Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1927, Page 40

MILLER, BURROWS, BURTON ENTER MUNY MATCH PLAY Cole, Washington Champion, as Well as Bolstead, Na- tional Titleholder, Fails to Attain Place Among 32 Survivors, LEVELAND, Ohlo, August 4.— Succeeding in the qualifying vound where Lester Boestead, the defending champion, failed with Charles W. Cole, Wash- cton municipal links titleholder, John e . 1. Burrows and Robert Burton of the Capital were playing to- ax in the first round of the national iblic ligks championship. b soie \thu was expected to be the star of the Washington quartet, was The only one of the fourman team from the Capital unable to xolve the Qifficulties of the Ridgewood course here and qualify for the champion- ship flight. y Two of the ashington plavers. Burton and Miller, are in the lower balf of the pajrings today, with Bur- rows in the upper bracket. Miller led The Washington contingent in the medal round with a 36-hole card of adding a fine 76 vesterday to his the day before. Burrows followed of the first qualifying day_ with Vesterday for a total of 156 and rton added a 78 to his 82 of the day previous for a 160 total i Burrows was paired today with H. | R. Wilson, youthful Kansas City star, who developed his game on a course 1aid out on a vacant lot near his home. Miller met George Thomas of Chicago and Burton was paired with Robert Wingate of Jacksonville, Fla. Washington's team, with a combined 86-hole total of 642 strokes, finished second in the competition for the inter- city trophy, three shots back of the Pittsburgh_team, which had 639, Had Cole played up to his usual fine game Washington would have won. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, August 4.—There vill be a new_ public links champlon this vear, for Lester Bolstead of Min- neapolis failed to qualify for match play in the tourney at Ridgewood and was missing from the fray today when the 32 survivors of medal play paired off for the first match round to minate 16 other players. And this bevy of 16 will halve itself in a second 18-hole round to conclude the task set for the third day of the meet. With the eclipse of Bolstad, who never got going during the two medal rounds, taking two there appeared on the horizon a new star in Clarke Morse of St. Louis, and al- though only 17 years old and boyish! slizht in build, he scintillated more than any other star of the meet. He will take back to the sylvan Hnks of Forest Park, which has pro- duced so many good golfers, the 1927 gold medal, signifying that his 73—76 —149 was better than any of the other 121 players could do. It proved to be only one stroke ahead of the 150 recorded by Carl Kauffman of Pitts- burgh, and just two blows better than the 131 attained by Carmen Bill of Cleveland and Robert Wingate of Jacksonville, Fla., but it was the best. And it was made by even golf that kept him in the van all the way after the first nine holes. The twin cities of Minnesota lost their champion, but through Frank Brokle of St. Paul retained some of the glory, for that lad scored the only par 72 during the qualification rounds, setting a new record for the hilly, 6.650-yvard course from the back tees and finishing in fifth place. He had a 7 in that 72, but bagged five birdies and shot 9 pars. The record had been 73, made by Morse, Bill and Kauffman in the first round. The survivors of medal play were about evenly divided between East and West, with one from the South and one from Canada. " EVENING' Birdie by Bobby Is a Dream Shot BY SOL METZGER. ‘When Bobby Cruickshank came to the eighteenth tee at Inwood on his last round of the open cham- plonship of the United States of America in 1923 he knew he needed a birdle 3 on that long par 4 hole in order to tie Bobby Jones and force a play-off. The diminutive Scot, at his best under pressure, drove straight down the middle, 175 yards from home. The green was backed by a hard road, flanked by traps and guarded in front by a lagoon. Furthermore, there was a puzzling wind blowing across the course from left to right. Bobby chose his No. 1 Stewart iron, care- NO.T_IRON (CONTACT #2> The Westernmost qualifier was Kendall Morrison of St. Joseph, Md., who was tied for ninth at 156. Nerve Saves Merola. The last man to qualify owed his survival to grit, for Joe Merola of New York, who has inducted so many lads of the Latin race into Scotch golfdom, saved himself at least twice on sheer nerve. On the ninth hole vesterday. his second shot came to rest three inches from a tree, which was on the side where the youth had to take his stance. Nothing daunted, Merola embraced the trunk of a sap- iing, and, thus handicapped, slapped the ball to the green and into the hole for a birdie 3. Then, when this act had enabled him to tie with four others for last place at 162, his good drive, 70 yards short of the