Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1925, Page 36

MONTE CARLO By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM U 5. Res Paten) Ofice Sir Hargrave Wendever, country zentl broker. - Siz Hargrave they would N\u-ud the i doctor has given him |"m,w (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) INSTALLMENT NI Hargrave Takes the Blow Standing. RAVE admitted that advice was good. “I may step out a little, but I dor’t think I shall lose my head,” he said. “Get on with it. Remember that I am a very wealthy man. wealthier even than any one of my friends {magines.” “Notwithstanding that,” Gorse sald, I certainly shouldn't suggest for an instant that you try to make a bar- gain with the Almighty by giving huge sums to charity, or anything of that sort “But what about our own poor?” All well taken care of. No one | edee }in the secret plac when men." it comes we were . . . Wendever began the next day with- out any of that sense of boredom which had at times depressed him. Subconsciously he knew that some- thing fresh and tragic had taken its place in his life, but with that knowl- was born also the stern inten- tion to keep the memory of it back to live through Lout brooding or profitless regrets. arer the surface he wa aware of 4 new Interest, n new search to conduct, He noticed with satisfac- tion that Andrews, who when in town combined the duties of lutler und valet, was looking a little ti “You're not quite yourself today. Andrews,” he remarked as, after his bath and leisurely tofle: were com- pleted, he sat down to his breakfast. “I've been keeping you up too late, I'm atraid.” Andrews neégatived the suggestion emphatically but respectfully. ‘Not at all, Sir Hargrave,” the man replied. “The fact is, the wife has come into a little bit of money lately— an uncle of hers who kept a public house—and we had a sort of celebra- tion—after you'd gone to bed, of s days course, sir—a little party round in the “YOU'RE NOT QUITE YOURSELF TODAY, experience could say charitable e, Why, 1 nearly every day from all people. and the offertories, th 1ss of my congrega- enormous. done a great work, Philip,” ave acknowledged sympatheti- “You've done what so few of us accomplish—you've done a great work for It makes one thoughtful, you know, to thini of the difference hetween your life and mine. I haven't any unwholesome craving 0 make a bargain with the Almighty, but I should like to feel I had done that was worth while— ziven some poor devils a lift, or some- thing of that sort, before I passed in my checks I were in your position, Har- grave,” Gorse advised gently, “I don't believe I'd worry so much about the poor. The hospitals need help, of course, but the very poor have never been so well cared for as today, and I'm afraid, as a prictical Christian, 1 must admit that those who remain down and out do o more from lack of character than absence of help. If I were you, 1 should try the other class. It is more difficult, of course, because they are more sensitive, but I've come to the conclusion that since the war there’s more real suffering among what are called the ‘lower middles,” the shopgirls and shopmen, clerks and people like that, who have a certain position to keep up, than the very poor. They can't accept charity, and Who is there to help them?” “But how do you come across them?” Hargrave demanded. “A matter of chance, I suppose,” Gorse admitted. “I have had one or two cases among those who came to ask my advice in the vestry. I have no one on my list just now, thank xoodne: You'll find some one, if vou'll keep your eyes open. And there's another thing, Hargrave, keep- ing your eyes open in such a quest is in itself a good thing. It keeps a man from becoming selfish and self-cen- tered. Go about for the next few days or weeks looking_for some one who seems unhappy. if you don't happen to find any one with whom you can et in touch, the very attitude of mind takes your thoughts off your own trou- bles and does vou good. “It's all very well for you,” Har- grave pointed out. “You've brought yourself into such sympathy with your fellow creatures that you can tell in- stifictively when they need help, and you'd approach them also in such a way that no one could possibly resent n question from vou. I couldn’t go up to an anemic-looking young woman, with a hole in her shoe and a shabby frock, and take off my hat and say, “Madam, I fear you are in distres Can I be of any assistance? She'd probably hand over to the nearest po- Jiceman, if she was honest, or try to mnarch down to Pimlico if she wasn't “Hargrave, old chop.” Philip sald, “I am glad we've had this talk. I'm Dot going to believe the worst part of t, and 1 wouldn't let my thoughts dwell upon it myself, if I were you. You can send me a moderate sized check for my shelter scheme, If you like—not more than a hundred pounds but keep your eyes open for the other things, and something will come along. Perhaps you'd better leave the voung ladies alone, but sometimes one comes across really human troubje in the most unespe And ten,” he went on earnestly, “it isn't \lways pounds, shillings