Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 47

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. The Double Cross BY A. E. THOMAS. A Mystery Story of Dramatic Power. Copyright, 1028, by Dodd. Mead & Co. 0., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1925. HELP AND SITUATIONS. 47 EY POP MOMAND WATING FOR 1T TO So 1 CAw bD.Au ouUT My #* 25,000 ' LISTEN TOo ME YOU WALF wWiT, WE MRE GOING TO LIVE On LAKE ok DRVE LIKE THE JONESES AND You ARE NOT GOING TO STOP THE WHEELS OF PROGREST N TWS OUTFIT! YOU Seem To OVeR LOOK THEe PACT THAT THaT ¥ 25,000 & DEPOSITED IN THE BANK AS A HER NOODLE Hey!! WELL T SHow THE O AT AN 1 AT GAL T CAN THINK AS GONNA HAVE TH' SHERIFF WALKIN' OP Thousans of doctors prescribe years they have re’. d uponitis the treatment of skin and scalp trou: bles, because they know that Resino) Ointment so quickly stops itching and generally clears away che disorder. rom baby’s slight rash to severe cases of eczema hundreds of letters bear wit- ness to 1ts he. ‘hn, power. It you are tor mented bv skin eruption get a jar of Resinol from your druggisc and note the improvement after the firse trear ment For Rtoals the beauty of the Scarlet Tanager Ribbon $1 extra Duofold Jr.and Lady sl?whu Here's thes7 Pen inass Size Every Boy and Girl needs it for School — Parents need it on the home desk,too HE more skill that’s used in making a pen, the easier to ‘writeasmooth, clearhand withit. And $5 buys a Parker Ducfold Jr. with a full-handed grip for a boy’s or man’s strong hand and $5 buysa Lady Duofold pen with & slender grip to fit a girl’s alim fingers. Botharejustlike the $7 Parker Duofold exceptfor size. Choose your sizs, choose your point — Extra Fine, Fine, Medi- um, Broad, Stub, orOblique. And choose your color—the lacquer- red with smart black tips, or the plain black trimmed with gold. ‘THE PARKER PEN COMPANY /d Pencils fo match the Pera : id, fi O-.nl-ln. '-florr and om-m omeu JANESVILLE, WIS. Our Parker Pen Stock Is Most Complete Columbia Photo Supply Co. 1424 N. Y. Ave Main 619 Greeting and Christmas Cards IF YOU HAD A NECK A8 LONG A8 THIS FELLOW AND HAD SORETHROAT ALL THE WAY DOWN TONSILINE The National Sore Throat Remedy SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IV ALL DRUGGISTS It is probably due to cmnlpn«on— that "allin'’ feeling. Don't be too sure your bowelsareregular. Mln{ people never eliminate all the pol sonous intestinal waste which in turn affects the rest of the system. PlutoWater bottled atFrenchLick Springs, Aushes and washes the en- tire bowelarea—quickly and harm- ly. Prescribed by physicians Gbtainable at all drug stores. PLUTO WATER -5 Physic When Natuve Won’t PLUTO Will inued from Yesterday's Star.) “I have left. As far as 1I'm concern ed I never intend to set foot in i again, provided—" ““Provided— “Provided that the little check 's in the mall on the first of each and every month.” Wilson was early at the office the followine morning. He was usually the first person there, but on thig morning he was earlier than usual, for he knew that the business of the day would be uncommon. He had scarcely hunz up his coat and hat when the telephone rang. “Is that you, Frank?" “Yes “This 's Henry.” “Hello Henry, what's on vour mind so early in the morning? “Iarly nothin’. I've been prowlin’ around this village for a couple of hours waltin’ till you'd got to the ». Got somethin’ funny to tell omething funny, eh? Al right, ahead, give me a laugh.” “Well,” contnued Mr. Browning. know that feller we seen lust when we were eatin’ supper j at the hotel—the feller that was set- tin er there with the gal?” ““Yes, yes, what about him?" | “Well little while after vou'd| ipped out I was standin’ in the front | door of the hotel, and this same feller | comes out. He's just as much in a| at as he was when he come Seems to be lookin’ for but they’re all goin' the Inally he sees one pikin the right direction on the opposite de of the street. He waves at it 1 the feller pulls up. So he shoots ss the street to get into it. About that time along comes a bus. He alon, | He was not | fiancee. arface. He could not even have an onest broken bone. The Injury from which he now suf- ered was, in short, almost wholly fake. It is true that when Mr. Browning picked him up and carried .im to the curbstone in front of the Hotel Barclay he was suffering. His nkie had been twisted. It continued to be painful while he traveled home- ward in the taxi. Before he reached his apartment, however, he knew per- tectly well that the injury was not serious, but he had m de up his