Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1926, Page 32

l"az' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1926. HELP AND SITUATIONS.’ Colleges Busy on Grid Lists GEORGETOWN HAS CARDED |RECORDS 0F LEATS, -\ TWO BIG 1927 CONTESTS To Bring West Virginia Here Again and Also Will |55, - !, Repeat Visit to Syracuse—Maryland’s Slate i Full—Other D. C. Schools Active. * ] ik BY H. C RRANGEM BYRD. T of schedules for next foot ball season, 1927, is occupying almost the entire attention of those in charge of athletics in-the local colleges. Tn fact. that might well be said of the entre country. although in some faolated instances lists of contests for next year are complete. As far as &chools here are concerned, the big zames during the past season prob- ably will be the big games of the next, although each institution is Iikely to have two or three new oppo- nents. Gaorgetown again will have its big- Eest games with West Virginia and Syracuse. The former is to be played In Washington on October and ngain s 1o be used as home.coming day; the latter will be met at Syra cuse, but on October 15 instead of the first Saturday in November. This is about as far as public announcement of the Georgelown schedule has gone. Maryland List Complete. Maryland has completed its sched- ule, but is not vet ready to announce it because of a that it is trying to effect in order to give it another big home gawme. Right now South Caro- lina and Washington and Lee are the only schools scheduled to play at Col- lege Park, and another game of that caliber is desired. George Washington versity and Gallaudet are busy with their Jists for next year, but have not progressed far enough to make announcements of their contests, It i3 expected, though, that all will have 1wo or three games with strong teams and round out their schedules with others not so strong. Rreaks in relationships between moma of the hig schools have caused new opponents to be sought. Har- vard has Pennsylvania to take Prince- ton’s place, and Princeton has sched- uled Cornell in place of Harvard. Army and Syracuse will not play their game, and Navy is mot to meet Georgetown. Navy already has an- nounced that it and Princeton will not meet, but that Pennsylvania will be on its schedule. 01d Liners to Travel. Also some new alliances may be oreated in Southern foot ball. One Catholic Uni- of these probably will bring together the tip ends of the Southern Confer- ence in a contest between Maryland Out in the Middle West thera also are talks of meetings be- ns that have never before faced each other across the lines of One game for next year last Tall is between Chicago and Michigan. and Tulane. tween ter a gridiron. that was not scheduled Chicago is to be congratulated on the way it handled the Army-Navy Perhaps that might xcepting the arrange- stands, but of much so that did not matter But everything else seemed to be well organized and well taken regiments cadets and midshipmen were enter- that calue of spontaneous hospitality, and the game itself was managed as a spectacle far superior to any previously presented. Crowds to and from the game were | f, handled with dispatch, although ‘one fine feature of the new stadium fs that it is within short walking dis- tance of the downtown section, which litating crowd foot ball game. he qualified by ments in the pr newspaper men use anyw perhaps. were not are of. RBoth the in an organized have all the tained seemed to always will aid in fa management The new stadium at Chicago is a monster affair and colossal in its ap- pearance, both from inside and out. ¥or handling a foot ball game it is not =0 well designed as some of those that are double-decked, hecause a big part of the crowd must be a good ways from the fleld, that part of the crowd that sits at the two ends of the horseshoe and on the temporary seats that adjoin the two ends. at that the stadium is a beautiful structure and one well worthy of the big way in which the city is doing things generally. One rather surprising attitude in Chicago following the game was one of gencral satisfiction that the game seems that all bound to treat as v and Army and that neither returned defeated was the hest Chicago apparently felt that if either had won, the defeated team might have thought it some breach in the perfect hospitality that was ended in a tie. It Chicago felt dut guests hoth Nav result. given. RBut By the Associated Pres: The 1926 season’s records of major sectional college champlons ard some of their leading rivals follow: College. ~ Won. Lost. Tied. Pta. Op.Pta. anfor 10 o To 6l 19 9 0 0 » 0 0 D' 90~ o B . # . 