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BLACK JOKER BY ISABEL OSTRANDER, (Continued from Yesterd: “Shot, I think!” Janet's voice trembled. “There were stains on his + shirt and from his mouth! “Through the lungs, then.” Sawyer nodded in a matter-of-fact manner. “Wonder who got him?"” It looks as though there had been a terrible struggle!” Janet deseribed the appearance of thé room, and-her companion suggested: “Maybe a fight with some of his own gang. Did you get what you went after?” “No,” Janet replied without hesita- tion. “When I saw him lying there like that 1—I forgot everything else! “Then must you see Nat tonight RBawyer asked. “Won't you Jet me take you back to town, to Mrs. Kerr?” “Oh, I—I couldn’t!” she exclaimed. “There's a reason I can't explain! I only wanted to find out from Nat who my—my father's best friend was—the one he trusted most. I've got to see that person now!” Her voice had trembled again, this time with an emotion which she could no longer control, and her companion scanned her face sharply in the glow of the dash lamp. “It's—as serious as that!” was oddly hushed, ‘Yes. Mr. Sawyer, you knew my father, of course ou must know how every one has lied to me, kept me in the dark! Mrs. Kerr the most of all! 1 was_ told that my father had gone abroad to search for me, tuat he had sent messages of his postponed re- turn—all lies! My father did not go abroad, none of you have known where he was! He hasn’'t been seen since the. day before I reached America!” Sawyer jammed the brakes. “How do you know that?” he de- manded. Mr. Mariott told me, then Norman. But Norman told me more! He said that my father was dead—boasted that they had killed him!” The young man’s ruddy face went white und. with a sharp, half- #mothered exclamation he bent to- ward her, “Miss Dane! You don't believe that! You know it must have been some trick tp make vou tell whatever you might have learned!” His tone was protesting, but Janet divined that he was attempting to convince himself as much as to re- ussure her. “Can you, can any of you, deny that my father has disappeared? Can vou- prove that you have heard from hini direct, that he is anywhere on the iace of the earth? There was a little pause and then he replied frankly: “No, Miss Dane, we can’t. We've all been wild with anxiety, but we lept the truth from you to spare you Dain and tried ih every way to pro- ct you. Your father does things on his own initiative and we had hoped that he had dropped out of sight for =ome good reason of his own, for the yurpose of bringing off some masterly coup against both factions that have tried to beat us out in this game. He s too astute to have been caught, pecially by Norman's gang! It was « cruel attempt to frighten you and Lreak your spirit, siothing more!” Janet shook her head. “I am certatn that it is the truth!” There was aworld. of . desolation. in lier {one. - “Please- .drive on, Mr. Bawyer. I didn‘t aan to tell you, first, or any one, biit.that scene back there shook my nerve, and it seemed as i T couldn’t carry the burden alone any longer! I want to 8o to the per- 2on in whom my father confided most, 10 learn his wishes in a certain mat- ter, and then I have friends -of- my owwn to whom I can go.” Evidently realizing ¢ JSutility of further argument ‘tlefi, JMWwyer drove vn to the hangar,. but Nat_ had not returned nor had -any’ Wotd come Irom him. *“I'll:drive you back to- the city, of course, but if you will not go to Mrs. Xerr, I don’t really know what I am to do with you, Miss Dane!” the voung man remarked. “I don’t live there myself and haven't any friends I could take you to without an ex- ylanation,” “l have some mvney of my own; herhaps you can arrange for quarters for me at some hotel. touch with my frlends tomorrow, Janet replied wearily, but as deter- mined as ever, “You can bring Nat 10 _me there when you find him.” ‘With this Sawyer was forced to be content, but he privately, decided on certain plans of his own for the mor- row, and conversation hetween them His tone l?t“ed on the return journey to the city. : He found rooms for her in an old- fashioned hotel and took leave of her, promising to telephone in the morn- ing, and Janet followed the porter to her suite. She was utterly worn out by the" events through which she had passed; grief for her father had taken-its toll of her and to it was added now her suspense as to Philip Mariott's fate and the over- Wwhelming -horror of her experience in the house by the willows. . She slept, but her slumber was troubled by horrid visions and morning. found her depressed and still shaken. ‘With two of his ruffians bound and helpless, and only the third and the woman left to aid him, Norman must have been captured by the sail- ots from the yacht even if he had killed Philip first. She had nothing more to fear from him, though May Carlin might still have to be reckon- ed with, but Janet felt little concern. She had not failed to divine Ranny Sawyer's attitude on the previous night, however; that earnest young man had made up his mind to pro- tect her in spite of her wishes in the matter and she was heartily sick of espionage. She knew now where to find Nat if she wanted him but first she must know what had happened to Philip. In lieu of baggage she paid for a night's lodging in advance and the sun was not yet