Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1926, Page 30

T30 “DIVINE HEALERS” DRAWING THRONGS Mexican Government En- forces Health Law Upon Al Patients Crossing Eorder. Dy the Associated P LAREDO, Tex: flow of hopeful tLorder to the Nuevo Laredo Ceme- tery for “divine healing” at the camp of the four long-haired Yucatecas In- dians has been checked by the Mex- ican government. In the proclamation issued yester- v the government prohibited ‘‘for- ers from entering Mexican terri who do not comply with all sani and health requirements.” The was issued by Mexican health au- thorit protective measure 1gainst of serious dis. ses congregation of . February 17.—The patients acros s a introduction among the myriad patients. The “divine heale Laredo several days ago, have thelr headquarters just outside the Nuevo Laredo Cemetery, where long lines of | persons stand waiting their turn for atment. Amon, the patients, which number upward of 10.000, are many cripples, paral blind and deaf from both the Rio Grande. Although the Indians fee for their ministrations, ceept food and clothing. — Their igion is not known here, but they ask all who seek to be healed if they believe in Dios (God). and that God | can cure them of their afflictions. They refuse to treat those who do | not believe in God. | Miraculous cures have been report- | as the result of the touch of the vine healers.” 2 specific cures here, however, have been confirmed | officially | s who came to sides of charge they no w South China Has Cash Reserve. "ANTON, February 17 (). —An offl cial financial bulletin declres that tl 1reasury the provisional govern ment of South China has a carryover | ,000,000 and the government de-| posito specie reserve of $7,000,000 | for the first time in many vears. i of =] do | Admiral Andrews And Officers Given Greek Decorations tear Admiral Philip Andvews, now commandant of the 1st Naval District, Boston, and seven other naval officers who served with him when he commanded the European squadron aboard the flagship Pittsburgh, have been awarded decorations of the Order of the Saviour by th: Greek gov- ernment. The citations ,on which the awards were made have not as yet reached the Navy Department, but Senator Butler, Republican, Masq:- chusetts, is preparing a bill to authorize the acceptance of the decorations. The other officers are Capt. I T. Evans, Comdr. James S. Wood- ard, Medical Corps; Comdr. W. F. \sey, Comdr. Raymond Spurance, Comdr. A. G. Sterling, Lieut Comdr. W. J. Hine and Lieut. H. 0. Hunter. PLEA MADE FOR FEDERAL |* LAW AGAINST LYNCHING Leaders of Colored Organizations Urge Legislation at Senate Committee Hearing. [ A plea | antilynching Congre: for ral law of | was made by representitives | ot colored organizations at a hearing befo! subcommittee of the Senate Judiclary committee yesterday Weldon Johason, ieer {of the National Association for Advancement of Colored People. vocated a cloture rule, if to obtain action by the Senate ntilynching legislation. The sub- committee was told that a bill similar to the one mow under consideration passed the House in 1922, but failed to be acted on by the Senate. Thomas H. R. Clark told he com- mittee the colored people of the South | are denied political rights ileges, but he said tley are ing Congress to take an: ure that condition. They asking. he said, that their protected. Mrs, Mary Chure city also testified in pending legislation. 1ge of a Fede at this session a | James tar the not ask- action to are only lives be support of the MONTE By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM SYNOPSIS, intry gentleman | famous London The doctor tells | r more than six or | ight takes the blow sianding aad decides 10 £0 on' with his plar | for the Winter as if notl bad nappenci: | Me fecls. however, an urge to give a hft (o | some poor fellow cre and experiments on those with whom omes_in cunu"’ | and _fina hysician until one in need of help. Thi proves a delic ooking _manicury Violet Martin, who serves him regular- He offers her and a member of her Tamily a vacation of two months at his villa onte Carlo. Not having any family, induces hier flance. Robert, to pose as | Their host kives them free cronies—the R«u ston, his financial ad- nam-—arrive at Monte | per pariy for < s guests | ) London John Pel o | i The Hargrave. Whilt < Robert. wio is not ance in another part | e oy much_and | his host t [ not s & s | and early orming | Hargrave's villa. intending to ety adon. Her host