Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1927, Page 46

The Four Stragglers Capt. Francis Newcombe. ex-officer in the Great War, Who breaks into society. but who ie really ‘Shadow Varne, noted figure of ug- derworld. and in charge of various big steals French thiet. who that have set London agos Paul. Cremarre. noted ewcombe in the backwaters of the with has met war. alonz Riunells. a valet. who has done some big thefta on his own ‘account. and The Fourth Straggler. ' who hears the erooks azree to combine after the armistice, and who disappears, Polly. Wicks. a flower girl. whom New eombe hias adopted_and sent to America to a fini<hing school. with the idea of insuring al contarts of the hest before he leaves Fnciand. after ‘executing some bix hauls. 8he is the friend of Tora Marlin. daughter of an eccentric millionaire. and fier nest on a big show Dlace on the Florida Keys. where Mr. Marlin. the mad magnate. has buried more than hall_a million dollars. the exist- ence of which Newecombe learns inadvertent- I¥ from hia beautiful ward Howard Tocke. son of 3 bie husinese man who takes Newrombe and Runnels to Florida g s cam launch. " He fails i love with olly. (Continued_from_Yesterday's INSTALLMENT VIL Dear Guardy.” ad 00D said the ex ln]!l:l‘n‘ of territorials. “How about the mail? Any Jetters?’ gy “I've got them here. Paul Cremarre answered. #There were only two.” “\vell, what _are they?” demanded Capt. Francis Newcombe. ; e Frenchman examined the first the letters in his hand. : OLIN° eity. letter from Hipplewaite, | Jones & Simpkins, Solicitors—— Cant. Franci§ Newcombe chuckled | “That's ahout a hen Runnells ran over a gnonth or so ago. Extremely Valuable fowl! Poultry show stock and all that, you know. What has| the price risen to now? Faml Cremarre tore the letter open. Pwo pounds, ten and six,” he said. “still mack too chea grinned Francis Newcombe, “The man is robhing himself. Chuck it before Runnells sees it. He could have settled for a pound three weeks ago. What's next? The Frenchman examined another envelope. i “City lotter again *The S *“Ah, ve combe gravi | | | | £impl away Most worthy object. ve 'em ten quid last month. A jon down in Whitechapel, you Elevation of the unclevated and ull that. Shocking conditionst I Tust sce that your name goes on that & hall T tear it up?” drawled the, Frenchman. “Yes,” said Capt. Newcombe. The Frenchman remained silent for moment. 5 Well?” prompted the ex-captain of territorials. “You said there were ce. th'r'l have put the other on the table beside you,” said the Frenchman. It is intime. The stamp from America. The handwriting of & lady. You will read it yourself when you are able. “Able!” echoed Capt. Francis New: combe, with sudden asperit I won't be able to do anything for an- other week, let alone read. Open it! You know mned well it's only my ward in America. And since I'm go- ing out there soon as I'm fit again, Tm rather keen to know what her jmmediate plans are. She was going to a school friend’s home for the Sum- mer. I've explained to you that her mother did a rather big thing for me once and I'm trying to repay the debt. Open to me. There's nothing private about i But, certainly man, as he opened the letter. “It 18 only that you are both young and that the thought crossed my mind you-— “Read the letter?” snapped Capt. Francis Newcombe. “If there's any in< closure for her mother, you can lay that aside.” “There is no the Frenchman 11, then, listen! K inclosure,” returned good - humoredly. I read: The Corals, Tuesday, Juns 30th. Dear Guardy: You know, of course, I was going to visit Dora Marlin and her father, Mr. Jonathan P. Marlin, this Summer, 80 you won't be altogether surprised a the above address. You see, We came here a little sooner pected, so that your last letter, for- warded on from New Yerk, has just feached me. : : 1 am wild ‘with delight to know that you have decided to_come out to |l America for a visit. 1 showed your |I jetter at once to Dora and Mr. Marlin, and they absolutely insist that you come here as their guest. You will, won't you? You old dear! You'll have to. else you won't sec me—so there! You see, we're on an island jn the Florida Keys and it's ever so|man. you far from the mainland and there’s ne other place on it to stay except with us. 1 wonder, I wonder if you'll know me? I'm not the little Polly I was, you know. Oh, Guardy, it's simply wonderful here! The house s really a castle and it's built mostly of coral and is £0 pretty; and the follage is a dream —the whole island, and it's really an awfully big one, is just like a huge garden. And, too, it's just like a world all your own. The servants are mostly negroes, with pickaninnies running around, and they live in jolly Jittle bungalows, ever and ever o many of them, that peep out of the t at you everywhere you go. And | then there is the aquarium. IUs Mr. || Marlin’s hobby. 