Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1927, Page 30

SPORTS. _THE EVENI NG STAR, WASHINGTON ‘\l()\]) AY, 10, 1927, UARY BELP AND SITUATIONS. Few Will Wear Suits in Swim MAJORITY OF TO BEPEND UPON GREASE tance Race Will Be Anointed With Contestants in D) ippery Compound——No and Sexes to BY JOHN K. EMGE AVALON, Catalina Island, January | 10.—Two hundred pounds of axle grease and a hundred pounds of prime lard have been delivered here to anoint the bodies of the mermaids and mer- men who will compete in the cross channel swim from this island to the southern California mainland next Saturday for the $40.000 offered by William Wrigley. Ignoring protests by the W. €. T. U,, the Ministerial Association and other organizations, which fear the swim is to be an immodest spectacle. most of the 150 contestants will enter the water nude, their bodies protected and hid den, they insist, by copious plaster ings of crease and lard compond Fifteen pounds of this slippery and disfiguring concoction will be spread from neck to heels of each persen. Grease More Modest. Mrs, Lottie Schoemmell of New York, who was the first to declare | she would not swim if obliged to weur clothing of any kind, declares that casing of grease several inches thick is positively more medest than a one- piece bathing suit. and after she had demonstrated how the grease con- cealed what the average bathing suit reveals, Wrigley declared himself neutral and agreed the contestants could dress as they pleased. As a concession to Mrs. Grund: Wrigley will not permit spectators in thei inclosurew here the swimmers start @nd has also ordered a sep- aration of male aiffd female contest- ants at the time of entering the water. Long Beach authorities have an- nounted that any unclethed swimmer landing on that part of the coast will he arrested. The city counecil of Los Angeles, however, has ignored petitions to order arrests. Observers in the boats will carry cloaks in which to wrap nude swimmers as they land, or if exhaustion forces them to leave the water before the finish, Sixty Women on List. Of the 150 entrants about 60 are women, but probably not mere than 100 will start, with about 30 women. All parts of the count are repre- sented in the entry list, the most notable including J. Sullivan and Mrs. Mille Gade Corson, English Channel veterans. “Trudy” Ederle, who is in Les Angeles will net compete. Hav ing hit the bull's eye once, she won't risk a second shot. Clara Belle Barrett of New Rochelle, who got cold feet after dabbling her toes in the water, and declared she would withdraw rather than freeze, ié recomsidering and is likely to be among the starters. Miss Barrett, who remained many hours in the 64-degree English Channel, is regarded by most woman contest- ants as their most dangerots rival. 8ix Eastern natators, al y on hand for tke event, include Louls | Pete N ENTRANTS peciators at Start, Be Separated. Mass. Legion of the | Timson, Lynn the American nolds, claimant championskip of Ohio New York wimming yers, Cincinnati: Pauline Jack ew York, and Anther Isele, Lake Constance, Austria Big representing Hardy J. Rey- long-distance ¥thel Hertel Association; son. e at Stake. A rich reward awaits the success ful swimmers, it any. Wrigley has offered $25.000 to the man coming in first and $15,000 to the first among the women. If a woman should bo first to land she will get $25,000 and the men nothing. The distance from Avalon to the breakwater at Los Angeles Harbor is 23 miles, but deviations from the ourse could add many miles and awk- ward currents make a straight course ahead almost impossible. Three big steamers of the Catalina fleet, led byethe flagship Avalon, will escort the swimmers and will be pre pared for any rescue work that may be required sincerely hope some one will let me give him or hor a new year pres- ent of $25,000." Wrigley satd. “If no- body makes the grade in the first con- s | LEGLESS SWIMMER By the Associated Press AVALON, Santa Catalina Calif,, Jary 10.—Charles Vimmy [of Onk although legless, he- | tieves fe has a good chance of cross- ing the turbulent passage between this island and the Californfa main- |land. He is entered in the $40,000 Wriglex mavathon channel swim | starting from the isthmus on the island next Saturday morning. Vimmy thinks he has hetter chance to win than many of his competitors hecause he has no legs, which, claims, drag a swimmer | down." Just to prove his aquatic skill he swam 10 miles in his opening workout vesterday. His time for the distance was 6 hours and 43 minutes. minutes Vimmy was born legless. dle is 33 vears old and weighs 153 pounds. D. C. GOLFER IS THIRD. C. I. Putnam, a member of the Indian Spring Golf Club, and pub- lisher of the Washington Times- Herald, tied for third place in an 18-hole medal play handicap golf tourney yesterday, played as a pre- liminary to the championship tourna- ment of the Winter Golf League of Advertising Interests, which started today over the St. Augustine, Fla., course. Putnam had a card of 88-16-72. | | | Island, WILL PASS ON PADDOCK. LOS ANGELKS, January 10 (A).— The amateur status of Charles Pad- dock, champion sprinter, challenged recently by the National Amateur test 1 shall certainly arrange for an- other attempt and will keep it up until the Catalina channel is con- Athletic Union. will come up hefore the Southern Pacific Association of the A. A, U. for discussion Thurs- day evening. ROD AND STREAM BY PERRY MILLER Representative Zihlman of Mary- land, chairman of the District com- mittee, introduced in the House last week a bill to provide a longer closed season for bass in the District of Co- lumbia. As previously stated, this bill was sponsored by the lzaak Walton Chapter of the Potomac Anglers’ As. sociation. It was sent to Commis- sioner O'Malley, who in_turn for- warded it to the District Commission- ers for their approval. Following Representative Zihlman's action in the House Senator Hawes, fathes of the bill passed at the last session of Congress to prohibit the interstate shipment. of “black bass, asked Commissioner O'Malley of the Bureau of Fisheries to draft for him & bill prohibiting the sale of bai large and small mouth, in the District for 10 years. Senator Hawes' proposed hill met with the hearty approval of Commis- sioner O'Malley, who said he would draw up the bill at the earliest pos- sible moment. The past week has been an un- usually busy one for the Commis. sioner, as he has been in conference every day with scientists from all sec- tions of the country. As soon as Sen. ator Hawes gets Mr. O'Malley’s