follows her, brings b ack. and forgives her thedeception Hargrave's finan, al _and enemy AndreaTrentino. arrives at Monte Carlo Hargrace has st in motion machinery to erush Trentino, and the latter begs. through his attornes. Wegges. @ is adamant. One of Trentino's hench- Toen miakes an atiack on Hargrave's ife, but THE PRINCESS W/ coeeds only in wounding himealf, Trentino as Violet and Robert abducted.” To gain thelr releass Wendever agrees to let Trentino | down easy. The next day Hargrave receives A wumnions from Princess Putralka. fells him that on account of her family she cannot divorce her husband, nor can she take him as & lover. Hargrave is relieved at her decision. (Continued from INSTALLMENT LIX. Fidelity. ‘The princess watched him go, thank- ful for the inimitable tact, his com- plete understanding of her, which sent him away with bowed shoulders and speechless. Without turning her head she heard the purr of his car as he drove down the avenue. When she looked up Fedora Fayaldi was stand- ing by her side. For the first time A trace of passion lit up her face. She gripped the comtesse by the wrist. “Fedora,” she said, “if you have lfed to me, if you have been mistaken—" The smile of Fedora Favaldi sald more than words. The princess gave a little gasp. “It is well, then,” she went on. have saved my self-respect. He be- lieves that I have sent him away be- cause I am one of those whose pride is too great for complete love. A hu- man dole! That is what he thinks me after all these year: Fedora's arm went friend’s shoulders, “Dear Stephanie,” she said, “my ifts were never vouchsafed to me for decelt. It is a very sad truth, but the Lest of men—the best, the kindest, the noblest of them—fail us in this one thing. 1 sometimes think that this =ift of fidelity, vouchsafed to us alone, is the curse handed down to us through the ages to atone for the tragedy in the Garden of Eden. You must really come and tell Hortense about vour white frocks. The lug- age has to leave tonight.” “T sometimes think,” Hargrave re- flected, as he sat up in his chair after a long silence, “that if one had to fix upon one particular spot as typical of the spirit of Monte Carlo one would choose the Cafe de Paris between 12 ind 1 o'clock.” *“What gets me,” Pellingham, who was suffering from a remarkably bad hvadache, expounded, “is that the mo s Star) around . her | Iipi | tender | seemed CARLO ges U B. Patent Ofice. all seem so amazingly fit every morning. Look at them all round us now. There isn't one of them who looks as though he had been out of | bed after midnight, and, as for having ever lost a packet, as some of them must have done, well, all I can say is you can’'t spot the losers.” Violet glanced around in mute ap- preciation. The hum of conversation and the laughter almost drowned the throbbing melodies of the gypsy band. Waiters were hurrying about on every de. Scraps of conversation floated here and there, invitations, gossip, a word or two. The sun was streaming down from a flawless sky, its heat pleasantly tempered by the faintest of sea breezes. The very air full of sweet and cxpectant hfe. Hurgrave, nothwithstanding s certain gravity whiehe I semeh with him since his visit-to the Vi Miramar, was filled once more as acutely as ever with the intense de- sire of living. Violet— in a wonderful | gown_ of rose-colored crepe de chine and the smartest of hats—was seated by his side, blissfully and confidently happy. In half an hour's time Har- grave was to see the local physician. She was full of boundless optimism. “There's only one person here who ATCHED HIM GO. looks in th® least unhappy,” she de- clared, pointing to a man who was seated on the outskirts of the little crowd. “He hasn't any*hing to drink, He simply sits and stares ahead of him. I am not at all sure it isn't the man vou tried to speak to in the Sporting Club, 8ir Hargrave, and who disappeared. Pellingham, whose glance had been one of the idlest curlosity, suddenly sprang to his feet. “My God, look out!” he exclaimed. “He's going to shoot himself.” The man whom Violet had indicated seemed to have emergec abruptly from @ trance. He" sat up and looked stealthily around. His hand had crept into his right hand pocket. There was and priv- | Terrell of this!