and pence that counts. It’s the grayness of life that's horrible to some of these people who have a little imagination and slender means. There'’s nothin about me, you of nsiderir tion, are Har cally of the now. I belleve in pleasure, and 1 Lelieve people have a tto it. You can do just as 1 1 in the world by bringing a 1 brightness into the lives of people who can’t find it for themselves as you can ipporting soup kitchens “or any form of charity here’s real human charity, for instance, in cincma tickets for the Young people who have o give up ir earnings to keep ing--one can always pre- complimentary—or the car for the day to a man who would give anything to take his wife and family into the country and can’t. These little things will come vour way if you keep on looking out for them Hargrave smiled a little ruefully as he walked down the hall and lingered by the lift with his guest. “You've the gift of finding these people, Philip,” he remarked. “Easily developed.” the other as- sured him cheerfully. ‘“You often don’t need to_give to complete stran- wers either. Just keep your eyes open imong the people you meet casually in one day and see for yourself who there is missing the sunlight.” The lift came noiselessly up. Al- most for the first time there was a note of real seriousness in Gorse's tone as he clasped hands with his friend. “Don't brood about that other mat. ter, old (enov:(." he bebzg:g!.vn;h uy:‘y; be right or jt may 3 and I can’t alter it. _Get off somewhere .nd enjoy yourself—Monte Carlo, I -hould say. We each have our timi:' loan of Calvinlst | | that this { mews here. i F | | 1 1 | | | mately We were not perhaps al- ther discreet “I see,”” Hargrave expectations w little dashed. “Con gratulate your wife from me, An- drews. I hope that won't mean that you're not coming down south with me?" ‘Not at all, 8ir Hargrave,” the man assured hin. “We are, I am thankful to say, in easy circumstances, but we murmured, his know a good place when we have it.” | Hargrave finished his breakfast and presently strolled out toward his coif- feur. On the way he called at his gun- maker’s. A superior but despondent- looking young man came forward and received his complaint about some 100 lightly loaded cartridges. “Very sorry, sir,” ‘Il see it doesn’t happen again. “Business seems a little quiet with you,” Hargrave remarked, glancing around “It's just a trifle early, * the voung man explained. “'AS a matter of fact, we've never had a better sea- son.” “Mr. Martin keeping well ' Har- grave inquired, referring to the prin- | cipal of the firm. Mr. Martin came hurriedly forward to answer the inquiry for himself. Very well, indeed, thank you, Sir Hargrave,” he announced, “very well., | but a bit worried.” (Copyright, 1925, by E. Phillips Oppenhetm.) (Continued in Tomorrow’s Star.) e A CHIMES NEW YEAR EVE. % Trinity Church, New York, Broadcast Watch Night. Continuing the custom which has been maintained since broadcasting was inaugurated several years ago, Station WJZ will greet the New Year with the chimes from historic Trinity Church, Broadway, at the head of Wall street, New York City. The ceremonies will begin at 11:45 New Year Eve with the annual watch night service, which has bhecome a sacred event in the lives of the hard- ened New Yorker. Admission to the church for this service is by card and thousands flock yearly to old Trinity, and being unable to gain admission, crowd the churchyard and overflow into Broadway and adjacent streets to see the old year out and the new year in. Even more have attended this service in the last five years by radio and little is lost by them. The music and the choir, the sermon by Dr. Caleb R. Stetson, the rector of Trinity, and even the chimes up in the belfry are received by the radio au- dience as clearly as though they were in the church itself. he apologized. | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, HIGH TICHTS OF HISTORY Registered U. §. Patent 7 Offce D. C., WEDNESDAY, 2. 1925. HELP AND SITUATIONS. 3, DECEMBER J lIncE 1018 THE VAST NORIEWLDT REGION- KNOWN AS “THE OREGON COUNTRY" HAD BEEN HELD JOINTLY BY THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN. AMERICA HAD PLAYED A LARGE PART IN THE EXPLORATION AND SETTLE- MENT OF THIS DISTANT TERRITORY AND MANY OF OUR STATESMEN THOUGHT WE WERE ENTITLED TO THE WHOLE OF IT. RESIDENT POLK ON ENTERING THE WHITE HOUSE WAS EAGER TO REDEEM HIS CAMPAIGN PLEDGE TO OCCUPY OREGON AND ASSERTED OUR CLAIMS TO THE WHOLE OF THAT TERRI- TORY. THE DEMOCRATS SUPPORTED THE PRESIDENT AND “FIFTY-FOUR-FORTY OR FIGHT™ BECAME THEIR SLOGAN. Acquisition of Oregon. BY J. CARROLL MANSFIELD mAP SHOWING ORECON TERRITORY AND STATES LATER CUT FROM IT. “OREGON COUNTRY ™ THE SHADER PORTION INDICATES THE REGION CLAMED BY TRE UNITES STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN AGREED UPON THE EXTENSION OF THE 49TH PARALLEL TO THE PACIFIC AS THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF THE UAITED STATES. THIS GAVE US COMPLETE CONTROL OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER. IN 1848 OREGON TERRI- TORY WAS ORGANIZED BY CONGRESS. BOWEVER. IN 1846, WHEN WAR WITH MEXICO THREATENED, OUR GOVERNMENT MODERATED ITS CLAIMS TO OREGON AND SHOWED A WILLING- NESS TO CONCEDE A PART OF THE DISPUTED REGION TO ENGLAND'S DEMANDS. _ HELP—MALE AUTO MECHANICS ™ first-class: none other need apply. ~Central Auto Works. 