Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1927, Page 34

s s PORTS. THE EVENING STAR, sastern Must Build New Nine LW REGULARS OF 1926 TEAM IN GUYON'S SQUAD :ncoln Park School Coach Hard Put to Form Club to Defend Title—Western Has Good Players. Central Defers Spring Grid Work. at Weste still ithwe th the hneider t <ely \, regular oeted ¢ wm, will ag Two infielders se apry the to ca first dnation von faces am Waple his in out week ry work has for dar n Coach Dan Ah ry candi deferred his Cen s he is a couple zer of be: ATy dates for n limbering up about rather ow reek £To it ler atel ptain of who w mid-ve second-st the har will b ade p » of f hand will be ng me now rown. who wa 19 he caliber clas d to tell the nine e. While erformers ormidable hard put of aduated s. Larry yundsman the most Bob Wil- s recently foot ball be on the job. will be mi issing in no | A battle between Gonzaga and | Western on the latter’s floor is the | high spot of tomorrow's schoolboy | court card. The Purple vanquished | Coach Dan Ahearn’s boys recently on | the I street court and the boys in red | will try to reverse the tables in their |own back yard. In another match | tomorrow Warwick Collegians | Bastern will match baskets on | Rastern floor. | the Central, that meets Penn Freshmen jtonight in the preliminary | Marviand-Penn varsity game in Phila- delphia, will make anoher trip over the week end, on which the Blue and | White will pla two games, both on Satur Swarthmore Preps will be | met at Swarthmore, and at night the Trenton School for the Deaf will be encountered, Aside from Central's game with the Penn vearlings, the only engagements | on today’s card involving local scholas- | tics were those this afternoon between Devitt and the University of Mary- land Freshmen at College Park and Charlotte Hall and Eastern at Eastern. A floor goal and a foul shot by Gene just before the final whistle ves- terday gave Tech an 18-17 basket ball victory over Strayer's. It was rather |an upset. The game was the last for the Manual Trainers, who despite a number of handicaps have made a de- cidedly creditable showing under the direction of Coach J. J. Lowrey. Louis Berger and Dan Galotta each gar- nered 6 points to top Tech marksmen, while Ferd Cappelli, with a trio of floor goals and from the foul line, scored most for Strayer's. Hyattsville High tossers proved easy prey for Gonzaga yesterday, the latter winning, 47 to 14, on the I street court. Gonzaga had things all its way from the outset. Tubba Far- and | to the | TWO TIED FOR LEAD IN BILLIARD TOURNEY By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, February 9.—The two most likely candidates for the national three-cushion billiard title today had fought their way to the top in the championship tournament here five victories each and four game vet to go. They are Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia, the champion, and Augie Kieckheter of Chicago, o former champion. Close behind them, with only one defeat, came Gus Copulos of Detroit, another former champion, and Art Thurnblad of Chicago, & youngster | whose play in this tournament has astonished billiard exper As their tournament experience in- creases the younger players seeKing the title put on more keenly contested games among themselves, but all have tallen vietims so to the veteran skill of Relselt and Klieckhefer Raimundo ~ Campanioni, the little Cuban star, was Kieckhefer's iatest victim. The Cuban in his match last night had one brilliant streak of six voints, but Kieckhefer was still nine points ahead and ran out the game in_the next few innings. Yesterday's results: Hall, 50; Loo baugh, 4958 innings. Thurnblad, y Copulo MecCourt, 40; Kieckhefer, 50; Campanioni, 32; 45 innings, Standing of players Won. Lost. Pot Reiselt 1.000 Keickhefer Covulos Thurnbiat Campanion McCourt Keuney BUELL AND SHARKEY WILL FIGHT TUESDAY Bddie Buell, Washington bantam, will meet a worthy opponent next Tuesday night in one of the Arcadia Athletic Club’s boxing shows, when he matches wallops with Maney Sharkey of Baltimore in the final bout of a 40-round card. Sharkey is a veteran who has never with | i | New Yo WASHINGTOXN, ¥. €, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Y, 1927. HELP AND | KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—AI Is Puzzled. Ao THE Wom STE AND P HERE 13 OUR VEILED LADY Aemm’ SAME MYSTERIOLS AN WHO YEsTER pay PPED OFF OF THE PALH BEACH LIMTED \MMEDATELY INQUIRED THE WHEREABOUT S OF ALOYSIUS SGINIS ! LITTLE DOES HE SUIPECT MY PRESENCE HERE AT PALM BEACH ! I WONDER \F HE HAS CHANGED MUCH? AND THAT WIFE OF HI Tl TAKE My PLAY WITH Him WOULD WITH A A ALoySIwS 1 MUST GET A LOOK AT THERE 'S NO HURRY — OH! You WIPER!! YoU SNAE In THE GRASS! AT LAST THE TINE HAS TIME - TiL AT A OAT HousE ! P ME NG SITUKTIONS. 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SALESMEN — A few specialty advertising salesmen for Washington and Baltimore. 1t's fun selling the ads hecause they all ‘want them and big money is easy. Tell us your anallifications and telephone number for i terview. Address Box 307-D. Star office. ~ 3 LIVE SALESMEN —desired at once to follow up leads and sell & quality line of electric household refriger; tion, _Call Main 6381 for appointment. 1 SALESMEN. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION. The latest word in electric refrigeration is about 1o be introduced to the Washington public. We ' are now ready to talk o0 a imited number of men. ambitious men Who gre desirous ‘of eetting in on the ground floor of what Is recognized to be, the blreest proposition of the day. This i their op portunity to make a mogt remunerative and permancot connection. Interview Thursday AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN to sell the new custom-built experienced ; reference required. See Mr. Morgan, Joseph Mc- Reynolds, 14th and R sts. n.w. INSTRUCTION COURSES. CULTURE AND MARCEL WAV- & ‘taught in a real beauty culture school ce studied in Paris and d_evenine classes: also private instruction. THE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE, 817 14th st. Fr INTENSIVE PROFESSIONAL COURSES IN commercial art. advertising, inferior decora: tion. Ask " for cataloz. ' LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, | 17 Island ~ avenue northwgst: HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK. assisf housework: or couple, man eémployed elsewhers: must be good ' cook: must have city references: none others need 4ply: stay nights. 