> | SALESMAN—Large New | YOUNG THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.,, WEDNESDAY, HELP—MALE. ATTOMOBILE SALESMAN 10 sell Chev- IRI0UN. oy ARRIY Cvalon " manager. BOOKKEEPER—A good_double-entry boo keeper. thoroughly ‘experienced. particularly i douiil, work of acéounting apl. a Y. v white, for d ivery room: must have Bikh " sehool ‘ediication ad oberator's permit: vod “chance ' for - advancement. = Dupont erman ave j_years or over. to learn trade of hanic: good future for boy who ix ey nclifod a0d ot Afrald of Work Appiy Mr. Ruddach. & 50 am. Artbur Jordan Plano Co. 1230 G st n.w 4 ALESMAN who cun_sell hikh krad specialties u _offices only: §15.00 week and fommission. " State age and exverience: must be & worker._Addross 5T, Star office. COLLECTOR and saicwman: ot atrmd fo Work: xood vkt man Singer Sewing *FaT el 3010 1 wm TOR. man to take charge of rogular m:\xfin.l;cua‘“;,r 00d income: emall bond Hguired. “Apoly. in person oniy. 10 room 208" Borid_Hde.. ‘between and 10 'am EXECUTIVES AND make bix money you for the same position Call for proof at 4:30 p.m. wmorrow. Investment Building. FOOD and _storeroom Young man: Pestaurant office work. by letter only. Do not cail in person. Star_Bldg! EMAN “of al fraternity dress Box ARO-T HAIRCUTT and 7 pm., keever, A charac 0 oftic s RCEL pioi : gxood pay. Park and Park tend steam tale, in t-time work in tnlh«'l\m{ ac- commission busis: this is an 0p- for soni ext ¢ and will not interiere with your re ob: applicant must furnish réferences and tull details in application. Address Box $75-T. Sta installing’ and keepy Ay e mann's Lavndry MARKIED MA koo milker an house. mitk. firewood hed : salaby. S65 4 b wx Box 405-T. St patiies wishes 10 1 free course in b two miehts weekly: o returns while tracts given ddress Box insurance oppOrtunily o learning: full or part those Who quality 1if d-H. Star_offic appearance and I on extablished custo week while Clearning : _subst, permanent. Fuller Brush 1o solicit fire insurance: weeklv pay- in Washington: Marsland and Vir « ‘suburbs. Apply to D. W. Mclnt Room 217. Columbian Buil Tegular route can earn to cover ity by towns 0 per werk to start . Room H00. be. white wbout 16 or Apply James Baird Co.. B ers. Otis Bldz. 810" 18th. Roc NIGHT WATCHMAN_— The American ‘orporation. South Washington. south Highway Biddze. Columbia bike Z to sell stocks. $30.000 corp.: tock salcsmen beed apply Coal end . 10 sell standard radio 15t have had exper in kood opening sets outside selling _radi i dr —We have new s well as best list of We want a man that is willing d we help him make real money given. ~Wavle & Lewey homes to b used homes. o work CROPPE ored: will furnish good firewood. portunity. 17-J ~plendid on. Franklin vod team and tools Call” Mr. Thomp ork_con average 4 orders Amer " Apply 1317 F st Room $0¢ SALESMAN ted. experien thorough acquaintanceship grocers. 1o sell coffee for 4 p t wil reward intellicent full particulars. references erger & Co.. 114 South st. n pays n Maz- e havin gton house e effort ete. C. H Baltumore experienced. to evenings' per week at own rosidence: advise experience and rate ber hour. _Address Box 4 Star_office. 17 WAITER, American. to wait and _assume some responsibility during cwner's absence only one who knows cafe business need ply._Adds office. v ASHFR \(m ¥ Leo i schobl xrad Sonality: man with e in insurance oflice rtunity for the must be willing to start at emall and work long hours when necessary stating full particulars soung may baiw 3 redfaet ot Wi Gate: and with £t Smail car and Dreferred: han’ ary Wit YOUNG MAN. with high school education who wishes to connect With & Drogressiy concern. where he can gain_valu experiefice With a fair salary. details_in first letter. Address Box 470-S. Nu M ientious salesmen Bidg. 3 MEN (4) can_earn hed coneern: ste: [Room 90 with estal gales manager 9 am. 5t GOX LR\ MENT (l ERKS. 836 ln\u(mt—m Bldg.. 4 30 to 6 nm Thurs- day_or Friday. ALESMEN WANTED TO SELL FORD CARS. We have splendid openings for 2 or 3 high-class salesmen, who want to make good in the fasci- nating and remunerative auto- mobile field. Due to the‘improved Ford cars | and substantially reduced prices we anticipate the largest Spring| business in our history. Men with ability and ambition are in- vited to dm@uu the possibilities with us. For appointment tele- phone SALES MANAGER, HILL & TIBBITTS, Main 9970. PRESSER—First oughly experienced. Men's clothing. Hoffman machine. Apply at once. The Fashion Shop, 9th and E. YOUNG MAN, 24 to 35, who has made good in selling posi- tion, but feels he has reached limit of advancement. Our prop- st class, thor- w flash of metal in the sunlight, a stnothered report, scarcely heard in the hubbub of