449 Eyc st n.w._Ask for Mr. Morrs. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN—The Locomobile Company res the services of a few high cradf walesmen. A vers attructive Dropost ‘ton to those who can” qual L mobile. Comnant, 1617 ¢ R. one experien ed, "t Rot Ad plumbing ce hours, 0 am . od salary E, Star oflice BOOTBLACK wanted. Apuly 400 14th st 1 at_on with ady also schoolboys Anniy 018 $oih awl T8 N.ET Auto Supply Co. 1308% daily " ste | Christmas BOY. T ks BUS BOY, experienced and reliable. Billings, 1303 H st. now. BUTCHER. _Avbly 031 18(h st. nw. BUTLER. houseman, experienced driver: live in: single: desiring permanent place immedi- ately @ mouth. Dr. Burns, 751 Quebec vl._ Adams 7H28. | CHAUFFEUR. white. work on ic delivery t Pudd'<. 18th and Columbia rd RS wanted. day or night work men with Ldentitication cards and Apply Taxi Office, Wardman for 5o refarences. Park_Hotel. COMMERCIAL TRAVELL G MEN or insu 0! Avply 1704 g | DETECTIVE—Middle-aged man i Cord. experienced in transportation work stating experience, references and sal ted. Address’ Box IBI-E. mn ored wetled, washer and willing 1o work night foreman, am W, ARAGE ¥ motor eyel i SALE; iaving supervision be'a leader of men Box 03-E. Star office. © ttendant in pet _anmial who' understands ' and" likes Can fornish living Quarters vreferred. Dr. Locke. 8121 ov lary five routes d Lonus nd_cats <1 man doks marr Aesoclation. u o nw. (3) to_travel or city work $30 to start: transportation expenges guar- Aopis Room 00, 1317 F at. n.w. First class in Righ-class dental labo- €000 #alary: permanent position details 10" Rocen "Denial Laborators. Shibert” Blde.. Philadelphia e | anted ¢ once. two eRergetic fmen | perience not necossary. Heplies will trictly "confldential. Address Box VG1-E. Star office o PROMINENT Washington firm Bas opening for ‘mon with general knowiedge of. sales proootional Work. direct-by mall gdvertis Iz et Replica treated confidentially. ~ For Tars address Box 57E. | SALESMAN x nitrcial | pro ot | Hartnian "& Howard. | | mas ¢ oply Mills | Fhrd deaters. B . brush or v " or _road Apply Room | Vac Cxperence Gl work: can earn $45 per weel 000, 1817 ¥ st~ SALESMEN wanted Dy Loute whole or part time | Fasta: will yield plents money. | & necessity”for every home and office. | Mr.“Armstron 802,817 14th af, nw. | blished mpecinlty on_commission Room S10CK MAN—Ford dealer needs experi man: state age. experience, ealary expected and other qualifications in first letter. Re- plies ‘confidential. Address Box 19-E. Star YOUNG_MEX veral for soda fountain Must have ref. Apply at once. Cigar th st.and Pa. a > You can sell | HELP—FEMALE. (Continued.) YOUNG LADY to work in real estate office moderate “salary 1o start: opportunity to learn business.” Answer. own handwriting. Ziving “age. gualifications. walary expected. Address Box 20K-E. Star office . NG LADIES—Four. neat appearing. uge 18-25, “for rpecial advertising campaien: no xperionce required” we frain you and pay woekly kalary while training. ADply be 68 pm Hotel Plaza. near Union Station. _Ask_for Mr. Blake. 4 YOUNG WOMEN as tea room waitresses; willing workers; good opportunity and pleasant surroundings. Apply Happiness Candy Co., 1107 F st NURSE, white, experienced, to care for two children. Apply Apt. 600, The Argonne. YOUNG WOMEN FOR TELEPHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD, REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER. PERMANENT POSITIONS. PLEASANT WORK. AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN. APPLY ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. ) PERSONAL. (Con hiE PECIALIST ON NERVES, RHEL Hot oll, electrical and h: OYETTE, W24 E! ATISM. 76, Ri - G 10 NEW YORK DEC turning Dec. 31: "3 passengers wanted M._0070._Apt. 419, after 6 pm KRAFTS — HAIR _ HOBBIN FACIAL shampooing: iree eurling with shampoo Plion 7013-W. © 1156 3th E. i TIVE SER ARS. PHO, "ORD. INC.. r VICE _FOR OVER FORTY 9 FRANKLIN 4700, BRAD ¥ TRANSPORTATION BLLG g CLIFTON wishes 1ts [ Christmae. We also wish 1o anpounc we have mectired the services of Mrs. Lean Cxpert mtcellos are onen” Dee CLIFTON T! SALoN D BEAC 14th AND CLIFTON STS. _PHONE COLUMBIA FOOD WITH A FLAVOR. Javers: doughnuts Homemads arid 4 ive Mra. MACGREGORY. TERRACE Iriends nice bread, ete. ab your home. Kenyon st. n.w CIAL OFF FOR CHRISTMAS AND N Marcel Wave and Shampoo, $ LAFAYETTE HOTEL BEAUVLY SHOP, 16th and Eye Ste. NW _Main 4214, M. L. Honour $2.00—Piano Tuning Ve srecialize on zeneral vian rehutlding. . Get Catimate. Prices. ren Sonable, - Skilled mechanics Work xares teed. Sandersou-Schaeffer Co.. 6 Wt ne s et 644 H st R —— UITABLE Gifts for family and friends may be found in the Christ- mas Gift Suggestion Column, SRR RR R R ISRAR A Prop. _ $2.00 revairs and 0 S—Seiber uselul gift tires held o 1% sold_must vacats January and caps must be sacrifice L oAl bate Vienna Hat Co.. 408 11th st. n.w MBERJACK ather ehirts. S Walford s, 500 NES cornet mandolins. tenor o Clarmets_ O Tenor_banjon; cversiiime CAPABLE WOMAN for gencral housework o ks must be good ‘cook: mall family. miay nights. “Apply after 5 p.m . 