first green, seemed use- less to onlookers because Guy McCall of Buffalo had spanked his ball to the carpet, 319 vards. It didn’t seem hopeless to Merola, for he pitched dead and halved the hole and then won the second extra with a birdie 4. “No wonder the Romans conquered the world,” said a man in the gallery. The President Harding cup for in- tercity team contest went from Chi- go, which has held it twice, to Pitts- burgh, whose team of four won with a total of 639. Washington was sec- ond with 642, while New York was third with 643. The best Chicago could do in de fense was 653, which tled with Kansas City. STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE ROFESSIONAL golfers of Wash- ington and Baltimore are to do some traveling to play in their regular semi-weekly event next Monday. They will compete in an 18-hole tourney at the Fountain Head Country Club of Hagerstown, where the Maryland open golf cham- pionship will be held a few weeks hence. The Hagerstown club is one of the most progressive golf organizations in upper Maryland, and-zecently held an invitation tournament, which was won by B. Warren Corkran. Golfing members of the Washington Kiwanis Club defeated Baltimore Kiwanians in a team match yesterday at the Indlan Spring Golf Club, win- ning 10 points to 9. Low gross prize in the tourney went to Willlam G. Oliver, Baltimore, with 87, who won the draw after a tie with Charles H. Pardoe of Washington. Five players, Frank Mitchell of ‘Washington and J. G. McAllister, H. G. Evitt, H. M. Davis and Dan Neill of Baltimore, tied in the kickers’ han- dicap and all were given prizes. The number selected was 73. A box of flowers was given to Wil- llam H. Bagby of Baltimore for turn- ing in the highest score of 117. A din- ner followed the tourney at the Indian Spring clubhouse. With a decision of some sort ex- pected in the Voigt case today or to- morrow, the United States Golf Asso- clation yesterday assured E. C. Alvord, counsel for Voigt, that if a decision was reached to prefer formal charges mgainst the player every opportunity would be given his counsel to answer the charges and to appear in his de- fense. | Aroused by published reports that a decison had been reached unfa- vorable to Voigt, Alvord yesterday telegraphed the United States Golf Assoclation inquiring as to whether & formal hearing would be held, as promised in Washington a week ago. Herbert H. Ramsay, secretary of the association, wired Alvord that news. paper reports as to a decision hav- ing been reached should be disre- garded. It the decision is unfavorable to Voigt it will result in formal charges being prepared and made against the player, with a formal hearing to follow within a few days. At this hearing counsel for Volgt will com- bat the charges, and both-accused and accusers may umake statements. If a decision is reached to allow the Bannockburn star to compete in the national amateur championship, there will be no need for a formal hearing and the matter will be dropped. fully studied the conditions, allowed about 8 feet for the wind to drift his ball, and then caught it clean with his iron, lifting it high. It fell some 30 feet from the pin and rolled to within 7 feet of the cup. Bobby sank that putt. I never saw a flner shot made under pressure. Cruickshank never wanted to hit a ball more than he did that one. And when that is the situation the tendency is to get the body in too soon. Yet he kept back of the ball with his body when he hit and let his arms and hands do the work. The golfer who tries too hard in- variably gets his body in too soon. Relaxation prevents that fault cropping up in play. 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Wilson of Olympia Field who won the crown last year witl 156, will defend his honors. R. S. Juran of Minneapolls, Fred Merkle of Columbus and John Humphuweys of Edgewood Valley, twice winner of the title, are the former champions among_the fleld of left-hand shoot- ers. The winner will receive a gold medal, and trophles for the best afternoon rounds are among the prizes. S M’CARTHY, G.U. LINKSMAN, ANNEXES FIFTH TOURNEY DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa, August 4 (#).