music and voices, and the man half slipped from his chair. He hung there limply for a moment, a pathetic-looking object, one leg upon the ground, his arms over the sides of his chair, his head drooping side- wise. Then he slowly collapsed as the crowd closed about him. Har- grave was just in time to keep Violet from turning around. “What was it?” she demanded, see- ing the people rush to the spot. “A man shot himself,” Hargrave told her, gravely. “Curlousl)i enough, vou were right. It was FHorridge. But 1 don’t understand.” It ‘was as though a miracle were being performed on the spot where the tragedy had occurred. In a matter of a few seconds the empty chair was back in its place, the little crowd of pecple were. dispersing and returning to their places, and even the ever watchful guardians of the scene with their ghastly burden had disappeared. The music had never once faltered; the laughter and gay babel of voices recommenced almost immediately. Pel- lingham, who had been one of the first to reach the spot, returned pres- ently to his chair. “Well,” he remarked, “so long as some one had to commit suicide, I should say the right man had done it. He ought to have been in prison long ago.” (Copyright. 1926 by E. Phillips Oppenheim.) (Continued tOmOIrow.) osition presents unlimited op- portunities for a réal man. Dur- ing time of learning reasonable salary will be paid. Write giv- ing full particulars as to age, education, experience, married or single; present employment and salary. It will do no good to call personally until letter has been received and appointment made. Give telephone number. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 816 13th Street N.W. —_— EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. ‘Ourisman no other need ofli white or_col- r col- | Address Box | MAYOR OVER AT TH' TAVE| MY GUEST AL! You ™ TH' MAYOR — GET HE MAY GWE You A 308 - WO CAN TONIGHT, AN' YOURE GONNA BE Tt INTRODUCE AND THIS, VouR HONOR 13 ALOYSIUY P MSGINIS, A GREAT ADMIRER. OF You AND RN CHUMMY WITH THE OL Boy, AND I EBRUARY 17, 1926. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Did Pa Meet the Mayor" Oh Boy YEP ON TH' LEVEL BILLY LAHIFE 'S GWIN' A BANQUET To THE AND SITUATIONS. AN T WANTA SAY ONE MORE THING AL, YOUPE TH' BEST LITTLE PAL In TH woRLD AN T LIE YoU — YouVE GUTTA NeET TH' WIFE — AN' 1 APPRECIATE oUR TAKING MY WHISKERS OUTA TH I0UP TO-NIGHT AT THAT BANQUET — YouRE REGULAR AL, AN 1T WAS NICE OF You To WALK HOME WITH Me! YES i M7 AppreciATION — G FRoM Now o Youre TN HELP—FEMALE (Cont’d). “Woman s cook. man Call Fally Church East Falls Church St P opportunity” to ten aleswomen. Dot ne o 'Salesmen but men and w in Florida of the « States. Dresent our proposi- ton 1o prospects in the city of Washinkto We offer an ovbortunity to make bix money. ¢ iu also open 1o g- *4 North Cherles st.. Ballimor arn the real Sales for ¥ Cmploy AND W OMEN- make the Iy while with _present sex evers Thursday tnard_610 Bond ""'"r— v emabilshed Wash ‘orders_ of ‘st it w: My Tailor 911 SALESMEN (3 stk mes Tor pnduistr AT St : NEW YORK CONCERN has opening, clean-cut Young men: experience unneces wary: chance of advancement: salary 1o IS and honus for resulta. ADpIY to It Rahuen. Bond Bldg., belween 9:30 | 1050 e nd : WANTED. % A real estat firm of ov 5 years' e 1 cesstul operation, now # lve, money-makn Oreanization, . nepds two good real estate saleemen. * Exceilent. oppoftunity for ambl- d xetic men of good address lield confidential. Address Box 10-T. SALENE! l\\'TRI CTION COU RSES. SHORT COURSE TO ard operating LEARN 100K P Oxtora Bidg.. EXPERT TEACH nx. facial and arch water waving and v and hot oil treatme 31 at reduction 1416-18 Park_rd S _IN MATHEMATICS Cornell graduate: $1 AS. 1408 Hopkins st = X [ I MYRTLE PRIV COPED _TAL studiooffers ~unusual | tical training evenings {¥ those desirous of makin i profession. Address Bux TYPF | 48078, g JENGT o R SHORT- WRITINC S T enims School. 1314 NS BY OLD. E ) DRIVING LESS DR tidn insured. \\Y*‘r “IN*YOUR dodas BOYD SCHOOL. 1348 G. | R SCHOOL OF BEAUTY STUDENT ure 14th st .H»[\HR![\I \RT A\h IHIiTRATI\G | ADEM sy, S instea ‘ Rhode 15] mm\ i i | cata- LTS SND 1817 RE SCHOOL | cots furnished Civil Service i xaminations. Special intensive courses for all the March eximiations-urior Mehographer,” Juniof Enit. “pentor strnographer. otice ) 1 Sfics, “One tuition | Pollce cxam. Fatelt, Ofis and gvers bight il Servies Preparatory APPREN T do Ble-entey L Smith's 1313 You st beauts ¥ between 1145 ( e Tienced. I BOOKK* EPER hours. 