Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1927, Page 30

=g e e .’A ,',f LENTY of golfers have been told to keep a straight left arm in the back swing. The straight left arm back is no good with- out its companion in golf #wat—the straight right arm in the gorward swing. And another pecullar phase of the Pstraight left” is that the left arm is ot straight and stiff like a ramrod, while the right arm, going into the mall, is & good deal like a ramrod. It &ets that way, at least, about the time the ball is clicked away. The straight left back is a pretty od thing to omit from your golf rrm if the idea has taken such root with you that vou have a tendency to stiffen this arm in the back swing. WA Stiff left arm means stiff shoulders #nd dead wrists. Parts like that will mever do much with a golf club. The left arm should have a graceful eurve throughout the back swing. ‘While it is not stiff and straight, at the same time it never should be broken at the elbow. An elbow break Jets the club away from all natural and instinctive control. Some good players curved the arms in the ad- dress with the idea of keeping them that way throughout the back swing. 17 the left arm has been free of stilfness and elbow-breaking in the back swing. you will step into the forward swing well prepared. The left arm still has most of the work to do with the club going forward since it pulls the clubhead downward toward the ball. This pull gives you | a feeling that you are to slap the ball with the back of your left hand. Meantime, the right hand and arm coast along, not doing much of any thing as yet. But as the clubhead gets near the ball—and with your right side kept well up—the right arm snaps in. Here is where the solid hit comes from, since the left leg has oraced you for a blow from Qhe rlg!xl side. The main thing at the lnstént of hitting is to keep the left arm out there and on the job. collapse or break at the elbow, which will cause it to jerk in toward the body. The right arm depends on the left for a leverage action against the ball, and if the left arm breaks at the ‘elbow the action will be lost. Then, as you hit, let the right arm go clear through after the ball—straight and stiff, like a ramrod, clear out after it. (Covyright. 1927.) GOLF COMMITTEE NAMED | TO PASS ON MATEURISM "and its meaning within the intent of the laws governing amateur golf is be- fore the District Golf Associa- tion for decision and a thor- ough housecleaning of any charges @gainst any local player.is promised. The District Golf Association today has a standing committee, composed of representatives of five clubs, em- powered to investigate any rumors or direct charges of professionalism that may be raised against any player who :m?potea in golf events about the Cap- tal. Taken as a move to clear up any situation that may arise, the com- mittee, composed of A. E. Steinem of Town and Country, Guy Mason of Congressional, Dr. J. T. McClenahan of Washington, Morven Thompson of Chevy Chase and G. H. Chasmar of Columbia, was appointed last night at the annual meeting of the District Golf Assoclation at the Racquet Club. The committee was directed to make & _complete examination of all phases of the amateur standing of local ama- teur golfers and report its findings to the executive committee. A. E. Steinem was elected president ©f the association, after having served & term as first vice president. He suc- ceeds Robert Stead, jr., lof Chevy Chase. Other officers elected are: C. Chester Caywood, Indian Spring, first vice president; Middleton Beaman, Bannockburn, second vice president; Dr. William C. Barr, Columbia, secre- tary-treasurer. The District amateur championship ‘was awarded to the Indian Spring Club, after Columbia had also offered its course, but withdrew in favor of Indian Spring. Other tournament dates were fixed. A spirited discussion arose among the delegates from the several clubs on a motion to restrict entries to the local tournaments which might be binding upon the clubs of the as- sociation. Several delegates declared CHESS TOURNAMENT WITHOUT A DECISION By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 8~Two ad- Journments and a draw resulted from lay in the international chess mas- rs' tournament yesterday. Frank J. Marshall of New York and Rudolf Spielmann of Vienna came to a draw verdict after 50 moves in the play-off of an adjourned game from the early rounds. The United States champion again falled to fin- ish his adjourned match with Jose R. Capablanca of Cuba and play was postponed until Thursday. Dr. Alexander Alekhine of France and Aron Nimzowitsch, Danish cham- plon, played five hours and 30 moves in failing to complete an adjourned match of the