Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1926, Page 38

o8 : THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. JANUARY 22. 192 EE ND SITUATIONS OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS l](EEPIN(, UP WITH THE JONE! Es—Pa Nerve Failed Him. BY POP MOM \\7|<i Now Located in Our Own Blds. CLAFLIN JAMBING TH LAWYER ! 1 i OFF WITH 42 YEARS AT A NEXT o FAS‘I’ES‘I’ IT MAY NOT BE TROUBLE LABOR 1N STATE PRISON ' | BOAT LeavE For Est. 1889 Bt o el aT Gty MEAN 2 . BY TH Ay DID vou Ever : o 3T e otutcn, RS G m v e Mg e /T vy y ( \SeUTH BHERICA ? = AL! GO_ON DowN AN' ALOYSIWUS SYNOPSIS. least, rave Wendever, countrs gentleman | folly. T examiaton.. e abots s s Robert gulped down his coffee. t o cannot hive for more than six or [pathos of the situation, as he saw it, IT STOPS p ; Wendever takes the blow | penetrated his selfishness, even touch THAT | " thouzn mothing had |ed his heart o - wize o “I'm awfully sorry, old girl,” he said. COUGH. £ sresture | “1 think you'd better let me take you fitkls one who 1s in | b one proves 1o be | She laughed at him softly. He was i i N 0t T fanily 4 vacation of | Sweetness in her face. Jites vilis Monte Catlo. | “That's nice of you, Robert,” she ad- COMPOUND s e uther swg | mitte Jut vou don't understand. OTVES QUIOK RELIEF FOR -~ Their he plses theniea 4 I:\x:\:“;.llll\"tux\‘lf ivl‘x?ewum hear Har Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat . ot~ cfoes e Rev. | “Very well, then, at half FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS i A ] S — —= USED 50 YEARS Ly & Al among his wueets | Andrea Trentino, fellow passenger| P—MALE. SLP—MALE (Continued). HELP—FEMALE (Cont'd). 3 MALE (Cont'd) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, WITH WONDERFUL SUCCESS ik it beauty, 0 [with Mr. Danfel Wegges, wife and|AUTO) E SAL SR The T YOUNG MENT() over 20 can ram YOUNG WOMAN frec to leave cit P ) 3 : Continved : T ™ Wi | daughter, from New York, entered the | Company desires tie’ servive Bronol- | ment, ' Apply F,‘"x‘i'y"i'("»‘(‘J,m"‘!.‘iu:‘“‘ T R I v 352 A Bottle \ ex= Robert, who s not [salon of the little suite which had been | Sl S ' i N > ] rducat At All Druggists i & rhinee in Gnother part |allotted to him at the Hotel de Pur ' 1517 Conn MEN TO SELL FORD CARS. 5 no one else will pay for my e . 2 MEGiNs? ck to London.” boy has evidently been drinking too | With his usual del rate gait. He kiss.| BARBERS first class, for | pust own a car »;,wm opportunity for | B - PON'T EXPERIMENT! This {much, uarrels with his host. telling {ed the fingers of the woman who | APPY Ston.w. at onee hustle 4 e IBOOKKILEILL Sellable medicine has reife L s flancee and not his{ g waited him—the Marchesa di Rient ! with knowledge of stenogr vou 1 | 14 L st. n.w Bt et wlli reliovs i S8 rio Ionees | with the full measure of that gallantry | BARER Fnd v vier and de i er | 1 ad Y o JORECE encased v him, e of that gall: ons n iy i Cibetihin Sales : Rt * i Ayt i Membership Sale T ECot T Livingston's, 90 Asi: .randma----She K & which came 1o him as an inheritance | 6 pm. $21 per week and mea | ! ey (Continued from Yesterday's Star) | from his Spanish ancestors. After. | BISCCIT SALESMAN Expe g Representative ward he held her @ moment i s ] 18x, witn el coumilinrads. ©o ABES A et | poyanted:, earn from 5 to $17.50 ver ds INSTALLMENT XXXIII. arms it Con B R, 1. ave, ne (g . a W\ Hl It x = % “Andrea!” she exclaimed. “What { BOY. white, with wheel, to an_errands § bile Associatic Headquarte B 1dg.. hotit 14 s ol Violet's Folly. ares ou Hiove Beerianast Bter sehool’ and Satubdae. 001 Pu. ave. | 17th un TEEEE T or ool OBERT was touched by Har.