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THE EVENING STAR, V IN RABBITBORO—A Dumbunny Buy! T 'S TMAT QUEER E=| THAT 'S5 A LABOR- SAVIN' lrg}(\)%m’ CONTRAPTION Da\f‘tce 1 JUST BOUGHT FROM ASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, MARCH 15 MERCY ! HE TALKED S0 ’ viH an, - ing wit The Devil's A MYSTERY STORY. By FRANK L. PACKARD. Cobrricht. 1027, by Frank L. Packand. (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) *There is very little more to tell,” he sald—and wondered at the casualness ©of his voice. “After knocking about & bit more, I finally ended with Capt. Mumm on the Break O' Dawn, the trading schooner that went down out there tonight—and the rest you know." “Yes,” she said, “I—I.sce. And to- | night—this is the sequel, isn't 1?2 It scems so. unbelievable, so—-" She slopped abruptly. “What is that?” she asked quickly. There was a sudden confusion of sounds aboard the ship—movement, an increased vibration, voices, footsteps along the deck. Peter turned his face to hide the sud- den tightening of his lips. His mind, in a torn, frenzied way, had already formulated the same question. What was it? Had they, after all, picked up Yar Lal or one of the others? He was Alec Dunn now. It meant disclosure. It was a beastly, horrible thing to measure his own safety against the life | of one of those poor devils. Well, thank | God, deep down within him he was | conscious that he was doing nothing of | the kind—it was the thrill at the turn | of the card, the catch of the breath as | fortune toyed with the stakes that were a man’s all. He made no effort to answer her question. Footsteps came nearer; & voice called her name: Marion es, father,” she answered; “I'm And then, as two figures ap- around the corner of the deck- she rose from her chair again. “What is all this sudden disturbance about? But first—you know Mr. Dunn, but I don't think Mr. Rand does. Mr. Dunn—Mr. Rand.” Peter found himself staring into the | {ace of the man who had scowled at him at the gangway. He took the prof- {ered hand, conscious of a certain sense c‘i:lnupntm-—conscmus that it was mu- | t “By Jove!” said Rand. with a quiet laugh, “I should have imagined that after your experiences tonight, Mr. gfld!}fl. you'd have been tucked away in “No,” said Peter a little brusquely. “I'm none the worse for them.” “Then you must have the constitu- tion of an ox, Mr. Dunn: though, after I'm x:lot 50 slux"re;“—‘mnd muhugh- quietly agal apparently now th a desire to make himself genial | and agreeable—'since Miss Garth's company would be a panacea for any " _The words grated, and there m] ‘something in the other’s intensely black | Pyumtbdkdthezuummeuo!m| laugh that had accompanied them. Peter, by way of answer, dug his hands | Saain pon Yar Lal sgaim o ar “Mr. Rand should have been a Latin,” said Marion, with a smile. “But my question, father—what is the sud- &nw 're m‘{ill the l:;:h d going “We’ &N on again,” said Mr. Garth gravely. “Going on!” Marion drew in her breath quickly. i g £ER 5 { By 33 He smiled quickly, y. keep the deck for a | My mind’s o active, and it ulate about it? around the circle. Mumm, as though suddenly aroused from sleep. And Peter answered: “Alec Dunn.” CHAPTER XIIL The Pariah, ETER sat suddenly upright in bed. It did not seem to him that he had closed his eyes and yet he must have slept a little, for the first gray streaks of dawn were filtering in now through the cabin porthole. Capt. Josephus Mumm, in the other bed. was alrcady dangling his feet over the side, pre- paratory to jumping to the floor. Some one was knocking imperatively and re- peatedly at the door. “Blast it,’ shoutf':mthe little dred: haired skipper irr} ly, “you don’ need to mep:he whole ship up! Who's there, and what's wanted?"” “It's Mr. Garth,” a voice answered “Sounds like his dinner last night hadn’t agreed with him!” grunted the little_ skipper, as he swung himself to the floor and opened the door. Peter, still in bed, stared. The alley- way seemed to be literally packed with men. He rubbed his eves in amaze- ment. Besides Mr. Garth, he recog- nized the yacht's commander, Capt. Stone, who, with Mr. Garth, had ac. companied the Break o' Dawn's skip- per and himself to the cabin here last night; behind these two were Rand, with set, threatening face, and a bald- headed, grimy faced man in a greasy white uniform, and, flanking the latter, still two more men, who, from their dress, were obviously two of the crew. ‘The yacht's commander and Mr. Garth brushed by the little skipper un- ceremoniously and came into the cabin. Capt. Stone held a revolver in his hand; his face, eyes and voice were hard. “Get up, you!" he