Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1927, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1927.° Photoplays at Washington Theaters Next Week WEER oF SEPT. 18 Sunday Ambassad’r Mor_;day Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Smile. Brother, Jack Mulhall in_ Bmil Jannings In Way, of e Ell Janamgs In ay ot Al Flea Aeson Fable. News. O All Flesh. Acsop Fable. ows. Friday etta Goudal in “White Gold." Comedy. Review and Topics. Saturday wilia Haver in " The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary.” Sportlight. Comedy. _Cartoon. American Emil Jannings in “Variety."” lanche Sweet in Emil Jannings 10 ofhy” Women: Love. “Varioty UFA's UF. Apollo Metr Olve Tell T “Slaves of Beauty." Harry Lang A’s “Metropolis.” able. —Olive Tell in “Slaves of Teauty.” ‘Dear y Langdon 3 ety TLupino Lane comedy. comedy. T 1 i Ave. crnnd T 1ves of Beauts." {arry Langdon oloren Costello in “A Million Bid." Imperial_comedy. ‘A’s “Metropolis." Aesop Fable. Cameo Me. Rainier. Md. Bebe Daniels. in Richard Dix in “A Kiss in a Taxi” “Paradiso *.. Two." von Tno. “Rubber Heela." S Al St. John comedy. N vin in . Teon Ercol “‘Rubber Meels. “Lunatic at Large." Al St. John comedy. Juvenile comedy. Nows. Snapshots. _Seriy Arner Bavier in — e T T (T Fow Ta . Phylls Hater in o ion cf Aunt Neal Burny Fox_News. Rejuvenat Mary comedy. ouse Roste.” nry comedy. jes._Topics. Carolina Central 1o Davies in the Toiler.” Marion Davies in “Tillie Lew Cody in e Ther won Ze Boulevard.® Goulal Tn Yo RIh i May M. “Dearie."” e, Gold." 4 comeds. Lloyd Hamilton Tmpeial Chevy Cha. TioTores | smeds. ostello in “A Million bid.” Anbrey Wait N ““Married Alive. Sennett comedy. Jimmy U. S. Navy reel. at. Bob Custer in’ “Galloping Thunder.” Night, " Women. Love Diamonds LoTa Moran i Whirlwind of Youth.” Animal ccmedy. sportlight. HELP—MALE. AGE an_you sell nexroe: want? Old estabiisheu anto midst of big campai close’ _prospects exrn $15 daily. Wednesday. Room 5. 1235 New York ave. AUTO MECHANICS, first-class, on all make cars. Steady employment and good wages 1o right men. Write Riving age. experience and three references 0f former employers. Address Box_70-V. you can all between 4 and 8 p.m; s only. N: ntial if y are a_real meeh; Motor 1709 L st. n.w. BAKER'S HELPER. colored: good all around helper. Call North' 10448 BOY. 16-17 vears old. to make self gen- erally useful around shop and office.~ Oppor- tunity to learn trade and salesmanship. Fair pay and favid advancement to ambitious boy. Florida' Nut Products Co.. 1367 Kenyon t. BOY. office, one with previohis experience preferred. Excellent opportunity for perma- nent. Must come well recommended. €ar- roll Electric Co.. 714 12th st. n.w. Ask for Mr. H. R. Carroll Monte Blus in Richard Barthelmess in “Black Diamond “The Love Flowe Expres: voy Toulee Fazenda in n “Matinee Ludie BOY. white, with wheel to run errands M Leese. 613 0th st. n.w. HELP—MAL Make $50.00 Week Extra In spare time selling finest line personal Christmas cards. Highest commissions pai 3tart now. We help you, Samples free. Week! gavments. James Les Greeting Card Co..,2 So. Clinton._Chicago. Dept. 220. 2 CHOIR BOYS. A few vancies for hoys. 9-11. with good Yoices: parents are advised to take advan- tage "0f thig exceptional opportunity for their s Write T. Guy Lucas. A choirmaster, St. John's Church, 16th and H nw. YOUNG MAN 538 assistant to manacer of rent dept established realiors office: experienced i unties’ uniimited dential. A o reply _in tress Box Can Earn $3 an Hour. SELL XMAS CARDS. The most beautifu! line in America and wa DAy unusually iarge commisticas card sell on might. "W deliver and collect. in verson or” write - SAMPLE NOOK F| o EVENINGS FOR YOUR CON E.PROCESS ENGRAVING Phillive Bide. 927 15(h_st. n.w. white. about 18 years old. for work filling station. “District Automotive 18t and Penn. ave. Celony ew Cody in HBoulevar Roach « “Married Alive." Harry Langdon comedy. in_"The, Mait_Moore In Marion Davies Buck Jones L “Whispering Juvenile comedy. Snortlight in “Tillie_the Toiler.” Imperial_comedy. BOYS WANTED. to serve the Bullctin, D not interfere with school. Must have Ficy Abply Mr. Walter, 510 13th st. n.w.. 3rd floor. Dnmbartun' Florence Vidor in “Afraid to Lover” a Bow i Ragmond Grifith fn 2 ot Divorce” *Wedding Bills." Elite Gmas Meighan Saria Corda Th Alma Rubens Tn adame. Wants m O No " Heart of Salome." Pathe News. Home l.eade} Raymond Gri Alice Day comedy. Maore in Ermme." Liberty W arzan and_the Golden 1 edding_Bill Pathe New Comedy. Toore 1o, Toan Cr d- Alive. “The Understanding Heart. Cameo_comedy. ding_Bill." ows, ond Griffith Tn Monie Blie in wiord Tn Hoot Gibzon | red Thom George_O'Brien in o et “Is Zat So?" T T Tin T “Tracked by the Polico.” Comedy. Comedy.~ Pathe reel. acker. “Wisecrac] BUTLER, competent and well trained. who will live on premises, Apply with refer- ence, 902 Transportation BI1z. CARPENTERS—3 or & first-class_trim_car- penters.”non-union. ~ Phono’ Mr. Cobb. Main CHAUFFEUR_ colored. Apply 510 Oth_ St w. _Brass Rail Grill. 