high when she left the hotel, ostensibly to go in person to the station for her bags, but in- stead wandered about the city in a very fever of impatience. At its best speed, the yacht could not have reached the remote island again until the night before; it would not make Boston until the afternoon and night would come before Janet could hope to learn anything concerning Philip. At Boston, however, she knew there would be a message await- ing him from Luey telling him of her own disappearance, and surely it would bring him post-haste to the city. If she could find the house where he had held her in duress. and manage to watch it herself unseen she would know the truth. If he had escaped he would come there! The Priscilla Gray tea shop! That had been the name on the establish- ment opposite and, waiting until dusk had fallen, lest Lucy's sharp eyes re- cognize her, Janet found the ad- dress in a telephone book and made her way there. She found it to be a modest but very dainty little restau- rant presided over by two refined el- derly women and, ordering tea and muffins, seated herself at a table be- hind the curtains of the front window. There across the street was the house which she had entered with such Joyous anticipation .of meeting her father! There, in one of those flaunt. ing window boxes filled with bloom lay buried the message she had deciphered, the secret of this whole mysterious affair which was still in the main a mystery to her! She could not remain more than a half-hour at most, in the tea shop; where could she hide when darkness had fallen to keep her vigil through the night? Then all at once she caught her lip betwben her teeth and clasped her hands tightly beneath the table. The front door opposite was opening slowly, and outlined by the glow of the light behind her a woman's figure appeared! Was it Lucy? She hesi- tated & moment in the gloom of the vestibule and then emerged and stood upon the steps, gazing anxiously up and down. . It was not Lucy but a tall woman with a splendid figure and masses of pale-gald hair beneath her hat and Janet realized instantly that she had seen her before. Her features were almost classically beautifyl, #ut-spmes how they should have betn aged, lined, the hair gray and that -erect form bowed. . , . It was the woman who had come to her as the false Letty and lured her to the house! The conviction came to Janet in a flash, but she knew, too, that some- time, somewhere, she had encounter- ed the woman as she now was. It was dim, a faint memory, and while she searched her thoughts for the elusive recollection the limousine in which she herself had' twice ridden pulled up at the curb. The woman turned laughingly to some one behind her and, with the ges- ture, Janet knew the truth. She was the “Mrs. Graham” wro with a male companion had posed as Amer- ican tourists and had picked her up almost at the convent gates, taking her to Marseille in their car! Philip THE. EV. had told her long ago that they were his agents. . . . Then a low cry came from the girl's lips, for a_man had followed the woman out of the vestibule and, slipping his hand beneath her arm in an intimate, protective fashion, piloted her down the. steps and into the waiting car, ~ It rolled smoothly away, but Janet dat motionless, staring at the place ‘where it had stood. The man was Philip Mariott! CHAPTER XLVI “A Face From the Dead OR a long,time Janet sat at the table in the Mttle’tea-shop, but her muffins hardened and the tea itself grew epld. Philip Mar- iott was safe, the sailors had béen in time to rescue him, but it was not the Philip of that Island dream. He had never existed-save in her own too credulous heart. The man who had bent in such loverlike fashion over the golden haired woman as he asrsist- ed her down to the car was the Ma iott who was her Sworn antagonist! He had not hesitatéd to lure her to his house with a cruel false message about her father; but she had scored one against him when she drugged him and took from him the crypto- gram, but he had retaliated! He was determined to win it away from her, and when they were captured by Norman, and he saw that neither shock nor grief nor fear would make her give up the secret, he had tried a counterfeit of love! He told her that he played the game according to his own rules, and how easily she had been deceived! What a little fool he must think her! Jan. et's cheeks burned with the recollec- tion. How clearly she could see now that her eyes were opened! There hadn’t been any mistaking his atti- tude toward that woman just now; there was possession in it, and pride and—love. Aware at last that the elderly wait- ress was hovering near, regarding hi with curiosity not untinged with un- easiness, Janet beckoned to her, paid her bill and went out into the shad- ows, Her dream was over; shattered! It did not matter, though, nothing mattered but to carry out her father's plans, for even if he had loved her it would have been hopelcss, They Wwere separated forever by this hideous affair that had cost her father his life! They were as far apart as the poles and never could they have met again in those hours when death stared them in the face. Still—oh, if the memory of that time could only have been left to her unchanged! She wandered on, heedless of the assing of time and unaware in the depths of