Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1926, Page 33

Mysterious Sweetheart BY ELLA WISTER HAINES (Copyright. 1926.) ontinued from Yesterda: WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE: Carolita Menendez. a tiful - young Spanish girl, brought up in a South Amer- ican converit. is travcling alone to Los Angeles at the commaud of her guardian. whom she has never aeen. During the last Jap of her journey brtween Chicago and Los Angeles she wakes suddenly in the night and sees. clut-hing the curtains of the berth opposite, a white hand wearing a gorgeous ruby. In the morning she learns that a man has been found in one of the apparently murdered. Paul Rey- a young New York lawyer, with i rolita became acquainted on the 1rain,_admits acquaintance with a Mr. and Mra, 'Brown. who left the train late in the evening affer being scen in conversation with the dead man. It is then learned that h led Mr. Brown is really Walter e trother of Paul Reynolds, al- though they have not met in 10 years, due 0 a family quarrel. Frank Hyatt. the Los Angeles attorney of the Reynolds' firm, hoards the train in anewer 10 a wire and relates that Walter. Reynolds' brother. has \notified the firm he has an important clue concerning their father's will. about whic thers in mome mystery. Hyati fears that Reynolds ‘may become coniiacted with _the murder because he claimed the strange ruby ring, when it was found on the floor, in or- der to protect Carolita. to whom he feared it belonged. However, Carolita _explains that this ring is not hers. but a companion {ne intended 1o be worn by her guardian to identify him at their meeting in Los An- oles o twin ring which she was to he has lost. althouch she will not tell how. She fears that the murdered man was her euardian. but at this point he is unexpeetedly revived and appears 1o Know nothing of the matter. in love with Carolita seeks advice from Gaines_ a detective. And then the revived ¥ 0 Milana. secretly slips Carolita CHAPTER XIII. Into the Thin Air, Frank Hyatt recelved the ring from Paul, but he did not immediately return with it to Gaines, for catching sight of the conductor he beckoned him into the empty drawing room. “Conductor,” he said, “my partner and I are in a sense responsible for the affairs of the Reynolds family, and T cannot help feeling some anx- ity over the events of today. Sev eral unexplained coincidences have taken place on this train. aware that the Reynolds brothers been estranged. 1 am wonder- if the presence of this girl and ! Italian can be lald at the door of older brother, Walter, possibly a plot to discredit the younger brother? May 1 ask for your frank opinion?” 1 fear that I have nothing to sug- gest. We were convinced that the Italian was dead, yet he was alive, in some kind of a trance! It is un- accountable. I am certain that he has some connection with the girl, but as neither one will admit it our responsibility in the matter ceases. You are worried because Mr. Reynolds so evidently interested in the girl?" “Yes. His wealth and position make him an easy prey. His brother may also wish to injure his good ame. He insists that he is respon- sible for this girl, going so far as desiring to take her home to his step- mother., 1 should feel grateful for any additional information you can give me, It will be strictly confi- dential. What was the gist of the message Walter Reynolds sent to Carr & Reynolds, New York, early this morning ?” The conductor felt in his pocket. he said, holding out a yellow blank nothing of any impor- tance, T should sa! “I'm not dead yet by a damned ht. fened) “WALTER REYNOLDS." Frank Hyatt’s serious look gave way to a broad grin. ‘Lots of fight left in that old bird!" he remarked. “We'll be glad to do anything we can to help you at any time, Mr. Iyatt.” the conductor arose, “and the voung lady will be cared for by the Salvation Army. Mr. Reynolds can- not object. divert his mind. I will see you later.” Frank Hyatt was left alone and his hand slipped into his pocket, finger- ing the ring which Paul had given him. Should he or should he not show i to Gaines? What was Gaines do- ing on the train? Whom was he trail- ing? What information was he with- holding? Frank's mind went back to he Reynolds will and codicil. Was i possible that Mrs. Revnolds was employing Gaines to follow Paul? What interest could she have in so doing? His thoughts went around and around in a circle, and still he pondered over these questions, the ‘ing held tightly in his hand. Darkness had fallen, and in the dimly lighted train Paul sat with Carolita in w tension which throbbed painfully, penetrating to his ilu}PI" most being, while from time to time lie urge: Carolita, 1 can’t believe it of you! 1 can't! ou must tell me what you have done with your ring! If you ‘an't trust me with such a small ihing, how are you guing to trust me How am 1 to believe his mystery that us like a heavy vith yourself? you? What is t has fallen between yall But to each impassioned e replied with a mou her head, repeating: ot ask me; you must not!” Paul was desperate. Los Angeles .iew nearer and nearer, the girl he loved slipping further and further ~way from him, and all for the sake «a ruby heart, cleft in two! Carolita.” he made one final plea, let's forget the rings altogether L.ever speak of them again! Only tell e that you will see me in Los An- goles, give me your address and name an hour when I_can come to you! I love you! I want you for my wife! Nothing can change that, dearest! Promise me “Will you allow me then to think question il shake ou must quietly for a time?” she replied, un-aj uble to withstand his pleading. “Re- turn to me at th depot. 1 will answer you then. Silently he raised Rer hand and pressed it, palm upward, against his lips. It was as cold as ice! He arose, every nerve keyed to the wreaking point,” and in aines passed him, pausing to sa Wait for me in the smoker, will you, Reynolds? 