Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1926, Page 51

LIVING IN A FOOL’S PARADISE. | To Jo€ LeBLanc VIRGIt FORE : SUPERE LKMG' THE Yeu é/ LOOKInG FOR FISHING ? WELL, You CAMP AT LAKE SLIME O, THE BEST FISHING 1M THE COLMTRY, ST, MO MOSEUITOE S AND. RO, YoULL THAN REST OF YouR LIFE | BB DAVLS SAYS | CAM CATCH My LIONT UP THERE 1M AN HOoLR . THE LAKE SIMPLY REEKS WITH ) 4 MESQUITOES FOR SENDING j——— /, < Bo8 T U | AmD WortDE oLp CLO™E “TIAREE DAYS AND NOT A WAL e THE VIRG STRIE! LE'S GO ruzF:J F Fores T SR LOYS fof SALE Easw TeRmS ] FewsTe ?/ Copr. 1926 (N. Y. World) Press — Pub. Co THE EVENING —By WEBSTER. WELL, BILL, I'M OFF ForR TH W00DS SATURDAY. GOWNG To A PLACE BOB DAVIS RECOMMENDED, I'T'S VERY PRIMITIVE - VIRGIN FORESTS - B1G GAME. OF EVERY Kin O AND NO L HOW'S 'AT SOUMD o YOU? OLD GIRL,WEVE FOUND TH IDEAL PLAace ! DAUVIS SAYS IT'S TH BEST CAMP 1N ~MTED STATES — ELECANT Crow. PEUL FI SHIMG . WE CAN LIVE 10 QUR| 5 AMD “THERE ARE MO MOSQUITOES Sl By Louis Tra~y SYNOPSIS. Jim Parke. Hudson Bay Co.s agent at Moose Lake. is greatly disturbed by a news item in an’ Erglish paper announcing the coming marriaze of Alistair Spencer Panton to Eileen Grant and referring to the \vox pective zroom as heir presumptive of Lord Oban. whose only son. John Bridgnorth Pan ton. dieappeared some years ago and whose o ia about to be presumed by law Parke decides to lsave Moose Lake and &0 back to England In the meantime Eileen Grant fs married tn London to Alistair Panton ~ Immediatels Al alive and on hie way to England to claim an inheritance Iaft him by his aunt. Lord Ohan. John Panton's father. tells Elsen that his son had been dismiesed from the armr for rowardicr under fire and drunkenn and that he is unable to forgive him. Eileen €nes off to Inverlochtie with Alistair ae Rlarned but che telle him that she will not ive with him as his wife until the ma about John 1s settled to her satisfaction John. accompanied by his dog. Spot. ar; fives in “England. He carries a letter of Introduction to Mr. Leslie. a lawyer living at Wimbledon. The Leshes invite him to stay with them. and he accepts their hospitality While walking through the streets of Lon don. John meets an old arms friend, Arthur Frensham. who tells him that he has rvidence that he had been drugged by one of his men on the fatal day he refused to Tead his men out - f the trenches John imparts this bit of information to My Leslies and the latter calls a meeting at his house of Inspector Winter of Scotland Yard: hix assistant_ Furneaux. Mr. Mount ford'judge ‘of the Probate Court. and Fren- sham. Eileen reads letters which come from John te his father senfirmed in her helief of John s mnocence. She quarrels bitterly with Alistair and writea to asking him-in come to Inverlochtie Onhis arrival there he dikeovers that Con. nington. one of the men of his former regi ment. has just arrived. presumahly to see Aliktair. and his suspicions are again aroused against his_cousin John meets Eileen in the village and she tells him her faith i« unshaken. That night after finner Alistair walke down to the lake. and he 45 hardly out of sight of the hou when a police whistle disturbs the neighhor. heod. ~ Alistair s found dead on the boat houss pier. and presumably Connington ix suspected of the crime, and after a long search he is found wounded and near death has been mur. , AContinued from Yesterday's Star.) INST'.QI.F.!IENT LXVIL John Forgives Connington. R. DINGWALL thought fit to assert himself. “All this must he most in teresting to Mr. Panton and other members of his fam- 1ly.” he broke in, with a little cough of excuse for interrupting a story which did not bear directly on the erime under investigation. “but in vour present state, Connington, I think you ought to husband your strength. Therefore I must ask you it you are prepared mow to tell us what happened the night before last.” “No need to make a long varn of that,” came the muttered reply. “Get your papers ready and take down what I say. All right? Well, there ‘was no beating about the bush for me. T traveled through from London and fell in with Capt. Panton both at Fort Williams and Mallaig. . What is more, 1 saw the young lady*whom Alistair Panton had married. I fancy I know a bit about women; but I'll have to go to xchool again in the next world if that nice looking girl cares two straws for any one on earth except Capt. John. e Yes, put, that down. It's im portant. because—don't you see?