0 8 0 = 5 1 *Noire Dame ¥ 1 0 Northwestern 7, 1 0 Michigan 2 1. 0 Tenneases LI e | Vanderbi 7. Sk 4 7 3 1 NAVY GRID PLAYERS ARE GIVEN OVATION ANNAPOLIS, Md., November 29.— Naval Academy's foot ball team re- ‘ceived a tumultous reception as it re- the | turned to the Academy here this morn- ing from Chicago, where the Middies tied with Army at 21-all on Saturday. Arriving shortly before 10:30 o'clock of |they were driven in automobiles through a lane of cheering midship men who lned both sides of the walk from the main gate to Bancroft Hall, svhere the squad was received by Capt. Gilbert J. Rowelif, acting superintend- ent in the absence of Admiral Lewis Nulton, superintendent. Recita- tions this morning were suspended at the Academy. A wire was recelved at the acad- emy today from Admiral Nulton. stat- ing that the conduct of the 1,700 mid- shipmen 4t Chicago had been superb. Tt was revealed here today the play ers of both the Army and Navy teams in a cordial chat after the game agreed that a play-off of the game would he mutually welcome, but of course this would not receive official sanction. About the only persons really satis- fled at the result of the hattle were Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Born of Ra- cine, Wis., who had a son playing on cach eleven. INTERSECTION GRID HONORS GO TO EAST Of the 56 {intersectional foot ball games that have been played so far this season. the East has won 27 and is certain to carry off the title, as the remaining games are too few to ;nake a material change in the stand- ng. The East has lost 18 contests, while VIRGINIA HIGH FIVES ' SET BASKET DATES ALEXANDRIA, Va., November 29. ~—Play for the Virginia school second athletlc district basket ball champion- ship will open December 31. Six schools will be represented in the serfes, Alexandria and George Mason High Schools of this city, Warrenton High, Leesburg High, Washington and Lee lligh of Clarendon and Ma- nasses High. The winner will enter the semifinal round for the State high school championship. Following 1s the schedule: Pecember 31, Leesburg at Man: January . Alexandria at Manassas ai George Mason as. arrenton. Washington e at "Leesburg: 10. Gedrge Mason_at i A4 Eiabure At Alexandria. Gearze tWarrenton, Washingtorn and Manassag: ™17 Warrenion, at on and Lee: 21, Manassas a - P E anrEe Afason AU WashigEion and P S enton at Tacsburg: 8. Alexandria T Wachington and Lec. Leesburg at George Razon, Warrenton at Manassas. Fehiuare 4. Alexandria at George Mason. Washington and Warrenton. ~ Ma- Tee a et i Teechtive 11, Warrenton at Alexan- et rore Mason ai Manaseas, Leesbur I Seton. ‘and Tee: ‘19, Manassas at Sarrenton’ ‘Alexandiia " at Loesburk. AT a Gearen Sasoy, "andseas af Warhineton “and Lee, 21, Washinglon T Klexandria’ &5 Alexandria at Ma- 5. W, n and Lee at George Mason, Paestnics ‘2t W 8. George Mason Warrenton: 28, at Leesburg. Alexandria High School's foot ball eleven will play Washington and Lee Jigh here tomorrow aftermoon on Jioxton field, for the champlonship of the second athletic district. Play will start at 3 o'clock s Celtics tomorrow night at 1 will face Columbia h five of Washington in ball game. £ basket Andrew Clarke h: been named coach of the Alexandria Fire Depart- ment Preps’ basket ball team,and his #quad of candidates will go into train- rke formerly played I High at Richmond n Boat Club of this fng at once. b with John N and Old Domin Virginia Public Service basket ball team opens its season here Thursday night. St. Mary's Seniors on Wednesday night will meet St. Michael Reserves of Raltimore at basket ball Virginia Athletic Club basket ball team has signed as coach, Lecky Nowland, who formerly tutored the Virginia Orioles, CAVALRY BASKETERS WILL PLAY CLOVERS Calvary M. E. tossers and Clover A. C. will face tonight, at 7 o'clock, at the Arcadia in the second game of the newly organized Senior Basket Rall League. The game will be staged as a preliminary to the Wash- ngton-Rochester