eleventh round. Alek- hine held a slight advantage when time was called. The standings: Lost. i Marshail g% hlmlfl"ll:h WEALTH OF HORSES : | FOR MEET AT BOWIE Manager O'Hara of the Bowie track, svho has just arrived from the South, Lias taken off his coat and gone to work in earnest in preparation for the coming meeting of the Southern Maryland Association, which opens the Eastern racing season only three weeks away. 1t looks now as if Bowie were in for the finest Spring meeting in its history. The question of horses, which has usually puzzled in the Spring, is To longer giving any worry, and this geason instead of there being a dearth of good performers there is liable to be_an “embarrassment of riches.” With the addition of the new stabling put up last year the track can now show about 1,100 stalls, and these have already been applied for and there is a \\'altlng list. COLLEGE BASKET BALL. Michigan, Towa, 29 (overtime). Chicago, 43; Northwestern, 36. LEAGUE HOCKEY. Duluth Hornets, 5; St. Paul, 2. Minneapolis, 2; Winnipeg, 0. COLLEGE HOCKEY. Michigan, 1; Wisconsing @ __._ Capablanca ... Nimzowitsch "I Alekhine iamar Snielman i o AMATEURISM GOLF TOURNEY DATES FOR WASHINGTON SET Golf tournaments scheduled for clubs about Washington were listed last night as follows: ciAPrl 27, 28, 20, 30—Town and Country May f'IIL‘ and —Washington Golf and Country May 11, 12, 13—Chevy Chase Club. 20, 21 Baltimore Conntry Club. 25, 26, 23 and 28—Indian Spring ne 8.9, 10, 11—Colymbla Country Club. , 25—Congressionul Coun- "’l"‘ 7 30—Middle Atlanti ha m\..’;'fior{:.h} fonut{y o rict Junio ..m....u niry Club. gy T Goaf¥icmber 14. 15, 16, ¥ Mannockburn Septemb 20—District _amate chattpionsuio—Indian Rpring Golt Clupn'"" this is a matter solely’for the clubs to handle and that any club may invite as many guests to participate in its tournaments 4s it ‘cares to. The motion was laid on the table. Several meetings on the caddy sit- uation were reported by the commit- tee appointed by the last annual meeting, but no agreement was reached on a satisfactory system for registering caddies. Tournament dates will be assigned and officers of the Women's District Golf Association elected at the an- nual meeting of the organization next Kon(}ay afternoon at the Willard otel. Tommy Armour, crack Congressional Country Club pro, and Bobby Cruick- shank of New York today were play- ing in the third round of the Miami four-ball professional golf champion- ship, well on their way to the final. They defeated Harry’ Hampton and Clarence Hackney yesterday, 4 and 3. Putt So Accurate Travis Hit Stymie SNOIII.DERS. TOES, HIPS, HEELSY KNEES-PARALLEL TO LINE OF PUTT BY SOL METZGER. At Palm Beach several years ago we refereed a final match for the Florida Winter championship in which Walter J. Travis played. Travis was a remarkable putter. He had to be to win three United States amateur and one British amateur championship, as his long game was completely lacking. So reliable was his putter that on the level fairways of matted Bermuda grass common to Florida, the “Old Man” used his putter for running them up from distances as far as 40 yards off the greens. In this particular match Travis was some 50 feet off the green, stymied by his opponent just a few feet off. Travis putted so ac- curately that his ball struck his opponent's, knocking it on the green and following it in so true a line that he was again stymied. We asked him afterward why he had not played around the first stymie. He thought the stymie so ;a‘xil away he could not hit this Travis had a carefully studied put- ting system. He lined up his toes, heels, knees, hips, elbows and shoulders on a line parallel with the line of the putt and used a pendulum swing. His touch and direction were uncanny. Try this method if your putter doesn't work and see that you stroke your clul through the ball, (Copyright. 1927.) — B.ACKETEBS ARE PAIRED. BOSTON, March 8 (#).—Drawings for the natlonal court tennis cham plonship, starting next Thursda; the Tennis and Racket Club, have been announced. Jay Gould and W. G. Wright, jr., of Philadelphia, the favorites for the title, wiil meet Dr, George 8. Derby and H. H. Whitman in the first.round, Do not Tet it || Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NflnT““‘CFT and P sts.-—Day Ph. g l-.llh' st —M; 'hflv lcfll’ll‘ ‘CBPQ and U sts.—J. S, lemer e 01 Georsia ave—¥. E. Lampkin's Phar- A 008 T4th st.—Collifower Art and Git Co. 5401 1410 o Heonnones ALk armacy. o Tdth and Bu Si. and Colorado ave.— O'Donnell's Pharmacy 3209 Mount _Pleasant st.—Mount Pleasant \ Ton 3 Cofmibi Thited Ciear Agency. 52 Colamela, m—nited legr M Wary N P ew ™ and M st —Saniiary, "‘\HH{;‘.; mflrmlt¥< " Pha L enbers, (time olerk's hand O ste.