mind to use it for his own purposes. He desired to see as little as possible of Stunley before the latter’s departure. av e, either, to a tem. porary separation from his flancee. He knew thut as ofien as he saw her she would revert to the subject of Nina Morgan—a matter which he had no desire to reopen unless driven to it. Consequently, after he had sent for his doctor, who dingnosed a simple strain, he tock to his bed and nnounced that one of the small bones of hs foot had been broken. He could not entirely avoid Stanley, of course—the lutter came Lo see him twice before his departure. But on one occasion all the time was con- ned by details of the transfer of the firm’s ownership, and upon the other Waterman appeared to be in such pain that Stanley mercifully cut his vis't short. Nor could he wholly 1d his In the four or five days in vhich he thought it necessary to kee o his apartment she came to him twlce,—once with her father and nce with a girl fren? Naturall he name of Nin Morgan was no mentioned on efther of these visits No sooner had Jim Stanley sailed m San ancisco, however, than Waterman's recovery was rapid. He could not, of course, indefinitely | v skips along in front of the bus, bu | there’s another taxi comin’ along pretty nigh abreast of the bus. He: don’t_see it till it's too late.” | “What! You mean it knocked him down?” | “Sure did. Rolled him around in| the mud tiil you couldn’t tell the dif-| ference betwixt him and me. You! ‘member what 1 was sayin' yesterday | about bein’ in a hurry?” | “Yes, ves,” sald Wlison. “Go ahead vas he badly hurt | “Well, we couldn't tell at There warn't more'n three people who see the thing, but by the time me and the showfer had picked him up and set him on the sidewalk with his back against a hydrant. there warn't less than three hundred people on the spot. | They must a-come up out holes and climbed down fire escapes to | get there. Anyhow, I see pretty soon | he busted somethih’ in his foot, so I says, ‘guess I'll see if I can get an ambulance.” A cop come along just| then and he was goin' to ring for one, but the feller stopped him. ‘No,’ he says. ‘I don't want no damn am- bulance. Put me in that taxi and I'll go home.” So we put him in the taxi. Didn't seem to be hurt none except in the foot. I offered to go along and take care of him, but he didn’t eeem no ways grateful.” What did he say?” Near as I can recollect he told me to go to hell. Well, that's all. How about a show tonight?” 1l right,” agreed Wilson. What'd we better go see?” But Wilson was not interested. “Oh,” he said. “anything you like. | I've’ got to ring off now, I'm in a first. | of man-| commented Henry, “you're one of them busy lads, too? Well, all right. Tl get the xlckem»fllppo. drome, probly. So long.” Wilson reflected. He had come into the office with the impulse strong within him to let Stanley know that he had seen Waterman dining with Nina Morgan. He could not have {said why he felt that Stanley ought to know it, but feel it he did. His common sense told him that Stanley would probably think it none of his business, and on the face of it, it was just that—none of his business. Yet the impulse persisted. He was still pondering the matter when the tel ne rang again, and a_voice sai ‘Office of Stanley and Waterman? Yes." Mr. Stanley in yet?” ‘No—expect him_shortl This is Mr. Waterman's _valet speaking. Mr. Waterman would like you to say to Mr. Stanley when he comes In that he has had an accident. ! He was knocked down by a taxi y afternoon. One of the small bones in his right foot is broken. The doctor says he will be confined to his | bed for a weel As Wilson hung up the receiver Stanley came in. Wilson told him at once. Lord!” said Stanley. “Well, it might have been worse. The streets of this town are getting to be more danger- ous than a battlefield. Poor Rolly. I must go and see him bye-and-bye. 1t will make it a little more difficult settling up *he business. We'll have to take a lot of the papers to his apartment. However, we'll put it through all right. And eo it was donme. Stanley left | the Grand Central Station at 2:45 | the following Wednesday afternoon, bound for Tibet. He salled from San Francisco on the steamship Resolute at ten o'clock the following Monday morning. He did not see Dorls Colby again. He called at her house on the Tues- day before he left New York, at an hour when he knew she was almost always in. He was a little surprised when the butler told him that she was not_at home. “I'm sorry not to see her, Barker,” he said. ‘“‘Be sure to tell