Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1927, Page 34

OLD-LINERS PLAY HOST TO WESTERN MARYLAND eam Which Routed Gallnudel Ll.hl N to Put Up Great Battle—Kendall Greeners Fail After Fine First Half. NIVERSITY OF basketers play ern Mary MARYLAND| host to \\'(ul—‘ tonight at § o'clock fn Ritchie gymnasium at College Park in the only urt contest schejuled for a colle am fn this area. It will be t ual game on the Ol Line gular schedule, and was originally irded for tomorrow. As the Colle arkers must leave then for the outhern Conference tourney at At- nta, the tilt was moved ahead In the Green terrors from the hills Maryland the Old Liners will be eeting a combination that likely il furnish them a highly interesting vening. An Indicstion of Western Mlaryland’s strength is found in the it that it has triumphed over Vashington College once In two ames this season while Maryland | a8 twice been beaten in tight con- ests by the Eastern Shoremen The Old Liners, who drew a bye in the Conference tourney, will play helr first game in that affair on Saturday, engaging the winner of the | Georsia-V. M. 1. tilt Gallaudet tossers played Maryland virtually to a standstill last night at Westminster, but the home lub loosed an attack coupled with a strong defense in the second half| that enabled it while the Kendall Greeners were able |y it v t t i . G guns in the host team’s cords, land will “ will include 14 varsity ¥ sity . | | Sherifr, Princeton four. Pugh will not partici- Western | T"%fl‘ 8 (varsity); Sehriber and sity) : Ward to roll up 21 points, | Sitg ght Certain to get only S Western Marviand won 42 to 28, Ellis and Smith were the big arive on the while Dyer und Hokanson play- | Gallaudet The 0'd Gold ho and B ried by 29 he Fifth Regiment indoor rday night in Raltimore K of Mary-| athlet games The squad | and 15 fresh-| men and as it is an open meet the arlings will compete with the var relay team is matched | as may be done, Mat- f Maryland's with Princeton, hews. Whitefc ompete in the 440-yard dash in which | hey now are entered. The trio, with | will mateh_strides with the | pate as he is not sufficiently recovered | from his illness, | The Maryland entries: Matthews and Sheriff o var- | 100-yard dash ct and Warchaly (fresh aty) ;- Quini, Suter men) g 100. ity) : ard hurdles—Sherift and Fahey (var asch_(freshmen ) & Matthews, Whiteford Hudson men) Myors Plumley. | and sity): | and >_Netnam, Frochlich Mogar s fre<hmer fump—Matthews and Fahey (var- and 1. Rosenbaum | freshimen ) | th)l Dh*? ulick \\.er mer |\ur~ onatd. ang Soune “(ipialiment - | Fréanmen re H. Wilson, Benner, Rems- | ere and Lin Gadd High ¥ AGEE, IN BRILLIANT FINISH. WINS ALOY IILLTAM AGEE, sensational harrier _of Emorywood Athletic Club of Baltimore, ran a heady race vesterda: win for the second consec- utive year the Alovsius Club's annual Washington's birthday 10-mile modi- fied marathon. Until about a half mile from the finish at the zero milestone in the Ellipse, Agee permitted David Fager- lund, Finnish-American Athletic Club Tepresentative, to set the pace. Soon after the start of the grind at the Aloysius Club the Finn hopped to the front with Agee right at his heels and the pair soon outdistanced the re- mainder of the field of 23. Mile and after mile the ieaders matched stride for stride with never more than a few yards separating them. Finally Agee sprinted and took the lead from Fagerlund at Seventeenth and B streets and went on to a healthy lead. which he main- tained until about halfway around the Eillipse. At this point Fagerlund managed to draw abreast of Agee, only to have the latter counter with & burst of speed that carried him far to the front and across the finish line & winner by 100 yards. Agee covered the distance in 54 minutes 725 secomds, bettering his time