Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1926, Page 43

THE GIRL IN THE SECOND CABIN BY E. J. RATH. (Copyright. 1926, by G. Howard Watt.) SYNOPSIS. Spencer Trumbull, in order to bo near h fl in the Adirondacks instead of takin esith trip. hires his old coliege and v days chum, Billy . to make the s trip in_his . and promises him $1.600 and ‘expenses it ho. takes his piace under the and care of Keeler, a malo nurse, Who is a stranger to both, and, thus fulfili e orders of bull's fathe ask st board the Gulf Stream in & wheel chair, and 0o sooner 18 pushed on deck by Keeler than he beholds a girl at the rail —the “goddess,” he dubs her. She is Misa Kent, a society girl with & mania for nurs- ing. ‘who takes at once to the interesting anvalid, despite her dragon of an aunt. Miss Grimm. ' Meanwhile Keeler makes himself a hero o Sidney Sands. a girl in the second cabin, concealing his_identity. Trask breaks goum‘l- and meets Sidney. who fascinates im. (Continued from Yesterdav's Star.) APT. BLODGETT cleared his throat, sat erect and leveled a thick forefinger at the in- valid “I am the captain of this #hip,” he began, in his heavy voice. “My word Is law aboard this vessel. 1 can put you In irons if I choose. In any event, 1 believe I shall put you under arrest. I don’t know what your game is, but 1 don't like it. “T don't like people on my ship who travel under two or three names, and don't like 'em when they can’'t walk one minute and when they do a hop, skip and a jump in the next. You're a suspicious character, sir.” Trask listened with a smile. 'm going to put vou where you won't annoy any more passengers, and I'm going to put a guard over you, sir,” continued the captain. “I'm not going to have you jumping around, either in the first or the second cabin. 1 believe you're a dangerous man, Mr. Trask or Mr. Trumbull, or whoever you are.” der. In the second place, is Miss Sands getting off at Key West' Keeler swallowed hard. “‘It's as bad as that, sir, is it?"” Yes, it's as bad as that!” cried Trask belligerently, then added, *“if she ever speaks to me agaln.” Keeler sighed and shook his head mournfully. “I was hoping, sir, that you and Fat chance I'd have Miss Kent, anyhow, after the way the beans have been spilled this afternoon. It all comes of you trying to think, Keeler. You're old enough to know that you can’t. And I order pou peremptorily never to try to do any thinking for me again. Keeler was humbled to the point of dejection. “But I'm not going to leave this ship,” reiterated Trask. *So it's up to us to think of a way to stay aboard. Get busy, now!" “You told me I wasn't to do any thinking, ~Mr. Trask,” protested Keeler. “Don't be a fool, Keeler. busy!! exclaimed Trask, angrily. The fruitless cogitations of Trask and his guardian were interrupted after severnl minutes elapsed by a knock at the door. Keeler answered, first motioning his patient into a chair. The caller was a deck steward, \vlltlhi a note to be delivered to the in- valid. Trask looked at the untamiliar writ- ing on the envelope, which was ad. dressed to “Mr. Spencer Trumbull,' and frowned speculatively. The note within caused him genuine bewilder- ment. Tt sald. “I find myself much disturbed in mind concerning the affair in Capt. Blodgett's office. My faith has been Get Trask was not smiling now. The idea of being a prisoner appalled him. Aunt Mehetabel was grimly triumph- ant. Lucille sighed and averted her eyes. Sidney was sitting very straight in her chair and, whether she knew it or not, she was frowning. She seemed about to speak. Keeler, however, did the speaking. epped from behind the chair and made a little bow to the master of Gulf Stream. “Captain,” he said, “I'm going to ask you, sir, not to do what you say. I'll tell you why, sir, and you'll un- derstand. It's something I've tried to keep a secret, on account of this gen- tleman’'s family; but I see it's no use now." Trask’s eves were slowly widening. “You see,” continued Keeler, drop- ing his voice to a low tone, “Mr. gfumbull here comes of very excellent people. He had a nervous breakdown some ‘time ago and it affected his *"What!" exclaimed Trask. ‘Keeler, you're a liar!" Keeler looked at the captain apolo- getically. “You see how it is, sir. It affects him in different ways. Now, one of his notions is that he can't walk. Of