draft he will submit it to the District Com- missioners for their approval. In view of the fact that Potomac Collins Asserts Rube Waddell Was One of Oddest Characters He Ever Has Met in Base Ball TY-ONE YEARS OF BASE BALL. BY EDDIE VII—George Edwnrd Waddell O narrative of my experience: particularly those of my early years in base ball, would he complete without mengion of one of the oddest characters T ever met—George Edward Waddell. Though Rube was nearing the end of his major league career when I came in, I saw enough during 1907 and 1908 to realize what opposing bat- ters had to face when they opposed him on, one of his good days. I think it was Bender who once told me about Rube’s introduction to the A's. He pitched against New York, and just 27 men faced him in the nine innings through the High- landers (as they were then called) got a run, due to a base on balls and an error. The A’S won. On another occasion he made a curi- ous record against the same team. He ‘retired the same three players—Gil bert, Howell and Cronin—on strikes in the third, sixth and ninth_rounds, in one of the innings pitching but nine balls. ‘Whiffled 16 for a Record. In 1908 Connie released him to the Browns, and the first time we met him in & St. Louls uniform he whiffled 16 of us to show Mack that he was not all through. This still is the Ameri- can League strike-out record. T have told how I joined the A's in September, 1906, and that I practiced mornings at the field a week or so he- fore making a trip as one of the team, and that about half the team on that journey were recruits like myself. Nothing pleased Waddell more than to rhower attention on a young player, and at the time I came in he had plenty to do, for the park was full of them. Immediately following cur introduc- tion he had a particularly happy thought. He would exemplify for my benefit standard, regular. every-day. southpaw pitching as it was practiced in the American League. Unnoticed by me, he tipped a wink to Ossie Schreck, his catcher, who also liked his little joke, and then said ple antly that if 1 would grab a bat he would throw me a few. All Stop to See Show. That morning the field was crowded, ‘most of the regulars being out, as well as a flock of rookies. I never learned how many of the others knew what was coming off, but when Rube stalked COLLINS. RUBE WADDEL the trip, and if he did 1 would disgrace the team, if not myself, and so on. Connie’ had watched ‘the exhibition with the rest, and, observing my dis- tress, came over to me when we had finished and said Well, boy, he is pretty good this morning. Harry Davis couldn't have made a hit off that pitching.” (Davis was a right-hand hitter and the best on the club) “There's no ono like Rube, 50 don't he discourage Twh or three of the reguiar also consoled me, and gradually I re covered my nerve. But, believe me, 1 was scared for a few minutes. oting the interest Mr. Mack dis- played and the remarks of the others, Rube concluded he had gone too far. So as soon as he conveniently could he came around and made a few sug- gestions concerning my position at the plate, how I should hold my bat, ete. Rube was the only one of the regu- lar_pitchers who went West with us, and he was very attentive. So I con cluded our account Was square, 1 shall have something to say in one of these articles about g pitchers 1 have faced, but nond ever made the impression on me that Waddell did that morning in practice. players Many Yarns of Prowess. Of the many stories told of the prowess of the Rube some probably are fictitious, but none, however fan- tastiq, beyond the range of possibility. There is a tale that once while with the Chicago Cubs he took French leave and went up to Wisconsin on a fishing bass were being offered for sale in this city last Saturday weighing less than five ounces, a violation of the District fish laws, it is expected that the bill prohibiting the sale of these game fish in the District will meet with the hearty approval of the Commissioners. The Tidal Basin project of planting bass in those waters had another good week, more than 1,000 of adult large mouth bass having been liberated in thein new home. Some of the nicest looking bass it ever has been the privi- lege of the writer to see were planted, several hundred of them weighing over three pounds. Last Friday the writer took Glen C. Leach of the Bureau of Fisheries down the river to ses just how the fish were caught and handled, A mov- ing-picture machine was carried along and movies of the operation were taken under the personal supervision of Maj. Harry S. Kimberly of the Smithsonian Institution, Despite the cold weather, which seemed to get coldes as the party reached the river bank, Mr. Leach donned a pair of hip boots, and the most casual observer could tell that he knew just what he wanted to do and how to do it. Owing to the strong northwest winds of the last couple of days, and also the tide, the water was very low and necessitated a walk of some 75 yards from the shore through goft “'mud and ice. Leach waded right thrbugh it and into water as deep as his boots would allow. His friends were much per- turbed when they saw him apparently sinking deeper in the mud. He, how- ever, apparently knew his business well, because before attemptting to take a step toward shore when his work of supervising the transferring of bass into the containers was fin- ished, he slowly raised first one foot and then the other out of the mud. Upon reaching the shore he was asked if he had not been afraid of sinking in the mud and getting wet, but he replied that he had been in much more precarious positions many times, although admitting that a man unfamiliar with such conditions would surely have fallen into the icy ('old water. Project Assured of Success. It now can be said that the Tidal Basin project is an assured success. Every objective has been attajned, and by the middle of next week all the fish will have been planted, the number being close to 5,000. \When the season starts up next Spring, anglers will have some merry battles with these game fish, especially with the larger ones, a great many weighing close to 4 pounds being among those planted this Winter. There is only one thing more to be done, and that is to have Col. Grant see that a small fee is charged for the privilege of fishing in the basin. Com- missioner O’Malley and Mr. Leach both are of the opinion that that is the only way in which the project can be made a_ continued success. This revenue will he set aside to buy bass to take the place of those caught by the angler If rishing is permitted next season from rowboats, naturally more bass will be caught and more will have to be planted. It is no easy matter to obtain these bass, and they cost a lot of money when purchased by the thousands. The fee method seengs to be the one and only way to keep the project moving in the right way. NEW YORK RANGERS TOP HOCKEY LEAGUE By the Associated Pres NEW YORK, January 10.