~Smith’s Cut-Rate Drug Store. n AR T AvA-d. 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Who can earn '$15 to per day and not get laz: We train you, Room 613 |dlu1umhllh Bld CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly understond and agreed that all such matter will be withheld, as far as pos- sible, by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be delivered to avertisers on 'presentation of the box number ticket. 5th st BOND SALESMAN for building DiE menes if $ou auallty. Abe ply 610 Investment Bide.. sales_manager. Address | * character NC] WO RERIENCED As“‘“ ES COA' Wo have several ‘openings - for _trained | saleswomen who have had experience sell- ing these lines. Do not apply unless you have sold womens' apparel of the botte kind. Good salary and commissions. between 11 and 12 BRESLA The Friendiy $hop. 309 G St. N.W. Abply | aset. in_ecith beat reference. ar_office. vfi&m'-x" 7 A kind of nursing: wiliing Mrs. O.. 116 5th ne. ttied Virming 10 be generally u ful Phone Lin R BRI PRI SALESWOM “wanted for our coat, suit and dress depts | must be experienced in a similar shop and of excellent appear- ance. To those who qualify a permanent position with good salary and bonus offered. Apply Mrs. Becker, Erlebacher’s, 1210 F st. n.w. MILLINERY SALESWOMEN. he services of experienced millinery saleswoman are’ re- quired for our millinery depart- ment and the French salon; ex- cellent positions for those pos- sessing selling ability and per- sonality. Apply to personnel director, Frank R. Jelleff, Inc., 1216-1220 ¥ st. SALESWOMEN FOR SPORTSWEAR DEPT. Enthusiastic saleswomen who are interested in sports and who/ir wear sports clothes to advan- tage are required for our departs ment; these openings hold op-|¢ portunities for those who qualify. Apply to personnel director, FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC, 121620 F St. N.W., SALESWOMEN. The Hecht Co. requires the services of experienced sales- women in the following depart- ments: Women's dresses. Women's coats. Millinery-. Misses” Wear. Infants’ wear. Women’s furnishings. Yard goods. These positions are for rezu- lar and for part time. ply imployment Office, 3rd Floor, 624 F St. N.\W. \experienced art or full time. wanted \n_special- ty_shop. as clerk or séwing. 2619 Iith naw. YOUNG T. dren” or 4 DY would like {0 care for chil- invalil evenings. Address Hox HENDLE WASH. work. _ Potomae. ices. 2321 .ou FOOK, -ml wnm(. laundry, Mrs. “Margarct ' Simme. nw. hxm huunwo experienced. %0 out or take 1036, Bla HOTUSEWORR — Good wnrkl-rl GENERAL and reliable. 1755 Willard GUSEWORKER and plain 00k : ocolored woman: " reference. \rnr EWORK or part time. Ap- msL._:fiJr‘&vs uv"'u' work ) 11»:5 ing: Eood laundress: whole or par il after Thursday. Col. 10311 or 4510 Gorln ave.: city m.-rm GIRL. colored. rel desires 2 or 3 dave’ work a weels or art-time work. Call Weat JRE_—Want 10 purchase some nsed will pay cash. Phone Fran e FURNITORE—You can gev More moser RNITURE ano e “of _ai a0 $he, man ko Call Sl 208 fi‘t‘ 4 10th st. n.w. tfmin-mw of kinds '-mm hm Drices paid. Capital Furniture Co. 400 La. nvn n.w., or phone Franklin 10367. r. watches., dismonds and ol iry needed in our manufacturing de h vaiue paid. Selinger's. 818 F SR T o R hemartyy WUL At ol Addre K. Siar offee. SEWT dition.” “Givo make and brice oive m "Nddress B h ain l"f".l or "Mn 0539, ESC R'S. 920 PA. AVE. N.W. Household Eftéctg, Merchandize Stocks. Automobiles. efe. Iriy-seven years serv- ing the ington public. Fooms, furn. oF torium _or school: reet and Scott ar_office. S CLOTHING, men's furnishings store. long estabiishad. Virginia town wit \arrmg\dm.n 000 semi-monthly pay roll. sfock and Grand Rapids £ on terms. 617 141st. Apt. York TERTA fully equipped - | sized. Soury furniture, and other merchan @i D. N Lo Py sfiu' a1 TUATIONS RFA‘OMMENI)BD SERVICE. i iy montih ohly? sverace wize Nom .qa Pointed ip and. papered with ' DOTY: rome paj 8O able ‘ r that 1‘1 :)‘ washed ‘l’lll‘h |l;lh 8 A2 l|‘0 Bain (I0E at low prices. We e oy tend and._pure 'f......: oil. ixing paintsan premises s Ineredionts can seen. Al "I\""F\I‘fll""l’ guaranteed in writing 5 years. This local _concern and wa_empioy local mm Oniy “rerma 1f Efiu dl‘ N B‘ 1 h# onths to corath e SIS oun b ain '." everiings PAPERH. gour home at Towest cost. ity meaw- Kiven Koran, 1350 Newton st. n Bus. NGING. mm'rfid—‘r omDt | reasonable. Hl(h.nlflmn dm‘ormlor 'I|| ulll llnml-l b year guarantee . Line. 13480 scraped, pointed_up and papered with Dol chroma- paper. S10: latest patterns: no_ in fomvenience: " euperior’ workmanahip. _with ritten guaranty: estimates. given. ans ler, Main 0203 s p_ work. but PAPERHA ‘ol Economy go0d work chy 3 Wail Papering 'Co.. 693 Princeton B! 1B fh" D va lowest prices: akilled 4 matlafactory sgrvice; nc.. 309 @ n. seraped, pointed ,A 'PA\NTT = Rowm‘ S, Tt 30 e TR R work in wnting ...a furnish b @ R aeantee tmr ons. "bepend L P RTARGING FLASTERING= A Taitio” s ol .J.