8 ER pot mo Earet K. COOR, reneral, Providence He TOOK._first-cl 40 experiences Brd b se. RL. expericnced, for ashinguon Cofies Shop. colored: app] 38 GIRLS, ColmT: AP o Dearane MAID, colore: “Aply plain, colored: not um»r A boarding-house cooking. 216 -ounter work. Hotel after neat ap- 3 tall_eat and Night complex- L must have best references: prefer one W albiriment. atore experienca: kood sal- Jo i renly give elereuces. Address Box 7 star o (ANAGER hosiery and_underwear dedt. Pocting Tdies’ epeciaity shove. loading i omierful opportanity oung Tady {0 {ake charge of Aorwear debt. in one of the Must be ex- ‘Addreas 6% WAVER—Ezperi.aleo general Sherator “TL‘“L- ot ooy LT s 7 b MARCEL. 1504 Con “w-rlv-nm_lnr ewing _on & G reauired. - AppIY Serne 1 PRSE Tor, aiderly Tady & Apt. Tienced only. / tonaw permancnt_posi- ies’ and men's sta PRACTICAL ot nights, West Clifton Terrac Col. 7743 RS A~ SALESGIRL. _experienced: Son e iling worker: furnishings. 1128 7th st. w.em-m Surgrise Store, 1 Apply between Sth and D ats. SALESLADY. _exper French Blouse Shop. e apaneso baz Or JARi"0e active. - 460 Pa. ced, for_boarding ) COOK. xperiencedie Sriters auick- nust beable 10 hand ENOGRAPHER-TYP] st e A perienced. able 1o le amer: ive full particulars. 5T Star office nbitious Eil »d salary to & with high-school art, more if work proves satis! details. Ad- dress Box 4 TYPIST with_ stenci must_be accurate Complete " exper ebanee for Address Box 4 ~cutting _experience ‘two_references and permancnt position. tarting salar; 53 | BOOKKEEPER. MOD}:LS-IhoroughI} expe- rienced, 16-18 vears, for fashion how. Palais Royal, Inc. SALESWOMAN FOR CORSET DEPT. Experienced saleswoman for cuh_ct department ; permanent position and good salary. Ap- ply to Employment Burcau, GOLDENBERC ()[ R’ IH 1 l()()l\ AD- IH()R- U( G III\ EXPERIENCED ON EXCLUSIVE READY WEAR MERCHANDISE RIZIK BROS.,, 1213 F |FITTERS — ONLY THOR- {OUGHLY EXPERIENCED ON 1 EXCLUSIVE GOWNS AND { DRESSES. i RIZIK BROS YOUNG LADY, attractive, to| take charge of a progressive | £ candy department in one Washington’s leading stores. State age, experience and salary. \d«]rv\\ Box 486-T, YOI i | { | | W 1213 F N.W. G WOMEN FOR TELEPHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. REGULAR AND QUENT INCREASE THEREAFTER. PERMANENT POSITONS. PLEASANT WORK. AN 1DEAL OCCUPATION FOR NG WOMEN. APPLY ROOM 1, * 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC _TELEPHONE COMPANY. HEL <P—L|fl.\l EST{(‘ 3 . FRE S YOUN CANME] €00 Ant COOK. Lome ighte " Adums 483 TOOK and cene reference reau Bryant st. nw COOK —and _ gener: oman:’stay nights: 1o 13und: Chavs on = house Tor Tyo, also_care Eive efrences” Address Box 489, Siar ERAL HOUSEWORKER, must e rood < wfay nighte; reference. ~Call Col. 65 IRL to wait on table and do chamberw 1336 Fairmont_st GIRL “for ceneral housework: emall at store. Smith's. 651 H nee. EK ER. white, for frates ‘. Address_Box HANK, 'l"l m’mr‘urn“y ho“"( ) LADY. wo, sekeeper for B ORI 0D Crer FAD bt et et o Hate Cxperience. Addreés Hox 48 -T, S Star \AOMA white or colo work in’family with chfldren references required: line. Telephone after ton \\0\|A\ for gencral housework. care of rhlldren must ltl! nights: bring n(rrflu'\u 2739 Wnndh‘r ol WOMAN. white, £o0od homie to right Darty. WOMAN fo do grn nighta: reference. WOMAN. mid age room.” small salary, housweork, care of bome, " faniily stay nights home, near car in evening. Kensing- 402 i’ fxchan:e for light 7-year old child: new of “three” e both em- s8_Box 379-T, Star office. SO Star Office | for housework: ! STENOGRAPHFR. 0 § Delnt and relable, wants steady Addrens Hox 4X9-T. Star o UGRAPHER. four years' expr Rosition in patent attornes’s of 1 Star office. TYPIST-CLERK. lady. acter and capabi ably with cha experie: 5 Do ith, ;i anceme ,un' wishes nosition or doctor's assistant. Phone GLADY wishes stenoerapiic ‘unrk evenings. Adds i steuograph | YOUNG { trainir privat | YOUNG | pres clerical LADY \ath two Aditress Box 469 I WOMAN Xperier nes. Addre UNG WONAN tecke smplo erience only. noe. com- eimplos, oo, de- fic refer- Phons | DIC “dentists | FURNITURE ITL \TIO\ S—IIOVIF Tl( OF HOUSE ily ! st jont 4 CHAMBERMATD or Dlace. 