1 couldn’t begin to describe it. 1 never Knew such beau- | tiful and wonderful and queer crea- | tures existed in the sea. Dora’s a dear, of course. I'm sure you'li lose your heart to her at once. And T've already grown so fond of Ar. Marlin and the more so, perhaps, hecause Dora is frightfully worried | about him. I am afraid there is something very serious the matter with his mind, though a great deal of the time be appears to be quite nor- 1 don’t understand it, of course, 1se it is all about the financial ons in the world; but anyway— { Cremarre stopped reading sruptly. There was a moment | silance while his eves swept swiftly on to the end of the paragraph. —“well”” inquired Capt. Franels| cwcombe. “Wha the matter? Have you iost your place?” The Frenchman drew in his breath, &harply. { “Bon Dieu’” he exclaimed excitedly. “Listen to this! It is the lamp of | Aidain! It 1s the Isle of Croesus! We are rich! It s superb! It is mag- nificent! Listen! I read again: —-he has a at sum of money in hanknotes here; half a million doil he said. He showed it to me. It v hard to believe there was so much. Why, you could just make a little bundle of it and put it under your ym. 1 asked him why he had it here and he patted it and smiled at me and told me it was the only safe thing to do. And then he tried tof Jlain a ot of things te me about | / that I couldn’t understand at Paul Cremarre looked up and waved the letter about jubilantly. “yes, yes!” he cried. “I am awake! See! I pinch myself! Tt is amazing! In banknots In Amerjcan money! That is valuable, eh? And a little ‘bundle that one could put under one’s srm!” Capt. Francls Newcombe's lips were 4% straight line under the bandages. I'm afraid 1 don't get the point,” he said coldly. “The point” Paul Cremarr face was flushed now, his eyes burned with excitement. “But, #acre nom, the paint is—a half million dollars in cash. And so easy! It is ours for the tak- fng. The man is—ha, ha!—yes, I learned something in the war from the Americans—he is what they call a nut” He tapped his forehead. “And_ from the nut we extract the kernel! Yes?” “I think not!” said Capt. Francis 1. swcombe evenly, : e here. Monsieur stand, of the Iarl of Cloverly a few days ago,” interrupted the Frenchman that off! a my fault. natural, what I said. our business to do that sort of thing I did not know how But now that I know Manwa Island, Florida Kevs, | it j5 at an end.' I have forgotten it, It is as though it had than T ex-|® th well! from s he slept. Runnells, in response to a demand the bedroom, {luncheon tray “You've had a rare whack of sleep,” id the try dow: he table beside the bed. e What time is it?” inquired Capt. from it 9» The Frenchman stared in- o “Rut it must be that you of exquisite irony. for what could be We are for a while because hot for us on this eredulo joke—a little joke “Yes, better—or about to lay low usly. of course; suit us it was becoming too side of gift ot awaits Capt. thrust out a clenched hand tow: 0! Bon Dieu!” gasped the Frenchman “But I don’t understand. it plain,” ancis Newcombe in level [here are limits to what even I will do, and it is well over that limit To go there as helpless “Then I'll said Capt. tones. Ye I would wreck. that?" “Dam! “There is alw. women, I s “You you please,” the wa the god: us_fortun Franc better? ter—and, presto, s, there jmmediately e on the other side!” is Newcombe suddenly ard the By Frank L. Packard Author of “The Miracle Man,” “Doors he said in a low voice. ly. try to was a aid n! aid may the room. thing here. n my “But, ested enough! things to me? | it s not just. letter, and I read it. together? felt about this. my friend. never been.” life!™ before | clenched hand again. bandages! face! 1 wish monsieur—monsieur!” the F¥renchman. ‘Why should you say such I am distressed. You asked me to read That was not it was but Has it not been And sul Capt. the a woman! make guest, rely gues N Francis combe tersely. “And the guest before of many others. have a ward to consider upon whose reputation I was to trade, and which Do you understand 1 But I did not Frenchman. Damn all damn_ them as much as | said Capt. Francis New- “America, eh?” confided Runnells to himself, as he carried the tray from combe, a grim savagery in his voice; “but there’ll be none of that sort of And you keep ,\'u\x; hands Do you also understand that?|about your plans? I k U There's going to be one decent thing . TR yOLLTe (B He stretched out his urse thess 1 could see your But I tell you now that if any it and read it|attempt is made to get that money I'll crush you with as little compunc- tion as I would crush a snake. agreed the French- | plain?” “That like a ot under- New- 1Is that pro- And vou of the Night,” “Jimmie Dale,” Eto. Copyright, Geo. H. Doran Co. and especially in view of the last week, I have to admit you possess one redeeming feature, that I am bound to give you credit for.” “What's that?” Runnells was at the end of the letter now. He stared at the bandaged face with eyes a little narrowed, and with lips that twisted in a strange, speculative smile. “A fidelity of the same uninitiative quality that a dog has,” said Capt. Francis Newcombe, motioning for more to eat. “And_in that sphere you're a suc- cess. I hope you'll always stick to itr" Runnells made no answer. His eyes were on the letter again—rereading it. The lunch proceeded in silence, At its conclusion, Runnells stood up, slipped the letter behind the pillo again and gathered the various dishes together on the tray. “America, eh?” confiled Runnells to