1 waat to speak a moment with Adjt. Gabrielle. Il get her to keep an eye on the girl. Paul obeyed, after making sure that ‘he Italian had not returned to the car. He was determined that the man chould have no opportunity to speak with Carolita. He had reached a point where he distrusted every one! It was halt an hour before Gaines joined him in the smoking compart- ment, followed by Frank Hyatt. Sorry to have been so long nes sald, “but I had several little things to attend to before conferring | Sit down, Hyatt. What I with you to Reynolds will interest have to you as % Paul 1l was on the point of ques- tioning him about the ring, but Gaines | allowed him no opportunity. “Frank Hyatt wants to know what I am doing on this train, I evaded his questions for a time, because in our nrofession we must keep our mouths pretty tightly closed. This is one of he occasions when 1 feel at liberty o speak, especially as I can set your minds at rest. I am professionally ~mployed to follow Miss Menendez. Lut she is not aware of the fact. My difficulty is to evade the Itallan who = also following her. I may add that ! have the situation well in hand, that <he will find her friends and be well cured for. At the risk of appearing o intrude in your affairs I suggest that you allow her to go with the Ivation Army lasses as arranged by i conductor. Unless some- .yuite unforeseen should new oc- Reynolds, who 18 | You are | It will give you time to| the aisle | cur, she will complete her journey in safety.” " said Paul, thinking quickly, “you have been chiefly concerned with the supposed death of this man and the position of suspicion in which she was placed. “Exactly. I foresaw an inquest, serious embarrassment for her, to say the least. She is above reproach, Mr. Reynolds, but placed in an ambigu- ous position. I can assure you that she will be able to explain everything to your complete satisfaction at a later time. For the present it will be best not to worry her further.” “Gaines,” Paul protested, “we all know that the Reynolds family can't keep out of this mixup, for in spite of everything you can do Walter is defl- nitely involved with this man, if not with the girl herseif!"” “Yes, but that hardly affects you. The world knows that Walter was disinherited by your father, which will, as far as your family is con- cerned, mitigate any disagreeable publicity he may incur. You are in a different position. Caution must be_your watchword!” Paul’s mouth was tightly closed, his jaws set. “Gaines,” he sald, after a pause, | %are you tactfully breaking the news | that we have run into something con- | nected with my family affairs? What's the meaning of all this sidestepping? What do you think I am, a babe in | arms?” He caught a warning look from Hyatt and knew instinctively that his friend had not yet revealed | the discovery of the ruby, and sud- denly with all his soul he distrusted this detective who knew so much thitt he did not tell! “Certainly I don't take you for a | babe in arms,” Gaines appeared un- | disturbed, “but, as this is my line of | business and not yours, T suggest that you allow me to finish my journey | with its errand, and postpone your interest in 't until I can assist you personally. I am sure that Hyatt will agree that this is the best plan. Blackmall is an easy game and a mighty tough one to beat, and until we know what Walter and this for- eigner are puiling off, it's well for us all to go slowly.” “So, it's blackmail you fear,” Paul replied more calmly; “in that case why have you allowed Walter to make a get-away “I'm not sure it's blackmail, but it's the natural inference following such unusual occurrences. Walter hasn’t gone far.” Gaines replied easily “He'll be in Los Angeles within a week or I miss my guess! The thing | for you to do is to go to a hotel and forget this miserable business. To- morrow you can continue to Santa Barbara as planned. 1 will keep in touch with Hyatt and through him vou can be assured of the girl's safety. When I think it is wise for you to see | baggage, and the porter engaged in her again I will let you kno THE EVEN Shadowshine. RISCILLA went out to get the | mail which the postman had | Just left in the box. She | hoped that there would be a | letter from Stanley’s _sister. It would cheer him so much. But in- stead there was only her monthly woman'’s journal. | " She went with it to the door of the bedroom, intending to give it to her | husband 'to read, but when she looked |in she saw that he had fallen asleep. | So she tiptoed back to the Kitchen with it and sat down to look at it herself. ‘Absently she turned the fresh pages, seeking distraction In the advertise- ments from her harassment of mind. | | A pink slip fell out and she noted the usual warning, ““Your subscription ex- pires with this number.” Well, she could not renew her subscription. There was no money for any but the smallest necessities, now that Stanley | was laid up. | M8 5e had been hurt at his work three weeks before, and the doctors agreed l that it would take a long time for | bone and sinew to mend. Besides, | there was the shock to his nervous | system. Because he worked independ- ently at his trade of carpentering | there was no outside help, not even | insurance. They must draw on their small savings for everything. i ‘ “I wish I could do something, | Priscilla sighed. | 'She turned another page and saw the following advertisement: ! uGood housewives, all! Send in your best cake recipes and receive a | prize. A prize! | { Priscilla’s interest quick- ened somewhat. She read on eagerly. | There were other prizes—six-others | but it was upon the first prize that | she fixed her wistful gaze. A thou- | sand dollars: What would a thousand dollars not do for her and Stanley in | this unexpected stress? The advertisement fascinated her. She could not get away from it When she had read it until she knew it by heart she got out her recipe book and studied that. In it, written in faded ink with a tremulous hand, were her grandmother's famous cake recipes. A dozen eggs—half-dozen eggs they called for. Eggs had been | plentiful and cheap those days. No, | none of these would do.. She brushed | over the yvellowed pages swiftly. Here | her mother had begun to