clash. Last night before George Marshall's men encountered Rochester Kanawha, dribblers showed the way to Indepen- dents, 29 to 22, in the first game of the league. After nipand-tuck play for the first three periods. the victors stepped out in the final session to win. Games with senjor teams are sought by Montrose basketers. Call Mana ger Jeffries at Main 7 PRO FOOT BALL GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE. Standing of the Teams. oo Bears Mo Phifa i - Frooklym Miiwaukes Parton Alron R LT LY Y err a3u33umcs3s - « Fammond 1000 are seven. and ends. against Penn. In the 90s two backs played back of their tackles on defense and drove them into the plays that came their Zuppke placed two backs in the he had them criss-crosses were finished and the runner broke for the es. Then they threw him. Look at the two defense diagrams. 't much _difference between Zuppke had to place two wing some 12 yards back to look out ses. In the old days there were 0 one of these backs backed The othher acted as | start. g Re Canton Bulldogs, 0. sess City " Cowboys. 7: Chicago Car- 4%, Sork Gants, 27: Brooklyn, O . 7: Detroit, 0. : Pottaville. 0. Visual Foot Ball BY SOL METZGER. ‘The credit goes to Bob Zuppke, 1lli- nofs coach, for being the first foot ball tutor to stop Penn’s hidden ball plays. Zuppke created the defense his team used to accomplish But just to show what there is in foot ball, we show side by side Zuppke's defense and the defense common in the 90s when mass attack dominated foot ball. Then there were but five players on Today there To stop the old mass plays teams played their center not quite on He was a he stopped plunges and backed up his tackles Zuppke did the same thing Unquestionably this purpose. little new the offensive rush line. the line of scrimmage. rover. That s, way. same positions. But wait until Penn's open There them up the line. safety man. (Copsright. 1926.) line its nearest rival, the Midwest, has captured 16 and has dropped 17. The South has captured 9 and has lost 21, while the Southwest has lost 1 and tied In the other of its intersectional battles. The Midwest recelved a setback last Saturday when Notre Dame was conquered by Carnegie Tech. The Rockne forces have vet to go to the ‘West Coast, and there they may score the East out of the championship, nor will a possible victory by Alabama over Stanford. The table of intersectional games won and lost follows: EastMidwest. Sonth. S.IV. wan: . .g 14 l'é 8 %; A T T Ties—South and Midwest. Soutl Southwent” an “NMidwest and East and B ‘west, one each. _ PAIR OF G. U. STARS T0 PLAY WITH PROS By the Associated Preas. PHILADELPHIA, November 29.— Charley Rogers, bridegroom and star halfback of the University of Pennsyl- vania, has organized a professional team of his own. ‘While he has signed only one man, he says his team will include out- standing pigskin hustlers of several well known college teams when it faces the somewhat-battered New York Yankees, headed by Red Grange, next Saturday in Gotham. McGrath of Georgetown and Singer of Penn are to be the ends, Rogers says; Sieracki, Penn, and Con- naughton, Georgetown, tackles; Sn: der and Pike, Penn, guards; Butler, Penn, at center, and Laird, Penn, quarterback. Rogers has approached @ number of other players. The battle with the New York Yankees will be a crash of twin stars, Wheaton Ice Heaver against the Comet of Camden. Like Grange, Rogers {s a master of open fleld run- ning. “I'm through at the university, both in foot ball and track, and T see no harm,"” Rogers says of his venture. “I need to make some money.” Presumably Rogers will complete HOLLINGBERRY IS SIGNED. ?Xcs; rl'miverslty course, now in its last (‘;\;POI\'A.