himself, as he carried the tray from the room. “So that's the bit of all right, is it? And Paul don’t know anything about it? And the captain don’t know—I know! Half a million dollars! Strike me pink!” The Writing on the Wall, It was a night of storm. The rain, wind driven, swept the decks in gusty, stinging_sheets; the big liner rolled and pitched, disgruntled, in the heavy sea. Within the smoking room at a table in the corner Capt. Francis New- combe turned from a companion, who t opposite him, to face a steward 0o had just arrived with a tray. How about this, steward” he asked. “Is this weather going to de- lay our getting in? I understand that if we don’t pass Quarantine ' early enough they hold us up all night.” “So_they do, sir,” the steward an- swered. “But this isn't holding us up any, a bit nasty though it is. We'll be docked at New York by 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the latest. Thank you, sir!” He pocketed a gen- erous tip as ho departed. @ young man at the opposite sid of the table, dark-eved, rlil;rk-halrede. with fine, clean-cut features, a man of powerful physique, whose great breadth of shoulder was incased in an immaculate dinner jacket, lifted the glass the steward had just set before him, “Here's how, captain!” he smiled. “The same, Mr. Locke!” returned Capt. Francis Newcombe cordially. Howard Locke extracted a cigarette from his case, and lighted it. ‘The end of as chummy a crossing as I've ever had,” he said. “Thanks to you. And I've been lucky all round. Cleaned up well in London, and L'l get a pat on the back for it from dad —and . a holiday, which, without q:rowlng any bouquets at myself, I'll say I've earned. I think I'll do a bit of coast cruising in that litt'e old 50-footer of mine that I've filled your ear full of during the last few days. Wow! And not least of all my luck was Joyce introducing me to you at lunch that day in the club.” “It's very good of you to say so, sald Capt. Francis Newcombe. “Good, nothing!” exclaimed the young American. “I mean it! You've made the trip for me. And now how Ing on South somewhere, for vou men- tioned it the other day. But what about New York? You'll be a little while there, and I feel pleasurably re- sponsible for the stranger in the strange land. The house is barred, for the famlly is away for the Summer; but there are the clubs, and I'd like to t;;:("you up and show you around a Capt. Francis Newcombe studied the young man’s face for a moment— he smiled disarmingly as he did so. Howard Locke was the son of a man of great wealth, the head of a great financlal house, and of a family whose social status left nothing to be desired —and America was the Land of Promise! But one could be too eager! “I'd like to,” he said heartily: “but I fancy I've still quite a little trip ahead of me, and I'm afraid I'm a bit overdue already. As you say, I men- tioned that I was going South. To be is “All right, then' said the ex-captain | precise, I'm going down Florida way of territorials in a softer tone. say, that ends it.” ‘Shall 1 go on with the letter?” sked the Frenchman pleasantly. said Capt. Francis New- I've- had He' smiled 'No,” eombe. enough of it for now.” suddenly, as the Frenchman placed he letter in his hand. 'm a bit off color this morning, Paul. The trip -down from Clover- 's has done me in a bit, and my I'd give a hun- ved pounds for a few good hours of sleep.” Sorry! hu “Try, man quietly. “I wil combe. The ‘Glve it to me. rt like hell. then want anything. until Runnells gets back.” “Good enough'” agreed Capt. Fran- cis Newcombe; and then abruptly, as the Frenchman rose from his chajr:|The damage inflicted on the raflroads “Speaking of Runnells, Paul—you will oblge me by saying nothing to him of contents of this letter.” 1 will say nothing to any one, let alone Runnells,” replied the French- “It is already forgotten. Call, §f you want anything.” said Capt. i Frenchman’s foots way in the outer room. Capt. his hand, smoothed it out again. motionless then, his from the door, his lips thinned, under jaw outthrust a little. Fran crushed it, and “I'm afraid suggested the French- “I'll be where I can hear you if I won't go out Francls New- teps ewcombe's fingers tightened around the letter he held in | arefully | He lay there face turned away “Three years in the planting! the letter? Ru he said t Francis ‘Three muttered to himself. Very well! nnells too!" between his teeth. sleep for a bit—sleep—sleep And for a time he tossed restlessly | de to side, and then presently . as he Newcombe. .o'clock,"” He 1t broug| said pillows in behind you. “Where's Paul captain of territorials, Runnells did not answer immedi- In arranging the pillows he He looked at it coolly. it ought to be worth looking at if Newcombe ately. found a letter. Capt. under hi: Francls pillow, snapped the ex-captain of | Runnells placed table within “He said Runnells, easy went out after the letter reach 1 tonight, that's all I know. bit of again, stew,” hrust ht in 5 Runnells. Here, sit up a bit, and I'll bolster the the ex- kept on be Runnels read steadily now. combe’s mouth mechanically. “Damn it spluttered the captain of territorials suddenly. can't bolt food as fast as that!"” Runnells’ feveris| Y;s slow,” “In a great many respects, Run- nells eyes hly alight. terday you he mumbled. were sald I went too curlously, died his he | “It has ripened Paul—bah! does it matter, after all| that he read I am not sure but that he has already outlived his usefulness— and letter suddenly underneath his pillow. Damn the infernal pain!” he gritted “If T could only What the the the de the tray, pulled the table a little closer, and sat down on the edge of the bed. got back,” id he'd sleep here This is a Runnells. with one hand present a forkful of meat to Capt.p Fr:::le Newcombe's lips, and with the other hand possessed himselt of the letter conveyed food to Capt. Francis Ne’:?