171 = GENERAL _HO Marine Corps . Apply ing._ 18 BUNDLE WASH to take home or day's Phone Potomac 5306-W.. CARE of house or children duri soung widow. Address Box 37 HAMBERMAID, waitress or cook colored woman wishes job. 75 L gt. n.w. COLORED GIRL. neat. refiable. wishes hail o da cle: y reference Poto- e SEsatp? Cloanins: ciiy reference. COLORED GIRL, n wishes position as chambermaid, waitress or light housewo s 781 Fairmont st. n. COLORED GIRL, neat, Nl;mlld or nursing. Lillian M. Davis. das_by . colored, —in D, §tar Langley Field. SEW cer'a famil Jirhursday morn- th references enyon. SEWORKER_ 3414 Mt d, ust be good Pleasant st GENERAL M i fen family; Jaund £ood ook, laundres 1. Col. 55566, Th GIRL, ene 86 WOrK : o GIRL, young, colored. for TIgBY near ‘14 ana Cofumbia 7a.. 1762 HOUSEKEEPER wanted by widower W 1 child; “suburban village, Address Hox A (;L!_lu parban village le 5 WOMAN to”cook and assist with washing and general housework: 4 in family; $1 per week. 200 Rosemary st.. Chevy Chase, Md. _Stay nights. g WOMAN. “colored. for general housswork reforence. 2015 Allen pl. n.w., off 20th, near Biltmore st. n with_refer- sday. Friday n COLORED ) of any kind. _North 5524. COLORED WOMAN wants day's work. Ap: ply at 315 K st. se. ‘}:nw l:h’: 8538-W. 10°* COOK. general honsework or murse. by col- proman: reference. nAework: nier pl. eneral housework in a 1338 W et n.w mall 'x.;'fl g T it Norin 10734, "o WORK, laundry wanted: reference. .'n.w._Phone Col. 8G2-J. DRESSMAKING at home or day's work: ox- perienced in coats. dreases. Col. 8857. 11°% GENERAL WORKER wanted, pa day's work. 1143 15th st. now. GIRL, “general houseworker, wishes place Terrace Court n.e. between A and East_Capitol: 2nd and_Srd. s . experienced waitress. work” or chambermaid Relgies g R GIRL, colored, reliable and experienced. de. sires “part.time_work office or home: refer- g e .gflm‘wami ‘evening work, any kind. Adams e “time or e SITUATIONS<MALE, AUTOMOBILE. stock clerk, oF accessory sales- man, thoroughly experienced, desires co maction With hrokressiee frm. Phone Lincin 499-J.J. L.'Canno 7 BOOKREEPER, eficient, 13 years experience in accounting and genéral office WOrk. in- cluding 4 years as office manager: éxcellent local references: nominal salary 1o Start Address Box 130-C. Star office. BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT., experienced, religble. desires connection with progressive firm, Tel. Main 3120, Branch 836. Mr R. A. Paquin, AR | BOY. 17, anxious to learn any trade. Ad- dress Box 300-D. Star office. 9° CARPENTER, jobbing, prompily attended to. CHAUFFEUR, eolored, desires position. pri- vato family: long experience: good reference. Phone Linc. 8003-W. . - 9% CHAUFFEUR. truck or private famil general house: call 320 Oakdale ri-time work (holise: 30 10 12. 12,940 R st. n.w om countey wants work of any kind Saviour. 937 O st. n.w. . colored. “neat. wants plac o wé\'" g¥ants place of any GIRL, colored, neat, w fere inds repairs et wants part-time all Norih 2187, ¢ _two reliable. want 1635 13th st. n.w, or colored. any kind. O s young | 1454 Corcoran. | WANTED—MISCEL (Continued.) 3 - watches. dia welry needed in_our manufacturin G o 4t | Fuil cash value paid. Selngers. S18 § o ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone Main 1282 or 8539 WESCHIERS. 620 PA_ AVE. N Household Effécts, Merchandise Stocks Automobiles. efe. Thirty-six years serving the Washington public. ___RECOMMENDED SERVICE. 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 115. { ARMATURE REWINDING. emall and lares motors and_generatore: eapacity 100 a Aay Ket our' brices. . Carty Armature Serviee 1608 14th st. n.w. North 294 AUTO PAINTING done in 4% nours with tha wonderful. new. durable lacquer finish that grows handsomer with age. Proof aainat rain. snow. ice. steam. soup, ammonia. elds alkall_and alkaline mud. Tet us show vou examples of fine work with this excellent | material. Prices from $50 up. Jos. McRey nolds. 1ne.. 1000 Upshur st. n.w.” Col. 3082 AUTO PAKTS NICKEL PLATED. b 8 hade, andirons. ete.. relacquered: fina silver plat 1910 John A. Gottsman & Co. T nk. 5431." 160 Pierce st. n.w BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box springs as ws_reio.. bhest prices and prompt ¢ diiroes Co. 319 L st._s.w. M. 6670 MATTRESSES renovated 00 box springs repaired: work guarantced (o Tumbia Bedding Co.. 615 B st ; T WORK—Walks. walls vrompt sercice nw. M BRIC D CEM or floors: new or repair: Call_Cleve. 435 ¥ CARPENTER - CONTRACTO repairing: no job too small. Call A. dis for 3. Col. 10173 : night, Col. 941 General remodeling, any kind Call_Potoma h hode .rt Sasher, first baseman, and Jimmy pA tehell, third-sacker, but the brilliant \bby Stevens will again be cavort- > around shortstop with Glenn Wol- it at the midway station Jack Batson, outfielder, has been \duated, but Norman Hilleary and ved Owens, who patrolled the far aches last season, will again be vailable. been knocked off his feet. Sailor McKenna and George Leslie will meet in the semi-final bout. Jack Turner will box Bud Nolan in a re- turn match, and Nick Rapoli is to go elght rounds with Frankie Weinert. But Havens, local wrestler and canceist, will mact punches with Larry McCormick of Quantico in the opening four-round bout. rell was the outstanding performer 5 for the Purple, with Capt. Wilbur Wright and Charley Bailey showing best for Hyattsville. With Joe Hannon and John Dunn