write, for the cook book was a family affair. The delicate, sloping handwriting did not -all for so many eggs, but it de- manded expensive fruit and cream nd heavy icing. She shook her head over these also. Then began her own i record, scribbled in pencil. loaf cake,” “Economy layer cake,” “Shadowshine.” ~She paused there reflectively, recalling the morn ing when her stores were low and she had needed a cake. Ah, that was a call for her wits! But she had made the cake, and looking at it she had been inspired by the shadows flecking the sunshine that lay upon their bit of open lawn to name it Shadowshine. ‘And at the church supper where it had been eaten and praised nobody had known that she had taken a little of this, a pinch of that, an atom of the other thing—whatever remained in her spice box and sugar bowl—and made the cake. Since then she had made the Shadowshine many times and per- fected it. It came to her that this was the recipe she would use and she would send it in. She could no more taan fail. Carefully she copled the recipe, added her name and address and in- closed the sheet of note paper in an envelope. Then, slipping out, she dropped it in the letter box on the | corner. She did mnot forget about it, but after that one burst of inspiration it ceased to mean anything to her. There was her work and Stanley to be taken care of. Then, too, Spring was at hand and the garden must be made and the house cleaned. Oh, there was | plenty to do for one small woman! All the time the savings account dwindled, although Priscilia econo- mized more than ever. She was an adept at economizing already, but now she planned and puzzled. Tt takes a genius to get four good din- ners out of a cheap soupbone. But Priscilla did it and smiled over the achievement, and Stanley ate and se- cretly hoped that she was mot being extravagant. Stanley dig not mend as he should, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 192! l “Aren't you taking a deal of responsibility upon yo 1?7 Paul asked grimly. “Why this sudden in- terest in my personal affalrs? I must confess that I don’t enjoy it. Upon whose authority are you acting? May I ask if you knew that I would be on this train? Is it possible that you are on my tirail as well as the girl's?” . am advising you in the capacity of a family friend and former employe of your father. Quite frankly and upon my honor I had not an idea that you were on this train. I had never seen you before. I did not know your name until this morning. I most certainly am not following you. Are you satisfled?” “Then,” said Paul, “I cannot imag- ine what this Pullman car tempest is all about. Talk about the movies, I feel as If I were the latest edition of Hamlet! However, since you and Frank are both so determined to wrap me In cotton-wool, all air ex- cluded, I suppose I must submit.” He might have added: “And since Caro- lita is equally determined to put me out of her life—there is not much use of going on with the thing any- way.” His thoughts were bitter enough just then. It was nearing midnight and he had put in a long, hard day, crammed to overflowing with emotion, anxiety, and a premo- nition of disaster that would not be silenced in spite of all the arguments his well-trained mind could summon. Ridiculous for a man of 25 to have to admit that he had fallen. in love with a girl he had known but a few hours, a maiden wrapped in mystery, one who was followed by a most un- desirable Italian and shadowed by a detective! Yet, he could not deny the intense feeling which swept him at the mere thought of Carolita, the emo- tion produced by the sight of her exquisite dark beauty, the appeal of her helplessness, the chivalry awak- ened in him by her urgent need of protection! She was not the first girl who had entered his life, but he had never before proposed marriage, or wanted to! It was a crushing blow to have his first real love come in such a guise, and for a while he allowed Gaines and Frank to chat along upon other matters, his own thoughts absorbed in self-pity and re- gret. “My goodness, we're almost in!" Frank’s exclamation roused him. Paul sprang to his feet. “I thought Caines was here with ou!" Y “You've been asleep! Better get our stuff together,” but Paul had al- ready run back to the Pullman, and returning met him in the small | aisle, his eyes stern and angry. “Where's Carolita?” he cried, while at the same time the Salvationists were heard calling the girl’s name. “Carolita! Carolita! Where are you?” The train had come to a stop, and shouting to the Salvationists to search the dressing room, the young men dashed forward, only to find themselves intercepted by a pile of opening the Pullman door. “Where’s the young lady, porter?” they both cried. “De little lady from lower two? She done gone fohwad, boss, a while back!" ~(Continued in, Tomorrow’s Star.) NG STORY and the doctor began to hint that he might have to go to the hospital for additional treatment. There came a | time when instead of hinting he in- sisted. “It's your only chance of becoming a sound man, Stanley,” he told him. “Well,” Stanley said after a mo- ment, “I suppose I'll have to go then,” and he looked confidently into Priscilla’s blue eyes. And Priscilla looked back as reas- suringly as if hospital treatment of that kind did not cost money. “Of course, you must go,"” she said. She could not borrow money when there is no hope of ever getting it paid. She would stake every cent| they had to send him. And while he ‘was gone she would work. “I'll go out by the day,” she decided, “but Stanley need never know.” Two days later Dr. Kemp took Stanley to the hospital. Stanley went ‘with his heart full of hope, and Pris- cilla stayed behind with her heart full of @etermination. The next day she got her first job helping Mrs. Shattuck clean house. | She had never worked 8o hard in her | life, but that night she counted $2 with blistered hands. That night also she wrote an encouraging letter to her husband. Two weeks passed. There was plenty of work, for it was house- cleaning time. Priscilla did not miss a single week day of earning