—Maurice McCarthy, Jr., Georgetown University, won his fifth golf tournament of the season when he defeated Rudy Rothenberg, Lafayette College, 5 and 3, in the Wolf Hollow Country Club’s annual invitation amateur even UNCERTAINTY SURROUNDS AMATEUR GOLF TOURNEY YES of those who like to cast vision ahead to events lying in the more or less immediate future, are upon the thirty-first annual amateur golf cham- plonship, which will be played in Minneapolis next month. All players who are regarded as having any chance whatever are being closely watched, with a view to determining an approximate idea of their prospects of winning the title now held by George von Elm. There 18, of course, a lot of specula- tion about von Elm. But little can be known about his game, since he has been playing individually in the Far ‘West and has turned in no important tourney play by which his present form may be compared to that of 1926. ‘What is known about him is that he will be in there fighting at Minikhada. Jess Sweetser at his very best is I Horton’s Par Golf Chart | THE RECOI. POINT HEN you swing a golf club back to the top of the back- swing you can feel it take up the slack in your wris if you hold on with the left ust as it attains the top. point you should have a ture of the club lying hori- across your shoulders. When you swiag the club up there, the club belng in motion and your arm and hand muscles being resilient, the club- head dips downward from the hori- ntal a trifle at the tip end of the ckward and upward flight. It doe this because the clubhead. after all, hand gri At this mental 1 zont; is # dead weight, while the shaft is more | or less resilient At this tIp of the top the clubhead must stop going in the one dir nd must reverse itself completely, so =t the instant it completes the tiny dip - at the top, what does It do next’ Next it will actually sta &, to- . ward the ball, of fts ¢ | ntmply let it go. Obviou ction, | as this recoil takes place, you want to | o with the club. Thus you blend with | this recoil the gentle, easy pull down of the club with the left arm. This calls for a sense of timing at that point, for it is true the swing ! must be timed there just as you time | the clubhead against the ball. It re- uires a good sense of balance and con- trol to “catch” the clubhead in this recoiling action, and to be slow and casy with it until it gets under way in its forward action. While you can | at action the timing between | buckward and forward swings, it is a | better term to call it the cushioning of | the swing as a whole, and if you think lof it in that way it will work out | easter. The player should practice this point in the swing until his hand and fore muscles develop a good sense of touch and control of the clubhead. You | can practice it much better without a all than with one. (Coppright, 10379 hard to beat, but Bobby Jones and von Elm are hard to beat whether they are at their best or not. Youngsters to Compete. The coming tournament will see a raft of youngsters in competition, in- cluding an unusual number of up-and- coming players of the Far West and Middle West. This matter of a champlon repeat- ing in the amateur is not so simple as it used to be. The competition is much sterner all along the line. Before Bobby Jones turned the trick in 1924 and 1925, there had been no case of repeating for 11 years. In 1914, Jerome Travers at Garden City, retained the title which he had won the previous year at the Chicago Golf Club. No amateur, indeed, has Travers’ record of twice repeating, his previous accomplishments in this respect hav- ing occurred in 1908 at Garden Clty after he had won the champlonship in 1907 at the Euclid Club in Cleve- land. Walter Travis won in 1900 and again swept through to victory in 1901, Al of which shows that win- ning the title twice successively was not such an unusual achievement in years gone by Championships of today have, among other alluring qualities the element of a vast uncertainty. No one can ever say that some fledgling will not flash out of national obscurity and impress the wiseacres with the tutllity of prophesy. Few Remain at Top. With the exception of Bobby Jones and Jess Sweetser, men who were considered four and flve years ago as strong possibilities for the title are no longer so considered—unless the perennial Francis Ouimet be included. Last year, for example, Bobby Jones was the runner-up to Von Elm, while Dawson and Ouimet were in the semi- finals, In 1925 Watts Gunn was run- ner-up to Jones,’and Von Elm and R, A. Jones were in the semi-finals. Three years ago Von Elm was run- ner-up to Bobby Jones and Ouimet and Max Marston were in the semi-finals. The names change in 1923, when Sweetser was runner-up to Max Mar- ston, and Bob Gardner and Ouimet wero in the semi-final round. In 1922 Chick Evans was runner-up to Sweetser, Bobby Jones and Knep- per being seml-finalists. Bob Gardner was runner-up to Jess Guilford in 1921, with Evans and Hunter playing in the semi-finals. Ouimet was run- ner-up to Evans in 1920 and Allis and Bobby Jones were seml-finalists. So it goes. 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SALESMAN — Exceptional male $75 or more per week. am. Room 318 District National Building. SALES MANAGER., experienced. to best seliing water front prop. near Wash. Liberal commission. ~Address Box 197-J. Star_office. SALESMEN, experianced_sellng to_grocers, for ‘permanént position in Washington, ter: | Gaald ritory, and another for Cum d territory, | WOMAN. wil)?uld blished Eastern food manufac- [ &tay nights: referen turers: first-class_opportunity for good man | Sth st. s.e white. to_care for two children: rection Laboratory. 