course, he doesn’t have that notion regular; just at times. But when he does have it, it affects him so that he really can’t walk. He's as good as a real cripple, sir. When he doesn't have it, why, his legs are all right \ and he can walk.” Trask listened in a dream. “Now, captain,” continued Keeler @venly, “it would probably do Mr. ‘Trumbull a permanent injury if you were to lock him up, sir. It would have a very bad effect on him. I couldn’t be responsible for what would happen to him. But hels quite harmless, sir. If you'll just leave him with me, sir, I'll guarantee he'll make no trouble at all for anybody. Just him keep his stateroom, sir, and I'll promise to take first-class care of him.” Koeler. pleaded with eyes and ges- tures, as well as voice. “I believe you're telling the truth at last,” commented Capt. Blodgett. ‘es, sir,” sald Keeler proudly. “‘Captain, he hasn't uttered one true ‘word!” exclaimed Trask fervently. “That will do, sir,” ordered Capt. Blodgett, with a wave of his hand. “I'm_satisfied with the way things stand now. I believe what this man :nohr says, Now, here’s what's going though he were Back to his stateroom. ““Thank happen: “Keeler, you may take this man .I “1 shall expect you to be responsible you, captain for him.” “1 certainly will, sir.” nd tomorrow, when we put in at :(hcly West, both of you get off this . The dismayed exclamation was from Trask, who almost leaped from his chair. “I don’t propose to carry any high- Jumping lunatics on my passenger lst,” announced Capt. Blodgett with finality. “The palr of you get off at Key West tomorrow. That's all!” He arose from his seat, signitying that the session was over. Sidney Sands slipped from her chair and made a formal little bow to the captain. Then she crossed the office, ‘without even a glance at Trask, and ‘went out. : Lucille, Aunt Mehetable and Mrs. Kent followed, in silent procession. ‘The goddess ventured a timid, half re- proachful glance at the patient, who was still in a daze. Aunt Mehetabel wore an expression of sweet victory. ““Wheel him out!” ordered the cap- tain. . Keeler swung the chair around and ‘wheeled him out. Trask was too staggered by the ver- dict of Capt. Blodgett to utter a word until he had been trundled imto his stateroom and the door closed behind him. Then, the spell of inertia broken, he leaped from the wheel chair and turned upon Keeler, his eyes blazing with anger. 'Now you've ‘done it!”” he cried. ou big bonehead!” Keeler backed away a step and his Jaw dropped loosely. = “A fine mess you've got me into! yelled Trask, thoroughly excited. 1 &et put off the ship tomorrow!" “I did the only thing I could think of, sir.”’ pleaded Keeler. “What business had you to think? Who told you to think? When the blazes did you ever get the notion you could think for me?” “But I couldn’t see you sent to the lockup, Mr. Trask, ‘Wherever that is aboard ship. T was only trying to save you that, sir.” | shaken, but it is not shattered. I cannot—I must. not—believe that you are what my aunt maintains you to be—an impostor. It would shock me beyond measure to discover that you are what my aunt maintains you to be—an impostor. It would shook me beyond measure to discover that you had deliberately practiced an impoei- tion, when all my sympathy had gone out to you in your affliction and when I did so want to be of some service in making your suffering seem less. “Can you not give me some assur- ance that you are really what you told me you were—a sick and injured mar? The story told by your nurse concerning the condition of your mind I will not—and cannot—believe. "1 feel that certain of my ideals are at stake in this matter. Are you not truly an invalid. I pray, for the sake of my faith in human nature, that you are! “I will not—unless T must—believe that my first opportunity to offer con- solation and help to a fellow being in need of them been misdirected through a deception which would be the very refincment of cruelty. “Won't you break vour reticence— at least to me—won't vou offer me some proof of your sincerity? Tell me it is not true you can walk and run, As my aunt says! I feel sure she must have been mistaken, and in my heart of hearts I do hope that she is. “LUCILLE.” “Anything wrong, sir?” inquired Keeler, as he noted the blank expres- sion on Trask’s face. “Read