}}},',‘.,‘.g‘:‘...r«‘“ lnl AFE Alliey Inn: equipment for sale: sonable rental; apariment, in same b available. GE LINKINS, 17 Sales st. 3 mnn'::mn s6 Pumps, !g"'l rmr.«'r'r-'r INVESTMENT opportunity of- o et oA Waehinaton. ana of elopmen ween Wa Baltimore: 1c per foot. Address Box 488K, MEATS AND GROCERIE ing city and must eeil by March cellent neighhorhood; doing $5.000 mont Dusiness, Price.” $4.600. DAIRY LUNCH. opposite Blac Taxi Garage: will sell cheap for cash: low rom - ne 0 be “arranged 1f desired. 1243 [ooms and 2- m.ry ing_polycl rhvo JLUNING, repairing, u.mg‘?i-m— 08, 7 Allison st. 27 yre. exp.: rec masie teachers artinile” wor Form. head nabe G PIANO TUNT. alize jn gen- eral plano repaire’ and' o s ,“‘ % ur Q—Y reasonad i1 n« Fetimate. e’ P it """"'di ine 3087 §chuettér Co STORE. old_establiened. buy stock at Inveice: will rent or sell h\ufi*n‘ larwe stock: good husiness. Call Main evenings Berwyn 73-W. an “Tor T7W( Tiousework o part time or & mother's Relper: no_ Sunday or no_cook- Call “or write at 1630 4th st. n.w. _ - colored. wants fob as or_waits reference. 1323 12th st. GIRL,. from Va.. place as c e elag mihis.” Potomac 595 L, wisl job at p: \nr|h RE0Y WILL PUT AUTQ. TOT TN CHEVY tn.uu: and” vom> casl business with services. promotion particulars, address Box Star office. 10% FOR SALI FOOD RESTAURANT— Fine Tocation, reason for selling Address Box 453 r_office. q'rnAwsznlY P?um“' nmw& size: et me show wul BT Adirens B AT K. Star office: RL. mVorej. wishes work as mother’ helpef. 751-A° Pairmont st. n.w. GIRL, “woored._ wants work of Wy kind: can_ give best reference. Phone Linc. 6607- GIRL, _colored, wants general housework. all 2718 O st. n.w. S| iete, Dochair ontfi: :eA-'y‘l"y'.‘ow O i B i, Victor Barver ooy Co., 723 Oth st TE confectionery. cigars: sac- :’ REs Cfar “cash, Account oher business: Fa- . 4015 Georgia ave. n.w. GIRL. young colored, want Tight part-time Work: "Residence. 2420 Eve st GIRL to do gemeral housew! = Frank, 71 GIRL. colored_ wants housework. S o eall B . GIRL. colored. wants day & week. © Atiantic $71-We. oColored, wants” ceneral housework. plain”cooking in small family; stay iehts. Write Bernice Edwards. 2841 Jasper rd TAUNDRESS. firat- bring home: sunny yard. st Adams 10147, LAUNDRESS—Small_work to take home: D e oAbt ~cal Co1. 07685, MOTHER'S HELPER or work T e catores ain. 'T145 1su- e U hilds lored 'nmln (ln‘ Hentak 30, sears ou. 1307 Callt: Potomac 57. L I houseworkers. labor- DA iene 2 schaol "workere. Induatrisi Eminioyment Arency. 403 North PART.-TIME_WORK mornings: light clean- ine. 16078 st. n.w. 1781 T e work. 3 times wants work to 2203 Chamolain O st. nw. —_— HELP—DOMESTIC. - SALESMEN. Men wanted. active. live, of neat appear- ance: permanent position with reliable house: Qivect selling: city and to travel:' $50 per foek up enrned by men who auaiitfy.” See Procter. 120 McGill Bldg.. G st. near an opening for a man who is a go-gettor: must be experienced in this line: wonderful opportunity_for the 4 See Gray. Adams Motor Co. st.. after 10 am. — INSTRUCTION COURSES. BOY o drive truck. grocers: experien peferences.” Appls Lenkin's Market, Srd sts. n.e. CARPENTER'S APPRENTICE. with tools, in boat shop: hard work and small pay while_learning. _Franklin 6612. CHIROPODIST—A good apportunity: I\olfl location: act at once.” Address Box 458 Star office. COLORED BOY 10 _operate Dproof nrm in inting_office: one with_ ex; pre- lerred: must be willing and agreeable work- €5, ho has had some high school education: salary to mn $10 per week. with good opportunity to " advance to $18 per ek Aaress Box 475K, Star offce. n own hapd: writing. COLLECTOR and salesman, with small car: settied _man. hustler. Apply 8 1o 9 am. 2475 18th st. n.w. m:uc»\flzésrx MAN wanted: experienced. capable and active, with llmuleltmnlhlo in- dorsement: bring ' references. G. SChmide. 01 Duteh Market. Kichmond. oy JANITOR, colored. ' for apartment houu must be married: start $50 per_month and guarters: references. Address Box 441-K. tar office. MAGAZINE MEN, crew managers: two pays and specials. See Mr. Insurance Bldg. s u iFA Doli)fl'!‘ha PASS ON: IF PROGRES: sive. inq mmmv-r«ul munes lfl.‘ Ahort, ‘BB maelcred " THOKOUG Bosd Shorthand, "the Jiehtning e, kRowa Tor e i L ,'.‘fb"i; vookcein °E‘€‘ ini n o it §P%, PEnroil BOYD * $¢H00, tody 33076 nwe” Matn Sas. . PROFESSIONAL COURSES IN COSTUME and " millinery: designine. patier " dratuing. | & conatructy Fositier, LI IRGNTONE, ACADEMY ~ OF XRTSAND SCIENCE. 