made in last Winter's event by 40 and 45 seconds The victory gave Agee permanent possession of the Aloysius Club trophy, a second leg on the Post cup and 2 gold medal. Agee and Fagerlund were in about five minutes ahead of August Fager of the Finnish-Americans, who was third. Hurd Willett of George Wash- ington ¥University ran fourth to lead the local contingent in the race. Others finishing in the first 10 were John Davidson, Emorywood Athletic Club, fifth; Carol \\|H)mrl. Finnish- American Athletic lub, sixth; b WOMEN IN SPORT BY CORINNE FRAZIER 0-ED BASKETERS at the Uni- versity of Maryland are ready to begin play for the school title, with a double-header listed, the Senior and Junior class squads meeting in the first tilt and the Sophomores facing the Fresh- men in the second. The opening games were carded orginally for tonight, but the varsity game with Western Maryland was found to conflict with this schedule, &0 the opening of the series had to be delayed. Captains have been elected to lead the four squads as follows: Seniors. Elizabeth Taylor; Juniors, Josephine Godbold; Sophomores, Elizabeth. Cor- kins; Freshmen, Catherine Barnesley. The schedule as drafted: February 23—Seniors vs. Sophomores vs. Freshmen. February 28—Seniors vs. mores; Juniors vs. Freshmen. March 2—Seniol “reshraen; Juniors vs. Sophomore March 7—Seniors vs. Juniors; Sopho- mores vs. Freshmen. March 9—Senlors vs Juniors vs. Freshmen. March 14—S8eniors vs. Juniors vs. Sophomores. Juniors; Sopho- Sophomores; Freshmen; District Women's Tennis League fclals and members of the eight acket squads will gather tonight for =he annual business meeting of the erganization_at 7:30 o'clock at the Burlington Hotel instead of tomor- yow night as was announced orig. fnally. Marjorie Wooden, president puthorized the change in the date of meeflnx as it was found that Thurs- gay night would not be (-nn\ememl for a number of fhe members. | Each team leader is urged to be present to cast her vote for the new roster of officers and to make known the wishes of her team in regard to the date of the annual champion- #hip tourney as well as the date for the opening of the round-robin event which {naugurates the Spring net #eason for local racketers of the sox. Playing in_their first out-of-town contest, the Jewish Community Cen- ter senior sextet defeated the Y. W. I. A. squad of Richmond, Va., 38 w0 yesterday in a game played on the Virginians' home court. Eva Fishman scored 26 points for the win- ners and was well backed up by her 1eammates, who fed the ball to her successfully in an exhibition of snappy passwork. The local squad was composed of Frieda Rosenblatt, Miss Fishman, Ida Weinberg, Lena Shapiro, Becky Kronman and Hilda Levy. Richmond players included Misses R. Rosenblatt, . Horowitz, M. Abramson, F. Shevick, F. Abramson. and S. Seldes. Capltol Athletic Club mermaids will open their indoor swimming seaSon tonight with a junior-senfor swim to be staged in the Y. W. C. A. tank on X street. event are carded, including the B0-yard and 100-yard free style 60-yard breast, 60-yard back 1o-y:ln1 beginners' race, relay fancy diving. Al Arthur Huggir Club, seventh: Nelson Pearce, Emory wood Athletic Club, eighth: Domigan, ninth, George Washington U.. ed by Spaldings. counting 13, was second. ton, 31 Tech, 31. lege, 24. C Aggies, 26. 10-MILE RACE Emorywood Athletie Horace Canoe Club, E. Johnson, | tenth. Scoring 11 points, Finnish-Amer- can A. C. won the team trophy offer- Emorywood Club, ‘Washington and Sherman SN g el L, COLLEGE BASKET BALL. Western Maryland. 42; Gallaudet, 28. Princeton, 22; Yale, 19. Cornell, 18; Penn, 16. Michigan, 51: Chicago, 25. Wisconsin, 24; Towa, 21. Ohio State, 27; Indiana, 18. Wake Forest, 38; Richmond U. Furman, 34; Davidson, 30. Wofford, 33; Cbllege of Charles. 33. Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio Univer- Muskingum, 30: Duguene, 1, Notre Dame, 24; University of De- roit, 23. : Case. 38; BaldwinWallace, 2. mm' wrence, 22. Tilinois i\ulenn, 30; " Bradley St. Olaf, 36; Augsburg, 30. Loyola, Chluign. 39; St. Mary’s Col- :e. Winona, Denison U., 45; Marietta, 20. Nebraska, 41; Washington, 34. Charleston Normal, 31; Tilinois Col- 11; leton, 38; lllmllne 16. North leot. U, 25 ’North Dakota COLLEGE HOCKEY. Yale, 8; Princeton, Minnesota, 3; Michigan, 2. members of the club are requested to be on hand promptly at 7 o'clock, according to Florence Skadding, swimming chairman. . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1927. Waryland Quint Ends Schedule Tomght The Evening Star BOYS CLUB | WEBB. in 1920 and 1924, Rone Across as American boxing Olympie games. in 1921 1 found team coming .from who had been BY SPIKE Olympic Boxing Conch WICE 1 _have couch of the team in the In 1920 and boys on my Al over the count oxing less than a vear. They had learned the game and had advanced to win the Olympic try-outs in 12 months. 1 am’ pointing this out you fellows to show you that there is still a chance for you to make the 1928 boxing team. If you're too young o0 be able to make the team next year, then begin thinking about the 1932 Olympics, which will be held _in untr sveral boxing lessons have already been given the members of the Boys' Club, and this is not considered the ot at all. Today's lesson is rving history, It is proper to use the right upper cut as a lead. The sketch“hows the blow being used as a lead. Bend slightly and drive the right up to the body or the chin. The palm of the pand should face You as the blow lands. s the | d and Thomas will not | yizji¢ uppercut, a blow that has made | When your opponent leads with a ight left, you may use the right uppercut as a counter blow. Just slip to the right, slightly bending both knees, and send the uppercut to the chin. Yesterday was the George Washington. The father of our country was an athlete in his day, though he had no ome to coach himi, and good athletic equipment was uyknown. George Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Jeffer- son and many other famous men laid good foundations for great careers by indulging in athletics as boys. oxt—TIlfe left-hand double counter. (Covyright. 1927.) birthday of ST. MARTIN'S JUNIOR FIVE SCORES 31ST WIN IN ROW St. Martin's Juniors are setting a dizzy pace for midget teams to follow. The speedy tossers from North Capitol street have now run up a record of 31 straight victories, thefr latest win coming yesterday over the Minson Wonder Five in the St. Martin's gym., 58 to 19. They are now classed among the outstanding junior teams of the city. St. Martin's Seniors are not keeping pace with the Juniors. They dropped 25-t0-19 games last night in St. Mar- 's gym to the Columbia Blues, Calvary Methodist tossers forfeited their scheduled game with the Arrows last night and put the latter team in a triple tie for first place in the senior league. A play-off series will start Friday evening in Congress Heights gym., with Arrows and Clovers sche uled to meet. Epiphany Roses drew a bye and will oppose the winner of the Arrow-Clover contest for the cham- pionship. Anacostia Eagles will meet the Calvary M. E. unlimited team on the same court bill. A series of elimination games, to determine the championships in the various classes among the Washing- ton unlimited court teams has been arranged, beginning March 9. Details have been arranged by the Post, work- ing in co-operation with officials of the. South Atlantic A. A. U. Entry blanks may be obtained from the Post. The winners in the various classes in Washington will be eligible to play for the South Atlantic championships, to meet winners in the same classes