— ex- “Do you take me for a boa constrictor? I “As | —or do you call it up?—as the guest of a Mr. Marlin.” (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) —_— VERMONT RAILROADS SUFFER HUGE LOSS Damage From Floods in New Eng- land Placed at Figure Nearing $3,000,000. By the Associated Press ST. ALBANS, Vt., November 17— of Vermont is “in excess of that suf- fered by any railroads in the United States at any time,” according to Her- bert J. Page, director of the flood in- \}I‘flnt‘lzfltinn for the Canadian National ailways. In an interview here yesterday Mr. Page pictured the tremendous task of rebuilding many miles of trackage and restoring more than 30 bridges on the Central Vermont line alone. At present, he said, there than 1,500 men working day and night to re-establish main line traffic on the Central Vermont, which runs through devastated areas in the northern and central sections of the State. A partial estimate of the total dam- age to all railroads in Vermont was given by Mr. Page as: Rutland Rallroad, $500.000 to $1,- 000,000; St. Johnsbury & Lake Cham- plain Railroad, $900,000; Montpelier & Wells River Railroad, $525,000; White River Railroad, $300,000, and the Springfield, Vt., terminal, $125,000. Mr. Page declared that business men, farmers and bankers with whom he has talked during his tours of in- | spection throughout the _different reas all believed that immediate Fed- eral aid is the only solution of the problem facing Vermont in her effort to recover from the disaster wrought by the flood. NEW BILLS TO INCREASE LIFE OF PAPER MONEY Civitan Club Told Smaller Cur- rency Will Last Longer Because of One Fold. The average life of currency will be increased from 9 to 11 months, due to the reduction in size of the bills, Alvin W. Hall, director of the Bureau of En- graving and Printing, said at a lunch- eon of the Civitan Club in the Lafay- ctte Hotel Tuesda The longer wear of the new size bilts will be due principally, he said, to the fact that they will he folded only once instead of twice, as at present. Mr. Hall also emphasized the sav- ing in the cost of printing the new currency, stating that 12 of the mew bills can’be printed on a machine in place of only 8 of the old. He also de clared that more than 400 tons of ink and more than the same number tons of paper will be saved. Through a co- ordination in the printing of the front and back of the new bills they will be harder to counterfeit, he added. John N. Swartzell, president of the club, presided. are more it Ohio Publisher Dies. GREENVILLE, Ohio, November 17 (#).—Judge Martin B. Trainor, 67, judge of Common Pleas Court here since January 1, last, and owner and publisher of the Greenville News- said. Capt. Francis Newcombe | Tribune, died yesterday. 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CULTURFE 1 Fraik vear Rddress’ Box 1M Jux = HC INC WAVING. COUR SCHOOL, OF PERMANENT bobbin. ete. We have the correct teaching of ‘exporienced teach hiished teaching hael i for results. The BEAUTY now.. srd ha Tith st 5131 Star_office. MAN. famill he capable to © with Pyroxylin painting: must 1065 Wi sconsin ave. stripe. - Apply Parkway Motor | gitery many adv: MAN to dri around store universally months. _ Gri Ve Ford delivery tir Furanieed. and_ work 409 10th st n.v . time MEN—Free course in life insurance gales. manship: univereity instructor: whole or part earn while 240-0_Star_office. learning ~ Address Box salcsmanshin: MEN. clca week g Metronoli SALESMAN toed,” Soe M ward_Bide.. § nteed to beginners ut: outwide sales work: S25 por | BTt N Fulier Brush - TSH - methed. € a0k tan_Iank Blde. il time. $30 weckly Normandy. Room 730 1012 am. 7 ' ‘00d ine 377 H_S ALESMAN—MUst state experience in writ Excellent office. o and v opportunity. Address Box men’ at Rogers at 5 n. nw. SALEMEN—The only thing of its - necassity that makes a beautiful €l Eift: sells readily to both men and aging $10 & day easily. teicphone or class. icarn vat AUTO T liable white women See Mr 'm.. Hotel Chastleton. 16th & R cars on mark (shoo dent.) SALESMEN (2) (o sell most popular 0 Washington: give experience, reference L enced: _steady, i | enred: s in Can Box et. by one of leading firm vite tutoring will muke most ‘Addres the child._Add demonstrator ! unior, muat Apply nw. i ex tion. "Wailace's | pert Jady Wsruc 2118 141h st. Bt . W BOYD SHORTHAND most complete “system Classes_forming. Est. COURSE 1N nniversity instructor earn while learinz. $E.Capitol CULTURE T N 30 _DAYS IS THE in commercial us atazes over other methods: Stenosraphic ~ course, 3 tes in demand, * positions Boyd ' Secre- 7 years. 