it, if you like,” said Trask, offering the note. Keeler read slowly, completing the effort with a sigh of satistaction. “It looks better, sir, doesn't it?" he observed, in a hopeful tone. “Better! How?" “Why, Miss Kent, is ready to stand by you, sir. If I may say it, she's interested.”” “Interested in me? Not on your life! She's interested in my being an invalid—that's all. She hopes I can't walk, because if I can, her ideals are all smashed up! That's a cheerful hope, isn't it? I've got to be a cripple, Just to sustain her faith!” Keeler looked doubtful. "It does seem a little that way, Mr, Trask,” he admitted. “But if she’'s interested that much, it may lead to— well, you can’t tell sir.” despalr, “She’s a very young lady, sir,” he ventured. *“And, if you'll allow me, Mr. Trask, I might say that it would be a shame to-- s " Keeler referred to the letter. “Shatter her faith in you. “Bunk!” observed Trask, brutally. “What would be the use of my Inspir- ing interest in a lady who would lose her interest the minute I got up and walked? You don't expect me to sit in a wheel chair the rest of my days, just to oblige her, do you?" “You might do worse, sir. “Nonsense! Anyhow, I'd. sooner jump for Miss Sands than play sick for Miss Kent.” “That's what I'm'afraid of,” mur- mured Keeler, shaking his head. Trask laughed with cruel gayvety. “As for me being in bad with Miss Kent, I'd like to know where you stand with Miss Sands, ‘Capt. Fer “Don’t sir!” “How do you expect to explain all that soldler-of-fortune stuff, ‘cap- tain” Keeler raised a protesting hand'| and squirmed in his chair, “I--I don't know, sir. I was going to ask your advice about that.” “Well, my advice is to steer clear of her, Keeler. You can't ever ex- plain it.” “And not see her again, sir?” There was deep woe in Keeler's voice. “Exactly. She must have a fine opinion of you.” Keeler was abstractedly nursing one hand within another. “I suppose it. does look pretty bad for me, Mr. Trask. It seems like it's always been that way.” Always?" “I've never had any lucl Something happens every tim “Heart affairs?” Keeler nodded. “I—I was almost married in my fighting days, sir. She was a very handsome young lady, Mr. Trask. She worked in a restaurant. And then they put me against the champion— and that settled it. You see, it turned out she really didn’t want me at all, sir. She just wanted a winner.” Trask grinned understandingly. “The worst of it was, I'd saild 1 was the champion, added Keeler. “When she found it out, of course, it was all visage of" " fine and handsome sir. ‘Save me? You've ruined me! I'm queered with everybody. I'm set down | as a nut. I'm crazy in both cabins!" | Trask stamped nervously back and ' forth across the narrow room, shoot- | ing viclous glances at his guardian. | T've a good mind to slam you one, | Keeler,” he exclaimed. | The Tennessee Tornado threw up | his guard Instinctively, tucked his jaw down against his chest and crouched. Then, with a sigh, he dropped his hands. “All’ right, sir,” he said meekly *1'1l take it from vou. Shoot it, sir. He presented his jaw at a favorable angle and waited patiently and resign- edl; Frask made a gesture of despair and turned aw “Confound you, Keeler! T wish to heaven I could paste you right on the | point—but T can't. You've made thin “But I've kept up, Mr. Trask.” “And kicked me off the ship! But I won't go! They'll never put me ashore at Key West.” “But wouldn't it be about the best way, after all, sir?” You deserve it. worse than ever. 0'1 out of the lock- [ off."” "It seems to me, Keeler, that you ave a rather persistent habit of ly- ing about yourselt when the ladies are concerned.” “Well, sir, a man never gets any: | where b (Continued in Toi LION HUNT A FAILURE. Roosevelt's Party Returns From Mountains Without Trophies. TUCSON, Ariz., December 21 (#).— The lion population of Arizona has not changed because of the invasion of Archie Roosevelt and his hunting | party. The famous hunter of the Ovis | Poli, Mrs. Roosevelt, Mre. 'Stuyvesant Fish and Fairman Dick returned {without any trophies yesterday after |spending two wreeks in the Rincon | Mountains. 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Bm’ fim C:r Co.. 1707 Kalor: SR i i Co., Silver Spring. Md. CANDY SALESMAN wanied, experienced. 