15¢ = ~Yowis Stone in A, ‘The Black D‘I:imond Affair of the Follies." Express. Pathe News. Comedy.. in . Cowhoy." Scen “Hey, He, Al St John comiedy. e Vidor in W._C. Fields in Blanche “30's Your Old Man." News. Comed: in “Diplomacy. i Comiedy. Comedy. Educational _reel. Irene Rich i “The Climbers. Louiso Fazenda in, . Astor in, “Cradle Snatchers.” COLLECTOR and salesman to sell well known glectric "hotisehold necessity. Apply 2475 COLLECTOR—Local and nearby: veferences and”small bond required. ~Call before noon. 907 al_building. o thoroughly experienced _man ounts: must have machine permanent position. Ad Star_ofi Lz knowledga of pastry, for mily: to g0 to Massachuseits fo and “then “return” tc ashington steady position: wages, $125: reference auired: " fare paid. Call Lincoln 3 after 9 p.m COLLECTOR, on_ furniture good eala n. a or re- -W month Savoy TR iy ilsson 1 Tivoli York A O Toneso hy Vel s o Ladies. non comedy. Navy reel. Colleen Moore_n “Naughty But Nice.” “Passion.” Charlie Chase Aesop Fable. comedy. Tna Q. Nilsson in Esther Ralston In Ladics.”” “Ten Modern Com- on comedy. mandments.” Topics. Navy reel. Pola_ Nesti in Jimmy Adams comedy. Jimmy Adams comedy. AL Wilon dn - Dynamite in ‘Three Miles Up." “Wolf's Trail.” Curiosity reel. “Let George Do It Snapshots. Serial. Cartoon. Review. “Esiher Ralston in Trol i “Ten Modern Com- “Lunatic at Large.”" mandments.” Topics. Comedy. Review. gzrh]. Ton Chaney n “Mr. Wu COMING ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON THEATERS 1“0l Tronsides | s wcular a- | (o} Iron: et with a recep! equal to that of 1 NS moun’ which Washin upery second | ational Sun. provided the story which deals with the exploits of the frigate Constitu- tion during her campaign against the Tripolitan pirates. The picture pre- sents some of the most thrilling bat- tle scenes ever screened. Comedy it supplied by Wallace Beery and George Bancroft. The magnascope effect, which has been the subject of widespread com- ment, offers a genuine thrill and a surprise. It is used chiefly in the battle scenes, giving a wealth of de- tail to the encounters hetween the | Constitution and the pirate ships and | the fort at Tripoli. KEITH'S—Karyl Norman. Karyl Norman, known as “The Creole Fashion Plate,” will top the bill at B. F. Keith’s Theater next He will be assisted by Bob Mamill and Jerry Green. Al Trahan and Vesta E. Wallace also will be featured in a classic, “The Curtain Speech,” by Frank Fay. Others will include Chain and Archer, singing comedians, in “Oh, I Did Not”; Countess Sonia's “Revue Satricon,” with Alex Sherer, supported by a cast of Russian singers and dancers; Jack Redmond, called “The Golf Wizard,” in * Golf Lesson"; Mary Marlowe in a “Cycle of Song Impressions.” and other acts to be announced later. EARLE—Hasoutra in “High Art.” The headline attraction at the Earle Theater, beginning next Sunday after- noon, will be Hasoutra, called *“The Golden Idol of Paris,” presented by George Choos, in “High Art,” a novel cameo, featuring Walter and Eliza- beth Reddick and including Alice Ha ward and Gordon Bennett, with si Adelaide and Hughes girls. This dance fantasy is staged by J. J. Hughes, half of the popular dance team of Adelaide and Hughes, with music by Gene Lucas. ‘The bill will include Bob Murphy i “Combining Business with Pleasure” Hite and Reflow, with Warren Boyd, in a character skit entitled “Their Back Alley,” and The Texas Four, “Easin’ Along Ooozin' Melodies,” a male quartet hailing from the Lone Star State. The photoplay will be Paramount’s production of “Time to Love,” star- ring Raymond Griffith, the high-hat comedian, supported by Vera Veron- ina and an able cast. An “Our Gang” comedy, entitled “Seeing the World,” the Kinogram News and orchestral and pipe organ music will complete the program. GAYETY—“White Cargo.” White Cargo,” Leon Gordon's thrilling melodrama, will be next week’s attraction at the Gayety Theater. Lewis Talbot has made no change in the cast of last season, which in. cludes Christine Cooper as Tondeleyo, the half-cast girl; Robert Burns, as Wetzel; Joseph Forte, as Langford; Maurie Morris, the doctor, and Ed. ward Hudson, William Marble, Denn Mullen, John C. Louden, Tom G Jones and Punghi Bunda. he en- gagement opens with the usual Sun- day ma STRAND—"“Pom Pom.” Next week's attraction at the Strand Theater will be Rose Barnard in “Pom Pom,” with a com y of 25 and an ensemble of 16 dancing girls. Charles Wilson, the eccentric come- dian, heads the cast, with Rose Ber. nard, and othe include Naomi ‘Wheeler, Betty Abbott, Nan Forrest and Marion Palmer. The production is in 14 scenes, with 16 musical numbers, and in add [it Barbara Bedford as leading lady and Ricardo Cortez as the young officer whom she loves. Benjamin Christen- n directed. METROPOLITAN—"Smile, Brother, Smile. Brother, Smile,” a First mal release, directed by John ancis Dillon nd featuring Jack Mulhall and Dorothy Mackaill, will be the screen attraction at Crandall's Metropolitan Theater next week, be- S fternoon. Added at- ns will include a two-reel com- Mile {edy, the Metropolitan World Survey and music by the Metropolitan Sym- phony Orchestra, under Daniel Brees- kin. “Smile, Brother, Smile,” is said to offe; story as up to date as tomor- row morning’s paper, with the princi- pal character a young shipping clerk who has ambition to become a travel- ing salesman. His appointment to an imortant territory is secured, and for the first week on the road he turns in an amazing number of orders. Then the subtle work of a renegade les manager in cahoots with an op- ion firm takes its toll, and the oungster finds it impossible to land an order. The manner in which the pretty telephone operator in the home office comes to the aid of the boy friend and lands