1338 G n.w. TNSURANCE whole or Address’ Box LIF 3 EASY noon Write Mr. COMPLE ent waving manieur MARTIN rY SHOPPE. I5th & ‘o FASCINATING SHORT COURSE switehho: any hours EXPERIENCED T in Oxiford Bld OTIC ¥ RE e hour: permits se- Tin' 7047, B med nvenis t g8 Box 1 AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: Call CONOVER. G GIRL, d. and_Waitress; S nw. e for housework, part time, (AL HOUSEWORKER i) experienced. reference required. i be ggod us _housemald 2010 TS New GIRL OR_WOMAN. white_ for k¢ work on Pirm near Alex.: s geod home; reference as_cook and ne. Phone ther At WOMAN light du 711 6th lantie 1 WOMAN, le age. wants Dart-time work: Very Rood cook. 1535 Que st. mw- Apt. 15 ——— PERSONAL. ely arrived. ly Rives excellent 1525 M st. n.w.. Apt. 1. ERED AND RE de "to opder. hand painted or tapestrs expert. prominent- mmended. ~ Addiéss Box’ 74-K, Star m 19¢ ORTS come from wronz shoes. Smart Correct Shoes. MAIN 962, COL. 204 MASSEUSE. GRADUATE IN PARIS: TREAT- t for nerves and rheimatism. 1103 14th st. n.w.. Apt. All foot tr DR. TH 1007 Ci manent way to _rem moles. MARIE STEVE; 302 Kresge Bldg.. 2 TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving _prices. Fit and satisfaction guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at- tendants to_care for your every want. Peo- nle's Drug Store No 2. 7th and F ats. n.w. FOK_ADOPTION—BABY BOYS. RANGING in age from two weeks to five months, soms excentional parentaze, VE - ERNITY HOSPITAL. arne. B EATHER BEDS MADE INT W 3 28th se. ¥ feather mattress R._L. Isherw: Lin VIOLET RA. CTRIC TREATMENT: gradiate. nna. ave. Apt. 21, er: hours, 10 to 7. 1 PASSE S DE port or Binghamt _reasonable, WHO ¥ evening regard in this evening. KINDERGARTEN N ERY SCHOOL — Children from 1 to 8 years. Day. week. month. Arrangements for boarding. North 650, 1 IRED FOR WILLIAMS Saturday. in Ford se. KLIN 21 closed ™ car Ask for Mr. 10 . Tor cooking and general house- K: must have references, 1722 N. Capt- T Tor_sencral housework: refer- “Tith at. n ind two nights: good Apply_person- SERVICE — CONFIDENTIAL evidence, information secretly ultation ‘free. HAYES. IN 0 171 a: DETECTIVE investizatio) secured. — Coj Y OF RE- 11¥) booklel ith . finement to finance printi inal poems. _Apt. 3. 31 FOR SALE—UNUSUALLY DE gperative anartment rall Sunday morning. 3026 Porter st.. Ap joe_Adams. WOMAN. white or colored, houscwork: fond of children. is. 4007 44th_n.w. WOMAN. White, bel neral housework, zocd modera blies will write r ¢ for general Fraok Stai- years. active, Taundry : T-town res Call or SE. PHYSIO - PSYCIO te: healthy tcolored) mak- treatment for health. happiness. e private studio, ~ Potomac NG TO ST. LOUIS NOVEMBE an accommodate one passenger who wi ‘expenses. Call North 3735, . MODERN BUNGALOW IN E. room and board, nearby suburbs, by owner. Address Box 04- WOMAN. experienced and reliable, for_gen- eral housework in small family: stay nights. Meady position and kood pay. 1708 Allison st. n.w. Phone Adams 2154 dgs SITUATION—MALE. SLIP COVERS, OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE gushlons. enap, fasteners. $10.75. K." L Tsherwood, 1513 28th s.e. Linc. 5350. REWARD—FOR NI MATION LEADING Thonihs ald. taken’ ffomm’ Botie in Arifsion non! . tal Co.__Call Clarendon E’Z’a = = l’lgil.an office_ wor Address Box 1 STENOGRAPHER. bookkeeper and general bachelor with 110_encumbrance salary compensation. $1.800 year at GRE ture: e start. 1l even: 03-M. Star office. 19° 2 ACADEMY & classes. OF BEAUTY ily paid profession: morn- 1128 14th. Frank- Heton” Bull 1105 _11th st remair also! ! Call_Pof WHEELWRIC ply Mr. Mofiit TRUCK DRIV Doz machine: HOLSTERERS—Several. 1l 4 and 6 pm B} THOSE _ WITH for_drawinz lar: nortunity _for will interview comni ER. white, cxperienced drivin. bring references A Those that can 0080 o, call Franklin Rin o'elo Phone f k hend. “AD S at y and Thurs 17% ATTO DRIVING rienced whita ch AVTO tomac ou A Instructors Der_lesson UNDEVELOPED TALENT studio offers unusual op. training evenings ONS BY OLD satisfact! tnished _Call Line. 82. [ENSONS. PERMITS ™ SE ms TS two. must he A- t. Chestnui Farms Dairs. YOUN MAN specialty store: Box _10-H. Star office. as collector for women's Tarze Wtate references. Address now every nigh large corporal office. YOUNG MAN. 21 to 25, accounting oftice I Address Box 28-M. Star 080 fon. MEN—There and _vicinity %0 happens_th the AL L over $25.000 salen arganiza elsewnere: th much betier v iy earning salesmen and pportupity. opportunity. would welcome a change for the bette specialty sells for about clling over 00.000 per ve: than other countries: t that men who EF MR. P. 917 _Denrike Bldz hington are many men in W: who are ont of work or T R for one white lear ot " Garge company known as | Saiile 14 X of Sweden. which has asscts 2000, " is st develor tion in the United States $75 and the ar in Farope e United States field i3 in this article position to purchas STRA it 14 %0, new and differ ave joined nia are al 530 and 125 a week this may be vour ARKE] v between ‘managers. 