1517 Rhode Island ave. n.w. _North 9 5 EVELOPED 'ALENT E‘;"%’E.wfl'."“hfii"’nuam Offers “dnanal unity Tor practical ‘training evenings: SR Ihterview’ only those desirous of mak- “Vl commercial art their professi Ad- dress Box 142-D. Star office. BEAUTY CULTURE_COMPLETE COURSE IO 'E"fn'fi""&rx'n’x teal ‘e 3 s NOUR SCHOOL ' (Est AT 817 1dtm et B 5191 COLORED MAID for waitress and honse. work: references ok, Cegeences required: stay nights: $30 FARLORNAID, cxperienced from Rew York tion: or 5 references. ;:r'?: ai mkr?nz- North 1256-J. lored girl., part-time or orke. “Cart u.;u‘eolnpl'k’l 3. u' and_general houseworker for small fam T one. family: selerences required. Teleph: o F° WOMAN. colored. _reliabl RNousework: Sunddy off. Call "2386 Sih et ERAL HOUSEW: oy o ONKEN fa sl A‘1- n.w. WOMAN, capable, middle.aged white, will give two hours a day for $1 an hour.’ Miss Decker, klin_7124. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER ior twe i v, at o doa g G0 home NERAL HOUSEWORKER. white, for fam- il f 3 2 iis of 3 adults: comfortable’ Snd-Roor room. GIRL Tellable. 3 cook wnd ho Tnnndiy slay nighis: ref. reduired, " Giave: GIRE. colored, for_gene have reforon 1 o Pilone Cleveland 3850. 5" GIRL—Home and emall salary eiven rood white girl | o] lmnll ll:lllly". exAt‘i‘d‘r’;‘l: '1';'5:“3‘5 '"ks I xn#eo? dofll Md.__Col. 748-W GIRE, for general hion nishte 3140 10th ek, .- Sor. 3608, "7 can ST ,MQUEEN LAUNDRESS, Aopiy befors' 10w 4301170 Varnum., MOTHER'S HELPE T T T H th st. n.w. upstaits “work: N Aot 5107 Wwosies b d . I m’m?.’.- 0% stay nighis, UGHT LILKL\' A 0TS B It eiperl drlver aiso ('1 irkine cars ;'.‘,‘::‘.‘.{’:3’“ SOROPER West” SoBE ™ Hi28 ] PI‘HVATE TUTORING 1N PREPABATORY school subjects: n-ae rates. . Call Mr. WETHERILE or, Mr, ER, ove{fln‘ and 2 MAN_Must be reliable and ambitious, have $300 cash and able to drive truck: well es. tablished and growing landscape and, floral firm offers an interest and salary with real future to such a man. Address Box 350K Star office. MEN, rood_mermonality.” Jor bermanent po- tion witty Euller Brusti Ca, Avoly 15 o.m. o after 7:30 pm. 619 Stetfopoiitan Bank . MEN wanted. with or without cars. for sell. in $25 week salary. Mr. Evans. Insurance Bidg.. between 4 and 6. MEAT CUTTER: don't anewer uniess vou can bring reference: steady job. Address Box A74-K. Star_offi MEN. whols or part time, 10 ecll il Tines gg'h;n-unm Address Box 47 star MEN-—Fres course in Tife_insurance saies. manship: opportunity to earn while learning. whole or ‘part time. ‘Tuesday and Thurs- dav_evenings. 7:30 to 8:30, university in- structor. Address Room 5 PATENT LAWYER and fication writer - must be member of bar lnd have mechanical education: state fully qualific: mlnnw and stariing salary. Addres Box 361-] .I;lnr office. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. with own car: must bs young. ambitious and trustworthy experience essential: commission basis, swer giying” full ‘particulars. ice. SALESMAN (o do Aeiall Work among_the dental profession: an_excellent gPportunity for a hustler. Call between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. 514 10th s .. 10th_floor. SALESMAN 1o sell a amall subdivision, Noriheast. white neighborhood. Address Box 444-K. Star office, MEN — Seil _soi a sale_eves Something 3 other, weekly. Seo Mr. h, Appliance Co.. 14th and C PSMEN.—Water, front T minutes’ drive: golf. tenni ""&r Do) m play means $70 Potomac” Electric 1320 F st. n.w. i ry, $25 h A Wit AUTO DRIV NURSE. white woman. e for 3 ‘children. with® some knowledwe of cooking: st have clty” refere; siebize: et S S Sl Sy WOMAN. white, TN Yo T S B £ood wises Call W 27 Weat Kirke WOMAN. wants work by day or part fime. Phone_Atlantic 2264. WOMAN, reliable. part time.. general. work or cooking: private; public reference: North 9397. WOMAN. colored. for general housework: no washing. 2324 12th st. n.w. 9 lO {ifiFWIAL afl.flx’i ERVIC l lnlmlur Amdl(lml you_solve your I SPBWG xn PERSONAL. 2 yaurs: score! 4 evidence and izfy feo sultation 1 hr‘ o g lnfiblemu: o Bellie” Rrendiee: e “over: ve -m helq pro) st rtation Buildi Phone Franklin 0700. mmsuw HONE, SILVI couples. convalescen = 1 l 3"""'1'2'" "'.:'.".'M.,,..,. ..,.‘",.._ § TMENTS. furnished: newly Temodelad fbr Sosg of urmivira: from omner: lease: sacrifice. Call Main 5356. 11 REFRIGERATORS REPATRED as good ncw at your home. Tinning and roofin iat 3 Oth st n.w. 5 Roo% REPATRING and_‘flues cleaned: reasonable price. 7 toofing Co. UP"OL!TERV and siip covers. also re pairing: very low Drices.” Main 400, Stand ard Uphoisters Cow Inc., 403 11th " W 'DOW SHADES. screens & m-u ips. " Wil call with eam &Son, 2031 Nichois ave. W-nl'nln)yo‘: AND PODK QAT you. it s e SR | e ! " {n*and B ste n.e, Lin 1l1nh Shade Paciery" Es‘fla“’"‘ '{ffl i Feathe . B fi FOR BALF——HISCELLAN'MlS. .W.