1320 New Yor ave, Wow.. ADL. 41 ki . OOK. hiousework. 16 Jaundrs stay nichte: references. 2880 ZRth at. 1 COOK “youns: must be good: $45 month, sleep in” Cleve. 1371 bet. 6 and 7 p.m. boarting ot " zene: wel fan, plain gold Mix Janot. K08 D vt n FOR_THE_CHILDRE! ATREDALE PUPPIES, pedigreed. fire doubic { champlon, for sale. Redr of 1644 Con COOK for alo houseworker " Seward sa. s COOK and Thouseworker. _expor Taundry: live in:"aingle; desiring place Tomediatels. 350 month: © Dr a1 Adams 7628, 2 for keneral hovsework . must Avpiy Ontario . now. AUTOMOBII one. heooters. Hazeton Thro AUTOMOBILE Wholesale. M. e R SR g BICYCLES. "TRICYCLES. VELOCTREDFS. scooters and coster wacons 10 children hanny &t Christmias. T in the city. "Mt Vernon Bicycla C merly Romms’ Bicycle Co.). 1013 n.w._ Open evenings until § o'ciock L ____FOR HER. ART "AND GIFT NOVELTIEN. etationers. Christmas cards. seals and (ags books: s sriptions to all mazazinen: Christimas ¢ rations, ” Colliflower Art and Gift Co.. ART OBJECTS That Tnclude much Tndividasl Dieces which are not usually fonnd. elée where and which “make most distinctive gifts. Dulin & Martin Co. 1213-17 F st BERLTTZ COURSE | an unusual et s et traine bt nw tor bo 102" ermanent Burns. 151 3 b | GIRL w Te able to cook. GIRL, experienced. light ~ housework. heip With babs n " o wieh baby? 5o laundry? 36 W en for general housewor o6 o R, 11, 1305 feren of5 Ralorama. o4, ted, colored, gencral housework . 1956°% ot N Aoply between 5 - cclored i pm. AN wani nights, s S YOUNG GIRL, over 10 years. to as<ist gen- eral housework: can stay night: 4 f{amily. $7_week. Apply 3408 Mt Pleasant st, S SITUATIONS—MALE. 908 ma to S e apni ! DRIVERS—We nee perienced drivers for our new fleet of Red Top cabs; must have identification cards. Apply to Mr. Le Sage, 1140 21st st. HELP—MALE AND FIIMALE. AND _WOMEN—Learn the real estate business. We make the sales for you snd ay {““ liberally while learning. Need hot terfere with present employmant, asses every Thursday at & Shenpard. 610 Bond Bldg. INSTRUCTION COURSES,. ADTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OL.D, E”fi illc(dl(na;.{uclofl' satisfaction inst C o WHAT 1S FASTER AND SHORTER 1o leam | than lelerh(,n» switchhoard operating? En- 1 roll now for January. Class or private. Tele- phope School. Oxford Blds.. cor. 14fh and _ave v.m. n.v. Z d some ex- | espectally for ‘any on: privilexes transferable 1o any branches. all over the world Qf Langiakes, 816 14th st TERRIERS — 7 weeks old cights. Va, Grant ave £oing abroad AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. exvert. de- ial work. part time. Address Box o8, colored. 10 years experlence., any car: best of referance: reliable. Phone “Adame 2444 23¢ COOK__Chinese: private i Ju New | hire_sve. n. OFFICE MAN. experienced: _preferably p.m. until midnight: can fit in almost where. _Address Box ;8 ottice. PLACE AS COOK. janitor, care of cffices. by outhern colored man: best of references. Pirson. _No. 201 illyer ol 23 SITU. with BOSTON | marked | B Males = near Rixey Stat DIAMONDS—Select agsorime and “Fifts that last. H FORD—Give ? i | =i FORD—Give Your wife o Ford Christmas e -.':-‘:yv terms. Universal T & 5 ::QE‘:-—‘«: l'r:’rmh otnick “FCRFTARTAL COURSE—Give vour daugh ter a life-long present—a Bovd secretaria: course: 3 months. 1t will pay big dividends. New classes now forming, Inquire Boyd SILVERWARE—Our silver room includes nt ATION wanted by elderly gentlem: personality and refinement.also_lin- hotel. large bank or larze Address Box guist. in firet-cla cdepartment store. after Jjan. 1. 4-D,_ Star office. STUDENT ot Howard Univermity wishes part- time work to finance education. R. Cham- bers, 2305 Sherman ave. n.w. ¢ TRANSLATING. German gentleman wants Dbusiness position for translating German. also French: college. university and business education. Address’ Bo: -asing_ and hina Store. THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT for drawing—Laree studio_offers unusual opportunity for' practical training evenings will interview only those desirous of making commercial art a profession. Address Box 12-C. Star office TMBRELLAS—Silk and linen at reasonahla prices: a handy gift. Griswold's. 411 11¢th . n.w. opnosite The Fven WE SUGGEST curling jrons hair drver, drying combs. appropriate gifte for the favor b wife. wants job as MAN, colored. wi 1821 18th £t n.w. tor of apartment. 7102 E HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY E—Day and evening classes. Estat - o Franklin BI31. " Suits' 310311 817 LIQUOR CARLOAD SEIZED. SAN FRANCISCO, December 23 (#). —The second carload of liquor shipped here by rail from Los Angeles within 1 week was seized by Federa! prohi- bition agents Sunday. The selzure consisted of 800 cases of whisky and fine liquors and is valued at approxi- $100,000. Both shipments were from Wing- foot, near Los Angeles, and constitute the largest seizures in California, offi- cials saild. They were consigned to George Hackley, who wi arrested when he signed for the first carload Friday. He was released on $1,000 bond. MOYE Withour Worry or Biss. Be sponsibie dervice—Low Rates. bert Backers Tor et NORTH 104 Dine. 705-6 Floriaa Ave. 1 NATION. l.'