—it gave me another hold on Alistajr. S T went straight to the castle and sent in my name. The major came out in a towering réageé. but that didn’t flurry me at all, and he was becoming a trifle more reasonable when an old gentle. man, Lord Oban, I believe, joined us. | He had heard enough to make him ruspicious, but T didn’'t mind that—it was really a score for me-—so the major hurried off to the village, and we arranged to meet that night. He supplied all necessary directions, as to the boat and the landing stage, I mean, and made such a show of con- cealing my movements that I'm pretty sure he meant to push me into the lake and keep me there till I crocked. Not being exactly that sort of a fool, I wrote the whole story and put it ih a sealed envelope, which I sent to my hank in London, with the request that if my death was reported the inclosed letter was to be sent to Scotland Yard. As I'm going to die now, Mr. Fur- neaux, my written ‘confession’ will reach you by the next post.” ‘The man chuckled dreadfully when he noted the astonishment on every face. “Yes, that's O. K.,” he said the good of lying naw? Well, we met as planned, and the major offered me 50 pounds, which T just pushed back at him with a grin. Then he pulled a revolver, but 1 stopped any excite- ment by telling him about the letter ¥ safe in the mall bag. Wt that he swore the ceremony she learns that John ie | and 16 Alistan and she i | “What's | at me, said he didn't care a rap for any charge I could bring against | him. and turned on his heel. Now I had been as cool as a_cucumber up to that point. but I've been taking a lot of cocaine recently and was missing it more than ever that evening. so I! save way to a cold fury. snatched at |a quiet tanding,%nd reached after | | him, intending to pull him back by | | main force, at the same time lifting | | the automatic out of my pocket. T felt the hook catch, and thought it was in his collar, so I jerked it hard. He | fell hackward and 1 knew in a second | I had made the biggest mistake of my life. He gurgled something, but he was done for, 8o I scrambled into the boat, thinking that perhaps no one would associate me with the affair if 1 could reach Mallaig without attract- ing attention. 1 may as well admit, too. that I believed Mr. John here would be the first to come under sus- picion. Of course, he might be able | to clear himself, but at the moment | 1 didn't care whether he did ér rot. I was only a few feet away from the boathouse, and hidden by -it, when a light flashed on the landing stage, and | I heard voices. Then a police whistle was blown, evidently. to raise an alarm, and in a minute or two a gun was fired. That broke me up. I lost my nerve and crossed the lake instead of going back to the bridge, as I had intended. Oh, T remember now! A car came along the road at the wrong time for me. While I was still trying hard to recover my wits and decide how to act for the hest I set eves on that damned dog. He finished me. T went almost out of my mind. 1 sup- q Al through the night 1 imagined 1 was being followed by the devil. Even now I can't guess how he got_on my track so quickly. Dogs don't swim across wide lakes." “This deg does,” said John, not even 'ving to repress a smile, because Spot was more to him than all the Alistair Pantonk and Ferdinand Conningtons lin creation. “He and 1 watched vou disappearing in the mist and I sent { him after you.” | “Well, well+was -that the way of |it2 . .. I'm sorry, Mr. Lawyer, it we gallop ahead of your pen, but be- tween you it will be easy to put. to- gether what I have said, and I'll sign —it T can. I've told you the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth—so help me—-! He fainted before that last appeal to the Deity passed his lips. Betty Bridg- north was not at all flurried. She watched his eyes and felt his heart. “He will die before the day is out.,” she announced calmly, “‘but he is sure to recover consciousness soon. Leave him to me. Please send in the nurse, who is_sitting in the garden at the back. I'll warn you when he is fit to receive you again, Mr. Dingwall.” An hour later the procurator fiscal read what he had written, Sheldon’s notes supplying the full text. Con- nington listened in silence to the end. Then he took the pen given him by Betty and added a brief sentence be- fore signing his name. ' His hand- writing was shaky but clear. The few inserted words were much to the point. ‘They ran: “1 am sorry for ul&o mischief 1 have caused. 1 ask my old company commander to pardon me." Dr. Dingwell showed that pathetic scrawl to Panton, who was waiting outside, leaving to the detectives the task of attesting the signature. “What are these initials after the name?” inquired the puzzled lawyer. John swallowed hard before he an- swered. “C. 8. M.. Company Sergeant Major! Dash it alll Why couldn't things have turned out differently for each one of us?”’ He went hack intn the room where Betty and the hospital nurses were trying to persuade the dying man to drink some beef tea. He sought for and held a trembling hand. “Connington,” he sald, “if my for- the hoat hook I had used for making ' giveness is accepted by the final tribu- | i HE SOUGHT FOR AND HELD A TREMBLING HAND. nal as a final settlement it ix giver now, fully and freely. recover. If you do, and vou win through the present scrape, come to me wherever I am and you will find that I shall remember our four years | off comradeship and -forget that one day of evil." Their eyes met. Connington's face twitched dreadfully. He uttered no word, but it was evident that he un- derstood. “Leave us now, John," sald Betty hurriedly. “He must be allowed to rest. (Conyright. 