rasped at Peter. “And get your clothes on!" “Of course,” said Peter, a little help- lessly, as he got out of bed. “But what's up?” “Get your clothes on!"” repeated the yacht's commander, uncompromisingly. The little red-haired skipper project- ed himself forward. “Damme!” he exploded. “A bit thick, I call this! What's all the blooming row about?" Humphrey Garth answered him. clothes on as well, Capt. Mumm,” he said in a repressed voice; “for, though I am sure you are not involved in this in any way, I do not imagine you will care to go back to bed again. “That's as it may be!” retorted the little skipper, ungraciously. “I'll tell you better when I know what you're driving at. However, if it'll please you, Tl dress. Looks like the mystery “Perhaps you would better get your | YoU GOT THERE, MA 9 I CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication. For Sunday 5:30 p.m. Saturday At the Branch Agencies. one hour earlier. both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Losts and Found advertisements for the daily will be accepted up to noon day of issue except Saturday and Legal Holldays. when the closing time fs 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. £ APPRENTIC] dental laboratory man, will- & and able to spend year or two learning at his own expense: splenfiid prospec that: state age. reference. Addre: as helper_in_awni Hooper & Klesner, 929 H olored, general work in store. 614 14th st n.w. . Wo or three: experience n jomething different: casy sal vart Bld.. 6th and D 4505 Ritten- pply George- ) O st. n.w. . in sober. furnish _reference. wood. _garden, milk poultry. ~ Permanent and ouse, of raising employme: will keep, though, and no hurry about it, from the way you're hugging it to your bosoms!™ Peter's eyes, as he rapidly donned his clothes, swept the ring of un- friendly faces about him several times. Mr. Garth's face particularly seemed to stand out from the circle. It not only seemed to combine an intense bitterness with a smoldering fury, but it was almost ashen in its color. Twice he glanced at Cafi:' Mumm. “;fll'“r?l: skipper was growling angrily un breath; and, whether uu{enmly or not, refused to meet his, Peter’s, eyes. ‘What did it mean? What was it all about? - His- first thought had been that, after all, some one had 3 't nized him, .‘M Bim of 1t insta door was opened, Well—he was dressed now—why spec- intly “I'm ready.” he said. ‘The 'nchn commander motioned toward door. Peter stepped out of the cabin, and looked steadily | found himself under the close escort of the two saflors. They did not mmuywmummm.m:tlor ug practical purposes they might as wel have taken a forcible grip upon his arms, for their shoulders brushed him mh::y‘mé:r&m' d Capt. e pl an 3 ne e way; behind were the others—the little red-haired skipper still grumbling, still | frascibly demanding an explanation. They turned out of the alleyway, | went along aft and descended the com- panionway leading to the deck below— and, half-way along the main alleyway ?‘:" this deck, halted before a closed The s commander waved the two to stand aside, moved a little to one side himself, as did Mr. Garth, and threw the door fi" For an instant. Peter stood like a man stunned; and then instinctively, as the brutal and ghastly horror of what con- fronted him drove in upon his senses, he drew back a little. No one else moved. No one spoke. This was what it meant! This was why he had been brought here under guard! They were golng to accuse him, for some impossible, incredible reascn—of this! Was he mad—were they mad? He did not want to look wouldn't be fair, you know, to toss any more, but he could not take his tisds campaign. IT. o k. 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National Iectrical Supply Co. - excellent opportu- mbitious men: auto prefer. not riecessary. Addresa Box 6 able 10 handle & salea organ- ization st sales manager. A Washing- ton hest-seller in water front property, well developed: $400.000 worth of hom vears. Phons . Star_office. SALESMAN —for District of Columbia and Virginia, to well plumbing specialty line of over items direct {0 plumbing shop_trad neas established permanently: strictly com- mission baxis with drawing account: o H0-40: must own' automobile: give full v ticulars in firat letter, which_will be ceived_an confidential, * Box 1 W Vark. - 1ae FRIGIDAIRE SALESME Very attractive proposition, unlimited territory, beautiful display room, many advantages. ‘Call between 4 and 6 p.m. and see for yourself. Mr. Baldwin, 3113 14th st. n.w. HELP—MALE_AND FEMALE. YOU ARE NOW E OYED “you can double your income b; your spare ti well real estate: i earn as high Our high-class suburban d o selling rapidly. due to very low Talk it over with us between 5 and 6 Southern Ridg. A PEDDLER HELP—FEMALE. (Continued.) AST I FORGOT To ASK HIM !