\'E. ‘Wash., November 29 tract as head foot ball Washington State College by Orin E. Hollingberry has been an- nounced here by Earl Foster, graduate manager, signature of a three-year con- Gt WILL PLAY WALFORDS. Richard Lorch, a member of the sporting goods firm, has been named to succeed George Youngblood as manager of the Walford Soccer Club, ISTRICT Girls’ WOMEN IN SPORT -BY CORINNE FRAZIER. Basket Ball League will hold an impor- Six interplayground basket ball tilts e iy old an dmpor: |are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon son Normal School, Eleventh and Harvard streets, and at least two representatives of each team are expected to be at hand promptly at 7 o'clock. shortly dates, time and gymn: three games. The roster of the league now in- organized Para- Princess and Princess Sen- Capital, Washingtons and Colum- deration of Baptist Young Peo- ple’'s Union. Several other teams, in- cluding the Santa Maria Club of the Knights of Columbus Evening School, have expressed a desire to join the league, and any girls’ team wishing to play organized basket ball this Winter may have a representative at cludes , the newly mounts. fors bia ¥ this meeting. All the teams in the league have been practicing for more than a month, and are now about readv to The Princess and Washington Clubs are not expected to put as strong teams as usual on the season because of the loss of several star performers, and the fact that Princess will have two out- fits in the league, dividing its squad of 50 players. Annabel Totten, president; Eleanor = s rer, and Jack Athletic floor thi Final action will be|in sections 2 taken on the by-laws and constitution of the newly organized league. As the schedule is to be printed after this meeting, all teams are to attend prepared to give the where their home games are to be played. The league expects to open its se: the week of December 6, each team playing the other members a seri ium s of at 4 o'clock on municipal playgrounds. Montrose and Chevy Chase will meet on the latter’s court in a section 1 en- sagement. Two games will be played 2 and 3, respectively. Takoma Park will settle its argument. with Park View at Takoma, and Phillips will face Towa Avenue on the Towa Avenue court in the section 2 series, while Bloomingdale and John Burroughs are slated to clash on the former’s field in one of the section 3 games listed and Columbia Road will meet Rosedale at Columbia Road in the other. Garfleld will play hostess to Hoover In the lone game slated in the section 4 loop. Directors of the six play- grounds on which games are to be played will act as referees. on Central High School sharpshooters are rated at the top of the list of 150 high school rifle teams in the country which are expected to participate in Interscholastic activities this season, according to the official bulletin of the National Rifle Association. If the prophesy of the official scorers is ful- filled, Central will make an impressive showing this year with its squad of 200 girls. 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D275 &, S. ¥ Fith “and 1 sta. ne: Line. 870 Adtiress 03 Mirtie st ne. 2ge | Weingarten. 416 10th st. n.w. de?! : Amberg, 220 Cromwell terrace ne. North 795-W. STENOGRAPHER, 3 veal 26, Ad ox 418-R. VIRGINIA M or_porter. Phone WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES — Good EARN $10 T0 $12 PER DAY. ay 2 2 BUILDING TRADES SCHOOL. 710 0 St. N.W. Lineoln 44 MECHANIC able to work o all makes of G gt havaiororsions permit. A0 LATROBES—Seseral in €ood condition, Call ESS OPPORTUNITIES. S e T S S—MALE, FE! at once, ¢ Franklin 0077. 300 _ T make offer. Dandy 1HUn b NT AGENCIES. | _SITUATION l“l,‘:,' "M» “:ll‘ Em,k NOTES' FURNITURE STORE, GT4 Toth of. e Medsen Mica AX{re. £ond e o 34." 300 colored di i1l pay the best cash prices for de- be eold at once and o"mmh’“”",(““ ‘,*' Annlmro-.otypln‘l Address Box 50-5, S.llr :t:.hh‘ furniture and antiques. Phones | 92 b % warosn IONOARLS. S e = 25 11th’si, n.w. _— . Franklin 2015 and Franklin 10013. _ 2° TFOT, detached MEN. reputation and character: permanent SR TR ot Teferences” rur: | OFFICE FURNITURE—Rall or flat fop desk Chase. D. (.. v outside sales work to customers: guaranteed | LAUNDRESS, cleaners. general housework. e onuaees AUR aree chairs for office. Address Box 306-E. | transportation: real ‘barz earnings to new men. Fuller Brush Co., 618 ol Kinda of Help ean be furnished AVO I Star office. SRR _ | actual value * Mr. Shep Setropolitan Bank. - from Parker's Employment Agency. 