1 e. —looking, for 15 unlimited. son; you can and’ carn Tighi account 9:30 t0 12 n Flectrie_Appli your own income atnst commissions CIvi YOUNG M Bookkeepin 28 YEA a position where opportuni| Where vou can soon dict rieht now is our hest sea proven methods hrough drawing Today from Potomac. ata. n.w. m. i Dec be ‘trained in t at the start { oon, see Mr. Saurio ancé_Co.. 14th_and ‘The oldest preter, to ¢ opportuni ofifco taught. Room 201 uires several young men fhkion branch, 'No experience needed. as we to train our oriers to ‘g6t Jnto sales work with Competent managers: mately iieht, " Prometion to real wori Moo Hawksworth, sales manager. MEN. manutacturer of its kind re- i for their Wash- STENOUGS.. >te. Free registry own_men. _Wonderful for all kinds of factory and Must he satisfied with weekly while brin: Cail ask for the public 335 Secretarics. F st 2nd floor We ha portupity salesman. Main 774 AN a man, Wl ight m: il tion, CHAUFFEURS. RELIABLE MEN IDENTIFICATION CARDS FOR BLACK AND WHITE YELLOW CAB. BLACK AND WHITE 1240 24th St. N.W. OIL BURNER. REFRIGERATION. into a field of unlimited possi- bilities, where your earnings-are only limited by your own appli- cation and ability, OPPORTUNITY g fomes, is_carefully lookil position permanently ected with an ofd ass business: BOOKKI fu ' 'to S1.5 Scliaol, s.0. cor. 12th and F . “MEN WA Train ofthese GREGG SHORTHAND. Choico of hours. 6_to 7 or Enrol YE 721 13th St. N.W. Main SERVIC or hooklien:ng The Civil & Schaol, ke, cor. 12th & F nw. M, 2450 ation Blde. 17th and H hookk 0. Special elasses daily, The Civil Service Propara- Phone TED “Molor” method Jobs. _ Earn Moler Batber i) the high-pay investizate. sril st.. New_York City SIVE youns man. experienced real \ith car, desires connection with firm drawing AGGR entate builder, Part-time ment.__Ade zo0d out of town. Call nees oW emp {480, Aot b i flooring, shelv- porches, plasterhoard. feneing. altera: ijoiis 0T Wy’ kind. partitions reascnable; it st ¥ experience and_xood in W. Robbin, 747 Newion Pl n.w 18 CHAUFF ition J FILIPINO desires position as butler, drive ot reference. Address Box 20K, PAINTING_ and roof painting: work._ Lincoln MAN exp feur, houseman or Jo5 w position as chauf- truck driver, 1421 Ist to 8 o'clock. Small classes. Reason RS COLLEGE, 1718 S INSTRUCTION ¢ EXAMINATIONS nation: special prepara am. and sten. and typ. Preparat ory S0. part.. d unn-'r' peatur 1958, _ ts, bookkprs. clerieal help. Main 2338." 1338 G st. n.w Boyd Emplovment Service. OFFICE POSITIONS. Free registration Washingt W cmployment d._Operated neton School the Wa Room 213 Trans- 0 colored, wishes work of any Store 4 with reference. 3 ored, wants place: chaul nights. Phone’ Adams for_store or xaod_sales: - OU26-W. 1 LESMAN—Y0 position, seliing experience in ot Sefling . best o ref Afer 6 b or oice i STEAM ENGINEER AND ELE fies position. L you' have' an_evenigz Ber, reliable man and one who wili iy ‘the efiiciency and economy_of your nt, address Box 42-M, Star office. - Re- s contidential. _ STUDENT _wishes —position afternoon and evening or an; references. Addr i © as _chaufleur other position: Box 20-M, Star office. 19° clerical _position: man. " just ldros Box 5 YOUNG colored man wish Jall'in verson or by mail. Uosires Togal or clerical nce in both. Call Frank- CORPORATIO Vot worian 14 S am COOK, coloro. e e 0 start DIRESSMAKERS, WITH e AND light waes of and get Mr. Bell, 2 FINISHER o accustomed 1613 Conn. ave. FREE COURSE Ship: university fime: earn 28 Star GIRLS, 20-M, _Star, ADY, ¥ daoradverti cierred b e, experienc Hiar_oftice_ LABY, for mgh Fiower 8hop. 17 MARCE a enced, wanted. e APPLY MR. RYAN, TAX1 CO. SALESMEN. ng ELECTRIC ve an exceptional op- for a good specialty who ience’ need ap v Sunday Worl Address Box 101-M. S while flico v 30 d_manicurist Sual opportumity for retic, healthy rec o matse Adaress Box only_one first S75 4 m ¢ offic at o enfeteria Iy: only experienc 1920 K st i i ELDERLY WOMAN who wants £ood_hom but_very meals Sunday for small fam, sy work. housekeen fine to high-cluss’ work need’ apply art N whole or Address instructor: learning work! not essential ete. Addiess Work and S 01_Conn, ave. SXDOTL exper Marcel of Paris, 1504 Con If you want to get laiting. Sth_st,_n.w PRESSER, _experienced on Dialted gown a1so. floor 1ady’ who Woodruff Jhorousniy undératands ry Cleannig Co., 400 honest. upright, very industri Kindly_call [fh_closed . car. + Br. 95_evenings, * nauran YOUNG 3 1on_with bonds or T possibilities, | double aplier, tyDist. office. entry. A COMPETE: ] Gof apt. house: 10 Address Box 10-F DRESSMAKING, Al N 41300, 7 URSE. undergr Aty dosi.os o Stitutional wor houschold duties: Attama 7188, STE il ] 1 years children oF in- s to light references. evening RAPHER Address Box 51 Dhy or typ Sl office. STENOGRAPHER-SECR! “ional and real estate ous, eflicien availi refercnces. _ Lincoln 2 COTTCER AT STENOGRABHER, “experienced “and “compe- knowledge o bookkeepinig and general work: avallable immediately. ~Adgms 7997, S immediately W. telephone for appointment. Mr. Jones 1P SALESLADIES (0), at 35 per week: #tate age, education and phone number, e g, = S T8, candy and fruits for Thanks. eiving and Christmas good commission paid after 7:30 p.m., Creole S: n Address 0D, 17° EXCEPTIONAL T PITS t lin n . 