—New York’s fast-skating Rangers, back at the top of the American section in the National Hockey League as a result of their 4:1 verdict over the Detroit Cougars last night, wijl be called upon to defend their position against three foes in the next six days. Montreal Maroons ~will bombard their goal tomorrow night in the open- Ing assault. Two nights later the section cellar to score two triumphs. who have been hanging to tlie Ranger jerseys since the start of the season. IN DISTANCE EVENT Gotham puckmen will face the Toron- to St. Patricks, who last week lifted revolting sticks from the international Then will come a battle on Sunday night with the C'hicago Black Hawks, CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to-protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly understood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld, as far as pos- The Star. Only bona answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be delivered to advertisers on presentation of the box number ticket. e HELP—MALE. = | ATTONOBILE SALFSMEN—Two additional men on profitnble basie: Uil co-oparation fartore branch: men thoild earn better than 500 per month, Dec. average of our present orce | ADDIV 'sales manager, Locomobile o Main 6200 3 CANVASSERS—For local. permanent work. where the future looks brighter uu-muh:’vn raid for those who' like to work. C: 10712 only. Mr ) i CREDIT MANAGER—For £ house: fina opportumty” for ' alert Tran o™ s Taeal eondione: Elve o1c perience and salary expected. Address Box DA, Star office DUCOAUTOMOBILE RERINISHER. cxpe eneed; steady. work: _See Mr. Fenker, Barrys Pate Motor Co', 2525 Sherman ave ERRAND BOY. white. with bievele (it dor advancement. Grosuer's. Iarge _credit onnor: 1325 MA Of neat appearance. with some sales ability. to tocure new accoints for large na tional ‘bank._ See Mr. Danforth between o and 5 p.m.. 730 _Bond Bidg MAN, white, married: one wio (an_operate Yead. write and figurc: Eive age and experience: one with selling ability pre- ferred. Address Bo € MEN—Frec course in life_insurance eaies. manshin: opnOTtURity to_earn while learning whole or part time. Tueeday and Thurs: d evenings. 7.30 to B:30. university in- struetor. Addrun 2 ar_office. MBN—Catholic: can use three ( desire special fraining “we pay while learn- ing. Appiy Room 1210, People’s Life BIE., 14th and n MEN—Two_ permaneni outside sales work: bond and character references” stari” at 348 kly if you qualif; Fuller Brush, 613 16th st MEN—Targe insurance office has onening on_their sales force for thres men (experi- tnee not required) . complete instMiction and e urnished. maximun,_ commigsion and ully equipned office. See ¢ a Wright be- (i:ll\' 10 am.. 306 Commercial National Bank | MEN."whale or part time o sell all lines of heurance. " Address Box 470-K. Star 'ER SHUCKER. colored: perienced. 406 st nw REGISTERED | RMACIST, {u give reference and hours n\lll- ddress Box 154.A, Star office. 230, all’ v Virginia York: “California grape Bossible to earn over $5.000 v._ Phone Mr. Ayers Main 8422 313 Mills Bldg. for mlr;\r"\!uv must be ex- over SALESMEN—Exclusive _aiitomobile _selling provosition: both new and used cars salesmen have been adyised of this replies confidential. = Address Box r office _ESMEN—Washington and_suburbs, and northern Virginia. | Sell _California ' frape iuices: ? eales a diy pay $108 3 week. Call 8 or phone Frisco Friit Juice Co. 313 NS Blad S Rass S ALESME experienced in single serintion mazazine work: new single sub scrintion offer. being started in city by But terick Co.: salary plus. commission to start Aboly Butterick office, - Bond Bldg.. 9 to 11 am. ¥ SALESMEN—Fxperienced wire brushes to homes mission; bonus:’ frea gift ment. ' Maxweil Brushes, City SALESMEN ; ROOFERS—Experienced cofing Co.. Oth and_ YOUNG MAN. god 10 ta 22, work;, ouahfiéations—nen, ‘néat appearance fre” to Tmali salary Dlus com Y ~ipnh Croentioia. 208 ew and lm ‘dondm and_Tuesday ] 15077, Selling twisied-in percent_com shes, Ine.. New Must have car. 1112 T4th st 10 Tronciad FLOOR MANAGER for mercantile establishment, _ Experience preferred. but not necessary. State age and references. Address Box 152-A. Star_office. S MAD TE —experienced in selling, trading, etc.. and to manage prominently located office: godd apen ing Tor man of pen, integrity. who kiows values and city, having car: oh percentage give ety reference. age, qualifications. (1f Fried and wile. (rpist and fAmilar i such om«» work_and really wants to succeed and work, may nominal ealary.) Replies confiden- tial, tn Rox 166-A, Star_oMce. CAR WASHER, first class; night work only, steady job, 325 13th st. n.w. SALESMAN.” Large corporation which has ‘maintained offices in Washington for several years and has a well established local business desires the eervices of a wide-awake, energetic man o act as local representative. This is an opportunity for the. right man to establish himself in_a permanent business. where he will be well paid for loyalty and service. Sales_experience not uhu)]\ll.y necessary if you measure up to our standarde in otber aye._Address Box RAILROAD,_ACCOT ATTORNEY Wanted by Chicagg firm specializing in Inter. state Commerce Commisgion work examiners and attorneys in interpreting tions 204 and 209. transportation act. 1920: the valuation eaction and section 16a. In application &tate all facts and particulars necessary in_order to give same nroper con- l‘rlbraunn Replies treated_ strictlc confiden- BOOP\I\] E [’ R*or large build-|> ers’ office ; must_be accurate and experienced on cost keeping and general office routine. State age, qualifications and connec- tions. Address Box 78—A, Star office L TIMEKEEPER and material clerk for large construction job. Name, age, experience and refer- ence. Address Box 77—A, Star | office. 13% HELP_MALE AND FEMALE. A\mnrfis for two_contesis this week Cash prizes. Apply Capital Booking Office: KA1 15th al, e 11° WE PAY WELL for part-time workers. men o women, who~ will arrange demonstration: for " Tadio” set, operating without antenna. Poular brices and liberal terms. Abpiv in perton. suito’ 1140. Investment Buja Carlola Company. 