| He gently disengaged himself and |2 e nor| SUPERINTENDENT auto| YOUNG WOMEN e B stood apart, looking at her fnquiringly. | RO, [BlcNEEnt sin hedly 45, PSS ) shop; must be expe FOR don't know why vou're| ~Andrea,” she confided, “‘that man er miust furnish good reterences x 2 S R : = ey A e I U RN e B ver ke fack T ave iy o ¢ WK, man o0, Star B0 | enced. Give fuli reference,| TELEPHONE OPERATI with a little cateh in his | indeed. tried my best . BOOKKEETER TV PIST axerr | ability_and character. Address| =oon oA TARY DURING 2 | terjection was little more than N - — 7| Box 152-M, Star office. SHORT TRAINING { Targrave told him I have mol wn breath. She telt, however, - xpericnce pre- | PR = PER [ money than any man ought to huve, ull measure of its reproof. o GTTANE D EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. PERIOD. jand the litte T can 1 voung . must not blame me, Andrea, 2 OR GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS. COOKS, | wle doesn’t coun t Just came |she went on, as she sat by his side on enee s ! e e alE > “You meedn’t hother about that 'IA{_[,T{F AND SETUATIONS—VIALYE, FEMALY T . 1y way. Ther . ) e L4 divan and caressed his delicate-1o B s Sorth o 7 ZQUENT INCREASES As EBONITE Strings t0aStick || tincr-tina' vour ™ chiarement ith | . white bt 1 bt i T oot | CLERE wio v : ; S e ‘ Violet is broken You see, he is mo ordinary man. It} S ' iy o SoitWinds e~ AroundtheGears ferves me r : volng | deee bs (hioiah o has puls. oL hig) Taies coucarn fcommimion S : PERMANENT POSITIONS A TLONS—DOMESTIC 1an acknowled, finger for any woman in this place to|end willing fo e your bex L Y hau o 5 T 'OF E 2 his companion elosely Women are sometimes wonderful | sto. honde, real estate o 1A BETTFR CLASS eteng = « TIPA” T ST am afraid you will find it diff that way,” he remarked, slowly ahd 16, now oce { Reepec, clerical Vetn: “free tee | M. SR3 AN IDEAL OCCUPATION to re-establish yourself so far as The woman who could move Har = oinct oeis . 1130 Gikwd fu I'OR ¢ 1s concerned.” he said grave Wendever against his will must Youne ma ISINESS AXD OFFICE FOSTTIONS ¥yre YOUNG WOMEN. know th ' he admitted. possess gifts which 1 then luck,” she . - p . bermanent - - pubiie by the Was bt f Quality —and nothing 1 eaiar meement. | Give 0 for Se es. Main 2480 APPLY else but quality—that's f v Afireaa Rox 183 M Star office 22 \\(I l(l 'H\\!]\"]I ll \\" ESS ROOM 1, EBONITE all over. 3 i f}”f\'}l; AINTER Camme o : r.v,q,‘.:\.‘.',-, Bldr 1 722 12th ST. N.W. ; ‘\(_;’(’15‘;‘:";{‘»}&#1 i s = =—a THE ( ,‘H(-rv(_ CHESAPEAKE AND ' : Pl el L 80 POTOMAC “position i PELEPHONE COMPANY. Wgnt five-pound cans next P ELP—DOMESTIC (1TS SHREDDED OiL ) : ; ¥ : : o . 8 i RVICH m‘n»\:uw &Y ’ ISSIONS ¢ REAR AXLES o g L ! = BAYERSON OIL WORKS SO 7‘\‘,‘ z 1 WANTED—SALESME CQLUMBIA 5228 X . i at o - andt oo ‘ w SALESMAN INSTRUCTION COURSE HOFRENCH GERMAN (UTTER MEAT CUTTER MEN—One of the nee com B Y HAC., V4 I B PERSONAL Dariea wikhes 10 1 o Take | Teacks v : ity to ma ne. 15 Hiclin Gr4 { jarzs le Jenrning: full or art | TUTORING BY MAIL OR IN PERSON time contracts given those who quality if | Low i | desired. - Address Box 3-H. Star office _ i . | preferred: character and | K ation’ 1o on - eaton < VOCAL PUPILS WA ClltlcuraComfortsTender Rl s i Pl for eervice work. over y T EGSE . Wi “YOURE A FOOL~ fIE DECLARED. SHORTLY., | R Aching Irritated Feet . y 2 it Violet’s fed up with me and T don't |declared, sorrowfully. “I led him to| B Bathe the f . t e always was too|hope for everything. He quite well | 3EY, 41 p] 3 ome : 4 understood that, although he was too Room $H01. 