\ VSITUATION—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) RECOMMENDED SERVICE. Continued.) SALE—MISCELLANEOUS3, SATESLADY for ladies’ ready-to-wear: those with bfl“ local experience and reference GIRLS (2). colored: one for part-time work ifa others’ helper, other full time. Atiantic . of good appen anco and with necessary’ ambition to_ d Yelop ‘into_salesmanager. | Thorough train- ing_in every phase of the work given free, therefore applicant muat he open-minded and cooperatl Address Box 401-D, Star . neat, experienc ' Dining Room. ~Apply 10, AW B e G e i OF CHARACTER ns traveling re ntative. not routine work. and offera un- | “opportunity for__advancement: high nool_education: age 28 o 45: no invest- ment_required: guaranieed income and o portunits to earn $3,000 a year: caivassers need not anp} Phone for appointment, M Sieton o WOMAN. over 28, who has a college or normal school education but is without spe- lized business training. lr auality for nosition which: deals With children. Plense stata full particulars in renly. wiving tele. phone number. Ad Box' 1631, Scar WOMAN (whlie] | mayonnaise. relishes. one mercial’ experien nce preferred. Address WOMEN—An internationally known poration, with offices throughout U. S. many forelgn countries, has opening for educated woman, whose personality, Jearance, good health and ambi low her to work toward a_permanent exect tive position worth $5,000. Phone for ap- pointment to_cover ' Katherine O'Neil,_Hotel_Washington. WOMEN to make all 3 of awi renly stato_experience. malary expected. driss Box_252-H, Star office._ RGE NATIONAL BAN —in launching new account campaign on novel plan has opening for two_high-grads women for interesting_and profitable ou wide work,~ Apply for interview immediately o office, 730 Bond Bldg.. 10 to or 1 1 wirteesid SANDWICH and salad maker, experienced. Huyler’s, 12th & F. HELP—DOMESTIC. AMBERMAID - WAITRESS. _ experienced colored girl. for private home: must have good city reference, must stay nights: wages. 0. Phone North 7410 between 4 and ¢ ail nm COLORE 140 6 t_n.w. : no Sunday 186 WOl must be neat and reliable: Experienced cook, $50: oK. rier : fail references. n.w. ection: household ar- sehold intereated. Telephone ticle, every hou 7164 _for Adame 7 o MARKER, experienced; good salary. Apply Palace Laundry, 729 9th st. n.w. INSTRUCTION COURSES. COOK. gene: no laimndry. AP aE iy at o . {near 19th “Mass._ave. n.w. ERAL H RKER mothe: :“stay nighta: reliable country or cf &irl, Protestant: $8 weekly. 1486 Meridian work : Davidson. 4610 MAN “experienced in seed store. Call 1021 Tth st. n.w. N. radio servicd, experienced: references required Address Box 213-H, Siar office. —Free courss, in_life insurance sales- matishin every Tueiday. Friday night. 7:10. one hour: university instructor: esrn while I:Arn!u:' Dro'ahhl. returns. Address Box young, Arsist in wpecial udver- Good money to men who wtoady and 10 k_ave. MEN interested in direct _sales work: es lished business: $25 per week to_start. A ply 9 1o 10 0 5 pn. 719 Metro T salary. $100 per Kood referencés . 198 _for_interview. | Dreferred: with weli state experience. salary office. #00d " income Eive neat. o aell me b:mmm' houses lary i year-around work, ar_off 15¢ (tenor Address Box 108 SPECTALTY SALESMAN, motor car. to sell business machines to grocers, butch: ere. hotels. te.. in D. ence and reference: 7 ori must ‘be able to prepare students for college poard examination. Address Box 264-H. ar. UPHOLSTERING SOLICITORS and_estimat- must be experienced. Stats experience avd when ready for work. Address Box K g new account campalgn on novel plan. has opening for two high-grade men for interesting and _profitable - outwide work. “Apnly for interview immediately Campaiep " Office,” 67 or 3 to WANTED—MEN TO LEARN BARBERING, mareeling, permanent waving: demand and Day is big and increasing daily: write for atalgeue. MOLER COLLEGE. 130 E, 2rd GIRL, colored: 15_or 16 years old for won, eral Housework. 338 Maryland ] 0. 