623 L OLD GOLD—fring 1n your oid g miver, | 030 Bond Bldx. 4 MEX. whole or part fime fo aell ol . n.e. Atiantio 1663. Mg FASHIER o p- % ALD platinum ° dlamonds, alao discarded leweiry. | UNUSUAL = OPPORTUNITY e of “insurance. Address Box 170- : SHIER or opera ok | We need them in a : | poolraos ted at Potomac, Alreery omce 5% Nl RELIABLE HELP of I inds furnished. | lady: references. | Ph otomic Bo7L e | Wil ‘pay highest prices. | A. Kahn. Toc.. 935 | bomreie the oate af R 1 vards at ihe comer MENE, no;-h*mv-d felling orh 10251 0 a.m. e s . :‘vin?i R EAT— GV ERHEATING of Hume ave.s present gwner in hospit shes to homes: 55% commission S A can_furnish ref- E 3 ERHEATIN eason for sacrifice: rent reasonable Bonus: frea ift brushes: advancement. ICE PGSITIONS. Address . Box | basement, cover furnace and pines With s’ | \ORK STORE, THREF YFAR trade: new o6 b fistiire bestos. with hetter results on npner floors, L or e 315 TCONKLIN "5 2008 gth niw. N Mol Briehés, Tne.. New Sork Cltr. """ | peee mistration. Washineion Employment SALESMEN (2). first-crass, very attractive | Xchanke. aperaf or_the public . ' Locomobile Co.. 1128. 1617 W"",{.'},‘}if,;‘f“';fl"U‘rmfi?%?‘?fl;‘:-P}“"?‘ 0. 202, ‘Transportation Blde.. 17th & H. EXECUTIVE HOTEL ¥ York~ City experience. Address Mre. James, Hotel, Man 94. West 47th_af Yorl CONNECTION A well tory that manufactiire Tnow i Main 1282 or ¢ N—Weekly salary or drawing ac- |- — —====| LADY, white, wanis a position as Compan- S. D20 FA. AVE. N ey reanin | co c ong to those who . e el 3 o col 5 fects, Merchandise Stocks, Lo court and, commissions. to” o e FEMALE. ion: raferencén exchanged: small compensa- | Avtomoniies, efc. Thirly six years serving oo Tilerat. . cama e o 3 ANVASSERS: e mones 637 H oL, Be. ;’m with room 2nd board: would help, the Washington public. Faent. Aceoien will T e —T etween 0 ¥ e L I— ights in territory alloted X ) 50 1 nds, Vi E O = 1ig) n_terr Bl and Beating 5 fireluna at- | CANVASSERS. experienced. whole or oasg | SEWING WANTED--Handmade, paby_and RVICE. _ | having oth cies'and_det Fort LT S O T % apce; for pramation: X011 Mre. Dilk €08 E Sliver Spring. Md. ss concerns n Trist e BTInRISH NG AR DN SHOR NCH LADY, native, 1o feach gentleman | STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, high school grad- | guarantee satisfaction to Star ta XMAS HOLIDAYS HAVE_HIGH: | convereational French. Address Box 1.8, | jate, competent, experienced: $18 wock | readers. - Any complaint found |scwoor car 1A in rretown: hus EXPERIEN | Star Office 24 E g 2 necessary to be made to The Star | iness and bulidii Tor’ 810,000 4 STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY. also know]- 78| SALESMEN WANTED! 1Y LADIES—An opportunity _to earn while will recelve prompt attention. For | Telephone owner. Fran DURING _THE_ MONTH . jearninj ork < edge bookkeeping: 10 years' experience: ref- 3 — ST EHED Nt REBLYC Mit TS AYE NBER: | [TminE Teal entate WoTk: Si0L o6 ohcet ex. | crenceat, temporary of *permancat employ-| admission to Recommended Serv. |OLD ESTARLISHED iiomobile | DASHER, 1310 F 8T N perience not, necessary, rfifi%r ‘fiagmbeu a'"-;"l A%v;fl 1:{'. -W i hes 3 ice Column call Main 5000, Branch - plenty of space must be D Bd LR B = LA = S N ] v. Address Box 1 SALESMEN WANTED! MARCEL WAVER—Steady +wood | eraduate, 8 mos. experience. desites position | - 110- _______________ aopportunity. Add 3 Salary and commisslon: acquaintance with | el only firstclass operator need’ apply. | With future. Phone West 1133. * | ACETYLENE WELDING_-Work NG AND TAILORING bus suto advisable. Manager. 1130 Investment 1221 Conn. ave. = = sud delivered. @. & S, Welding C Tished: ‘store room % e STENOGRAPHER - SECRETARY. _ congres- | Ohio hone Main_3049 R y ‘ ocs L exverience fof" B and [ sional, real estate and commercial experience: | A\s. BENBUGS. ROACHES. moihy fleas. | Kaiom iy 01 R Cihe L1 We7t Iocaon to solicit laundr, rk Apply at once. 1248 7th st. | permanent position with future: - conacien B 3 ACHES. mo as. ross Box 401°R 30 o solicit la y work; Qo ¢ g and ‘effclent: hest, raferencos: availapie | [as exterminated: guarantoed, Am DIsinfect: | 25 " TooM for wale v atiract salary and commission. Apply | sareswon cekly salary or drawing | (mmediately. Ly T — oo T T gecde |centrally locats e tio deaps account and commissions to those who_can " 7 S—Guar- | AL LALS Dupont Laundry Co., 2535 |atalily: feferencen reauired: . Appiy Mr. Hen: | tails handied quietly and eficlently: Jlegal | ANay DEDBYOsioiOAr iES, RATS—Guar | sEATTY AND BARBER SHOP jist opened Sherman ave. Ask for Mr. first_floor, 1405 Eye t. n.w. ® _|pnd, congressional experiencs. ~Phone’ Cleve- gonvenienice: no mess.” Main 10181, ~Acme e Joestion. brses L Williams, Red o oo " Y8th %3 | TYPIST, experienced, wishgs vosition elt s o it an o (ke good s. S Colimina 74, permanent or temporary. . Phone Fr. 8223. liewars call in person at WOMAN, refined, capable. pleasing person: NTED—Man or woman to inveat $2.500 Salesman, Haberdashery. Y, permancni position with otd real estate firm_offering bl ality. desires position as companion-secretary Riniimited possth 23 KEL PLATED: brass 5ds | (o 83 000 | eai estata develonmant Must be thoroughly experlenced and cap- | oren 1o 5 or 4 Inteligont women: seine of | excellent Jocal credentiala. Address: Bos EL PI to &7 n a real cstate develonment able of handling Wen-clase and diecriminat | Risfhees exnerience ?fn necesears, nAeed:;wst é‘ififljmflwfi_—fl_ Fflfffiaf T romee trvice. Aohs Fisting. o, | fyoud show £ood radiien on moner Javestes : %350 Mr. | interfera With presant employment. ) 3 | P2 . g vorting oMcer . arnoratio The Fashion Shop. Oth & E sts. n.w. m.. 630" Bond Bide. D e R oiulis Sowle” sid rosetiing. o | koo P STOR o e G I T fls. Box A482-R. Star offiee AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED; brass beds. MEN o o1 ‘ahURS s perten ity Aoy | B St offeer o M0 g | gt gt faequeied; fon wiyep Pl | GrockRy FoR SALE, chegg, £ a g With or without experience to sell house- | funity to comneet themselves with a real | == Frank. 5431." 150 Pierce et now. [ LA e 1O ent SFa.50: i rooms. §'yenrs. 1614 B st ne BEAUTTFUL furniehe Creek Park: might monda: make offer Address Rox 98-S S FOR SALE—Del hold specialties direct. _We honestly pay a guaranteed salary of $20 per week with ommissions and honus. “This is the highest Ppaid propositoin of its kind. Also good proposition for men with light ars. “U5Y8 Jenifer Bide. 7th and D Sta. N.W. estate organization of establishe We offer a liberal commission, struction in real estate sellin reputation. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. : BEDDING RENOVATED. springe. mattresses, SR meral, housewopker: | billoys. feather mat, dow;nugng‘nm ading Co.. 1 Tesidenes near Roo ept_lot. auto or din ner must les r offic e e i | GRAMBERMAID or siruction in real cotate selling snd help you | Colored Firly voung_ active: reterence profit on your time. "Give address and tele- |Georgin ave. nw.________ nhone number for immediate interview. Ad- | COLORED WOMAN wants general house- Gress Box 447-R. Star effic work: no laundry. 1017 12(h et. n.w.. Apt. 3, hox springs and ices’ and_prompt del 9 Lst.aw. M. 0670, cateséen and Erocers wit S\ 3 1 JO | YOUNG LADY companion to_semi-invalid, | COOK and houseworker: exceilen| “of ATTRESSES vated, $3: box | pew fixturen, (o ing Utbhiove s ot SEVERAL GOOD MEN, WHO | YOUe ZADY, i P Binnn and have Drient, | Holland destent: small Bt Tamiye Tet. | snrinos ropmred: work Enarangaed: Ciuais | lonte 6 Oth st n.w. _ 29 ARE. WILLING TO WVORK | it SeheRali st A8 Mttren | Henin! IR h. I | ST S e SR | on Sl e e o AN . | and 3 ox X = s i eaving city, must sell at once. Ma 3 HARD, CAN MAKE BIG | 8 ‘il 25| 000K Tiraing or houskessinE sy Wb | BOTLERS, {armaces: Titoner: couiod ks "~ FOR SALE_—PAINT STORI] i Excellent location. lons lease NG LADY for temporary clerical work: | FIRST-CLASS LAUNDEY. Address with particulars Grato Co.. 1403 H at. n.w. Franil CARS REFINISHED in_a wide selec MONEY. o must_writa well. CALL M. KAPNECK |&% ake home. hundi;e: o4 ran o, family. Columbia 7634-W. 781 Lamont lary_expected. 5-M. Star_office. | n.w. colors. ST o 35, in 5 o' 10 Nours. Teady | S70,17 #1108 AT e O 0 e Ol T RCT ~ YOUNG LADY as den istant: nice per- | gy ake | 15 uee. | Cars varnished. 5 0 to {2 - 5 - ELECTRIC €O, ZNNG CERED STt St | GENERAL MOUSPNORR, Jepnar take | KA ulimale ogs i Ee st | TAILOR SITOP BIG BLI 736 11th N.W Tatarencen Addrens Bk B18, Stcotnd nd | Adamis 2011 181517 B ato nw. Phone Frank 811> | Chance to st ) ¢ithof 1 ¢ CARPENTER—House repairing, doora win- | abf., 7 TWO PIECES OF GIRL. colored. wante place sa ngree. moth- §h 5 belper or light housswork. Phonie MR. DOTSO! YOUNG Wi . unencumbered, 3 cager to_ travel,' for position offering un- SEE MR. DO1 N —The Sun Life Insurance dowa. floors, porch. partition; afl remodelin ROBERTS. 