Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 50

THE EVENING STORY Mince Pi ALVINA WARD was happy. She sang as she stood at her kitchen table rolling out pie- crust. The sunshine came into the small, neat room, the canary chipped seeds and twittered, the geraniums bloomed redly. And the oven was just right. Malvina had tested it by putting her hand in. Malvina was making mince pie and she was doing it beautifully. With a knife she cut a fern leaf on the evenly rolled out dough that was to be the cover, then she fitted the cover on and crimped the edge with a fork. When she had cut away the unnecessary dough from the edge she thought that the pie was as perfect as she could make it. “A lot depends on the baking,” she sighed. “Well, good luck go into the oven with it,” and she shut the door upon it. Then she sat down to watch its baking and crochet a bit on her pil- lowcase lace. Malvina’s hands were always busy. “I" hope Lulu will like it,” she thought. “She is so fond of mince pie. As soon as I get it baked so I can be sure that it will be all right TNl run_over and ask her. I don’t usually have pie for supper, but this is an unusual occasion.” Malvina was a small, pink woman with gentle eves full of blue childish- mess that instantly indicated her in- genuous simplicity. Life had dealt rather miserably with her, taking everything she had loved away from her and substituting something that would answer, but was not nearly so good. For instance, she had married Obidah Ward, when she wanted Syl- vanus Gardner. She had lost her own child and had been obliged to have in its stead a nephew of Obidah, a rascal who no sooner than Obidah was dead ran away and left her. All her life she had wanted Delia Burman_ as her friend, but for some reason Della did not take to her, and so_she had had to do with Lulu Soper. Lulu was well enough, but she wasn't Delia. The pie came out of the oven crisp, sizzling, fragrant. Joyfully Malvina flung a shawl over her head and ran across to Lulu's. Lulu sat toasting her large feet and stroking her little dog that had crept up on the arm of her chair. e “What's the excitement she in- quired as Malvina appeared. “I want you to come over to sup- per, Lulu. I've got something I know you'll like.” Lulu laughed happily, leisurely. She was a big, soft, sleepy-eyed woman, a widow like Malvina, but very well provided with worldly goods. “I bet it's mince pie,” she said. “All right. I'll come. When do you want me?” ‘Any time you get ready.” Malvina was happier than ever. She flew home and arranged her tabl 3 clipped all her geranium blossoms to make a little bouquet. She creamed potatoes and sliced_meat and opened & jar of peaches. Lulu loved to eat. Afterward they would sit by the fire with their crochet-work and talk. Lulu would tell about Mrs. Bright, whom she admired very much, and how she had bought this or that, or done some- thing or other. Malvina did not care for Mrs. Bright, but she didn’t mind having Lulu expatiate-on the woman. “I should think Lulu would come,” she thought. *“I can't think what keeps her.” She looked anxiously from the window. ‘“Maybe she has fallen or something. I guess I'll go over and see.” Again she threw the shawl over her head and ran_acro to the Soper house. A dim light showed within and she heard Pluff, the dog, yapping, but when she tried the door it was locked. The door was locked! As she stood wondering what it ®I1 meant a woman who was passing called to her. “Lulu isn't there, Mrs. Ward. I just met her at the corner of Wright and Whitcomb streets. She was hur- rying to Mabel Bright’s. Mabel had asked her to dinner and she said she didn't get the telephone message in time to fix up as she wished.” “Oh!” Malvina found she could speak. “All right then, Mrs. Hood,” It came to her that she had no ap- petite for supper, that she could not touch the mince ple. She would give it away, but who was there in the neighborhood who_served a heavy meal at night? Nobody but Delia Burman as far as she knew. She wrapped up the ple and, carry- ing it carefully, again set forth. .She had to cross through the snow and go down the other side to Delia Bur- man’s. She went round to the kitchen door and knocked. Della came to the door. She was a tall, vigorous woman, with clear, dark eyes. “Why. Malvina!” she exclaimed. “Come in. What you got there?" “I've brought you a mince ple,” Mal- vina sald, tremulously, setting her of- fering upon the kitchen table. “Why, that's nice of you, Malvina.” There was no mistaking the pleasure in Delia's aceptance of the gift. “My family are crazy over ple of any kind and I didn’t get round to make one today. I had company come unex- pected. Now, Malvina, you take off that shawl and stay to supper. Don’t say you can't. I won't hear it. If you attempt