him the biggest order in the history of the company leads to the climax of this rollicking film play. The supporting cast includes T. Roy Barnes, Philo McCullough, E. J. Rat- cliffe, Ernest Hilllard, Jed Prouty and Yola @’Avril. RIALTO—"“Out All Night.” Reginald Denny in his latest pic- ture, “Out All Night,” will be the at- traction at the Rialto, starting Sat- urday. Denny portrays the role of a wealthy young man, who meets, Woos and marries a musical comedy star, all in one night. After the wedding the bride discovers there is a clause in her contract with the theatrical company which calls for the forfeiture of $100,000 if she marries. Therefore, the newlyweds are forced to keep their marriage a secret, and how they try to see each other on their trip to London is said to provide hilarious entertainment. Marian_Nixon plays opposite the star, and others in the cast are Wheeler Oakman, who plays villain; | lies A Olive Tell fn_._ Richard Dix In lav of Beautg. “Manpower. corge Do 1t Hal Roach comedy. olor reel. News. Dorothy Earle, Ben Hendricks, jr.; Dan Mason and Lionel Braham. The Hemstreet Singers, girls, late of “Greenwich Village Fol- * are the stage features. They were trained by Frank Hemstreet. COLUMBIA—“The Big Parade” (Third Week). “The Big Parade, marching on through its second week at Loew's Columbia Theater, is announced for a third and final week, commencing ir melody , the story centers about Jim Apperson, a typical fun-loving Ameri- can, much like other rich meu’s sons, and his two buddies—Bull, & former Bowery bartender, and Slim, an ex- riveter—and their life in the dough- boy billets in rural ‘France. Jim meets Melisande, played by Renee Adoree, who in her wooden sabots and milkmaid's_garb is a figure of high romance. In the supporting cast are Karl Dane, Tom O'Brien, Hobart Bos- worth, Claire Adams and others. The showing here features the orig- inal musical gcore. LITTLE THEATER—“Variety.” Next week the fulllength film of “Variety,” the UFA production, star- ring Emil Jannings with Lyda de Putti, by special arrangement with the Famous Players-Lasky Corpora- tion, will be presented by the Motion Picture Guild at the Little Theater. This is the Berlin and New York version of this melodrama of German vaudeville life, a tale of the eternal triangle. Jannings has the role of a trapeze artist, who deserts his wife for another and more beautiful per- former, only to have his new mistress stolen from him by a brother acrobat. The direction, photography and theme of this picture are said to be unusually fine. The “Variety” shown in Washington some time ago was not the real ‘“Variety,” the Motion Picture Guild announces. Thus a pro- duction almost entirely new to Wash- ington is promised. The out-of-the-ordinary Guild short subjects and the music of the Little Theater Trio will complete the pro- gram. WARDMAN PARK— Tommy. The Motion Picture Guild announces “‘Sentimental Tommy,” the Paramount picturization of the Barrie story, with Gareth Hughes and a notable cast, as the attraction for the Wardman Park Theater next week, beginning Sunday night. The Guild, it is said, has received many requests for this picture and is ‘Sentimental I'T DOESN'T QUITE CLICH oTvo's tion there will he number of vaude- ville specialties offered by the princi- pals. On_ the Tuesday shown ‘“After Norma_§ Lips” Thu day. screen and Monda will by and Sunday Wednesday Midnight, followed Friday PALACE—"Mockery" Stage Sho ney, in his yer pictur nanno ter for Lon Ci Goldwyr the attract ced by Loew's Palace The the week begin- ning next S together with Al 4 : v of “Syncopating singing_tars, and the Chester Hale Girls in “Middinette the stage feature. Other ettractions will be Dick Leibert's or- gan music, M-G:M News, a comedy, and Loew's Palace Concert Orchestra under Don Felice, guest conductos Chaney in “Mockery” has the role of a strange, hermit like | worships a girl of the uppe and is content to 1 r slave if only he can serve her. by a s turn of fate, she placed in } power. The peasant becomes a leader, end, drunk with his power, all but de- stroys the thing he had loved. Then the nexpected happens in a dra- matie climax, and he pays with his for a digaster he could not avert cast is headed by nt who | r classes | | & ( 7 YOUR \DEA 15 PRETTY GO0 D, MR MWRENCH, BUT LAYOUT FOR THAT FOLL PAGE AD WAS MIGHTY G000, M NOT KNOCKIN (T, UMDERSTAMD - | 17 JusT Do T CLICK THAT'S ALL THE EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE TRAGEDY. | HEAR THEY LET vourG BULB EXEC BUT FOR Som < DIDTA READ THAT FIGHY STORY . M TH WEERLY WEERP ? THEY WAS A LOTTA GooD STUFF In (T BUT IT DipN'T QUITE cggn ~.Ed Wynn in 'sRllhb&r H"‘t!i.