1 WANTED—SA| SECURITY SALESMAN. (o market an ex- ceptionally attractive security, backed by fetive earnings, for purposes ot expansion ighest commission consistent with s business. 10 am. to 12. 826 Transporta- n_Building SECURITY for purpos SALESMEN (2)—Small_issue of huilding public golf course, now under construction: excellent line-up and strong 1ocal board amole leads ebiained laily’ by invitation: oniy high-class men con- fdered, Apply between 9 ‘and 10 a.m. om_330. Baker Bldz.. 1320 F st. n.w. 1¢ WE Have openings on our sales Torce e for energetic men: our men earn $50 10 g‘oo r week. 'Apoly Rogm 613, Colum- fan Bidg.. 5th st between D and YOUNG MAN, 25 to 30 as rep- resentative in city territory for large food product house hav- ing a thoroughly established business ; must be a hard worker and producer; reply with full details. Address Box 429-Z, Star office. W D—Experienced maids, cooks, general P ik By hhc?flplu{mom ooy, 005 o1t of. b, inc. 2061. 12° HELP FREE: North 0334—B00 colared day ‘workers, ¢ nk ri flllhw‘lahcri Janitors SITUATION for first-class janitor: cooks, i sub 10 learn sales INSTRUCTION COURSES, - g (Continued. ) FHE HONOU ZWashingon Ture schont WANTED—MEN AND otele. b Cabartmonce, nstitutions. restaurants. cafeterias—demand AITE ISR Derience nOL TECORATY: aze in T Obstacieasyau can train: gn fow months for good position: one ‘"Fl" srad- Uaten in Wadhington's hest hotels Froe Em- ployment Bureau cavers the whoie country Svening claeses mow. Torming . einsses it S ool early ! ehool han B-H0. A 1o 09:00 pm HO' TRAINING SCHOOLS 23rd LARGE FINANCIAL CONCERN WILL oben 4 course of inktrietion for (hose nter cltet oS erienerd i sefling. as' 3 sarery DArticiiara on reqvost. Address Box 1K0 Star ofice A only e e beauty Day and evening classes. Fr. WOMEN " FOR colleges, ALL COURSES COST MORE AND REQUIRE | [ore, Ume o lexin dhan telppnone st hoard oberating . eass - to jarn TELE PHONE" SCHOSL, “Oxtord’ ide hetwemn New York ave. and 1 AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY ! Derienced men Instructors: Sxnert Lhis siructregs e il ; speciaily: care pasuln Phone West 5008, . SH. FRENCH Violin teqche EX SP, Euades colloge Adams 3 PROFESSIONAL TEACHER PRIVATE LES sons by appointment: marcel ‘finger wavi permanent waving, facials, manicure. LUCAS ain 0 (o A 10* BEAUTY CULTURE, FULL COURSE. celling.” permanent_waving. manicuri etc. “Open 9 to . MARTIN'S. 18th and Columbin rd. Col. 8081 3 INSTRUCTION IN _AUCTION BRIDGE-- Classes during day or evening. Mis. HOWARD PRIEST. Pot 0- 10* PRACTIC CLASS NURSING RE Symed ?lnvmrv 1b. Regiatry 33 18th et~ For m!nrmallnn Col. 6718, AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXP! rienced instructors satisfaction insured: white chauff d._Call Line. 82, JEARN THIS mm‘n.\'hrluun PROFESSION culture ~ taught in " all phas G lyl-fmr:x 1 14th st. n.w. Frank. 77 FRENCH CONVERSATION LFESSONS. PRI- yate, by native instructor. Phone Lulmv‘hm 7800, Apt. 515, after_ TAND OTHER LAN- andolin lessons: Columbia 7107 sheridan st. 5 NG Quick. uarantred r Schools maore. Md. Py AUCTION BRIDGE_CLASSES—COACHI MAZIE BUIE. The Farnshoro. s 1224 warm inside wark ces. . Write Tl Baltimore st.. Baitl- rth 1538, Apt. 406, evenings. ARN BARBER TRADE of niEht, Bik, easy mone recks. Our ghgne and ore “everywhers, &8y B, fohoote, 160", Gay”ar. di in few & NPT R Ask for Booklet LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY, 1517 Rhode Tsland Ave., near 16th. N D43, BE.\ BRICKLAVE I\. EARN $10 TO $12 PER DAY. Day and Evening Classes BUILDING TRADES 710 0 St BEAU' experienced only’ need ASSER, for ool ‘salary o4 pm old-established piano and_commission: hours, Address Box 125°A, Star GIRLS—White. for marking and sorting de- nts: must be quick and careful; also mstress. Elite Laundry, 2119 1ith must be 1111 11% wanted for delicatessen xperienced: hours, 6 p.m. to Vermont ave. n.w GIRL._colored. expert lars. " Page 1 RL white. nfebtionery and « ave. se. atholic i tinse’ desiring Avals Room 121 i JICAL tore 12 m. starching n.aw experiencod for ning room. Apply need. ol- a 231 apecial iraninz this week loasant and pleasing work. . Peoples’ Life Hidg.. 11th ~Enzli Lomanent positions fo ddress Box 104-A, Star ] ABSTRACTORS Angiazes qualified persons. office. in inetructor: no charges: privilese of earning while learning, Address Box 10-A, Star office. SITUATION—FEMALE. (Continued.) experienced part time of day's work PLAIN, SE sw. Phone PRACTICAL ferred: prev B mirse SEAMSTRESS wants sewing day. or maid's work. 705 Que STENOGRAPHER. expert: logal and public Etenographic experience: sccretarial ahil i Phone. Cleveland 4030 10% | WOMAN. cottled. to help with housewark or nuree.$00 T et. nw. North 1081 | WOMAN—Refined. desires Half-day wosition. l\u{r&»l X 51-A 5. by the day. ¥r. otdow. NURSE, i EXperiane e “NouseReaper 201 1310 6t 100 Clarengdon by week or SITU \TN)\»—DO\“‘ STIC | COLORED) GIRL neat. honest_ wishes piace eneral holsework. 1742 6th st n.w | DAY WORK dress house North 0184 GENERAL HOUSEWORK 751 Gresham pl. n.w GIRL rt-timework. no Sundays lny leaning or beauty parlor Colored good w woman laun 1024 tay nights. Call wants b olared waitress host.n.w need. wants evening Adams 6644 wants general honsewark 1 st. 1. wants place as experienced work after RL <tay nighte Phone North LAUNDRESS or day's w clase woman out at once | LAUNDRESS. firatclass Bring home 3 | 10147 | PART-TIME Narth 77341 wants_work 1o | Champlain Adams 't bundle wash at nw WORK or 12th st s dav'® work or 230 S st WOMAN—Colored. morning and avening erepce. North 8474 WOMAN “colored. day's yric. 41 Fenton' pl. n.w NG WOMAN. refined. capal position as companion ar’ purse lady: ‘would care for children references. Address Box 114-A Teaning office time, wania_ work mart tife. experienced cook: & work or part-time Je. wishes to_ eldarly Can_mive Star office 11 REATUTIFUL ~ ROOMS FOR_ DANCES. bridze parfies. tea_dances_or anv othar form of entertaininz. Entire first floor of lovely home. " including maid and butler service with orchestra. for $75: refreshments sarved if desired: will accommodate fifty couples: for smaller parties a_very low rate will be given. Address Box A Star office VIOLET RAY by gradu now: 16 108 TREATMENTS 894 12th st ELECTRIC Hours 10 to NGINEERING RELIEVES CONST headache, backache.sciai Iumba- 0. rhaumatism. coughs, coids, ete. * Quickly relieves tonsilitis and peuritis’ _Colonic irri ations_also given r hooklet or phone Main 21336 AR O VTTAT, INC. 1410 H st. n.w RIN nw. 10¢ POPULAR. LEARN TO PLAY short course, lossons " $1 pation, BECOME iazz on the piano: Call Lincoin 2017. " - DRIVING TO MIAMI, LEAVING TU will econsider passengers sharing expenses. Pot. 3464, > GET IN TOUCH WITH ME REGARDING A new plan wherby you can um%wuows WATCHES and other fina JEWELRY at the lowest price possible and on terms to meet your requirements, without any embarrass- ment or risk 10 you. Address Box 488-Z, Star. officn = WILL ¥ D TURNER. WHO LIVED TN 2700 block Conneetieut ave. and left with me a lot o «ll\rrvhav‘a and two nflrlrxxll to be retramed.” commupicate with me? The same will be' delive (FO' BALDWL ~.