAN. general housework. stay oNncas feaived. | Call Cleveland ° WOMAN. steady. settied. white. to taks charge of home and child during the da sht. 1508 Irving et n.e €0 away nights 0 after for general hous o foto Virginia r three monthe: active home for two ' " Cleveland 308. WOMAN—Settled, white, for general - work: must be good cook: two in family: references: good home and $50 per month. 2415 18th st. n.w % 8 WOMAN_ colored. reliable. for general house- work and cooking: references required. 3267 country references. weneral | ble: references. +*Chase. D. C ork: stay )0 Ingomar Cleve. 384. 4° SITUATIONS—MALE. for | v GRAPH LI collections bought &t.nw. Main 5819, OIL HEATER any make. o also heat resuiators Box 082, Star office 5 CARRIAGE. “stroller type. must be clean and reasonable. Address Box 415-V. Star_office. i . BOOKS—BOOKS—BOOKS—AIl xinus. |'Bring them in" or phone about large lota. Frank: Peariman’s Book Shop. 033 G n.w. ols OF every kind, Aeld glasses -anything vou Bave 10 sell. Grocs 11th and E Ph. Frank. 833 or pos CLOTHING—Will call in my uniettered au- fomonbile, city or suburbs. and pay you high est prices for ladies’, gentlemen's. children's discarded clothing of ‘all descripiions. postal or phone i v T will e Zeh st n.w. North 1755. RS. old coins, stamp Charles Kohen, 519 14th Condition Adarees g or phon D Stein. 1308 Tth ef. now. Ph. N. 400 Jeweiry ana o1a goid, for caah Alvin “Hoffa. diamond broker. hy.w.. Rooma 17 and 18. M. and fu us & call 1305 7th st. n.w ~ Tichest Eagte Fur Potomac 1 - RPN ng Tarnivare: Best prices Ciare Deul PuraTire "Co " hone Main 5638, - oo 0L B% FURNITURE—Cash for desir: contents of houses a specialts: also. pianos, Store fixtures and showcases wanted Just Sl ualn 5506"ana " ou W sot the beet 1o FURNITURE. Tarniture o 3 FEATHFER PEDS paid. le furniture: Wint to purchase some used range to pay cas klin 5394 TuFs to outfit 8 rooms. Call Adams s it Shese Gy —if you bave any furniture of osher goods to sell. and you want 10 obtain best results, send for Louly Notes. 421 10ta n.w. Phone Franklin FURNTTURE of ail Kinds wanied: bast prices paid. Capital Furniture Co., 450 La. ave: n.w., or phone Franklin 10287. FURNITURE—We buy housshold furnitura 4 office fixtures. Money advanced on stor. *hs Furniture Co.. corner Sth and Main_6308. ASSISTANT STE xperienced references. _Addre: BAKER, first_clas e cream: #ood 7-V. Star offce. Yol OGKKEEPER. voung man, 31, with R enee, ants position. Address *Box R0z, Star office. . CARPENTER. jobbing and repairing: pa ing. _Address Box 159-V. Star office. 4 CARPENTER—Jobbing work prompily at- tended to.. Ada 4 CHAUFFE Dest_reference. ake, pastry. pie. ‘reference. Address Box 4 Fi erences. West 3016. CHAUFFEUR and houseman. colored. experi lored. 15 years' experience: Address Box 400-V. Star CHAUFFEUR,_ porter or laborer. by young colored man. wishes position. Call N. 7777, W. P. Bowman. 4 CHAUFFEUR—Colored man desires position ax chauffeur. 12 years' experience: formerly With Wardman Park Garage: four years ex- fHence on all makes as mechanic. 1346 ikgs st n.w 6 CHAUFFEUR, colored, 15 years' experience: Food references. Address “Box 400-V. Gffice B PRIVATE LESSONS in_mathematics, gncee: languaces: 81,50, Albert Jonas, 1406 Hopkins st. ne YOUNG MAN. with automobile. well ac- aquainted with all parts of city. for live-wire Droposition. _Apoly 703 7th n.w. YOUNG MAN, clerk in meat and veget bie and P. PEWRITING. TOUCH S§VS Dlete 1n elght weeks. Jenifer GOred). 1248 N. 3. ave. n.w. Franklin 10077 sl unfierlllfi graduate $1, 0] . COM- liege (ool COOK or general housework, Japanese reference. 1 lowa Circle. T you want to obtain best ur_furniture and other mis- call Mr. Shapiro. 