to go away I'll lock the door and hide the key.” She took the shawl away from Mal- vina and hung it in the closet. “You always do look so neat, Mal- vina,” she said. “Now come and see who's In the sitting room.” She led Malvina into the cozy room, where a tall man sat chatting with John Burman. “‘Here’s Malvina Beach, Sylvanus,” Dylia said. “And I think you'll agree ari?h me, she hasn’t changed a par- cle.” Sylvanus Gardner shook Malvina by both hands. “I made Delia promise to take me over to see you right after supper,” he said. “It does seem good to see you —and all the folks I used to know.' The sup) was a go mented the meal with ice cream and (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) “His Excellency does us too much honor. Our motives may occasionally have been in question but the diplo- matic game has many aspects and various rul Perhaps - some time I should like to sit in again, but this {_lm. I shall play the cards as they ie.” Farewells were said and Dane walked away across the lawn with his distinguished guest from Wash- ington while Janet turned to Lord Kingsmere. “No wonder when I met you here I thought there was something familiar about your appearance! I did not place you at first as the kind Amer- ican tourist who, with his wife, picked me up outside the convent and took me to Marseilles! And to think that the Hon. Lucille Ravenshaw should have been Lucy, my maid! I'd like to know how she acquired that accent! The other girl blushed and laughed. “You slipped away from me very neatly at the station!" she remarked. “To think that you carried on a flirta- tion with' the red-headed young man under my very nose on the train: Philip will have to be careful!” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D fruit. When it came to Malvina mince ple the praise grew almost noisy. Malvina was enraptured. It seemed like a dream to be seeing Sylvanus again after so many years. She could not see that he had changed. “Sylvanus’ wife died a year ago. I guess he's come back to look him up another one,” Delia told Malvina as they washed the dishes. Sylvanus walked home with Malvina after a delightful evening. He car- ried the empty pie tin, They met Lulu returning and stopped to speak to her. “Mrs. Bright phoned for me. I knew you wouldn’t care,” Lulu said. Tt's all right,” Malvina laughed. Sylvanus squeezed Malvina's hand on his arm. “Everything’s all right with Mal- vina always,” he said. “Even if it isn’t she makes the best of it. You missed a good mince ple, Lulu, and maybe you'll never have another chance to eat one of Malvina's, I'm going to take her back with me when Tgo” gAt that Instant he dropped the mince ple tin. And it jangled on the hard stones like wedding bells. THE END. (Coyright, 1927.) .. ASKS DIVORCE HEARING. Plaintiff Urges Speedy Trial of Case in D. C. Courts. Mrs. Coula Gotsis, 1018 Eighth street northeast, yesterday asked the District Supreme Court to hasten the trial of her suit for a limited divorce from Louis Gotsis, who conducted a tatilor- ing establishment at 817 H street northeast. Mrs. Gotsis says the strain of living in the same house with her husband and not being on speaking terms with him is too much for her and their five children. She wants the husband to leave the house or provide THE BLACK BY ISABEL OSTRANDER. “I intend to be!” Philip asserted stoutly. “However, we should none of us have gotten out of Norman's clutches on the island if it had not been for Sayre! Major Ethelbert Sayre Montford cleared his throat, but before he could utter-a disclaimer Janet exclaimed: “No! We owe everything to him. Major, I thought they had shot you when you dove out of the lifeboat and disappeared in the fog! “I reached shore and got the federal service out after that pirate cutter, but they didn’t capture her till after she had landed you on the island. I traced her movements by sheer luck, she called and returned home. The festive outlay of her little supper mocked her as she looked upon it. Lulu had turned her back upon Mal- vina’s mince pie for the sake of Mrs. Bright’s fricasseed chicken.” She had no doubt it was fricasseed chicken. Another woman would have been uproariously angry, but Malvina was only hurt. She stood beside her kitchen stove, twisting her hands and trying not to cry. “How silly I am,” she thought. “But she had accepted my invitation first. I never dreamed Lulu would do such a thing. rowed there from the yacht and ar- ranged the details of the rescue with Philip. That was all.” “It was—everything!” Janet cried. ‘“Tell me what happened after Lucille and I were taken away?” “I stood off Norman till the saflors went into action and one shot from that gun brought them all to terms, but Norman escaped. He says he swam to another island where he had associates