10 Capeie ROt mam Angby by Jotr only . Roneet. man. § for Tnterview. George J. Mueller & Co.. B30 nna. ave. n.w. L R. on small must be experianced. know W Toneg] stgats work: bond Snd_eforence T d ok 2 ey, M Tiawkes. 10 to 12, Room 900 merican_Bidg. o DRIVER, experlenced. Tor Ford truck: must be.intelligant and siron, to move. furuiture and general work in furniture store: Bt avinge: Bank. BIds " 710 Tain st e ‘mornt t010:30. Machine monthly accounts: ington and ig d Now clasaes forming January 3. Inquire Mr. Boyd_Secretarial School. 1338 G st. ART OBJECTS THAT INCLUDE SUCH IN. dividual pieces us are not usually found elsewhere and which make most distinctive gifts. DULIN & MARTIN CO.. 1215-17 F PRACTICAL TEACHER OF SAX A individual instruction, bfiy an _experienced usician and teacher. 451 Mass. ave, n.w. ranklin 9663, 2 ATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS DU our eyatem of shampooine. marcel waving a i secor A 8 (i 5 E HE HON SCHOOL. 817 14th 5t. N.W. ashineton's only exellinise beauty Gyltiee behool. Day and evening classes. Fr. 8431, RIVING LESSONS KY AL e instrnctors. saf i white chauffeurs furnished 8 AUTO DRIVING — LADY INSTRUC eatisfaction guaranteed: men drivers if de- ired. Phone West 3068. 2128 H nl.zllfir BE A BRICKLAYER. EARN $10 TO $12 PER DAY. BUILBING TRADHS AaHShL 710 0 80 NW, & NORTHERN WOMAN. responsible. compo- tent cook, desires position as working house- h‘t:nvcr le man or small group of Eva L . Government Hotels, W Phone’ Lincoln 8080, ashington. SCHOOI, L “wants eve x ¥ §CHOOL GIRL wants evening work of any for. STATIONERY —EXQUISITE GIFT BOXES e D e S in_suede finish, velours and linens. BRENTANOS, 12th and Fats n.w SEWIN thimbie, NG WOMAN ot edication desiren nosi o an e par Feforences tarmabed e adross Mg | WRITING S FOR TRAV 3 \ 48 NG LADY, Tight ate. desires cferical o Potomac 0 lored. colieze gradu: office work. " Call | i KIT. ’flum\'»» | handsome leather cases. Comple t. address and memo book. ete. VS 12th and F sts. n. WRIST WATCHES, RECTANG! up: diamond rings,' 43 points, $1 omb. Drush and mirror sets. $5 up. EDWARDS & ZANNER. 704 7th WRIST WATCH ard_makes_and e wonderful $6.75 0 360, vania n FEMALE, n T O oS | SITUATIONS—DOMESTI . nurse, part time, ral | worlk., Jrse, Dart time, general housewark timepiece WALFORD'S, 809 Pennsyl- EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, . for ilin iare. Filling S ted * whie only’: train mews agents: §ood “K'mfn‘-’;a‘aiam ApBly: before s B nion News ., employment office No. 3, enst bassment Union_ Station. 4 MEN. i h ter important: Outaide selae wor :"."’m.;“.u?n’lx:fim:«}"szrs“m Teed while " leaming. ;fll &I,IY"XIC ‘Metropolitan ldg. tme o sell all lines Riewrance. ” Klfteta™bos THod" Hiar of insurance. — bitlous youns men who are e Pking Tor, permanent, ool work it s Tuture: $25°a week to those who aualify. Apply between 4 and 6 pm. 811 Interna: tional Bldg. 5 SR - P ER wanted with D. C. liconse. Box 282-X. Star office. SALESMEN for afternoon and atonce. 621 7that.nw. LBOYS, with or without_bicyr! Soot zon. Aoy % Snes. "t ola”] st nw. : SIGN PAINTER. expert. union or Roantons buliding and xeneral sign Work: o0d ealary; etate age and references. Ad- Hress Box 40°X., Biar affice.” i EAMFITTER. experienced man. on steam e M TR ers need apply. 017 11th st. n.w. TRUCK MECHANIC—Good lent truck mechanic With Tion: * fmmediate employment desired. experience and furnish references. Address Box 302-X UPHOLSTER, to_do Phona_Adams _466. = Phone Aoo. ; i B e tnodlats Semploymers denivering ‘fuel ol for Targe corporation: jence. an) - Peeioh referonces. Address Box 303 office. BRI 8 YOUNG MEN over 20 to take orders on T 4T hicat "bs "wide. swaks and ra¥ious e Ssomawhers. © See “Mr. Hess, 1317 . how.Room 001 & DRIVERS. One hundred new taxicabs, limousine type. Self-starters. Apply now and get good as- s < signment on roll. Good money. YELLOW CAB CO, 1233 20th St. N.W A WELL ESTABLISHED and prominent real estate organiza- tion needs real estate salesmen. Over fifty new houses recent- ly completed and ready for sale. Co-operation with our sales- men is our specialty. Salesmen with ability to sell new houses will find connection with our of- fice a profitable one. Address Box 82-X, Star office. CANDIES—FANNY MAY CANDY, RECOG- nized as the finest homemade, fresh daily 60e 1b. 1010 E n.w. 14 13th n.w. 1406 N. Y. 810'1ith n.w.. Tivoli Theater Bidg PAINTE! B, and_practical gift. s HINA STORE. 