1% F n.w.. Room 108. | menis. Capiinl Homs Improsement ca. i3 100" | R'6t."nw." Phone Potomac 6148. 8¢ PAPERHANGING—Rooms, 6 up: latest patterns: auick service. Eedal & Cromell Colored apartment. 4 apartments. 4 and 5 rooms and bath_each. Yearly Rental, $1,800. EXCELLENT CARE GIVEN INVALIDS. aged. convalescents: skilled nursing. whole: ces. Apply at once. 53% and producer. _Address B tar_office. SHOE SALESMAN WANTED. with at least two years' experience, for manager of chain Abply 7816 14th st. settied. colored. for adults and smali child; Janitor recéives auarters for services, Good " location. ' Quick-renting spartmente’ Only About $1,500 Cash Needed. sone food: lovely. cool rooms, large yard. porch. beautiful home. splendid _Ilocatior Drofessional references. ~ Adams 7188. neral house- 247 Fla. ave. n.w. N. 1551, eve.. Col. 5543 stay night 5 PAPERHANGING, PLASTERING—Ses Wrm. . n.w. re. Must be able to furnish cash bond WOMAN and best refereiices. Apply 502 Oth st. nv. nighte. settled. cook and he ork: 6 1118 Allison e HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET- A jittle about vour interior and exterior tar class of unfortunsie young women bofors i Carries itself e ko S I painting._ 819 Oth n.w. Fr. 6754. L atShs OV heure. Y §15.550.caf i SHOP BOY. evenings, Saturdays and Sunday mornings. _$5 week. 3124 11th st. n.w. TO SELL firs extinguishers, Commission basia. _Wonderful opportunity to right man. Apply 315 District_National Bank Bldg. YOUNG MAN to clean oft cars: $15_week to start. “Third floor. 1445 Church st. n.w. YOUNG MEN white, to solicit business for Neway Towel Service: pays good com- mission. _ Call at office between 8 and 9 a.m. 301 N. Y. ave. n.w. $50-$75 EXTRA WEEKLY. IF YOU WANT A a course in G writing. _booki Very liberal monthi BEAU money. 00d _positions. he Honour School. st n.w. INSTRUCTION COURSES. rexq T keepin; Wood's Commercial st Telephone Lincoln 38, 41 in’ preparing persons for business positions. CULTURE—Learn {his profession in short course of training ai al Many efticient wraduatés placed in 8, Frank, 513 and " during confinement. Strictly_private. Charges reasonable. Bables for adoption. VEIL HOSPITAL. Langhorn, TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving _prices. Fit and satistaction guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at- tendants {_care for your every want. Peo- Dles Drug Store No. 2. 7th and DRIVING CLOSED CAR TO Sunday _Can take passenger or {wo. ne be driver. Very nominal fee. Address 492-J._Siar_office. . A _MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO REDUCE weight and improve figure. Endorsed by PAPERHANGING—Rooms papsred. 56 up. A. T. G . Pgnnt Adams 5%07?8 b PIANO BUNING. $2. We #) eral plano repaifa and rebuliding, Get our estimate ~ Prices reasonable, Skilled me- chanics. Work ~euaranteed. Sanderson- Schagffer Co.. 644 H st. ne. Tine. 1057, PLASTERING—First class. All kinds of ce- ment work. No job too far or too small. Fr. 0822 4 ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING. gutfering. spouting: Teasonable prices. Col, 1317 day. of night. Ajax Roofing Co.. 1839 Kal, rd. MR. PAIRO, Main 2920. GOOD POSITION, TAKE storthand touch type- or clyl A N S B alize In gen- contents. 1702 K at. n.w. for 0:30 to 5:30 this week: Drices low: house for rent. ATTO TRATLER in excellent condition, new Silvertown tires. equipped with parking and ston lichts, universal joint with connection fitting any car. Owner ending month's camp- ing trip Wil also cell car tent. with sewed-n floor, for double znd two single cots. denble- Iy rates. ye! and _evening. classes. *Suite 302305, 817 14t Easily' earued spare time showing, samples personal and business Christmas cards. 407% commission—weekly payment. ~ Best selling line published. Our co-operation _insures ccess. Start early—everyhody you Know 8 brospect. Write for full detalls’Samples ree. ARTISTIC PUBLISHING CO.. 323 W. iph, C| wanted FEW SHORT MONTHS A Ll FENED 1TS DOORS 1 TRY. DAY IT IS SPREAI WILDFI NG LIKE RE AND GIVING MEN ON ALL S THEIR OPPORTUNITY. Sept.: S, 416 18th_st. n.w. THOSE WITH for drawing, ing. 0- BEAUTY CULTURE TA! special Tate. 3115 14th opportunity f L ll.mlmfnlushn i ) or Dfactical training. evenings: erl interview ol’?ly thoss d i H3 commerct, the N p A e o AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: 1 censed lady instructor, expert drive men instructors: parking furnished. Conovor. 212: leading authorities, Colon irrigation, Main CADINET BATHS ~VIOLET FAY ZORLTTE. | soin Wl cal itk saumoics 5 h fhimer ABIN 3 3 3 call with samples. J. M. Butler Saiihe. oo Swadian JEALARS LCoI0% irriga” | & Son. 2031 Nichols ave_se. Linc. 10123 tions by graduate nures). $1-33. Fr. 420. | WINDOW AND DOOR _SHADES — Good 10 quality opaque shades fitted to vyour win. lows, 85c: the best quality of opaaue shad $1.13: hung free. We will call with samp. Kieebiatt. 