1 ART “AND with Cuticur : od for te added with a little | olite 1o admit it. It was useless.” "E_BOY by ter, then follow with a light appli- irst of candor. “T think we'll | “You weren't at the boat.” he said, e cation of Cuticura Ointment, gently X ctter as pi after a moment’s pause—‘'neither you rubbed in. This treatment is most i ' Hargrave confessed. “to | nor Hobsc successful in relieving and com- find th u are so sensi That| “My dear Andrea.,” she reminded |sion will forting tired, hot, aching, bx ends our little talk. then .| him. “'you came in eight hours before | experienced Ing fest. The curtains were thrown back.|you were expected. I saw the ship | Srehar 1e butler wred with o litte bow. | from my window as I dressed. and I | ranks ff??,z-‘;.f’.” ont 2 m 5. 5. ser he announced, | hastened here as quickly as I coul |u - . teara Lasorat el Sass g ; R Toon : (Copyrizht: 1926: by E.Phillips Oppent o i p - 3 isfaction insur | SITUATIONS—VAT W™ Cuticura Shaving Stick 25¢. | t o 1o both of : o e e B i hinbent. miore sion. That curious air of aloofness, | T i CAWYVER and TR | AR T 23°_ et S e NEYLAN HEADS HEARST g s i e She Hoth e PROPERTIES IN WEST | erener “Rudres: s 3 . u f fm(uTo SALESMAN = 1 e i y in L ha e HARMONY OSITION. SYN 1 e At i i Publisher of San Francisco Cal| i3 St “\';,’m STTRGONTRATT RSk "3k Pofinners or advanced. | 5 X | . 3 it h e i WANTED MEN A WOMEN F the future 11! Becomes Chief Counsel—Others R | e een nd Tars Heie Are’ Promoted. y ; e o Pape’s Cold Compound” {:i " i ertiiess. e [y e Aseo & |} SAN FRANCISCO, January 22 ¥ Breaks a Cold Right Up n s JC5eIEL & | onn Franels Neylan, pubiisher of the | STAASTAS orm. | San Francisco Call, has issued the | Addrese Box S0o. Hnt = iiave A | NOW Is & good ime 10,1 1 into | following announcement g L a hustiing £ {h | will fit vou for life’s d ht p " egret A course in our schoo 3 poi e Because of the increasing impor n oo the roa until three calou found himself more than|t#h¢e of the Western properties of | SALESMAN. th 3 T Wodh's “CrRGHT; fab) {and: cont - L] ‘:'f\"),“”\”” 1Nt taken. The f e onee surprised. She had definitely ..\‘H» t Publications, Inc., and of the | 211 Fast Cabitol St 2 always gi e it seemed, left his world, without ‘!n-l onal interests of Mr. William Ran- | 3 L ade. preferably FRENCH. SPANISH ENGLISH KEITER wed tomorrow.) ated Press { 1 foet. Al e e an v Vaparle of i oih . HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. The second h trouble or effort. Already these other | qolph Hearst in the Western part of Pankers and bis business executives to i OTPL uitor, wom doses of v > two —Hafgrave hd she—seldor = . long-catablished service with national { MARRIED COUPLE. man fur jamtor, wo Bt though they ad sed each o~ |the United States generally, the fol- | feptatian. vers desir S | 'um~ preferre i wag P some understandi ¥ “Jokn Francis Nevlan retains the | Aadress Box 1633 affice " { SPLENDID quartes :ui-v i exhanee take. s ned barred. He e resitey iy SALESMAN,_expericnced in_ canned gou 7 pply 1211 Shine e e Frargrave had left them | Vice presidency of Hearst Publications, | v cri} potel nd inatitation trade. ADDI Millioes use Pane ut it while Hargruve had 1eft them | i und, in addition, as of January 1, | Evais W. Hook & Company. Inc. Baitimore. | Millionsiuse {empomllytosanswer e Seen L hecomes chief counsel of Hearst | M — HELP—FEMAL Cold Compor selictabions of wou e Llications, Inc., and its subsidiaries, AN Lo gary ae 8 side hio | XTTERATION HAND. at_onee. experionced | oxpericn el 3 supervision of Mr any 4 +ygndertul o joniy.” Mr. Hol 3280 Wiscor ave. | place *sts on the Pacific Coas Smmiseion paid: The DIll Compny. | B.w \ind Sir Harg % sked, : ts on the Pacific Coast e R : sy PERENTICES. 