her bitter disillusionment that a car had purred softly out of the shadows beyond the tea shop and followed slowly in her wake, through every twist and turning. It was only when the blaze of lights in the theatri- cal district brought her to a consciou: ness of her surroundings that she was aware of gay, jostling throngs pouring out of the playhouse and realized that it must be well on toward midnight. There remained still the accomplish- ment of her task! If she had been duped by her father's enemy in the most cowardly, despicable fashion, it was her own fault for lowering her flag, but at least he had failed in his design! He had not learned the secret from her nor succeeded in persuading her to renounce the vow she had made to herself and now, soon, he would realize that she alone was responsible for the final collapse of his cherished scheme. The long line of taxis at the public stand on the great, blazing thorough- fare was emptying fast, but Janet hailed one and asked: ‘Have you plenty of petrol?” uice, you mean?” The chauffeur, a_big Irishman, grinned jovialiv. “Sure, miss; is it to Albany you'll be wantin’ me to take you?” “No, Mineola,” Janet smiled wanly. | “I—T’ll.8show you just where when we et there.” She jumped in and, shutting the fdoor, sank back on the shabby cush- fons, closing her eyes. The day's ceaseless wanderings had wearied her more than she knew and the reaction from her surprise and disillusionment left her tired, tired! The car which had followed her from the tea shop was still just behind and turned off Broadway when hers did, following again through street after street to the bridge, but Janet would scarcely have cared had she known; to find Nat now and through him reach a real friend of her father, that was t'ie one thought that filled her sick soul. (Continued in Tomorrow’s Star.) —— For his services to the borough of Oswestry, Ireland, during the past 59 years, Dr. Robert de la Poer Beres- ford, was recently given the honorary freedom of the city, POKER PORTRAITS—The Boy Who Followed Instructions.—By WEBSTER ) 920 MELUIM, Do’ T e NEvER! ' - Toucw MO PLAVIN' CARDS . I'D NENER KNOW A MINUTE § [ | PEACE 1P | THOUGHT My Boy waAs A GAMBLER. I P s gy NN N > HE'S GOT AT LEAST 4 ACE'S \WHEN HE BETS. IT's PRoBABLY A RO7AL.IMOUT! 4o RUTHER SEENET e~ YouRflGRAVE,MEL‘.- | [THAN To HEV YE TurnY OUT To BE A GAMBLER. MEL NEVER BETS | unLESS HE HAS ‘EM, HE BELIEVES ™ CAMBLING i Tu THE ELCVENT oF K CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Satur~ dag. At the Branch Agencies, one ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TH' TiIME HAS CoME wWHen IVE GoT To te ForceRrn ' THE oL’ LADY'S MARIN' ne LOOK LIKE A SAP' My MIND'S HADE UP - T coiN' To TAKE ‘D"MT\Q STERS - AD FRIDAY, HELP-—MALE, (Continued.) Experienced Security Salesman Only. clientel H_ st n, if you can qualify. C. We_desire the services of ‘a high-grade man for special sales work. This is a_permanent connection E. Moran (o., Calling_on_our OVEMBER 4. 1927. Tl SHow HER ! THE i0eA of A FoRTY YeAR OLD DBABY Dyel HER HAR Q€D - DOIN' THE CHARLESTON, AN' CAMPING AROAD N NGHT QLUBS ' T'LL Swow HER \WIMAT EIND OF A TOMWTO TAM! Sre'll TE Sorey!! HELP—DOMESTIC. MAN settied: cook and_gen- stay nights: family of four 6033 Georgia ave. Phone COLORED eral’ housewor! 40 r month, Col._8106, COOK and assist with housework. reliable white or colorcd: reference. Dhone N. 50: GIRL, colored, maid or day's wi K _or chambermaid, by references. 1 . 1716 | COOK and houseworker. _Stay nights. 3800 14th_st. ne. near Quincy. CHAUFFEURS, IDENTIFICATION CARDS bour earlier, both for daily and Sunday, time 18 .m. tices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. ASSISTANT ENGINEER. 3rd cla 2ood recommendations: $1.140 per annum. ~Appl3 nital_between 9 a.m. and Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for &A1y will be accepted up to noon 13e zcept Saturday and when the closing ton R. HELP—MALE. RELIABLE MEN WITH FOR BLACK AND WHITE AND YELLOW CAB. APPLY MR. RYAN, BLACK AND WHITE TAXI CO. 1240 24th St. N.W. —_—_— HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. _ SALESMEN WANTED—Wanted real e salesmen (men and_women) 1o sell detac Rotses that we' own searby suburbs of Virkinia and Terience not hecet Gordo Bldg.. i4th and H_sis; nw. Main 1145 Continental in Chevy Chase and | rv. but preferred. 5231, hop of Al Renernl housework: White Woman: | noetion a0 & st e, 1207 Sth e . B Y E_ WORK—I ERAL HOUSEWORKER and cook small anday. ' S10 week. ~ Address woman: excellent reference nd reasonable sal- | jreas Box 271-H. Star offic no children: nice_home in Ary: emall family Address Box 475-H. Star &ood n.w. section. for general housework. in_Woodside must ‘be good conk and, tay some kood_wages. Abply, oodley " Phone Adams 21 ¥ wenaral housework %o home night king WOMAN. colored: _wants — from "8 to 1 pm.: Do S no’ Saturday or Sunday | Howard ave.. Anacostia. D. € other, work 10’ do. - APDIY at once e GIRL, light_nousework i cel- {LLEy et RouceNarE: SISy, SigHig? excal Sa ari-time undays. ®30° B. Hutehins. AN, _colored. hovaework or . nuree: r or part time: well experienced. ).:. h for right girl, Al I 4th ot me. " fd oyer 25, WOMAN. colored. wants _part-time or_davs 5 York In ‘apartmerit house: reference. Phorft experienced: references: ith 2" children: assist_chamber work : stay nights: salary, $40. See housekeeper. Burlingfon_Hotel. 