her that. I shall not have another chance, as 1 leave New York tomorrow after- noon for a long journey.” Stanley was on the whole relieved. He had no wish to see Doris again. For him the final interview was bound to be a painful thing. He could have no notion that it would also have been painful to her. He was glad that he was able to avoid it. From San Francisco he sent her a2 farewell tel “Good-bye,” it read, “and all the good luck In the world to both my pals.” That was on a Monday morning. On the following Tuesday morning Wilson, running hastily over the pages of his morning paper, came upon the following paragraph: “Mr. Alexander Colby of 1086 Fifth avenue, announces the engagement of his daughter, Miss Doris Colby, to Mr. Rollin Waterman of 587 Park avenue.” All the implications of this an- nouncement now rushed across Wil- son’s brain. Instantly he knew that | his impluse had been sound. ~He should have told Mr. Stanley of his meeting with Waterman and Nina Morgan at the Hotel Barclay. Now it was too late. Things must take their course. Yet they should not take their course entirely without his supervision He made up his 'mind to tha CHAPTER IX It should have become fairly obvi- ous by mow that Jim Stanley’s con- ception of Rollin Waterman as simple, direct, ingenuous sportsman, had many points not consonant with the truth. Waterman'’s I'fe, in fact, had { the boy choir, beautifled t | of the church, and | of admittance, | sence was not noted by any other | his_poise, sostpone the disagreeable subject, and | rompted by repeated requests from Dor’s he presently informed her that Nina Morgan had left the office, re. moved from her former address, and that the private detectives whom he | called in had been unuble to trace her. | The Waterman-Colby wedding was what is called a Society ev That | IS to say. it took place in Bar- | ‘holomew's Church under the ausplces | of the bishop of the diocese and the rector of the parish, harmonized by the ritual | sed by un wssembly of persons whose names were prominent in the social and business life of the city. 1t was witnessed also by Nina Mor. witne gan. She insisted on having a card and_ though her pre-| of the hundreds who were In the church, | she was to the bridegroom the most conspicuous person there. Despite as he stood at the altar with Doris at his side, he felt like ! a man who rather expects to be shot ! in the back at any moment. But! though Nina's presence was noted | by no one inside the church, with the | distinguished exception of the bride | groom, it was distinctly observed by | one of the numerous indfviduals who | crowded the sidewalk outside the door to watch the wedding party as it came from the church. Frank Wilson was not invited to the | wedding, but he went, none the less, | as far s he could go without a card of admission, and he was, to least, interested when he saw ome cut. He had noted with Nina sur- prise the withdrawal of that young |\ woman from the office, but its exact stgnificance he could not fathom. Th event had occurred before the publica- tion of the Waterman-Colby engage- ment. That announcement had inte ested Wilson even more keenly in view of the continued absence of Miss Mo gan, so that he made bold one day, shortly after, to speak to Waterman | about ft. ““Oh, yes,” gone for good “May I ask if you dismissed her?" inquired Wilson. | “Oh, no.” responded Waterman. “got another job somewhere, I be- lieve. Glad she's gone. Been getting a little careless lately.” Now Wilson reflected to himself that Wall Street business men are seldom seen dining in an obscure up- ith secre who have etting carele: aid Waterman, “she’s And now, as he stood on the that gathered about the striped ,n\nhv;; that led from the | portals of St. Bartholomew's to the | curbing, and noted the exit of Ninu| amid the throng of wedding guest knowing that the entrance to church had been strictly by card— he reflected again that the weddings | of Wall Street busines men are not| commonly attended by secretaries who have been “getting careless lately” and whose employers are glad to see them leave the office. He regretted more deeply than ever | that he had not followed his original | impulse to let Stanley know what he had seen at the Hotel Barclay. In fact, all his protective instincts to- ward the man who had done so much for him were roused. But he could only wait and watch. The wedding journey was brief, be- ing limited to six weeks at Palm Beach on account, sald the society paragraphs, of the extensive busines interests of the