‘“ ennett comedy. Will Rogers reei. om Mix in !'l“'rn;) Ln:n Trun; i ooley comedy. T 5 Ny reel. happy to be able to present it to its patrons. It is said to represent a beautiful and tasteful picture, relating the story of a dreaming English lad, who finds that the world is not all he had imagined it to be, but recaptures his naive illusions again. It will be accompanied by Guild short reels and music. GIRL, 3, WINS FATHER SUSPENDED SENTENCE Man Had Been Accused of hreat- ening Another for Friendship With Wife. The 3-yearold daughter of John Earnest Sale, manager of the Sani- tary Grocery Store at 311 Fifteenth street northeast, was largely re- sponsible for his release under a sus- pended sentence yesterday. Sale was being tried in Judge Mattingly's Police Court, charged with making threats against Jesse M. Cook, 1108 Eighth street southeast, whom he accused of assoclating with Mrs. Sale. The little girl followed her father to the witness stand and won the sym- pathy of the court by demanding that she be taken up into his arms while he was testifying. Cook said that he did not know Mrs. Sale was married when he met her. Mrs. Sale contended she left her husband because of drink, but Sale denied this and sa!d that she de- serted him and his little daughter the first of the year. The judge ordered the defendant to put up a $300 bond and then suspend- ed the sentence. DISHWASHER olored. Brass R B Abply 510 Oth st. i orti; PR 18¢ sipite. for Ford, dellvery. G.iz';‘rv 3 r week. o 3 1008 Pa_ave "nwr o R DRIVER, reliable. “~r southern Maryland i reference reqi.ie The Arlington g _Co.. 26223 L A k7 5d w CESMAN idie-aged. for State age. experience and e Address Box 453.V, Star offic CERK. one or two Nights and Sundavs en Address_Box_ 460.¥, Star office. *_ ELECTRICIAN. automobile. must have had oxperience.” Potomac Battery & Electric Co.. n.w ated for millwork State ‘Address Box 470-V. Stir office. experience. FREE COURSE in life Insurance salesman- ship: night class now forming: earn while learning: whole or part time. Address Box 158:S_Star_office. HOUSEMAN. expert. One who' can drive car. Wyoming_ave. n.w. JANITOR—One who has some knowledze of painting_and repair work. References ired. _Apply Basement. 2500 K st. n.w I0R DRUG CLERK—Gentile only: state _experience: reference. Address Box Star_office. i LAWYER—Young _member of bar _who wWishes experience and opportunity to bexin Dpractice. State present employment: whether married; age: give brief statement of exper Address’ Box Star_office. 14% younz, to trim Rrocery etore win- dows. Washington-Baltimore territory. Axe 16 25. Must haye car. High school edu- ion preferred. No_experience lecessary. “haracter_above reproach in_every detail re auired. = Permanent work. Fine opportunity for Eight varty. Apoly in verson. ME. LOTHROP. Room 407, Franklin Square Ho: tel_at once. 16° MAN for Hoover department of large_local department _store. Inside and outeide work: Kood pay weekly if you qualify. No experi: ence necessiry_as we train you_thoroughly Avply Room 208, Bank of Commerce and Savings Bldg.. Corner 7th & E sts. n.w. * MAN. youns. to_ work in_wall paper store. Wonderful obportunity. = State age and pre: vious experience, if any. Address Box 438 V. Star office. 16% All-around cleaning and pressing man. catur_213 cellent opportunity for capable to manage a real estate business. See arnest. Mt. Rainier. Md. 15+ MAN. anto mechanic, white or colored. W. A, Divis, Annapolis State Defense Highway. 13, miles east of Lanham. Md. . MAN. young. white for general worl store. Neat appearing and not_afrai worl,_Liberal Store, 434 7th st. n.w ignition_and battery. 1703 6th st. Ww. " North 7751 MAN, cook, for lunch room. Apply 1431 P tonw, 13¢ MAP DRAFTSMAN—One goo0d on_drainage lettering and _ waterlining preferred. Call Columbla 4025 for_appointment. wanted Reference. immediately 2212 age, I8 part; 8 in of COOLIDGE AND KELLOGG HOPE TO GO TO HAVANA President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg both hope to be able to attend the opening of the sixth Pan Ameri- can Conference in Havana, Cuba, next January. L Neither will plan to leave the coun- try, however, until certain that no matters of importance here will claim their attention at that time. The President considers it imposs‘ble to decide finglly so far ahead whether such a_trip will be expedient. Sec- retary Kellogg rather expects to visit the conference but will not decide finally until late in the year. —By WEBSTER. YEAH,THEY PUT it 1 TH' SHIPPING Room A HE DIDN'T QUITE oUS VDO T KNOW WHAT IT |5 ABOUT HAMK . HE'S GOT GOOD BUSINESS TUOGMENT. HE'S GOT BETTER THAN AVERAGE UTIVE ABILITY AND HE'S HONEST, REASaM OR OTHER HE DOESN'T QUITE CLICK shi bas H | Wrlto Yo' The' Hermansons MECHANIC'S HELPER, first-class. thorough- iy experienced on all makes of cars for- ences required. See Mr. O Connor, Rear 1137 17th st. n. MEN for out door work, taking orders under direction of manager: no_experience required. Call 10 to 12, Mr. Kerr. 1319 YOUNG MEN—One of the largest real estate firms in the city has an opening for two young men in the sales depart- ment. Address Box 430-V, Star office. ALESMAN. Thoroughly experienced sales- man for our rug department; permanent position, pleasant surroundings. Apply at once, employment bureau, GOLDENBERG'S, FOURTH FLOOR. MEN —WHO CAN HANDLE NA-| IGNALLY ADVERTISED| GOObS; WE SELL AT CASH PRICES AND GIVE LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS: A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR LIVE MEN. SEE MR. 'BLUM, BE- TWEEN 8:30 AND 10 AM,, AND 4 AND § P.M. 1004 F ST. N.W. - HELP—MALE AND 2 AMATEUR theatrical talent. Apply 6 p.m. Princess Theater. 