-cwu_flanol“ * OVING Storage H nzlthom ?‘3?" 500 Booms. ] PO Wit Moer i 5a Y W Sorih 8848, 175 MOVING STORAGE KRIEGS RESS PACKING SHIPPING 16 EYE ST.NW MAIN 2010 Fire-Proof 0’ Warehouse Storage, Moving, Crating 18-20 16th N.W. M. 4229, Frank. 2423) h s BOYD SHORTHAND IN 30 SCHOOL DAYS. Study Gt Teads in accuracy and speed Touch typing. spelling. bus, Enelish; writing. - Complete course. 0 school days. Graduaies' in_demand. Position guaranteed BOYD SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, 1338 |G at_Main 2876 ed I The Home Electric Shop. 517 10th SITUATIONS—FEMALE. _ _ MOTHER'S HELPER, white. experienced. wishes_position: ref. Main 7673.___ 23% PASTRY COOK wanta position, public. Tele- whorie N. 9419-3 PHYSICAL DIRECTOR. 3 years' experience in gym work, swimming and athletics: epe- ree with children. Write Apt. 502, 1900 = K¢ E_HOM AQUARIUMS AND GOLD F! rine plants: complete _stock: P R110th st n.w CANDIES —Fannie May Candy reco the finest home-made: fresh ev E n.w. 614 13th n. 14th W T m will be- January 4. There is A great demand for professional, licensed radio men ‘lml we place all our graduates in good Dosi- tions. " Classes every Monday. Wodnesday and Friday night from 7 to |erate tuition charse and . e ! ments. Plenty_of positions always open land and sea. Enroll today. LOOMIS COLLEGE. 105 9th | NOW ie a zood time to begin_a course that | will fit you for life's duties. You will never { regret a course in our fchool. Thoumands say it placed them on the road o success Call, write or telephone. It is begter to call. WDOD'S SCHOOL. Fatablished 1885, 311 Easet Capitol BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. Civil Service Examinaticns. pectal Intensive coureos t Patent g St A, aod Sl e, e SEHBAL K cor Ththan . B FE B EMPLOYMEN' STENOGRAPHERS. 1t AND : RADES hookkeepers. typisls, cleri al heln. Free rexis 'fl" M. 2876. « ity Employment Service. ____ HFLP—¥ BILLING CLFRK must be accurate: give malary "expected. Address office. COLORED GIRL for cooking | housework : stay at nights: £0od home. Woodley_rd GIRLS (251, color 1 Pua. ‘musical comeds ;' experience unnecessa Cali any morning 11 am, Ask for Mr. Ste- phens. ~ Hownrd Theater. T &t. at 7th HOUSEKEEPER. _Aonly 1760 K s SOLICITORS—PGsitions open to women in- terested in educational service: congenial work. good remuneration: own time: may fed in connection with another occ " Call now at 1417 Gallatin st. n. STENOGRAPHER or typist: ouisiie work contral husinees locatio ‘onili.Address Box 182-E, STENOGRAPHE] urate: preferab flic: cxperienece: willing 1o help with Clerical work. Reply in own handwriting. stating experience, references and experienced pected. Address STEN( 3 fe; EnCaH, Prdirees Box 1565 Staf oo FEEDERS and catchers, ex- perienced, white, for flat work department. Apply Ambassador Laundry, 1426 Irving st. n.v ] “Box eneral 3403 #00d_100KInE. CHRISTMAS TREES. holly, SITUATIONS_DOMESTIC. ___ | 53Usne, ete will gerlver AMERICAN WOMAN wishes housekeeping FOTR RA fi'thiodkri homa where cabable service is. ab. | 60 1o1ty Fafo preciated: good cook: clean. reliable: where (joe W, A. B 1o other ‘woman is m charge: nurse if neges- | Frpterits B! A Box 100-E, Star office. _ Credit-cash. Special diseoint Tor cash Save LORED WOMAN desires work, iq hot money. _ Bity at Honwood's. Kth and K ste. charwoman or nurse. 49 $®8 | FORNITURF GIFTS are bermanent gifts. Visit the “Wright Co_ 005 7th st. n.w. “Christmas Furniture Store." HOME FURNISHINGS—Every item of util- ity for ‘the homo will be found from our unlimited asgortments. Dulin & Martin Co 1214-18 G st_now. JOIN OUR XMAS PLAYER-PTANO CLUB a $650 instrument for $505: terms to mem- ::el‘:‘l-sflfin(“llh l':]l;l;fiu:n .’lg‘mm‘llhlyonmvr s 8 Fenuine % BeMolt & Co.. 12¢h and G ste. nw # N OUR BIG XMAS VICTROLA CLUB many advantages: join now: immediate de- livery on any style. 0. J." DeMoll & Co 13¢h and G sts. n.w. £y )2 e))'l,P.? ‘A t'a"!cllns"for &, !il h&l‘hl‘mlm' e or cxpen B n Co 13787 F R nw e Do < | PRACTICAL GIFTS ARE BBST—Comy and select an odd wing chair, armchair, bhou L sl | doir ‘chair, ete. Standard Upholstory Store PERSON WIHOSE CAR WAS 1. COLLISION | 2810 Tath Oo. bm. 23° vith mine in garage on l4th Ly Monday | PRAYER and Hymn Bool pecial 107, dis- night,” Dee. 145 communicate ‘meat | L ] g 0 Orice.” Address G M. H-. Box 180-1 ' Starmce. | SH4NE 197 the holiday. Fursell's Dook THE LASTING _GIFT — OOK, expericics dinners or cooking by the day: laundry work by dozen taken home. Phone Potomac 1764. COOK and waitress. excellont, in private family: colored girl' (7th Day Adventist). good roference: $12.50 weekly. or by thé day. _Potomac 480 4 Phone North 4161 $ NERAL HOUSEWORKER. reliable; stay wits: steady worker. 