her $2. And, oh, she lived on so little! At night she cried because she didn’t| know vet how Stanley was coming | home. 1 Then one night as she came home from work she found a letter in her mail box. She was so tired that just for an instant she could not think. Instead she opened the envelope, and there was a letter and a long pink slip of paper. Blessed paper! A check! Priscilla always thought that she must have fainted away, for it was several minutes before she remem- bered who or where she was. Then she read those figures over again. any time a check for $1,000 is impres- sive, and now it seemed a miracle. Next morning came a letter from Stanley. He was coming home sound. “I'll be back on my job in a week,” he_wrote. Priscilla did not write about the check. She wanted to tell him her- self. But she did not go to work next day. She stayed at home to put the house in order for Stanley. As she swept and dusted she sang like a girl. “‘Shadowshine,” she thought. “Well, we've had the shadow. Now comes the shine!” (Copyright. 1926.) THE END. | Capture Strange Fish. 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Men accustomed to dealing direct with the best class of people should address Box 328-H, Star office. . | WOMAN, colored. gen GENERAL HOUSEWORKER: white girl for small family; references required: plain STRL. colored.” Wi job of any kind: shes homs " at night. 752 Gresham pl. n.w. wages. T W, irks r Chevy S e E e GIRL to care for children 3_and B $30 a month. Apply Sunday. 1825 Fla. Apt. 10. GIRL, yhAu. Cocking: ng washing: stay nighis: highest Bousework: no | eren: iired. ces required. | GIRL for general _housework. nights if desired. Cal Weet ‘Thortiappie st Chevy Clase. Md: GIRL OR WOMAN. respectable. care c} some_ h: ot PI?:.'&'G‘""C¥M working counle. at 104 10° G GITRL_ neat colored, wants work nursi housework. Call N. 5024 & AUNDRY WORK wa sunny_yard JAPESE 1 be done at home class laundress. Phone Adams 401 LAUNDRESS wishes reference. Call N PART-TIME _WORK references. North 5. i3 all Rensington 45 OUSEWORK, pli T 2 in_family. 2!‘2& ain cooking: neat girl e e AID. over 31 of age. for general ousework and cooking n smwll family . no | Isundry work: room in house: $11 a week. 3712 Morrison st., Chevy Chase, D. C. Phgne Cleveland 993. & WOMAN. middle axed. as housekeeper for . 15_1“‘_ 1 small family: stay nighis: white. WOMAR, rienced. W first- WOMAN, “experienced. for cook and first home: stay nights; reference. st n. WOMAN—General housework; stay nights: reference necessary. Apply 308 Shepherd WOMAN—General housewo: v references required. _Call_Clev. 200. WOMAN, settled. general housework: fa ily two ‘to cook for: must be experienced cook: references: $12.50 week. 2415 18th PLACE _TO COOK. no_housew H Potomac 202: PLACE in reference. & WOMAN. settied, ng. 1405 | BW. ¥R WOMAN. white, reliable. will assume duties of mothér's heiper. in city only. preferring a quiet home more than high wages. Ad ar_office. colored, wants general he cooking : home nights. W; wishes place small family WOMAN. ~colored, & Cail North 8716. 18" ‘WORK—Part time or by day. Phone Frank 1598-J. reference. “experienced as PERSONAL. ot nw. 18 A FIRST-CLLASS COOK |AN EXCELLENT opportunity is offered to men of high caliber to form a connection with local house specializing on loans. Consideration will be extended only to applicants who are am- bitious and energetic and who are qualified tb command an in- rd| come of $5,000 or more. We|AUDITO offer in this advertisement an opportunity to earn an income which will be limited only by vour capability. Commission basis only. If you are merely a job hunter, please do not ap- ply. All applications will be treated as strictly confidential. Address Box 242-H, Star office. HELP—FEMALE. COTORED LADIES wanted as agenis to sell Princess’ Magic Hair Grower: we trust you. Write gr free sample and terms to agents. National Scientific Laboratories, 1902 West Broad st.. Richmond. Va. 24 TETITIAN rienced. good recommenda: Plonn: salary :;g;llll. slosuner month, with quarterg_and maintenauce. Apply 'uber- Culosis Hospital between 6 and 10 a.m. EXPERIENCED HANDS on fine furs: must e competent: kood pay for expert workers: Apnly o Mr. Sherman, Philipsborn, 608 iith st. n.w. GIRLS, _experienced Avply 1113 Pa. ave, GIRL, white. 16 or 17 years of age. to learn tailoring. Apply 523 13th st. n.w. 18°* GIRLS, experienced. for clerical work: neducation, “experience ln detall whether or sin P Randvating. *"Address Box 165, office. KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANT for private school: must be expert on piano: state qu. fications and experience, Address Box 375-H. for counter. o Star laundress and houseworker for family of two, at Chevy Chase, Md., to stay nights. Call with. references. Mr. Sullivan, 8th floor, 927 15th st. n.w. 18* SITUATIONS—MALE. ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN — Experi- enced: temporary employment. Address Box 476-H, Star_offi R. accountant, bookkeper. exper| i sl e mnoialy o, beCianiod bew imediately: Teason. able. “Address Box 331°H. Star offica. 184 CHAUFFEUR. young. reliable. colored man: £00d references. _Call between 8 and 10 am. _North 4817. Tas SPECIALIST—NERVE AND ~RHEUMA- tism: scientific. electrical. hot ofl, hand mas sage. 936 New York ave. 23¢ TUTORING—MIS [ T0WA Circle. _Tel. Frauk. A By S 3 of your feet fit any shoe Foot Correction_Laboratory. 61 HOME.MADE MEXICAN sale. $2.00_gallon: will _deliver HAMMERLY. Glendale. Md. E_FLEMING, T EXPE furriers: coats and scarfs remodeled in Jatest sizles.” Formerly with C. H. Cunnipe- am. S WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL fortable home for convalescents. invalids gnd" aked. Special care given dialetics Phone_ Adal 333 rama rd TELEPHONE BARBER SERVICE—HOME. office. anywhere, 2 time A1 colored bar bers.' Haircut, 75c: shave, 40c: lady's shi gle. 90c: massages, tonics, ete. For sert North_5843- 1 LAST] immediate comfort Fonw. 3¢ coM vate fam. COOK_ Chinese. desires place in iy, 18! Address 1920 New Hampshire ave. Ne ECTRICIAN'S HELPER, experienced. new 5-H, Star of- T :old work. Address Box 4 FREIGHT TRAFFIC MANAGER or claim agent: long experience, capable of taking gare’ charge shipding dept. ~ Address Hox SCIENTIFIC AND SWEDISH For_appointment_phone_ Fr. MASSAGE, SWEDISH HEALTH and clectric treatment. CARL. ANDERSS 1428 R st.. Apt. 26. Potomac 510 20 WANTED—ONE TO THREE MEN TO drive to fight at Philadelphia rate reasonable. Aldress fox 0N -H._Star_office. 