1926. by Louis Tracy.) (Concluded tomorrow.) PR SCIENTISTS BORE HOLES INTO KILAUEA’S CRATER Dr. Jagger Expects to Learn More of Subterranean Heat by Experiments. HONOLULU, July 1 (#).—Sclentists who desire to know more about vol. canoes and especially about the Kil- auea Volcano, on the Island of Hawalil, are boring a network of holes around the vast crater. The holes are being hored with com- praesed air drills, and are 10 feet deep. There will be one every 1,000 feet. Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar, in charge of the Kilauea Volcano observatory, who is directing the work, expects to learn something about subterranean h'ei;l in its relation to volcanic ac- tivity. The.holes .will he encased around the top and capped so that tempera- ture tests may be made at any-time. It is thought that a rise in tempera- ture in the holes may presage an erup- tion and thus serve as a log of the life of the volcano. 4 Experimental holes previously drilled disclosed a wide variaton in tempera- ture, seemingly without reference to the proximity of Halemaumau Vol- cano. This convinced sclentists that systematic temperature . observations would be valuable. Building Great Aoqueduct. ATHENS, July' 1. (#).—Over the same route taken by the famous Mara- thon runner when he hastened to in- form the Athenians of the Hellenic victory over the Perslan hordes, American engineers now are building a great aqueduct to supply the ever. growing population of Athens and Piraeus with water. ‘The new system, costing $10,000,000, replaces the antiquated Hadrian aque- duct, built by the famous emperor of that name 140 years after the death of Christ. You may even | STAR, WASHINGTON WHEN JULIE'S Bey FRIEWD ARRWES IM GONNA MAKE HIM TAKE NE FOR A RIDE' IH SICK OF THAT SAP HANGING AROUND MY DAUGHTER! T'LL BREAK D. €. THURSDAY, ) & ¥ T CARBURETOR DROPPED OFF LAST NIGHT MISTER MEGINIS, BUT IT DOESNT MAKE ANy DIFFERENCE TO TH' LEAPING TUNA, JULY KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Dizzy Isn’t So Dizzy. 1,. 1926. YEP, SOMETHING'S WRONE HELP AND You SIT HERE WHILE 1 HOP INTO TOWN AND SITUATIONS. 21 BY POP MOMAND. PA SAYS 1 SEE ENTIRELy Dizzy DEAR HE MAY COME ALONG HELP—MALE. HELP—MALE i AUTO PAINTER, with some cash. Interested in_going business for eelf: A-1 proposition Address’ Box 25-D. Star_office. BARBERS. colored. for white trade at once. Wm. Milton, 3205 Mt. Pleasant st nw ‘BOY for soda fountain. 16 _to 18 s Apply O Donnell's Drig Store.” ® cut-price 55 Flor: i(,’rcfifn‘{mw; man to wol . with small cars, for estab- experienced only need apply ara old 204 M rk in meat market; bring references. 1 Must have family permit for eatablished paging good salary. When references and where em- Address Box 14D aundrs “router replying g1v ploved the past year. DRIVERS and soliciiors for carbonated be_ erage business. reference and bond requiréd. FoR. Jacobson. 2622 L st nw. | 1° DRUGGIST.reeistered. with reference. Ap- Dly Hotel Harris Pharmacy. 15 Mass. ave hav FLECTRICIAN'S HELPER and bo; electrical ~trade; must 8O« Phone Adams_ 7001 S o FLOCR SCRAPERS. Apply Mr. Trice, 1120 Bth st n.w. to learn worker. COLLECTORS with small car and experienced in collecting for clothing house. Apply Star { Clothing Co., 825 7th st. n.w. HELP—MALE AND FEMALI BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly practica cost, receipts and disbureements. merchan state salary deeired. with room and : _hotel experience. Address Box 5;4 D, on sep. run- Box young. white, to I 'm. assist in all general worl foom bingalow. eleetric leht ning water: 13 miles out. Addres 36.D. S Address REAL ESTATE SALESMA and clever. young company tines 1f Care smart enoug work into Conn.-a N AND SALES Woven. must be live wires - hbersl com heation. Address Bo: tar office. 5* OR SHORE LOTS—Either fill or part-fime asia” Iiberal commission | ideal Joration men_with car preferred. with an_ogpor. to Summer _position reliable student or Address Box INTERESTING R-week open to industrious, teacher: salary and bonus 130-D._ Star_office. KA NTTC anted for emall apartment. 7th I Sron R & ATnly B E" Tohneon 941 N Y. ave. n.w. S to handle hea 0. 3111 14th st. er Adams 39311 SPECIALTY SALESMANi exparienced, cAn make permanent connection with local man nfacturer. calling upon local businees houses. $25 commiseion on each sale, pro duicers ‘can earn $100 or more weekly. Call 806 9th st. n.w | Mr. Wentz, at Henderson s " AUTO SALESMEN to sell Hudson-Essex ca MAN z ehouse: must b, atanve™ Sopis D &1L Warehouse. 107 6t At e e MEAT CUTTER—Experienced: no othgrs need apply. 916 Loutsiana_ave. MECHANIC. experienced on Chevralel: mus come well recommended: hours 9:30 am $4.25 to start ~See Mr 'Schaef- Motor Co.. 3700 Ga_ave . m referred; also college stu Bireet aalbn work to-eatabiieh trade to beginners: advancement Fuller Co.. 818 Mairopolitan_Bank good proposition to those who | can produce. See Mr. Cashell Bet. 9 and 10 A.M. LAMBERT HUDSON MOTORS CO., ME! e ek erlence i . 