waliting, but I think he had a small rowbeat hidden somewhere that we did not discover; that, we shall never know now.” “Daddy told me that Norman killed a separate domicile for her and the children. Attorney Leonard A. Block appears for the wife. JOKER himself when he was captured here!" Janet's voice trembled. ‘I suppose it is just as well, but I cannot help feei- ing sorry for poor May Carlin, yet when I think of what they all did to Daddy and my old nurse Ruth here I feel almost murderous myself! To think that they were both actually prisoners under this roof at the very time I came home, and all the rest of the household spirited away! It was poor Ruth’'s cry I heard in the night before I ran away and they told me it was Mrs. Madison having an attack of nerves! Has she really lost her mind now?” “Try not to think of 1t Philip urged soothingly. “She will be well taken care of, and your old nurse is rapidly recovering. If you like we'll take her with us—home.” Dane returned, but presently he and the rest strolled away, leaving Janet and Philip together and the latter drew from his pocket a wisp of gossa- mer white with faint stains still show- ing upon it. “Do_you know what this is, dear- est? The little handkerchief you slip- ped under by helmet to staunch the wound from Nat's blow while I was unconscious! I kept it always, enemy of mine!” “Philip!"* Janet blushed and hung her head. “To think I was jealous of Lady Kingsmere when I saw you two come out of your house together! I thought you didn’t love me and my heart was broken! I had been through so much, I didn't know whom to trust! 8o many people who seemed nice proved to be really dreadful and 80 many good friends appeared sin- ister, treacherous! Even that pleasant old gentleman, Mr. Protheroe, living alone in the queer house built into the side of the hill—Mrs. Kerr told me he was a ‘manufacturer,’ but I never amed he was the maker of the in- férnal machines and bombs such as Nat used to wreck Norman's special when I was running away with Mr. Durant on his motor cycle! I dont belleve any girl in the world has lived through as much excitement as I have in the past month!” “Nor come through it with such un- falling courage and strength!” Philip bent adoringly over her. am very proud of you, dear, and proud that my name s to be borne by the daugh- ter of the Black Joker!” THE END. POKER PORTRAITS—The Dangerous Side of the Game.—By WEBSTER. I 0 it AT “{PN w‘:"rfnm}m \ M/‘ i [t ‘)l ,f, "“f A it Ml 1 /“,“ SACRE T Yo DAl 0 Tue MEMery WE FORGOT To ANTE AND MO REMINOEO Co. (New York Warld) 192 T EANT STAND TV Tit TL HOP Down AN’ See LAWYER NATHAN P CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication, For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Satur day. At the Branch Agencies, One hour earlier. both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the daily will be accepted up to noon day of issue, except Saturday and Legal Holidays, when the closing time is 10:20 am. Death no- tices:and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday, HELP—MALE. ATUTOMOBILE SALESMEN 2¢ who has been successful I preferred. _Address Box_245. BOY, white. with wheel. to run excellent opportunity to learn trade. 514 10th_st._n.w., 10th floor. BOY, colored, with bicycle. to deliver orders [ cery store. 4410 Ga. ave. n.w. Col. BOY wanted to learn . CVEILY, white, with instruments, to _join United Spanish War Veterans' Eoys' Band wome_one ling Fords welry trade. & 8 o WACRWITZ, Q00-Coo IF I DONT FIND OUT WHATS BEING SAD AGOUT ME AROUND Touwn' Burkan ! THIS THINGS GeTTIN' O:AHY under competent instructor: no_expense at- tached. Apply 268 Kentucky ave. OOK and dishwa om. 4152 Geos ;oux.“cxnemucéd. Apply D(xie".\mc?i 831 CANDLER, colored. experlenced. Teil you worked, salary wanted, give tele- phone “number. Address Box 404-K, Star office. . TO-HOUSE SALESMEN, with refer- f week gua ou_can_qu ten Products ' 603 Jenifer Bidg. it NITOR. married, one grown ohild, operate elevators. It not experienced, courteous and absolutely sober. do not answer, 208 I ance_ BIdg. 1 L TATR,_CUTTER, Greene's. Tith st n.w. Franklin 773. Avply between LAUNDRY SOLICTTORS. Chevy Chase Laun- dry. Bethesda, Md, Phone Bradley 442. LOCKSMITH who can drive car._for outside work. Wizard Locksmith Co., 2804 14th st. n.w. Call_after 6 p.m. MAN for relicious educational work, grow- ing_into postion of organizing manager must be earnest Christian (Protestant) 25- 40" college education, teaching _experience helpful: active Sunday school worker pre- ferred. Free to leave eity. Position com- %o and attractive income pos- © tolephone, ~ Address Hox, 10- bines real serv sibilities. Gl H_Star office. MAN. thoroughly experienced _in _gasoline d_acceseory business. for s manager. Answer in own band- stating_experience and references. 