5 L GENERAL OFFICE MAN. accountant. book Kesper. 10" vears’ experience local reférences. Address Box_339-H. Star oftice. 19° MAN of executive al ance desires dress Box 355-H. St. tie girl for compan Address Box 442-H 3 & ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS cally given by a graduate in elec appointment_phone Potomac 1447 MAN, colored. experienced. as private or ( livery chsuffeur. ~Call North 8716. 18! MAN. colored, desires position as jamitor Esterences. 1416 36th st. n.w. Phone, West lace as xperienced, wants illard. anitor with livi 1778 Phone North 9932- SO, MARRIED MAN wishes a position as itor 1n apt. house: 12 years' experience. at 3rd st. n 18 MEDICAL ST er? " excollent referencer. 478-H, Star office. ! MEDICAL STUDENT. senior. desires posi- tion> L. Gelber. 621 '19th st. n.w. Frank. 1334 19¢ SEC ‘man 27: also_experie: e experience. _deat less than $35: highest refercnces. Box_335-H. Star office. ENT—Any hours in _eve- varied experience: expert Address Box RETARY-STENOGRAPHER. young. ced “bookkeeper. 10 permanent position: not Address EXPERT CH! MICROSCO! A bacteriological : no_job too big, no job too small. Box 378-H. Star office. CARBON AR( saze_treatment cushions. snap fasteners, tape R. L. Isherwood. 1513 38th se. L. VE GOOD_ HOM TO WOM. who will rform few household duties family"of three: compensation. 202 Adams et n % BOON FOR BU OTHERS—ALL DAY and boarding echool r young children graduate_instructors. _North 1523 LET US SELL THAT FRI a house. We W’&“v(l\‘fl you when we do. Address Box o D OF TOURS Star office. LIFE INSURANCE CLASS FREE—Univer- sity instructor: began September 15: eve- nings. twice a ‘week. Apply now for place. You garn while you learn. Addre Box tar office. o ing_colored #irl. fo do illing MAID WANTED. you in * millinery shop. = Apply MARCEL WAVER rator 1n all Dranches: experienced only. Dorma Beauty Shop. 2131 P st._n.w. North 428, = — HELP—MALE. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for progres- sive man to take charge of handling of farm dept. in one of Washington's oldest and most up-to-date real estate firms: state experience and sive references. Addreis Box 50-H. Star ASSISTANT ENGINEER, ard-class license: ood recommendations: night work: salary. gloo per month. ~ Apply at Tuberculosis ospital between § a.m. and 4:30 p.m. AUTO MECHANIC_ first class. Woodmont Garage. Bethesda, Md. AUTO MECHANICS, HEA Vo 1o al right’ men. Must £ite referencos. Address Box 301-H. ‘Star AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN—For a fully ex- perienced salesman, one who knows how 1o close contract and how to handle other men. we have an especially attractive opening in our sales force, selling Oakland and Pontiac sutomobiles. This is a onportunity for the ‘right man. ‘and those, intercsted should . r. Adams at the Adams Motor Co.. 2016 14th K 10 am. t class, st. n.w. tomorrow morning at BOOKKEEPER and_auditor for large auto service station. . Give complete. Histors Fiesepnt e s ant il ndwritin Address Box 314-H. Star oficer. o oM BOY to work in drug store. 3300 Wis- consin_ave. nw. BOYS. 16 years or over, with bicycle. for office ‘and_me: : BTt s ork: SID T ek BUS BOY, experienced. colored: Sunday work. Apoly Investment Bids. | Cafeteris. 16th & K ats, n.w. - office. YOUNG MAN FOR MEN’S FURNISHINGS. Young man between the ages of 20 and 25 years for our men’s furnishings department. One with experience preferred. State age, experience and full particu- lars. Address Box 373-H, Star Office BUS BOYS, also waiters (col- ored) for maids’ dining room. Apply timekeeper, Wardman Park Hotel. DRIVER or work of any kind. 840 WANTED—By willing._strong. honest young colored student, any kind of work, outside of ;_:honl hours. Address Box 488-H, Star of- ( B YOUNG MAN desires nosition as a waiter or chayffeur: be references, 19 West- minster « YOUNG MAD Tivinz with parents. is de sirous of learning stock brokerage business: small salary to start: references. Address Box 484-H. ar office. 19 ND _and cuff operator. must be ex- rienced and fi also bosom operator. 119 14t) Elite_Laundry. 2: h _st. n.w. SALESLADY in art dept. Muth, 710 isth st. n.w. e = SALESLADY, experienced in millinery. Ap- S RLADY, . eite Castle Hat Snop. 795 P 5T T, R s | SALESWOMEN (25) (o take orders for the Steral Brush System. which apbeals 1o every person who appraciates person: - finess. 1145 Munsey. i 20° _ ced. eager to learn i ity ind ‘Address SALESWOMEN. inexperienc scientific methods. Exce With established organizi ance. high school ed news and co-operation are essential Box 304V, Star ofice. 2 SHIRTMAKERS: custom shirtmakers oniy need apply, A. M. Keen, 2020 C st. n.w. 2nd floor Government Building No. 6. i8¢ YOUNG MAN, good education. 6 vears' sell- ing experience, knowledge of building trade 1'3'} drafting: married. 1619 R st. OA.DL YOUNG MAN. 26. well edu ried. desires evening emplo X best references. Addres ALES. Over 15 vears' experience. _Capable of full management. desires to sever his bresent connections. 35 veats of age: broad busi hess experlonce. “Address Box 33, & office. ¢ 1 SITUATIONS—FEMALE. ASSISTANT MALLINERY BUYER or sales- lady: experience with only high-class trad best _references. Address Box 407-H, Star office. M DELIVERY MEN, colored; must know the city and suburbs and come well recommended. Apply 1530 Penn. ave. s.e. THE HECHT CO. requires the services * of an experienced packer for their house-furnish- ing department. Apply Em- BUS BOYS. couvle, white. 