200, ORGANIZATIO! and manage crew of high-class representa- tives for association of businees and profes. | sional men Must have done similar work miccessfully before. Address Box 143D T4 neat appearance for d-elfinmn | 43,28 aeat apnearancy fof creuTaton | n. 1317 F | | and glase salesman, rapid promotion for a _competent Standard Plate Glass Co at PLASTERERS. fir Woodridge. D. € PLASTERERS (201, union: 1ong job. and Columbia rd._n.w SSER_wanted, expert. man or woman e and Women's. garmenia preferone ‘been using or, is familiar with steady employment at sive tull information Your reply and state f willing to travel Address Box 38-D. r_office. i REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—We have not oniy an opening but A real opportunits in | our_sales department for the man who has | Sonndence of Mie own ability to sell our new | Rouses: also live listings of salable prop- | ertien in the Diatrict, nearby P i ressers PRl P, 3 and Va | Apply by Istter or in ‘person B & H B | Mbore. 813 Bond. bl | REAL ESTATE €A | nerience and auto | Imge"incliding 40 new Homen; fexe o or hustler leads B T wWapie & Lewey. 1105 MAN_—Must have ex We_have plenty of list- excellent op- ration ‘armont {8 MAN_Experienced paint and glass | anlesman to call on Washington trade: won | Rerful opportunity to the man wanting pro motion. Standard Plate Glass Co 1 Tth oonw 5 SALESMEX e $3 L steads W hn® promotton Room' D01 1317 F st. nw._ e s |8 'SMEN. real estate. to specialize in M’vbzlnd suburb property. must be active and progressive with real estate experience we have .g'u‘:?. st n.(.:oos' rgtnll rze:“‘: Tn bus. Ses sales manager . - | 7inger. 945 K nw._Main 5371 SHOE SALESMEN with experience | sHo SALRi Economy Shoe Co. | st ne . SHOE _SALESMAN_ must be experienced | Aol Strand Boot Shop. 410 Oh st 1 w. | STEAM _SHOVEL OPERATOR to charge of Erie shovel in Southern Md, ply on Friday. bet. 5 and 7 p.m. 2 st nw TRACER and_special man on i accounts: must be experienced: good salary. | Address Box 14 tar_office. WANTED at ‘men_of neat_appear- ance as train news agents: good pay. and steady work. Apply before 5 p.m. to U'nion News Co. employment office.” east basement Thion 3« A YOUNG MAN. graduate of a - lege o technical school of recognized stading. de- siring to ente: business and ear advance. ment to nfl-l"flf'l of increasing respongibil- i with a Jarge corpor Ace. welght Address Box 127-D. experienced per week to Apply zo0d 728 R | age. weight and height. 000 SER g OR_APPLY IN PE ANAGER OF SERVICE DEPT. , ELECTRIC_ APPLIANCE (€O 14th AN N. L EST L ESMEN Old_established. prominent compans has | opening_for thres experienced ealesmen to | sell_new ~houses. husiness _property _and apartment houses: prefer experienced men | howevar. applicania with cars and successful sxperience in_other lines considered factory financial arrangements.For inter- view. address Box 5&-D. Star LABORERS WANTED For fumiture handling: ealary. 83 a day: re. sort ready for work. District National Guard Armory. 472 L st. n.w. _ 3 SALESMEN. One of the largest development companies in the United States has opening for several real producers. UNUSUAL COMPENSA- TION. LEADS FURNISHED AND PERMA- NENT FOR RIGHT KIND OF MEN_ EX. PERIENCE NOT = ESSENTIAL. _ SALES MANAGER. ROOM 308 BOND BLDG EXCELLENT | OPPORTUNITY. | WANTED, YOUNG MAN (AGE 20 TO 30 YEARS). IN_OFFICE OF OUR_CONSTRUC- TION "DEPARTMENT. ONE WITH BUSL NESS AND CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE PREFERRED BUT NOT ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL. POTOM, 13 S PLENDID OPFORTUNITY FOR ENT AND PROFITABLE FOR A YOUNG MAN WIT! ATIVE. INGENUITY. INTEG- FOR WORK ' TRUST- RIGHTNESS. STATING EX. S OF E: ON FOR LEAVING REF- SAL- RE. TER AND ABILT CPE ENT SALARY AN Mr. Marcus, OSEPH SHAPIRO CO., 919 15th ST. N.W. TH | PART-TIME and _general houseworksrs | plain_cooking suficient [ Box 115D, ave. ne. _24th and M Sts. N.W INSTRUCTION COURSES. B SHORTHAND 1N 30 SCHOOL DAYS leads in accuracy and veed. based on new princioles: thousands use it taught in all Drincinal cities. Short' thorough courses Summer classes NOW formine. Est Positions for _graduates BOYD SCHOOL SECRETARIES. 1338 G st Man 28§ ERCIAL ART. {llustrating _interior decorating. costume and milliners designing Ask for catalog. Special Summer course. Register now. ~Livingstone Academs Arts 1517 R 1. ave. nw. North 9484 TH U TOBED TALENT rawing — Large studio offers unusual opportunity for practical training evenings will interview only those desirous of making commeretal art ‘& profession. Address Box NOW WOULD BE A GOOD TIME TG BEGT a course in ‘shorthand. tpewriting and Eng- lish, day or eveninz. ‘Wa have helpad mans in the Jast 40 vears. Tel. Lin 38 School, 311 Fast Capitol et.. Courf M"._Principal AUTO DEIV Fenced L2 inetructors chauffanrs BY OLD. EXPE- tisfaction aminations. calars. $1860. Sp salary. S2.400 to $3 000 o %:v\ av&d T{\;r‘d exam.. in July, special prdbaration’ " Speed i tation o) The Civil rvice Preparatory \rhnn!"”. 