1., FASCINATING COURSE, teiephone switchboard operating:: forming : enrollment advi le: also. Oxford Bldg.. Y ave. and_H AUTO DRIVING TAUG! pert. lady dth ot > HT QUICKLY: nd men instructors. CONOVER. ! Weat F008 N- 00 ARE INTER surance enroll now for new class. ~ Address Box_10.C M TED LiF] OUR STA D OF CTION ] high that many graduates of other 0018 enroll with us for a finishing course, S for a new el will begin Monday, ‘Apri) 2nd. " Graduates pl tior ‘Tuition arge moderate Instriuction for advanced FOR OPER cars furnished: 1A DOUW ROG RE! re “Hoyd Shorthand in 30 Schog v remarkable " wyatem like PRINT: stood every test for 15 Nu-way toach typing, spelling, bu urse. i m d graduates ies;: wlart CHOOL, 1 V240 DRIVING BY OLD afaction ured white_chauffenrs furnished. _Call_Linc. 82. OME_A BEAUTY SPECIAL EARN $35 TO $76 PER WEEK. Teauty Speclalist In Great Demand, Yearn ‘the hair and beauty culture’ pro. fession: through our revofutionary new method you can s0on be earning twice or threa tmes your present i ou are tanght throukh practical traj at leading beauty parlors here selectad by ¢ TER- NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEA UL TURE ‘OF ' NEW YORK. which they have geemed auituble to teach students asslxied 0 them LEADING SHOP WOMEN WILL BE YOUR INSTH| T RS ONLY ABOUT TEN PER CENT OF THE BEAUTY ® FIELD 18 " 0CCT ALL OF THE Y CULTURE N ARE wr, - tuition DAY and E! ASSE: FORMING, Call, b At our let Hranch, NAL INST) CKEEPE ned youns wom father and daughter in school Address Box 217 HOUS ant. auaiification office. MOTHER'S hildren: stay nigh Darty. 18 TR e NURSE for xirl 0 ¥ must be experienced 138 Newark_st. ND COOK wanted. colored wom tel ‘exnecience; reliable. auick worker. ca- pahin of cooking for largs mumbers and ean make walade: references required. = Apply Chastleton Hotel kit 16th and R ste., be X! No_phoning. WHITE WOMAN for_general small family: references required: stay nigh Address Box 160-H, Star b WOMAN. colored. for general must be honest and intelligent reference required: kood salary. ttied. experienced in Siay Blehts: references or_co and_general to leave city for the 4545 10th st, n.w. NDING more than 5 years in important” cities of South America, know nd_some Portuguese. am desiro; joining well e tablished Touse. Am an; thoroughly acquainted with and ite’ people. Addre « KER first-class, all around on bread. roils i _pastries. wania work. Phone Claréidon 40, M mek. b A4 \_and garage man. colored. the day. having CAR WASH wants work in periance_and_reference. _Ada CHAUFFEUR, light colored Lnowa eity well: Dprivat Towle NDRY wanted to take home. 707 AMONt &t. m.w. 16° SPANISH, GIRL, ‘neat, experienced. generai houseworker: also will do_light laund drrllllrn position, with _reference. Box_215-H, Star_ TED by a respectable colored woman o cook: kood references: place. to jtas nighte: i suburbs. Please’ call 1325 W g, W Totomac PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Personal ts 4 cents ver lite additional to the rex: | ular line rate. E— SWEDISH MASSAGE: ELECTRIC AND HY- drotherapy " treatments for colds. Shepherd VALLEY WATER k.. for * cheumatism. Digh “blood pres Writs or phons Vallay Water Co. K MOUNTAIN, m' Hot Springs, A Bright's disease. diabets ®ure and stomach trouble. for " booklet. Mountain 1406_G Fi ray trained assistant Daily, 10 to SWEDISH ments for or_ yor MASSAGE, rac s PHYSI SARA J. Capitol st. HOL Lincoin, INTERIOR AND EXTFRIOR DECORATORS Carpentry * work, ~ porches, ' papering and painting plister ‘work. heating. foofine. a- rages. plumbing, electrie wiring and fixtures and any kind of improvement to the home: honest work and honest prices, on terma to suit vour income. with no iniercst_and no obligation or chargs for eatimate. No inte eat. Up to three vears 10 pay. No trusts ormorteages reauired. And no ) small_or too ) Penn Improveme Ine., 911 5th_s Phone_M 5 ceiite: made while Clark. new adiress 2005 LAWN MOWERS sharpened and _repaired: new and used mowers for sale. Your own mower in trad patntinj #icilled_mechanics: Berene. 55 M st.n.w . tnterior and ex- terior, reasonable orices S o Tateat. matterns” 5 ateat, natterns: triale Crowell.. Cols Bogd. oo K1Y0 PAPERING, up: latest pattern: work._ M. Pump PAPERING. PAIN workmanship. Room: finest materials and F pointed up and paper- ed. $8.60 up. N A year to pay. Asic@r extimate. Abelman ‘Co.. 4800 Ga. g2l X Rooms ished : ING AND PAINTING—Griar- anteed work at reasonable rates: estimates 58S, ) Newtoo n.e PROMPTLY, —An_oppor- tunity to save: 1928 designs at Winter prices. ATH. Kaulfuss. 1016 ih'ne. Line. 45050 SE. NURSE. FEDERAL HOSPITAL althy col.: #peaks French. Spanish. magnetic method: white 'imT.xlur'ovr . MUS appearance: lon profession 1110 Conn. ave., neite_the Mayflowe: to Jearn beauty PAPERI PIANO TUNING 50. '@ specialize in zeneral Dl1ano repairs and rebuilding. Get our estimate. 