7-K,_Star_office. karden wor ouse furnished Ad g R + and reliahle. with 1 '40 act a3 wbocial investigator for large company. Apply in own handwriting. Ad- i B ar_office. ¢ for clerk in paint store. One e preferred. but not necessary. Address x_304-K._Star_office. C, FRIDAY, NO Go CUT SOME MASTY CRACKS ™| s T DO SOMETHING & LeeL? HELP—MALE, (Continued.). YES SIREE, THIS *WHOLE TOWN 1S GININ' ME TH' LAUGH NAT, SOME BODY MUST BE PASIING ABOUT ME - I CANT FIND OUT WHAT (TS ALL ABOUT =~ CANT ? ,CANT T SUE PR YEW — Haw- Haw ! T IS Funny AL, BUT THEY Say THe REAL REASON wWHY You an' YoUR WIFE SITUATIONS By POP MOMAND SITUATION—FEMALE. (Continued.) ENDED SERVIC (Continued.) RECOMM BUSHELMAN, firstclass, ex-| perienced. Apply Mr. Foberti, Grosner’s, 1325 F n.w. SHOEMAKER; steady work. good pay. See Mr. Smith, Wm Hahn Co., 7th & K. CHAUFFEURS. RELIABLE MEN WITH IDENTIFICATION CARDS FOR BLACK AND WHITE AND YELLOW CAB. APPLY MR. RYAN, BLACK AND WHITE TAXI CO. 1240 24th St. N.W. ass fitter: one who only one who_has Serposs Shop, DRESSMAKER—First-c an_fit, cut copy. sew, abiiity ' need _apply. | Conn.” ave. n.w. in Jife insurance salesm instruetor: whole or part learving. ~ Address Box raduate. half time. Main_4496. ¢ TENOGRAPHIC SECRETARTAL Dosi hing honorable: high referen. road for year if required. Pot. Address Box 18-H, Star_o! XOGRAPHER-TYPIST. al Coffice work. | Some Keentng._Call évent S court. 5: 7814 Tion ¢ 0 RESSES renovated, $3: hox } 3 — | weooiNe. MaTTRE 13 EDDING OF box epringe ‘es and prompt, L at.s.w o WHITE, TO_TAKE COMPL ¥ BABY 9 MONTHS OLD: S N PR RED: GOOD' RE MRS, "HANCOC ADAMS 50 with store experience on ises._Rosedere. G_st. WOMAN. position in C._A. H, 6831 experienced, White, would cafeteria or delicatessen, o _n.w. m 4. KINDS renovated prroved rony e and low % 0. 1123 7th sb. o.w, like | ster S CASHIER, Young lady: no objections to nighi or long hours.” Phone West 41. ING RENOVATED. o t work 158 ENOGRAPHER. with P.BX, experience. 1 id accurate.” "State experi: cnee and referonces. Address Box 365K, Star offico STE argo hotel dress Box ate age and experience., Ad- K. _Star office. white, experienced coats and also_presser and _solicitor for " tailor salary and commission, 2004 18th NOGRAFHER for maitre d'hotel in a|° SITUATION—DOMESTIC. glassed. WOMAN, day's work rt or whole ti w. ousework. no w 20 Champlain 00K or_general Call or address 3 ence. " 12 9414-W. first ndows, ete.: Tams Co.” 4021 15th n.w. Col. R CANEING. UPHOLSTERING. p ash C. Armstrong. 1233 Tiss Re: Roof energetic. alert and of good ap- for position requiring tact and high-school training essential and freedom " to leave city: excellent remunera- tion._Address Box 418-H. Star_office, FURNITURE SALESMEN, experienced in selling good fur- niture; position permanent with excellent selling conditions. Apply immediately, Mayer & Co., 7th st. between D & E. SALESMAN for nationally known electric appliance to fol- low up store leads. Apply be- tween 10 and 12, 4th floor, the Palais Royal, G st. at 11th. DESIRABLE position available for thoroughly experienced salesman acquainted with auto- motive and radio trade in Wash- ington and vicinity. Apply at once. Sonthern Battery Corpo- ration, Henry and Madison st Alexandria, Va. HELP—MALE_AND_FEMALE. B CED MARKER. Chevy Chase Laundry. Bethesda, Md._Phone Bradley 442. MAN AND WIFE- man to drive car. woman to do_hous : room and board and 3100 per month to honest. conscientious, Protestant couple. Address Box S.y * officeis: ooba sl il saant e T RG] A REAL OPPORTUNITY. To the person with fnitiative, ability and A capacity for hard work, the real estate busineas offers opportunity ‘far beyond most other liggs of endeavor. An experienced and capable falesman ‘in oir brokerage or sib- division depabtments should not average less than $400 a month: gomo do better than this. “We give free training and instruction and help clogo sales for beginners, ' Call at 1405 New York ave. and ask for sales manager, RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,, 1405 NEW YOR . MANDIE AVE . WANTED—AGENTS. WANTED—Agents to sell our salesboards and salestoard assortments to dealers, on & sirigt commission basis: foferences reauired: SMEN. to sell high-grade Jubricating ecases for old-established oil con 1y commission previous oil sell- Bxpe 2 o ;lll"ll hl‘"{:da Dromo- as caused this vacancy. Addre Pag s ldress Box MAN wanted, young, ambitious, Dy_national Dank e onner."Kadvess Box 170K Star of MEA’ C at. n.w. MEN—Free cours In 1o Tnaurancs sales. natructor: Rirn \ifla” learning. Address Star_office. SALESMAN reliable. to carry i our Epsotabs (Epsom Salt Tablets). Can be sold to any merehant. A wonderful re- Liberal commission vaid, The Dill own, Pa_ dle aged, with experience 1o care for children Call_Adams 4 WOMEN (10) wanted, married. to do tele- photio wotic. at' home, sparo lme: liberal wanted to sell hose, Apply LADIES: Fres complete stage course, in return for assistance evenings per week: experience un- essary: apply all week. Studios, 1317 New_York_ave. LPIG CHRISTMAS MONEY QUICK.