608 13th st. n.w, TOILET SETS, in_beautifu - 2 boxes, $9.50 to $50. Wolpe's, GIRL, dolored,. deslres position chamber work. (12th _and ¢ o | private or public. Alice Barnes. 1026 Coo DSOME HAND-EMBROIDER | o et and_Juncheon sets and hand-knit baby PETER N P, 1 Hst nw.® JMADE _CUT. DED DAG fox scarf, ue. North | CALL U when_vou need office help: our servi free. Steward ‘h Office Aeency, 1203 T ot Sitaio st Be® WEfurmish “domestic. hotel and_cafeteria help.* Mt. Ploasant Employment, 3219 11th n.w. Adams 3745, S Stenogs.. typists, bookpra clerical hielp, etc, Fren regietry. Main OD0O. 1938 G Bo nw: Boyd Employment Service. * OFFICE POSITIONS. Free registration. Washington Employment Exchange. operated for the public by the Washington Schoo] for Seeretaries. M ain 2480, Roord Sogegze Unless Vou Are Placed COOKING “and housework in all family, time work, by experfenced, settled excellent ity references, ~ Add X, Star_office. GIRL wants work part Ui Frang, *3ass work part time days or by week. LAUNDRES take home ¥ Wl experienced. wants work o 4 n references. Address 2135 L . Vst “make most cceptable gifts. Im- velties. Befora you decide. s2e our 121 H n.w. ED CARDS Office and Commercial A A WAL L B Help Furnished and Positions_Secured ‘Washington Business Bureau, Cdnt. Suv. Bi. BIdK.. 710 14th. Main 2114, LR, T WOMAN ™ ‘wants general housework. 74 Lamont st. n.w. o PEI GENUINE _IMPORTED tahs shawl, robes, blankets and bill ‘folds, hocketbooks. pillow co hand-figured Tunisian leather, incense burners, ash trays, coffel sets, otc. of real hand-carved Tunisian brass, inlaid with s ver and ivory: many other rare and beaut ful importations from Tunis, Arabia. C: slovakia, Ruseia and the Orient: every one, that are as interestiny Jre lnsual; open evenings. 8. M SILVERWARE- iy, ot with -piece Commii blade, $16.50. i nest qual- Wolpe's, e N HELP—FEMALE. hand BOOKKEEPE years of ago or over: also muet have knowledge of ‘stenokraphy : thoroughly capable’ and reliuble Woman: aranteed to references required. Address Box 20-X. Star ATHERTON'S PE as they 0 IN ATTRACTIVE 1115 SCIITE O LLS. 3105 tore. G 19th nnd P ats. n.w. R experienced. WRIST WATCHES, JEWELRY. | cateteria, at once. Apply 1206 Denn: (5 2 5 § 7 L | “CASTELDE 435 Pa. Ave. DICTATHONE OPERATOR— Experic ,nd FOR HIM. accurate: must have speed: S50 per waek to Yy - “",1’" Kiving experience and qualifica- ‘;mo. He“fi Rm.nm‘.i o play L s Box Star o D ot s e to plny 0 0 Star of nd of fellows to play with. Health and French, voung. for eharacter building under inspirational leader . Give references, ship. Terme: Boye. 10 and 11. %4 ver year: | drees Box 148-X. Star office. 2 boye. 12 to 18. 38 per vear. = Phone Main PRACTICAL, NURSE, white, middle age, ome aud see our facilities. Y. M. | preferably German widow. to live with re: K SO | tired counle. assigt wife in' dressing. etc. and UT KNIVES WITH CHAIN: HUNT- State salary expected. Ad- ing knives. stag handies $1.75 up: steak X, Star office. ¢ knives. stainless eteel. with handle. 6 knives. @ forks. 37 i8. WALFORD'S. 90§ Pennaylvas At plen Drug_Store No. 2. 7th_and E sts. n. HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET- ter class of unfortunate young women before and’ during confinement. Strictly private. Charges reasonable, Babies for: adoption: VEIL,_HOSPITAL. Carry, Pa. FRANCES-MAE FURNITURE MART—LIV- ing-room suite. boudoir chairs, mirrors. hand- decorated tablés, hooked rugs and handmade gifts. Lith st. at Columbia rd." Open, wntil 0 ER; B afternoon BELECTRICAL, TREATMENTS — FEMAL troubles in all forms relieved: specialist, ho pital experience; Dr. ROY. 517 Dist. Nat1 Hank: & daalo G798, 000 20 o IE STEVENS, EXPERT PERMANEN flfiafival‘ of fadal hair and ‘oh:.w'?l:t ldgr;ll: 885 fns e 1086k, eimenty, 3 ke BldK.. 1 ER'S ANY make “automobile. WATCHES— wonderful time- $6.95 to $35. Get it at Pennsylvania ave, n.w. R_BELT, it the last word 1o o $250. G. W. n'w D erienced i milij- i e in " millj Salos Castle Shov. 735 11th st. i Prices. WALFORD'S, fio BRAXTON PATE not just a mere stran user support: 1.7 Jr. 511 11th st o i PRINCE OF W NE. beautifully pol- d wood. with flashlight_attachment on dle: $9.50. S, Mills 3105 14th st.: open Ciau Doritior dicated, earnest Chi . 