'rices reasonable. Skilled mechanics * Work guarantesd Sanderson Schaeffer Co__644 H_st. ne. Line. 1037 SE — GRADUATE _IN _PAl t for nerves and rheumatism; b 1102 14th st. n.w.. Apt. 2. KOOF REPAIRING. PAINTI <pouting, furnaces repaired and onable " prices. Col. Alax_Roofing & H TREATMENT. FOR i eined only. Pot BOYS RANGING lonal parantace” ‘Address VEIL ‘AT 11V HOSPITAL_Langhorne. ba_ o . UST HA' i Arry tenor or alto. i . PRIVATE KI and over. Massachuse o VIBRATORY VIOLET RAY TREAT) 4, iirse, competant. assista, 1 o PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN: SU Tay: pre-kindergarten departmen North_GK0. TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving _prices Fit and satisfaction guaranteed. Fxpert lady and eentleman at- tendanis to_cars fi Drug_Store > t TRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A use for all chronic conditions. Potomac in azs from two excent gxoont P buck ‘routine Flagler_A PERVISED normal BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. OWNER NEEDS CAPITAL to deveiop hotel d golf course attached to the finest family sort _on_the omac River. where it's 7 miles wide. within 35 miles of Washington, only two-hour drive from Baltimore over the z (Continued.) BUTLDING MATERIAL. at lowest pric from many wrecking jobs: £00d used lumbe all kinds, sash. doors. brick. beams, plumir wng_pine. frames, windows, mantels. ete. HECHT! fith_and C Sta, ¢ ERIAL—Wre menss 1 building betwre and B st nw. Monument Grounda. feet of the me war th. Ohio_ave. B adjoini We have thousands ot plaster and wall board at %.c ad. { s of good mash at Be: comnle ame at $190: kood sbeat- at $19.00 and flooring thou. ft. And nst’ It is being eold from the job and must be moved in This is an opportunity yon cannot a miss! " Come early and zet your pie for catalor. The Honsewrecking Dent BEDROOM SUITE, Hechinger 3-pe. walnut: beaut nd _bed. hi-boy and vaniiy dresser living . room siite: ' davenport-he nffed chairs, pt. 5. 2000 16th s e o Avt. 5. 2000 16th et hed. child’ R for sale. Apply at 1310 3 works 26th and Va. ave. now " “Mr. VWhite, West 1147, Shu:yl’nl faciiities 4 DIAMOND RINGS. $25 1o $300; jewelry. watches, unredecmed pawnbrokers' pled; M. Schnider. Room 203, 527 9th st. n DIAMONDS—: diamond ring ROOM _S| brand-new. sacrificefor G SET. 10 handsome: ~ and Call_Frank. 745-J. DOCTOR'S OFFICE EQUIPM eléctrical.” congists of electri therapy jamp. moded, T. complete, cabinet, deep Morse wave generator.. Ad- Box_158-H. Star office. 5 DOUBLE BED, hair_mattress. two dressers. five chairs. tables, all for $ small ma- hogany sideboard, mabogany chairs, tables, colonial beds with mattresses. eur: tains, sewing machi Franklin 4274, ELECTRIC FIXTURE: fof # rooms % cellar, bath. uork guar- 5-foot: heavy plate gla: +'In good’condition: $33. K,_light delivery. £ood_condi- tion guaranteed: ice hox. cash register, com- Duting_ecale. _ Call Clev, FURNITUR E sale by auc - ave. n.w. includes goods by u. S, Marshal, * also from Kreigs _storage ~for chz;(#' and 1'H;m other sources: also hizh Erade obi ord new Crain Hichway: bathing beach unex- Tled: kept park and play- )0 visitors durine. the Space also_available on r front for a coltage de- better proposition _in the excellent opportunity for golf en- thusiasts 1o control. Address Box 25LH. r ce. HAVE AN APPLE ORCHARD of 700 bear- g trecs—Wanted, partner with $200 or £300 to help develop on shares. John F. tae. Mcl. Va 15! BUSINESS_ 15 _room: completely " furnished will sell for $1.000: rent, $100 mo: leaving city._Address Box 156-H. Star office. 10° WHOLESALE COMMISSION and _produce Dbusiness foc’ sale. centrally located: fine hovse with banana cellar: fine opportmnity. Ad‘reas Hox 149-H. Star office. . this unusual w; yelopment: no I DO WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING walls, floors cles shellacking. waxing, ainting: odd ¥ 08, . NURSE WITH A for ‘and diet inva ‘moderate RACTIVE s, “aged and ‘o SCIF ;'n;r?u.l‘ M IE’" icuring, body massage & specialty: Gneratora: hours. B to 5. 1030 Sw orth 6468 $1.25 expert haircutting te, finger waving. facials ‘aters “ Beauty Shoppe, 1635 Conn, ave. ————mer—— RECOMMENDED SERVICE. AUTOMOBILE REFINISHING—Your car re- finished in genuine “Duco": guaranteed job ry particular: speclal monosram and initlal work: prices as low as $10.00: come in and see our variety of “Duco” colors and samples of verformed by | skilled “Duco™” Murphy Dent) 172428 Kalorama_nd. AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMP! hours with_wonderful new du finish that £rows handsomer wil againsl rain, snow. ice. i, acids. alkall and Let us show you samples of fine work with this excellent material, P di Up Col. AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass bed: andirons ete., relacauered: fine silver plat- ing. Est. 1610 John A. Gottsman & Co. e, 6431, 150 Plerce at. b, ent waving. $8: alp treatment and_manicurin FLOOR ¥INIS R, & machine. Address — with kood exne; mobile “repatring would ko helper rage or machine shop. furniah reference it neccusary. A " “Anderao () 15 MAN wants work of any kind: experionced matiresses renovated. ial low prices now. 16 E_st_n.w. Main beat o8 prings re- Columbia N 19 1. S W too small. Free esti: 3 Stoutaenbers id_general re. latest-equipped dental of focation. Address . Box LOR OPPORTL * RE! also suitable for furrier, t: lor, men's or ladies’ goods, delicatessen, can- dx. jeweler, etc. L. E. F. PRINCE. 