™ SELL CHRISTMAS GREETING. CARDS IN BOX ASSORTMENTS, Our_wonderiul box assortment is the fin- est_ pubished: to $4 ver hour easily d. W a magnificent Box Awsort- 1 high grade Christmas Folders. each Wwith en: graved. colored, panelled and Sells for $1.00, costs 50c. Noth- d bezins to ‘compare with_ the stmas Box 'Assortments. Write Iy for particulars and samples. LTHAM _ART PUBLISHERS, st.Dent. 64-F. Boston, Mass. SALESLADIES experienced in coats, dresses and millinery depts. The Loeb Co., 714 7th st. n.w. . GLOVE SALESWOMAN. Thoroughly experienced sales- woman for glove department, one who can do repair work preferred. Apply at once, em- ployment bureau, fourth floor. GOLDENBERG’S, Seventh and K Sts. N.W. 'S WORK. part time, general hou - anted by reliable v woman M. 6 lumbis and by Health rices. "hone ings. mattresses oreh 10ta ring ot s re- VORK or part_tij 37 Missouri colored, . ishes posi or mother's helpér: willing 1 for small salary: stay nights. No. [ GIRL, colored. experienced, g chimbermaid or waitress s GIRL. colored. wants work in_smail a8 nirse or general houseworker. st s GIRL. wants general housework oking in small family of two or Franklin_1300. ave. or ES_of every desc: Prices reasonable. efficient, LEEBLATT. 1. me. by = y_gervi D 1 wer apparatus 13650 m : 5 _tooms _com st E) 1, colored. re stay nights; city refs. W.._basemen GIRL from general houseworker. ne. ored. wants day s Mornings or evenings. 1434 e country _wishe call or aolored, wants general hou Apt. 1. Dt. le. wanis general I a3 1533 Phone North | FENCES—Attistic iron : nt i WOtk anteed. 2 e The T North [ E art-time sework., PP AIRED AND REFILLED Also ‘window motors. arma- spe: Armature Works 635 D Diete elec, 12¢ Tences: Dus Ton: 1935 wants _general T rences. North 9826. sework, | FURNITURE covers made. E ToT3 | froe. - Tiltens “D—No_cash_reau Wwants housework or nursin 1540 Bth st. neat, colored, Decatur 2195, wants _work; stay g bition. We will b plimbing. heat. woman's a GIRL WANTS WORK of any kind. Tst st. n.w. nstall pore in fact, oy 5 e GIRL. colored, wants work after Phone_Adams_2011. schaol. Tp 1o three years to pay s for estimates JOBS wanted by two neat colored & rmaid, waitress, general hou gooking: 5o home nights. arge. All work_ start I Improvement Co.. Inc., usework Phone st MAID, colo on, gen Apply 1511 Turner & Clark, DESIRABLE positions open to young women 16 years of age and over; good pay to start and frequent increases. Apply 8 a.m, to 5 p.m., 106 Melrose ave., Bethesda, Md. The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Baltimore City. HELP—DOMESTI PER_white, fam- . short “hours. ~* Apply etown_Heights. s general House- ckiies best references required; small fam- ‘00K, experienced. and general houseworker. ¥, biehts. 118" Allison st. ¢ ENERAL HOUSEWORK, experienced_whit Woman: stay uights. Address Box 211K Star_office. : fine | RSt n.w. COOK, experienc MAN. bond —and_seciiriiles, to sell ntced ‘securities in Washington and vicinit; ferences required. Address Box 31-H._ Star_office $26 and liberal commission to start: hose wishing steady position ap- Y married men preferred. 216 Insurance th _and Eye n.w. can- i lles work: $25 per in-cut, outside sales Railer Drosh WANTED—A_ real salesman who wants real oprortunity: one already emploved who wants to better his position preferred. Per- manent position for a man who can sell an untual servico to” Washington buainess and professional men. Apply Room 900 South- ern_Building. PATENT _ATTORNEY with _ englucering fraining 18, A'e &ive omplets. htor, o corporation. UGk in fitst fetter. Address Box 268-K. Star affice. 0u can gervice and install all high-grade radio sets, includ- ing super-hetrody! neutrodyne, etc.. a per- manent connection v agon or Jou st & Taly Salary. Do not apply If yon cannot measu up to the best. Address Box 412-K, Star office. stating experience and former connec- suj:su.\fi—flmazlm saleamen. capable of building specialty to casy eelling product: al o quick returns, F. miliarity with building materials and con- struction an_advantage. but mot’ sbeolntels necessary. - _Building Specialties Co.. 103 Investment Bldg. 13¢ SALESMAN. full tlme. weel aran- toed.Sea Mr. Normandy. Room 730, Wood- ward Bldg., 9 to 12 a.m. SALESMA' job printing lor all shop. R ST ce. 15 SALESMEN. canvassers. crew managers, di trict m. gers: wonderful profits, _Call 5 to & all_week, Room 205 Houston Hotel. 9th and Enw. D. C. Md. Del. Va., W. Va. p . 