—Roomi hmll!‘ 10 rooms, RO B, Seioc caraa: sood famiture: ciean Price. 8400 must be _sold_at_once b, FOR SALE. igb_print shov: well squlp and 7 inllflll Eobear 30 12th . nw. ADDING MACHINE—W. mine ban cellent condition. Main, a‘l e mule cost_com. plete. $1.100° ‘will take oo uzs! W ave. n.w. Apt. AEOLIAN PLAYER, Ii net and 100 special Houn Dept. SATSTERIA, e, e O T (3 k. P. B. Havenner. Fr. 7143. REGT m:v PLUMBER —GOOD OPPOR- tunity for_hustler. Col. 8739. BUSINESS “OPPORTUNITY. Nearly 2 lg 1st commercial zome ‘ 7"{)’2[9;29. fln‘!‘!’ site fur ll 'ullon nrm P ..e...a & Som%iad ™t Abu“ Bm sts. and 2423’ Road. BABY CAnln\o: “AND_CAIB In lood con dition: cheap. _Col. 0855. 2 BUILDING MATERIAL—Used Tambar. . doors. brick. beama. plumbing. mantel from many Large stock new Hinke. pfiw. roofing. BUILDING MATERIA] windows. all kinds_ #ain_prices. 1215 E st. n.: o v Good Northwest Section. z econd commercial district: a large bricl lb-sfl)fln house. ndl:t%nin‘lneamle; :lar! ;2: v D lckut lrm 1o gun E 's9.000. ! CTH !txr “office. us values. ot_n.w. CABIN LAUNCH. 35 ft. by 10 {t: he for hous 5 i 1 uty marine engin lm?‘m‘y eaiipped for | %%"' . keepin e Braion. CLOCE—We -m make ovy 10" a_Westminster for_$35._Call_at T your hail clock WAFFLE AND SANDWICH SHO ter location downtown: rent, $75. 10l opportunity” for lady. Pr Grmr’ md at marke! ate receipts 00 mo.: ung. o ssling TARSHALL B SI ESS BROKERS 920 N. Y. Ave. N.W. COAT, I mew. mizs 34: baif coat. $5. Apl 205, ml!_gn two room size Tugs home. 2815 14th n DRESSER, mahorany. swell fron mirror. * Call between 11 evenings. Potomae e RECOMMENDED _SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star wldi;muu!mpt “umdl:: For a on to Recommen Serv- I‘z:la5 Column call Main 6000, Branch AHAW nl.'vnmmlfi Tl and Targe generators re| A cavacity 100 Screfl X"sfl lllhpl':. nw. C“l’ AUTO gone in 12 .lnum 3 duradle w§m grows handsomer with B AR '."a‘il".“’# Bae. siiver A 27 T f st FOSPITAL, FOR THE CARE OF THE ter class < ol unfortunate youne 'e?x',"" NEURITIS, R! ustments. ‘const ot Sabincs bach. "DAY c fana, 1726 M. now. Main .1&0 patety first aystem I a -mu\y e ol Perardt (Rstracior. Fr. KATIE DUNN TE.ACHIS THE ruwus DU Four system of poone. marcel waving fl {agjal treatments. " Apoly second floor, ite, refined. miadl id “and", oo et "i.ofl.:wfi‘rf S"‘" lumbia w_m oagired. 1111 Co- for “weneral housework. . 1527 Buchanan . ‘'E—Salon de Besute, 1403 Park L O A oD ok B private ‘o n(r\mlonn huuy ‘culture; scientific ml?’nm 7TV CULTURE. Mucclllnl Mmgf‘fiq‘ manicuring, etc. T80 st. and Ce AUTO DRIVING TESSONS BY 0LD, hln-u .P‘E' & : it ehanficurs farnished: CAll Line. 82. BE A BRICKLAYER. EARN $10 10 12 FER DAY. nuu:fi 'nun q:?&‘oor. COURSE, $50— YOUNG TOMAN mloM PLLLLT, to do general Phone Cleve. s USSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT RE money-saving prices. = Fit 8 e nts 16_ca No. 2, 7th and E Dles Drug_Store_ N AN DESIRES TO C G A !3?}‘%.»’1... 10" Loy Aneele rienced driver: lawyer de st _references. ’9!, Star office. ififl flAfln!fl!&* hl. springs an el 31 n':('fi;-e« SIVE Hee v R 0070, sS ted. .m':'i..w‘ P e :"“-".. MODEL—Pla o PR S e co.,.mfi of job and Co.. West 1823, aiy: Teason: ranklin 9374 CARPENTER (white) —All repair work: poreh work o prices: ~ satisfaction. So tife CARPENTER—Expert repaite, = alierations irs to ture_and re: | Gaent e YOR: R W e o512 CARPENTER -CONTRACTOR — Remodeling, F st._nw. airing: no job too small. Call Burdis & Co. TP antimates. Col-10137: night. Col. work all CAR 30N, P Watkns. NG _Porehes Fullt SITUATION—MALE. ACCOU] “BOOKKEEPER — Employed. oot 1T BOOKKEE fi'n_ 8 o experience, Address Bog A vzmmm“fir‘mmn cony wri mail_order camnai TR ., el Dosition. © Address) Box 395 CHAUFFE G T EMI’[A)YMEN’I‘ AGENCIES. CALL US when Y of O Nt 7 rperigneed, -mud and . Reliable Employment eral gency. MATDS, workers, N Lincoln 2061 :3-! %sml‘-,\g;nlhln YR 155 e e Boyd Employment Service. * OFFICE POSITION% E lmn HE LP—FEMALE. BOO! AND COST CLEEK m rint. RaoHam: s e exgerienced in tho £ s e o 'llnqal dcdru? 'nqnlm mmentlll Address Box_463-K. Star office. 10* ing-room cashier, ex- CATER il ST 0 OE SALESMAN. acquainted rade trade: stato exporl Amiati : orience. 7R Sar office. et 2 CRERE, Toune I I, ity 3’ be l‘d‘d!‘zflu Bax_141-K, Star_ofli CHAUFFEUR in brivate family: can drivi any car: best references. Address 1122 B - densby al e rd. ne. Washington, D. 1 CHAUFFEUR. white. sinle, expprienced years last place. Address Box 435.K. !tar CHEF, C CH “hc:zok st class: good " referene: COTORED 2 ool 018" Church oty B ton 88 secgnd ELECTRICAT, FOUSE W'!RIVG—Sntmrbm cavecially: ' essonable: work heertn] i Prema Weet 50050, Line. Nae1. % PRIVATE | HOME ~BOARDING ~SCHOOL, nildren 5:12. Unusual surroundin alio Summer camp. 1047 Blitmore s Adams 9 NO nuoza EVER MADE WILL RELIEVE sou from foot agony. hecaus they are causs of it. Free consultation. 