314 In- ent_Blde, Lo WANTED—Partner in_ sandwich shoppe: abili required. 1901 E ot. n hington Auditorium. 16° HOUSE, BUSI- and equipment. in best northwest sec- complete and house is price, ~ $1.000. For Arthur Lewey, M 1103 Vermont_ave. Open_evening Teed _m Finance Co.. O PERS—It Adjusting & Navh Bank_Blde. REST in_old_estab- e in good feld Address Box 1o capacity: further particulars el :55. ua_ Canit see Suite DO8._Drat ceptional opportunity Star_office. TION e 10 cleaning and pressing club. hat cleaning and o ahine. rent ehean. - Write Mr. D - h st n.w., for appointment. 16 RY FOR SALE, $1,500. Address Box ar office. 1 { L HAVE FOR SAT X or. Growing and bAYIE business. GUHE Eriwlord, 1310 Foat howe e iae MANUFACTURER of portable eiciic hamt saws, drills. hammers, grinders and portable home shop is looking for an individual com- pany’ capable of representing them in Wash- ington territory. Must have sales exper enice and be capable of selling 1o (st 1 contractors as well as dealers. A worl B CADital 0f at least $150 14 Recessary to handle. Write for tment E. C. am- 811 n Philadelphta, Pa. te § reception Foom FATRY 10 & roomipe house. Fhone Atlaghc appo i }fi ING ROOM. ad average weekly 'pro few hours weekly: cash business: ontdoor locations: will sell’ for have bought larger route in Addross_ Box_ Star_ofice ROOM. located at SO1 101h b nw ) : completely equiphed: lease: ready apened: owner tnjured: asking 8 ne_Franklin S8, GASOL home towa. 17 FURNITURE — Day_bed. S75. sacrifics $30.50: bridge larup and larse parior lamp. $13 for both: salid walnut chifforobe. cost$125. sacrifice $52.50. Call Friday._Mrs. Kay. 1108 Columbia rd, @ FURNITURE—Ovrrstuffed chairs, tables. hat rack. bureau. chiffonier, couch. carpets: rea- sonable. 1384 Girard st Apt. 5. * FURNITURE—Handsome -piece mobair Iiv ing_foom suite. mahozany Die erust t Virginia sofa. rugs. bed-davenport: will rific_for_cash. 1707 “lst n.w. 13 GAS RANGES. new and slightiy used. ail | sizes: less than haif vrice.” Why par more® o3 W Williams. Brand-new, cost CLOCK. with tim~ 3 .in” solid walnut _case. : one Westminster hall clock. 78 inches high, in mahocany case. chimes every quar. ter hour. $175: one Father Time El finest ‘timekeever. o flied Flna watch, $10. A t s extracted honer direct Ibe. $1:°6 Ibs. $1.85 or : delivered hy parcel post: ranteed or money refunded L_K. Hostetier. R-5. Lancaster, Pa. . 24% IVORY HIGH CHAIR, tie-back curiains. dishes, kitchen ware. glasses: good condic tion. Call after 5 pm._ Arzonne. Apt. 414. LAWN MOWERS shwpened and repaired: new “and used mowers for sale. bargain Your own mower in trade. Delivery h_st_nw._Frank. 10183, or rent orsa E VALL] n bowls, bud- ding “to” bloom. or roots not olanted. (! Ing oup at spacial prices Friday and diy." The China and Gift Shop. 1208 Ese GRAPH MACHINE. in roml working resson for selling. larger machine Price. 235." 501 St nu«;mc—wh( 1 ORGAN—Have valuabh & White organ {or sale: 20 stons: excellant for Sune day_echool or small o . Can he pur. rin 8 reasonable figure. Address Box offic QRIENTAL RUGS. "tapesizy. hed.—dresarr. d Disces. elec. sewing machine: leaving city. "Fr 10000, Aot 203, 54 M A PIANO. Knabe upright. mahogany case. ALt 20 at once on acecuat of leaving it 111 well on terms 10 re Gesi Rbkrms Son1*TR8 40 [yhable party if Geeir LIANO _pew Francls Bacon uprieht. coct va equity "$110 party . co tine | oSl asS0, e 810 O Sweet-tonad Sieer uprieht, mahos ANy case: cost $40 only $80. Columhis 9.__1918 Calvert st X 2 . upright mahogany.— perfect con. Sweel tone: cost $430: anly $150 also cello, $23 cash. Main 8350 “atter 8 pom. [ th and up. Mt Bond Bldg., 10 to 1 ¥ REAUTY #:0und down there and keep old Mumm | €y¢$ from the scene. On the floor 010 17th “I @0 not think that I shall sleep low was much’ either” she said. P | with huge crimson stains, lay the body Her hand lay in his, |of J. George Jaffray, Mr. Garth's sec- “But your thoughts and mine, though | retary. The man's face was half hid- they may keep us both wakeful, will be | den by an outflung arm, but the neck far apart” he answered “Yours on|and Ao tmt - e e e eon those poor chaps, mine selfishi - | the T, fons reach of st e HATERLY OB I3- | \tfung ‘arm, as though 1t had fallen “Perhaps” she said; “but s S—Corner in nw 30 Tthat. u.w i long lease: reasonable rent: | bl 1o personally operate and will | or $4.200. on casy term Wress i heerfully glven: terma. st nw. Frank, 53 Jobrepair, altera. work: any roof re. age doors Nl'l-urnl. ngineer, 10"y, veforonces. 