1344’ Taylor ei. n.w. WOMAN, Main 3240 ¢ 3_16th et. n.w. WOMAN. colored. wants wash to fake home. Phone Col. 6792 ‘or 7562 Hobart pl. i | ate. ¥ | CARPENT _ | vou wait - | PAPERHANGING. CELLANEOUS. ued.) 5 BOOKS BOUGHT — All Peariman’s Book BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, 2 " (Continued.) DELICATESSEN—No better location: door to theater: weekly receipts $ year lpl]mb rent, $250 nru-»k a 18" real bargain: #o act uick. shalll D20 N Y. ave. nw. ONE OF WASHINGTON ! terias is on the market at fect location: doing Kood bu oNey ; reason for s 1 Dropomtion 1o FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU (Continued. RICH TOP. SOIL, fine for lawns, $5 per truck or wagon load. Apply A. Loffler Pr vision Co., Benning, D. C. > T};b:\u\' BOOKS., BOOKS. kinds, them in. Shov. 933 G st. n.w. S CAMEKAS. wois of cvers kmd. Beld giasses, sBotguna: anything you have 19 sell. Groce 1 w._Ph. Frank. 83 Jewelry und old gold Alvin® Hoffa, diamond n.w'. Rooms 17 and 18 ENCYCLOPEDIA _ BRIT Fand. Ad Box 199-F FEATHER BEDS and furmiture vaid, Square Deal Fupniture CLOTHING—Will cail in my uniettere toraobile city or suburbs. and DAY You nigh- ¢ prices ‘for Tadles’ geaticmen's, children ded_ clothing of ‘all descripiions. ~Ad- al or ohone. T wiil call. ice. . n.w. North 1786. BEDS and _furniture’ highest Kive us o call. Eagle Furniture Fth st 4 gaoe N0, FUR next S Targest DIAMONDS, for cash barkain broker. (5 ond. b ITURE OV'T. £ deaks, file cavinets. Chaire and taties: tremendous <t crsthing you need for your offie WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO Furnitire Dept.. 310 #th St. N, NOOD—WOOD—WOOD. Mixed wood. mostly oak: well seasonec in 10 and 20 inch lengths: $18.50 gz' delivered W Elmors. Box 1| Va. Phon 42-3-1. 3 DIAMOND BARGAIN Must be sold at once $300 blue-white solitaire dia mond ring, extra fine color cut and fiery gem. Handsome lady’s mounting. $225 $200 blue-white solitaire dia~ mond engagement ring. Very fine cut and fiery gem. Beauti- { ful lady’s mounting. $125 21i-kt. perfect solitaire dia-~ mond ring; fine, fiery gem; 18- kt. white solid gold mounting. Party must sacrifice, $490 175-kt. solitaire diamond ring: fine white; slightly imperfect; 1l set diamond in lady’s or ! man’s mounting. A real bar- gain, [ E ¥ FROM U te lir Comp! Star offier ers ot prices g 301 Eye | MEATS, GROCERIES. Tiutions tobacco. two kinds of gasoline downtown: 1 from car huve 4 Won Ad-| #1500 immedinte . posséenon Arews Box 144.5 GROCERY Class: will s 518 Florida ave. n.w. Eheie ALIST ON NERV HEUMA Lot oil, eicctrical and hand macsages JAME GOYETTE, 024 1 st, n.w. S—WILL BUY FOR CASH § e borde, What have vo L} e Roroom house inquire 820 11tk and store, 4 one mile gouth’ of Lau ngton Balto houlesard pasable $1.000 cash. balance $50 pe: Write' and owner wiil call. Box 164 o BEAUTY PARLOR. Excellent location in hotel in residential section: very ' low Iy, _Phone REAVIS. North 34 “MARKLT—First ApPy FILIPT I N TURE. household efferta. bric-a-brac wanted: #00d prices: entire or part ¢ See wo before selling. Adams Phone Smuls ROOMT E . business section. STATION month j AT highest Y51 T0th st nw FURNITURE—Briroom, o livire room. in Dnderwood tme dava, Phone Tir | FURNITURE—If you have any furnitare of | other koods 1 and “vou' Want (0 obiain et reeuli s Notes. 315 Bth RNITURE WANTED. oom i odd T brices. Ca Main 7100." 249 1 ronm and tes Or odd pieces. piano, . eic.. within Dext 10 | FOI SALE—MISCFLLANEOUS EDROOM. aining room 1 a turz, planos. everything. at_au every Wednesday and Saturday. Shaunon - Anc.. Auctiobeers. 304 10t: sehold roods wanted. | S o Stal With “orices ‘T vay 1ot &R 2500, nds wanted best prices *, G 100 La CRNITURE of all Capital Fur or phone Fran URNITURE. | 1 i g carpets, ete. or have me call. | nw. % a 1amonds and_old 1 Vi o, mant facturing. dept il Seingsr s, Bi8 F ot "Adanis BUFFET—Mano old: 51t Sut | i Phrone Ad CEDAR CH stuffed Jivini arawers: w CHRISTY on OLD ailv welry nee ull cash vaiu 50 to date. $290 S1,000 solid platinum flexible bracelet; 85 large, fine dia- monds and sapphires; must be sold at once. S754 before buying dia- latintm. o need arded jewelry anufacturing dept. | A Kabn "fac. 955 | Jeweirs: fine, | . Arnold! RISTMAS TRE fay schools Brown's Md. On and Georzes AND OFFICE FIXTURES ot svery | o bousnt and woid. Call Baltimore 616 ‘Lonisiana ave: Main 8087 USED FURNITURE for ¥ roome, complete | uites and odd pieces Ad. 64 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found nec- ary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For ssion to Recommended Serv- n call Main 5000, Branch $5 (0 S15. Big valyes. Fet best selection See us monds. KAHN OPTICAL CO. 617 7th St. Al NITY TO BUY DIAMONDS AT A BIG SACRIFICE TO RAISE CASH. Lady's solid platinum di mond flexible bracelet; one of the finest makes, set with 88 very fine large blue-white dia- monds and 18 genuine emeralds. Party paid $1,530; in need of ready cash will sell at a big sacrifice el .$875 Lady's solid platinum dia- mond engagement ring; weighs carats, guaranteed perfect; mounting is very fine hand- made, set with 23 beautiful dia- monds. One of the biggest bar- gains ever offered, and a real buy for quick action......