in Baltimore. Seven classes have been named as to weights, with two classes for women and girls. The tourney is open to all men’'s and boy's teams organized before January 1, and all girls' teams organized before Febru- ary 1. Entires will close on March 3. Anacostia Eagles took the rubber- game of a three-game series with the Frederick, Md., pros, winning 25 to 14, Fitzgerald starred for the victors. Takoma Remsens downed the House Pages at Takoma Park, 38 to 21. Ace Juniors rang up their thirteenth victory, defeating the Aztec Juniors in the Y. M. C. A. gym, 43 to 14, Assumption Midgets trounced the Hobo Midgets, 23 to 17, in the Con- gress Heights auditorium. Commercial National Bank tossers went to the top League by defeating the Hibbs Co. quint at the Naval Reserve Armory, 31-to 19. Hibbs and Commercial had been in a tie for leadership. Wintons downed the Cuthbert Mid- gots in Peck Memorial gvm. 31 to 19. of the Bankers' Potomac Boat Club tossers will meet Old Dominion Boat Club floor- men tonight in the Alexandria Armory in a game that has an important bear- ing on the title in 'the Nautical League. Bond’s Whirlwinds are to meet Washington Wonders at American University gym tonight at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow night the Wonders will meet Company F of Hyattsville. Anacostia Eagle Juniors stopped the winning streak of the Walter Reed Yellowjackets in a 43-to-21 game, Yel- lowjackets had won 22 straight games. McLean fossers won a brace of games, the Seniors downing Congress Heights, 24 to 18, while the Midgets beat Lightning A. C., 26 to 11. Games for their gym are sought by Assumption Peewee basketers. Cail Manager Finley at ‘Lincoln 3324-J be- tween 5 and 6 p.m. PALACE FIVE TAKES ON CELTICS TONIGHT Fresh from a victory over Johnny Beckman and his Baltimore Orioles, ‘Washington’s professional basket ball troupe w: in New York today to meet the real test of the early second- half schedule—a battle with the Cel- tics tonight. Celtics and Palace tossers are in a percentage tie for the league leader- ship, although the New York team has won two more games than Wash- ington. Celtics won their eighth straight last night at Philadelphia, 35 to 22, while Washington was trouncing the| G Orioles, 35 to 25. Fast thinking and a clever plan of defense brought a Washington victory | over Baltimore at Carlin’s Hall. Every member of the Palace quint starred to jump into a first-half lead at 17 to 10. sy, LEAGUE HOCKEY. inneapolis, 3; St. Paul, 1. Boston Bruins, 3; Detrolt Cougars, 2. Toronto Mapleleafs, 3; New York Rangers, 2. Pittsburgh Pirates, 3; Montreal Ma- | roons, 0. Ottawa Senators, 2; Montreal Ca- nadians, 1. Duluth Hornets, 6; Winnipeg Ma- roons, 2. The world’s record high jump by ahorsewasmade an American hunter in1912—7 feet 8%; inches. “Class” tells in every record! Leaveittothe“thoroughbreds” to break the records — whether it’s horses or cigarettes! That explains why Piedmont ranks among the five best selling brands every year—and hassince 1906. Men find somethin “dlf. ferent”in Piedmont’s all-Virgini flavor; they discover a luun de- light in its nch and mellow xmld- ness. can take its place. Note. With the sole ex- ception of our celebrated Richmond Piedmont is “Virgini Liccerr & Myzns Tosacco Co. Straight Cuts, the only ule. ia tobacco™, en)oyin; a natio; And once found, nothing . 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Phone Col. § GIRL. good, colored. wants general work: home nights. 431 R n.w LAUNDRESS, first clags, fron FNGINEEL in e, Wishes 1o Sunday & worlk 10th st ouse Pennsviv no days out write or call | PAINTING wisher PAPERISG work to Tak I cal e reince. ¢ LAUNDRESS. first class, wi take home: reference. Call Col DRY wanted to do at he TAPERING 1135 e WOMAN. nousework. ant i UBEvae family ar_cail 1930 D st WOMAN. refiabie Ault family. smail apuriment. H04-H. " Star office WOMAN. colored reliable. colored to clean wishes i plain Lincoln neral ING AND PAIN ia month oniy: o wized. painted Daper. 