«m hera: Trust e WAITRESSES, wh Tesort_experience: long-term engagements: $30 a month with board: % in room: give age, height. weight and headwaiter s Write Personnel Department halfonte-Haddon Hall, At- N.'J . for_lunchroon Florida ave. n.w YOUNG W 0\1 AN alert, of high caliber; aged 25 to 35 for inspection department; large children’s dress establish- ment; unusual opportunity is offered to those who qualify. Address Box 437-Z, Star nfficc — HELP—DOM CHAMBERMAID, colored. to O pm., 807 ks 49 Penna. a COOR—Plain. first-class ihree Tn, el heties Conlc st have st < referonces. good wages. . Addr 466:7. St e peasilonine COOK and_ general housework it referefice: sty niEhts: ior one lady and perienc ood wage RAL HOUSE womfl-n and assist with reference. 1725 Lanier pl.. apt. 1. BE.\ERAL HOT =rwnmn='n-v 1 Ryst b Food cook: assist \vuho; "1’;:'1’2}31 .t rplerrm*u required. |l~ |nmh|l 0 | i LATUNDRE housekeepe Jrork: ay's 'nu S m| York: permanent home. 318 fl habies, 3 years: stay required. 5ROR - Cedar Chase. Cleve. 4043 young. white. to do all in_nursery’ for two small children under supervision trained baby's nurse: must b’ intelligent. energetie. willing. clean: live 1 premises. ‘£o0d_ referances required - Gress Box 2812, Star offive. 108, . settled. colored, el work: bring references. T colored. for general ho three days ‘a week: good reference. 01 Decatur st. n.w. Catholic preferred. hller T0 JImnSE HnSey R ook: good 'home ta vight parts Tfor 4705 Kansas ave Avply e “good, reliable; %o0d pa BOY_ 1R, wants &chool:_splendid refs CHAUFFEUR—Young man._ white, pearance . experienced private o references. Julius Olkowitz, Phone Main ‘8236 I CHAUFFEUR. colored, good roferences, set- tled_man.’ desires position. Call or write. Gpplancaster. 1034 Buclid et n.w. ~At. UR. colore Cfl UFF ivate family or ence: best references. work, " nizht Fr. 10% neat_ap mmercial: Most _desires A Dogition in ery: 10 Sears expori: Phone Lincoln 6353, GREDIT and collection managor. experiance: lesires permanent position: now employed: but desires chauge. - Address Box 43-X, Stai o + MAN. graduate of Hampton Institute Aufo: mobiie " Sehool. wants Dosition driving for private Tamily o “truck, Kobert Smith. 1721 Seaton st n ATAN, wober. wishes position as watchman or handy pjan around office or_anartment buildi Address Box 53-A, Star ‘umm. PHAKMACIST desires four ni |l|! l‘|flV Telinfs relerences. - Call R006" 15 PRESSER, _first-claes; from 8 to 12 onty. Line. 8675 “as house t 1461 Swann st. S YOUNG MAN or bus boy, North 5060. n.w. YOUN A shes place as alevator boy. ann_st. n.w. _North 5960. Bonl\keepcr and Office “dlnE.(r 15 years' experience, Address Box SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. CHEF, AND WIFE want position small hotsl g hrivate” family: ‘5ood Tefercnce. - Norih Bt COUPLE. ¢ d\|f‘(l‘llr and 1ad; |«V’K ‘s maid: Frenc seven years' reference: wisl osition 1) Vate tamily. Address Box 215%, Star '-‘m‘ MAN AND ~ WINE. colore luncheon’, or, ‘dinner partie Will _serve reasonable, 107 Dright and)| Address Box 144-A. Star _offi HWIGH BLOOD PRESSURE AND fll\l" troubles relieved in_a few lrratmvlnh 1] fiseares, ‘remed * Wrinkles remo iroor. Magtarer S .vm" Eontinen 14th and H N MARIE STEV, ERT. PERMANE; AR T PN L Seientific Farn icalp [0t - fl(l reat- ments. S1. 302 Krege Bide.. 11 t. ELECTRICAL TREATMENT: _VAC vielet ray. mn‘ulalh‘n lumbago. Frank. g'll Nat. Bank. Sun. 1l1to1 |y m. GRAC 10 CHILD BOARDED, HOME OF CULTURE. | near \\l-h!v\:(mA tumrrd |f desired: refer- ences exchange Ke E° Croome, Md._ \{ur-lhflm “7 F-12. GOING TO 1.0S ANGELES, WILL paseenger o share pxpens changed. McKIERNAN, 1238 New shire ave, GRADUATE ~NURSE acientific body massage peutic treatment. Main 1956, 24 ROTHER S CARE GIVEN CAILD OF THAFE or over during day: references. Lincoln RO6.W. e il THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB—ROOMS FOR meetings, n.anue dances: piano. ortho. nhanie, 274. 1326 Mass. ave. 1 PROFE! NERVE ™ AND RHET matism. electrical. hot oil hand massag MARGARETTE ORERTS. 036 ¥.'V, MASSEU! GRADUATE treatment for nerves and rheumatism 11 to 7. 1803 Conn. ave.. Apt. 6. Pot. 6 " (DANTSH) —GIVES )\nd (ll(‘hfl'l‘g ra- BOARDING [VATE HOM ) Children. 1047 limited _number st._Adame 9751 ELECTRICAL, TREATMEN IVEN RY graduate in electricity for all_chronic trou- hies. For appointment phone Pot. 1447. ROOM WITH 2 Continenta 00T, Biltmore L HARE OFFIC] chiropodint. Call 8 to 4. 'rm.q Bldg.. 14th_and H ondertul French me!hnd ieed. DY DELLA LEDENDECKER. 2002 P n.w. Potomac 2460 3160 18th ST. N W —SUN BATHS FOR olds, neuralgia, rheumatism, indigestion, $1. gy appointment. Col. 7387 SLTP COVERS, ,D‘f‘““{’“{}, :w.;m;z ap tastencrs, tape boun 5 dod. 1518 28 350 PRIVATE vln ER’ referance: confidential arrange- ta_for adol { ded Ad: "ANNTE LORD, NATUROPATH. helo. “hydro, phytlo therany and ndorsed leading phy- Eictans. for Iadiss, J’nfi. mlsmen d onll 1830 Tatn sENWAPT 2 Phone Polomuc '384. Electro colon irrigation . city ar subyrbs. and pay you hig! est p"\cu for ladies' genilemen’s. children’ discarded clothing of all dnsrnfwmns Ad- dress ‘or phone. <all Rice, 1332 nw.__Nor 1755. BOOKS BOUGHT — Large or. small _ ing them in"* or phone pmnk sii6. Book Shop. 933 G n.w. 007 FURNITURE wise: ighest Foods ored 504 10th 1. FURNITUR furniture. 5 rug cash. Phone F 5304 FURNITURE—You can get more money your furniture and other merchandise i call D. w. 633 La ave. Phone Main 3001 FURNITURE—Wanted immediately for cash only, large quantity of furniture, bric-a- bra® pianos, etc. Phone Franklin 8991 and gt bost —FURNITURE and household xoods wanted of all kinds I'm the man to call hefore ¥ sell. S, Weisenberz. 405 10th st. n.w. T FURNITURE of every "aucn tion: it rices paid. Write or phe onu [uln m Ml postal e © Tots. Big wanted. at :-unn or_other: prices zuaranteed: household hannon Caldwell & Co.. Inc., Phone M. 0272 Want o purehase some used 80, FIsRgr ufhno: wil pay for Eiiare Beal Furnitire Con 501 Eve n.w. FURNTTURE "ot ah- kisie. wenesd prices paid. Capital Furniture Co. 490 L o Frankiin 10 hes. diamonda aad Sid lewelry needed in oar manu fl('l\lfln! dflnl Il _cash value Daid. Selinger FTGREST PRICES paid for me worn_clothing. _Adams 2786 cash_prices Cialty. in Anlmtel and of Main 5520, 830 s E Co furni- Tow. 1al0% om™_house ly. Phone 1 mndm_fi. y e 5700 blects wanted. tmiedia Franklin 591, H. MINEOGRAPH. 