1119 H st. ne. MAN AND WIFE—Woman must be first. atler. houseman and Call_Adams _7543. eograph’ work. _Phone Decatur WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS_wanted to sell our coupons: wol derful_offer. ~Clinedingt Photographic Stu: dios. 733 14th st. n.w. MEN AND WOMEN, several to_sell well es- tablished. high-grade line household and toi- let_articles: house-to-house canvassing: com- mission basis. See Mr. Herbert, 227 E st. n.w.. bet. 10 and 12 a.m. 16¢ WANTED—SALESMEN 1O YOU NEED reliable_cooks. mai gen.. part. day's helper? = Reference. Tur 1096, 1343 T st. n.w. SALESMEN, experienced window shade ai shecialty. for outside work: only hustiers Tised “apply. For. appointment phone Mr. Simons. Adams' 2247, Detween 8 and 8 on jne . Apply 1118 Barr Can Earn $3 an Hour. SELL XMAS CARDS. The most beautiful line in America and we pay unusually largs commissions: cards sell on sight, We deliver and collect. _Call in_person or write. SAMPLE BOOK FREE. OPEN "EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVEN: IENCE. "~ PROCE! NGRAVING CO.. 206 hillips Blde.. 927 15th st. n.w. SALESMEN — TWO HIGH- CLASS, WELL DRESSED MEN OF GOOD PERSON- ALITY TO SELL BANK STOCKS, IN WHICH WE SPECIALIZE. MUST BE MEN OF CHARACTER AND ABILITY WITH CLEAN "ORDS AND UNQUES- TIONABLE REFERENCES. APPLY SUITE 216, TRANS- PORTATION BUILDING. prame e e e T NSTRUCTION COURSES. HECLP AND SITUATIONS.' HELP—FEMALE. (Continued.) SITUATION—MALE. (Continued.) Y GYRL. Dright_young. for office work sgr“ro Star salary exvecied. Address Box 06-V. LADIES—Ws have a wondertul opportunit 10 moro ladies to ndvertise Rolco Prod- o ADDIY 1013 International Buildine. a 5¢ capable. reliable. for girls’ club: | economical buyer_and set a good fable. Ad- | dress Box 55.-V. Star office. WAVER and all-around operator: | soii: algo apprentice. Margaret skin’and acalp specialist, est. 10 1145 Conn. ave MILLINERY ADI Francine Shop, 1110 F st _ SALESLADY. experiot v i Apoly 1778 Tth st 1w s ADIES—$25 migion " {0 atart.’ ex 16 Insurance Bldg.. 15th and Fya Mon.. Ties an' Wed: ~ Appiy 2 to 7 pm._ SALESLADIES--Voung. energetic. with at traciive personality mist be thoroughly ex- perienced in selling bakery products: io bun- rappers: Dermanent position to . .ht write full particulars. Address fox 2.V St ofce. : SALESWOMAN. dom of ago. cailing on housewl ahe 0th necessity: $ ‘Apply _(morni 1100 “dresses and Mr. Spiro ry and Tiberal com- rionce unnaceasary. | ST cxpel work: girl not over 30 years of age Protestant preferred: splendid position with | pable girl. Address Box | WHITE_WOMAN in need of kood home to live with 6""". coupls as_companion for V]h‘rln. 4910 9th st. n.w. Phone Lo!um'hm WOMAN of refinement free to travel is of fered unusual compensation for interview- ing_mothers in connection with educational matter: give details to schooling and ex- perience.__Address_Box 39-S. Star_office. WOMAN, refined, white. to help care for small child: $5°a week. 1223 Vermont o1 < 0 G LADY—Must be good stenogra T, experienced secretary. with knowledge of bookkeeping. neat appearing. Kood person: ality. mot more than 30 ye of age and single. To the one who qualifies there is a | permanent” position awaiting with a_salary of $1.200 per annum to start. Only those with the above aualifications need apply Name, address. phone number and at least three references must be given with applica- tion . Address Box 480-V. Star office. . experienced. youth- | 1stomed to the better trade. Addres® Box 402.V. Star office. 253 YOUNG LADIES (8). age 18-23. for special ireylation work: must be free to travel: alary. $15 per week and all expenses paid Call Mr. Grant, Room 220. Georgs Mason Hotel. 911 a.m., 7-9 p.m., for appointments. Alexandria, Va. 14° EARN $1,000 IN SPARE TIME. Sell beautiful large engraved Christm: greeting_cards 10c each up. including nam: mples (agents smaller towns wanted, yphers Card Co.. Buffalo. N. Y, ¢ NURSE, white, for child 16 months old. References and ex- perience required. Permanent place for the right person. Tele- phone Franklin 4500. $2.00 TO $5.00 PER HOUR Made in spare time. showing our beautiful ersona’ Christmas cards. Samples free. We elp _yon. Best commissions James weekly, Lee Greefing Card Co.. 29 S. Clinton. Chicago. Dept. 220, WOMEN— 3 capable to make $40 a week selling nationally advertised goods at special factory price on easy terms. A wonderful op- portunity for hustlers; respect- able out-of-door work; experi- ence not absolutely necessary. See Mr. Blum between 9 and 10 a.m. and 4 and 5 p.m. 1004 F St. $10 Day Extra, Spare Time. Friends, business connections. neighbors use busitiess and personal Christmas cards. You can got their orders. Build a permanent business: ‘thousands do: biggest commission spmple book free: experience - sgary.! Wm. N, Toothilh 325 W, Madison, Chicago. Representatives wanted in I towns aiso. . HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK. white. country: very hest expericnce required: first-clas iving “conditions. Box 078, Warrenton, Va. COOK and general houseworker: must b ex- perienced; i S13 per week: stay nigl g COOK and general ho}-so%wo;ni]e{: no Tundry refergnen: required. 2 Biltmors st. n.w. Phone Col. 2058. 