0% LABORATORT 612 F nor. Ront lob GRADUATE NURSF,_ HEALTHY, REFINED {colored). will “maisage rr;ma atienta: o o BR30. " Sanitary licensed studio. besomat PRIVATE " INVESTIGATION. “CONFIDEN: expert oberative {le idress Box 480 Star ofic.” HE %lAQ‘q "?—DGRA.D"X’ Al!,;x;lp ‘l‘V PAR[ ent for norves an rheumatism. "'-?’ G056 At 0. Pot. 815714 ave. T HOME FOR AGED. I day super: DN RE ":E.."‘%om K03 1050 15kh Sb mm GARPENTERING, remodel pairing of il | kinds: -nnorv e Bichltacinral Weadon. Frank. 3818, 135 LI!AIB CANEING $1.50 up: poreh chairs linted, _dining foom chairs upholstered. 3 y, Armetrong. 1233 10th st. n.w. Fr. EL ICTRICAL WIRING — Special, ont- wlmd.mnl'w. with fixtures. mn llllln (:‘;li.!lt -nd‘i:leflne-l Co.. e Pm..m..h..“ panie; -.-"--:::m-m.,s- - laiiats. ~ Ce ATmiature. Works. 036 clalists. Ctnlrll c i mariiniroondin G—Six-room house wired st. n.w. lC TR! compiete with attractive fixtures guaranteed. Tele. North 1033 10' TSHIN i EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, scrapine. axin ‘mechantes: Baul Serene. 55 M et nw. Pob. 381 FLOORS SCRAPED, WAXED AND Pm.mnm It Zn;'fl.mc l?“mn?loorq"ln]fllllll M. ana"i COLLEGE MAN needs sove ment daily: prefors .'.mnu"' L mlll:ld‘l;r:en! Droposition. JOOR—TY ¢ Germ, Santa Dosition: dves t" oi. 2083, COLLEGE MAN. young, wants ] emvw!.;nll between 8 a. " empio; But wiil A dm-noxt'm.x iatri . tion; does N0t smesk “EocTian. f IMIIQ ind 4:30 p. hunin t i, o7 (87 least five years. Box 454-K. Star office. ELECTRIC SWEDISH MASSAG JIOLET ray. sun ray. zoalite treatments, ng and madsage. Franklin_429. B WILL CARE FOR CHILD FOR PARTY arding, and yenting fur. room: private ome. 3 Adams EPIIEPS¥ FINDS RELIEF- BY A NEW thod. nal | lnrvi wrif - g b Reagh e e ll«m AL REA“B @l faduae, alectricity for al lrs._For apopintment phon FILI’PIND u W coln DBSO. “231 T3t gtewe e Ool Lin ECTRICAL "TREATMENT: anmlfl;l& Dhitwar. Bank, ¥r. 55054 CRACE M ASH. JAPANESE COOK, references. ol ave.. Phone West 1876~ O™l 4 “’ YOUNG MAN wanted, between 17 geare, to learn service work in a ‘speck Addreéss Box_485- YOUNG MAN to work ln “aportiog ¥ goods Abply between 4 and 6. 1 ¥ LIVE-WIRE SALESMEN. with cars. to aell real estate. Our solling season fs just be- inning and_we want to build our sales orce, | No, realty experlerice s necessary It you have the sales ability. = A big opportu- nity for several men. Appl 'fl:ku’h n‘ umfwmc. R A] . ESTATE. will be kept busy on i Hubbard., Experienced colored presser for women's I store: only conscientions worker. nz steady bosition. need apply. " Mr. floor, M. Philipsborn & Co., -| Washington COLLEGE GRADUATE or teacher earnest Christian (Protestant). 26-35; permanent full-time 'm'k‘ Imllllnn open ch 15 Dhane. - Address Box 103 EXCEPTIONAL OFFORTU: lll!nl ‘women, with establishad NA\ estate firm. Call for, Inwrvle' at 5 p.m. M. Steppard, 630 Bond_ Blds. MAN—] red merchant wi het AN—Retired m¢ ishes’ vo«llllon in iectn conalders ¥ Jocondary ‘Ation: Ad« qishions, ian tinen, B faherwaod. 1513 SHth o ESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY ;"ofidesrhll French method used. gpucl:b Potomac 2450. SLIP rovms, ?vnnfl'rvvrm sm:gtgg ';:..fi"‘ ?‘E....,.“ e o e H“w‘ 4 8th o work: 308 L e foreh Inclaeares. o and fixtures. awnines and o -d.'-. weat] b.g‘":mw flaul floors. tile' floors_and en -fi bt wf'mfl"" lip to three years pay without interest: no money P25y for o gue plans. ' Penn lmmvm:l fine cal I unln m-‘%‘#‘- . aitomohiles. :&‘m\v“d Whochler's D58 Permia. e, nw.. ELECT! S, 0- 'Te-.- 24 :nmn»;? X etring 8 206 -'-‘: r;':u; r:.d:.’f a Ty K room suite. in nlr'l velour, value 3260, 1or only ¢ i ) ehairs. very te able. New otphol,‘el’! Co.. 617 nw FURNTTURE FOR SALE—Entire Fontents of 8-room house for half price. M: house for $40 a month. 610 Oth FORNITURE—Four-poster _mahogany bed, de luxe springs, hair mattress: like new: ma- £ Tl S Sloh aven| en: RS rule: Toal Ueraiy ud ke 5 N. H. ave. n.w.. Apt. FURNITURE—. ecial for our auction .u.'mmmw Ve Deve a large auantits o 8%5 Flooriex floor covering. Come down and see how much You can save on covering that 0dd room. Shannon, Caldwell & Co.. Auets. snd | 304 _10th n.w. :’LBN’ITE‘IIE—'D?I;‘NQ‘ )d_pieces of m ogany and walnut furniare very able. 2610 P st 71 '“”"t m“m’l\n o( ever dinine and badroom’ Siiies, fllb‘ I‘ March 9. Gommencing 10 o'elock e FURNITURE—Tn good _condi un: 30 Tiiinois ave. n.w. “ufl sm FURNITURE FOR SALE—Ice box, amlnx room table and other household furniture. 