1908 1711 “colored 28Q ot { time | ook cettled white womas Franklin N1 DAY WORK or part time d_city reference DAY WORK for Tha Adams ENERAL o wan 3 st n GENERAL HOUSE NERAL WORK 1 woman: rf. llux,"mu HOUSES stay HOUSEWORK—By i 1o Stindays. Phone Line GIRL wants day work at 721 % GIRL. rel ¥ work or i"““— neat colored wisiies Dl 50 Sunday - work sresham pl. nw. GIRL waiits 105 i stay nig colorad. ne: ity refel 505 1 colored. desires part-time fafter’8_pam. or_write 1218 Linde "ER or charge of roomin references exchanged. refined lady n.w’ _Columbia neat colored woman. Pho LIGHT HOUSE WORK nights. Call 670. | cofored g Kensor | TWO COLORED laces ard | Biehts: ferences RESS SETTLED WO chambermaid ces. North 0319 “o0k wanted. by cold rence. 1631 1:th st nw whita_ cook. housework: emall family REA¢ | WoMANX | WOMAN jor_week | WOMAN. reiiabi general Bouseworker fime. North { WOMAN. neat. work { YoUN ored. wants ol r smail washes: pabie. colored are for baby MARRIED “mxdn “wants L ],«-u!_- " Star of se. Of | COOK AND GENERAL, HOUSE WORK 1to dle 8 Poplar Call e b with Tiouse We > home | red i no Taar s, Box 1 S0 v | *hole Dlace for "emploved flice. 18° 'ELE( TRIC SUN BATHS BENEFIT C | tickness and relieve fatigue: price, i Mies Hvatt 3160 18t sl B {ment . _Col ssie.__ OVERSTCFFED § Cushions. anap’ fastene up._ R. L. Isherwood, 1209 9th o 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Fi tape-bound, CEEONC eact near L $21.75 Fr. 6110 OR_ANY llie excent those contracted by myself. 7 lumbago, 12 to 8 230 1o 1 Pm (“’ SITUATIONS—MALE. BAK}:nAn':!. _‘s-;u deqkngm‘urk o i wel BATTERY AND IGNITION—World | War vet- eran desires place 10 Jearn: have had batter: rience: best of references. Call Fr. 17 BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT. young man. 00d education, wants position: “ean furmish \("_M of references. Address Box 442-T, Star office . SPECIAT white wom, Association, the exo. mediciné, Bles and FRI »: CLINICS FOR W 1022 11th n.w.. for di the ear, nose andthroat dentistry AGE. COLORED : white clients. tioroughly _experienced. with references, desircs temporary_ work or permanent_position: $1.00 hour or $40 week. Adame 6353 10* time for few more appointmes 4. Apt. 516 south for informat: Colored, wishes position in private family: refs. Call North 2852 CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC. ~ Filiping: wants n in private family: 10 years' experi- idress Box 397-T. Star office. 18e E LdIR .Allenflln' I;u'nln‘ llw" "li‘!‘l,gel desiren ent in patent of om0 THE/R Star officer™ CHAUFFEUR LEAVING FOR FLORIDA MARCH Tsonally represent and transact or you on East or West coast charges. DAY NURSERY, best of care giv dren while mothiers work: very res Ho ot g o FARMFRDAXR\’MAN OR(‘HAHIHBT mar- ried. 40, life experience, two children. wants position’ working manager: &chools. living conditions jmportant: references exchanxed Raymond Catrow. ertlnlhurr W. Vi 18°¢ LAUNDRYMAN, 10 years' rience. de- sires position with large or smll llnt Ad- dress Box 470-T. Star office. MAN. colored, wishes place: any khld of work: write of call at 3618 Conn. ave. n.w. See Janitor: references. RK for electrical store TRone” mesagen. “Stats ary desired. Address Box TYPIS L] capable of takin experience and_&al 435-T. Star office. @ 12 reat_and unenenced to srork Wt pnyncu orts: training free: give ox 438-T. Star ofice._* N >Y. 17 to 20. capable of taking YOUNG LADY. 17 % Tir “Sha bersonality Slieht’ knowledge of typewriting prefe: £1%200 per vear. Apply Room 303 Vermoni . Vermont ave. and L phone no. dancing_ leunm in r cl r:’("‘al W(l‘on a‘ne or: expericnced: must he quic and Geourate with figures. Address Box 91 Star ofee. LADY TP supplied froe—Main 3466. Cook Dua-boye, keneral houseworkers e, dishwisher kitchen helpe: 21 0th mw. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED bart-time -urk. e s tehed” Bhone Eotomes Fase 8 Forevaning w'i',‘r’k 5 ué‘u B 5‘.‘3“",’”‘“ Yors, Waitresses. Whie Cross, 1029 vec e XCELLENT HELP for all purpos ort notice: Shert Woodiand Areney. 1536 You o 0364 g mirig> BUSTNESS AND OFFICE POSITIONS—Froc B Naiton. ) Washington Emnlo)mem RS Hange:-o man ‘sebo 2480. CHARGF UNLI'SS YOL ARE PLACED. Room 213, Transportation Blds., 17th and H. A 24 chofs, Johnson's, MILLINERY SALESWOMEN. One of Washington’s leading department stores is now receiv- ing applications for saleswomen in their millinery department; applicants must be young and attractive and accustomed to handling high-class clientele; season to start in about two weeks ;, permanent positions to those who qualify. Kindly state age and experience. Address Box' 498-T, Star office. A MAN. colored. eteady, reliable. wishes DOsI- tion ,ll chauflc\lr Bl}i'nle (Afltl’: IC ]’iel!