as their big guns the strong George- town freshman basketers handily took the measure of Eastern yesterday on the Lincoln Parkers’ floor, 55 to 17. Hannon accounted for 14 points and Dunn 12. Capt. Cy Hogarth was Eastern's leading scorer, with b points. Georgetown Prep tossers fought Coach Jack Colling' Business High combination to a 12-12 draw for the first half of their game yesterday, but in the final half Dick Keefer, Jack Lewis and Sam Marks got the range and the Stenogs won, 37 to 24. Pe- trossl and Cunningham were the Gar- rett Parkers' chief scorers. Devitt courtmen assured themselves of top honors in the junior prepara- tory 135-pound league yesterday, by vanquishing Friends’, 27 to 19. French, Jordan and Urquhart were in the fore- front of the victors' drive on_the cords, while Anderson registered all but 6 of Friends' points, dropping 6 goals through the net from the floor and counting once from the foul line, Trainer and Kreh were top scorers for the Woodside team that yesterday squeezed out a 22-21 triumph over Ta- koma-Silver Spring High School. Kreh and Fitzgerald counted most frequently for the losers. The game scheduled February 17 between Business High basketers and University of Maryland Freshmen, at College Park was today, upen request of Jack Collins, Stenog coach, ad- vanced to Friday afternoon. Play will start at 4 o'clock. Business wished to keep an engagement with Maury High School at Nerfolk, V: on February 18. With the Bowlers HIS intercity match that will ing together Glenn Wolsten- holme, Washington's premier singles duckpinner, and Carl Kisch of Philadelphia has lo- bowling followers guessing —and guessing in more ways than one. It known that the match will consist of 32 games, half of them to be bowl- ed at the White Elephant alleys in Philadelph Saturday and the re- mainder to be rolled at Convention Hall here on February 19. But the kind of pins to be used and just what class of bowler this Kisch is at pres- ent cannot be told t. CARPENTER AND JOBBING: or siripning: caiimates free. M. Brinine. 1359 Tavior st. _ CARS REFINISHED in_a wide sl colors, $15 to $35. in 5 ta 10 hours, readv to use. ~Cara varnished. 1 to 5 hours. $9 to $15. Automobije tops dreased while_yon $1.60 to 3. MeAvoy Process Shop . 8t. n.w. Phone Frank. 6841. G uphoistering. porch rock A) Franklin 7483 o a. n excellent_opportunity for men of ih rs’ experience. Apply 054 Morton ME ] ced in the life ineurance busi. | FREE ability to suc contract for the proper men ager. Sun’ Life Insurance Co 1508 fi st n.w. 4th floor. $ - whole or part time o sell ali lines ifsurance. Address Box 470-K. Star TUITION IN RHETORIC, SOCIOL- A splendid | 08y, pevchology. story writing or expregelon Apply man- | and’ public “spéaking. Morris seholarships, of America. | for hish school eradiates Tn night classes subject for eac cant. RE! UNIVERSE 1 607 rve s e DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: CARS furnished: expert lady and men instructors (licensed ) : “permit and parking esnecially: gatisfaction emaranteed. = CONOVER. 2128 H &t n.w. West 3068 e || LARGE ~FINANCIAL CONCERN WILL apen a course of instruction for those inte cated or experienced in selling as a career: garticulars on request. Address Box 180-X. { tar_offic BEAUTY © Marcelline ete. Onen Columbia_rd. _Col. 808) 5 e PRIVATE TUTORING BY YALE GRAAU- afe. Specialty. _mathematics ~ (thorough | ealentus) Tookkeeping. BUCHALTER. M st.n.w. Ffanklin 4518. ¢ AUTO DRIVING by _expericnced instructor. B PAPE. District Service Sup- ply Co.. 400 idth n.w. RS8L. * N—Waq have openings for two men who | AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY “an Tollow wb the leads we eive them | Tignced | ingeriictors and make them earn from $5.000 to $10.000 L kin (4). | Jer years drawing accounty will'be arraneet o Vhnt quatity. " Suite 1001, WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.—Bobby | £ str e o™ Marriott, Philadelphia, knocked out ork as i\unur?n or 0 t . work_of any kind no wgkmr from 8§ to 4: no Sunday work. 18t ét. n.w. S o care for, with quarters ave. n.w. D. red. wish Frank. 1588.J. wa colored, neat erience, accept g, ble man. or week. CHAUFFEUR, colored, b years young_and néat in appearance: part time il time. 959 _Fl CHAUF . col Té8po wishes drivinig by day or hour North 6682 Berry ) CHAUFFEUR, reliable, experienced. dest position: willing to walt on table: reference. Columbia_6048 S ong_dilel EUR, truck, locs Adds Star office. ¢ » reference. _Address Box 875D, COLORED MAN. reat. young. wishe: as butler or houseman in private family: best of eity reference. Call 1433 Que st. Phone North 9580 . COLORED BOY w in private 5070-W_between ox will s 1102 21e TTRESS wants or colored: lass ref. . k“a:nfii firat class DYy, 1008 South LAUNDRY to take homé or will g0 ouf by Maggie Simms, 1056 Blades mall apt mall salary 1681 Fia MEN—Free course in iife insurance sales manghip: opportunity to_earn while learning whole cr part _time. Tuesday and Thurs | day evenings. 7:30 ‘to 8:30. university in: d Box 20-A. Star office. - outside_sales hw.. 2:30, to S Taundry at home or | - apitol st. Lincoln incouraged by the success attained its besket ball team, Strayer's siness College is expected to be cpresented again in the court astime next session and may also yve base ball and foot ball teams. welve more games are to be played his season by Strayer's basketers, as ollows: February 15, Central, City Club; 16, iallaudet, City Club; 17, Strayer” laltimore; 18, Woodward, Y. M. C. A.; 1, Charlotte_Hall, City Club; 23, Jevitt, City Club; 24, Charlotte Hall, 25, St. John's of Frederick, City March 2, Leonard Hall, City ‘lub; 4, Devitt, away; 5, Gallaudet, wway; 9, Warrenton A. C., away. Formal approval of the action yes- rday of the high school principals Jacing a permanent ban on resump- on of the public high school cham- nionship series, which was halted as he result of a disturbance following he Central-Western game on January 5 at the Arcadia_auditorium, must o given by Dr. Frank W. Ballou, <uperintendent of schools, before it becomes effective. The principals de- clared Central winner of the series. Tt was said this morning that Dr. Bal- lou was not expected to return to the city from Potsdam, N. Y., where he was called by the death of a sister, before tomorrow. The principals’ meeting yesterday was presided over by Stephen E. Kramer, in charge of high schools. Tt was called at the request of parents of the players and of alumni of the schools, who sought to have the series resumed. it et tine { worlk. | Call 4:45 5 : 4 MEN-—Personality and character: permanent ioutside sales work: minimum of '$256 weekly { guaranteed to beginners. Fuller Brush Co. | 618 Metronolitan Bank Bldg. d | MEN to sell food products. extracts. ete.. di- | By the Awsoctated Press. Thck 0 consumer. 