2 for Dorathy Coffer Sct i : 5 u has also been elected a 1 - ; LosDomt oo > . X Thand B ttle susp . seem on 3 andcoriect ity 1723 14t ? ittle suspis meraber of the executive council of ali | pALFS) frmit to operate DIAMONDS, {the Hearst interests in America. He hosition. Was { PARLOR — Expert_operator for | PAINTING 1 | will retain the presidency of the Call 22 ¢ I nicuring, facial, permanent position. | bestof refs blishi ‘0. and the chairmanship | v e work: must 1 eri | POSTTION a5 % board of directors, and will be | §4} exhenenied ustdicy 7 ek iaraIsh g, epert: | POSTTION an_ relieved of the detail responsibility as | need Gnpiy. Luttrell-Chi i |vEteRas Sl vodie publisher of the San Francisco Call. | 14th and R. T ave. n.w g onfing § lianle as rare “Charles S, Young, for three ve (SN perienced. by lone v GRS T T B S e e fererces | past publisher of the Oakland Post-En. | Salb ot ew hon Bl et e Sa e VOUNG MAN, - o q\mw is promoted to the position of | a property: apnlicants with cars { ooy n 1f ne . 2 en | publisher of the San Francisco Call. preferred: "Wl consider anpheations of me | (i e Hox. M. Sta : ‘Richard E. Carrington. for three "referances required. Addrese Box 219-K. ! GIRL WANTED HEht factory —w is Tiyvears past advertising manager of the - & ik, ADBLY Mt Choiomen i b -f“,\ 3504 land Post-Enquiver.” T Edaon. 901" Federal-American B, Bids. | GIRL—FExperienved on collars,~ Ay s Call P i finishin S SALESMAN— Experienced: ref T OI'NG MAN d v \ { FoRR o e o e s o nave| CLAIMS THAT BUSINESS i CR foastied: | o work' 0 opportunity of chucking me, S GTYASATESIEN who s 7 y : i P o s speecn, oo | DOMINATES PROFESSORS | it #0 s Sll oy Vil i | ssescen qomp s | Bt Bl Y A Dew o work and wants (0 make big | ger on work Piriice bt upon s : “What has happe tween vou rent terms somehov “I dare sav we do,” she admitted Nothing much has happened, except 1 ted for London this morn nd he came after me and brought back “Recause of last night Jast might" she as-| air and cleared out e whole 1 v is finished.” she FLOORS hinn Don't ring it up again. | e +i5hia angwereds “Xou ant I both mones. | State Wl varteplara i our’ st i Ay 0 : s - 5 ow it is you have chucked me. You | Wisconsi i Tetter: * Address Hox Star olice v edcation i -4 ; Sens]b]e Adv]ce Tt e Alone. duy after day 1o spend| Wisconsin University Regent Says|Sprcrairr SALESMEN "(10) wanted for | 41 i : 2 sl {my time anyhow, with any one, while They Fear to Support Farm L rente: Iunch: roume " QPPORTUNITY Sidton: NG MAN_ 18 wanis st vou spent vours with Mlle. Zelie and A iret. b saloa | Rseocia orthern . divi 4 3} Aboc t Piles! iy one else who happened to amuse Improvement. 5 red, retumed first o\ mooriwomen | u Hes. vou. It wasn't a fair bargain, Robert. [ po (oo hE A e R T grmy “.m\\_“_-\“” jzuatiis byl s Sl 00t SniORROE SIS AR e i Ro" ¢ = this e, we g 3 JOKREEPER. dout No g E i ~ er with piles tunity of ending it i e SR H remun; This is not | ence. with ability ans 2o Eil s outhgpley Tkor what T deserved, 1 suppose, | Busine intérests are controlling cer. | g £l e fo o canviitng Dropodition, Bt | : e ol to advise! A amid suppository || he admitted. “But Violet— aln professors in the University of h-class membershin oLy | " relieves tubborn case “vell?” Wisconsin College of Agrieniture. Aa | T 2 t he expert- | hetween 10 and 11 am.. or 5 rm that will 4 a simple. but certain s ion of “You're not going to be idiot enough Lt state salary. | at divisional headquartérs - , v and wiling i L N AT SN Eea semblyman George A. Nels f”“ ’\.Mm..k B B otation GO P iiexnna e ROk 250N A - Al \GING AND PAINTING L it 2 town regent e ersi S = G Tt: mustibe | V8. nd floor SEDE - ey 1 en 3 EC P > un_ otherwise embarrassing and |{to fall in love with Siv Hargrave, are [(9Wh. _“"mp,,‘;‘xfg 1 e eIy, | NOUN A 2 R L e TR | 3 5 A nera e | jewelry noeded facta ¥ ? painful cendition you? : In the | TeKents g ol o ALt Tinte e R s b tagi!