‘l:' experienco: make minor repairs. Cail. be- Tveen 8 pmand 8 b, Phone Norih 0507 oung._ colot rive any make Phonie North 6312 STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY. younx man. 26: 10 years' raliroad and commercial ex- perience _desires permanent position: not less than S35 to start: Dighest references fur- nished. Box_ 30-T. Star_office. wants _work of ai kind. car: with referen Ph 17 T DO YOU WANT Tu “LEARN F Room and hoard with Parisian fami * mice neighborbood. color: vegetable product. Mre. MILEER. Line ) and giris at Women's Welf ynecology. surgery, nervous trou- OPER! FelRbls naree Ol PICMIAr . hereoha [ te. 1. CAN Business reasonable Address Box 402-T."Siar office Cto asonabie. 18 GENEAL- RENCH? Iy: bea Potomac AY HAIR RESTORED TO Lincoln shampo R Bldg. mms‘uu o MARI nent, 75¢ and S$1: an uham ‘iéfé“#fi‘iw&u-« o D, INC. duced by new methods.” Phone Pot FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED. hot_oll 50c. 309 Kresce 11th ‘and G_st mhi7e OR OVER FORTY 00, BRAD- TRANSPORTATION BL LG, A GRADUATE IN ELECTCY WILL GIVE | jou eclentifle treatment. excessive weight re- 2 | working o typin ; o t Ful S i1 { dreas Box | | i ]( ‘h\ll(* CA. & of | oo TOB PLASTERIN i 1 ! Bedaing Co. { BRASS BEDS {COLEMA. WANTED—MISCELLANEOU (Continued.) LOTHING (men's c off): phone Mai 145 1t You Wieh the hest results and pr in used flothing . o ’m will call prompt!. ) i and old Alvin Hofta” iimon _Roome 17 and 18, M. B36K first class, [igh posrered Feasohably briced and n hret ol order. Addiers Box 4111, Star BUSINESS 0 Inlnl NITIES GOOD OPENING for 1 n Brick h e voms. mader_§ For sale at K50 e e e O BUSINESS WOMAN who nvest $200 1 t Address 1 ~for cash broker: M { must b GASOLINE STATION Ford tr E SR WEDS and furpiture Square Deal Far v._ Phone Main 5386 ITURE of mowt rvers .:...nx within Dest”(wo wer bt { pai are Co.. 501 deseription B e Will 1ty FURNITURE, chandise i rewnits i Notea. M Mr. Harr AND_HOUSEROLD GOODS af 154 nw ¥ results call 1 e tues Co.. 1307 FURNITURE GROUERY 20usne PRINTIN FURNITURE Rey Discen, wanted atfice hours, M FURNITURE—If vou have any furnit other koods to sell and Tou want to obtat best results send for Louis Notes, 14 Sth B0l of all Kinds, imediatels. fos Phone STCCCESSFTT LAUNDRY monthly pa Six persoms RNITURE paid of kinds _want ital Furniture Co T _phone Frank watches. paod. el fixtul Cot FT] pr 100 BiSars BOX a = n TUIK FOR SAl Wil vay bighest prices ful pieces : st n.w PIANO: must 1e lin_ 317, PIANO barg et 108-T STAMP foreizt Au POSTAGE wmall._second-had 1 AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every Baltimor: LOR SHOP | | FOR <AL satisfaction Any complaint found nec be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Serv ice Column call Main 5000, Branch WOTLD ON FORDS 0. _3%-hour AUTO R A and % rese B A RTNER s S5 We ¥ MATTRESS! Spring. Let us rer brices and | promot sery .E_BEDDING CO. Phone M novated BOX SPRINGS, cady To; vate yo Feuai vlating Acme Plat- 2048 RE Out-of imuroven 3 -REPAIRS kinds of fixture CARPE TG 1 work wabl __1105 Vermont Ave NS A inclosed heaigt 1 kinds. and ER GENERAL HOUSE R Uil 16 order. she one W, E. Weave hookase: CARPENTRY —Porches built ¢ ! kinds “of joh work. R __ Phone solinted TWIRING—Will 20 For every el } CECTRICAL {mintns to pay. ment call on us Pen wive vou housa trical Tequi house houee. e firen —Rooming —Rooming »Rooming 30—Rooming honee ocated on Mass gain CURTIS. MAIN RN 410 Bond Blde.. 14th and N Y BUSINESS GPPOR n.w Call Main E WIRING: al work done “let t piugsinstalled: We give vou ¥ Electric ELECTRICAL HOT ¢ have your el = Ave. N work_ attended 10 months 10 pax. E A REAL $500 « battery servies make of batters { Tare "nivar dow 430-T. Star ¢ CONF.. CIGAR wkiy. " Downtoy Literal profits lease o 1 est Bisiens e CAPITAL ADJUSTIN FINANCE CO., Suite 906-908 504 1308 ROBERT 1 HOLT.A WATSO FLO e mechanics i LECTRIC MACHINE Ccfficient, reasonable: "Nach. 2371 0th hemicaily rlca for, Feb. onty. FLOOR: finishing {iee. For results_call hee AND REPAIRED. e D08 New Xork ave. 8148, e e UPHOLSTE rend: rerfully given. n.s and cement uurk “of_all o fob tog far FURNITUR 2 L R. 3 Ass “Corner ( in excellent neighhar) _____18% i et modern imp 50~ and up: all | store. Pric £105. cheapest ' city: | £ood will toRLe Over §2.000 Per is th averagn husin the highest grade ington FExceilen ¥ 500, nioe s Swner retifing Teal buy. A. Robinson 514,815 510 Bond 11 Juinds: Teasonahie Tracovernd, Aterd 0 T 2 e : S Wecek k. . very PAINTING house repal Jow ricge. £ ING. $6 and 1. " HA PAINT! FLOOR WAXIA first: roome. £-story cluding nol w TNITY. ropula < $330 1o S4 PAPERHANGING INTING—Get onr tmate first’and tave money R J. Lewis. °( ADDING, and -up. T, George, I Phone Adamu 5687, “PAPERHANG 7 o Winter Drices; satis, guar. . M. Kaulfues. 