500 | washed paint Tne Tt mixing | be " seen £ | writ WILL PERSONS WHO SAW WOMAN | wnd knocked down by Black and White taxicab, | fou ve. and Thomia Cirele, Tuesday . Feb. | Fres satima ADUE 11915 nme. please comminicats | Ino. §11°815 Oth st wiih Mre_ Richard Gibson. 1860 California.| eveiiings Phone North K980 | PAPERHANGING ACTIC ADJUSTMENTS. — GREAT | vour home af iowest reatoring health: efficient. nat J. K 1350 Newt orgetown. Potomac ~ Bank Bl cor. Wisconsin and M nw wishies hotsekes A vink wmail | Y oo Hox o wants general housework Photie Adams & n paints Al CHIROP] factor Toks, Room Woest MARIE STEVENS an st FAPERHANGIN raped, o EXPERT PERMANENT sme’ pay femoval ‘of Faclal flair and Moles 81 work i w Seientifie ' Faclal, Sealp and Hot<il Treat |tions. —Depe ments. $1: 20 vears' exp.: satisfaction guar- st n.w.__ Mun anteed.~ 302 Kresce Bldz. 11056 G st PAPERH 3 mh7* | Winter pri AND ATTENTION GIVEN |years in w aged. invalid. in nurse's own | Without interest. § * wpecial diets; beautiful rooms: 714 Iith et nw ¥ chi Teferences. 2643 Conn. ave. | PAPERHANGING AND PAINT pointad up RHEUMATISM, SPINAL ™ AD- justments. ‘conatipation. ete.® infra red ray hot oil and electrical massage: hodv building DAVID 101103 "Montana. M nw Main 4160. Franklin 4560. ' NO SHOES EVER MADE WILL RELIEVE you, from foot agony: because they are_cauee . Free conaultation. FOOT CORREC- 'rm\' LABORATORY. 612 F nw.. Rm. 108 BEST CARE ir valescent 2 Alarig b in writing PAPERING paInting at 10w P Seary “satintacso ing & Elee. Co., Ine PAPERING. painting et patterhe sy b Fumps lum CHUTY PERHANGING PI brices | A" Littie Aot your 1833 | painting. 819 9th nw il - | PAPERHAN WHOLE oSk 7. BERGERON PLEASE RE- | rooms and 2-stors hall. N 3 grades iere. his parenta are anxiously | Ing Dolychrome. = Wintar prices A E. W.BERGERON. Mena- PAPERHAX s wapera T 2334" Fith aros TANG TUNING eral Dlano repairs . a5 eatimats Prices INFANTS AND | chanics. Call Columbia M COMFORTABLE HOME DE! HE care of invalida and conv | 225 per wic and up. Adams | Kalorama rd WILL URBA turn home. awaiting him? sble o T e HARRIET [ANE NURSING HOME FOR | Phona Ad convalescents and invalids. 1854 Colum rd. " Medical attention nursing. diets, ambu lanee service. Col. K703, * MOTHER'S CARE FOR children up to 6 years B5875-W. ASSEUSE—G R OTED TO oscents: 7363, ASTERIN¢ \nterior ¥l 56 and st nw $2 We apecialize nd rebmikling reason iaranteed. v Line San‘iorson 1057 > DUATE IN PARIS treatment for nerves and rheumatism. Hours 910 7. 1603 Conn. ave.. Ant. 6. Pot. 5157. 25% MASSAGE | BY MASSEUSE Swedish_grad.: flectra therapen. 1715 | B T A, 200 Bh Main 155 T ROY-THE NATUROPATH. HAS BROVGHT | reliet to many who had aimost despaired |41d. fuce cleaned: r t_ever being_benefited. Main 8725. ¥i17" day or mient ALL CLOSED AUTOS WASHED. $125 AXD | ROON'S PAPERED $130 (after 6 p. class work. 415 | Bt 226 Fen et 4. | UPHOLSTERY WILL CARE FOR BABY FOR EMPLOYED e A couple boarding_or e in | ard_Upholstery_Co private home. _Ad: * FRENCH TAUGHT BY FRENCH LADY Is collesn graduate: very succesaful in conyer- | fi,Prigee; eat sat Address Box 91-H, Star office. Ac LADY WHO 18 ILL WOULD LIKE HOME | WI where she could be'taken 1. L3 SIMONDS. 1129 11th st. o 7'41 ] FOUS HAL “"‘1 “I‘);)W AND DOOR ;"mr ality_onague shades fitied to vour twir WIRABR 10" the best uality of anante sha S OVERSTUFFED G hung free \\'o will call with s 0‘}' $ b stan.e ane Sliohione. Tmporied- Belgian linen agt. 11th ahd Hetene. L R. Isherwootl. 