25-36. in position to I e ¢ ‘or ohurch experience preforr Simity”for, uniwial service ang’ spiendi’ i1 time - emnlosment ond " Address Box 167-X. Sta b e OMEN—Permanent position with old real extate, firm offering. uniimited” possibilities open to. 3 or 4 (ntolligant women' sgling or bueiness ex "hrll'llr‘fl, k“ "Hl;ufl"\' ‘noex not LI prese: employment. 1, 030 Bond_ Bldg. S reat app or_ou rmanent; salary $15 wkly. Bldg. oppor- in- LESSONS GIVEN 0N Apply H. H. BROWN. n.w. or télepione Main LET RAY. ZOA- seiatica. “Tumbago, en joints: baking ~OF anion. i e oi ASSEN: farm in closed car’ o Columbug, Ohlo,and polie. Starting at once. . Phone ot TOMB MOV aher s pmC . CONGENIAT, COLORED MAN WANTED Shirts. roomumate durine the Winier: vorv reason: | WALFCRD ib X, fce. WALFCRD2. CHRISTMAS CARDS. BY YOUNG INVALID: | 2 T ECTAL—TAl Deautiful Doxex. 21 assorted with envelope e rivis Tor s o $1._North 1800-W. 1420 R. ?:,'.fi‘m..-':xin dder raises 45 inches: Valie eide soliciting. Avply 308 Bon ples: sl s ¥ et n.w MILLINERS. makers—Year). owition to ™ Madame < Hose. 225" Contr: 0 » “Talcollette aam 1015 mwmauonn“:nl@s.. $13.50 mo i )09 Pa. ave. n.w. Millinery right pa ave. ALTERATION HAND—Must be ' thoroughly experienced, coats, dresses, furs. Call 917 E st. n.w. o s BOOKKEEPING machine op- erator; must have experience on 3160 18th ST. N.W_—SUN BATHS FOR Elliott-Fisher; permanent posi- - 5 tion. Howe's, 8:30 to 5. Apply | 5 shpointment. Col 73y " corn o 31 THOMAS BRENNAN, formerly of Chester, o -Ygur, father ‘is ‘dyink come home al FREE SHAMPOO WITH EVERY MARCEL Breel, Christmas week. ‘LUFILE CHA H 17 _Vt ., The_Hermitage. TVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUC ul French method used, Dr. ECKER, 2002 P n.w. Potomia: 8 MIDDLE-AGED ~ GENTLEMAN WOULD Yok brivate. dancing lessons: need ‘mot. b profeesional, Address Box 207-X. Star gitce. BOOKS—FROM BEST AUTHORS FOR in fact and_fict BRI 0 ES_ VELOCT MT. VERNO! h st.n.w. Open eve TSTMAS SEALS—FOR GIFTS. A GREAT suitable f bresent: “in all ne BRENTANO'S, 12th and F sts | the i fo satisf | HOM | utili 01 to make the tree stand on Christmas ave with one of these. Provides a wa- ter well to keep the tree from shedding. four sockets for lamna and conneetions fof tree ormaments: $6.50. The Potomae Electric Appliance ‘Co.. 14th & C st 10000, how tall: bea ‘mahogar A Westmineter Chimes. 25.25. THOM SON BROS., Furniture, Stoves, Floor-cover- b fgpe rd.. Anacostia, Phone_Lincol MAGAZI — FAVORITE home pe: family: order now and secure your quota of magazines for new vear. BRENTANO'S. 12th and F sts. n.w. JOIN OUR XMAS PLAYER PIA A $650 instrument for $595: terms to mem- 5 a;uh. u\|:ml"! Inp! e s & genuine Pi bt foth and G SILVERWARE—OUR SILVER cludes an assortment of sterlin every demand. 1215-17 P st. n.w. = JRNISHINGS—EVERY ITEM OF for the home will be found in our DULIN & MARTIN VIETROLA CLUB— now: immediate de- 7. DeMOLL & CO. th & and_plate & MAR- iy unliniited assortment €O.. 1214-18 G et. n. IN OUR BIG X3 any advantages: joi ery_on any style n . O, . A~ DED SERVICE. P NG, palnting and_decorating asonable rates: Iree estimates given. hi oran. 1350 Newton st. n.e. North 58§.J PAPERING AND PAINTING ELECTRICAL wirlng. hot-water heating. rmn. PEER- | LESS DECORATING CO.. 714 1lth St. N.W Franklin_ 0163 PAPERING. PAINTING—Special | Xmas montii only. *Average plastered. 'pointed, up. w $7. 01 ricen. Philadelph 811.807 9th n.w. Main 2436 PAPERHANGI: HO! { rooms and 2-story hall. No. 2 grade, (n ing_polychrome. = Winter prices. A: PAPERHANGIX - BRone *Adaia 5685 PHONOGRAPH REPATRIN REREl ol o ric o - vered. 5976 mubeif itire Ef“‘m‘" PIANO TUNING. $3. We o eral plano repaifs and reb estimate. ices reasonable. ghlniw ork aranteed. Sanderson- chaeffer Co.. 844 H_st. n.e. Linc. 105° PLASTERING. firat class. neatly f all kinds cement work: reasonable: re: 1o job 00_far, none to0 small. Fr. 9 UPHOLSTERING ang allp covers Datring’ very low prices. 'Col. 404 ard Upholstertug Co.. 2810 14th st. WEATHER — STRIPPING. lowest guaranteed satisfaction: easy pay . Sitgrade work: catipiaies heertully given fdams 106."Acme Weather Sirip Co.,, 206 prices ze room acraped, ainting at very Decorating o makes ow prices. Phone Mun Tth eclalize n gen. ng. Get our Birled' me- }fl:l'tfim STRIP INSTALLED, withouy oving sash: no in Pav dow. $o0 Pot. 00BW. 2411 10t st n WINDO! me atrivs. Will call & S 2031 Nichola & ¥ th and F_sts. n.w. DON'T FORGET THE DOG THIS CHRINT- mac. | Dog furnishings. G. W. King. Jr., 3 l LAMPS—A — COLLECTION FOR GIFTS jyhich “meets overy (aste or expenditure. DUL MARTIN CO.. 121517 WINDOW SHADES made to order: ums laid in cement. We fit your windows and _fioors. ompeon , Brog.. furmiturs stoves. floor coverings. 