204 Woodward Bidg. OLD\ GOLD—Bring in platthum,” diamond e meed’ them in our Will pay highest brices F st A B. Dick_ A M. 6521 & ur _old Fold, silve nanifacturing de TRATKE. The. 05 SPOT CASH paid for stocks of merchandise. store fixtures. olc. entire contents bough Phone F. 9744, Edzar Baum, 903 E st. n.. ANYTHING TO-SELL? Phone Main 1282 or 9539, WESCHLER'S. 020 PA. AVE. N.W. Household Effcets, Merchandise Stocks, Automobiles, ete. Thirly-siX years serving the Washington public. - RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns satisfaction to k_wanted hy first- |} | | | 1 fshis mont) | PAPERING (€ ER. N0 reasonable CARPENT bookeases Fhona W tme CARS REFINISHE colors. $ {0/ T, ° Carn varmi u»' Automanic way o B18-17 L st. n.w THATR CANE oo, solinted 1433 10th st RN Tt E WE. Tvm AL estimate:* this wil Brava. eeonomy Electric Co Rl FELECTRICAL™ ture and coll windi clalists. Central tn.w. Main 30 PERT _FLOOR Paul Seren FLOORS—FElectrie ng:efcient R._FE,_ Nash FUR; “overs made. Est free. Tittensor. 1| GLASSING-IN PO made into cheery Porch Bldg. Co. 4 1 B Colum | nicPatterson ¥ wait T New PAINTING { serapine” siillad n v- il S N APERHAN "\x" ited 3 | | rk | Dependable Main 325! G hot-water DECQR A Franklin PAPERIN wiring. Firiny Phil v M Tow oo 811817 Roo ~ attention Ga. ave PAPERHAN priee” €8 ine. 137 ¥ FRHANGING, papering and gat the heneft of ing the dull season We give you' terms mates gladly given, G ave. Col. 3 PAPERFANGING. ing_neatly,_quickly ING_CO. Work gu: F. €. COOKE. d SING Bean ne _delay 247 Fla Bh4a. PAPERHANGIN 6 and up: samp PAPERHANGIN rooms an ing_polschrome. A PAPERHANGING. | eatimate, - Frices and_flues cleaned: STERY arin ard Tpholst siery Co.. 38 Doy, SHAPES, g o, 2091 X 23¢_complet finisned same dav: Factor Col o TR Fods Shade Factory,, 11 uma lald in ce and floore. stoves. floa, coveri; Anacostia. C. i WIRING Let our experienced estimator give Ev REPATRING. Armature Wor reasonable iting @ AND PAINTING, Average PIMPS Dainting he National Decorating (o . WHOLE HOUSE. $80: 2-story_hall Winter pric I‘AFPRHA\GI‘!Q—mmm- Day I, George. 2634 L SO (34 2810 14 m with samples. Vichols ave. bo. S tu shade Note new address: _“Save your old_roliers. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. tinued.) N-UNTON charge. Kind Potomac " General hou AVER. Clev D in_a wige salcction of in 5 to 10 hours. reads ished. 1 to & hours. $9 to tops dressed while you McAvoy Process Shop Phone Frank. 684 ering. porch Franklin 7483 OR_FIXTURE voit chang Heanomy 110 motors arma- atus ape . 645 D I_give yon Main 774 NW ng . power app. 360, 4 FINISHING led_ mechanics e, 55 M st. n.w scraping, machine and hand fin Teliabia service nhia_ 4331 ITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired: aiip. heerfully given Wth 8t now RCHES — Opan rooms. Cash or 024 19th nw d N Porches tern 11 TERIOR PAINTING done at Winter prices. | Unrizhis North T0e KEYS—Duplicate keys made while Frank. 3005, olac. waxing rediced prices Pot. 351. 12¢ ts; & ave iechanics Stonw ¥ AND PAINTING—Rooms n_and napered with poly 075, Wa guarantes our furnish arating De h Term 714 11t st 1 Special prices o room scraped Patnting at very Decorating €. Open eveniies un 87 fain 2206 ne papered. $6 st Dyitena Adams H0A4 and_un immediate ap toh® a, low Phone 13% and “painting at 1403 E st. » PAINTING —Have done now our high-class work dur at the very lowest pric up_to 24 months. ABELMAN & CO PAINTING done. 1D aranteed napered. § Egdal & Cr evenings, painting: roome papared, delivared at vour home Col. 330. 13% 5 No. 2 grade, ineliid: Ad. 232, pered. $6 and 1th ‘st. n.w. PLASTER We wmuu in gen- g 00 our killed me- Sanderson- 05 reasonable. éuaunwd L i 'ROOF R nzmmma and painting. reasonable B slip 3 h st hw. 12¢ S screen: tal " Line. fittod o your win- uality of opaaue shad will call with samples. d Brought in Reinhai The 001 uth "t umn 10428, ent. ompson Bros. ngs. 1320 G d He Phaie Tinc. 656. of | address | ELFCTRICAL your and NG—Ses Wm. A, Liitle abaut vour’ inferior and exterior PIANO TUNING. $2 eral piano repairs and rebuildi; vers: also %038, Stand. 8 o155 rehemmed. _in_ morning it Window Shade 3716 14th n.w. }’ FUR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, (Cantinued.) _ HEATING PLANT hot-water [ will give terms it de 1 29-A Star office | LIVING ROON 4UITE. | eis leather upholster 01 Towell st now. Phone Cleve. { MAN'S FUR-LINED COAT—Natu at lining, saa otter collar. little v + onditjoy."going to. Florida col. 1771-% PARTY ORDERED | new walnut vanity her furnishings. Will inata Address Rox | ¢ CHINA it TO badroom Ph comninre 1000 toe Zht pt 1% ol $50 buya one of six up Playing condition. Kitt s, “ t PIANO Weher | looks like new G At onw | Terme to | 61X star mahogany 1nright Kitt Co., Easy term case 1540 Wil espon: grand for $1°5 niy apt "Address Hox e party PTANO—My Ampice gtand for saie af los of 31,000 " Tarma fo right parts. Addre o ligoly derma to right p Z { PIANOS —Knahe, Steinway. Mason & Ham 1. used €rands and uprichts: faken in ex ! change on Knahe Ampicos. The chanca [ for the person ST does ot want to Bue 1 Nanane. AN priced low. Terme. Kitt s | PIANO, upright S50. 310 Masa’ ave | PIANOS—Wa are offering _ special _ radu. | tions on new and used Grands and Uprights [ for the holitavs. "Glands"as e s47 rizhis from: $85° up. | Grands i Pianos taken Huzo Worch, cont ver condition $450 (TR o' BANG e | ohliged to e T 1 Have owned e fo Turnitre mahoga Erar Soptrument tha $1.550." Have factory gharantes and Tune. et fres desien Diana. : i ment from . selle: e roll Tihrars included and berch 10 ateh. ""Can' ha seen b intment on! | Phone’ 2. stamilton Boiztas! Retama 310 e PIANO— Lad; SR piaver niane at ) Siain Toal Aftar & pm PIANOSteinway_ unright. mah I for” $310° cash” "Phove’ Ba ity wiil Feduction dav or P well PIANOLaffargue n bench: apartment size fect condition: wil sel Frankiin 840 between 8 nd 9 p.m a,\\os-Am 2 Rzrn;r!nyronswmw ana &% T3k at RUGS. Ox12: dresser. rockers. Kiichan tanies &8s range, bed and spring. dishes Ca after 11 am 1608 K st. n.w SCOOTER €. perfect condition for child. 57 years old: Drice Adams 1480 ‘FWIVG MACHINES—Old machines made Ecod ag new: nove for & free. “Stauson. ‘604 8th n Wi act at eacrif and 10 am 14 n grand. good G At nw wecond nand McCray Refrizerato: e C inger. 