8. C. territories all open. De not phone. . SALE land: n good money Room 50, mor LOR, “ex ced. for _alterations on men's and Tad lothes, Apply 823 10th st.nw. after 10 n.m, e ERS. 16 to 18 yoars of ball games Apply Arcadia, 14th_and Park rd. T SALESMEN.. It you are an’experiencid one. call spe- clalty” salesman. I have just the position you "have heen waiting for. This is not stocks, bonds. insurance or real estate, but a commodity th: appeals to the profes- sional man, the business man and the high- class exceutive on sight. Our average men are in tha $5.000-a-year clas and many double and treble this amoun Unless you are doing as well you owe it to do“r"l to ipvestisate. Bee M. Landow.” Room 120, McGill“Bld. “Apply 0-10 a.m., 5:5:30 pm. Virginia, _Mary- ho_competition: permavent: vaiie. Dunshes, 918 F 8., roings. ., Previo) state experience desi able, but not 1 us we will teach you, Real leads. not names. are ready to work on. 208 Riggs Bank Bldg. 14th and Park rd. N.W. INSTRUCTION_COURSES. BEAUTY CULTURE—COMPLETE COURSE or individual subjects, combined with pra tical experience in Washington's only_exclu- sive beauty culture school, Mabelle Honour School of Benuty {gulture. 817 14th st. n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Stay nights: must accustomed to_ nice people and references. Mrs. L. Becke: Chevy Chase. Md. NURSE_AND COMPANION, aged woman: D. C. reference. Pho dew ad mi 005 1% _New York ave. n.w. ne Col. MADE for autos- just give lock O CHAMBERMAID: PASTRY COOK, first class on all ki bread, cake and pies; best references. Call | n.w. 1+ 2011 L st. can st_st. n.w. ber and letter: work guaranteed. Locksmith 7 14th ar JI_reljable maices ~incl Cemented or tacked dowi . Prices that will please sou. ndow and floor coverings. Klesblati. stay | 11°* inds_of SCOTCH OMAN, trustworthy: ) Tiddle aged. years' experience: ‘hest ¢ housekeeper: ~ $00 M. De Armond. care Miss plain three 1 = experienced. any ‘kind, cle: Pla. ave. ‘A want 50 ‘part-tim 0 am, 0 pm.: no S 1159 18t n.w.. part Y Fx‘r‘:x k t-cl rices this week: first-class ragshibe. 5. D. Eopatin 5_rd. _Adams b: D t re; X —Special terial. worl 0. ni Tired. or quick resulte {E IMPROVEMENT—AR e Fome T8 aper, elect 1 ind of improvement— t reasonable prices and terms in with No job 5 cents: made while ddress num: Try-Me Decatur_3877. uding B by Also 1ith AND PLASTERING ‘ma. 3320 1016° 1lled_mechanic: Pau n 10187 PAPER PAT and panered with D up. Painting at_lowest prices. of dull-season prices. Terms mates gladly given. 5w time. uo work undays. 46, > PAINTIN rooms) WOMEN (two). eral utility worker R et n.w. Pot. 3771.J. experienced cook and gen- :_best of references, " whols house 'S4 £°7% | work _ guaranteed.® The 813 o WOMAN. wolored. settied. with un go0d references, wishes no_laundry._Polly Miles. WOMAN, colored. _middie-aged. housework: referenices: well experi ply 416 T eneral housework: e iy fime Guring a5 usually | yainting at lowest price 0 years’ satistactory service. E Ine.. 1 Met up: Eagle Decorating —House painter. interior and ex- feasonable prices. TING—Rooms vointed ychrome paper. $8.5 Get pen 0 Ableman 't 2 1] o red. & ekilied mechanics: Decorats w.__Fr. 800 ELPER, white, neat and re: lined to do smail ehitd: WOMAN. settled, colored. wants Dl eneral_houseworker: willing to stay 104 _Vermont ave. n.w. as ht ac nig] WOMAN, colored. for_cooking and_geperal housework: to leave city at once for Army post, Marvland: will llnz $40 per month. Call Cleveland 3037-W, 126 Porter st. n, Anartm WOMAN woma colored, with husband: work for only: no children: $25 monthly and livin ters, 1431 F t st WO white, to do general housework in change for good home and small compen- tion._Address Box 85. Arlington, Va. AN, elderly, white, Wishes posi worker: no laundr, 7! PERSONAL. Cleve. 5575. tion_as FLECTROLYSIS ONLY SAFE AND PER. remove _superfluous vay ' 10 MARIE STEVES reage Bidg.. 1103 G hai Daintin: ter boating MASSEUSE—SWEDISH _EXPERT. uate, lately saze. 1525 M &t. n.w., Apt_1 arrived. gives excellent mis- g. porches built: Al v brick work: best quaiity ship: no_eash req: GRA 3rd_floor. _£r. 5141, $1.800 A YEAR, NOT 80 WAD. 10 START Student of 3 Fitadl” auhind ekl ining. fi}"’,{g“‘,‘,’;{, ri 1{-«1” t;fi'\‘l'{ur A[l)..ol‘}(l;!n&‘hérg RETARIAL sCHOOL: 6 sh-br, 19t AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR PERMIT! and " parking: © cars - furnished: - relabla, licensed 1 3 o o licensed, instrictor. ~ Call FOSTER, Frank SITUATION—MALE. BUILDT PERINTENDENT or englneer of office building. licensed engineer, full knowledge of electrle or hydraulic elevators, steamfitting, plumbing and refrigeration. Address_Box_216-K, Star_office. i PENTER AND P Wi ic_for TE, e ¢ ATNT i anything valuable, Address Box 39] office. FREE TIFE INSURANCE saleamanship: university fatructor; whole or part time: cam while learing. Address Box BEAUTY TURE _COMPLETE, _ $50% marcelling, permanent waving, manicuring, MARTIN ete.: d d_evenis e M S, THOSE _WITH _UNDEVELOPED TALEN drawing large studio offery unustial ‘op- portunity for practical training evening: [WQ‘ éntl‘rvl?