11th and H sts. ne. Linc. 8 —_———————— WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. APPAREL. men’s, women's. children rummage sale: Bousetold good: Day cash, M. Conen. Fr. 2480 or ¥ car bed. two cots with Kapok mattresses, camp’ chairs, table, ete. May be seen eve: nings after 5 or mornings at Tent No. 30, Potomac Park Auto_Camp. 4 Two_bentwood inj chest of drawers, gray. 2351 1708 Ant. 404. twin _Simmons. _dark metal_ with and mattress. $15 each: double bed, hox springs and maitress, $20. 1323 t. 4. ¢ i GHT, AGG, 10 Frank. 7640. o o TALEN NDEVELOPED unusu: PRIVATE HOME OFFERS GOOD FOOD and nursing to convalescent or semi-invalid: auiet and ehady. Lincoln 6032-J. L MARCEL 78¢: SH,, 60c, MARCEL AND GH.. $1. ¥ 78¢. Fac., 76c. Qualified opera- tor. _Decatur 651. G ELECTRIC, VIOLET RAY ATME! rheumatiem, nervoumess, - solter, conatipa- lesirous of mak: Ad. Vermont _ave. n.; JILDING - MATERIAL ~ at lowest prices, from"miny wrecking jobs: good used lumber all kinds, sash, doors, brick, beams. plumbe and car H n.w. West 3068. censed lady instru furnished. AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKL men_instructors: parkiny Conover. 2121 ANTIQUES, old gold. silver. _diamonds. tion, . Vi . “Frank. 8 T (el gk ¥ Afnola. 1385 0”4t now. Ain 8173 frames. windows. mantels. ete. HECHINGER CO_ 6th and W HECHINGER_ CO. "_FF: Shie CASH REGISTER. Toledo ¢ floor case ctor, expert drive and_perm H n.w. West 306! free of charg GIRL 'TO LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE of Apply and Vernon 8ts. n.w- 7 YOUNG LADY WISHES TO EKAEE HER beautifully furnished apt. with another lady or couple: reasonable. North 8672, _ 7° PROFESSIONAL NERVE AND RHEUMA- BED—Want to match Simmons twin bed No. 1830. _Address Box 1-K. Star office. L BOOKS BOUGHT. M 3543. Paul Pearl- man. 1711 G st. n.w. a and back bar; o and back bar: clieap for quick sale. Col. at comer sfore. 18th rienced AUTO DRIVING LESSO! mstructors: white_chauffeurs _furnished. tam, glectrical, hot oll magsage. “MARGA- e, clectrical, ot ol magsae. DAY (PED,, praciically new. cheap. 1 NG 11th st. n.w.._ Apt. 305 L FORDSON TRACTOR. with Miami scraper nd_ Miaml back filler ‘and_plow: A-No.1 CAMERAS fleld gl Tools,_wuns. fiine you have fo sell Groce's Frankd 33 1ith and E BY OLD EXPE- satisfaction _insured: Call_Linc. 8! of any kind. CLAYTE GOLDE THE BEST TO BE in the end. ERS. ELECTROLUX, H._D. GREER. 227 INVESTMENT Boyd Sec 1338 G St. N.W. Want a real position, take & Boyd commercial course: improved methods; short. easily mastered, complete; successful classés forming: positions open hourly. SEAMSTRESS, EXPERIENCED: SEW of any kin . call Allan- ic 2874-J. 4 ELECTRICAL TREATMENT: ACUTE_AND chronic troubles. 11:30 to 8, Frank. 5203-J; Sunday, 11 to 3. GRACE NASH. 5 GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO_ DENVER, Sloned car desires passenger. Phone Main COATS—Will pay $1.50 each for high-collar high_school cadet coats. 626 F sf W, FORD TOURING BODY, with top. H.Ower between 5 and 7 p.m.. 3401 M 8. n.w. FURNITURE—Call_me _affer_3 the veat, and thed compare brice anything. i “Dianos Bon. 304 10th n.w. M. 02 - condition: <ell separatel; <1 : big bare HAD 18 THE CHEAPEST EAn a0 3500, onferme: discomt Tor A1 caoh: Phone North 1653. FURNITURE—Sell cost $168: mahog, porcelain-lined 75 ‘quick a0 cheap for $60: lay-bed. 2 wicker chairs, front-icer refrigerator; oleum. - Call this evening. 8 to 8, at 113 E. Clifton_Terrace. 13th and Clifton sts. n.w. u've seen Can use retarial School, D enan Bhane (Est. 7 Yre.) M. 2338. ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY DG. MALE HELP REQUIRED. Make $60.00 extra per week fn sour spare {\MERICAN & time selll finest line of personal lreslm cards. HIGHEST commissions paid. St EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, 3 PLOYMENT AGEN( fiable el of all kinds furniehad 14 st n.w. or North 3214. FURNITURE. new. consisting.of living room suites and_bed-davenport snites in mohair and_velour: ’also Cogswell stools: exceptional bargzains here. 6. st. n.w. FURNITURE—Satisfactory _oprices paid for household furnishings of every description Call_us_first_for_best_results. Main 10194 FURNITURE—If you have furniture, an. aduate e graduate in _elsctricity: for appointment TUTORING — GRAMMAR, —COMPOSITION, Teading and Tdlomaiie English. O Address Bok 153-J._Star office. . Tonh ey now. Qur co-operation assures success. Sam- les free. Weekly payments. Get details. JAS, TEE GREETING CARD CO.. 23 to 30 8. Clinton, Chicago. Need representatiyes in_small towns also. EGG CANDLER, experienced. Apply 623 B st. n.w. art-time and da 026, 1343 T st EMPLO; LRIRECTI DO YOU NEED reliable cooks, maids, gen. STEWARD OV ERT STE UNDER SE LRI VOCATIONAL, COUNSELLOR 1333 F St. N.W. 2 tique or modern _ bric-a-brac. rugs. ote.. call me._1 need it. Douglas. Franklin 8091. FURNITURE—Would like to purchase somc used furniture. also piano: can pay cash. Phone_Franilin_5394 5e FURNITURE—T phy more money for your household, oods and office furniture, 639 2 attractive silk mohalr overstuffed living room suite, carved mahog- any frame. reversible cushion: S Address Box 1 FURNITURE—DBedste ouch, ice box and tablé. st m.e. GAS RANGES. new and sizes: ‘less than half price, WE PAY $2 TO $10 FOB SUITS. OVER- coats: pay highest prices for ladies’. men's used clothing. I 3 M. 3378, w.