15% GENERAL_HO care one child: est, references. m3¥l7 T W, ‘);n'rth PLUMBER and_steamfiter wants work or wiil contract he Adams 10452, W Thornhill 16¢ OR_LAW STUDENT. possessing am ar. desires connection with law firm or ir vestigation work: knowledge of stenograph and_can handle office correspondence. Adams 1857-W 140 STENOGRAPHER-TYPIS <ent_emnloyed dest vkkeeping experience. Will do other work i 35V, Star_office oxperienced. ontlon 3 toror ‘marn £ by Cuy or week city 18 S et now 11 GIRL 88 Iy wishes wo Adiress Rox sition with fMce mxperis Box 440.V emergency D ard mathemaiics. m experien YOUNG GIRL YOUNG LADY offiee d_woman. good 1 whole or part t 3 15! Eu WORK or maid in RAL HO v 614 Que st. w0od reference. i Iored_wishes general hou: 14 GIRL, colored, as maid ar ity reference. GIR] hamber- maid colore Wwants position s all_Col. 4540 GIRL. neat family or doctor's oi ma work cleaninz ~Mce G colore 2 Call or writs, 1109 G st or apt.: refined. nw._Apt. 10 A GIR] Tor zeneral honsework, nrivate family. plain_coo! 183 STAID, cook or piace clean store or ofl refined, polite colored woman: first-cla calored. in :_experienead. _Nor 2.J. PART TIME, dav's work. nurea or gener hous>work wanted by reliable colored wom- - references. Call_ o as chambe 1216 T st wait oman. n.w " colored. wants d; Call_Franklin_3098. 1 preferred. ave. ne.. care of reliable. colored ousework: can stay nights North_4423 " colored. wishes place day's work. 1016 16th st. ne. cor. Levis st Marion ‘rances Davis 0. Knox. for cookine or Teter- Tennic 16¢ WOMAN, colored. wants dav's work or laun- dry to take homa. Call 1020 30th st, nw. 3 neat. bl workers. C: want 4845, WOMEN, colored: Tel nl as general nport st. n.w. GIRL, colared, “wishes position as helper. Appiy 119 Mass. ave. n. janitor. YOUNG WOMAN week or day: goo mother's wanta_work olored. Adams_ 663 €00K. GENERAT, HOUSEWORK and laundry. part time._Call 1305 Clifton st. Apt. 3. ' _* PERSONAL. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. Apply_428 Sth_st. 16° F st n.w. Room 907. MEN to sell a line of household product flavors, etc., direct. 518 Jenifer Bldg, 7u and D ‘sts ‘ MEN—Salary. $30 per week. _Wanted five younz men of character and education and ambition. high “school graduates preferred. between 23 and 30 years of age. at salary $30 per Week to start to represent {n Wash- ington one of the largest life insurance companies: education. free under our life insurance class qmr: forming: references. nder and radiator men. s " Good working _conditions. Abpiy_Mr. Murphy. 613 G st. n.w. NIGHT WATCHMAN, white, must have good reference. Will be expected to_keep prem- ises clean. _Address Box 208-S. Star office. PAPERHANGER. painter, handy man In apartment house or hotel Tepair work: good position for sober. energetic, painstaking. re- iablo man. State salary desired_and refer- ence, when available, Address Box 477-V. Star office. 14 PRESSER—Hand_presser. must be experi- enced. Men's clothing department. Meyer's Shov. 1331 F st. SALESMA furniture, stallment accounts. Must have previous can- vassing experience and who can furnish best reference. Permanent position to right man. Liberal drawing account against commission. Avply in_person to The Gibson Furniture Co.. 410 8th st. se. SALESMAN, _automobile: good to worker. 'Apply Pohanka Servi ave. s.o. To_solicit_new in- Droposition . 854 Fa WANTED — MEN _AND WOMEN _FOR hotels, clubs. “avartments, schools. colleges, institutions, restaurants, cafeterias—demand GIRL, colored._for_reneral honsework. good Telephone references: supper: stay Phone Main 3408 increasing daily—experience not necessary. age is no obstacle—you can train in few months for good position: 1 to 10 gradu- ates in Wasbington's best hotels. “Free Em- ployment Bu covers the whole country. vening classes now forming: classes limit- ed: enroll earli. school n'ipn 30 am. to 9 E EL TRAINING KT WIS~ HO CHOOLS. Pa. ave. at 23rd st. 1,800 A YEAR NOT SO BAD, TO START with. for a Boyd stenographic_student of 3 maonths’ trainis Aaithough 30-0odd others o1 2 s forming. RETARIAL SCHOOL, G st. nr. 14th. _ _ BEAUTY CULTURE—EARN MORE MONEY in beauty culfure. Demand for trained work- ers steadily growlng. Short comprehensive course fully prepares you. Day and evenin; Sexsions. The Honour, School. Sulte. 303305 Rurchell Bld.. 817 14th st. ' Fr. 5131, AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT _ QUICKLY; expert licensed lady instructress; 15 years' experience. Call Conover. West 3068, 2128 H et n.w. 18+ ©_WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT for drawing_ large studio offers unusual of portunity for practical training _evening will interview only those desirous of mak: ing_commercial art their profession. Ad- dress_Box_131-M._Star_office. PRIVATE TUTORING BY YALE GRADU- ate in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, cal- culus. commercial arithmetic, bookkeeping. Mr. BUC ER. Franilin 4827, 14° SALESMAN, —younr. furnishings 'store: salary and commission. Address Box 348-Y. Star_office. SALESMAN 1o interview Washington busi- nesses: nothing to sell: good character only. Robison_ National Clearing Co.. Inc., Mr. Myers. Dist. supersisor, Bartland Hotel, Apt. 70, 810 a.m. 30-8:30_p.m. SALESMAN o sell wholesale meats to Tunch rooms and boarding houses: must underatand the busine car: commission and salary :“right man can earn from $75 to $100 a week. 1428 7th, between 5 and 6:30. experienced, zent's BEAUTY CULTURE—Compieto courss. 50, including marcelling. = permanent waving, manlcuring, ete.. day and evening clagses: Martin's, and Col 5 0. Col. 6081, Gt s PRIVATE TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD operating s easy to learn and fascinating work:_you become self-supporting. at . the least po ll::l:mtx%eanl‘fl 12"{.! epohxo‘nnrdsfill\dmfil e 3 14th _and N. o Ve B gt UNIVERSITY GRADUATE AND EXPER enced teacher desires a few ‘private pupil roferences exchanged. _Franklin 5101, _16% SALESMEN—I{ you are willing to work wé San place you in & permanent territory which it "assure & good . income. SOlling A Datented. o priced” utility _ article ' With strong_anpeal to automobile and home u:vn- ers. “Address Box_443-V. Star office. SALESMEN—$25 salary and liberal com- iseion to start: married men preferred. 