0. PLAY part-time ton, ounting i Evory 1 35 of beauty and 10" year han glven i wike -~ thorouhly shorteat_ osble”time and at mosl moder o o Diisy SDFINE aeason 15 Appro Uy} NOW, " MAREL il T low oitable bilsineas: reason (0 selling place for lady: price, $1.000, At DN Moo s B rooma: store fixtures, cash . ahoweases and o rwenarate. 1145 17 BUY suburban or country, prefer store, with post o0 flut a 0 our sch 8 Call 1 ing experience n imparting knowl effectively—in th Mass, 2 RATOR—Three. O, Practically vew, o manag MY CORRESPONDENT, and collection 1deas and letter-writ. Ly essentinl: opportunity for mn with mail order experience: apply YOUNG™ o faty Alaska 1913 160h st MA S Small: chifton: - nait wiver; te. chy K. _conition UGS Oriental ART e plun sl ~foln our new claes ] HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE ate t Cla B17 1ith st nw. Fr. 6181, . ave. Estimiates givon, nes. 00, they will find something mon. His hand tightened a little on hers, | “What do you mean he asked | quickly | “Well, for instance” she said—and | #uddenly her face lighted and u gleam | of laughter gawned in the blue eyes, | “I shall be wondering a Ittle perhaps— | because I could never, never picture You on & high swol in & London count- ing house!” Bhe was gone, Peter wert slowly back along the deck #nd came W the two chairs sgain in | the shelter of the deckhouse nnd sat Gown in his own chair sgsin—and #lared wt the other. Her chalr! Bhe had been sitting there. Here out of | 8ll the world they had met again, And | he was Alec Dunn Bleep! It was mockery b think of sicep. He rat for the most art with his ehin 1o his hands sometfmes he moved | slightly, utierly uneonseious that he re- | onded Y & prowest from cremped Mmbs overlong subjected v one g tiop. It was quict here—just the ship's |t haste ‘with @ pen that slithered Peter found his voice. It was qulet enough, but it was toneless, “Why dii you bring me here llke this?” he asked. Come inside with me,” sald Hum- {::l'rry Gerth sternly. “Nothing has een touched, and you have a right 0 see everything es we found | Peter followed the other mechanical- Iy into the cabin, Mr. Garth pointed 10 & sheet of paper on the table—it vaus hideously mottled with blots that were not mede with ink. PFrom amongst these blots words fashioned themselves—scrawled words, some big, tome little, as though written in fran- un~ontrollsbly in fingers from which the strength had ebbed so rapidly away that their task had even been left unfinished. ‘The words seemed to Peter to sear themselves into his brain—and, curl- ously, W numb it; and somehow his mind refused to function, save that he found himself reading the words over end over sgain: He did this noles, the steady tob of the engines, the wash of the sea. No one came near Bim; 10 one knew thet he wes there The breeze, eadylng sl Uimes in gusts sround the coriers of the deckhouse, was grateful, ol, upon his bere head A elar came out—a single star—and bid it coyly sgein behind s recing cloud, Rifts began o show through the drifting fog. Tiow wee without ieasure. He was cramped, his lmbe wngrily Gisplessed st thelr shuse, When me- chanicaily st last be rose and mude his way below. AL the oot of the maln compsnion- vy 8 selor-— QUETTIBSer Drobubily aking hie rounds—stepped selde and wuched s cap. “The ship's bell struck once. Was that i t 12 or hall-pust 4. Feter Couid moh. v wure Thiere was no Wbt In the Iite alley- wey B fumbled for the knoh of his plateroom door, A voles oalied within “Who's Wberel out sharply from demnsnded Cept Dunn is Peter Blake, Give reward U | Bome one was standing behind him— reading the fup'.r over his shoulder, “God A'mighty!” 