1120 Vermont_ave. n.w. SALAD GIRL, colored. experienced in _cafe. teria work. Address Box 210-H. Star office. 3 8, Bonsework: it reliable, day's work, part time. or generai housework: ref _ FEDBP AND SITUATIONS By POP MOMAND NEVER tIND \WHeRe IM GOING ! Tn. LEANING You RAT YU \MiITATION FappeR. You'LL ReALZE P HSGINIE AaNT To BE TRIFLED WITH!! The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For edmission to Recommended Service Column_call Main 5000, Branch 11 AUTO PAR’ s beda. andirons. ete iver olat- springs repaired: wo! Bedding_Co., 615 _F. t.. d .. 622 M. 4004 D MATTRESS DOX springs rices and vromot § 0319 L M. 6679, NG OF ALL KINDS renovated and erilized” by grocess spproved by Heaith D. C. mpt service and low prices. iding Co.. 1123 7th st. n.w. Phone TER SERVICE—Expert workman Keneral repairing. stair huilding, oMce pariijons. ' Harry Johinson, 134 naw. Col. 6 IER & BUILDER. Jobbing of all Mark Reiley.” 633" N. C, ave. £y [ Parches built, glassed: Ce- okcases. etc. - For any time. L 5 Que st. n.w Colored, wants part-t A SITUATION—MALE. fosolored.” wants “part-time or day's BARER. colored, wishes voaition T b ul- hone_West_296; feterla. Can work on ust WOMAN. colored._wants work of any Kind: ficenne, night work: salary. WANTED—SALESMEN, siry, fancy cake and” bread. 1003 You n o refs. _Potomac 4184-J uberculosls Hos: 30 p.m. AUTO_MFECHANIC rage. 620 1, st office. experfenced. Gay's Ga- AUTO! Nash MOBILE MFECHANICS (3). first clasf: expericnee preferred, Apply Mr. J s " Olsen_Repair_Works nd_ wheelwright. Pleasant _court between d SATESMAN. live poul wages expected. experipnc INSTRUCTION COURSES. WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT for drawing large studio offer portunity for practical will interview only thoss des) ine_commereial ¢ trai 40_Woodward Avvly Morris TOR. resident of Hyattsville or vicin- bond d_references. #07 International Bide, at_13th_and ¥, Call "oty | Howe learn operation of graph: in reply give are. education. experi: if_any. 217.H, Star_office.. 800 A YEAR, NOT SO BAD, TO BTART CORPORATION has place for youn man to | 31,800 _|$ Y AD. TO BTART Inniigraph tan moss “u!nim" talnine, " ainoeh 30000 oiners thoroughly traified” tried for it iailed. Ef: BOYD 'SEC- and referenices. Address Box | yinorcushly DRIVER—Colored mian for Jaundry toute drive private car. courteous. erence, need apply. RETA! JAL SCHOOL. G LDING YOU BA 1 Jptuction, clan v M A DY. 910 17th st. Classes forming. or. 1411 Address Box 275-H, Sta HOOT, Phone Main h. itles. . ¢ 284-H,_ Star_office _u-' WOMAN, colored, neat. ation as o 1K st n.y YOUNG WOMAN wishes Dosit children_or light housework. 222l Star_office. Drivate or d uclid st. n.w. 1. HAUFFEUR, while, desires a Job: can fir- nish good references, Address Box 325-H. ar_ofice, HAUFFEUR-MECHANIC, white, 20 years experience; best references. Phone ;}k;va‘ old ol A. F. Arnold, 1 APPAREL for rummage sale boueht. _Get . toxether whatever vou have in Indies’, men's Dorter. Janitor. wishes pa- | and <hildren's or houselold goods and. call P OHill. 86 R st now. | M, Coben. Fr. 9152 or 2489, or bring it -BUTLER. 0°407 K st. n.w. BOORS BOUGHT. M. 3343, Paul Pearl- desires ‘piace in rth 8768, 1615 man._1711_G _at. n.w o RUR, ine you " have to sell. ve, expert on maps 11th and E. Only honest, clean. with first-class city S5 Fapiy. lephone Lincoln 3311, your ecar, eat_3i 7 steady? Teference. Hall's AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT bert Indy teacher UICKLY. rs furnished or fessons onover. 2128 H at. nw. RBURETOR for Smith motor wheel. Ex- T: . architec exp.. wishes Job work: can make complete drawing from sketches; " prices reasonable. Decatur 3 ‘ord_delivery: neat: 712 T4in FREE rt_tim FNGINE dry. s acneed: for Taundry. Bishop 068. COURS] ears H. Star_office, el LIFE while learing. TNSURANCE saleamanship: university inetructor: whole or Address Box Bo, R T ey dal Al denerinilon. o Address . postal W. RICE 1395 7ih st mw, North 1785 FNGLISHMAN, Highly _recom X butler, cook valet for & F e B jor “gentieman or couple. 04 Minnesota ave. n.e.. Bennify MARCEL WAVING. PERMANENT WAV. GROCERY CLERK_ myst be exverienced in Theat. cutting B ‘lsiuuy 97 or 1247 L_W_“Beall, Bethesda. at_'the TR %% | Culture to Turniture ' for " auction references, 93 between 6 _an LAUNDR DRIVER—Experienced: must be capable Box_330. MAN. whife, femiliar With handling furni- Teceive cor of making S50 per week. Address office. nmen ents and sales. arrange Apply with ing. hair_cutting., Mabelle vou get all ence s0 necessary in with the added benefit o ing experience back of ux? idually or in_ complete course. to_suit students. Day te, 301-305. Burchell Bidg., 817 the " practical learning _th ten” vears’ efe. Do vou realize that ‘Honour School of Beauty Subiects tanght and " evening FILIPINO, younk. of neat appearan n habits, With twe Years® eXperience. wishes work ‘as chauffeur-cook:. privata fami reference. Address Box 200-H. Star 0'.:' f large corporation. tar _office. FURNITUR brie-a-brac. ete.. wanted “at once nrices vaid. _Cail M. 9272 for results. expe: Vork. | JANITOR. colored. more than_ average ex CAMERAS, field lasses. (ools. guns. anv- b @roce's. Franklin Cant i call in my unlettered autg- | 5° mohile and pav vou highest price for ladies’, | children’s discarded clothing of or _nhone DIAMOND "RING wanted in exchange for ‘Address Box TRY WORK—Are you thinking of your home? " Plumbing and heat- floors: 3 years to D Potomae_’Construction Co. Col. 9817, nold GEMENT, WORK of all kinds. Mark Rellcy. 