1016 6th ne. Line, 4593-J; & TING, Tet me estimate on_duplex polychrome stipple tonee. crepes and harmonella puners. pay cash, R. Sears. (3% > . PAINT! month only. 033 G st. INATION sed s will e | ensy terma "Ade CLOTHING—How suit, pants, ¢ therm. Sults Bargaine every das. GAS & Box AN COAT We ‘Average size | room scraped. pointed up. pavered for S8 Painting.* plasterinz at low prices. Duteh Boy lead, pure linseed oil used exclusivels Cash or lerme, Philadelviis Decorating Co Inc.. 811.817 ith st. n.w. Main 22 ] PAPERING PAINTING. PLAST! B Rooms paered. S8. kood grade of paper. Easy pavments. "Enterprise Decorating Co.. 1830 1dth et North 4051. _Open evenings, 18% irfes Box 447 TRIC MOTORS ¢ — “hafting >0, MEDICAL, MASSAGE BY GRADUATE SWEDISH MANENE s STENOGRAPHER, younk law student. five yeaza’ experience now employed. desircs po- Euon paving 335 weekly. Addréss Box 473- T. Star office. WATCHMAN Ty & man from country: B8 years old: reliable and sober. Address Box 3007 Star office. . YOUNG MAN will start at bottom with pro- gressive concern: bookkeeping and stenog. Taphy: three years college. Adams 1084. 1) L 1 Confidential reliable ope call upon e pational an languizged R ONIAA A (EN Bl e .CTI\/ E\ our represenat UIRY AGENCY. investigations conducted by v, uest: 1io charge for consul mlernnluml corresponde) lictographs installed Box WANTED—MISCELLANEO TABLE. ¥ table, clothes t T4th at. now. Ant FOR_SALE—Onc Steam “thovel; 7 rchaser. - One 3 three " T We specializo on xen- nd rebullding. Get our PIANO TONING., eral piano repairs estimate. Prices reasonable. cs.” Work guaranteed. fler Co.. 644 H et nee. PIANOS TUNED. repaired and rebuilt grade worl McHugh & Lawson. n.w._Franklin 5580, RING—Job plastering by thorough- s ‘experienced man: reasonable brices:, Ara d. kiin 6473, o O able terms hixh- ty s TaRn i apa Bldi ira Continental Trust Tiving casy terms: guar New York ave. eed workmanship. fa 1208 one_Main 6139 YOUNG MAN, 24, desires clerkship. '\\n dress Box 384-T. Star office. ST lanelee ES 1T SITUATIONS—FEMALE. DAY-NIGHT WORK, colored woman, girl alter school mother’s helper. North 9454. 29 V n.w. Satisfaction nnnnued. GIRL, neat. colored, wishes poeliion cleaning beauiy parior or answering phone in doctor's office.North 1127, AUCTION SALES of furniture of mnnos. business e U‘Dm!nl ete., e Soiate o whar o, & Don. Caldwell & Co e P Roney AUTOGRAPH LE' old colna: Con bought. Main 561! BOOK“‘BOOKS BOUGHT large or small lots. “Hfln( them phone Franklin 5416, Pearlman’s B G st. n.w. ou have for sal i 6\ucllonezr erate stum . STAMP (Charlés Kolien, 606" 150"t all fads. A .~ Shan- 304 10th COLL 6. miedals W KIND: n o, or ook Shop, MAID OR STEAM TABLE GIRL—Ncat col- ored girl. Call 1832 E st. n.w. 17 NURSE, re will give mother's care to_chil- dren’In own home: Teasoniable. Linc. 552 W- P B. X OPERATOR desires nusmun. Columbla 7692-J. sTEnoGnAPHEB»SEanTABL xpertenced law. ‘patent lsw. magazine: essional references Waghington. New. las: moderate. Lincoln 6560, l‘-' gm o GANPRAS, togls of every ki 10 sell shoteuns nsihing '{nu “LOTHING—Will call in my unlet tomobile. city or euburbs. ind pav gt rices ' ¢ ex; gentiomen resspoctal or phore. 1053 BUR 8. o 2 ong e Vi §' T glarses, Grocee's. - |$1.16: |l all descriptions Ad- W. Rice. Col WOVEN FROM WORN CA B didetime.” "0l Lagrel Ectipws. Main 4300 309 10th ‘st s.w. Rugs for sale._mh15 UPHOLSTERING and _furniture _repairing. ial orices this month. Col. 4038, Stand, ard Upholstery Co.. 2810 14th 3 WATCH RE Auu\m_ formerly with slightly d. Why W RANGES, new less than half INCU )tr\l\rl{~ like new: b Aeams s KODAK y\i'r[n\\l oAy CASH pay m “for experience. bext Sv\lv\rr‘h in’ Washington DING—CASTING minum welded properiy: Coleman. 207 WINDOW SHADES TURNED and rehemmed. Shades_brought in morning _finished same 9ge,cachi. Reinhardt” Shade Factory ST A CORR AR work guaranteed. M REGISTER. c. M. 4508, CASH davennor AL Reen-Rats 3 WINDOW _AND ~DOOR —SHADES—GOOD uality_opaaie_shades fitted 1o lows. 85¢: the best guality of o i free We will call wii WINDOW SHADES AND SCREFNS-FREE estimates. J. M. Butler & Son. 2031 Nichols some are_slightly and uprights Chas. M. Stieff Iy guaranteed. - n.w, '8 1 TRANG! William- s BY POP MOMAND ave. se. Lincoln 10133 (Continued on next page.