2th and F nw__ Phone Fr. Patent Office exam 1al agent exam Regin odsy HELP FREE. North 0. Cleanars cooks dishwaghers. wattere janitors. toe i truck drivers DISHWASHERS. bus ho: bermaids. waitresses wate workers. change horers and night workere Call N Fmplorment Arencies 402 FIRST.CLASS HELP at eRort notice Woor 1336 You at. North 10464 5 SUPPLIED FREE. Main 3466 general house, day cleaners, chefs, bushovrs, Janitors = Of . Part Tinw aahere. poriors: e rte 170th st erical help. ste. 5. 1338 G st ‘mployment Service. — v | BUSINESS AND OFFICE POSITIONS—Free registration Washington Employment Ex- “hanke. operated for the pubiic by the Wash: ington 'School for Sec irien. M NO CHARGE UNL YOU ARE PLACED. Rnom 213_Tran: maids, nm Steno Free registry. for grocery store: must be typiat: good salary Address Box . S ommee 00 " 1t COOK—Woman cook for mountain hatel Apply at 1819 K A GIRL must have knowledge of typing Fion. phone mimbar: S per week ar office ; GIRLS for lunch counter for part-time work. At once. Apply . W. Woolworth Co.. 1201 F ot nw FEED] 515 days week staterel) Address S, experienced. and flat-work iron. neer Laundry. 920 Rhode Island INTERESTING 8-week Summer position open to industrious. reliable satudent or feacher: salarv and bonus. Addrees Box ‘1\“&' ffice. P ARCEL, WAVER. must. be all around o K rvw Connecticut_ave. L MARKER AND ASSORTER. PXE!I‘IP"(‘KL white. Apply Dupont Laundix, 2535 Sher: ik Tor little girl. must have reference. Bon Livingston, Apt. 307 the Embasey. 1613 Harvard. 2 294 SALESLADIES (2). F_st. experienced in coate and must "bé_high-grade and ccustomed to earnine excellent wages on alary pius commission_basis. Applications confidential. Apply Mies Mary, Raleigh Haberdasher. 1310 ¥ at. nw STENOGRAPHER—Must be able to take accurate dictation: give, age. experience. ref Address Box 118-D, Star office. M per- X ° | P FREQUED HELP—FEMALE (Cont’d). SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC (Cont'd) YOUNG WOMEN FOR TELEPHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. REGULAR AND T INCREASES THEREAFTER. ERMANENT POSITIONS. PLEASANT WORK. AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN. APPLY ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC | _TELEPHONE COMPAN HELP—DOMESTIC. HOUSEWORKER. experienced stay nights. Chevy Chase, Md And 1788, re t refe Fou 100- st.n with year mid MAS | MA e OFF, SEC Gov tion | est are Ta- | ds 4017 trai ciy n.w You draf and piay Call da 1713 GIR! com a A Hud PRA e o SEC ing. or di tion: STE! sion; Add GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. OMAX. colored. e n Sunday _ work BOY &chool CARPE 'ltzn__wmx streat 0od hone W COOK river | MAN POSIT £00d re: cated with party driv} 4 patent remodeling and new dresses made. LADY. Woman. ing telephone number P.B. X. OPERATOR—Youns lads wante po sitior PRACTICAL convalescent SEWING enced draper. tious. experienced rences. go to eeahore for Summer. 1629 st nw general housswork amily of two. no $12.50 per week. hest of rences required ~ No need to apply unless meet above require MAID. colored. good: must have city refer- e Apply 1816 P st n.w. ik i neral housework. no washing n.w.__North 9990 )R MAID wants Dl for_the Summer__ North 6189-%. by colored girl: good Mihiesomw. . 3 ble colored girl ref. d. $10 a week | Cleve. 682 PART- | PART-TI) |or 8 to 3 | PETERSBT immh-r'n helper: will stay nights N 2678-W or call at 1911 6th st nw TRESS. chambermaid.__ rolored V(:lhl l")’l’fl‘l“l\'n" ety or eountr; Phone eirl North _eettled. “nlace as cook 12 TRth ed with and light way at erences wishes houseworker. ol iain ook will 0 EVERY CARE. ATTENTION GIVEN CON valeccents “invalids. aged. in nurse’s private home — 24-hour service, diets, Potomac ol 5 A_GRADUATE_IN FELECTRICITY WILL £ive Sou sclentific treatrments. For ippoint- m foot. Hence Arch Trouble Flexible Arch Supports made to impression of vour foot | promote comfort in the cheapest shoe FOOT CORRECTION LABORATORY. 12 F i W WASSAGE Near PITT: return ENGERS TO ieave Saturdar dav._Call Columbia 5664 TTYSBURG day or M Phone N BY MOTOR can accommodate 3 per 10930° after 5 pm treaeurer o nw Fhigh echool w work during school vacation D. Star office z years old_ 1o assist at eoda foun- "_Bagle Pharmacy, 14th and W ste. n.w white. 15 yvears old. 2nd vear hich desires employment 1220 Monroe . bt ¥ Job on contract. and work given epecial attention. N NGINEER contractin, office an conatruction reference as E concrete o character and a Woodsi { Silver Spring wants place to work from + 441 S st nw wants _position h pm to i . as truck “Call_North N with dump truck wishes position hanul dirt._ete. 1114 Park rd. n.w . coloredwants Job as janitor or por 1412 1ith st n W, 1° ICE WORK (except bookkeeping!. de sired by competent married man. experienced in orgamization and credite ences excellent refer Address Box 86-D. Star office 1 O tive 14 year-old bov. white ferences. Box 205. Edmonston. Md ® E and correspondent, well edu expert stenographer: experienced both ernment_and commercial. desires pos:- with prospects for advancement high- credentials. Addrets Box 141.D, Star ar office details ar s Box 3.D. Star offee desires pi West. Franklin pm._ Wm. Macintsre ning. desires emp or country Ant NG 3 erienced _ mechani tsman. sradiate of U S. Naval Academy law_student. desires emplovment. wit attorney. " drafting. examining. ex- g and transiating patent drawings vment: day or night Hares Darnell, 1708 th h J LE. SMAKING—AIl kinds $3 up -ng {rocks, costumes made, $5 up. Cali De Sales st L. colored flice. Cali 130 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w young. desires position as traveling panion and social secratars to_ gentle Answer, Box 140-D, Star office, £)v m hotel_or a artment house: Ph, 9229, children ecialts Mra on. 208 Gy e CTICAL NURSE will care for invahd references. 