® t od t posi- | Bl caeh alu s e She listened for a moment. In the : LA FOUN 10 drive 4 JGRAPHER—A real opportanity for pable, gentie: | pla d also ionit ek plles Aol distance they could hear the conver-( M, Nelson, who is a “dirt” farmer, | YOUNE 31 v 10 | Sdvancement offered to one With experience an: hours, § am, 1o 5 1m.. ren v e DO ber of your family. Ti it | Sation at the telephone still proceed. | $aid that the professors refuse to sup: | make connection with large corpe Parker-Browner Co.. Cherry | tion, SI18 per week. Address Box W ay highest prices. velief Pyramid always O e hed eross the qable, [Pt @ program of agricultural im. | chance for advancement to g i Rossisn, va. : ce S0 S vours for the asking any || o % o deflant expression in her |Provements. which he said the farm. | [Dust have permic and be carel WOMAN, Tadicx’ and | cent il MAK and tailoring. home or ¢ drugstore, and only sixty g a8 e ers 0.!' Wisconsin “;;m because they | Bie” reference. " Address Box 205-M. new Work: Food coat b A : : " : : face. ) {4, | fear business organizations may exert | ofce. i Sl o TS e Thousands could tell i “Phis s iatter. Robert,” she said, xert | office. T — WOMAN, r confiden- | desires magic! Bleeding. even hadiy pro T T T e aid: | sufficient pressure to remove them | YOUNG MAN. Eou strone. 10 drive Ford e ‘Address Box | voin 0 truding hemorrhoids are s nderstunding between us. 1 think 1{from thelr positions U ireferred. Call Main Kot D £ 12 ! - | sowE we N envelopes iately by th maer 5 i His stitements were made in op- | Yor aras tore: excelient oppor- | WOMAN. capable. with stend e or Gyp- | culars iately by these wonde sive been in love with him all the YOUNG MAN in dr ) ppor- | WOMAN, ¢ e omont . | soiare. . L Line_ 86 t e of i, vosition 1o a proposal that county | tamity. ABBIY In WHENE KNS e fermcos Sperience: e JERGARTNER of expericrr little comforters ne. Last night 1 was sure of it 3 I8 S eiving Ieleren Hfimte. | Central Savings Ba g ND! A LOL expevien “morning 1 was more than ever ultural agents be provided for |ase. etc. Address Box =56 s . WOMAN, rofined. experienced, 10 1&g _or- | noon. Telephone between. 10 and Would you like o f1Ih end 51 haven't o chance, I|three additional countles. The reso- o i Trae some | ders. for lingee. 206 10th st Qi 3 il P,'« i Foe G an't compete with all these | lution was adopted, however. . Who wanis fo learn the auto. | YOUNG LADY | nool sradlaie, 10 us- | NURSE fuatr. SORHOn i nakers. Pyraimid Dr / other women of his world. Still, you | 5% -+ No. 2 X av for business course. ADPIY 2 profes references furmisned. o Ac ANING AND P . Fonomy W = ¢ Rasmiond. Trianglo | sist teachiors in “Srading papers in” seturn | tor's astietavt and bookkeeptr bersona Pyramid asiced me a auestion and I have told | Pope Pius XI usually confines hig | = 2= 2 Cohore 31 T8th st~ - 2453 Suar ol 7 i sublet: owne: leaving for Fl D iy A e g vou the truth.” breakfast to a small cup of coffee and MALD YOUNG WOMAN_of neat appearance_and P) with 10 B 95 ANOS Tl > repaired and reouilt—disy “You" - dared, sl 8 i ‘ i e. by high-class | pleasing personality to interview 1 sraphic and general office eXpricnce dreires A PARTY —wishing (o —mnier | b o FoHTEE S 2t Einasiss You're a fool.” he declared, shortly. . a dry biscuit, which he dips into the | T TChle atablishment. for fur storare | heter clate. * Full or bart time. I P?n it patent ‘atiorney’ Addret HoS | Mo Rty fosweak bivsiness: bt LIRS Franiclin 5580, “T know it,” she answered, “but, at|coffee. = department. Address Box 286-M. Star oftice. | G <t n.w. 255-M. Star o Sie apital " Call "ROD G et now. 5 Cbinney NG, -