505 18h st. se. Linc. 8001, tiinl experience’ apole’only it sincarely fn- | SH0F— e b s Droperty: five minutes’ rid company selling ordinary and in- Stenographer and T)g)ist. after school. North 7883, " sl frgfpn;;;::;\:(;fiu 77&71' M| Bindonabure v " T reer wract 4l dustrial life insurance, requires | expenenced i commordar mork, ,,:‘:I‘{'{?g{, aer, U el T oo | (ERREN TN OF ok Potomae SATG: | Elod iocmaimma | oty 0 the services of several men. An | fienme exsoronte. m:g%rl;n 4 o e e e e e T | i REE I }iD BUILDER—Jobbing and ol “howtonm. For further & excellent opportunity for the|¥red Telzman, The Fashlon Shov. 81k & E | GIRL. neat. colored. wants housework morn: | femodefing: estimates~ 153 lat’ st now. | 2 AR R . - 1i i 1 J -1 Ph North 2874-J, 6 to 8 . 5 10 0 242 wbu d right men to grow with a pro-| ELEVATOR OPERATORS %'; &L 5 veaits partor. Rorthdar e l):\,n(;:u: :’m rida] " h;"‘ m;@l?r s B R v gressive agency. Apply manager,| _colored women, experienced, figan“'.‘:;nfi‘.;m"{,‘; T, e g‘é{:v?:: e na;;:n,g_.“‘hp.,lmi“n"". ilmaten 1 | AUTOMOBILLE REPAIRING, 1508 H st. n.w., between 8 a.m. |between the ages of 25 and 30. m—,é}eflfi&ffinsm—'h&. vul—?h;::: CARPEN . washing, storage, gas, oils, tires and 12:30 p Apply men’s timekeeper, 11th st, | 3£ dave cleaning._Lincoln 6563 29°_ | Bors at? and accessories; doing a good = T : 2 *| LAUNDRESS, first clase: take homs bundles. | 100" 14 & 2 A SALESMAN TO side. 1007 17th st. nw. ECECTRI all around business; cheap; on Address Box 80-S 30* Represent a Prominent West Virginia Corporation. easy terms. Star office. Sy cAUTY SHOP ESTABLISHED: COMPL PE“« MARL LLO SHOPP [ REDUCED 50%. 3831 18th ST. N.E. New store in a new section. rapldly pr: waing: suitable for meat market, “tal rene, 37 T st. n.w. Potomac oD, Qflmdr\' shoemaker, baker, barbe: 1° ther husine RENT ONLY $32.50. JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO w Main 8940 FLOORS—Beautiful floors make beautiful homes: old floors scraped and finished like new: floors laid. scraped and finished. H. E_Birch. 635 F &t.n.w. _Main 2907. 4 tric machine and hand fin reasonable: reliable servi FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ANTIQUES—Ve throp " desk. M matiogany sofa an abia_4 neat, part-time work: no cooking hing. Bhone Main 4701 S FURNITURE REPAIR) narefinishing fing gabinet B T &'C FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repd: io. covers made. Eat. cheertully given. Returned colored, reliable. wanis early morning "cleaning best of refe : 00 s et . oy, 3 references. Call PAIRL y LAUNDRESS, 1 ture and cotl winding: 8 - WOODWARD & LOTHROP. | LAUNDRESS rtclamy wants orkc to | tura snd cotl windine: pomer Spvarstus sog; SALESWOMEN. e, e Y TRES—T —in inity: position open o ELECTRICAT, WIRING OR FIXTURES Lot Dot Y it 1 il 0| Experlenced for various Christ- our experienced estimator give vou an esti- ‘put_forth some real effort every day in the v.gn“ e F mate: this will give 1"“ & chance to_ prove oy ey a5 00 ity and OF amall “wash Tako Tooms: sof- | Co. 801 Ese n.w. poinitin ¢ S e vyuew;m-er‘n’wl{t;b ployees preferred. Apply Em- |erences. North 6500, i ELECTRICAL REPLIRING. dons _eanirie %0 q?xm‘é'r'"“; 9";3&:’]2‘\.“;‘??1“&‘"{-%1“?.5 ployment Office, after 10 a.m., gé’,’.‘,‘.’?‘égfif‘x or cleaning by the dav. | O, 15 408Y B0 ried man over 28, who lives in Washington: .9 90 A ‘ — B roerionce.” Address Box 431K, siar | 9th floor, new building. R AP K Sl o™ | SEnrie waring siillgd mechanics: pofins] e Phone Potomac 2263-J. e Cli Fuings work: Tafh 0 et papr me 48 P i 2o ceneral ‘honsework._good | Between the ages of 16 and 17 e ot D Ferguson, 212 B st. n. lea g%l‘o;vd girl wishes position. Phone )gg;th WANTED—SALESME school training. Apply Employ- MEN (21 for_fastselling_product: _those | ment Office, 9th floor, new build- e aporiunity fof promotion. 227 |ing, after 10 a.m. Tabeatment Blde.. between 10 and 1 in_ 366! Y W s ‘week: must have clean character and fair | Mmas dcpartments. Former em- economy. Main 7747. Economy E]e‘qno culin s, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. | MATD— Girl. neat,_ sl prices. Paul ALE AND FE! = o o - 5 o A WAITRESS ~or _nursing mald—Neat light Rome and, saiary for msht couple. WO K| (ith at least one year's High T satisfied vith $30 10 $40 to start have ex- WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ANTIQUE CHESTS DRAWERS, $15. I SMAN—Man between 25 and 40 ears e P tiison 1405 ath 3 i ton mahe china ¢ h lling real PERSONAL. B0eOF. 8t. n.w. N. 7702 | ton mabpzany cxia 450 Pt SR (BRD e &?