1315 Corcoran middie aged or ‘night: refarence. shur st n.w APHER—Capable and will- apid dictation L 5301" Y..STENOG: Five years’ experience. ctophone. ~Beat references. Col RV ntting, fttn s for remodeling, $1 an hour. Address” Box 11 OGRAPHER—Y oung experience: 8 sears colleze edueation 52.D._Star_office moderata salars 5 years' experience, including congres- al and real estate: permanent position. ress Box 121-D. Star office . WA 392 ITRESS o office work. Call Lincpln dree: YOUN kind & WOMAN_ French 35. neai worker. wishes hand ‘sewing work or would accept work or care of_children during house: ay. Ad- s Box 83-D. Star office LADY wishes day's work of Franklin. 3846. STENOGRAPHER—Reply by letter in_own handwriting. stating references and experi- ence. Central Storage & Transfer Co.. 3 st ne Sk and 10 fom Dept. of (‘l.v WA fifis—finmd':?unx '|'|m'{;5',f. arby mountain resort: excellent living Lon AT PRBBEL AT KW . nesdav.. WOMAN. - refine oo rfera. meed_ apps ind take W 'm.mie:“cef r’"’"'t surroundings In sub- must be good art interest roctor. 214 urbs; no cook. willing worker in business with owner. WOMAN. i ied i Take full A e , settled. tp take ful onke o "y hame and three " children. Potomac 2758. RN YOUR OPPORTUNITY —is now here to get in on the| ground floor with the Washing- ton direct factory branch of a $50,000,000 corporation. If you are a capable salesman havin, ambition and backbone, you will succeed in a big way with this new industry that has such astounding possibilities. Every- body is interested in our prod- uct. We train you thoroughly so that you can change the in- terest into orders. Can you sell yourself to us? Phone Room 645, Willard Hotel, between 10 am. and 2 pm, 6 pm. and 8 p.m., for an appointment. YOUNG LADIES— (1. brighi. (o learn how | from his profession hen “mastered 100 18th st ftains and sots ‘tancy aods Tenlary” while learning 18 a_high-salaried vosition Rooarult Dry Cleaninz Co. ne YoUNG LADY CLERK in victrola store. ex- perienced in selling victrolas and records Dreterable: must be dependable, capable, re- sponsible, willing to work _two or three eve- | nings a week. Apply 647 H st. ne.. with reference. . SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID. experienced. good worker nneylvania ave » COOK AND MAID. wu&.?n “and niece desire places 315 DAY'S WORI laundry or Saturd 1315 n_s Bl K. eliable colored woman. cleaning, Wednesdaye, Fridaye. avs. Potomac 1208. ________ WORK. colored woman, _first-class housecleaner. North 8334. 942 GIRL, colored, wishes position as mother's helper. 1621 12th at. n.w.. Apt. 4. GIRL: experienced. couniry, wishes Position | Automobiles. ete. | as general nights:_colored. houseworker ‘or nurse; 246 _10th st. n. ay i GIR] try. 2409-J. GIRL colored. wanis general housework in ate family. 1145°17th st. m.w. Frank- LS. 2. wish place as dieh wis 5 diehwa housework or nuree. Call 24 GIR] an mothér's helpér for one child or L. colored. wants place 1 st._n.w. GIRL, "colored, to clean apartment or murse, part time. Call Franklin 218. YOUNG LADY, with g00d personality, wani- ed as appointment clerk: ‘must be accus. fomed to take telephone messages. Robert of Paris. 1520 Conn. e. YOUNG WOMAN. white. to_care for ¥ R il R s bt B salary and the privi . sonable aaihey and, e PEToESy Ofne ™ SALESWOMEN. .. AMBITIOUS TO EARN BIG MONEY. 3 NKS OF. REAL MONEY JOIx THE RANKS OF. REAL Y Y ECESSAR GIVE YOU YOUNG MAN for addresso- graph dept. Apply Mr. Coonin, Wm. Hahn & Co., 7th.& K sts. "nw, TR YOUNG LADY for addresso- graph dept. Apply Mr. Coonin, Wm. Hahn & Co., 7th & K sts. nw, GIR] ave: time ofored. %ood cook: all 7t no *Kinaty™! EaNCat 198 FioPia : | northwest section JLE HEAD. $10 mpoo or water wave TASSAGE BY Swedish maseeuse | RG trained niurse and gra 2 P! T WILL TEACH | cated. for ) | or will furmsh Ford e REATMENT. ACUTE chr Bank ECICRE_ON_PER PIERCE STUDIO AN HAIR SWITCHE: arcelling. 50c._Col. 5803 nate young women be. nement . Strictly private. for aduption TRUASES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT RE. { monex-¢aving pmces. Fit and eatisfaction suaranteed. Expert Jady and gentleman at- | endacite 10_ca ) Peo L baking & m Timbaga. X. 18 PAMY SCENTS AND AGED in her own ats gran ISVALIDS “CONVALE: Eiven evers care ba At e A LT recreation Adame 7343 1833 FXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY R wonder ful French mathod ueed | Dr LEDENDECKER, 2007 P n's . Potoniac 2480 | SLIP COVERS. GYERSTUFFED s=pABATE Sushione. snap fasteners. tape-bound. ; | R L Teherwood. 