1220 Anacostia. D. L WINDOW SHADES at “Brighten up for Ch and Hartshorn roliers.) hads Factors: 1109 14th st. Main Factory, BOOKS-—COMPLETE SETS OF research. historical, trade BRENTANO'S. 12th ELECTRICAL PERCOLATOR SETS—Toast- ers and waflle jrons. Make breakfast a ure. Wolpe's, 701 12th ‘st. n.w. (12¢h BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, LARGE BILLIARD PARLOR for sale. in heart of business district: 11 tables: ail in firet-class condition: must be seen to be preciated: my business in Baltimore fore me to eell: a real buy for a live wire: bus ness very good: will sacrifice for quick sal now is ihe right time to buy. Address Box Star office. 1F YOU N MONE co ur _business see money and refinance firms or small busi- nesses that are about to fail: interview con- fidential. ~Fidelity Loan Corporation. Room 800, Cenitral Savings Bank Bidg. 710 i pw. FAMOU s money to bo used for rebuilding: I will make an additional investment and make vou treasurer. ~ Address Box 284-X. Star office. B, rented; fine locatior 5 small ' monthl yments; vrice reasonable for Juick sale. ~ Address’ Box 307-X. § lease: by Jeasel owner busines ‘Address 76.V, WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES — Good uality opaque shades fitted to your w lows, 85c: the best auality opaaue shades $1.15: hung. We will call with samplas. Kleebiatt. 11th and H ‘sts. ne. Line: 870 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU ANTIQUE black and gol wi: elehi v ¢ rence,” $25. cost $75 new 25:" paintings. old prints, tereopticon camera.’ other articles. Leaving ty: sacrifice. _Apt. 51, 518 H. - H AUTOMOBIL! D tool Boxse for bors RERACRS pert, 1021 70 w. 33 BABY BATHINETTE (combination Tub and dressing table), adjustable two Beights, S0 Col. 3264-W. ' g, BED DAVENPORT, Fuite: also 0dd upholstered chajr. th st 11 BICYCLE, excellent condition:_will_sell for $15._301 Adame st. ne. N. 9083-J. © BICYCLES—Tver Johnson, Ranger: deferred ayments arranged: reconditioned, uncalled For. repmra: $10 up. 2461 18th. BUILDING MATERIAL—Used lumber. 53 doors. brick. beame. plambing. maniels. from'many wrecking jobs at lowest pric and large stock new lumber. bath outfit sinks. pipe. roofing. windows, waliboard. sheet rfm-l. millwork. paint.’ etc.. foundhtion 1o roof at rock-botiom prices HECHINGER CO.. 8th & C sts. Southwest. HECHINGER CO..'5th & Fla. CANDY, sugarless. for Christmas: honey caramels. " Col. 6718. o ROOMING HOUSE, near 10th and K sts. nw., for rent furnished or rent *Qm' furni- for sale. Fhone Pranklid 8626-f b Tocuiorthwest corner atore, .:5 rooms. hath and, two- always'rented: $17. Pot. 2538. FILLING STATION for sale. Will sacrifice if sold by Jan. 1; Wilson Boulevard and Va. ave., Clarendon, Va. Phone Clarendon 360. BARBER SHOP. zine and cand. illips Ter- race Apt. 1601 Argonne pl. Apply resident manager or WM. S PHILLIPS & CO., INC. 2 N.W. Main 4 A PROPERTY del. and stock, 3 .h, & and elec. lighta: large lot to slley located ' "g00d 1w . S115500: Dark cash. - Seo o Dereain for P. F. Carley, Exclusive Agent. 04 1 Franklin 10473 TORE. vaiet maga- ing BRICK. $500 cash and $49.50 a month will buy this new and modern brick corner store. adjoining arf active A&P branch in a good northeast.Jocation. Total price only $5.950! If inter- ested, act at_once. M. & R. B. WARREN, ° 925 15th St. Main 9770. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. gelore | CHAIR. overstuffed, wing or { and new. " Ada: ST OF, d A . andsone. 3 fia{ntm‘mnd oRy, cHifice for cast CLOTHING—=$75 dress sult. compleis SR 38 Tor 520, " Frantiin 4 TLOTHING—Hold your m: us first about our elegant tailor-i ats. suits i selection. Stand. 610 gOAL RANGES, Z'hG' sohzk"io'a‘.fl:t"aw‘:w Hl O s . davenport t % room suit. ade over: e over: (alignily used). 88 to 31¢ n ous "Justh's 014 Hudson seal. squirrel col one Linc. 456 . Hudson ny ks new: also kentleman’s suit and overcoat, gize NS and rods { galy ueed a few times. DAVENPORT _(bed). 