600 Louisiana ave. n.w. Franklin 378 FURNITURE and householc goods want: you will feel eatisfied with Drices I par S 416 10th st. ¥ Main 9275 FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. etc. _Phons M. 1282 for “wagon or have call. 020 "Pa. ave, n.w. TRACTOR in £00d shapr ddress Box 184 v aiver. watches neededl in our manufacturing dept. Selinger's. 818 ¥ 3 ~vlinders__40 ho. Call Potomae 3223-W.__B® resuits for cellaneous, er. GARDE. able. GOLD. Exery ull_cash valne paid MARINE ENGINE. between hm. MEN'S CLOTHE best cash offers for worn hats, ‘ete. Established 1865, calls, Main 4145, OLD GOLD, mive beautiful ~pleces 1393 6 stinw reason Try us. Auto Justh's Old_Stand. 81 D, Sewelry: fine, A. F. Arnold. pecially. i 8173, PERSONAL, TO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF —WILL TAK one passenger to help drive Ford: must have reference. Start Sunday. Addrees Box 10 HOME AND MOTHER'S CARE for children up_to 12 years. Terms accord- ing to age. Nellie M. Appleby. Bell ANY ONE INTERESTED IN N ABLE REAL ESTATE, ADPRESS 413°V. STAR OFFICE. / HOUSE PAINTING done by non-union men i reasonable, tools. Call H. -mflvmu 827, DSCAPE WORK of Kinds ce. Phone Bethesda 15-M. 4% APPRENTICES market. Apply 3102 11th n.w. e YOUNG N. have openings for several. to work. as salesten: exparienced referreq. Dly 1252 H et. n.¢ fter 5 p.m. . YOUNG MEN. two bright. out-door werk, representing large corporation: can make ®00d money: experience UNNecessary. Ul Seo Mr. L Pidus. New Winated LLY Ap- 4 svenings. Hotel MEN WANTED, MECHANICA] CLINED ' TO REPRESENT RARGE COR- PORATION IN THE FIELD. WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR PROMOTION TO DIS- TRICT MANAGER. APPLY. 814 12th ST. N.W.AFTER 5 P.M. Real Estate Salesman. Exceptional openin r & wide-awake man familiar with real éstate values to con- rect with a progressive office. Plenty of Prospects’ tirmished. ' Must have car. | For Sl call Myihiget - o8 PRESSERS — First-class fancy pressers; steady work; good salary. Sunshine Cleaners, 713 Lamont st. “Weather-Strip Installers. tres "hove Poeklar ‘eeale” siesdy WPk Address Box 383-V. Star office. L SALESMAN. THE HECHT COMPANY REQUIRES THE SERVICES OF AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN FOR - THEIR SPORTING GOODS DE- PARTMENT; PERMANENT POSITION. APPLY EM- PLOYMENT OFFICE, F ST. ENTRANCE. THE HECHT COMPANY, F ST. AT 7th. for beauty shoppe. Apply Primrose Shop, 1008 Fat. nw. P " mouen, Taste: Sleht. Sineri ana Hearin ouch, Taste, Sight, Smell and Hearing. THE SUCCESSFUL MAN ° Hias Two More—Horse and Common Now is & £00d time to begin a course that You will never Thousands it_placed them on the road to success. It in better to call. will fit you for life's duties. TegTel a COUFSe in Our school. sa: &N "white or_telenhone. WOOD'S SCHOOL. Established 1885, 11_East_Canitol St . AW GRADUATE, 27, passed bar examina- tions, 6 years' executive. administrative ex- perience "in responsible position in large Bovernment department. Catholie: 'best 67 health and personality. dependable, desires n'mmrmmly in permanent, reputable progres- e industrial or la% fifm: present salary. $2.400, but will consider reasonably lower Saiary it position ‘offered has real vossibili- ties for advancement. Address Box 050-Z. handy _ with tools _ in_or out city: zood references. Address Box 359-V, Star office. . g __HELP—FEMALE. ALTERATION HANDS. first-class. enced on men’s garments. Speilman, Raleigh Haberdasher. 1310 exveri- E st DLE WRAPPERS. experienced. Tolman Laundry. 6th and C nw, > CASHIER. single young lady wi ment store experience preferred Peoples Clothing Store. 823 7th n.w. Apply at once Mr. Apply 1 utility. e. Phoné MAN_ settled, colored. as & janitor or day's work. 539 Fl; North_68375. B 3 MAN, reliable. wishes porter work or helper on_wagon. 