216 hurance Bide . Toth and 1 'ste, Monday: Tuesdny and Wednesday, apply 2-7 p.m. 14 E 3 onced. capable fitting Righ- “*Xpply Manager. Sterling Shoo .. EN. experienced: none but P Herbert's, 1227 G SHOE SALI experienced need apply. Bt n.w. 5 T SOLICITOR—Oid-established coffee an ut- e emts A cxperienced. hotse t0-house solicitor: ‘only @ hustler considered: state age and particulars; starting salary, $20. Ad- dress_Box 360. Star office. 14 STEAMFITTER'S _HELPER. _experienced, with_car. _Address Box 475-V. Star office. ¢ STENOGRAPHER, experienced. Apply Saks & Co.. 7th_and Penna. ave. n.w. ER, colleke graduate, strong in EnF- A ond mathematics. Address Box 37.V, Star_office. — 15° TNDE ER wanted_for new custom Coua T ADDIY at oncer 705 Bih'St. nw: WAITER. e ced, must_be quick_and AT Ca T eferences. . Portland Cafe. Portland Hotel. 14th_and VANTED—] employment for thres men ANTED IS Sreommendations. and Who have reasonable education. Average earnings around $80.00 per week after nmnfilnl two weeks in training. Phone Main 7254 for anpointment_between 10 and 4. . : W A MAN—Middle-aged man an: o to T A misen. Man to act as watchman and @ 1lent. work around premiscs. Address Box 330-1, Star office.___ = MAN to work in drug store: must 5628 Conn. ave. i YOUNG_MAN,_in drug etore. Address Box 250-V. Star_office. EARN $1,000 IN SPARE TIME. 1 engraved Christm: ";"u'!:l'r'é'."‘i'cc e S incluaing o enge Ay phers Card Co., Buffalo, N. Y CONTACT MAN FOR ADVERTISING AGENCY. One willing to take a chance with a newly organized v, Proposition on a partner- younger man preferred. 1705 Green gt Harrisburg. P $10 Da Friends yea, Dusiness’ and porson: o Extra, Spare Time. usiness connections. neighbors Christmas c uild a permanent commission I¥ YOU WANT A GOOD POSITION, TAKE 3 course in Grexg shorthand, touch iype- writine. bookkeeplng or elyll “service in Wood's' Commereial School. 311 B, Capitol st. Telephone Lincoln 38. 41 years' success {n’ preparing persons for ‘business bositions. Very iiberal monthly_rates COURSE 1IN LIFE INSURANCE salesmanship. ~ Night class now forming. Earn while learning. Whole or part time. Address Box 150-5. Star_office. FORMER, TEACHER OF LANGUAGES. CO- lumbia College, 80 violin_ teacher, wishes Dosition. Col. 4236, 3 8th st. n.w. 20% AUTO DRIVING: EXPERIENCED INSTRUC- tress. 1 can teach you to drive. permits._Phone Decatur 300, apt. 413. * VING LESSONS BY OLD EXPE- structors: satisfaction ins: ffeurs_furnished. _Call Linc. 8: “I DO NOT CHOOSE” —to work longer at my present vocation, as it pays only $16500 a month and I have reached #he limit. That what he us_and then enrolled for a course in ... New classes forming this week for the Fall term. Easy tuition payments. Positions for sraduates. Particulars on re- “LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE, 405 9th St. N.W. Main 7839, 14° GIRL—Neat young colored girl, work from X live near 18th and Columbla rd. er. Dl GIRL for general housework: no washing references. ~ Wisconsin 2819." 6317 Conn. ave.. Chevy Chase. JETECTIVE stnvxhrl;; f?srm“;{,fi.’.‘,‘ efficient., tabliched 42 vears. Frankiin 6700, Never closed. - BRADFORD. INC.._Transportation_Building. 25° RINDERGARTEN—CHILDREN 3 _TO years: modern_methods: normal graduat arrangements made for boarding children. North_680. L4 —WATCHES JEWEL direct. “Save 33% to 50¢%. Cash or ap- nroved term hes insured for lifetime. Phone_Adams 5 reprasentative_will ca BUY ~ DL GIRL to do general housework and cooking: family of adults: city references required Brunschwig's. corner 8th and E = MATD AND COOK wanted: must have first- class_references: adult family of 3. Tele- phone Wisconsin_3628. 5-8 p.m. MAID. experienced. for general housework: 3 nights each week. Apt. 403. HELPER, nable pay. competent: _room. Call 6518 7th st. COMFORTABLE HOME OF NURSE voted to the care of invalids and conva- lescents. For appointment phone Adame 1833 Kalorama._rd o PAY $2 TO S10 FOR SUITS GVER: v “highest prices for_ ladi e clothng - lukEAge . M 3318 WAS LOTHING E 3D st hours 9 1o Massachusetts ave. en i yeal 35 week. nw 1322 PARTNER wanted in_established dance stu- dio: _experienced preferred. Address Box 325.V. Star_office. 14% WHITE WOMAN, 00d cook: morning and evening_ work in apartment: referen wages. $30 a month. _North 5873. i WOMAN, settled, white. for plain cooking and genéral housework: must' be fond of children and willing to hielp with them: ¢ nights: $45 month: best references requir 513 Maple Ridge rd. Battery Park. Md. Bradley 318.J. WOMAN. white. experienced cook and gen- eral houseworker: small family: new house: suburban location. "Northwest section: must have references and be willing to stay nights. Position offers excellent home for right per- son. _Phone Shepherd 3148. WOMAN, white, refined. wanted: upstairs work and assist with grown children: best of wages: reference required. Phone Adams 6506_ Address 4805 Colorado_ave. YOUNG LLADY WHO HAS OPERATED OWN dressmaking shop and had vart advertising and ink experience, wants connection. LADY HAVING HAD FINANCIAL RE- verses, seeking employment. would like to borrow $300 on diamond ring worth double tho amount.’ Address Box 405-V. Star office. NTED_CONNECTION BY DRIVER AND m‘r for t‘“\'l»(ra(k racing, Address Box WILL C 3 ARE FOR CHILDREN TN PRIVATE 5 keels,” Tnauire 1120 7th st ne rred CABINET BATHS baking. elec. Swe tions by sraduate MASSEUSE — GRADUATE 1IN treatment for nerves and rheumatism: 910 7. 1102 14th st. n.w. WOMAN. colored, general housework: stay nighta: references. 2524 13th st. WOMAN., settled. or girl to assist with child and _housework in suburl Clarendon 847-F-11. < WOMAN. cook, Touseworker. stay nigh references required: small family in suburbs, Wisconsin 3024, X W SITUATION—MALE. LADY TO SHARE ONE ROOM. KITCH ette. bath apartment at Burlington Hote references required. _Apartment_346. 15 OPPORTUNITY FOR INVALID. CONVA Tescent, secure _beautiful room overlooking Rock Creek park. aiso room with private bath and sleeping porch avail- nurse's own special di- skilled nursing: cases invited: private nurses furnished: pro- fessional references. Adams 7188. ACCOUNTANT — Young _man qualified to handle ail phases of accounting desires eve- ning work. Address Box 358-V. Star office. A MOTHER IN a trained nurse. w ehildren of_early school age: $2 780, BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY: extensive dou- ble-entry commercial experience: proficient stenogranher: capable of taking charge of office and handling men. Address Box 254-V. Star_office. . BOORKEEPER, exverienced. _desi bonks to keen. Nominal charge. "Tocal rpt- crence. Address Box 463-V, Star office. * s st _of Shopherd i NG TLADELPHIA. SATURDAY Peerless sedan: 4 passengers, $3 each: Address Box 445-V. Star office. WITH AL T v kraduate of class A hool who has passed a recent D. active ice desired. Address BOOKKEEPING and clerical work: several years' experience: can furnish reference. Ad- dress_Box 350-V. Star office. 15¢ CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC. first-class refer- ences: Rolls-Royce experience and other cars. 1622 17th_st. n.w. 18 CHAUFFEUR—Private car." Refined. expe- rienced. North 10407, 2002 Oth st. nw. * FURNITURE REPAIR _MAN—Pennsylv. nian, all-around: understands packing. cra ing:" long_time 'job desired. ~Address Box @1°v,_Star_office. JANITOR, colored. no children. wishes place a8 lanitor: experienced: handy with tools. Franklin 4720-W. i JANITOR or fireman desires position. Re- liable. City reference. 1030 Fairmont st. WANTED—BOOKKEEPERS AND OTHERS to study accountancy. the best pald profes- sion, Well known Waltor - peciciicel G, TA ool couree tanghs by en Booklet “descriptive of courss furnished ‘upon reguest. STRAYER COLLEGE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. HELP FREE: North 0334—500 _colored b A e ok drivers, janitors: waltress-pastry cook. $200. 2125 llllhs PROTRERS BN YMENT ‘vocatiopal coun- st. n.w. Main 8671. S R S DO ST e Boyd Employment Service. OFFICE POSITIONS. Freo resigtration. Washinrton Employment Exchange: no chi 1 - 2480. SR e Sl 1aoi7th and . N T Transportation HELP—FEMALE. * BOOKKEEPER, experienced. doubls entry: e ay' Mr. indlum, Tl et Avgl tp S furdl EOORFEPERIVPIST, wil e, T '8¢ i SRk P s Tar, S e GIRLS, _em ‘waffles, cakes and cisasg.” 111 v, 4 rienced; Tonna. ave. JANITOR OR HOUSEMAN. Call or wi W. H. Waddy. 1808 3ith si. n.w. a MAN. mature, capable and_energetic. with wide 'business’ experience. thorough knowl- edge of law and particularly apt in legal research, stenography, bookkeepink and ac- counting. ~ Address Box” 173-V. Star office. A 1 it Aot aly Cexerioncon in _resta rrg‘n; and shoppe. Address Box 464-V. !. o MAN, all-around labor foreman, with 12 Lo excaating. > On (et can Dus “'2‘3‘3’. ‘Ar‘] fleld az'fi MN_st. b\ AN, young, married, wants jol o”‘flicg.:d M. Can drive. "Frank %chlu:dwu. nut st.. Lyon Park. Va. t, lored, ol 1 gfl‘vnh amily ‘a5 chai 'J?”n-mufi'su 3 MAN. young, colored. as —dishwasher or Call’ 5032 "Rock Creel houseman. efc. Church rd. MANAGER of restaurant or caleteria: 14 years’ experienece: or will unite with man with capital on commission basis. Address Box 487-V. Star_office. 14 OFFICE MANAGER, male. 30 years experi- ence. offers services g er. - rt in handling details. l\l?l ondent. formulatin, rty-seven Gy N R .“". %.”éx Hib .'a,u;;-. EVI- seciired. B NFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS. dence “and information _secretly Consultation free. HAYES. INC. DBuilding, $10 17th_st. Main 6998, COLORED — BEST CARE GIVEN SMAL] children from 1 to 6 years of age. 150 Oth st nw. EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED. Wond d DELLA 2 Pow. Potomac 3460, HOME. FOR INVALI led. Write for particul B HAMM, 14 RS. OVERST! nap fastener 1513 281 children, 5 1047 Biltmore s s 8 'TED—MISCELLANEOUS. UES ™~ 0ld «old silver. _diamo! Arnold. 1323 APPAREL (mon's, women' Get “together discarded hil ends, misc. household article €te., an uy_them for rummage sale. Phone Mr. Winger. Frank. 6016-W. __15° APPA] for rummage sale bought. Get together whatever you have in ladies'. men's d children's or household goods and call M. Cohen, Fr. 0152 or 248D, or bring it 0 407 . n.W. BICYCLES—Boys' or girly’. racers preferred, wanted in any condition: must be reasonable. Phone Col. 3666, BOOKS BOUGHT. M. 3643, Paul Pear man_1711_G_st_n.w eld” elasses CAMERAS. thing _you have to sell 833._11th tools. Groce' uns. _any- Franklin CAS and fixtures of eve - . aum. 903 E st. n.w., ;‘r. 'RE—Call seen it, and ti compare prices. 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