bridegroom. The&el business interests were practically in | the hands of Wilson during these s’ weeks; that is to say, they were man aged precisely as Stanley would have managed them had he been there Upon Watermun's return he tried to replace Wilson as promptly as possible. but the men whom he trled out as Wilson’s successors turned out to be somewhat unsatisfactory, even by Waterman's not altogether elevate standards. Consequently Wilson hel on. Now that his word was law in the business, Waterman began to al low his instincts free play. At heart | a gambler, it was not long before | he had pretty thoroughly identified the interests of the business with hi own personal Gommitments in the Street, a thing which had been im possible as long as Stanley had re mained at the helm. It s true in those days Waterman had managed to involve himself in varlous specu lative enterprises which turned ou badly, but they remained his own. The position of the firm was in no way affected by them. Now it was different. Wilson had ventured to file vari- ous respectful protests from time to time as he noted the course which events were taking. His objections had been waved aside—pleasantly at) first. but finally in a way which silenced him. “Wlison,” said Waterman, occasion of his last protest, have '“2pt you in the office to assist me, not advise me. If you're content with ‘h's arrangement, I shall be glad tc have you stay until I can replace you If_not. vou had better go at once.” (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) SEEKS MISSING BROTHER. PIKEVILLE, Ky., October 23 (#).— Officials of the Sunburn Mining Co, at McCarr were requested by Sheriff John M. Johnson to check their n_ the for so long been filled with twlstings | records in an effort to determine and turnings of various sorts that for him the shortest distance between two points had become the devious route the identity of the miner buried in a mine explosion. identified as William of a corkscrew. The impulsiveness for which Stanley admired him and on account of which he made =0 many excuses for him was wholly on the H. Turner, and buried. A letter from a Mrs. Weddington of Kenova, W. Va., said her brother, Charley Copley, had been missing since the blast. | ME: | two the | - Down My JOINT. acCouwT ! REMEMDBER I CAN CHECK AGAINST T A3 el A3 you! Apoiy BOY. 14 Mr CAR_W nly Mr Canitol CARPENTER 0wt n CLERK and he nw "OLLE( ace Work COLLFEC periend 787 7th In_person. ity HELP—MALE. __ « profit_on ot o deutionl Xmas 1108 Taveximent B HANIC. firet class. for Ford gnd Apnly Sherman g “Hoff- 1607 14th ene position: B10. 745 5 as messenger JAustin, - Room with wheel, in_furniture shop. n_errand ade Anoly Dental fi'st_class. non-union. Petric & Buredorf. with experience in piumi hess. Apply 4100 ¢ ‘nced on emiall month! car or wheel Room 900 ting b Farley. TOR. expe nitst hav iy 1317 F .. OR—Ome with coll must have car. E.J st n.w ATT Inc COLORED MAN_ it Golr Clab, must Glen E COPPER all e Co.” o FYATOR BOY 1RO Ey FLOOR wood 1 with hol HO 1sh | re TNSURA nsuranice newal comm o fMee. MAN, cold ‘hiead tetters perienen Vadress MAX, teady all-round erkly pastexi ay the |3 MEAT MEN start pariies ot Roberts SHT ac PiPER! steads work ton bl PLAST! PLAS PLUMBER—Call betie h et PORTFR—M: recomme Box 38 SALESM ver references Teanired Qesn B start, w SHOE € Store. TOCK Keening figures L UPHOLS business. VALET. waiting. Tiolr 15 YOUNG compete: tunity age. lettar in_own handwriting. confiden! yorr ders:” exi advancement Transfer & Storage Co. VOUNG aurance Mr. Farr. NG_MEN [ have a vacancy in our sales force. =500 You EMEN CUTT One of the la wishes nights retu contracts given MEN (1 ith old_reliable ouse hours 7 Hilo Beriedi colored, cferences reanired e at SCRAPERS. 4 > Anoly_ at once | A Varnum s o wash wxperi and fur- ‘must be neat \ o write old line children of white any age. up 10 fifsi-vear and_re- experieniced, wanted,as press- e} 2518 Wis Avply B. Altman, 2548 ¥ t or translator. of transiating pan. Fronch Spaniah and who " can _tsnewriter n these various languaces: state ex- reauired 1y 10! d_ salary. Refe Box 282.J. Star_office. k : white Gz and relereneee: 230 i prove e and perience i tinning, carpentry Address Box d wermanent Apuly Piggly Wikely it 9 am. good position to 7077 after 6 [ competent to Dositlons At Stores, anted: ty. Call Columbia Joearance for & York concern Apply 401 Federal [E] nermar at and 03" Dist i 2 3 stijfe nsurance com- 25 1o 35. o take ce. salesmanshin unity 10 make tearning: full or ‘pat those who uality if Airees Box 161 ER_with wher « WATCHMA tive man 10 men aree 10 middie- 380 per month ®o0d wakes 709 Prince HANGFRS Poe: nw ‘ndation. poly E ADER 10b_m have car Addreas 3.3, Star_office. on milic route Yigh-type men replies confidential. Star_ofti considered: 0x_153-V FiEXPERIE \ILLD 13th | | Office, teady | - | o, ddress Box 299-1 Star | can earn S35 | __HELP—MALE (Continucd). WINDOW TRIMMER AND SALESMAN FURNISHINGS; MUST GIVE FULL DETAILS IN LET- TER. ADDRESS BOX 288-]J, | STAR OFFICE. 