315 ow Hnmn $15: Standard, $15: New Idea nl)u 3t $5: all guar. " New machines 3% ting and repairing. Open ev E Gew Aeh Bhop 513 Fatavers SEWING rn NE. Sinzar portable lectr x“g B ove, $A. 23814 14th «t. s, STOVE_ electric table (Armstrons boils. frys and broils at same time: perfe condition, Apply at desk. 1812 K at STROMBERG- Hat, & ll afll Call_Mai TYFEWRTTER & nz\'r ‘nderwoods 1891, 33% o, in _ | TYREWRITERS — w Wuhmnnu Typewriter change. 901 invitas (nspac- {ion of ity large. -pxmam Wack af new. re. built and second Kaud typewniters Tow prices. cash or ferms: fine ren rank TYPEWRITERS—American -Mw-m-r Co. big clearance sale closing t atock of rortlhh! some al rents great| Tan1 Lineol: en_eveni TYPEWRITERS Woods powered .\lso heu 207 E SCARLSON for $100: 5-tube n trodyn perfect ondition L ~un BV lutely new ast Capitol st 00d condi - \'Acm,m ('I!A‘-_IR Bureka; $13. Adams tion. attachments. like new . 000, 1439 Girard nw oak 373, ora. Sa 6. per naif o 3 P W lrlm?l;vf n’&"m ansfil)‘lL Phons on" 1142 ROV 1 plete line of deaks file cabinets. lock airs and tabies: tremendous sav- Eversihing you Jxan for your office WASHINGTON SALVAGE €O Furniture Dept.. $10 8th 'St Comy ers. of ings. ROOMING. n.w. hrick. 3 bathe. furnished ang cent ren| good will for lot or c: e o651 1o A G FOR SALFE cated, doing _an stand’ fullest inves formation address HOU: P Wil vea Wachington st.. PARTNER wanted garage business: Etorage now the cash: my 630 N st n.w. WANTE or lease is_right. office. i‘_'PAnLnur living reoms & 3441 £ o in_active, cmease ' wo 178-A. Star office. SMALL notion bu for lady: price les 104189, rent. $33: i o A At hnuEE%:or 12 M7 !Bo(.:z i -lt?l’rlcl o Evi BEAUTY PARL( sacrifice. Louise n.w. Low chance rent: no_cost Alexandria. Va 70-car_capaci Don't time is 100 precious —Combined surance ‘offics” must be smith. T AND_VEGETABLE. once. high-class Phone North 3466. between 10th and 13th excellent heat: roome well ipped for bk 100 per well lease. ' furniture and sonable terms, exchange Make offer. * Call Mr. for_avpointment to inspect lo- will OUNTRY excellent tigation J. P, Quarles. store. weil husiness For further in 108 South Phone 767 to. invest $A00 in going 60 care in call un real and_in b "Caneralt ¥ Address Box 79-A sracery P Wi Yoo et 4700 Beit rd. nw " 13 zet conne address Box ees and_fixtaures than $500. Call Mamn 1. ne., good busi- rice. $800. Address Box furnished rooming rooms: near Government . for sale: down- .o for best bid stores 38 by ha 86, elevator. R7"§nl‘;Q 2nd con sgrmmercia v RBER SHOP. location: great 5 if rice Star with i as partner established real estate busines requires help). suitable Show Cases and Store Fixtures. Ruse & Company DALTIMORE. MD. j torz.” :muwu Upright. ebany. Bradbury Upright._ebony Harringion & Co. Upright’ shony Hazelton Bros. 1pright. ebo: Webater Upright, mahogans Jacob Bros. Upright. ehony. . . Wissner Upright. mahogany . - Sohmer & Co. Upright. mahogany, LYRIC PIANO € ()‘,, 1738 14th St. N.W OPEN EVE % nstalled and _repaired by ex erected; call any time. krnn-drr Aday ~ POULTRY AND EGGS. BABY CHICK BARGAINS. Rocks, Leghorns. Wyandoties. Orpingtons. Anconas ry. breeder purebred and in dividpally inspected and selected for health and high egz production. Writa for cata Togue, stating variety and number vou de- sire. ' Maseanutten Farms Hatchery, Box Harrisonburg. Va p ms 295. REAL DOGS, PI-‘TS. ETC. BREEDING CAG nesting hai foods. Beautiful -males. and femafes: " im oried and domestic breeders. ATHER- BOSTON TERRIER PUP) champlon, pedigread = stock: Ad -7_D. S TERRIER PUPS—Champion stock evenly marked: reasonable. 1217 11th et . o 10¢ POLICE DOGS and Rea Tigpies, for sale sonable. Apply at 4574 nw Conduit rd, FOR SALE—AU flllflnlltifs DIRONS. Spani Chairs. beairtiful nort and chair. radi meled bedroom arbl tures: iron bed. 181 5816, men's. o sala: APPAREL. for rumm will pay casl . $95 *Abt. 5. BOOKS. 10¢ each: marvelous vaiues BRACELET. monds 445 perfect. nds. $250. F Arnoid BUFFET. dining T4th st. iw COAL small cafe. = dia dia Abply . will sell eles of feminine app 9th st n.w COAT—| A and’ cuffs rd. , COUNTERS, &lass " partition, erator:_cheap. DAVENPORT. sellat sacrifice Towa Apt.. “how o T M -t mode: for sale Donald. 1019 13t Mass. ave. n.w. taupe BEDROOM_ ST/ n-:— “table, ANGE. blue COAT, gray_halivia, fur trimme Expensive ma alite tables, Edgar_Baum. ‘mahogal 13th and O sts. DAVENPORT-CHAIR—Overs will sacrifice for qui *h diging suite, moh 3(.wwmm Haven- o abinet. desk. firanerics. Suite (green). Pot. 2407 e top console table: pic 6 Kalorama road. ant. 32 Toe women's .fid‘fcmi&rm algo household & Phane Mr. Cohen. Fr. 248 ince: nn"em cfln— 17070 . all_ kinds: cloth mund Big Book Shop, 3 ond _ platinum. 44 _dia- e canary diamond ring. mond bowknot. 60 d mond and pearl cirel dle. to close estate. A ¥ “davenport. 1818 10 for family uke or to 1015 Lamont st, o steel for $35. West 1163 10 size, and many other ar parel. Mrs. Walters, 1017 brown Boli worth $i50. sell Star office 1 <mall_size blc price. o lar Spring T heaver 1412 cash r’n-mm‘, hrge relnz: D03 E st. old_fashion nduira elevato nw cases ain 10040 p. practically heap. Room L st n.w! 1093, six-clindar Your car BURN sport _touring $120 cash, $17.50 per mc trade. 1727 Connecticut ave AUBURN SEDAN_ fully_equinped ically excellent: Duco " finish: pri Other _exceptionally fine bargams lato model ~Buicks. Dodges. JL Hudsons and other itandard makes of ope: and closed cars. Terms if desired. ol tate, | Sea Mr. Verno CooBulick Asency. 18 i!filci‘i bnlh new and used: coupes. coaches -nd' open 1rlr‘: nrralnn‘v'mhl»‘ vour carin trade. Telophone Main, ¢ Bliss. YRS E N onn. Ave BITCK. In"fl«!ma.ll F 5 nass sedan: gona 5,000 perfe Condition: Bilek Agen: BUICK. 1026—Small 6 cvl only driven 7.000 miles: in Buick Agency. 1018 Conn BUICK 5-pass. touring: o i mechanical shape: has good tires and ook fine: no chance to g0 wrons 4t this o easy’ terms. Ses Mr. Vernon at B _14th BUICK Master Six 5-pass. sedan I¥ reconditioned in our shovs Iike ‘new_and carries a new-c w terms with your car Vérnon. 1835 14th st. n w BUICK. model “48." 4-pass mileags and is equal to new in_appearance and mechanical condition: only $850. terme of one-third_cash. balance fwelva montns if desired. Mr. Vernon. 1835 1ith +f. n.® Pot. 1000._ | BUICK COACH. 1625—Has and rear. motometer and can Duco finish excell perfect mechanical congider light car in' 4 or Main_3%66. CADILLAC 61 ER PHAETON An exceflent biy. in A-1 condition: five £oo ! tires. See this one befor you buy I8th st. n.w. CADILLAC. 1026 BROUGHAM—Fu T sedans, 9. 