1120 8th st 1 plovment Office, The Hecht Co. i HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. STENOGRAPHER—Must be able to take dictation at 100 words or better and apid. accurate typist: salary. $70, to start. tate age. education, experience and whether married or single. Address Box 164-H. Star office. COLORED GIRLS. kind of work: references. COMPANION. part time the day solicited. Mr comsin_ave. two, reliabl 68 P si. now. 19 Tamily sewing_b: Spicer, 3981 WWia- Call THREE GIRLS to do_all Kinds sewing. tailor DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, experienced in railway and newspaper work: references. at once at 3068 Mt. Pleasant st. n. rmanent t work, A] & Co., BUTLE.B-CKA FFEUR. neat. competent, for suburban_residence. Bradl fburban residence, Bradiey " Hills Address CANVASSERS. for heating _appliances selling; drawing account. Coleman. 1403 H warage builder and i { ENOGRAPHER, clerk and '.yvln. $15 to 0" weekly. part cash and part in tuition day, evening or home-study ~courses. his is test of whether you really want to Plete your education.” Research Uni- versity, 1607 Eye st. st. n.w. _Room 407. 200 K st. ne. CARPENTER. _metal handy_man. Rear 200" & ‘00K for club; Italian: must be c CHEF-CY able. _See manager. 1634 Eve st. n.w. COLORED _ BOY- B Supply COLQRED BOY—Collison Baitery Subply ® for _2-ton White truck: nt_references: must_know FILIPINO, speaking Spanish, wanted as por- ter and driver. From 4 to 6, 2010 Wyoming FILIPINO or Japanese student. for cooking and general housework. Chevy Chase. Md. Phone_Cleveland 393R. 19°* FIREMAN, whito: one with license pre- ferred. permanent position: reference re- auired. _See_superintendent. 1616 H st. n.w. GLASS CUTTER for automobile 1o Exe 62'H = speaking Spanish or French, and driver, From 4 }’n CH G ot JUNIOR CLERK to work in & drug store 3 evenings a weck and every other Sunday. M Foud reference, - Apply between 4 and 6_o'cloci wanted, married. for small dairy an Apply R. Rhode. Beltaville. Md.. Sun to_sell automatic ol burner r. McGrath. 1355 Wisconsin_ave. n * MAN--Big_expansion plans 1 this vicinity offer unusual opportunity for energetic man o et ol sbariy iy b e r & . Bro. mas Com- L stimiin ‘Siad Biog. ‘PhlSteimniE ity ey wdeviale e perienced: retail: full time and Saturdaye. 623 B st. n.w. { children, by n: TYPIST—Young 1 Government _ hourt salary, Address Box 316-H. ly 8 am, Mondsy. " R L. Folk B 6 st n, YOUNG GIRL for griddle atiendant’s posi- YOUNG GIRL who wants to learn tea-room business as assistant to_manager; domestic sclence * traiming _ preferred: must_be neat. store. nd"leave - priv $1,200. office. WOMEN for city directos tion during_evening hours. Childs' Restau- rant. 1323 Pa. ave. attractive and willing to work. See mana- ger, 1634 Eye st. n.w. 20 YOUNG LADY, high school graduate, to assist teachers in grading papers in return for business course. Apply at Strayer Col- lege, 721 13th st. Address Box 365-H. Star office. ing, at DRESSMAKER. colored. wishes sew home or out by the day. Phone Pot. L experienced | DRESSMAKING _ wanted by dressmaker: remodeling done: work ealled oung 1126 for and delivered. Phone Lincoln 8120. 19 ELEVATOR OPERATOR. _light__colored woman, licensed, wishes place. ~Phone At-( lantje 1221. * GOVERNESS, in Protestant home. b; fady: ood reference. Lettie Blick. Orren st. ne. o LADY. refined. educated. young, desires eve- ning o night iwork immediately! privato sec- Tetary, companion, etc.. any kind of worl What have you to offer? Address Box 358-H. Star_office. 1 PHYSIOTHERAPY — SCIENTIFIC FLEC. trical treatments and Zoalight by individual with years of experience. Phone Fr. 7868 18% MENT. massage, hak. ing and massage. 1R* _ WANTED—MISCE! AFTFR YOU ers and can't get £oods. call Fra| tried all the other de a decent price for your kiin 8991 and we will call and give you a good price for your furni- an’s B ture and household goods. We handle me Foods than any other dealer in this section 50 can afford to pay more for them. BOOKS BOUGHT—Large o _email lot. “Bring ther in" hgne Frank. 5416, Pearlman’s k_Shop. 933 G n.w. N X ast-off)-—Convert them into cash. o Lest prices. Our car will eall. Justh's Old Stand 610 DAt nw. THER BEDS an Square Deal Furniture Phone Main_5 N of al nde wanted: best prices pald. - Capital Furniture Co. 100 L& ve. n.w. or phape Franklin 10267, RNITURE fof Broom house. Phone At- 315. Post H Wise, 640 Orlvalns-.nl TRNTTURE wanted_ at auction or other- e 3?;';:""‘ Drlces ciiaraniced ?"fi:.:m;lnom Shannon, Calgw “Inc.. 503 oth aw. " Bhone 0o, sfiss) GOLD. silver, watches, diamonds and old jewelrs necded in our’ manufacturing dept. Full cash_value_paid. Selinger's. 818 F st HIGHEST CASH PRICES for housshold of- fee and, antiaus rrure "22"8 el garten. Call M. #2785 416 10th h.w. _octd® RADIATORS. Totwater, heated by_gas. Phone North 0053~ 18% ROLL WARMER or hotdor dispenser Phone N. $335. o T8* SAFE. for small business: thirty to_thirty- m’fi inches high. Address Box 2! H. Star o WANTED—Piano make and price. offic ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone Main 1262 or 963 WESCHLER S 820 DA CAVE M. A“’:‘!’l‘l“l:rf!;?fl‘;‘ E‘flficl ‘yi'z‘hl"flllfi Stocks. the thmimn‘mlh B e or player piano: state Address Box 302 H, Siar MAID in store or_day's work of any kind: reference. Phone Potomac 3122 to manage YOUNG LADY. experienced, ‘The Colonial. candy store with fountain. 4841 Georgia ave. p = s _RECOMMENDED SERVICE. RSE. graduate, registered. desi sition D dbotgr'y oties MR Ho 20105 b North 8045, 21° EAUTY CULTURE—Full course. $50. cluding marcelling. permanent waving. sham- gooine, “manieurifis. etc.~ Open ' to 9. Martin's._Columbia 6081 INSTRUCTION COURSES GIVEN TN ‘ALL culture. Act peri DGy CREEVE R 1%s A prac. 792, AUCTION BRIDGE CLASSES. MILTON C. ork, system. MAZIE BUIE. North 1638 Apt. 408 (evénings). 13% AUGTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD, EXPE- rienced instructors: isfaction ini 2 white chauffeurs furn| . Call Linc. 82 THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT for drawing—Large studio offers unusual opportunity for practical training evenings: will interview only those desirous of making commercial art a profession. Address Box 186.5. Star office. THE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CUL- ture, established 10170 day and evening clastes. 