24* FLOOR MANAGERS. The Hecht Co. requires the services of neat-appearing men, floor managers; permanent po- stons. Apply Employment , 3rd floor, F st. entrance. THE HECHT €O., F St. at 7th. SALESMEN. The Hecht Co. requires the services of high-grade salesmen | with experience for their Furniture Dept. Floor Covering Dept. Apply Employment Office, 3rd { floor, I st. entrance. THE HECHT €O.; I St. at 7th. | SALESM: AN, REAL ESTATE. | Drawing account; permanent. { ’04»-/ Bond Bldg. 238 BE { i MAN WANTED. live man to sell jewelry for an ey rellane firm, ::Al!x) and’ commigsion. JWE ARE BUILDING A {SALES ORGANIZATION COMPOSED OF REAL SALESMEN. E_ARE THE OWNEF NERS. DEY AND PROMOTERS OF r«,m- LOPERS VIEW DERFUL MENT I')ml‘n\m{ N _TO SEL 1007 HI MENT . WITH - VE! FERED THAT IS INVEST- ARE YOU ALESMAN? w8 wast T TG o prw TIGHGRADE MEN WHO UHAVE THE LITY TO FARN AT LEAST $6000 A —Ol R PRUPOSITION NLIMIT EF ERENCES, s APPEY AT ONECE TO MR. FITZ GIBBON, SALES MANAGER. GOLDSMITH & COMPANY, SELLING AGENTS FOR KISSIMMEE VIEW, I’I.(_)Rl]) AL ARE YOU? HIGH (LA makios propes Government _employes, students will not interfere w studies. Write at once drees Box. MEN OR WOMEN old housa Addrmss Hox vaid $5 caah for each ed for wiring for electricity. SOLICITORS to make bix money o 3 nogao- House proposition: eacy salcs, 3 SHAPIRO, A ST ATl WANTED—One contralto. one te nor for ho- rus work in a mixed ch. ice: kood salary: applications must be sub- mitted in writing and in no ether manner. ability to read sccle: general voico gualifica- H. Freeman. 3141 Mt. lf()R MEN’S; BUSINESS INSTRUCTAO! Civil Service Examination: Special Intensiv it ST sy | days and 5 nighte each week for those enter- | ing this weel Special !or Patent oo lulnlim - lry '$1.860. ition $5_for mn_‘ ) Civi SErYIcE” £ .PAm‘pr’»fiv suFooL. se. cor. 12th and bulliere, plastarer paperhaners, Women cooks. 1026V now. R ‘,-enlerm asers. worke! SITUATT cilnhe _coupie. $160 f ook, $! Vermont ave BR_ 5 City Employment typist. bookkeeper. cleri- 1338 G CALL MAIN 2876 Service. for stenog.. al e “fren Teatstration o nw. 09° “Straver Emplovment Service Cperated hy Slrnvlr Colleze for its student and vradua Good husiness position pro- | cured_for all that are,qualified.” NO FE | HATID CODE_ AND THEORYF. master by our method. Graduates placed in positions: tuition payments _eass. “Radio College, 405 fth PRIVATE LESSONS IN ‘e, Ianguages ALBFRT JONAS. hear 20th and P, 5 I WILL “TEACH TO DRIVE e imit guaranteed or Do charge $1.50. E_AND MILLINERY DESI drawing, commercial art assen nOW forming: Ihooklet. Livingstone Academy. Arts Sciences, 1517 Rhods Taland ave.. Fr. ! ARCHITECTCR ECHANICAL ing, private lessons classes: blue ,xnax:\z spectiication writing. estimating. | Sulating, " et alars * ‘upon reg | Diekinaon Drattihe © School, 1617 { 1eland ave. Frankiin 74 ! BOOKKEEPERS | ploved | Dleted countancy. inter tion, ack draft- print I Stat: | and phore number. jioftoe e e {AUTO DRIVE Aoperator's permit Foster. Franiiin AUTO DRIVIN tienced ‘n-(rur\ur- Call_Linc: 2. | MARCEL WAVING AND HAIR CUTTING | taught by expert n B {our students at take @ course in this ractitn Sxperienca and’ help to when finished.: diplomas given. Es Burchell Building. 817 14th” st. " Prankln ONS_—Ask ‘or no pay’” plan ONS BY OLD. EXPE- eatisfaction insured. my | Call svstem in eat. touc writing: grad. yre. Boyd Scho spellin demnnd: Dos. €uar. PIPE_ORG. plcture wark 8285, 9-11 am | CCLTURED S Petore 10 NOW is a good timy it | will fit you for life's duties. You will naver ' ret & course in our scbhool. Thousands y it placed them on the road to success. Call,_wnite or telephane. It is better to call. WOOD'S_SCI udot, Established 1885. 3 st_Capitol St. 10 begin_a courme t CANDY FOR TS OR FOR $5.000 A YEAR. Charles Freund. internationally Famous Candy Expert, show you how €0 make candy €0 far auperior o manufactured kind that Tea Roome, Stores and Consumers ure eager to huy. He whows you how 1o establish a rofitable wholeaals 0r e business on merely nominal e Call 9 am 1o 9 pan and investigate. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS. Penney t 4 Learn Hotel Accountancy. Bigger Opportunities Than in Any Other Field. There is a great scarcity of men women trained n the pe branch of accountancy. He positions are open_ and salaries are large Fanging up to $450 & month. often with free living included, ‘with ; become managar at &n even Call. & am. to 9 p.m. nd portunities. Day and even Forming. Numbar hmited. ro cail eariy Lewis Hotel Training Schools, Pennsylvania_Ave. At 23rd S fivestiza _residential _land 5 conte to 100 LAND €O. Room prices range R E fvans Rildg. SALESMAN tor and oils to Mling mmercial ascounts. MARCEL AND_ PERMANENT WAVING. All branches of beauty culture. Subjects turntshed. Diplomas miven to all graduates Dorothy Coffey School of Beauty Culture, Frank. 10141, 3 _14th St NWw. HELP—F (Continued.). FUR WORKER Taihoroughly experienced in hish-class work | Address 303-J. Star_offics. WOMEN, white, meerTn hands and good sewers, to alter children’s dresses; steady work. Vatalie, Inc., 3308 14th st. 3rd { floor. SALESWOMEN thoroughly experienced on coats and dresses; good salary and permanent posi- tion. ‘\pply Louis Gold Co., n.w. , colored, with gray hair to be dyed at demonstra- tion. For further particulars phone M. 8980, Room 630, after 7 p.m. 257 GO0D,_SALA NN PERIOD. POSITIONS. NT WORK AN IDEAL OrCUPATION POk = YOUNG WOM. Pu‘rr.\v I S TMILLIN .\NI) M;\klll{ wustomed o tn class o those need apply r MODELS \um[wl Tadies with gray hair to be dyed at demon- For further particulars Only ’,‘phnue Main &980, Room 630, or full t No_experience nece, or mvnmfim tar 3310 st SITUATIONS—MALE (Cont’d). ARMACIST, registered reference. L gsiccistered:, desires position 7K., Star office YOUNG MAN HbhoR iy likht a 8 hm ANAGE R i tearoom o 5. Address Box 3 BAKER z o Dlaces. 9419-3 desires ofice work evening Adams 33703 4. and 1 e 1605 G s.c. AKER—Col, Line. 476 T dresses ROS 1 d other o orde: e, il embirol time. emplo. G3RJ. Star 1 1 dept. ctore. o in dent. cafeteriaor o1 child” not ess Box 374-] NI H\} desires no: heat IGRAPHER Ad STENAGR + PHER sirea employ ments v, Adiress Box 1807 OGRAPHER ~‘u RETARY Combeten net poqain nt referenee 71 Kot STENOGRAPHER w). osition. Cafl STENOGKAPHERTYPIST. xood +d “ducatior exbe B the liour o iy 43 s Der- immediate] e Columbra 7744 th Spanish. English m cae FHox H03.7 LADY desires Address Sox n.w. COOK and ge: COOK'S HELPER and cleaner. perienced for cafes $40 mouth, HOUS EWORK. reliable reference. = colore ADply colored. for diners qod 00d T fe ene wash: experie es neaded. 1 housew EKEEPER. wttled white oman: reference: stay mighis. Cal “for two_sma 1415 ¥ AUNDRESS Sand—craning o0 ROT6 MAID wauted { care of apartment PA rtment SAL E al_opportun: for several live men to secure membarahips in_a new country cJub: must have clean record and good reference. Call at Room 27 or or intarview. * can_camn Washington houee. Room 900. days. “t 13 CLERK. experienced in shioving and afock of heating boiers: good Opportunity for advancement. Hart stme = - 24 “expert, o take charge of nw T " thorouhly expericnced in Telerences. The Bene- STERER and_cleaning : 0R i RS MAN wanted by large corporation. nt for accounting position: oppor: to Jearn substantial businesa: one Vanlring exverience preferred:’ state Teferances and exnerience fully in first communications tial. - Address Box 246, Star ofiice to take moving or- hours. ices for Smith MAN. 55 to 35, perience ot necessary ares to start. $25: £00d See | Mr. Gagz 1313 You st. fire_ana_automobile in- 200d opportunity. See n.w. MAN department 1024 Vermont ave. 72— Due to_vromotion we We will train you and pay salary. commission and ~nus to start 10 and MEN Ann'y to manager hetween 1% am.. Room 208. Bond BIK. _ make $30 to $60 a week | selling guaranteed merchandise | on easy payments there is a wonderful opportunity; experi- ence every Blum, and 5 IF Y not absolutel assistance given. between 9 and 10 a, 5 p.m., 935 Pa. ave. n.w CAN YOU WORK EVENINGS ? necessary ; See Mr. am., 4 OU HAVE SRR TRAN T gn AR ING DURING THE DAY ANSWER THIS AD, i HAYE SFLL GH. D E A REAL ESTATE IN LLING PEOPOSITION ,\uu. YOU TO OFFER TOQ i MON Kl EST- ‘E_TO MAKE D A TSALCTELY RPRISE. BACKED TE! EDREAL CEATATE Frin OF REEU TION. WE_WILL TEACH YOU—ASSIST YOU— OFFER_YOU EVERY CO-OPERATION IN “LOSING G YOUR SALES. ANSWER AT ONCE. ADDRESS BOX 391- J, STAR OFFICE. CARD WRITER. The Hecht Co. requires the services of an experienced show card writer; permanent position. Apply Employment Office, 3rd door, F st. entrance. THE HECHT CO,, F St. at 7th, 47 per week to | n {om Capital Shoe | at | 7:30 | Maw | sell retail trade. Washingtion, | Address Dox 305-J. Star Become an Cxpert DRAFTSMAN { —in your spare timn. night or day. under Qur_individual instruction plan AZar.npmow {course. 