\’ Dl\lv‘ lul)is l‘l‘!l!‘((lll!l of mak- g commercial art 'their ‘orofescion. dress. Box 264D, Star offiee. o csion Ad GRE ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CUT tur x and evening clisses. the highly 1128 14 pald profession. Franklin AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: cfinlodmlrliv 'mnlnlrw{(,l exneré i en_ inatructor Tirnished. CONOVER, ST28H 0w W 300N, KATIB DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS DU Four wystem of shampooing, marcel waring and faclal treatments. Avsly second floor. AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD,_BXI rienced ' instructors: - satisfactior : hile chauitours Furntehed, ol Line BAcC: GREGG SHORTHAND. Private and individual instructions: die- tation, review. civil service: by experi tuition, $6. Address Box 413°K. Star offic BOOKKEEPING, Special classea i individual instruction: capable men teachers: choico of hours, 5 to 7 or 7 0 9 o'clack. now for nmext' class. STRAY LR COLLEGE, 721 13th St. N.W. M 1748, s 8S_INSTRUCTION. TT- SERVICE MAN. with 20 years™ experi- enco on marine and statlonary botlers ‘and engines, desires teady position: no “J“ For furtner information. address Box 18 ar FILIPINO, college udent, work in business Hiouse: courteous and honest: will: g Worker, Address Box 903K, Star pfice. AN, colored. m fed. ~wishes position as or,| butler . references. Call_Poto- J. 11e HOME , OF NURSE DEVOTED TO care “of invalids, every convenience. 1833 Kalorama rd. convalescents and Phone Adams ments. Capital Ho R_st p PAPERHAN: est grade work TH] nged 5 TING—F o at mods DETECTIVE SERVICE — CONFIDE! investigations. evidences and infor secretly_secus INC, ilding. 7 . INC, Barr Bullding. 910 17th st 1 MADAM CAUSBY'S PRIVATE SALOX Massaging and elect treatments. ed whites only. 1109 O. Apt. 101, Potomac 2598. ongultation free. HAY prices. Rooms hointed and papered as 1o of paver subject to ¥o and_exterior v Drices. We nse b NTIAL mation Refin. RINDERGARTEN _ NURSERY — SCHOOL. Children from 1 to '8 _years. _Day. month. Arrangements {or boarding. week! North 5 - eral piano renairs ELECTRICAL TREATMENT: ACUTE chronic eages, 1 § b Na estimata reasonable | en Highs rate p iR OF TICKETS FOR e._Call Main 6075, HEATING. 2 ropaired: Jow ARMY ‘middle-aged, climan Gr anything. anitor, caretaker. off o Address Box 40 wants work as Janitor or experience: 00d_refer- 784 Harvard n. GOING SOUTH, PAC can 'take _one Dassenger. Box ce. PRACTICE YOUR I, with Parisian family. Addry FRENCH—ROOM Also lessons. ANNOUNCEMEN wave, whol wnpoos_and ‘fing CRARD X expericneed. wants place kind.” 4810 How- &b 0.y 8 Teliablo. wishes work private family b as porter: can also operate elevator: hest_reference. _Pot. 2700, ATE TUTOR—Young _man._eraduate ican and Eurovean universities: 7 experience in all subjects ed T Address Box 30! RETIRED ARMY MAN ¥alhman or o handy man. 208, on, Address Box TENOGRAPHER, expert, cressional experience. desires ‘per- or temporary _connection. immedi- ddress Box_396-K. Star_office. _* 19 years old, attending nig employment: honest.’ amb s, 'reliable: excellent recommendation ensiiler anything. Address Box 372K, Hifice agement of soda ommission bast experience. MAN wants pogition as houseman or butler: ' understands furnace: referenc Phone_Decatur_1166. 12¢ Can Earn $3 an Hour. SELL XMAS CARDS., The most beautiful lino In America and we 'Day unusually largo commissions: card seil on sikht. We dyliver and collect, ~Cal in herson o write. SAMPLE BO( é‘;@“‘ - v FOR_YOUR CONVEN: OPEN "EVENIN( IENCE. _ PRO ENGRAVING C0., 206 Phillips Bldz.. 937 15th_st. n.w. MEN. The oldest manufacturer of fts kind re- quires soveral younx men for their Washe ington braneh, “No experienco needed. as we v to train our own men. Wonderful opportunity for “all linds' of" factory’ and oflice workers to get into sales work with competent managers. Must be satisfied with approximately %35 weekly while being taught. Promotion to real workers. Call Room ‘201, 612 ¥ st 2nd floor; ask for Syor sales SALES REPRESENTATIVE. AR, Sxcoptionsl opening for a traveling salenan Wwho is capable of presenting & high-grade “advertising service 10 banks and merchants: our clients are composed of the leaders in'all lines of business in the me- dium-sized cities throughout the United States: our unusual ages are denced by our growth over many the ‘work appeals to ‘the Detter salesman who {5 ambitious and able to 35.000 to$10.000" commi Plione for apvointment, mor HOT RVICE EXAMINATIONS. Prepare now for the junior and senior ste- nography and typewriting examinations and bookkeeping _exam.: also hookkeeping maching operator and Patent Office exam. in Nov. The Civil Service Preparatory School, & F n.w. Fr. 2080, ¢ MPLOYMENT AGENCIES. OTHERS EMPLOYMENT ifi’}lfi&?i"%‘m."