‘.u.“&%?fin, Ex. 633DSt. N.W. NS AND TRANSLATION! workers? ~ Call Decatur n.w. chiffoni 7,201 tly_used. all hy pay more? dresser. RUSSIAN LESSO! Apt. 1 1119 16th st. n.w. PERMANENT WAVE. $5. Nestle and Shelton Method. VIR, 0N ToR " MRE™ ooy A M. 8671, CLOTHING SALESMAN — Excellent opportunity for the STENOGS.. typists, bookl etc. Free registry. Main 23: Boyd Employment Service. : Adams 1103 after 8 p.m. ITURE beat aid 5656 of every description: Write or_phone Main quare Deal Furniture Co.. 501 Eve n.w, FURNITURE—You can get moro money for your furniture and other merchandise if you call D. Notes, 633 La. ave. Main 3006, Every range guaranteed. J. 609 _6th_n.w. 2986, GOLF CLUBS. set: slightly used..in perfect condition: $10- price when new. $21. 1536 16th _st._ North _680. i 1202 Oth St. Fr. 10202 10* Manicuring—Daily and Sunday. LAWTON. 1458 N n.w.. ‘Apt. 2. Dec. 1394. illiame. ry clerical help, 338 G st. n.W. higher grade man. None others considered. EISEMAN’S, 7th and F. OFFICE Free registration. Exchange: no ¢l Room 1 13, Transportation POSITIONS. Washington Employment sales iated MG FURNITURE_of “all_kinds wanted; best prices paid. » Canital Furniture Co 490 La. ave. om house. For Women Exclusively. Regain your health at our modern health culturo institute. Special exercises, masage and_electrical treatments for obesity, high GOVERNMENT OFFICE _ FURNITURE— Slightly used and reconditioned. Desks, tables, chairs, file cabinets, bookcases and bookshelves, lockers. safes. stationery cabi- nets, rugs. ete. E thing to complete your FURNITURE of al Franklin 9533 after 6. Atlantic 118. 4 = HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. SITUATION—MALE. QF jlow" blood pressure. neurosis. , All b - | office at a tremendous_saving, Baum & oy e s T ro-in- | FURNITURE AND RUGS of all kinds want ] Son. arniture Dept.. 616 £ st. n.w. ATRPLANE and automotive engineers. elec- trician, executive, sales manager, stenogra- pher. Auto Alr ‘ransport, Room 16, 1115 nection. ACCOUNTANT and bookkeeper, complete commercial experience.” seeks Address Box 461-J. Star office. 7% 1,0 private_party for a 16-room hoyse. hone Maig 1796. . = GOLD., silver, “watches, djamonds and _old igwelry needed in our manufacturing dept. ments given by graduate nurses and mas- souse under the supervision of an expe physio-therapist. Free consultation by aj pointment. Phone Decatur 252! INSTANTANEOUS HEATER _(Pittaburg), good, used. 6-gallon-a-minute capacity: new Gibson one-piece porcelain refrigerator, also desirable con- ‘onn._ave. MAIL CLERK, experienced. to take chari of mailing department. Must be thoroughly Star office. BAKER'S HELPER wants work, experience in town or out of town. few used oil hurners: all at a low flgure. ull Selinger's. - B18 F 8t | Soa"Mr. Worth, 2015 14th at. n.w. Adamé h vaiue paid. B PlANkVery highest cash_price for up- RECOMMENDED _SERVICE. Address Box 456- 1 familiar_with first, third and fourth class mail rates. domestic and forelgn: must be able to direct work of others. Good oppor- tunity. State age. experience, salary wanted. Address Box 404-J. Star office. D—Sell printing, om- experience unnecessary: o train you: make $25 10 $50 weekly. An absolutely new idea. Can use a few Gov R WASHER or Champlain st ing, nterin; R, Turnish TER—DModerate prices on building, inclosing "porches, additions and competent, necessary. rieht and ‘plaser pianos. =~ Phone Lincoln e Paon Blana Gn® ¢iroPa S—1We are offering special reductio PIA on ‘new and used grands and uprights: grands as low as $375: used uprights from $65 up: grands and uprights for rent: pianos Address Post n_‘inexchange on _Victrolas: pianos ve. etation. ke, shipped and moved " Hugo Worch: electric: ironer. vacu- Est._ o il Tipright: _furniture for sale, cheap. The following buslness concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call Main 5000, Branch 115. ar_cleaner, experienced. e e s - PIANOS—Will bay spof cath Toreood yed Gds and_upright plancs. Gifico Box 453 Pa. ave. statl WASHING MACHT um_ cleaner: Price Tos8a. . _Col. 7061 wants reference: willing to wait Call Col. 6048. reliable. ment employes for part-time work. Drawing account or salary to those who qualify. Oven until 9 p.m. American Printing Co.. 2006 18th_st. n.w. o ‘WAITRESS! TR, color Go_anywhere. Scott. 