518 Jenifer Bidg.. jth DAYTON, ~Ohio—Mike Dundee, |and D sta. >~ 0 ° "% Rock Island, Til., knocked out Johnny ' ¥ T ] L L tto, Cleveland (1). Boby Sowass, OF oy Reom 811 Tnternati ) . y_Sowass, ( for om 811" Tnternational Rock Island, and Bobby McGowan, | Bide betweans and 8 pme Dayton, drew (6). | ME: READING, Pa.—George Courtney, | wh Oklahoma, sfopped Joe Kurp, Shamo. . one as crew manage: payments i Met. 16, 1319 F st. " C red. ronolitan Decoratine and Electrical Co.. Ine., 200 G 8t_nw. Fr. 800. = ELBCTRICAL REPAIRING. motors, ture and coil winding: power apparatu cialiste. Central Armature Work: #. n.w. Main 3660 ELECTRICAL WIRIN Ol homes wired at lowest cost: let us esti- mate. _ Economy Elee. Co.. 801 E: | Main' 7747, TULTURE, FULL, COURSE, $50. permanent waving manicuring. 9 to 9. é\{lARTIN'S 18th and s work before and after D family. ~Phone Adama an Fights Last Night NURSE, panion, housekeeper. mother's helper, dress Box 3t oD Bl omes. e & WASHING to do at home wanted: first class. il 1126 23rd t. n.w. colored, —city references, work of any kind.’ 2. t. WOMAN to clean b part-time_wi 10 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER. experi. enced on legal. Industrial, technical and filter work: pleasin adaptable: willing to start low. 150 C st.s6. e MAN._ middle-aged, well educated, account: ing, ‘supervisory and executive: '10 years Government connection: seeks engagement: salary not main objective. Address Box 382-D. Star 10% MAN. aged 35 pight work: references. Star_of MAN to drive ior traveline salesman. carfurnished. = Address Box office.,, . MAN “coiored. job experienced. Phoije_Potomac 50, i MAN, colored, desires position as janitor with ' reference. Address Box 306-D. Sta 7 B NG, soraping. elac skilled mechanica: reduced prices. | Paul Serene. 55 M st. n.w. Pot. 361. 13°% FLOORS—Flectric machine and hand finish. fMicient. reasanable, reifable service . E_Nash._Columbla $231. FLOOR WORK of every descripiion; sonable: guarantecd. Folk & Deaton. n.w. Adams 1436, personality. industrious and desires Anderson B OLD EXPE- SCatistartion. insiire shed. Call Line, 82 ND WOMEN FOR bs, apartments, schools, colleges, institutions, restaurants, cafeterias—demand increasing daily—experience not necessary, age is no obstacle—you can train in few months for rood pe ten gradu. ates in ashington's hest hotels: Free Em. ployment Burean covera the whole country ::;lr':!{;!!’."llal!elhnnv‘/ lnl’m:!l"'nrlauu H;'n“l‘d oIl kTl seRa0] amen 830 .7 0. B pm. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS, s Pa. Ave. at 23rd S BE A BRICKLAYER. EARN $10 TO 12 PER DAY. BUB DI %nguchflc’;5bl. 710 O St. N.W. : AN, colored, wash, me laundry {0 take home. West 285: WOMAN—When you need oné to ge luncheons. 1 have best reference. North 534 YOUNG WOMAN, white, wants work taking | FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired: lip- care of child of assiei housework: home | covers made. Est. cheerully given. Returned nights; references. ~Addreas Box 64-D, Star | free._Tittencor. i424 Sih st N. 7702, ofllee.s .k itk | HOME IMPROVEMENT ENGINEERS — YOUNG LADY wants work any kind. clean- | Plumbing. heating. porch inclomires. electri- ing or general housework. 441 Que n.w. e d_fixtures nainting. paperin Potomac 1917, awnings and shades. weather stripping. met; phibrics cellings, bathtubs, pedgstal basine and kitch, en_sinkg, hardwood floors. tile floors and walle. " We will give you up to thres years 0 pay without interest; no money down. Call us up for our plans. ' Penn Improvement Co.. Inc.. 911 7th st. n.w. Main 512, KEYS [ICATED while vou_w 2B founiain pens repaired. Adams News Depot, 902G st.ow. KEYS DU TED. while yoi wait, 25c: locke repaired. Gross, 11th and B sts. n. Southwest _corner. REYS—Duplicate keys, 25 cents: made whila you wait. Turner & Clark, new address 122134 New York ave. n.w. Frank. 3005. OLD-HOUSE WIRING_ Special prices this month: estimating. Phone M. Star Electric Co.: res. phone. Adams 3044. 25¢ PAT exterior: elec. waxing. scraping: skilled_mechanics: reduced prices Paul Serene. 55 M st. n.d. ot. 25 3 PAPERING. painting: rooms paperwd, $7 up. Dainting at lowest brices: skilled mechanics _years' satigfactory service. Met. Deco- ting o.. Inc., 309 G 1 ¥r. 800. PAPERING. PAINTING—Rooms _scraped. sized. pointed and napered with polychrome Dpapef. $8.50 up. Painting at lowest prices Get benefit of dull season prices rms up 10" 24 months. imates gladly gtven. Abelman & Co.. 4809 Ga. ave. 140, PAPERHANGING PAINTING: rellabje per- sonal service: reasonable prices. Wil eall with samples. Potomac 3567. H. E. Rich ardson._Decorator. v PAPERING AND PAINTING—Special prices this month only: Average size room scraped, sized. pointed and papered with Dolschrome Daver. ‘$8.00: washabie paper that ean be washed " with a damp cloth. $12.00: ale painting anl_ piastering at low prices. W6 use Duteh Boy lead and pure linseed oi mixing paints on bremises 0 ingredients can be_seen. — All paperhanging guaranteed i writing ‘5 _years. This is & local concern and we employ local men only. Terms It rou desire: as long