1513 28th L. | WINDOW SHADES made to orde ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS ( X Ciee | Gma 1aid in cement. We At vour windows oors. omnaon Bros. furniture. graduate in electricity for all chronie trou- bl t hone Pot_1447 | Stoves. floor coverings. 1220 Goad Hops rd ostia, D. C. Phone Line. 888 WINDOW ~ SHADES | 1" facters biie: (Kirsh_rods” ard Hartshorn ol Shade Factory! 1100 '11th st. " Main 10424 | job too far or tho sm: PORCHES MADE into | penter and cement wori Bidg. Co.. 4024 13th oy year to n.w. Col s, _Po 7040 OOF, REPATRIS furnaces i pamting Col. Co. highest grade ma- ¥y monthiy: low v given. Adams 4205 ath n.w. | terials and wo = old _wold. silver, _diamonds, ¥. Amold. 1323° G st. n.w. AP REL . women's. dren. for rummage Sale: alie household_gogds: will Phone Mr. Cohen. Fr. 248 OUGHT: _ lary s ramaye L hop. 933 G st DELICATESSEN and fun: tabla: modern stors with 105007 balance arc Quarles, 108_'South Washin | andria. ‘Va. Phone Alexandria ARGAIN TN NOVELTY, AL MERCHANDISE: ¥ CLEVE. Day cash. ' H“ ‘R‘ , Nk them in 54 Bix Book $ CAMERAS. field_glasses, lh‘lll( you have to sell.” S38% 117 and E. CLOTHING. {miews st Gl Drices are tha best. m (0wn Justh’s Ol Stand. 619 D. CLOTHING—Will eall in my unlettered au- tomobile. city or irbe. and pav you high- est prices for ladies’. gentiemen's. children’'s ik hrded dlothime of ail descripiions. Ad: dreas powta or phong, 1 wiltcall. “W. hlce. | 2 7th st. n.w. North 175 nn\m\m i unset. Tots. or Fr. OTION_AND ABLISHED 5 CLBVF parlor: bus ompetition:: exclusive ¢ deposit: owner leay Clove. TRACT for distrib nazazines: full Address Box :Iv'n'v Have us o oAU Main 4145 | ness good | entete: small | 3550 Wisconsin ave WILL CONSIDER €0\ tion' of newspapers, Qlla(mfid with busines. ar ofoe PARTNER WITH S1.000 | tal: money. pronosit dress Box 110-H. h!lmrflt own r‘l‘r t o ouick returns. A¢ 1300 ety in' modern Beroom. brick house | affice Sgunt Pleasant, facing Rock Creek Park | $300 WILL START YOU in biisineas: mone; :‘l';-vglv\‘;;‘ “r(\l eland 2054 5 = nllk:g:kllz‘(:!’l:flh_i_wl' \\‘;j»v\wrflnfl) 113 money for 30 renton . J : household_goods and office furniture. 639 | 1618 EYE N, sement suitable for hus La. ave. M. 5520: Adama 1103 after 8 p.m. | { . s o FURNITORE wanted. at_auction or other- wise' highest prices guaranteed: household £330 stored, gh‘ur:nnn " Gplimely & Co.Ine. th n o 272, SR - FURNITORE—Want (6 hear from private L party havingequie wich B Yory e’ Mol Tote a0 ! near the praased bonl P l‘ F. CARLEY. 804 lfith St. 23+ PART \"t’_l\ TAILOR SHOP for =ale nt once: gond bus ness: very reasomable 711 D st nmw 21° DELICATESS! cation. Call sing Tooming Iots locatel T E factory prices for your Fousenold ‘o ofce furamtare. - Call . 9275, LS Weingarten. 418 10th 1w Prn\'m:nz o 1 kinds 10-room | house. % EXPERIENCED WOM Franklin 9533 23* _ | gressive tea room. Addres for” COOK and_general houseworker: must_be GXperlenced: references required. 1623 n.w. 3¢ HOU SEWORKER: stay nights month. 3920 Ingomar s GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white. for small, Tamiily i city; referénces required Telephone Potomac 5016, 24 | GENERAL HOUSEWORK and cooking: ftay mehts. 115 Cedar ave., Takoma Park. care of two children. GIRL, \mm 2 Address Box 221-H, with housework. office. GIRL for gener ences. 144 GIRI n. help Star fimem housewor] bnn(reler Irving st. n.w. . cnln?efi"’g. . honest. ironifg “and general housework: month to start: must stay nights erences when apulying. 3 ral housework: 2 Food cook. " Apt. 1. 3120 13th st. PLAIN COOK. general housework : rliable womin u'm references: worth. house, attend_semi sias Bients: references. 1201 M st.. Apt o L wox.w. for general housework: reference. 1501 T 8t. n.w. 2 in family: nw. t ne 416 TR | F st nvalid Jady: apariment: Call after 7, p.m. COLLECTION MANAGER. Man between 25 and 35 years old; must have experience and be able to successfully handle personally dictated correspond- |t ence. Reply in own handwrit- ing, stating age and giving ref- erence. Address Box 219-H, Star office. WANTED—S!