17 (2). white: also chef: must have referen Oliver 'Harr, P. dress_Box 19-K. S First-class references. . 1715 Gregon a 2 DRAFTSMAN, experienced, engines, bollers, power plant equipment. age, lowest cash 0. Phone Adams Wash. ave.. Lyon Park. Apt. 1. Claren: doy 994, 5e PIANO. Stieff_parlor grand. pract. new: also some furniture. Owner leaving city ‘must sell immediately. 5105 Conn. ave. RADIO TUBE, SET. complete. perfect. $30: imported gold ‘mesh bag. 8-day traveling red. 15 years' experience. s ANT, BEDBUG, ROACH. moth, flea, rat_ex- termination: guaranteed.’American Disinfect- ant Co.. Dist. Nat. BE. Bldg. Main 6 ANTS. —BEDBUGS. ROACHES, flcas, ra exterminated: CLOTHING BOUGHT. Men' hing. shoos. &e., bought: beat prices:canta cate: Saim: 4158, JTomh 0Old_Stand. 619 D st. n.w. Apt. 104, Reference 3 tar_office. . Lunch. 1124 North Cabitol st. SEVERAL GIRLS to wait on tables; must be neat in appear- clean * appearance: answor the phorie salon. 1110 Conn, Dosits the Mayflowe tion ‘over_phone, GIRL, not over 20, must be intelligent and aranteed by Washington's largest exterminating coms 3 fectant Co.. 822 Albee Bld 3 ASBESTOS COVERING pays big_dividen pius comfort.” We o it right at right, price: Crown Fuel Service, 917 1ith st. n Frank. 10183. o clock, both new, $10 each. 3019 Cambridge bl._(30th _near Que). - REFRIGERATOR. G0 _Tbs. condition, $10. ~ Apt. 2 Columbin 3455 REFRIGERATORS—New and_second-hand. ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone Main 1282 or Main 9539 WESCHLER'S. 020 PA. AVE. N.W. Household Effects. = Merchandise Stocks. Automobiles. ete. Thirty-seven years serving to_welcome patrons and in ‘a first-class beauty . ave., second floor, Op- fer. Lucas. " No_informa- ice_capacity. good 2551 17th st. n.w. ance. Two colored porters able to furnish best references. Ap- best_references. GENTLEMAN desis Jears' boolkeeping and banl hone_C the Washington public. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. for all purposes. McCray Refrigerator Co.. 13th_st. n.w. EWING MACHINES—D-h__ Singer AUTO PAINTING done in 48 hou: durable lacquer ~finish: grows handsomer with age: proof against weather elements. * steam. soaps. acids. ete. ' Price. 350, up, Jos. clerical position: 15 hew i A 1 ply 1035 Conn. ave. WANTED—SALESMEN. MACHINIST, experienced. bench, machine k, erecting, steam fitting. Box 18-K_Star office. OUT-OF-TOWN MAN HERE to locate in Washinkton and wishes to purchas ‘well located and prosperous business. Will con- sider gentlemen’s furnishings, dry goods and New Home. $15: Standard. $15: New Ideal. §10; others at 5 all cuar.”New machines. 33 mo. repairing. venings. SUE. Sew. Mch. Shop. 313 Pa. ave. s.oL. 275; st Ds.aci McReynolds. Inc.. 1000 Upshur st. Col. 3052. AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass beds Reference. Ad- SALESMEN—Experienced in sales to home- owners. Heating plants. Commissions runr- ing_from $50 o $200 ber week. Our field ractically untouched. A real future for itious and capable men. Write. stating telephone number. Address Box 401-H. Star ver's position. settlod of empl = Box 0-K. Stas young. colored. wishes part-time work with Ford touring ‘ment with regular salary. andirops. etc.. relacquered: fine ‘silver pl ing. Est. 1010 John A. Goltsman & Tel_Franl 150 Pierce st. n.w, AUTO _ PAIN 'G—In_best lacquer. $35 and $45. Tmmediate service. Union Station Garage. 51 Eve st. ne. Frank. 3306. 7% AUTO SPRINGS REPATRED, manufactured; nations or shoe store. Will invest from $8.000 to $12.000. Give location, price and aniount of rent pald. Address Box 478-J. Star_office. PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER wanted as partner in fullv equipped paper and pain STOVE—Coleman camp sfove. Tised once: cost L%, o6l 36.50. " Apt." 351, Phillivs Terrace ment 2 . Call North 8367. Rel- car: Ad also 10x10 new umbrella A 11 2 r_office. office. colored, war HELP—FEMALE night or day work. used_all sizes. $2 and ing business: $800 by inventory: will ‘sacr od, a1l sizee. 33 and fice half inierest for $300 for quick di posal, or would consider a quick sale for nts position in gArage_or ! 2. lTPB it % up* aiss, special p T2id Hondley's, 34536 14th TRUMPET CORNET. Hoiton. {7 case. $il broken leaves replaced. ete. We deliver. K St. Spring_Works. 