“fl ,EManr, Vocational Counsellor, 1333 ® st.'n.w. Main 8671, STENOGS.. tvpists, bookkprs, clerical help. 3te._ Free remistry. Main 2338, 1338 G st n.w Boyd Emplovment, Service. OFFICE POSITIONS. Free registratior shington Employment Exchange: no charge uuless placed. Operated or tho public by the Washinzton Sehool or Secretarics. M. 2480, Room 313 Tr: nortation BId; 17th _and H. HELP—FEMALE. A1 our box cards, 50 AGENTE— tiful Christ orders for personal’ engraved e commission. _Earl's, 1517 H st. n.w. i APARTMENT MAN. for very exclusive building. containing 100 apartments. Salary gnd dnfesroom apartment. Addfess ~Box 0 ce. OKKEEPING OPERATORS, experiencea, urroughs bookkeepin t by national bank: st perience. _ Add {OTEL RA] MEN (3) Promotional ‘type, clerical expes PR USRI AL N e T Abbly_Room 51 International B, TRACTOR DRIVERS, several experienced. Apply 920 E st.|3% DWa b s B i earncst COLLFEGE GRADUATE or e 0, nent 1 Christian_(Protestant) 25 combining sition onen November tion o fully. Address Box 1 SALESMAN and window trim- mer, men’s furnishings and clothing, recently in business for self, western Pa. in town or out of town. dress Box 397-K, Star office. Ad- * — — SITUATION—MALE AND FEMALE, ignced ook and but- for first-class colored. wish_positiona in or apartment house. 815 anwood) . 12¢ SITUATION—FEMALE. fical nurse_for elderly urse, for eTderty lids, by widow. Mrs. Butler, yEgle, oF in 0_9th_n.w. Will consider |} WHITE CHINA late, fi-tnch, S1 & nch, 1 m% e _st. n.W. FOR PAINTING_COUPE dozen: 7-inch. $2.75. 7 815-inch, $2.20." The China Shop, TAILOR—WILL _SACRIEICE lished place (corner) Cash or terms, Address Bo: office. MY ESTAB- or $350 for guic 2 b, lMPnl\"fflAxT—A Y ONE_KNOWING THE a) ‘tanggs Hager il whereabouts_of v Mrs. James W terms. Phone e 6. "Acme Metal EXPERT FUR FINISH Thome. does repair work. relin of all kinds. Workmanship Phone_Clarendon 1646, inufacturers and installer [ fes fitted o your wind SAXOPHONE LESSONS. Fundamental for good_ o Main_ 8981, ask_for 1008, of opague sh: TUTORING FOR DELICATE ward l!‘tl“dl"". Bhone Tis0 P st onposi FIVE HUNDRED I e Cand e sonaily at F10°¢"s L Cabinet vo dollar W, MAN — LONG EXPERIENC Aew Knight coach. ment by the week. mon Kl WERVING AND CART d elinn ctory. biva.. Hyattaviile: Ma™™ Phono Hyatts. ownidg Y s v Party leaving i 11 established 1 will lease _equinned. t-room. b of D small restaurant di fully uipped: el ! he balance. ($450 onthly. A B 1 — = TAILOR SHOP fo * fally equi EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFFLY REDUCED won od. dertul _ Fronch .LA LEDENDEC) e DENDEC THER BEDS MADE feather mattress: will R L. I 1. 1813 ELECTRICAL graduate phane_Pot. SLIP COV ushions, Isherwood. § i Electrie viplet to 9. Apt 2, 14! Accredited Private School —offers reduced tultion to a limited n of hoarding students. Do lemonstrate sample. 350 atur 1161 . e ving town: Wi Y n.w, 1 Diisiriess: owne You' s sonably. Apply Deca i FOR SAL DR. Toron: R delic portunity; priced K154 Mt Pleas —Unencun ooming b on) nw. est in weil_paying cafeteria Aliress Box & rent two, Owner. Address Box. Mce RESTED 1o busing number RECOMME PRACTICAL NURSE desires poaition """'fi care of semi-invalid: day or night duty: wit| felerciiceg Turnish Phone call L NURSE, experionced, midd es position, care of inv: ldgnrc est city reference. Fr. 7978, NOGRAPHER. P. B. X otent of taking care of office. n_337. kL competent and _experi- Datent or other, with idress Box 305-K, Star 0 children. Tequired; DEMONSYATORS — Experfonce e ability necessary qualification: young lady about 25, ¥or appointn S2 88 et G ; s vm.\ and 7 Frid e P d - Wants. o Wt Feferncos. | Address Box 405K, Star OGRAPHER. high school gradiate. con- 1. t experience: part-time work 30, Wisconsin 3005-W. 13° guarantee satisfaction to readers. Any complaint necessary to be made to The will recelve prompt attention. admission to Recommended Service _Column_call_Main 5000, Bran: AUTO PAINTING JONS COMP! hours with wonderful new finish that grows haudsomior With s axainst_rain. moni d ils, show this excelient mater i McReynolds. Inc., 104 k 35 m%m-‘@iié PLAT] Bl ¥ Nl o T, praak, $151, 460 Biarce found Wi durable g ; 1" casy Address Box Star star T For | haness Price reason dive. Address Box 488 HOPEL—Well located at ac wort on Chesapeakn Hay <16 rogms. fu 115 sitinped: illness cans Address Bo Star XnM ALE containing 3 flats, 13* ST B-g. It b0k, 8 ows, N <130 entirely re- cash Address ning heap ®ood Tea- or Fully_equipped: £ood _bus onnt of iliness: 5-year GENTLEMAN. $9.000 will buy and ce. Tive