as 18 ‘months to pay Free estimate. ~Philadelphia Decorating Co.. Inc.. 811-817 9th st. n 36, Opert PAPERHANGING A scraved. pointed up_and chrome’ paver. $0.75. We guarantes’ our | work in_writing and’ furnish recommenda tions. Dependable_Decorating C: st now. Main 3252: evenings ea 3o operate muitigraph: handy, wants anv kind of Address Box 366-D. with 2 5-D, Star G+ chiaufiear o house = PERSONAL. TPHOLSTERING—OLD UNUSED OR DIS- garded ‘Turniiure Temodelad” rextonanie: cup: boards, washstands, small tabies . decorated ma; used as bookcases, cabinets. end tables, etc.: examples of work on diepia te or call L. BROWN, 1831 “Wiltberger nw. M. SPINAL AD. . ete’: infra red ray: lcal masage: body building 101-103 Montana 26 M o ain_4160._ Franklin 4500, MARTE ST EXPERT PERMANENT removal of Hair and Moles, $1 Scientific Facial. Scalp and Hot-oll Treat: ments, $1: 20 vears' exp.: satisfaction guar- d. 302" Kreezs ‘Blde. 1106 G i, m] REDUCE BY NURSE'S ELECTRIC CABINET BATH and massage: special facial treatment, double chin taken away. ~Mrs. GRIGSBY of French Lick Springs and Burnham's, 1707 S et n.w. Phone North 10229, 10¢. MAY CARLSON. FOKMERLY OF _THE Elsie Hairdressing Shop. 16 now with Bertha Parker. 1112 G 8t n.w. where she will be pleased to see her friends and i DRESSMAKING — ORIGINAL AND DIS- tinctive designs; negligees: samples shown upon request. ~ Address Box 369-D. Star office. 10+ HARRIET LANB NURSING HOME FOR !invalids and convalescents 1654 Columbia rd.. facilities for cases: ambulance. | Stiverintendent. Columbia 8793 15% THROW AWAY YOUR ARCH SUPPORTS. All foot troiibles come from wrong shoes DR. THO mart Correct Shoes. 1007 Corin._av 962, Col. 20 . MEDICAL MASSAGE BY EXPERT MAS- sense-nurse. d _ physicuiturist Swedish grad 1716 P et n.w.. Apt. 201 Ph. Main LS e 145 OF MOTHER'S CARE AND BOA! Totants and. chidren of ail uges ”qkafi WILL PAY $35 T0 YOO 5 a housé to your friend. r_office. REFINED GENTLEMAN (FRENCH sires 10 exchange Frénich for English lessons. Address Box 31 Tie -D. Star office, SSSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY X 5 Wonderful Frerch method d. Dr. DELLA LEDENDECKER, 2002 P nw. Potamac 3460, CYEANER REPATRING, called * for and delivered work_guaranteed Adams_ 00 PARIS, TREAT- ate full par- Address Box AN colored. e rivate chauffear or d North 8716, BOSRON MAN. marricd. wishes position as janitor or chauffeur: experienced: references. Brad- ford. 2430 N at. n.w. 9° MAN. colored, desires position. butier and houseman: eag drive car: reference. Address Butler. 2301 N st n.w.. Apt. 0* PAINTER—Young man. white, desires work as painter: write show cards: willing to do anything. ~Address Box 347-D. Star office. es_position ing light dell;;:r . BUSINESS I o S| NSTRUCTIO! Civil Service Examinations. Both men and women. Prepare this week for Post Oce. salary. $1.700° Patent Offee | rapid prémotion and can be satisfled with | Salary. $1.R60. assisiant’ comouter. salary. | 350 to $100 ner week, call personally. Room | $1 i statistical clerk. sten. and . typ. 613, Columbian Bldg. Ask for Mr. Baer. or | exams. The Civil Servics Preparatory School, phone Main 8587 for appointment se. cor. 12th and F n.w. Frank. 2080. ¢ SALESMEN—We have the best proposition = — SR fo” it HbecTalty” lotmen, YMENT AGENCIES, vou have had canvassing experience, STENOGS . typists, booknra. clerical will work four hours a day, you will earn ree rogiotry, Main 2338..].1586.! hnH.]D r 50 to $100 weekly. ' Call after 10 9 X focie at_ 502" Evans Building Boyd Employment Service. * . US when you | N wrord o SALESMEN—Potomac 1’"2" T train 3 men- for ouiside |‘Iu Tores, FCANG. DRLY o Iou T Agency. 1333 F st. n.w._ Main 8671. POSITIONS. | Sce Mr. Lyneh. Appliance Dept.. 14th and Free registration. Washington Employment T afier s Rt SALESMAN, high-class Jewieh, f0 sell the Exchange, erat 14 the bl b Weshineton Sehon] for Seeretarica. Main245e, new Studebaker and Erskine 'automobiles: Charge Unless You_Are wonderful opportunity to right man. T, R sts. aced, 202, Transportation Bidg. 17th & H. ik 3 1 you are clean cut. of ster- nd can_intelligently presen A business proposition to business men an desira & permanent business . home. with ustments, ‘constit; 0t_oil and elect; I AVID, i ALESM REAL ESTATE SALESMAX have DENVER, Oolo.—Harry G B e orlarry Galfund, | tiehi map, can, make, from cae o V50 ik SANTA ROSA, Calif.—Harry La | tieniara; #6od proposition. 4 gettar.” " Call between 8 and 6. See A, G, Whittier, beat Joe Anderson, Coving. Sy ling charaeter Denver (10). Charley Long, San st OFFICE BOY who Pete Stamaty, Roston (9. oy, Wal. | $1050. Investmeis Binihe ace, Indianapolis, knocked out Teddy e ohperienced . Blehscaljber Tayior, Lakeworth (2). SN In out Brokerare denartment. . e i Heht man ean make from_one 4o W0 thot- rooklyn, beat Harry Shuman, Den: |§eh0 Co.. 1108 16th st. ver (). “Ted Biarr. Minneapolls, de- | ya Mam 211, & " s feated Jo “King” Leopold, Denver. | SALESMAN. building sunplies. Baer . o FEOD, htar oMear oot T ge e A };f‘r‘;lfit&:"“ Loth Min Min- | Gy eenEN. Tive wires o sell nationally K, § isco (10). known_product: good opportunity for “go- VERNON, Calif—Bert Colima, ; A age Products Corporation. ton, Ky. (10). FRESNO, Calif.—Billy Harms, Los Angeles, defeated Bob Robinson, Francisco, scored a technical knock- Gut over “Hoddle” Spencer, Chicago 7585, PHARMACIST desires position: references. 4 Address Box_304-D. Star office. 0* POSITION bank_ as bookkeeper. teller or assistant cashier: 10 years' experence. g Tete 42D, TING, interior, erences, Address ‘‘Banker.” box 1 Star_office. REGISTERED PHARMACIST. aked 20 year th_23 . ALESMAN — Sales executive, experienced, desires connection with mu‘mnllglc firm: age 26, A . Star of % PHER. _competent, ikhte weekly: ress 370-D, CARRY DUCKPINNERS HEAD COMMERCIALS Carry Ice Cream bowlers enjoy a comfortable lead in the Commercial | League. They have a five-game ad- vantage over the second-place Evening | Star team and are in_front of the | third-place Washington Battery Co. by nine games. League statistics follow: LEAGUE RECORDS. HG. HS. Total, . 