$785 Lady’s solid platinum dia- mond dinner ring, set with 17 beautiful diamonds; cost origi- nally $325. Party in need of ready cash will sell at once for ...8185 Lady's diamond engagement ring, guaranteed blue-white, weighs 14 carat and 12-100; set in an 18-karat white gold basket roadcloth: suit- | 3% inches long i Must DIAMOND CLUN’ laay's. $5; fin TER 2 wateh and 1nge repaired: matiresses ed. Columbia | mattresees lumb 8. o5 s Dt del. 8679 about 3§ Christmas o aie = work guaranteed ding Co To16 n.w. Main LSSES. hox epr es and prom Fetinw. pillows. down com- | renovated and re covered. | _7th. _North 10145, | . 3 1 gold-head cane. Dieces. 1 gas stove. 822 Shepherd ELI TERRY CLOCK. antiaue. woo Derfect ondition: 100 Ca EVE i dress: size 1 5 10th st. n.w | children & hop., 2 - Tittle u Room _17. 1410 »f T4-roon = fireless ~cooker, fables, ice small ‘stoves: handsome brass ' beds with exceptionally fine mattresses: dark quar- tered oak bureau and chiffonier with mirror. Lall in excellent condition: also many other - | pieces of furnitu keeping necessi- including Co.. 1 ER_A cstimates furr ne North Tobhing R Blankes 1532 NING. UPHOLSTERING Work” lowest prices. Line 3. L. L. Bailey. 211 _P: upholstered ARMSTRONC 3. Nuf- ISHING, P. reduced o “Tel. Pot. 551, _jn LOORS—FLECTR.C MACHINE and hand finishing _eflicient: reasonable: reliable serv. Fiee. E. NASH. 2471 9th at. Col. 4231 | FLOORS CHEMICALLY Hansen, W. 2 UPHOLSTERET Est. cheerfully given. Returned ENSOE. 1421 $th st. nw. N. 1702, AUTO RFPATRS—'Duco” paint- dan’ door repairing. Cen- ral Auto V 44051 1 «t. n.w. Fr KEYS—Duplicate kevs, 20 centa: m Turner & Clark, 1233 N n.w__Basement._Fr. 3005. | TESSENGER SERVICE imas kervice. Let us hel j Christmas srerente bedroom suite. | trigerator. day after 6 pm. Apt. 34, 11 1 d; <0 e Wednes- e. tly used: by pay mo: W. Witams. | RANGES. new and sl less than half price. Fuar: E M GA “all sizes d handsome_and_ D will sell for R0 Apt. 21, 3401 verv “ort 3370: all iath new standard gauge. five repd . track. $25 complete. . Apt. after 6. 23° pecial Christ. nta deliver your 5120 mounting; to appreciate this big bargain you must see it. .$137.50 N, refrigerator. fed cari; Kitchen fah engerService, Inc AT S PAINTING rlces dor this month ‘only. Av A e L R Brimtink, DlasternE g low prices seed o1l used exclusively. Cash or terms. Philadelphia Decorating Co. Inc.. 811-817 9th st. n.w. 30% PAPERHANGING—ROOM and up. T. GEORGE, PAPERUAN et hall, '$80 PAPFRHAN REFRIGERATORS—Second-hand, for purposes. McCray Refrigerator Co., 807 H st n REFRIGERATOR. McCray_ 73 2 able for hotel. Jelicatessan. restaurint | small_market: ‘other meat_ market fixt Fulton v RINGS—K. of ¢ e to_closn estate. SAXOPHONE. alto. bran s keys. gold bell. "case. 10 free lessons. $1%5: convenient terms: used saxophones. violins. etc.. sale or rent. Beard Stadio. 3471 13th Lady’s diamond cluster ring set with 7 large blue-white dia- monds, looks like a carat and 4 solitaire. To be sold at once fony ....$67.50 Gentleman’s diamond ring, a beautiful gem, full of life and brilliant ; weighs 1 carat and 5, less 10 points; set in the latest style green gold mounting. Party in need of ready cash will sell at once for ....$182.50 Lady’s diamond solid plat- inum engagement ring, a beauti- ful gem, weighs 1 carat, less 14 points; set in the latest style victrola: Call ‘atter 6 pm. "Owen. Apt. 4. mounting surroupded by dig- VTIRE. %% %, PISK fonr Dodes iourine | monds and sapphires. Party in doors. Winter "front. fit Packard 12. Robin- | need of ready cash will sacrifice at once for. oo 9235 son. Vermont Garage. rear 1116 Vermont | A written guarantee with all Box lead. pure 1 M. 5 PAPERE A 253+ 1ith ting at lowest prices. G n.w. Ph. Fr painting papered cash o Tanehroom —ejii: pupe continued business ecorating ¢ INES—Hub _Special o d. 5 tandard d. £18. Sinzer d. h.. § . $5-$35. 11 Fth ‘Nort) Oben SEWING MACHI h. New Home, $15: Standard, $1 §10: others at $5: all guar. $3 mo. Renting and re S. ¥. Singer Shov. 313 _ave. SWEET CIDER—Best New York. per glass jug. delivered. 60c. - Samug1 C. Co.. Tnc.. “telephone West 190. S day. % = ABLE. mahogany: settoe. portabie Vieto: e 6754 S nd mateniate need We can arrange feline Trom B %o 24 monthe o pay wIthout (et "Prione Adame 6132 for esmate: A erie PIANO TUNING, $2—W. erzl plano repairs and rebuil estimate, Prices reasonable. chanics. Work uaranteed. Co. 64t Db afizo on gen- ing. Get our Siilled_me- Sanderson- inc. 3 ED_repaired ana _rebuilt—Hign MCHUGH & LAWSON. 12 FROM WORN CARPETS last 0ld Laurel Eclivse. Main 8390. Rugs for sale. . R¥FPAIRED The “sell s 3 nw.” Fr RUGS WOV a lifetime. 508 10th & TYPEWRITERS { Tynewriter Co. | tynewriters. Reoult repair STMAS W, ILK VEST. size 30 T, both 7OF SPFCIAL PRICFS FOR XMAS 3 only. Average size room scraped. po) | n. papered with polychrome paver and jer for $12. xift for children on every contract for £100 or over. Cash or terms. First payment in | January. 