/ '\I.ES\IE\ $40.00 TO $00 WEEKLY—OId established. reliable company has opening for a man with car to drive country in nearby counties. Selling experience not needed. _Personal in- struction. Permanent job. ~ Start making money at once. Call today or phono for appointment. Ask for Mr. o, &Rbrdo Mason Hotel, Alexandris, Va, o5 WE WANT with or without selling experience. If you have ambition. we train jou. | We have the best sales propoltion in e District of Columbla: vou 'can easily arn from $50 to % r weak and more. oom 613, Columbi ln hlh st. between e caraing and E n.w. ‘Baer. MEN—If you a $150.00 a month and expenses and are willing to be away from home, have a car, and think you can sell to farmers, write 2012 Trib- ane Tower, Chieago. I1, 1= ‘who_are capable of earning “000 to $6,000 who would ike a tion with u large concern: limited. See Mr. de bNKn. 1619 Connecti- cut ave. FURNITURB—You can get more money for | 0fMce d other merchandise if you | 633 La. ave. Main 3008. | FURNITURE_and household _goods of all kinds I'm the man to call before vou scl 5 10th st. n.w. Fr. 2500. FU NITURE Py goods ot all Capital Adjusting & Finance C Kin ozgl ?&,}R}.’ A | Suite 903- 908, mu ol Bank Bidg RNITURE of all_kinds wantel: bast brices paid, * Capital Furnitirs Co."400 La “or_phone Franklin 10207 FURNITURE of every description: _beat grices ‘paid, " Write or NEED \il'»\ EY AND OV SINESS FOR QAI.E—\"Q(‘FI I NEOU' S AMPIC -enacting piano. upright mode iike brand-new in every respect. will sacrifice hone Main 5638, :ml(r'\' \I-‘!“ 'grl\‘r‘! ‘lh:\n S“'flxfl to r'nnlnnn-”ln > Darty w setime balan: s o1 Square_Deal Furniture Co. 1_Eye n. Vers' mioderate terms. See Mr. Poole. 635 FL“NIT’l‘K —“uu ;xar"e k‘md nn;g;‘ I:;rul New X amount of furniture of All kinds. This fur = S — niture s for out-of-town markefs so I can [ PABY GRAND: | iy more than the average dealer. Call | Dlain stile: sweet Franidin' 6001" and get” more” money for | B3 VU ik GOLD. silver. watches, diamonds and_otd | jewelry meeded in_ our manufacturing dept. Full_cash value paid. _Selinger's, 81 OLD GO! your old piatinum,” diamonds. also discarded lewelry e need them in our manufacturing dept. Will pay highest prices. A. Kahn, Inc.. 935 ul mahogany mellow tone qualits; has A rare bargain at $343. 635 New York BABY (ARRIA(’(—_ kl-mm kodp, Mih ('hMr Call_Col._7231. Ant BEDROOM SUITE. sacri gain: beautiful French Dieces: practically new. after 8 p.m. BOOKS. 10c each: all kinds: marvelous values. Ble ook Slop. :‘““h'nll ',n"?(‘lb.'i it com; Phone” Cal. 4800 Bk %"‘1"’@ CASH REGISTER and store fixtures Can be ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone Main 1282 or Main 05300 WESCHLER'S, 920 PA. AVE. N.W. Household Effcts, . Merchandise Stock Automobiles, etc. Thirty-seven years se! ing the Washington public. B Bellaire ave mrendon \.. CARPENTE! charges._Ca KER. experienced. all-around man, o ars’ experience, .xnvm: pleasure cars 'and trucks. wishes work: prviate or truck of any kind: reference. Pot. 3630, g CHAUFFEUR, by neat young colored man: 7 years' experience: private family or lv‘le‘k Apply 2011 L st. n.w. CLEANER OF MARBLE, limestone und xrnn- ite desires work. 1220 S'st.n.w. J.D. 23% DENTAL MECHANIC, A-1. all-around: gold and rubber work: full or part time: commer- > or dental office. Address Box MAN. 30, business training and experience, | desires connection with real estate or finan- clat firm.” Address Box 213-H. Star office. R wm-u e PRy 41 Herert, Forth 2386 HARD ito vfi:m position: best references. ox 1 experienced: good ref- 1724 4th st. n.w. ST, £00d salesman, desires Address 00-H._Star office. 2 N (AN, student of ounting, with H.‘.