“o?fifxf::m??a?fif-':"mun HELP—DOMESTIC. ANTED-"L OF_ % CHILDREN 70 CARE | KEYS__bublizate Keys, 25 cents: made while | il ‘udovoirt. <10 antia: Cilairs, 335 ah e N e e b LR % s llied (e S R N e 3 o ;g 2 3 L n.. 2 = s of ant! At 1o T A s Wi m'fiqr S o, 4506" Towa ‘ave. '},‘}';E‘,,‘Eé SWEDISH_MASSAGE_GIVEN BY TRATN: | PAINTING: ~ interlon exterior: tloors | 752 0f aniniics & S Timaslod adrees Box 434 R, tar Offics. - | Adams 1863. ed nurse masenso. North 4074:W. "% | scraped. glec. wazed: Suitied pechantca:”ve” | Nole' Al WANTED Experienced reai cotate hotiss) COORING and weneral Ronsework. 3911 | NOW 18 THE TIME 10 BAVE YOUR_OLD e ag o T Beenar S5 LS W | pranntiy: 2015, saleeman_ to sell houses taken over by fore- | Morrieon st.. Chevy Chase. D.O. RN Nrerned fo50 Cpistmas. Phone | &b ERTy 5P, NG—Special pr AUTOMOBILES, wagons and high-grade_tool closure: bargain for your clients. Fulton R.| GIRL. for general bousework, T email ‘E. North 10000, Branch 826. | PAPERING AND PAINTING—Special prices | {0 es for bova: wholesale. M. Frank Rup Goron, Continental Trust Bid. 3. 8831, | fanly, aiaeEighly: reforences. 535 ot ¥ P sized. “oglnted and panered Witk ‘?u(;llyc;;on"x‘:' 1051 i ot now Binisd AN INTERNATIONALLY KX w._Adams 7852. 3 : aper ‘an 5 3 = S5 ket) ecessary service to | GIRL, neral housework. Mre. Catriiz, e = Te- shed " with' a damp_cloth. $12.00: al ) d : cello. $60, z B aneas firme. has “openinge ‘for four Woodier b - | turnfor pleasant hame 1 eatirhe’ so. | PG Wnd vlattering a¢ low” prices, Wa b et o 5o Srences Box 6-3." gtar | use Duteh Boy lead and pure linseed oil. _ | ixing paints on premises eo ingredients cari CLUB_ROOMS FOR MEPTING. CLUBS. seen. Al paperhanging guaranteed in fratorniles, sororities. card partl bl e. T ~pt lot. auto or dia furnished reai might a ownor 1 salesmen of unauestionable character and | 1{ODSFREEPER-—Seitied wo absolutely clean salea production record [ HOL tuwo children: Drooklaads stay ARy, Park, Shieh will enabla them to ba honded by a | ngceent roon et R make ofter surety company. Dositions are for both ety P L mond L L Address Box 99-5. Star offe This is & local concern thoroughly dependable and 3 é8: tables’ o ety co and State salesmen exnerionce net absolute: | references’ S80 month. Phone North 313 | orthophonte.” Fr. 274 1330 Mase. ave, 34 | 880 38, embloy, Jocal meg only. Terms it enta each cl = 1y necessary. but bralus and sbllity to inter- day_after 6 p. ALPINE SUN-RAY TREATMENTS FO! o Pocorating Co Ele Book Sn 7 view large business firms essential: not easy . but_remuneration_cxceptionally good | 1o those who ean qualify: future prospects Free eat; te. Philadelph falling hair. ekin i Tne, RILR17 Oth st now. we guarantes results. HAZEL & 21st_and P _sts Pot. 5179. Mai Iseases wnd low vitality: 36. Openi DILLO! 4* lored, al Trele B gloref Eeneral hgpsework: relerence. it st._ne._Birota. . dining table, dresser. chairs. for advancement. (Not real estate, books. strong. intelligent. o operats n.w. # i viastering. ot nw. 1o Tarie OF seucitics). loranswering 10" natitution: . '$80 per Wonth, | JOHNSON REST HOME FOK AGED, | first i b i give full i i quali- room and laundry. Address Box and convajescent: night 8 day duver- | terms if desired._J._ N. P ire and_expensive mal "y fications, a number where you | vision. North 7063. 1A20 18th st. n.w. _ | PAPERING AND PAINTIN 1 Main 1% S e ¢ can be reache ay between' 6 and 8 SLIP COVERS, OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE | this week ' Average size rooms. S = o'clock to make appointment for interview snap fasten: up. with duplex polychrome paper A CLOS excellent conditi cheap. _ADy CLOTHING. colored: owner in_mourning ., si/e 48: atierndon gowns; cost 3100 sell £i. cushions, ers. tape bound, $19.75. RL fehiorwood. 1513 J8th e, L 5350 O | rade; washabls bavers. Thess prices including scraping. sizing N TH: ISH : | ahd ting up. ints mixed on job. Rl o gt i FEFcie p I Sl oy e Faog = LETclE elaie 0 "per room. and Conn. ave.. Adt. 20: with the vice president of the company, Who will be in the eity Tug 10 pass on appli- Address Box 318-R. Star office. S8 ©Co.. ot « 17 (Conilnued on Next Faged