30-50. who lives in Washing- clean cut. ambitios, nk about o hetter his with a_desire to be established substantial no_stocks. bonds. real ance: large earnings possible ipihin business carriss with it jes for a managerial Dosi- Box 49 tar office. 1 WO hnsband the wark Adams 35, 4 ave, Tor o fow dnys each weck, addressing lettera: and speed. over week ends. the wife'to cook, ete 16 do in flower garden: required. Morton J, Luch: asional work. probably @ ndfilling state_exp Address Box enced. Apply Huy- AN AND HUSBAND, fo g0 {0 suburbs . and i and koodpay; reference ¢, 2841 Connecticut AS houseman's W SITUATION--DOMESTIC. lfil‘flflEEY. KINDERGARTEN: SHOPPING nd working mothers’ children. 25¢ hour. $1 : 9 to 5. 1322 Mi FREE TUITION — SECRETARIAL COU for the remainder of 1927 to 10 deservin: | MBI SINESS SCHOOL, 1401 ELE L TREATMEN RCULATION. . Frank. 520 101 Dist. Nat. Bk._G E_HOSPITAL W patients. ddres: 480-K r DRIVING _ TO want companion: no cha :!.\L‘KHTT. 1013 13th n.w SPECTAL ~ ANNO! ermanent wave, whole head, $8, including shamnoos_and finger wave. Hair dveing a )-Kfimlu, Scalp treatments, Facial and chiropractic work and scientific hair cutting. Ex) n:n operators onl 925 Grant Dl.'nl.'"r. PIANOS—EXCHANGE YOUR. TAND for o new Ortho, Vie. ordn.uml','.D»ofi.‘fign- on : allowance made. Call C 1041 MT. PLEASANT Wilsrc ShoR. B0 S WEIGHT NATURALLY AND RE: gain_your_vouthful “figure. _ Main 8725. ¢ FleeATTLE CREEK MASSEUSE, Electric violet ‘ray_treatments. 10 0 AL B, RASEN mi e Omes: Accredited Private School —ofters reduced tuftion to a limited number of girls as boarding students. Decatur 1161 ——— RECOMMENDED _SERVICE. ILL ADMIT TU- s SUPERINTEXD- 9 “work | | MASSEUSE — SWEDISH_EXPERT. GRAD- | SERVICE. 1) scription: reasome call and estimatet Fo FLOOR Wi abie g 1935 Park rd. n.w, 1356 FUR Grata Wor LEANED AND REPAIRED, . Weldine. Steam and Hot-water Ashéstos Covering. Plumbing Repairs. rior Service, Honest Dealings. ~ Crown Servien_917 11th st. n.w. Frank. 10183, fOME _TMPROVEMENT—A _nice home i3 very” woman's ambition. — We “will page nt. wstail porches, plambing. heat, e ite—in fact. any kind of v 2ton. 10 intercat or charges {or esti 00 small or too lnrke. All work started at oPpnn, Imorovement Co.. Inc.. Main h_st. 1w I IMPROVED SPECTALISTS—Ona of our plans: $500 job. $1.30 weekly: $700 ob. SLEO weekly: $1,300 job, $3.30 weekly. ete no - eash down “and first payment 13 & B0 or 60 days after contract is given. oo email. no job teo large. We are heating, plumbing. paintin: . butiding rooms, porches. §: Our ‘large_volume hest service and all day or nigh mates free. Call hin IMPROVE panting, 1 Inclosed por. hes DAy no interest, Ga IMPROVI trical | w te: pasies Improveme i NEERS—Pa- heating, electri, hardwood floors: Potomac Construs P 1 A Baiating_paper- ni heating, blumbing. of terms: estimates free, ¢ Co. 1016 10th, nw freatma roy Groce's. 11th_and E | KEYS—Dubiicite keve, rner & 23 Cota: made while lagk, _new o R R 5005 —House painting, interior and ex- manie.price TING. PAPERING AND PLASTERI —Soecial ‘prices {his. wocks Arstciass. ma: terial. ‘workmanshi. . D. Lopatin. 3320 1ith "Y’ nr. Park rd. _Adams 5340. no16® RING AND PAINT ooms paper- . S5 up: whole house. 43 5 ol sk nteed. The Decorating Co.. 3418 ie PAPERING WiiorE HOTSE S 5vooms and atory b % H Fall Drices’ alzo paimting. . ad. Sies, oo PAPERING. painting, olasteri latest" patiérns. besi -materiat materis » Work . Puins. 4027 Ga: Ave, Ad: B08E PAPERING PAINTING—Rooms poir and papered with polvehrome saper. S8 5 up. 'Painting at lowest brices. ” Get bensAt of dullseason ' prices . "Termis o 15 44 o~ Extimates Eiadly £iven o Bor 4800 Georera ave. Cor 546, 1neon PAPERING. pamting: rooms pipersd. 57 55 painLng At iowest Driee 3 mechanich rar«' satisfactory, service. Met. Deco iz & Elec: Co T 300 G A.w Fromon PAT NGING. PAINTING — Speeial pric 'mber 1. _Work guaranteed. Rt ting Co. 7 6h st De. At fantic 17° NGING—Rooms pavered. %5 up. Decorating Co. 600 N st 1 ws 20+ ua Fates e North 588. 1350 3 and_up: $6_and up: il T Decoral Newton PAPERHANGING. PAINTING, cementing: artistic. Call at onee for, estimates.” Huliu, 415 R n.w. Pot. 21 DIastoring, low 75 NGING AND PAINTING —High- est grade work and material at moderate ri Rooms scraped, sized, pointed up N papered a as $7.50. " Latest desicng of paper subject v n. Interior Vand” exterior 1 st reasonahie prices. We usn hest materials availablo and employ only skilled which ase | Stires son of ‘the tn At PAPERHA. 9 | work Zuarantecd for pe: nces furnt For he 14 11th st. n | writing. * Ref, | Terme it desiced tess Decorating Co. in 5 pApered 36 ap J. Egdal. 