{,‘?m‘%m of bookkeeping and Seneral office /02K, desires position. Tel. West 1702, Ref. ite, want; inday night Conn._ave. with_car. desires O e o Canvassig. “knowledge accountanc, wants work: permanent preferred; At Radress Box 306-H, Star office. references. SALESMAN for the city of Wa: local territory, to sell Auto Knits and auto- mobjle fabrics. tire covers. etc.: commission Banin to etait. For Adums 3606, 5-8 p.m. ESM) {iovany adverty ply 816 7th st. n.w.. sed” househong product. see Mr. Porter. bet. HOUSEKEEPER — Expectant_mother. good heaith. ;nud character, will work for room | and _boa and small wage. Addl'e» I!(»x LADY wishes position as nurse to m\nhd or | nervous lady; 4 years’ hospital exper ience. ‘ddress Box 218-H, Star_offi i STOCK SALESMEN. rive. Come and ‘got wh e c. iiasion Wlown e e READY. every game, S TYPIST. b ear high sot Charlotte some Vi I ) lQ.m-m-ml, Address Box 178 knowledge Star_offl PRACT! £h-- Mar Siftce, | o sean between O am. and 4 Goorretown d. Tethesda, 2™ 10,7203 CASH REGISTERS, show cases —conntare. shelving and store fixtures of descrip- | ton, Eagar Ranm. D03 5 st me? ot ](‘FDAB CHEST. gate-leg tebis | wor chatr, Vietrola. upholate of drawers. mattress and after 8. Adame. 3270 ELOTHING—Workincmen to $15. and. 810 | COAT. brown_ cloth, Feasonable. ADPY 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. AUTO PAINTING done in 48 hours. new. durable lacquer finish: grows handsomer With age: Droof against weather elements, steam. soavs. acids. Prices. $50 up. - Jos. Me: Reynolds, 000 Upshur s 3052 AUTO REPATRS made by experts: special R T R s ark_rd. n.w. Col. 2355-W. 2 Al‘rro P.uns M(‘KEL PLATED: | Trass beds, te.. relacquered: ver plat- radio. Wind- rocker. chest Pillows: chean 0 suite slizhtly Big values. Old' rellable D onw trimmed 18th 1w Apt_ 2 DINING ROOM SUITE. walnut." $160 for auick sale Can from 1't0 5 p.m. at 4222 17th st. n D‘k}:‘i‘l—Lmlvu evening_dress, black velvet size, 3p. To-piecs diti i SEITANNICA) edition, complete, $40 cachy: microseone, un: ined. for ‘stiidents. $25 ‘cash. " Call evenings. Apt. 201, 2020 Ontario rd. n.w Fur’ Co. 1017 K n- .“fl le. T Adams sizes: CARP] K’llrlnl. prompt service Nelson,” Adams 97 b RING, concreting_porches built. ;(‘IPQI’M%(", und glassed. W. P. Watkins. "rank~ n 23 CHAIR CANEING, upholsteri o, gplinted. “C. Armatong. A3 10th st mw. ELECTRICAL WIRING pecial, 6-r house wired complete, wllh flxlurem $6 convenient time bayments if desired. ropolitan Decorating and Electrical Co. OI) G st. n.w. Fr. 800. ICAL WIRING—6 rooms,_baih and ipplets, with fixt ectric Co. TR R A 73(‘1{ Est. mm John A, Gmllmm & Co. 4 80 P{n ‘Dow. mmm G, MATTRESS) “ and o ach, Matiress Co. 10 1 ot: .- M. 8670; dining g iviaE UILD or, remodel anyihing. - Estimates and keall_Con: _,eg_flgs, J810 Clitton R . ufit, screened, gl 2 airs, show windows 'i'rn& it orice. * W W ma‘ jore? very range guarante AND JOBRING: m 600 6th n.w. _Main 3086 less than half price. Py n‘ 3 RACT Star office. Lo, repairing: 1o job 100 _small. i ten ais for estimates. Col. 1017 AR o T dealers.__Main_6677. MISSION CHAIRS and - ta #00d_as_new. _Adams 6453-). OFFICE_FURNITURE—W Inut, - | writer: chairs, files, lockers. bookeases, utility racks. library desks. telephone tables. hox ‘sprin; Riliows rehov.: best o Prompt T, gleaner. etc.: fine con- loss than Balf price. ’n:r “un ates free. GRAF D e 1 stigmat 678 s LIVING ROOM. hew: leaving, cits March '1: cell cheap; for doctor’s office: Underwood | oak: bargains in desks. flat top and tvned costumers. “office Fanklin 7483, ne_Muin_ 1086, nper hell, largest, size, miedilm size. 10 1o, 28" Bal “ave. nw s1-~.-,...nnn 0 ¥ 0. upright: by Tet ivi n ".lbla ;o rown leather living-room business offico; leather and rockers: h igbital oxperiance. av] ofp 3 iitad aes bed with mmrfl a'mr le[-hm Adams 247/ R0 i 2 [ &