4 door. miles To1 Conn. ave e tharongh afinished bumpers front i spare t Colum ped: nnlfa‘_‘o“ low, and price right: S Handley Motor Co.. 3730 Georgia ave. n.¥ 2323. _Open evenings and Sundas Accepted 18th CADILLAC LINOUSINE: 7 v can be “unked atthis’ pric Col. 2393, Open. .‘a"fi“m'“ sport fouring. 16 guarantee 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 St. Patrick players also will take a crack at the stonewall Ottawa defense this week. Their puck-chasing party is down on the card for tomorrow night, after which the Senators, two nights later, will invade Pittsburgh. The pacemakers then will have a chance on Saturday to balance the scales with the Boston Bruins for their unexpected defeat on the Hub rink last week. The team standing: AM:NCAN SECTION. ’2 capable, _de- d le: truck drlnr. butler, dish- Wather hus B best references. to the slab and Schreck in full armor | trip. Lerning that there was to be a Fether. s took his place hehind the plate, every- | ball game on Saturday in a large town body in the place stopped working to|some distance away, and feeling the look at the show | need of a little exercise, Rube hastened I guess I was at the plate 10 min- | to the town, looked up the manager utes. Those two jokers omitted noth-| of the local team and offered his ing that would make the lesson im-|services. pressive. Schreck would kneel down,| Three pitched balls convinced the a8 in a regular game, cover his throw- [ manager that he was the man of the ing hand and give, or pretend to give, | hour. After a few innings, during Waddell a sign, which that solemn |which the visitors could do nothing, glang might or might not approve. | Rube is said to have called in all the Whn at 1ast. the sty16 of delivery [ team except the first baseman to had been agreed upon that long and [ form a half circle while he pitched mighty left arm would describe a half | the balance of the game, striking out circle and I would hear the resound- | every man. ing report as the ball hit in Schreck’s| Though Rube was almost mitt, but I didn’t see anything.|a terror to his manager as While 1 was up there I never got a |opposing batters, I always liked him. good foul Never had 1 dreamed of | He was generous to the last deg wuch curves and speed, and before|never mean nor domineering. tired of their jest I was nearer | great fault was that he wanted to he “ken than I ever hayve been |happy, and to that end he must go fishing at inconvenient times. (Copyright. 1927.) Tomorrow—Running the Bases, DINING ROOM_SUITE. walnit cloth seats: also_living room suite, Cogswell _chair. 2815 14th st. n.w. ER—One mahogany: chiffonier chair: £ood condition: no dealers. Columbia 4630 Ant. 619, S 3 I:LE[‘TIH" FIXTURE for 6 rooms, $20 installed: wiring 6 hallu. I»alhs N!Iur, 840 complete. EV EVIVG G WRAP, imnorted \hilr fur, never worn, $75: rare Spanish shawl. worn once. cost_$250. “sell for $125. West 1 FURNITURE—Contents of l4-room resi- dence; beautiful furniture and floor cover- lnn h-n: in for immediate sale: no dealers, runmunn—n—wuuuy new. dining room suite: also several parlor 'urnlAlnlv‘. burean, - wardro time < repainted in Duco and fully. sqiiy eral 1027 " demonstrators. - priced on terms. Barry-Pate Motor Co.. Inc. 2325 Sherman ave n.w. and 1218 Conn. ave. 0.%. Adama. 6000, " M ROLET SEDAN. 4.door. ct_order: excelient fires: 3125 all “cash. " Apt. 6_and § his i.m:vnoufl- 24 LA o T R L P dition: sell for $450. Potom: cn!:vioL:'r LANDAU-SEDAN, i fn"‘ er's car: b weeks old: run 680 miles actupl mile: xm- included. This is a reRl b 171 down. balance 15 months. new-car guaranteo. Call Atlantl 2R2-T after 5 p.m. CHEYROLET. 1926 model s excellent condition. m‘()kkhhlhfl. experienced nished. Address Box 418 BOOKKEEPER—Young Yoare arerience: cah erences. _Address Box DRESSMAKING, dren's clothes. Call Pot. Gln‘ Wllge'l work in afterncon. Call 205) E 'AITRESS wishes place, exuen R Ay -"3 Y . Fefiienten Raatess “Box' 47 A Star " num, g,g&flas' dress shop: altering. MAID. colored, parior: " willing references fu e kitehen ’nnd carpenters’ Whit father and con on dairy farm. North 7020, 10* ¥ HELP 1 d—Cooks. maids. chauftewss, part-time, day work: Bergany's _Employment North 10251. atio helpers The Chelsea Empl.. L urnish “excellont’ vk 29-A. Star office. 108 19— sl at o pad con- LAt new Tats 0oms, Aeaney, ATTE i ot CALL TS wn.n ou n Siaward ice Agency, 1333 ¥ st. n.w. LR Su.\flf"&.m %3, Boyd Employment Service. OFFICE POSITIONS. Freo registration. Washington Employment Exchaoge, operated for the public by the Vashington School for Seerctaries. in 2480. No Charge Unless You Are Placed Room 203. Tranabortation Bidk. 17th & H. éred: fine sllve Jnnn"‘"fl o.mm...'l‘éo". "“"S fully e solend 5 r\nm ain 86° elm;ll h!ln. R BI]IPAG oy Host ressonatie 's Garage. o8t _reaso; in"fown. ~ Como in se6 us. 83537 i‘l K news AUTOMOBILE PAINTING-—0n the buml plan, in_most modern paint shop. Prices ROSt rensonablo. Atk for our estimate. ANy finish or color. Combination work & spe- cialty. A guarantee with each job. Let our fepresentative call, Sterrett & Fleming. Champlain st. at Kaloram BEDDING., MATTRESSES. b r-ox “epring pillows reno.: Rrices and promp Wash. Mattrass (‘n 19 Lat. 67 time. ten-piecs ieces of 5 1 X. Rlnun e icako N Fome Wesh o 'hi wee 11% . " inoffice” wtore or beauty as great to ‘work: "eity referen sed 6 he was to wedan Tt o must be ol Phone 1 3 ihd FURNITURE— e stock an: taue and modern chest of drawers. spinet denke, 3, mahogany, hookeages gae: feg Snap-top. davenport tables: handso teakwa pieces. old china. glass. brass ane {rons. fireseta: £oing out of husiness: every- {Bing must be sold: bareaine for every gns lease expires Feb. 1. 511% 12th st. n.w. %Am Arcols. snd rfloln &.gf" Detroit INTERNATION. Qaga 13 YijaAmcricans 10 Sanadians Maroons Toronto St E_of all : s - cheap. Sth st MANAGER—Wanted by young woman of ré finement. business ability as resident man ership of desirable apartment house furnish the h:n (nlmrnv relerences. Addrons His har- i, reaired work 174% Con- ing Co., 615 E aranteed. Co: box spri . n.w. M. 5538 10¢ Tumiy T ARBENTER. “BUILDER—Door porche CHEVROLET sport_fouring. wN 61 h. S| Another: Fain— 15 per month. raphic ‘exam. 3 months nikht 7 ‘weeks d-y school. now Paisl 6 NIJSCRIPTs verses. copied neatly, accu- fRtely; high-ciade work’ low rates. Agdress Star_office. 2y ical, — desi tient; NURSE. u:tuhh. e otien "us{ Rervice l,mm.s‘ One hour and forty minutes is the :’.';Si'.i; 2R00 Beyd “fradiates ave average time for a major league base ' fncehe ""“’""““'" ‘g W, windows, All ®orts of thoughts flashed through my head. I would lose my job before it began. Mack would not take me on