1513 Z6th sec L. 5 FORD DRIVING LESSONS WILL TEAC ¥ou to drive your F will furnish For Misa % T g | DRIV TO Would Iike one 1o Adams 42825 FASONABLE TO Saturday _ Cadillac touring car wall r longer trips by day or week | Address Box 112.D. Star office L PARTY NG TO WEST COAST ON VLY th in new Buick tedan would like two con Zenial passengers to share motor expenses | references exchanged. Call Frank. (63 he e 10 am_or after 6 pm 0D HOME WA pet kitten PE during 3 PECT uly. NESTLE CIRCUL ESS, Expert oparators. LA ROMAINE SALON DE_BEAUTE, 3308 15th St. X.%._ €nite 315.2 Evenings Colimbia CELLANEOUS and children's) also curtains. e and ende. ete. Wili | Reedad for Araperies.disnes ke cash offer 6416.. | 'ATCTION SALES | planos, business equipmer Rerday and Saturdas estimate on what yvou have for sale. non. Caldwe & Co oW Phane M- BOOKS BOUGHT——Large or _smail _iots Brinz them in" or phone Frank. 5416 Prarlma; Book Shop. 933 G n.w e FEATHER BEDS and furntuure: besi price vaid. Square Deal Fu-niture Co. M)f Eye it nw. Phone Main 5636. FURNITURE—Will purchase at once for ash used furniture for 11 rooms. also piano Phone Frankiin 5304, - TORE autiafiea wiih oricee ] pag-8: th fes With Drices 1 pay . Weisenberg. 405 10th st. n.w. Frankibabs00: FURNITURE _of all kinds wanted; bDest prices paid. Capital Furniture Co. ave . or_phone Frankiin 10267, 4 - D every Wed: Tei o ive Jon oh Than: “tioneers. 304 101h radiation and price. Address Box 4-D. Star GOLD._ silver, watches. diamonds and_old ‘;v!lr}' needed in our mflfluhflurmg dept. ull_cash value paid. Selinger's, 818 F st, TED 150 feet of secondhand Richardson. 1514 3. bed WANTED—To buy feather Box D. Star office. 3 GOING TO SELL IT? Save time, trouble and money. Call Franklin 8991. Housshold goods. merchandise. stocks. ete. o_auantity_ton. Notes’ Furniture House, 514 10th St. N.W. Phone Franklin 2015. Ay you the highest cash prices for able furniture and household effects. Iso_buy antique furniture, china, glass: . orienial rugs. paintings. etc: packing and shipping at low prices. ANYTHING TO SELL? 82 or 0539. Phone Main 12 WESCHLER'S. 920 PA. AVE. NW. Houeehold Effecta. Thirty-six years serving | the Washington public. iron fence. w. wil domir: W SINESS OPPORTUNITIES. JE—Beauty and barber shop. Gt Best _equipment for all branches of business: other interests reason for selling, Price reasonable: terms. Address Box 374-C. Star_office TAILOR SHOP—Business 10 years old: good location: plen! of work all year around new cash register, Hoffman machine and sewing machine: will eell at ance. good bar; zain for any ome. At 1247 7th st. n.w. 1% will eel] “at GROCERY, MEAT MARKET; sacrifice price. Call Linc. 2582 Phone Mr. Winger. Frank- | 4b0 La | GAS STEAM RADIATORS for heating: give | A GIRL wishes place as | have th | tion of company to expand a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. S (Conti 5 MPLOYED MEN AND WOMED 0 can own a paying orange be inesa. busy location: 10.year lease ai Will ‘not intertere with prescat o el M Wenty "al” Henderenn « AN 60 caR 7 srowon Velding 107 net ness at present real estate and amply_secured 2 business cor t et around Wi ramp. gar zeneral store grade clientele e cash needed 1h et Dertie tation. accessor o rream atand hi Tion t nother ue (injase o and ‘mean business. - auiek opuon [ expie Sanirday < Emirer: Box P and on actt F549e | WILL TRADE_$2.000 eq : massages. | 15 ___ | NO SHOE FITS THE BOTTOM OF YOUR | ; ‘Dupont | REG! | COMMERCTAL L | room’ and bath brek ho axcallent neighhorhocd. Address Box 156D, Star G00—Delicatessen_and $1,000 cash. 50 monthic for Tt parte NTUFACTURER. _ experienead. 12l to extend a zoing €A Box 135-D, Star office v furnished $200 [ . _attractive ho Address Box 133-D. S s Addres 1 RY attractivels_equipped must be sold by Saturday rifice to qu n D _Star o eap rent: owner Box 117-D. Star office mon leaving fown TIRE BUS! Box AZ.D, Star of ) g TE PLUMBER and heat] tractor de o d CONTRACTOR and t taken on the dis wn make electrical re LARGE 1ong esta tribution of we fmzerator " wait_par n thie line reqiire $5000 cach . tremendous opportu Wi ees Box 12011 Star office FOR = tion. doin, reazon for ofice. FIRST-CL “BARBER SHOP_ideal leaving town acco 1% piriler HOTEL in fhriving town of rdon. one hour by troll of nealth NTED—$1,000 to cervice of man {s. 1o invest in A enapps siness ehowing good retur: xpand wholesale, reta:l and full information commu tial__Addrese Box 31-D. S Dhie ROOM HOUSE. just sold recentls $2.000. second trust $1.500 onth” both notes thres “vears interest 813 %z hoth notes. | 1 sell hoth Notes @ T if you act Ir. For more part call Henrs 1 n Frankimn progressite 10 ive atione confiden r ofFce. - - Phdas WANTED— with £50.000 to take active rt in developing one of the larzest suh ons’in the Diatrict safety of invect Ind extraordmanis Jargs profits As our proposition will hear {Re clogest Investigation QUIcK action necessars Ad Aress Box A% ar afmoe 5° VERY UNC testen. Ticht dozen large apte and tion_ establiched 15 to Europe This profits. 