429 K S .w. Fr. 10046, BEDDING OF ALL KIN AWNING SE Fxperienced. Wall_Paper C BOORKEEPING 3 liot Fischer. experienced: capable of handli accounts receivable. ledgers and other details incident to position. Anply in own ha writing. giving exp and wal- a ar office. experienced. commel \'n:‘ carpenter work. E DEMONSTRATOR—Visiting Christmas MAN. colored, wants job as janitor, painter young. colored. renovated and sterilized ‘Pmc(‘ll approved by Healtk Dept..’D. C Prompt service aud low pricos Easlg Beading Co.. 1133 7ih st. nw. Phons the wholo place at a bargain. Address Box 394.J._Star_office. . NOTICE _TO INVESTORS—Tncorporating & coffes company. have facilities to import our own coffee diréct: captaining our own ves- sels: corporation limited: must stand investi- gation. For particulars address Box 39: Star_office, . FOR SALE—Second {rust on new residenc iuet purchased and occupied by new owne moderate monthly payment: whole balance due and payable three years: good margin of security: good discount, 25, Address Box flide trombone; LA in case. 10 mel: phone. £50% W Address Hox 13-K. Star office. e TYPEWRITER! makes —stand board large and portable. Rebuilt N erwoods ' 845, ‘Washington Typewriter ange. 807 13th n.w. Franklin 1014. TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE 1801 Underwoods. L. C, Siithe Hogsie 25 mo.: 3 mos. in adv.. $8.25: 8 mos. 315, TYPEWRITERS—American Typewriter Co.. Long experience. Linc. z‘«r‘:lnu NG, MATTRES A Box eprings and pillows_reno.: best prices and prompt, de Vash. Mattresn Co. 519 L si. s M- 6679, IEDDING. MATTRESSES renovated. springs repaired: work guaranteed. Bedding Co.. 615 E st. n.w. M BEDDING RENOVATED. springs. mattresses. pillows. feather mat.. down comforts re-cover- s . reliable: w; washing preferred. and pla ain 3 Willard at. n.w. 4% cards: ona who will trave and 110 F st. n.w. Room 61, " Good_oportu 0 PLA S”JANTTOR Cail_Decatur” 1715-J. big _clearance “sale. closing out our entire stock of portables. some absolutely “new. Renta greatly reduced. 1431 East Capitol st fment_house. n ed._ldeal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. M. 4094 19 Florida ave. ne. = CARPENTER—Building. remodeling, general K. Star office. AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for par- GIRL. 1ot over 20: mu: clean ' appearance. to welcom and answer the phone in a_firs SITUATIO repalring. all, branchest plastering? skilied ol ty with koduk, stationery. jewelr or other mechanics. Johnson, 1345 Irving. w17 al similar line to tent front half of store. down- ON—FEMALE. Lincoln 82._Open_evenings. T 53 salon. 1110 Conn. ave.. seco 00T, 0D BOOKKEEPER, site ‘the Bower. ~ No_ information, by | xper lerical work. town shopping district. G st.: give particu- lars to et Tetter. Address Hox . Star of Tl i dshort time: 8%0: wi : CARPENTER WORK of Girar 5 L Copdiad screening. _Call Potomac_4545. L arg” " adsired. i Dosition desirex 5o PHILADELPHIA, August 4 (®). Official announcement was made to- day that Russell S. Callow of the University of Washington will be head rowing coach at the University | of Pennsylvania, beginning Septem- ber 1. It was also announced that Fred Spuhn, head coach for the last two vears at Pennsylvania, will be Cal- low's assistant, _- - phone.. GIRL to work at soda fountain in_drug | CI 610 10 pm. Address Box 225-J, Star N, hostes tion GOOD P A tate education ar rience: S0 monthly. Address Box 4-K. Star of *" | done: low prices. i Young ‘married woman. References exchanged. Address Box WANTED—Partner for concession stands for fairs: go South Winter: salary. $50 week. and half of profita: $500 required: big re: turns on investment. “Manager, 129 S. Mar- GROCERY—Owing_to death. a fine. estab- lished busine d modern home. on main VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover 541, $307 Iate Eurek; luu-hmnll:. S50 ke nevl’u 410 Girard. Apt. 6. _Adams 900. VACUUM CLEANERS. Air-W: §20:, Baby Hoover. $12.507 kg new: eliver. 1410 Girard. Apt. 8. _Adams 900. CHAIR CANEING, UPHOLSTERING. Doreh rockers splinted. ~'C. Armstrong, 1233 10th st.n.w._Frankiin 7483. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. motors, arma- ture and coil winding: power apparatus spe- cialists. - Central Armature Works. 635 D ss housekeeper or hostess. Beat social afiia: Tachmentt all_work_neatly 812 Georria ave. n ‘white. reliable, to care for child and do light housekeeping: n stay nights. Ap- vI'(“.V after 5:30 p.m. Apt. 110, 1111 Col. Fd, nw! 2 LADY-—No selling door-to-door proposition; salary _and commission. ~Room 228, Bond Blds.. 14th and New York ave. Mr. Chases. position as nurse In Tore MASON'S ~ WIFE needs - work. typewriting, LADY of refinement and_experience {Understands bookkeeping and Address Bo: WALL PAPER—Room lots. For any room in “house, $1.25-82.00. = Wi room :‘gxxx.‘ ‘Mahoues Wailoaver Coo 524" Ba: WASHING MACHINE. Easy_electric: like new: musy oell quickly, Phone Adams Main_ 3660 Sogiords EL] 'WIRING—Special _prices ot n‘dEEoTI-gCQ%fln‘ by experts. Star El!'fll‘l: Co.. 2400 14th st. n.w. Adams 5273. aul9® : an oo Drices: al Sevens. B8 Mot hrw. - M- 10187,”'55 ishes and companion for semi- Shepherd_ 267 ¢ unincumbered. age 30, o of Hollywood Park, near Burnt Mil) riced right. Geo. B. Johnson, R. F. Priced riht.. Geo. E. Johndon. B. P, Bowr. Todation “fn x 498-J, Star office. ihing ball