600" 1.666 28357 #8300 35399 Electric Appliance SECRE T degires employment ~sever; ferences furnished. A Star_office. o, Morgan, Joseph McReynolds, 14th and x nw. O s B T CHOOLBOY. to_deliver parcels, 3:30 to 6 SOty Ealfabetn Arden: 1147 Conn SODA_ DISPE: experienced. Huyler's. and_F. { 2 SR ! OGRAPHER. young man: temporary | i No, b oons. evenings: offico. st " perience. Address Box I HELP—FEMALE, BEAUTY PARLOR CULTURIST. to man- age large DArlor. must have knowledge all branches of business: also marcel waver. finger waver. permanent waver and_general operator: muat be first class, with thorough experlence. _Addre x_147 BOOKKEEPER or accountant, first class, for 0od-paying, permanent position, with a future. Addiess with particulars, Box 146-C. Star_office. BOOKKEEPER and stenographer. preferably vith patent experience: atate experience and salary expectd. Address Box. 315.D. Star Sffce. = 9o | FANCY PRESSERS. colored: must be expd- rienced in fine garmients and come well Tec- Gmmended. 1550 Pen; ks FINISHERS. exper P I always thought she was about as attractive as anything below an angel could be and she said of bowling ac- cording to this old quotation: ‘This fascinating sport with which the lovely Mary Queen of Scots regaled herself as much for her health and beauty's sake as for amusement is becoming more popular and is what may be termed one of the most use- ful of sports.’ The sport of queens. Arera look at this collection, I'll say it 1s.” Chevy Chase Athletic Club has or- ganized a bowling team and is casting about for matches. Any information may be had of Manager McAuliffe over telephone Cleveland 1106. Apol E e ‘V‘l“lAh'Ir HAVE 0 1 an. aged 42 perience. " Address Box 471-D. Star office. YOUNG MAN, marred. university graduate, | executive ability, experienced in both inside and outside position. desires to make con- nection with reputable husiness concern in which intelligence and close annlication to work will be required and utilized constantly : will furnish car if necessary: unimpeach: references from past emplover: services av: able immediately: any reply will be prompt- 1y answered. Address Box 371-D, Star office. evening work fe ‘i\;‘\urn each nicht: state oy fie. experience. qualifications. rate per hour, hone 1 "Xddress Box 808-D. Star Dhane numbers. bfie. WORKRO h pervise shop: ehbe and furpish hikhest credentials. Plox A66-D. Star ofi ¥ MAN ply today, 3 105 p.m. 8. n.w. APPLY AT ONCE. 2 1 proposition to be introduced her e ronipetition. | Sells’on SIgRL to the housewife. Can carn $8 to $10 per day. Approyed by the Go Housekeeping Magazing, We make all deliveries. Apply Room. 608, Houston Hotel, Mr. JUMO: VILLE. B 10! REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. We can use two more experienced sales mon® Sust Bave a car. Do not apply un Toss you are, willing to work, and desirous Lo g Die mohey. W Hiave: numerous i elne afa mew houres for eale in ail sec- tions of the aty. Co-gperation given. WAPLE & LEH Enr‘;pu omes. Main 10260. SALESMEN. United Automobile i‘l;l;;,l;g. aheion bro¥ram now in D for ‘men who will be well services and will be sromo ed as fast ability is demonstrated. A?r morning &it” 400-10, " International Bullaing, 133 F'4¢ mor. OF telephono Main 8010 for ap- poiniment, SALESMAN. Latge corporation which has oo “Whahington for several years and e well established local business desire e fervices of & wie aake, enefgetic, m 6 act as local representative. portumity for the right man to_establ rimanent. business. where i for loyalty and. service, perience not absolutely necessary if Diiite 1ip to. our standards in other Addrest TBoY $00-D. Star office. EARN REAL MONEY. pyportunt far beyond most lines of en- domm T G the berson of intetligence, energy and integrity who learns and a) plies himself 1o the real estate business. e are enlarging our force for the Spring selling n Lee Heights, and have openings v '1rer saiesmen l\«'.llflll lhe(laob'u\": Snlifcations, Training and help in c "lVH!I to inexperienced. Call at 1405 New §ork ave. an ingirg for r. Tipton. RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,, 1405 New York Ave. Main 1145. cal w. L s A FITTER — Competent man to must_have tailoring experi- Address in_buffet Tunch. Ap: Wakefleld's, 912 F BES' ! for & Nartin| '00d ' 'D . Young Men's Bhgn 580 l.r) 8worzyn's........ b531 1 gh team game—FE 8 fiin foam BN Bvening Sar 1710 "‘h'"i jndividual game—J. W. Brawer (Car- " aio 80, indlvidual set—Baum (Evening Star). Cn.'::;l:‘;_r‘t;rne—(lux (Washington Battery spares—Co; Cog) 1267 Poivinale: (c High. strikes—iox o). 27, W) WHEN W sl 1 e Address Box PAINTING—Rooms apered with Doly 'OUNG MAN. colored, wishe fl"l on private family as chauffeur: 15 years' Derience _and has good reference. Lincoln 7341, YOUNG MAN wants work. any kind: clean- ing. day's work. window, general ‘utility handyv: “all-round man jue st. n.w. Potomac 1017, Clvde Burts. 10* YOUNG MAN. married. white. exverienced, decires_work on farm. Address Box 364-D. Star office. 10 AUDITOR, CREDIT and office manager, thoroughly conversant. 3 YD, star office " Address z B PUBLIC RELATIONS. Publicity expert with wide experience and acquaintance seeks permanent comnection with corporation or organization seriously (oncerned ‘with ' oublic " opinion. "Addrese % Call experienced on custom trou- g - PAPERHANGING. your home af lowest cost §.J. Koran, rubber - handed | « in matches, iwood pin is particu- And there's a heap of rubber-banded hardwood variety in much* larger | pin spotted on the | Philadelpt S : lerical work: high &chool exi referrod. Star_ofiice, Estimal 1350 Newton st. n.e. prices gt Jor geres g o it nt for nerves tiam. Hours. fo 7. 