507 Florida ave. n.w. 4 MAN. handy with tools. on any repair work. 8630-J. RESIDENT MANAGER of one_ or more apartment _buildings: eflicient _service at minimum expense with satisfied tenants. Ad- dress Box 407-V. Star office. 5 ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS, DRUGLESS methods, 1:00 to 8:00 pm. 318 Kresge . 3747-J. GRACE NASH. Ph. C. [OSP] L FOR THE CARE OF THE BET- ter class of unfortunats young women be. fore and during confinement. Strictly private Charges reasonable. Babies for adoption Vei) Hown orry. Pa. 2t ROOM, BOARD, CARE GIVEN TWO OLD gentlemen in home of practical nurse; front “nd_floor_rooms. Columbia_7:368. WEIGHT SAFELY & RAPIDLY REDUCED WONDERFUL FRENCH METHOD used. Dr Della Ledendecker. 1737 P st. n.w. Fr. 8849 ELECTRIC MASSAGE. VIOLET RAY, THER molite treatment {or Reuritis. sciatica. rhen matism, aching. swollen joinis; nervousness. Hours. 9-8: treatment. $1.Fr. 67 . EXPERIENCED. WELL RECOMMENDED French teacher desirsx position in private family as governess during Summer. Frank (LT S 2 FACTAT, HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED. $1. MARIE STEVENS, eloe. needle expt.. 20 years' exp. J09 Kresge Bldg.. 1lth ‘n‘t‘I.h X GRADUATE IN ELECTCY WILL GIVE You scientific treatment: excessive weight re duced by new methods. ot. 1447 COLLAR GIRL—Experienced white girl. Ap- ply_Page's Laundry. 620 E st. n.w. LADY with abillty to meet people: .m‘:‘na ry with opport Tor “additional bonuses: for volume Nbrary refinement: good work. _Address Box 254-V. 8 LAD Ie student: sala: Tor 2 monthe. Al fice. tar_office. —Vacation position for teacher or coi- $273 for 3 months: $156 ss Box 261-V, Sjar of- LINEN ROOM WOMAN Thousekeeper, mont_ave. ator. Call nd Also ambitious girl for apprentice. pertonally. Margaret E. Scheetze, Skin calp_Specialist. 1145 Conn. ave. ‘MARCEL WAVERS WANTED, expert only Maison Gustave. veed apply: £00d wages. 706_13th st. n.w. MARKER AND ASSORTER. exverienced. Apply at Electric Sanitary Laundry, 1310 Hat. n. 58! e 1050 ‘Queen ‘st RELTABLE COLORED. free rent for service. 3 . After 6. 1311 M n.w. antedT A Burlington Hotel. 1120 “Ver. MARCEL WAVER. expert. all-around oper- . £xperienced. Apply Home Laun- SALESMAN-—House-to-house canvasser is congidering change of Jine: apparel oniy? dis: trict manager: write full information: can roduce: commission basis. Address Box 64- “Star office. s WE PAY $2 TO $10 FOR MEN'S—LADIES’ suits. overcoats. Our prices for old clothes. all kinds, are the highest. WASH. CLOTH- 633 8] : 35: highly qualified: execu- Address Box 360-V. Star office. [ na hy trained nurse. Phome Main_ 8725. STENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPER, 15 years' experience: rapid and accurate; references: §58"weekly. " Address Box 45-Z. Star office : % Wfi"l::KIAN. helv:; or _hny hblon!n' worl}. TARHRAN: S o o e o T e e A i Star_office. Leb! YOUNG MAN, white, with light delivery work_considered. . Phone North 7503. 4° REAL ESTATE MEN. ATTENTION Position as manager of insurance depart- ment wanted by capable. experienced man. Address Box 322.V., Star office. _ 4 THE MAN_ YOU WANT. Capable man with West Point training and business experience desires connection where Pesults Wil mean advancoment. Addrees Pox 352-V. Star office. + New Massage—Institute Expert Masseur & Masseuse: R. N. Grad. fr. Sweden. 20 yrs. _exp.—Reliable—Reasonable. Ph Main 8725102 17th st. n.w. . MADAME X and all other rubber corsets repaired. Work called tor and delivered. 802 St. N.W. __North 249 s Washed by Hand ed.__Call_Fr. 2567, ROOMING HOUSE FOR S ALE. rent 56 Tong ave now. 4% lease: price. $400. 233 P: PRINTTY CE. $650. _Fr. 10119.