3-niece suite:_ v 2813 14th st. n.w. 23¢ NPORT—Nearly new. overstuffed #hions: Baker-cut velour upholstery Br. 63, o3 i S spinet. teleg table. davenport. dress. er, chest of drawers, fireside seat: with cush. fon: breakf{ast set. $0: lamp, $10: set chins, mirror. 1834 Coun ave. 239 The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Serv- ice Column call Main 5000, Branch ED while you_ wai an Auto Radiator Work: Main 5516. 7 Ford, will' work half price in nEs: Eive us a tria work guaranteed. Phone North 1713-W. 25¢ AUTO PARTS NICKE! andirone. ete. uered Est. 1810 Frank 15 ce AUTOMOBILE PAINTING—On the bu plan, in_most modern Daint shop. Prices most reasonable. Ask for our estimate. Any finish or color. Combination work_a_spe- cialty. A guarantee with each job. Lat our représentative call. — Sterrett & Champlain st. at Kalorama rd. . prings an best prices’ and_prompt_del. M. 667 Feno jaired: work guaranteed; ¢ Bedding' Co.. 615 E st. REPAIRING Get our time Eiaranteed. Can 12th st ne. Po BUILDING AN] time ‘for rep: Geranium st is in the best ng and & Son. 1301 Atiams 5260 "30% NISHED in_a wide selection of $15 to $35. in 5 to 10 hours, ready Cars varnished, 1 to 5 houre. 30 to Automablle opd drossed” while_ vou Wali, $1.50 to 83, MeAvoy Proce % I¥1617 T, 'st. niw. _Phone Frank. 8841 " CARPENTER—Stores shelved. bookcases r.ade to order, general house repairs. Pl W E.“Weaver. ‘Clove. 5253. 2800 CLEANING, expert workmanship built, chimneys repaired and re- aragen constructed. Phne fireplace bu b L REPATRING. “mo a E T.OOR eloc skilled mechanics prices naran- | Adams 8663 or P. O. Box 1340. lectric machine and hand Anish: cfficient, reasonable: reliable service. ash, Columbia 4 - ar pibes_and Toilers covered masnesia_ by experienced “Conklin. North 975 _24° NITURE UPHOLSTERED, repaire ce. _Tittensor, 1424 8 . N HEATING AND PLUMBING—Heating_sys- {oms installed_and repaired: prompt_plumb- ing wervice. " Southern Heatiog Co.. 7| in B30 . A nstalled remodeled and repaired: 1f vours s not heat ing satisfactorily. call Langford, Lin. 7633: KEYS—Duplicate keys. 25 ve on wait, © Trner & Clark. 115 _York_avi Frank. 3 interior " floor skilled mechanics: reduce] ' urices. Pot. 25 PAPERHANGIN Det $7 u no_delay: first-class work. 'Exdal & Crowell, 245 ) <. N.1831 atter 6 pn DIAMOND—71-100 blue white and. sacrifice. $135: 256100, blue white, Mr. ._Franklin 7800. DINING ROO! used, S urniture cheap. d. $375: platinum diamond and s | phive bracelet.’ 8275, another. 8675, heaut! fulblue-white diamond. solitaire. $600. All for, <uick sale to close catate. A. F. Arnoid, G chairs, complete: small _desk. 72. Parkwood. Frank. CARRIAGE. gray reed. iike new : ball-bearing tricycle, Dandy Dan 8 cheap. ~ Col. S~ CO0K used: $30._Col. 3354-W. 1* | PFUR _COAT, Hudson seal trimmied. T eize, $100° also piano. $50. ADDly after § 9 Columbin ri oy lof te. “bou e for Kmaa able m York Wpholsters { loneues. | priced. = New — Beantiful -plece. nohir suite, new: hest auality: will sagrificn for cash if sold ‘efore Christmas. 19222 Shep- herd n.w : e | Evory Tay €09 Ath .. IFT NOVEL’ painted candies, whips. colonial M litan_ B sliehtly used. ail N Ly’ ¥y more ? uaranteed 7. W.OW 4 Main 2088, e o] from Cape Cod. Hand- oorstops, . cand) l‘lndlenwe(: Raflo?flol Building. JEWELRY AND TOY: " oir _rexu ction sale tomorrow we have a nies |t of to and jewelry for you last-minute shop gl!rl tfln;nv;l down and join the m":ll' yor huy at your own price. Shannon. & Co. ‘Aucts -m-:'lmg _c' . o Iy after R i X Apvly aft MANTEL, 1 gak cabinet, with bevelad-adxe mirror.” 504 Znd st. se. Lincoln 9706.W. MINIATURE MODEL, HOUSE. t attrac tive: suitable for d|-ll‘1|nv 'V]!Nlmlllfi rm gr for 'child's playhouse. Price $200. ry & Goff, o827 Phone Adame 296. OTL PAINTIL fine automobils robe and _Clevel Lif I A dark: good mnfl;l‘, Madonna and round mabogany extension $40: easy chaire. leather, Ak lh'n’ 11!. (un‘: te. $7 “furnitire: ma aving o 8 1326 New . York PHONOGRAPH: Tst cash. 1130 Morse st PHONOGRAPH, beaut net: like new. Col. ul Brunswiek: cab: 4030, Apt. 310 ey PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—Rooms scraped. H MASSEUSE, GRADUATE 1S, P . BIRDA N . GOLDWISH. i 22¢ Bt “BiRE TroRE. TIF 1ot SCHMID'S 2'12th st. 0. s, chrome ufiwmfd !D.'Ié. R e ‘work ‘writing fus Bois, oatedghy e ¥r. . nings. PIANO—Weber. at 2017 M st. n. Bencn. sa 2" [ S rg g R s L on next page.