1603 Conn. ave.. Apt. 8. Bot. 6183 10 Shoione. TaneE Rt R TED, SEPARATE o 4 . Eian e i BL iherwood {513 36ih " 3 FLECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A Plflfllr in électricity for all chronie ;rfl\l- . For appointment 47! o ointment phona_Pot. 1 dolda, meuraiela; rmumatia. Indieeston. 1 By ‘appoimment. | Col 2507 ST BT ANNIE LORD, Reconstructs Hoay: ack to:health by nat hdoreed by lufsmi"nhn{cflfif 1 tler nd 18 Tom W WL ABE. *3 FIRST PLOOR. Potomao 854. Hour: 6. 22¢ 9 to WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. R ¥ Ak, T o R in_8173, ‘women' sino" Binehiold goods: will 0 o - Shen. P £180. "0t rre or_small Tots. Fine them In'. or. phone (Frank, 6416, Big Book Shob, 833G h.w. - Est. 1907. CAMERAS, field rlasses, guns;: any- e you have {6 ‘el Groe's. Frankiin 833, 11th _and E C] ING (men's cast-off). our Rr]cfil are the best in town. Justh’s Old_ Stand. 819 D. 2 CI ING—Will call in my unlettered a tomobijle be. Pay you high- %%‘5'% cqpelomen's, hiiarens riptions. i DRt o B Worth 1705 vl e G ebteieel Hhaldili B0 St . * Phone M. 9373, " e Call Frankiin 5304 114 'UR! D ire Mo for your in hold gooda and ofice Turnfrure: 5 e, M 5020 Adame 1103 after p.m FURNITURE—You can get more money for Sour furniture and other merchandise 1f you CFIN D. Notes. 0. ave. Main 3008. URNITURE kinds _wanted: Brices pald.- Capital Farniture G - 400 Tar ave. n.w.. phone Franklin 10267, ZFURNITURE and household good of all kinds. t'm the ‘man §°00N Terors lo. S. (Washington Bat ary') 150, ey (Washington INDIVIDUAL RE PAPERHANGING done ~ immediate) Pearlass. Dec Terms o ating Co.. corporation. o, fo 18 mos. Fr. 91 Apis 1 PAPERHANGING PROMPTLY ar_degiens at Winter prices A. H.'Kaulfuss, 1016 610 n.e i',\fl:mnia\. '>{ma’"\v‘{{o§ i rooms And Z-story hall, N d [e "Dolvehrome. * Wintor rices: Ad. Eags PAPERHANGING—Rooms papersd, $8 and up. “A. T. Geo HPone adbins CS0RRS: 2504 petiutale PIANO ING, W ori” ‘otal planie. re e alize In gen airs and rebuilding. calimaie. * prfces x'e':u.f':,‘\':; "&snm‘ e Schaeffér Co.. 644 H st. me: Line. 1067, r%!?g_na%‘ufi)? into coty room; car: (ement, work: year o pay Porch 5 Cal 4-‘5. 9 ‘onnection representing Address Box 345-D. Few people know this, but the ju- nior sweepstakes were started last night on the Convention Hall drives, The horrible details of the opening | games will be told tomorrow. No one could get them today. Smithfield Athletic Club had a rough time in the Athletie Club League last night. It took the measure of the Union Printers in all three games of a regularly scheduled match. Then the league leader took on the Hugh Reilly bunch in a postponed match and proceeded to drop two of three games. Battery iatest popu satie. zu. e 4Bl USE 360: 5 stenbolme is capable st out of the rubber out of the hard { Kisch can do against wn. He must be » White Elephant him up as their n intercity match. | we to be mighty good of Wolstenholme | atch i o | games 18 not 9| Beeques, leaders in the Washington would not surprise | Ladies' League, found the going not fo “ce Wolstenholme | 80 rosy last night. They took the 5t the Score ht the) first game from the Commercials | easily, but won the second only by a | single pin and lost in the third by 3} is the most | Dins. In other league matches, Climb- Vashington | ers took three from Daughters of I 1 that in his |bella and Nationals did the same to perform ward Camp. | Bethany, while Frankies grabbed the bell swee turday | 0dd from Hilltoppers and Columbians event, the | took two of three from the Kum- total of 1,844, | backs. 5 games. § w the 100- 0-frame strings. © duckpinner who starts 1 big match and con- rt 1o the finish. down in his_work thing at stake. experienced girl, to st MANICURIST, &ood Apply 1708 Eve, work Monday morning. AR AR v e SELECT CLASS wn_iife insurance sajesman- ship_for women: univeraity instructor: no Charges: privilexe of earning while learning. ‘Address Box 10-A. Star office. STENOGRAPHER, must be exverienced and rapld worker: this position reauires brainy and ability; good salary. Address Box 349D, Star _office.” 10 WAITRESSES (white) with resort experi- ence: long or short term engagements: $30 % month with board, two in room: give age, helght, weight and headwaiter references rfia " Persounel " Department S, Chalfonte: Haddon Hall, Atlantic City. N. J. WAITRESS, white, neat, wanted. _L'Aiglon Cafeteria, Jumbla’rd. WOMAN wigh sales abilit experience for _established 3500 cash invest WOMEN, ambitious. if you are tired of the routine of office or teaching and desire to se vour education. ability and_initiative to earn above the average., the represent: tive of a house of international fame wishes to talk with you. The openings are in outhern and eastern U. 8. and reuirements are ood education. pleasing personality and appearance. Ko health, ambition for suec- cess and age 25-45 ye Phone_for ap- x'mintmanL Katherine O'Neil. Hotel Washing- on. WOMEN (10). sell food and household prod- ucts door to door: salal or_col isgion. 210, 1319 F st. n.w.: 2:30 to 4:45, _* YOUNG LA 1o do light office work and have charge ”:u Samples: sienofraphic xpe: ience preferred: stale previous experien and salary expected. ~Address Box a‘x;n. YOUNG WOMAN. unmarried. for position of- fering unlimited ' opportunity for earnings, experience and_self-education. ~Address B 460-C._ Star_office. Patent Dictaphone Operator. —thoroughly experienced on patent appli- cations and amendments: must be accurate and rapid: permanent position to fl"fi’éul; epllor banded wood either folk woul But Kisch i th , due to ex- haye open- aid for thei 412 110 Organization Executive. a0t ent as manager or secretary is " bt Engagem age: mfi}.