817 160th st. n.w. Frank. 5181. WHAT ARE YOU DOING FOR A LIVING? 1t just through schooling, what do vou pro- pose to do? Why not try radio? ~We place our graduates In’ positions paying $160 to $200" monthly to start. Tuition reasonable, payments weekly. Drop in and talk it over, Gr gend for catalogue. LOOMIS RADIO COL LEGE, 405 9th. 2ge EARN BIG MONEY—LFARN BEAUTY culture: day and evening classes: diplomas: permanent © wavin IRROR BEAUTY CHOOL, 921 F st. n.w. . 10° TUTORING - IN FRENCH, ADULTS OR ive teacher, graduate from oL ol (Shroonne): trane the Universit; ch, Spanish. Russian. Tel. lations {rom Adams 6475. neat, 1822 for ibficity’ work; ex- 3 salary. . ot }nu’- 5 YOUNG LADIES—Two. traveling position. doing, pu Derience. unnecessary: $2 ADply This pam. in_person; Hotel. obv. Union Station. i SEAMSTRESS-and assistant to designer in children’s dresses; must have experience. Excel- ENOGRAPHER - CLERK desires position with firm that will offer an_opportunity to learn business: have some experience: mod- evate salary. Address Box 431°H, Star office. o CRETARY, expericnced, Address Box o* Tlady STENOGRA : lesires temporary employment. 440-H, A = STEN wants 87 lent opportunity, steady posi- tion. Address Box 393-H, Star office FITTER On women's dresses in a high-clase specialt Yore. Must be. thoroughly experienced. A Srens Box SR4H. Star office. o OPPORTUNITY for women. part or full time, to work with a real estate organiza- tion ‘on commission and expense allowance. f you are not experienced, a successful saleswoman will teach you. Give your ad- dress and phone number for immediate inter- vView. Address Box 309-H. Star office. GIRLS, experienced, tg work on dress alterations; references. M. Pasternak, 1219 Conn. ave. one with market experi- e osition and £o00 to right ence: on a panty. 157 TR S . Lzl MECHANIC. able to work on all makes of cars; references required and driver's permit. 1213 E st. n.w. I MEN—For el Mondas: Apply 1 Co. 911 G directory_ work, RL ol & MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR. for ink work and hand f $20 weekly. Address Box $36.1."Star “office. OFFICE BOY, white. Basement, 7 o n.w. ONE of the largest life insurance companies desires ten am| tious men to take free 7o towirance salesmanship, - two ~ nights Weekly' opportunity to earn’while learning complete and practical course under univer: dgwlnnrumr. Address Box 204-H. Star office. PAINTERS (6). Apply 3200 44th et n.w 1th 18° 1 _WILL TEACH YOU TO DRIVE ANY make car: cars furnished if necessary: Mary- land or D. C. permit assured or no chi Call “CHASE." Fr. 8022, Col. 8799. 3: 12th st. n.w. 9! ANOTHER SAYS: “In your scho $25 week.” ~ Another. “Passed C stenocraphjc exam. 3 months night school.” Another. “Take congressional d 10 davs. now employed in a'Senator's office. " Short. ' thorough ~course, NEW classes NOW' formung. Est. 6 yrs' Pos. guar. grad. Boyd serretarial School, 1938 &, Main 4876 LA ROMATNE—SALON DE BEAUTE. 308 14th St.. Suite 215-216. liiate pcpeliog in Leaniz culture: entific s. Ve 01 sclentifc me n evenings. Phoné BAR EXAMINATION. You can get a good brief covering every subject ‘included in the examination for a modorate’ price. ‘Address Box 208-H, Star office. PHARMACIST. registered: mus and_good worker. 800 1ith sf e e PORTER. for work around office and home of employer. Give age and references. Ad- dress Box 386-H. Star office. RADIO SERVICE MAN. 409 11th st. n.w. SALESMEN 1o sell Chevrolet cars: T SALESYER Turnined. Apoly” Saies ams £erl R, 'L Taslor Motor Co. comer 1th & e ALESMEN—Six_evenings % 1 o o dienifed” pleasant’ :,or'i(zdmf,""’rg m Ve: ‘car ‘necessary. $43°H, Star_office. el SALESMEN—Several live wire men. aticmabile experience. 10 sell & m@".,figg.’s o 3 N ingay. 10 to" 13. . BOY, experienced, for eveni z s A T e ek STEAMFITTER, fret-class. W 20 Star Radio Co.. 2112 Ford delivery. M ave. their benefits alike with laborer and employer. The electric drill, for in- stance, has lifted the digger out of the class of ordinary labor, raised his wages and made nim skilled. The work he does is more valuable be- cause he can do so much more of it. He can literally move mountains. nw. TELEPHONE OPERATOR, male. white. 1426 9th n.w. CSHERS. matinee and ht. o anazer Earle Theater. "‘: EL ER. colored, at T % WAXET bEits Qu‘- -fltl.ll! must be ex WHITE MAN for strong. 933 La. ave. o YOUNG MAN as counter clerk for whole- sale plumbing eunply house. AeaSriting. “Addrces Box Si8-A 'L.";,fi;’f YOUNG MAN to train for executive position with corporation: coll lucation P S S of ar e 3 Shoe “Address Box $34-H. Star offce HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN. Hotels. clubs, apartments. institutions, schools, ‘colleges, tea rooms, restaurants, cafeterias. meed 'trained men' and women: Demand increasing daily Every day opening in D. C.. Florida, all States for managers, asst. ‘managers. hostesses. housekeepers, ac: countants room clerks, stewards and other exgcutives Night ciasses now formine. Class limited Enroll_early. Prepare in few short mont for ik pay. igger opportunities. Open 8:30 am. to 9 S SCHOOLS. 3rd_ S LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING Penneylv t WANTED—AGENTS. WANTED—Agents. over 35 years, (o do #0- liciting for high-ciass magazines. whole of part time: good commission. after 12 noon. Room 201. 1434 H st.n.w. _ 19° on atter | BOOKKEEPER and general 1office work; must have first- class references; permanent po- sition. Apply Monday morning, 1328 G st. n.w. SALESLADIES with thorough millinery experience; also part- time salesladies. © CREERON MILLINERY, 614 12th St. GLOVE SALESWOMEN. We require immediately the services of women who can fit and sell gloves. Positions are permanent and offer advance- ment to those who qualify. Ap- ply to personnel director, Frank IR. Jelleff, Inc., 1216-1220 F st. _ __HELP—DOMESTIC. _ CHAMBERMAID. white: highest required: best living mndlllfml. rgg.x;;g.fi. worker: must fur- Warrenton. Va. COOK_and_general hioms Tiah ity references. — 2803 Ontatio rd. GOOR and gencral Nouseworker: stay rights leveland 1331, 8¢ TOOK and laundress, with small family . stay i Taferences. 