1t can be bous equi more than price asked or water tax to par. Bet GEORGE P ess {s_paving ht for 38.500 nent and stock are worth considerablr heat to furnish HOTE! ) roome_large offices dining ro located near prominent termunal. everything occupied. Price. €3.800 on terme. PUETCANEEY, s Restaurant, up to da‘e, near Washington. € large business: price. $3.000 Cafetara, near Government bldge. down town: low rent: price. $4.000. Lunchroom. 1ith st price. $3.500 Lunchroom: receipts. $60-$75 dar 273, price. $2.000. rent Printing. _multigraphing. mimeographing bhusiness. expensive and modern equipment receipts now about $8000 per vear: rent. $65. full information at this office. Price. 30,000, Grocery and meate. uptown: raceipts. $700 week: good equipment. including Ford truek reasonably priced Meat_and v 00 - week bu 500, Gro price. S table nese store. doinz abeut rent, $80. price. and meate. eoutheast: rent, $85 icatessen. Juneh and conf ts. %300 week: rent Cizar and conf.: rent downtoswn 5. make $35. price. § Cleaning and dyeing business price. $1.000 Rooming house on Mass 12 rooms: newly papered: at $1.100. Targe rooming house. dgwntown: 18 rooms. 3 hatha: large ncome: nrice. $1.000 Rooming house ot gond corner 1w new! papere Toome: elec.: price. $300. papered: | price. $500: reni Rooming house near 13th and M. $45. price. $700 MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS, 270 New York Ave Money-Mak Location Establihed tea house. 7 miles fro on paved road: shadi’v‘r'\-’m.’ with modern bungzalow ‘was planned for bumness purposes. larze scraened poreh- es. cellar under entire house. hot-water heat, electric light. open fireplace. i FOR SALE AT ONLY $10,500. Good Terms. Immediate Possession GARDINER & DENT, Inc., 1409 L St. N.W. rent ave elen ear 12th " bareain rent, 804 H St -room roominz house 3-room rooming hotse -room rooming hones -ro0m_rooming house car zarage: excellent this is'a good huy haths. 4 furnity Drice. . near ~Treasury Merchandise - Stocks. | Cafeteria, eauipment priced right. Delicatessen and hakers. above. on a zood n.w for $400; Dept.: _good high-class trade: low rental: with 5 rooms Corhert Wl b eold P. F. CAREEY. 8 busines: guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found nec- essary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Serv- Ilcles Column call Main 5000, Branch ANTS. BEDBUGS. roacheefi rats, other pests ixterminated: guaranteed: Am. Disinfectant . 610 Dist Nt. Bk. Bldz._Main 6478 1% GIRI help with housswork Pl 06. no Sunda n.w. L. colored, desires place as nurse and Call or write 1630 ave. n.w.. Apt. 306. s posi| GIRE, work: Central .. k00d, reliable. with experience, wants tfon es nurse maid or general house- bfil\lt" references. Call Adams 49870. Sathelor apte - ABpls" 2805 rivat 1 ly or i e e %nd TRUST NOTES FOR SALE, $1.500: new house. just sold. interest (1 %. pay- able $35 mo.. bal.in 3 years. For particu- iars call Henry Coleman. Frank 8388, ARTY WANTS $1.200 FOR 40 DAYS wiling to ‘pay 4% 'commission and 8¢ interest: security on real eflllg’ fro rty. For more particulars phone HERY I, COLE: MAN. Fr. 8338. 1410 G st. n.w.. Rm. 10. GIRL, cg) helper. “Coluni! [, wi roth red wishes poslilon s & mothey's mac GIRL, colored. reliable. wants place as _gen- eral maid an cook: g0 nights: refs. Poto- 2694 priy; 50 GIRLS (2) from Virginia wigh positions in e family. cook and maid. Call North also O & OUSE! wants housework. 424 GENERAL HOUSEWORK: plain cooking and a nurse; with references. Call 2235 th GROCERY STORE. must be sold_on account leaving city. Call for details. North 2453. Thousefurnishings: located live stock: low rent: es- must sacrifice account HARDWARE, {ablianed “ten Vear abli e vears: health. _Call immediately and_make offer. CORNER DRUG STORE: yearly business. £20,000 minimum: very low rental, long- established stand: no nearby competition. Price. 38.500, 's caeh. Address Box 82-D, Star office. 2 T4 | i | | i UTO GLASS INSTALLED while you wait. 95 and up. Newman ‘Auto" Radi kn, 002 11th at. nw Main 5518. - $18.50 aint iy3¢ AUTO PAINTING—Fords paimnted, and up: aleo repairing. Al's Auto op. 443 L. st. n.w. ADTO REFLECTORS _SIL: $2.50: brase s _relacaue: platin; ckelplating and Plating 1227 D at. n. Ld ACTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass beds. T Ba 16 T A Gottaman &°C 2 3 n A Go Tel. Frank. 5431 ~158 Pierce st. tw AUTO SEAT COVERS at your own price: perfect Atting suaranteed Boston Auto Top ‘o.. 1821 14th st. North 10042 BEDDING RENOVATED. eorings. mistiretsss. W COmI0its, re-cover: 20.° Tdeal Beading Co. 1524 Tih "N 10145 R _PLATED. : auto nicke repairing. _Acmi M1 7. —Young German woma th st A \ahing, o Brinday wark. proadi RS v aB70. $3,000 TO $5.000 to invest in progressive businese already established: our new inven- tion _will appeal to every one interested in automotive equipment: money well secured. Address Box 26-D, Star office. BEDDING—Box _ springs _ repaired: mat- tresses ovated. $3 'k Coltimbla Badding Co. 81578 wt. how N ain 55 - o Continued