1414, e CHAIR CANEING, UPHOLSTE! N rch Fockers splinted: 'C. Armsirong. 1233 10tb t. n.w. Frankiin 7483 VS and T DOOR CHECKS REPAIRED AND REFILLED. Prompt attention:" delivery service J. V. Hatching Co. 1218 C n.w. _Main_886. HLECTRICAL REPAIRING, motors, arma ture and coil winding: power apparatus s cialists. Central Armature” Works. 636 ECTRIC WIRING—Snecial. 6.room Boise wired complete. with fixtures. $8450: con- venient time payments 1f desired. Metronoll- tan Decorating and Electrical Co.. Inc. 309 G_st._n.w. Fr. 800, ELECTRIC WIRING—6 3 with " fixtures. $82.50. Stab 2400_141h si._n.w. _Adamé complete lectric :(Zo. raping. elec, tence. desires huilding with no elevator: will furnisly ot reference of character and abil-| housenolg gonds ity_R. 0. Waits. 1744 Kalorama La.ave. © M. 5520: Adams 1108 after 8 pm teach: Pay- FURNITURE—1 pay more money for your nd_office furnitare. = 30 mé_5’ EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, ser : skilled anics: feduced prices: 55 tnow, M. 10187, 8¢ —Artistic iron. wir@ or wood fences: epair work. B, FURNITURE—Call me. Need 3 carloads o Ve, - Clove. 3545 4°% | turniture, 'all_ descripiions. - at 'a ave. n.w. Novem! D.m. wanted _with _expei ling in selling uses and lunch rooms. Avply 1428 517 11th at. ion basis. ouse fo show to prospec- Call. read. AUTO DRIVING LESSONS rier instructors: White chauffeurs furnished. Call Line. 83. i“? Fr. 8131, A’ UNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS DU ‘our system of shampooing, marcel waving and facial treatments. Y OLD, satistaction Avpply second floor. insured: > everything: also upright niano. Main_249: MAN, settled. with 30 years' cxperience as - greens-keeper, caddy ‘master and overseer of estates desirés permanent position: best of references. Address Box 219-H. $i used furniture: also baby 4 _rugs._Phone Franklin_5394. FURNITURE—Wanted at once some good grand vilnobrnd competent erectors. Main 8827. The o pont_Supply_Co.. ine. - M,‘} FLOORS INSTALLED—OId floors renovaied: ted, Qur finishing will not ses P‘ll' ;lw Service. 6L N. Y. ave. ne Fr, 2627 FLOOR WORK of every description: e - bie: Ruranteed Kalk & Deaton, 1935 Park n.w. Adams 1436, nob* Star_office. . _colored. settled, wants residence or small, apartmeit houe' furnace to take care of. "Call Lincs P at once, Anything t . call la BOPE1 1ty everpthine, - ool Douslas. BOOKKEEPING. wanted to sell vyegetables market experience: ferred; MAN to work in dairy and run Ford truck paver routes: time men reference 281 iwo more. personall 1 on, o 9 vancement. Metropolitan_Bank MEN for large manufacfuring conce money proposition: for adgertising campaien. eXDerience unnecessary. in: ston_Hotel, Greek or ay_to_right man. Iker and steads Special classes for beginner: instruction: capable men teachers: chy hours, 5 to 7 now for next’ cla STRAYER COLLEGE, r 7 10 9 o'cloc 721 13th N EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, individual Register incoln 2770 after 4:30, \A. Simms 317 Virginia_ave. s.e. MAN, colored. wants position: butk E houseman: clfy Teferences. ";?nn‘;“flflwml Upper 2 . Md.,_c hite, age 40, honest, not_afraid to work. __Franklin_6855J Xperienced. 1410 Florida vk, dishwasher or doorman. FURNITURE-—Yc Al lways get vatue bare. -Call M. 5008 and et rostite " | FURNITURE and ruj all_kinds_for_8 rooms. Adams 7163, 'qRNlTHBI '%u'""nm'%m":s cen oF, oho : tiare Deal Furnitare Con 503_Eve n.w. FURSNTTURE _for hund) once. Also antiques. _Highest eash prices. Call_Kensington_201_ (5 _cents_call). 29¢ oice of as_porter and n.w. le morning news- (must hove experienoe: part- preferred: state age. expérience, nd_salary expected. Address Box e. ervice, inseilof and_character. ¢ ook aar: Fuller Brush Co.. i big tomers. g, Mr. Lapidus. # MEN. employed during d customers after 5 Call_Fuller Brush Cq for Secretaril time {0 call on | noriation Bl m. Speindid earnings. lumbia Nat North Capitol and D stk . 16r_apnt. i Co., the_only ‘white in- the District of Co- tizul Christm nal Guards. “Inquire at Armo) for orders commission. . cchange a) un| or e “publie” by ha. W .. 17th and B, HELP—~FEMALE. our_ boX assortment of beau- commission: take AGE el a8 cards, 50 % peraonal’ engraved cards Earl's. 181% SOUTHERN THERS — EMPLOYMENT PUYEERE, | WROTRFES, SRR 3 ¥ st.'n.w. Main_R671. MEAT OUTTER. first trade. experienced: saleninan. FURNITURE _of “all brices paid, _ Capital Frrniture Co. 400 La e._n.w.._or_shone Franklin 10267, lass, sober. polite 0 hest refererices: good + Best renults obtainavle.” ¢ STENOGS., typists_ bookkprs, clerical help. ste. Fres registry. Main 5338, 1338 G, Boyd Employment Service. OFFICE POSITIONS. tion. Washi Emplos it ety e et ¥ 480 H at. n.w. 213 WATCAMA] lambone, 135 PAINTER, wiil wnrl& for private concern and furnish own acaffolding and ladder and brushes. E_T. Burte. 41 % ae PHARMACIST. Tegistered, desiven_work on all evenings and Sundays.’ M. R. Thompson, Franklin_#070._after | lock. POULTRYMAN. experienced. white. middie Kknow Incubators_and. hrooders: aiso B Address Box 221-H. St REAL FSTATE—Experienced young _man | erands_and uj wiih tar: producer: new houses: other work: | Offica B0 open to salary, Box 1023 City P. O.. 4% T SALESMAN—Voun “man, grocery eXperl (I houseboid furnishi CE Qonsebold furnishings of every descrij i first TOF Deet, reauitac Main 10154 e wel) 1 It N T Cash value Dald. Selingers: 81 OLD GOLD—Bring in your old_gold Slatinum. diamonds, also. distarded Jlewoiy We need them tn our manufacturing hool ns- anos. a,_ave._statlon. Nos. 40% MEN—Two. ex-service. on a service piblica: MEN_Free course in life insurance sal nship: uni 240-H BILLING ingion- D can make going over hig: commission. 606" F xt.. heral CLERK. ind Mce. one familiar with Rem: ‘ahi machine: must be accurate and stite salary experience. dreas Box 284.H, Star FURNITURE-Need B carloads of funityre ! fub : household £aods of 055 d-room Totel _at kinds wanted: best FURNITURE—Satisfactory prices pald_for GOLD. silver. watches, diamonds and _oia | U/ . Wil pay highest prices. A. Kahn . 9% PIANO—Apartment_size, Franklin 9175 PIAROS—Will pay anot cash for €0od we=d right pi. Address Post £0gd condition” and cheap. Shepherd | PA URNACES CLEANED AN AIRED. Grata Bars. Welding. Steam ai ot-water Work, Ashestos Covering. Plumbing Repairs, Superior Service.” Honcit Dealings. wi ic. 10183, FURNITUR repaired: slip- covers made. Est. izegralty elven: Ketyrned free. _Tittensor. 1 4 Ren 1 HOME _IMPROV) "A__nice hom every rllmln'n ambition. We will Fuel Service_917 11th at. n.w. Fi i Daper. Al Dorehes. plambiug, heat. elec fact. any kind of improvement— the most reasonable prices and terms in axhingto s to pay, with mates. No job | o too larce. ' All work started at Penn Tmprovement Co.. Inc.. Main 111 7th X IMPROV! wiring. 2 and panerhanging, hot-water heat: lumbing. roofing. ete.: guaranteed worke 1ship: 1 16 3 years 1o bay: estimates free. L Jmorovement Co.. - worlc kuaranteed, e 17 T4th, “Decatur 877, KEYS—Dublicate keys. 25 centa: made while you ‘wait. Turner & Clark, 12213% New York ave. n.w. XAINU' E""—?'I 7~ - g rmattong's. Cement : exnerta, Bricox that will bicate. s Alsh window and foor coverings. Risabiati, 11in 2| aed . Line: AVERING AND PLASTERING —Special “prices this week: fi ence. now employed, well acquainted -eity, ol TYPEWRITERS—Any make or urbs. wishes position. establi; Tio reference. ~ Address Box BIEReR: casn prices. 1253 ¥, ¥ condition Ad- 5o <ity instructor: whol chile” learning. = Add Box | n.w, PERIENCED uiu:¥ finishers ai or part | eral fur work. Saks ur Co.. 610 e YOUNG BOY. colored. respectable, job as_elevator operator. nerienced. Ph L] d wen- st FURNITURE. MOTO! read number. MAN—We have opening for salesman steel heating boiler experience: must be aualified to sell high grade articie and be well acquainted with ar R CYCLE OPERATOR—Colored: must ind write and know the city. See Mr. Mores & Sons. 2 time: FREE COURSE In Jife Inwurance salcaman- #hip: universit earn while learning. H. Star_office. instructor: whole Address Box business r modern and antigue furniture bric-a-brac china, office and store fixtures. Birx | porter. heiper of watehman or an day or night work: good referen: heat results. X TVE, work in_connection Washington: not advertising: only persons o good_education ‘and appearance considered: commission basis which nets excellent month- Iy income at the start. Address Box 270-E. Star office. ALESMAN—The _manufacturer of _well known food prod hi junior_specialty salesman advancement for a youns man who 1s willing | pay 0 worl A ence, education. salary desired and o Address_Box high_cla ith the ‘mornli Sioa1 ‘opening for & “Food. chance for | fion ard for success: state age. experi irom 4 to a) Y Kitehen,” Ch phoning. i 0-H._Star_office, itacts and_he between 8 0 Waflll‘ Kuaran: ‘Room 550" Wood- | Senoe Htar_office. know advertisin all other particulars, ‘atessen: experienced. . Tor woeciai | GIRL. younk, for del nest hotels in slu ‘ermont_ave, n. i 20, iaranteed: each apj vo 3107 ond cant must have Report to 10, 635 F st. n.w. MASSEUSEmustbe experienced Tn_giving NRlaT ity massane, “Her oot ‘posvion Doly batween 30 A, and & pm. "Lawson 1éh "Cultiure Institaie. 12th ‘ste at n.y WOMAN, colored. to_ make salads v.m.: only_experienced, reli- d apply stieton’ Cafe. 16th and SALESWOMAN—To describe achool guide hers and feachers: teaching experience splendid remuneration. city references. ntelligent. typist:’ good letter Wedni vosit Address Box Slate exparience, axe. Address Box 3731 Box 213-H. Star_office, YOUNG MAN_with® clerical and P. B. X. nrrienu. desires position as night clerk in & hotel or apartment house. Address Box 223-H, Star office. 6 YOUNG MAN, colored. wishes position in hotel or cafe as bus boy: references. Ad- dress Box 316-H, Star_ofic D YOUNG MAN. 24. from Switzerland, wants position as houseman or second man in pri- vate house. Address Box 331-H, Star o‘lf‘lce, e T SITUATION—MALE AND FEMALE. AN AND WIFE, colored, want place as janitor in_amall_apartment house: good ref- erence, Phone West 2390, P e n SITUATION—FEMALE. S S ACCOUNTANT - BOOKKEEPER, " capable. | FOR CONVALESCENTS, AGED AND SHU wanta audit work or amail set of Dhooks 10 [ ins. 1 lovely hom " k e._ Cleveland 1570.__ | hesutiful private. sensiprivate rooms. & BRANDON FURNITURE CO. 601 F ST N.W ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone Main 1282 or Main 9539 WESCHLER'S, 920 PA. AVE. N.W, Household _eflécts. _merchandise automobiles. etc., the Washington PERSONAL. 