‘" s. desired by well known man_ f large-seale industrial = association I Address Box 307-D. Star office. SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. COLORED WOMAN wants place. general Tousework. plain cooking: stay nij Tius- band employed. hut will work afler hours 10 be with wife: in Northwest section. Call after 8 p.m. 2010 Sth st. n.w. MAN AND WIFE wish positions in a1 ment house: colored. North 3962. = eidman. | | Whitford. . Burrows. | | Co.. 4024 13th n.w. ROOF REPAIRING i rnaces andfiues” cleansd R B or nizht. Alax Roofing Co. %% f_painting. Fing instailed TN A e UPHOLSTERY and_siip " pairige ard_Uph H WE. . hi very low prices. B0 E, STRIP) terfals and workman; iéle Krams. . N, Thiele. Weimar.. experienced, maintained 18th and Co’ G, metal ceilin price. Kilant o and bookkeeping flower businces: . Johnson... fully secured. Kinney | Bohias Burris Bod. [ lllll } Curtin, .10 opportunity_for himself inn pe ment, o jer. . Ab) S]TU:TIONA—-FE\!A!.E, FONE OPERATOR. experienced, de- e pogition; best relerences. Address’ Box 52D, Star .office. = ESSMAKING. plain sewing. at home or by e ayfeat work. 1923 8 at. n-w. " Bhonu Norin 69330 g ELEVATOR OPERATOR, neat colored €1l Lincoln 3872 Call ¢ Wolstenholme proba olstery Co.. st NG. b ighest iyde ma p: pay monthly: low €8t prices: estimates ehearfully glven. Adams 106." Actis Wealher Sicip Co.. 4305 ouy i i ND DOOR_ SHADES — Good Ly nnl%ue shades fit to your win- 85e: the best guality of opaaue shades We will call with samples. d _fe. Line 870 made order: _Jinole- reller..... rig Martin Viollan Parmele. Haye us call. Main 4145, Warehouse swept its set with En- gineers in the Washington Market Co. League. Scoring by both teams was unusually low. DULIN & MARTIN 341 09 maid. Boyer.. : HE. Wilson Thomasset . . Finley . . . Gibgon. . . H. Wilson, 'ii H. U. Wilson. oo MUIR AND DODGE WIN IN 3-CUSHION EVENT Joe Muir and John Dodge last night won matches in the District three- | cushion billiard champlonship tourna- | ment, under way at Lewis & Krauss jparlors. Muir beat Charles Goodacre, 5 to 18, while Dodge defeated Dr. Reilly, 35 to 29. George Kelly, pocket Glenn - when the ‘We fit your, windows oo coverigear 1220 uoa Hope ri- Racostin. D 0. Phons Tine. 68, g ki i;rxinnovv;"sn.\' ES, met . , 0 o Al R R NDOW _ SHADES _at _factory brices (Kirsh_rods and Hartshorn N""z".) . Shade Faciory. 1100 T4th of. "Sals 1045 Lessner. . De Kalb. Stiefel.. . Parmele. . Robinson, . .. Kendall. ... Price... ! B.X.MC A. howlers team vie- railroad tenpin v way. The neluding Trotter, ind Williams, entry, 2,117 in the tourna berland, Bsuns Terminal R. coonmaa B ases! SoBI3% m SEETAIE & ;y)'i B‘.'SINE_SSAOPJ’_‘DRTUVI TIES. 2 WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for some one who wanis to_maks from 255 1o $215 per mOnth net; 17 rooms. 4 bathe: Instantane- hfi} water in most all rooms. steam heat furnished ~ free ‘n-wly ‘l!;!ortli ~; o hed. B & Star Blg. P. I WANTED—Names of men and women desi- ing to tnvest 3100 or more in high-grale proposition to rated and managed 1y rominent docal ‘na.'.fm. and business me'. shares 10’ DAy common shares 5‘1-‘;'5;:“1? ta'1n profits. Address Box 378.D. LONG.ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE. vacar B TR Rt Sail Mata B30, HIEE Bes : b3yl R R R MEN and women to_sell houses for owner in Chevy Chase and nearby Virginia and Maryland. Prices on houses from $2,500.00 to"$18,600.00: monthly rental payment plan. Experiénce not necessary. but reliability es- sential, Fulton R. Gordon. Continental Trust Bldi. * Main & 2 s STEWARD—Firet-class _working _ateward: State experienca, salary desired: excellent on desserts. Address Box WOODWAR| Simpson = of ~all salary commensurate with ability. treated in strict confidence. Give telephone number. _Address Box 139-D. Star office. SHOE SALESWOMAN. A large department store has a vacancy in its shoe depart- Va0 adl 288" Evane i e 4ol | pent for a neat, trim, thorough- MAN AND WIFE, take charge|ly experienced saleswoman. small hotel; experienced; good|Splendid opportunity for one 9432 | reputation; be able to give se-|who can qualify. Address, stat- 93-14 % P . S 248 | curity ; good proposition. Ad-|ing experience, salary expected |y, STENOG preferably t know,” Johneon, . Wrenn.. . @R You marked a spectator District League “it is astonishing Jking to this sport tiveness they heen wondering girls were howlers just that all the pretty. But I've mething about Mme. {senbere. 405 1 ou sl /elsenbe oth st RNITU] of every description: Writ i TR el Sl 0 RNITURE—Must have at once lg- & ealads, n.w. office. o L UNT ¥ to engage in pleasant work soliciting bank deposits: can will earn spare dol- OPPORTUNITY t w Jend wl he leading in the District billiard championship tourna- ment at the Arcadia, meets Morris Dent tonight. Gene Ruark last night defeated Fred Reynolds, 100 to 70. s Bert Watt opposes Carl Green in a flnm-ky'." pocket billiard match at Scanlon’s to- | De Youn' makes me think that' night. J. D. Moye defeated Frank joiomon. the major credity Ferguson Fitzmaurice Grist. ... . GIRL. colored. as docto 25 A Acgdle ilk’he'h. office’ good referencs. Call Col. 8583 before 2 pm. ’ 8ti- tution. ~ Call Mrs. John Davis, Main 8676 momning _or evening. 10° lity, _ capable. * desires position: rel R?:n.ymgxy 9102, Apt. 307 "3"“ housekeeper, 'experienced: _references; le Oy Aaress Box 584D, Star offica o 0 Breeding would be asset,_Call Cleve sfiWmc—P ain Drices resson- al ) Harvird st. n.y RS RAPHER wishes part-time Work fternoon or aome work.l Ad. ~with _Knowledgo of sienograp seven months' congressional experience. .Ad WOMAN. white, wishes ition as com- anion, housekeeper or to take ch; re- st _of reference. 206 10th si. .. * | amount of urniturs of il kinds."Th WOMAN. experienced, wi}g excellent refer.|@itUre is for, out-aftown markeis so Sokin 8081 and our_goods OLD GOLD—Brine Tn your ol P GIRL, colored, elevator or clean doctor's NURSE, wants day_work: homs oF wnm'AnY"7 years” experfence. exscntive SECRETARY, stenographer or supervising SECRETERIAL WORK where refinement anc ) leve. 565,30 6 Harvard 22-D. St hy dress Box 348D, Star office. t hed gmployed couple's home: no. ¢hildren. ences, wants care of invalid or cenvalescen erage 3 Dudley. . get more money for or whether i girl bowlers been readi Cavaleri whicl bowilng shoul abl o inhome gag.iravel” Sarewer 18t G GIR