33 to 9 months Get catalo COLUMBIA SCHOOL_OF DRAFTING, deth & T Sta Phone North SHOE MEN. Several very clean-cut young men, ages 25 to 35, who have had considerable experience in selling women’s fine shoes, can make a permanent connection with a splendid firm; salary and commission, Write, giving ex- perience and if at present em- ployed. Address Box 217-], Star office. BUTTER SALESMAN —who knows tho business. If vou are a proven producer you can command & £ood salary, 3G pvelly recommended., Ad- Gress, Biox. 6-J._Star_office o 1D firet class. must bo an_excel HELP—-I"EMAI.E i AGENTS make B0% Drofit on our bux as- | riment of twenty: beautiful Xmas cards retailing at $1. 1108 Investme 1t Building CHAPERON for dance one must have Food memory for names. Box 358-J. Star_oflice Somlbe: K in laundry ofice: accurats at ngures o Addreesoxraph experience prefer ate salary expected. Address Bo 3083, Star office. . EMBROIDERERS a | make children‘s dresse or by the das. oice. | GIRLS™ (3, Deauty school. skilled sowers. 10 and blouses at hgme | Address Box au.;,.v_“;_u.»l inexperienced. for work in Please do not phone. Apply Baroths - Cofles ‘Sehool of “Beauty” Culture, | Xei 1123 14th et n.w LADY—Orie who can meet mothors and talk on modern methods of education after be: | ing thoroushly trained in her duties: splen- 1l rorerais oot Address Box SALESMEN. It _son don't know how to sell | PSTATE. why not learn and income?” We are breaking all sales records and you have a wonderful opportunity to oin, '8 live.wiro organization. " If ‘you now ave a position. you can work part #dd to vour bank account while jearnink, after which sou will be glad to work full ime. Evening classes every Wednesday on Sales- manship to help you. This s an unusual opportunity. Call 10 to 12 am. or 4 o 6 pai Ask for our sales manager. Mr. Hil. RUBY LEE \II\AR _Avi AN OPENING FOR ’IHL MAN WHO CAN SELL. A nationally known commer- Icinl greeting card organization { that sells such prominent firms las the Maxwell-Chrysler Cor- Warner Speedometer Corpora- tion, Miller Tire Company, Guardian Trust Company of Cleveland, Northwestern Na- y tional Life of Milwaukee, has an { opening for the man who can sell. 1. The line consists of 150 beautiful Christmas greetings. Practics of business. large or small, is Zommiseions are kenerous and paid io cash promptly. The eelling seaton ls now un Rido the crest of this ssles wave like e | others.'“Get nto a line of work that offers | a good opportunity for the man who wi otk conecientiou 3. This sales rk requires a man o( personality. one who has €0od education, who can talk to executives, who is Wwilling To"Day the mrice of euccess by earnest etudy and application. and who h: made good with other Iines. Prefer man who has had some adverti“ing or lg(‘(‘!all)' advertising ex- erience. Hrw\r".‘(-l‘. is is not eseential. It will be necessary, however, to furnish good Teferences aa 1o fales aniliiy. ‘Will_be in Washington, D. C.. for one gnly, Saturday, October” 24. Call Rareigh (otel for appointmen ‘Also_write me full details regarding abil- 1ty. zinnx your name, address and telephone SRiC, Marshall, Raleigh Hotel. REAL | increase_your | poration, Buick Motors, Stewart- | MARCEL WAVER and apprentice. Rence, 11115 16th st WOMAN. Bome 1 ook 10d do laundsy: en i stay 4 Dights a week: S50 per fe: 2045 Tilden st., near ddle-aged white. to of apartment and AR o cook and Lghild after office. 1-V. Star AN take chirge. school ho | undergrad kheacho | keening | understan dress Box | TorNG 376- i WOMAN ~deairvs hie Dosition where usiness ability are essential \\\mhh(nrd U[mnlo (o T¥0. experenced and reliabln | Mize Sorrou. Nemnsmox desir Miss 0087 JANITOR: S JAN. Rrr:n:’wuu by S 3608, 1 DAYS Tuesday 2o referen: e th st Tored woman. RAL HOUSEWORK in privata fan tflu“h ne:colorad girl | with 312 Florida ave, sfst w 414 Florida ave, ble. general hoi Lchildren. 433 > home nights ool GIRL, Ftay country otk Eenson COLORED WAITRESSES Fxnenenm-d in_ American plin sorvics A‘Y‘h‘]y“ll) DHIIB&' Room & TVisur, hl’l'l A'I‘I()\'S-‘L\l E. 7 with tion, wants position offering vancentent 5 Ga. accompanying trio, moving pic- | ST, __Call 1316 Ese n.w. Youngs. PIANIST. accompanist for minger: experi- | enced: 2 hours daily: give rate and phone | number.”