33 Fla. ave. nw. PAPERHANGING. namting.metal ceilin roofing. hot-water heating oak flaoring: lumbing. norches built: all kinds of rame and brick work: best auality and workman shin: no_eazh required: easy monthly nay. ments. Capital Home Improvement Co.. (43 R st_n.w._Phone Potomac 6148 i0° PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. $0.00 and up AT George, 2129 18th st. n.w.. Apt 2. Decatur 4149, PTANO TUNING. $3 50: we specialize in gens eral piano fepairs and rehuiiding Get our estimate ~ Prices reasonable Skilled me- chanics Work enaranteed —Sandersone Schacffer Co.. 614 H st_ne Linc 1057 RICH SOIL or rotted manure. $6 per loadt ndscaping work. Rod: PAINT 1 and cieaned cutfering, toas | ROOF REPATRI} | spouting. furnaces renai Sonable price Roofing and_} ROOFING. roof nainting ing: get_our prices on new tin roofs kins & Son. WEATHE! § special cunranteed work: terms Phone for estic mate. Adams 106 Arme Metal Weather Strin Co., manufacturers and installers of Protrotor S s 2 e. Lincoln 1012 W __AND DOOR SHADES — Good lity opaque shades fitted to vour windows, the best quality of opaque shades, ST015: hung free. e will call with samples. Klécblatt, 11th and H sts. n.e. Linc. 879. _— BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. THE Jargest manufacturine firm of its kind in the Cnited States can now offer a most wsual ovportunity for local > & high grade specialty nan 1ows Washington. to promote a_definite inose for himselt, selling a straizhi mer, product to_hardware and drg a edme 1 & hig age: state present oceupa experience and aualifications w th ri{crence all of which will be held confidential. Ad dress Bo 1116, Richmond e HAVE $8.000 TO INVEST on_reasonable borius and interest i any proposition where Absolute and positive securilv can be given. Address Box 159-K Atlant wcreens _and_mot ther stripping. Butle &15011. 1351 G please £ A PAINTING JOBS COMPLETEI hours with wonderful new AHII'ublgl:a‘:\lvllt§ finish that grows handsomer with aze. Proof against rain. snow. ice. steam. soap. am- monia. acids. alkall’ and alkaline mud. Let :IV:i s:n;(‘;“\"ul‘l "axm"'f' F(ll fine work witn N ent, material Prices. 3 MeRevnolds. Tnc.s 1000 Unahue st Col 305 AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass beds. fudirons, ele,, velacquered: fine silver lat- v ohn A Gott prank. 3441, “100 Peras st .t O BEDDING. MATTRESSES renovated, S sorings rn>|\.4|r:¥15\q":nrk &uaranteed box i "ot Dowe Math 83587 00 “box springs and_prompt_ el i BEDDING F sterilized” by process b Dept.D. ¢ thrompt sertice and low pr Eaxlé, Brdding Co. 1125 700 st. nw. Phone BEDDING RENOVATED_ & illows. feather mat. Vuggm.n. (2 CK _WORK. open fireplaces. plasteri carpentry; we do_the _whole job, Conr G0 N 1052 710G e e orclies built or glass-in- a ixs. matt down comforts re-co 622 E n.w. - “Let me sive v Watkins, Allzmllul!‘l"“ 1 (‘Afi?fi;\;:fl“{ S;IR\'I\'EJ expert workman, X of offices and stores, S Trarry’ Johnson, 1345 Trving. - Col. 19+ Tepairng o lastering. papering. ntie 216, now DELICATESSEN. _confectionery fountain: fine cstablished corner. doin & did business® 5 rooms: long lease: I cheap at $2.500: wortlt more. ceount of illness: 5-year FACT Washington. Yiein: unhimited ‘sales pos- 0 to $1.000. M. uitable Bl man ted_exclusive line, ities: must have cturers Sales Co.. AFE _AND PASTRY SHOP_T prtunities: next to Colony Thea Ga._ave. NEW § cleaning nw Eye st K. Star_office TIEMAN to nt i first-class neihbe Tox 42K, Star LADY OR G and its couipm drug store. Addres TIRE AND BATTI heart of commerci for selling: paying x0 with little capital or catimate phone Clove 252 ny and furnaces cleaned. rep more heat. less Tuel, roo. chimneys built: asbestos oo W fer. 6 ® CHIM 'S, furnaces cleaned. Repai Gl Kinda: more. heat. less: fuel Roofs ed._painted. Phone Capitol Hits. 83, 19% CHAIR CANEING, UPHOLSTERING. boreh rockers splinted. Armstro 3 st. n.w._Franklin igh" xrschipas pooR SRS REP A ntion: delive Hiitehite Co., 1918 O nwe ELECTRIC JOBBING, repai wiring annunciators, burglar al rmers i A 3 Cail North #765. g inds inte: ng ol FLDERLY whife woman, Protestant. as K 1o an employed couple. Plione ipusckeeper N'S CARE daily except Sunday: man: recommendatons, Call 8 10_7th_st. n.w.._Apt. 10}. ~ * IRL_ wants_ &cneral housework or plam cooking n small family of two or o Tin_13300. 17% Care for child 600_Eye_st. n.w. house- CHILDR ned white wo 400 _7! GIRL. colored. wants morning work, part- T Franklin 0733, time or_day's GIRL, mants fo do cookine for privale fam- 765 Kalorama rd. o.we ELECTRICAL REFAIRING. ined st o Bt S0 Main gggo. e ‘orke 635 D ELECTRIC _WIRING—6 with” fixtures $83.60. 2400_141 oome Adams 5% PERT FLOOR FINISHING. scraping. elec : skilled hi b 3 il Serene. 53 M st mwe M 10187 50 FENCES—Artistic iron. wi : Compatent_srertors," Main ‘6827 ikhe” Du pont_Supply_Co.._ine. L e s s _complete s, 38 Electric Co. - allo: R covers made. froe. " i 14305t ot n.w. ation. zain Adaress Tox FLORTST STORE—G o busi This 15 3 easy i leaving city FINANCIAL G Jesires han- dling issue of stock in goINZ concern OF ANY Droposition of merit: companies, organy and_ eharters secured. Address Box 3% Star afl eotrin dress Box DEI 500 S60 month. orizinally $4.300 discount. NOT n_fon indorsement: 10% M. Star_office. SSSEN and lunch, niw_: ¥0od busl- ness: price, $1.500. P. B. Havenner. Suite 203, 1408 G st. n.) Fr. 71 DELICATESSEN _and £ood business: P. B, Havenner, Bw. dong 000: ‘rent, 360. 1406 G st. n.w. e 748 [ HAVE a wonderul opportunicy to off man with experience in the shoe ehininz and business: this is a chance for you_to_cet in the b on F st nw. W W, Wakefield, 920 F st n.w. 18e GASOLTNE. accessories. Goulevard: cquipped and stocked . ST 200, Address Box BOOKKEEPER. L in eatablished jox_56-M._Star_of MEAT MARKET for sale. Inquire Stand 10, Nortnern Market. — (Contioued oa Next Paged erienced. can_buy, inter- § pazing bisiness. Addgcss