1121 € st ne. Tuesday and Wednesday £ io FURNFTURE—Nah Tat-top_desk _and chaie: enioner and' hed. © Callaiter 6. of Wednesday. Apt. 302. the John Marshall. FURNITURE—3-pirce m( Yelour nur'tllM living-room suite, 8- "v 'n oak dining room sute, ‘leather-seat chairs: Call 3313 17th st. n.w. today and tomorrow. STENITURE_Mahosany _daven 3351 mahogany Victrola w hr fi Ieather ergt any, consale ggise rue, $2: two o lais ice box. ain-lined Eucli Apt. 21 GOLF CLUBS—Set. ery T6th at Que st. n: w""fi:‘n'“dm" HARRINGTON upright_miano, tate. $80. excellent condition: laneous household furniture. v sonal Cail West 1402 Monday morning wr 10 4 TEWELRY—Resuits of lori i me 1o fice my or cash: private varty oty 16-K. Star_offic AW OO Compicta et Ruli thin paper edition: as new. ugl'flln h" ™G noox SUITE, J-viece, | yith mahongans Snish: will A orth_8300. and_doub] o bed: d - dg the resecs and other sonable. - Phone m...ux o-.v" S BECANSDesl, O3 pagerahell, 356 T pounds, $1. ave. n.w. PL Nos—suefl !hlnw of [ ial Gon AR 'fi"i‘h n.w. PIANOS—We are Decial Tedugt o0 new _and ‘and Grands as low 88 $370, used Uprin ul ts for rent oy etraltn: :.dl un‘mnd AN 9, N R ...&“...- i 5ty m""'ia..,“'z_g T cessitate di: oy, faulty. but wouid h Rract catle for eaky ncoln_5744-J. 8 . Main b12. Hor- Wfi“ EATING _on_long; %n-m& i Sxberience. "W ¥ Simiindeat: 7H LEDENDECKER. 2002 P n.w. 215 B AND Linc. 10344 HOUSE AND ROOF PAINTING. Lexil $380exineton Bl ne. !"n“"'". Piba saloe dress Hox 4. ants work of kind 117 ‘Thomas at, n: fern L ‘K“?:l! ER on men's coal 9th_st. n.w., rm. o “nice appearance q colored (two), sell’_speciaities: muist have good refer- .mw Y17, 8ocd mmmmh-n Address Hox Experienced. 8! MAXgn colored, ; PATENT Amfln“ technologist. 1 Bl Bl g, 5 it avser. SHOF. SALESNAN, 7 yoars” 58"1'”& = ¢ Tin~ GIR] 'anT'x‘ or “papid penman Tor work venines, ons Box 445K. Star offive. mmnksum—-’rnn eat mumru ity in for experienced W!lfl g leass or commission. Addres Bux MARICURIST—An_opportunity for . ood r‘n!mu':nrlll with following. ~Add: roes, 1 Box i R waniod. experionced B cias N Kddrens Box 4»1 K. Star_office. 816 11h_ .‘; n.w e JASHED 8 ()RP()RAT[O:\' Nationally known. increasing Washington [ersonnel. secks man of matuge sears who x aggreseive. analytical and theifty: rapid promotion possible: A real opportunity: bond required._Address Box 36%.K. Star_office. TWO AMBITIOUS MEN. A well establigshed o lnlllflfl“ offers a real opportiity 1o £l allber’ Yong e Domestin apEressvetlens, find. go0d. personality il you aualily, "yon 1 1 s J,&"Z':""‘F;fi':?w"-'*'“ CRATOR. beaiity culture " apbrenticet | ho, Beauty_Salon. oxperienced. all- nruund ted At once: also one ~phone Calevas reference. * Apoly ave.. Potomac, Va. T_ YOUNG MAN. 23. with knowledse of Book: | & boaltion '"?:-"'f:“n"e' "‘:.,..e:fi her e | & aition "w W orlc and etudy wilt bring v."‘ Lo : ‘appointmen Cx i | NEDXC:];" MAS!AGI DY T 01 Bhone. Main 1080.> & v §i VIOLET RAY TREATMENTS — 4| SN " hone for appointment. rinl{llu WAN'I‘ED—MIMLLANEOLS. "huuau. meny. women children, 5 ot e "’%“‘fl‘a L P AR, 15 o . nw BICYCLE vlnld late model. 2435 1. Star office. YOUNG lAW'u wants to Tgarn lHd . h tar of ‘Ilh'c Do 7 . . 0% TOUNG MAN. rol Darier or elevator work.~ Call North S984w's 'TIONS—MALE. FEMALE. PARTMENT WORK wanted for couple: G TieS°80 part time for wife: reference. OPERATOR. nm‘ s on AWHTRERT poWer machige: best of ‘wages, ashis S Avply @15 Eye_st. ATOR: must be o typewrite. fon s and Pri . op able 20 action " guar. fo~nen ‘good ath wnn\ml% oo gan SITUATION—FEMALE gl a ml x:” wz‘“ 0 |n Du.‘lc.l"dfl. e m 3! m’ l AIINO ll Inm | R, .flW HE Sl M nuu. mah. W«—wm SoT in my Unletiersd w“é -!“ 'th_st. W, .M . 7 Eilfl 0?‘3 .I | E -uun hr Sutol. .O'l n [ 18" %en: Grocs ¥ e«v KEYS—Duplicate keys, 25 cents: made while K“m wait. ymer & c;n;k. few % N w ICA’ W you 2“1 q S ,"”‘.. .,Fr Lot [ET. Wi R By G e R flll:l,\ .’l\rrr. Dflh.'Lm' OLD FLOORS RENOVATE! - RENOVATED—Now meth .u\nae urg-x;a'u ralaen servicao'y, 16 PAINTING, interi: A R Pl meéch Faul Serene. 85 M at. nw. Pot, 8% PAINTING, PAP PAINTIN smm:fir&mmfl—eua.n Tow Thompeon's, 3601 Georgia ave. Phone Ah FAPE“XNQ AND PAINTING—] and ru-nn!eedl L A, 1\9 Carroll_st. s.e. Mlmllc 1708, GF TR | Tont rAGaY. oy pepering 5 | fed. ™ Fotomac 145, Diverine IE ce. % g’m(hly Inlullmsn ot PIANO—Naval _offic rdered B o 3:*...,,::*.“?3" mmua ible party. P i . '-!n SR Apt"%’f' Frafo—u t grand . Tone. parfocs " condition:™ reasonapie. 1 st.onw. PIANO, Stieff, $76. Main 10040, Ami 6‘06 "in“"—&-"rw.g L it e “fl r:.n r uf IA:O ] ol stonal one_Adams 4102, NO—W) \by Gnnd Am lco.'g:‘ Ewmv':"w: terms. ANO, gion: nrleo. eluc B o be o 4 .u:\\;_,f';"'f" 3187 any v NGINE, R A liter. excatlont belor. carburétor, Potomar: €3 S, gk cluteh, e. ) t