1026, Free estimates. PHILA. | RRLPHTA DECORATING €O INC.. 811817 | oth’st now. M. 2236 236 ! FOR_THY FAMILY. | CRYSTAL SETS complete. $4.75 and up: tube sefs _complete, $9.95 to $150: loud gpeakers. $4.75 to $35." Radio and Phone Shop. 703 9th at. n.w. PETER PAN GIFT SHOP. “the shop that 1a ;" at 920 F st. no 2nd floor: open both day and evering: has all kinds of Unusunl and, exelusive eifts: handmade and decorated articles. calendars. pictures. toys. fl{w home-made candy and boxed fruit cake at_re 2! YOU WILL FIND GOOD GIFT G ticns here: Vases. trays. silverware. barrel sets. clocks, glassware, untain pens. toys. &reeting cards. tanestries: free ~souvenirs | with every dollar purchase. Palace Gift Shov. 525 Oth st. n.w__Oven evenings. 23° WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. JOHNS T HOME valid and convalescent: ui vision. _North 7063. 16 SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, $3: included: by expert operator Sweden: ' trained nurse attendant, 1020 15th st. n.w. Phone Main 872! SWEDISH MASSAGE BY GRADUATE MAS- | scuro, treatments by appointment. Phone Main ‘5179, e A GRADUATE IN FLECTCY WILL GIVE jou_sclentifle freatment: sxceusive welght re- ducea by new_methods. Phane Pot. 1447. | PIANG. HARMONY. COMPOSITION, JAZZ, syncopétion, rag, new sloe drag taughi: eat | or mote: beginners or advancea pupiis: music | 1905, | 4106.% composed, arranged, published. Est. Sepegn, Al o o MIDDLE-AGE] ADY POSITION going L WIS! 25 Turse-companion. to elderts 1 o Ronsider position in - Digier and day ht 50" 181h ‘s TY from DANCING? WHY _MESS UP YOUR HO. Rent large room. fine floor, in close-in sub. | home. Reasonable. Lin. 9264-J. . | FACIAL, HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED. | | $1: facial treatments. 75¢ and $1: hot oil | thampoo, $1: plain shampoo. 50c. 309 Kres A room with nureery paver as | Avel nw 9 our diamonds. FISCHER’S, i 5 i S your old umbrellas away: bring ST AT WRITERS—American Tvpe writer Co.. East Capitol &t. Rent greatly reduced. ncoln 82. 'y repuilis, ‘Nothing sold or rented that 1§ not good Underwoods, Remiogtone, L. C. Smithe, Hoyals, Portables. We can save you b or 35 menghly Washington & experien ra in Washington, S250. S cema 1 G st 24¢ | WINDOW _AND DOOR ~SHADES—GOOD quality opaque shades fitted to your win- dowe, R5e" the best auality of opaque shides, S1.15: hune free. We will samples. KLEFBLATT. 11th and H Linc. 879, WINDOW SHADFS AND SCREENS —FRFE estimates. J. M. BUTLFR & SON. 2031 Ninhnle nve ‘€a " Timeoln 10193 B e ] BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FSTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR SALE in Fast growing northwest section: wonderul opportunities all year round. Owner, lea ing for Florida. will sell at inventory. Ad- dress_Box. Star_office. g Steam table; doing nice bu encap: casp or ATCH REPAIRIN W formerly_with best jewe B RADIO AND EQUIPMENT 7 ORTH AMERICAN RADIO. 6 10th st. n.w.—Jeflery super-eight, in cluding eight tubes, $150. Call for demon. General repairing. Fr. 1274 28 2TUBE CROSLEY SETS. $20 com- $0 stripped: renair and cobstruction & North 8914-J . latest | T VRI Underwood No. 6 TYPEWRITER. Underwood “No. “5: latest make: S35 cash for quick eale. THIIW, g TYPEWRTTR RENTAL SERVICE. 1891, Underwoods, L. C. Smiths. $3 25 mo.: 3 mos, in adv.. § VACUUM CLEANER. H: $65: take $25: A-1 condition. Adame Rovals $16. Complete 1438 Horv; " | WILL EXCH. | Euafanteed, 4 | fofianer. Dot | SETS Tates ected wo Fiorida Tote. 0 set complete. ist. Nat'l Bank BId. PLETELY TESTED for troul d_and réjuvenated in set: d. Kennedy s, Ad: titien VACUUM CLEAN ¥ - Bureka condition: attachments 900. price, iy L | VICTROLA, cost $150; records: also Under- | X ter, No. 5. nearly new: chgap t old solo instrument: VIOLIN. o i- Sacrifice.~ Address Box 191-E. varius model. Star_office. azines: first-clase T 5 o Price, 506 F st. store: n.w, Bidg. MARIE STEVENS, 1ith and G sts. 'i: ROOMING HOUSE. including furniture. for sale, 1016 Eye of. nw. " g3e> S _TO ANNOUN MISS NEVA W] iy PPE (beauty parlor). 8 of AUCTION SALES of furmiturc of ail kinds. planos, business eguipment, etc., every Wed- | Seliate G What you” Bave for ‘sale: imat wi o1 " Shannon, Caldwell & Co-. Auctioneers: 304 st. n.w. Phone M. 9272. G (me cast-off). We pay 10D of “everything a_mad wears,"bata etc. Send for us at once. Auid ealls. ain 4145 Justh’s Old Stand. 619 TER. at the SHINGLE SHO! rmer Aed st 708 ELEVERTH A now_located at the corne VE! AND F STS. N.W._ over & Whitmore's jewelry -store. ‘Entrance b s i REX CONCRETE MIXER. No. 7: 1 #-n_ electric pump with motor; i Ingersol Rand concrete breaker: 4 No. 80 Bover riveting hammers. Apply construction ofice. May- 1007 20th ST. N.W.—0 large rooms and 2 baths: hot-air heat, ‘elec.: £00d_location for rooming house: reduced rent. Call for key. Franklin_6129. 'PRESSING SHOP with shoe shine and 35 | flower Hotel. i el equipped and ready for busi- | SHOW CASES AND STORE FIXTURE: ness, can”be bousht or fented only by re: | SAMFLE FLOOK AND COUNTER CACHd s e white party. s BePetle s Dasinces of a lifedme. “Call 1120 | FACTORY. L 7 Sth st €e. BALTIMORE. MD. edigreed, — house RSIAN, _ KITTE ot. 1955-W ken, $25. $20 and $1 COLLIF, PUPS. xanulne podiere: ! LT - g (Continued on Next Page.) ¥ 2 5. ice.