_Address BOx 243-J. Star office, 23° { SALFSLADIES st once: average earmings | $40'ver week. Apply 10 to 12 am. % to 6 | ym_; experience nol necessary. ' The New Enikland Enamelink Co.. 600" District Na- | tional Bani Bide. o T."SLADY _experienced. fed Tor irecaes dnd cloth”coatn. | ABpls SE1 13th st i SODA DISPENSER. Avply 911 16th st n.w. | | Refarence | SOLICITORS, white, slon work: must be alert, earnest, | ded: eive reference. Address NERY CLERE—Muet bo ex) ©of meat appearanco, with gath 145K et i, Wasbington: DB | G rs‘r[-:)-oo)u?m:n OR TYPIST may eara night, ciseses by day orcvening Vot EgeLet | Will start at | hesearen Dhive | STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST — $16: Four quicknees rest. businesslike | 3iitude, Joyalty: brictitaess and dlsrexard for hours will aim you toward secretarial posi- | tion. Unlesa earnest. ambitious. respactful and neat. don't applY. Phone for Saturday Miss Himmond. Maln 1986 stenographic ability 1o H Fation: state age. pxpericncs. | references: salary (o start, ddress’ Box 861-J, Star TADIES for addrecsing env: ddress Box | K:r i | ne gpir. Box" 403, | Protestant, renced | appointment. TYPIST i e S18 per week. EL YoU answer in own handwriting. i 166-V. Star office. aved Chrisimas ! YOUNG LADIES to sell e box stationery: | I m g anasions. ‘Xfi:«. Box §75-J, §iar | Sffce. YOUNG LADY EEA Forieh T Latin | American Mexi | CHAUFF BARBER. white. perience. wants salary secondar G0R 3rd st n - with only nominal ex- teady work to learn trade : best ref. H. E. Mouts. 23% st of double- okeep, cvenings: referonge 0-J. ofier entry bogks Address Box BOOKKEEPER, Soung man. mai and commercial sires - position office. BOOKKEEPER S 10 vears' expe position as o est of refercs office. 0 ditor,_gene; rried. 5 years' expérience, ref Address Box. 1 Gfiios work “ornoration . Star alnt Lu.nm highest refer- . E. Ingledew, 1500 Kearney spone CARPENTER “mon-unlon: a Potom: CARP ENTFR wants repairing and joh work, fllgk""“' day or contract: reasonable, Ad: ss Box 178-J. Star_office. 2 ence any kind. liable ¢ vlain’ st n.w 1330 L | LIGHT HOUSE nurse_ Elizabeth MAID neat colored = 1Ay micit _Florid T il MOTHER'S Dosition HF - IiE Ourawork 2095 Btk B o and_ R ,1 m WORK wanted by student o I!,u» 'l ot y N PART-TIME WORK o relinble_girl: ref. Ph STUDE I‘)\yn. Wishes work 1 2007-W. cooking < 17th st. b § WOMAN . colored. youne. neat. intelligen. ! desires position as “maid 5 stors. dotiar s | gfice ar part-time work. Address Hox 303 | Star offica. 23 uchelor's apartment, mufl colored girl. Frank. 8120 | CHAUFFEUR. to drive any mako car with Drivate, o porier 1 atore: can mive refer: ence: i yours experiencé. — Address, Box 3883, Star office. EUR. truck preferréd: sears' experience. L n.w. | CHAUFFEUR ®ood referes colored man. _wants worl Tocal or_long distance: L. Thomas, 1644 3; Bitn, _experiance; traveling. Call N 4157-W _aite s L) CHEF.STEWARD, white. d tion in (lub. hotel. apt. house of lurge ‘orivate fam: good “references.” Adiress Box 390-J. FILIPINO wishes position butler or cgok for small family. 324-J. Star office. "ANITOR wishes Dosition; Koo and handy with tools. Address Star office, MAN, maried, Feliale furnace for quarters. and valst rulerenm x 303 WOMAV expenenced for re-| pairing, finishing and lining furs. Saks Fur Co., 610 12th st. n.w. Dasey. 2825 10th . | MAN. 30, nookkeep: executive abilit; Fllities. Address B MAN with Ford S ady . | Crute, 552 K et e, T Franklin B218-W LADIES make real money‘sell-' ing guaranteed merchandise on | easy payments; respectable out- | door work. See Mr. Blum, bct.' 9 and 10 am., 4 and 5 p.m,, 9SSl Pa, ave. n.w, SMECHANIC. chauffeur_ colored: reference, 17075 OFFIC 01d desires now connection: ence in double-entr, T4 years experience Call aftér 7 p.o MANAGER—Young man 88 sea extensive expe: bookkeeping. stenoxra hy. pay rolls cic: best of references. Ad ress_Box _Star_office, Tll\G nny “kind. N by contract: experi- euced whité mechanic.’ Pa, Lincoln A B _ i new Nash closed car about Addresy, Hox | __PERSONAL. ! DRIVING TO JACKSONV TLLE commodate DELCHER., Lowt. nw CADIL, Fia. Nox Call’ Frankli Sun. between FARRY Ul AN 15 ARCEL AND SHAMPOO. $1,257 SHINGLE hoh. buc. at LAFAYETTE HOTEL ~flm>m 16th and 1. ENTLY RESOVED ratisfaction guarantoed clectric neadle Pxpert. & 0 Kresqe Bldg.. 11th apd, | SMALL. REFINED FAMILY, GOCD NORTH !uewl. have fine rooms, unfurnislied or part + use plano 5 v WILL GIVE gcessizy welght r Lods. Phono_Paot. FOR & ~'mn best_reference “3398. GRADUATE. sons in Ant R be paid for informsiita. ety 1o, proovary of Gmonth polies pu “Prinos” ¢ | disappearad Sunday on . | Liuoln 65