2 ay Ro () Avply g nces and information secretly sccured. Con smart, writer and staple. permanent: 918 F st Washing Machine: interview only. Phone Ma DA DISPENSER. 2th_and_F st B M no__competition: 5 ¥ood money advance, Dunshee, Room_50. 4° to mell the new A ence, widow. {s i ork : | ok Hiose o office. 1Y (o | K308 aak Tor Mr. VULCANIZER, loon “tire ‘repairing: must drive Ford truck: state experience: G & Phone Bowie 5: M. G MEN (3). for steady positions with national organization: no e we_train you Room_507. —lookin is unlimited, where you cai your own income: right now is our best sea- J%on: you can be trained in and !l:fl.fll:ll ‘ll the 7::{! 1! Eh, i’ account - against_commissions. rom 5:50"10 18 v Sauriol, Poto Electric Applis SHOE SALESMAN Experienced in selling the highest grade footwear and Can Earn $3 an Hour. SELL XMAS CARDS, ‘The mol we pay un well on sight. OB BVENTNGS ¥ IENCE. _ PROCESS The Hecht Co. requires the services of high-grade salesmen with experience for their furni- ture department. - tions will be permanent if sat- isfactorily filled. . Apply BRANCH MANAGER. e want & youn branch manager in industrions. energetic and selling _experience 1o ers how to do it: ost_as mecurity for the K ot dise in his care and for he will have distributers in various Box 630, STENOGRAPHER 1 $75 "ver, month. Bu.\"m ] ‘ind WOMAR, middie-axec e e ily where there ai o electric Taw office. Box three children. I._white. preferably a T for eauipment to_simplif ho are willing to work an sibllity write to Box 248-H. St i qualifications, salary expected and_references. ta @ specialty. tailoring treatment and diet for_diabe I Adams 1619." Apt. 505. | arthritis: “professional | references. d €. GENERAL - OFFICE_ WORK. Knowledge of ping “and P.B X. buard. Phone orth GIRL, Tefined, coiored. graduate of home eco- nomics, wishes position in that kind of work or_any_educational line. Potomac 824. HOUSEKEEPER and cook. Virginian. wishes Dosition with small family or lone I; 510 Salary. experic ful atnceo home: cost reasmabie? work teod: cany ferma’: estimaten frmo. Bl el o RERIGE 47 R. ROBINSON, Lincoln 6498 " " > ENLARGED - TOR i “ioibies ‘are praventabie. fam- Have rience in_bal- ave license to eference. practical exi 11, Star Ofice. 45— around grocery experience setting or call the Register, Tth_st WOMAN—Refined. white. for Tighi Who can appréciate. £ i i xw?oumflnn Addre: ce. G__COLO A 1131 11th at. n.w. 0 e of e o EN wanted for pleasant outside sellin; big money for hard workers. Abply Butler's. t Hoise- itd CORRECTION LABORATORY. 612 F per weelc, foom and board: northeast’ pre- | Koom 108, " aver “Nain | Lith nr. Park rd. _Adams 1 1 will give you more than any one in the Phone Franklin 9910 if you want to get the stocks, hirty-seven years serving e. DETECTIVE ~ SERVICE CONFIDENTIAL, cient. established 47 years. Phone Fankiin nover closed. - BRADFORD. VESTIGATIONS, "EVI. INC.. Barr Building 8. 6 2645 REMODEL YOUR HOUSE INTO BEAUTI- reasonable: work guar. 5 OTNTS AND RESUTT: terial. workmanship. S. D. interior_and_ex- : reasonable nriees Main_10187. 5% 3 NG—Rooms pointed up | a ored with, volyehrome paper. 8.5 D. nting at_lowest prices. beneflt of dull-season e Terms up 10 24 monthis, xiadly xiven. ~ Abelman ._Col .~ painting, plastering. $6_and up: i mpteriaia: - Arstcelass flooring: ali_kinds of framé NG _AND_PAINTING—High. Kk and material ‘at moderats Rooms scraped. sized, pointed up papered as low as $7.50. Latest desizns of paper sublect o your seection. Interior terior painting _at We ‘nise hest mat only " skilled mec t the, utmost. satisfaction. All teed for period of five years in 1 Relcrences furnished upon requeet. desired. For better work call ating Co.. 714 11th st. o PAPERHANGING AND PAINT teed work at re: PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. $60 and AT George, 2190 15th st. now.. ADt. 2. 4149, NING. $2 507 we mpecialize in gen- Tepairs and rebuildiog, Get our ferred. Address within 7 days. ox 4. Litcketts, Va, . OPERATOR, P. B. X.. desires position. hotel O apariment ouse preferred: is experienced ¢ tvistand” bookkeeper.” Mercer. gistered. middie aged. wishes case: | SIT1 LADY to teach dancing part time. L weneral Iere studio, 1308 TAth 8. L 3 H i h own room. Address Box YouNa Tor & ponition “where opportunity 5 soon__dictate est_publ earned. We Bt proven methods | velg ‘ough drawing noon. sea M .. 14th_and O ats. n.w. | i iatel cé Co.. 141h_and G ats. n.w. | immediately, 7_Water st Accessorien: salary and ‘com- Mosen & 8 salar; beautiful line in Ameri Y sually large commissions A btors hoon 316 et !u‘:fl“}mfih Our wonderful | ave & m i “and Fol A8 ?o AS G ARsOREIENTS, box_assortment 2 to S4_per nificent 21 high color gins {0 ‘compare wsor(ments. LISHE! Al t. Hoston, % EY QUICK." NG CARI grade Christmas | be B A | Folders, each with 'en: velope. “steel engrave Danelled_and bordered: © Sells. for $1.00. cosis BOC. ini_ever sold hes ac | mnle ‘of Christmas Box. or. mnfi-%u . With_the ind Aample S RY. 4 year: Ma YOUNG LADY as office assist- ant, must be experienced; state age, give references, mention expected in first reply. Address Box 264-E, Star e ma. | NE, MODI! AND DESIGNER. undergraduate, Lincoin” 0608-J: of Coon, ave L P. B X. OPERATOR AND TYPIST knowledge of ‘shorthand and general offiee ork:_permanent. Phone Clarendon 337. 