200 Rosemary st.. B Ceverssn v o EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. COOK HOUSEWORKER, woman with experi- ence. 2203 Mass. ave. T8 Address Box __1p°® The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint foun® necessary to be made to The Star will recelve prompt attention. Few admission to Recommended Servy- ice Column call Main 5000, Branch 115. ANTS, BEDBUG rats exterminated: guaranteed ant Co., 610 Pist. Nat. Bk. B PIST-STENOGRAPHER. 3 position: references. Phone Potomae Or “address Box 445-H. Btar office TYPIST, experienced. desires work at home called for and delivered: addressing and pui licity work a specialty. Address Box H. Star office. g 1 TYPIST. experienced. desires work at home. Zalled for and delivered: adiressingk and pub: licity work a specialty. Address Box 320.H. Star office. 190 TYPIST and P. B. X. operator. efficient and Fapable, desires permanent position. Adame 3300-W. pE.L VISITING GOVERNESS. French, experienced. | well educated, desires Dl{?ll : also chaperon Ihe. “Address Box 4b3.H: Star office. 10 first claes, wishes part-time wo : best references. 3280 Sherman, 1 WOMAN, reliable colored, desires se-ing. out day or home: alterations, remodeling special- ty. Phone Col. 1149. W as | Waeh AUTO PARTS andirons. ete Fine B e ne silver plat. Gottsman & Co 7 iered. Sohn A experty: est. Radiator Work AUTOMOBI, washing and repairin PLATED: brass beds silver plating and re ce. Acme Plating Co. Main ; MATTRESSES. box springs and ows, Feno.: heat prices’ and prompt, del .M. #6879 P relacquenpd. repaired pairing: prompt servi 1927 n M BRICK WORK. gar, ent work, | K. 1°Wi Lincoln 3411, CABINETMAKING — High-grade work to order in all fancy of inlaid furniture. H. 0. K P at. 2z 52, remodelin ia me AT W o st pe. ‘Woods; repalFh s: repa e, 3104 B uh want places in ho- a8 maids; est ref- 1238. 1450 T at. WOMEN., colored (two), tel or départment store erences. Phone Potomac n.w. YO! BY wishes ion as assistant in office: moderate salary. Phone Franklin ITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERY Call or write, Apt. 5. CLEAN ment _wanted by a neal Call_Franklin 5784-W. . gener: siso girl from 13th st. n.w. DAY'S of any woman. _ Phone_Adams 621 between 12-8. GENERAL HO RK wanted by young colored girl in small family: best reference. 2117 M st Al GENERA s‘ll‘l time. L. colored, wishes lors’ apartments or day rama rd. GIRL, colored. wants job as Virginia. _Call ank. ind (whitel or . n.w. Phone il stay GIRL wishes P he T or nurse | place in city: stay nights. 1345 Q st. n.w. n.w. Phone West 1387 Phone West 138 il CARPET AND LINOLEUM LAYING. by gert: work gnaranteed” reasohable price B. Smoot. 1021 Gee st_ae. Line. 1543 CARPENTER-BUILDER—Jobbin, =._ painting 7th et ne ;’.. . € 418 0o porch rock ankiin 7483 Lincoln 1 E ringL poreh C. Armstrong. Fri OF ART: dor or tne eds of saiisfiad customers Greenberg & Bloch. Tne.. 728 it R rush: hoj reference. hasers. For economy let American eha o ec ef estimate. BOSS. 1100 Eye st. n.w. “REPATRING. arm tue and cgit ‘winding: power Sovaretus spe. entral Armaf sty Grairal Aqmature Works, '638°D EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. PAINTING. shellacking. electric waxing: skillad_mechan: reduced prices. PAUL SERENE. 56, M st.'n.w. Pot. 261. . FLOORS SCRAPED and refinished fl e new. ¢ fors made new. H. White. 360 G # Rorees old FLECTRICAL —Beautiful floors make beantiful AguPeONs ‘I‘I“I‘:i" M'rrr.M In&1 allllh?d :1- E_Birch, 635 F at. n.w. Wl "Sogrd P FLOORS— Electric machine and .thnd fini cient. reasonable: rel 3 R_E_NASH. 2075 Ga. ave. North 473, GIRL wants day's work or general house- work in private family. 1451 Swann st. n.w. FURNITURE REPAIRING and_refini r fi binet R R GIRL, wishes pari-time_work: call any time. 703 R. I. ave. n.w. North 982 Tored. ne ta cook and eneral ok retérence ! §0 home nights. x’zs' GIRL wante reneral housework in small fam- Address 2103 17th st. n.w. Phone 4268 BEGISTER, FREE st the Northwest Emp; ureau; 800 recommended helo wanted, at once. 1810 T et n.w. N. 7424. ds STENOGRAPHERS. BOOEKEEPERS. SEC. [etpries and accountants, furnisncd businese and professional men. Strayer Employment Seryice resisters and places on] and graduates of Straver College. Ask for Miss Smith. employment secretary.” 721 13th st Main ‘1748, OFFICE POSITIONS. ployment ey areratad Tor (e Dube oF{hs & % Farice Main 2450, s Fou are Room 202. Transportation Bids.. 17th & B. students | I—Neat. .~ wants piace as her's helper. light housework or chamber- *'stay might. 2028 12th st. n.w. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED_ tepd covers made. Est. cheerfully given. Be free. Tittensor. 1424 Sth et n.w. ) HEATING AXD PLUMBING—Efficient and economical heating sxstems installed: expert attention given your plumbing needs. Call Main 8522. Southern Heating Co.. 719 Sth #onw. 21° KEYS——Dupiicate keys 25 cents: made while ou “wait. ~Turner & Clark, new address 2211 ¥ w. Frank. 3005 PAINTIN ng. intrior woo i ‘turned IRLS (two). colored, neat and reliable. de. re work of any kind. Apply to 1517 King- an nl. n.w. House painting. intrior wood. work. $1.50 room up: walls, $6 un: kil mechanics: reduced prices. Py M st._n.w. Pot. 251. GIRLS—Two want place as nu o baning: will stay nixhts. “1332 4t st pw, COOK and general housework : all family: £ st 1350, Y experienced, for 2 in 'Imlg:l refined: set- B ily of 2: ferred: country place, 20 minutes siate wares A natincations. “Addres reference _required. COOR AND GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, tled: _referénces required. umbia_55356. I evenings or any time Sunday. 8: DOMESTIC — Settled couple. pre- rom clty: ) Star office. Toe" GEX sirl Gl'lll-. wlum}n‘nmfim very Kood cook. with rence. | w ace e Wia e e, e sl G S (1wo) wish place as ho e I T T PAINTING AND P orices, skilled mec 1st_ne. Fhone L PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. reasonable rices. BEAN & MEADE. 1403 E tgle ine. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING mhm service; lot (Contint Uk mext page.;