5 any . OPERATOR. perienced: i Roura:_Bhone Norih 50580, 4 PLAINSEWING, _curtains and drape firat_clase._ Pot. 4604. as ident _manager: refarcs ddresn: Box 278H. Star office. GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO Sunday, November 6. would take Iree of charge. Address Box 28 office. ACTICAT, NURSE. Noth- Write experience, axe. excellent_references: minimum salary, $: we Phane_Adama_204. STENOGRAPHE! TARY, exvericnced. efficient._ North 855+, Apt. 315. 4° STUDENT, G. W.: typing and general office. newspaper. real éstate: experienced: free ali attes Address Hox 380-H, Siar office, ———— SITUATION—DOMESTIC. SHADE [ RIDA, MENT WANTED BV age 30, with sedan: thoroughly familiar \lll:l, State. Submit offer. Box I ¥ ffice. own home: special treatment ‘e deliver and coilect. _Call AMPLE BOOK FREE ¥OR_YOUR CONVEN. 8 ENGRAVING CO.. 208 ing for These posi-| desirable ment. Emp. Office, 624 F St. N.W. man to act as our | St. ML.W. ashington: he must be have had enough toteli ve $500 cash mer he. should have & enable him he must h: e seen every twa | frequent s much information TURING CO,, ewark, N. J. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO Desirable positions are avail- able for young women qualify- telephone operating. Permanent employment under conditions with opportunity for advance- Good salary paid while learning, with increases at fre- quent intervals. Apply Applica- tion Dept.,, Room 1, 722 12th|cook—c working DESIRABLE positions open 0| nm waor young women 16 years of age and over; good pay to start and | increases. a.m, to 5 p.m., 106 Melrose ave., Bethesda, Md. The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Baltimore City.e” d.ip . o ... Apply 8 AN ELDERLY WOMAN. o care for small I Sh apartment for couple or ladies. YOUNG EMPLOYD MOTHER AND LITTLE ire pleasant home with private fam- ity | SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN 1N YOUR | sixy Tor colda.’ For : D estimate. Prices reasonable, Skilled me- chanics. ' Work = guaranteed. " Sanderson Schaeffer Co.. G44 H st. ne. _Line. 1057. PAIRING—Anything _household, _chi trical.” wood : gas, oil engin nd_machinery repaired. vorrected and. fixed ixit." F. A Lee, proprietor, 3430 14th_ st. ROOF PATRING, PAINTING, guttering. snouting, fnrnaces repaired and cleaned: rea- sonable ‘prices. Col. 7317 day or_night. a ¢ 38 K iNG—Let us put fure in new condition at Jow 2. Standard_Upholstery C furniture repairin it desired. E. S. UPHOL: done in 1413 N WEATHER STRIP—Now special low prices: guarahteed “work: phone for ~ estimate, Adams 190. Acme Metal Weather Strip Co.. manufacturers and installers of Drotector strips. 8 WINDOW “AND DOOR SHADES — Good quality opague shades fitted to your window Se: the Dest quality of opaque shad $1.15: hung free. We will call with samplea. Kiéeblatt, 11th_and H sts. me. Linc. 878 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. LENT LOCATION —for _delicates h. corner Sth and R. I ave. n.w i3._Behrend. 1317 F n.w, 4 eit_pl SMOCKING DO )i nds of faney YOUNG LADY WISHES A TEACHER FOR Spanish shorthand. Address Box 265 Star ofiice. 4 FREE—WE WANT _1.000 NEW _CUSTOM- gresio mmare in our 85 free ofter with cvery $2 : pay own, 25¢ Vel LB ROYV'S. 300 B now, HOME _OF NURSE DEVOTED TO THE 8. ¢ oy convalescents and aged: every convenier Phone Adams 730! 1833_Kalorama_rd. EUG ERMANENT WAVE—SPECIAL, olet ‘Tay electric _treatments for a hea *53 cials: chis k. Estab- vears BLUERHRTH BEAUTY SHOP. 835 ears.’ rant_pl. _Franklin_6159. 5% - - : F—SWEDISH_ EXPERT GRAD- private family; no washing or wonini: ror.: | 1,51 A0 AT W ) A 5 G mole. or part time: best réferences. : i) Toeryaod, 1513 2Kk s Tane. ba30; ELECTRICAL: TREATMENTS GIVEN BY gradunte ‘i electricity: for appointment Bhona Pot, 1447, SLIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE cusblons. snab fasteners. $19.75. . L. 0_Woodlev_rd. ve. b reasonabl odeling, d._Adama 2 F | IRL 5 houseworker or chamhermn ave. n.w._ Phone_North_800! COLORED GIRL, youne. wishes part-time or hali-day’s work of maid in apartment: ref ences. _Call North 1103, COLORED—Lag to Take home time work,_ 600 R. I. ave. N COLORED GIRL, neat, wi Gir 1, GLR neat COUNTRY GIRLS nursing: stay nigh COOK, "colored. wi y 750 (fwo).colored. _desite 1806 °20th st. n.w. i th 8009, GENERAL HOUSEWORK. d piain_cook. write only, 1107 R st. W cate 'of Anns GIRL. Tight colored. wants 1light housework % or_nursing. _North ‘4033, Isherwood. 1513 2Rth s.e. Linc. 6380, GIRL. colored, position a3_cook OF Eeneral houssworker: reference. 335 ¥ st nie. L0 daver infi? L R T 1, 2 i 6. "BEN. Bot."3 s GIRL, 7_1.‘:;‘."“'—‘wmk I o 1 family. Call Tin: | painting snd odd jo s Pflt 2 Electrlo vialkt, ray treatments. Ofics. © col or 13 fou_st. n.w. "__E’—'f_——!-_—“ hes pi cook with Arst-ciase Beole: clty relerence. 3605 B . nwe o 10 9. ADL. 2, 1480 AND TAUGHT: ,\Ll,im . dveing establishment. price: must o sold ‘immediately t. Pleasant location. Address Box J Star_office i TAILOR SHOP. wonderful_downtown loca- on ¢ excellent above: ess.’ o reasonablé in s Eood location: 6. a bargain and & Ko ty: Eood reason for i(:o RTNARS zrill with large di room. doing noas: money needoed for improvement quired and active service offered if l&r investigation, Address Box a Wi NEW BRICK STORES with Hvioe qu: e G55 comeany Fogrpento b L4