1t was the Jittle | red-hsired skipper's voice, high pitched, strident, curlously like the cry of u frightened, hewildered child, | Humyhuz Garth spoke—tersely, In o How, hard | “Well go on with this up in the {lounge” he sa\d, (Continued in Tomorrow's Blar.) )labiemn Store Travels, To regain the fortune they lost as & resull of the World War st Austrian nobleman snd his Tamily are traveling through thelr country In & combination e pnd home mounted on sutomotile rhaps, | {rom nerveless fingers and rolled away | ine abi [r o | & Tittie, was & fountain pen. o e “Arucke. When stops sre made the van s quickly converted Into an open-aly store, wilth steps, display windows, bal- conles and by sntlers. The home consiets of & par- bor, hedroom and kitchen while the trailer hus spuce for & second bed- LA, by Jetter only. giving full details, experience past four' years. age. salary expected and reference to Mr. Wirrei, Natlonal Radio Tuti- ite 1538 You_ Exceptional Opportunity ~—with largs casually insurance and surety peed mun; fre phone wervice ke and referen il Address Box stenokrap perienes, guall reply: revfies o Ktar office. CHAUFFEURS. RELIABLE MEN WITH IDENTIFICATION CARDS FOR BLACK AND WHITE AND YELLOW CABS. APPLY ME. RYAN, BLACK AND WHITE TAXI CO 1240 241th St. N.W, SALESMEN, N, LOOK HiRE! TORCEFOT, of woud appearance, who would Hke to Lecame SALARIED ined Lo i e el TROLUX, INC "8 aw apening the United Biates ie hound fhe rompny hay b gnen for positiohe 0"t 40 1" oy g el di v baral warninge b it Wi o ‘s “Wore vty i (v’ Wi erutlve an old operating cayptries W territory. iy ve thian ¥ 1a lregdy ) men 0 the 20 citles we ahled roofs surmounted | | b iy Eabbe 30 Diwniihe Wiy, b Pimont Ave = e ] . BUSINESS INSTRUCTION, Civi To hrepn; hegin rikht ek pre exnmn, file clerk cleck, editortal clerk. Patent Om; W 3 m EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, CE nY COLORED DAY WORK Jaundrens, hotse cleaner: whol WAt o8 ViR G ah, n.w Limployment Service. FICE POSITIONS Wi el " Call ¥ AND FINIRIER, I “ive roference, Offiee work LT - - ol wpeedy steno-Lypla Py 1 Englinhy ligent and Apoly i porson M, Gellard, tie' Joflorgoi cliy 2 DY with “wnlimo 1 W ot witer fhont olny e ol Vb white. rofine o utuy nighin i exEiiwe for o Vot 4701 & LADIES, ©° walary and buiie P o donr] i Ouvay s Mh Chintlw it 8 pm, MARICURIST. fvwt-clusn. 010" G Tl o, oy e Mayflower MA i anarts If oly olman Laundry. th and TLLINKRY ~ NATERWOMAN tharouahily " experleiced, Dreslan Io (0 wsnint aver well wenk o or miid, LADY. Ly iw furtanle 5 with s Wil G wve, 1A cnate draanes in oxperien woile, K al Teast o i b bW SA[VALADIER st have B iie wits, 11 Uil At i, aporting & attractive sho: FOUNG MA deniren work Wit veference, worker, od local Ine. BH00. Tan resident manager of &) wmall_snlary. _ Tel. Fr. A MANICURIST, “graduate wiven ponition J i MOTHER AND DAUG! Iable, wijgae, Dlain reforences,_ Phine _Line. URSE, d, manelie o' re depan perienced. tr r School, de. Address Hox o I TR colored, o ;d}mu-mu? i Riar pMon PORITION ay aiton poritho Call’ Atiand RECRETARY deation posithon " Salay. (ERTAR I OGRAPHER oxperioncad,” conincien and efticients Knowledga of hook e T general ofice worli Call Ad Jlace th wew with” drose: T wirl Tor day's work, SITUATION—DOMESTIO, 003 iisawork by 1 i hiteevigk Oy selared, 46T GENERA vlmicwn‘ugnn. whito:smail 1 ‘l.‘.V"‘II Ill:hll‘ 10 n week, J.‘:. i ENERAT, ummawnmx‘\: m;;l.'r;:.»;:‘ P, - ¢ B017 doorigla ave, nw, nont colorel, winhes work s U v i day N 1o 47 no Sy 0 Bunday work oW Gt peat coli ur il [ ) o T AR day 10 Mar Work clen ¢ b Voluronrons North Ak, i halt whelor " i 1, hachelor e oW 0 o, wanis inilays GIRT, wi W, A al wighi GIRE, for ferans CARY repaire. w on Nelson 5133 i 3 o work especiall Mombersor, CARPENT all kinds R. Colauite, CHATCANEING hand caneins .00 un: wwholstering. ¢lay 0 10th Wt . Frank. 748 FORATING. paerha I it W TR Main SLECTRIC WIRING. ol complete. Wi onkent fine Bavinents g Decorating awd b 0w W Rrank WIRING Sk o wen SN D0 Appliances Rlectrke Co H00 T st niw, LECTRIC WIRING—Now oo Wivedcamplote WIN Adams low Axtures,” $00. ECONONY BLEC: vavers nd frea__ Tittensor, GARAGH HUILDERS ang Lo il or all (Y v !l s i\: lw‘ i arket atfanls i 'l.ruvufl 0l W 200 K et bt Do 0 0 HON LHOVEMENTS wut remdeting bla teris KO Kye FRIC €O Muin $747 XPERT FLOOR K1 akillod moch 1 Nerpno, 63 M s 4 N ol pe”owy W) il wark doug by hand. "0 o A ant wasel, Prises very low' work done by William Late, 80 AP | bt : FLOOR WORK of ove et Ula: Alse carponte 1wtk L YA R O MRS REFINHED i . wanerhang; e Netonsble “Neutegial ety ica A17H, Richardson & Clancy, 17¢ PENED. ropalrad: ol ally given v N factutora: s ngton Canalrue i1y aterta vavecam g, baibing orlug hot-wate o W nshed, ety e e aiiase ol ! \‘-‘m rele W beat and warkimanaiin: o oash I pay l'm|\lt|\ Grement 00 Witbiia o aw, "IN T ation.“Address Box 21-H, Sta WITH STOCK AND ™ FINTURES | \ house. h-w h. hen lh-ll-: And wash Both with cement floors: 1 acre of | on State road, in a theiv “I I'I|ll ll""l $4 000, Heury | or. 0. R Zantainger, Upper Phone Marlbore 79, U‘\"\N hotse. weound ESTARLISHED, pa : Wi . Mr. Manager, phone M. | LUNCH ROOM. located 1804 A bi abover tent whole " bld 78 | ell equinped: good Business S : | must e wald: Wil 1 squinment. ¢ toly AlToyon TNk aate ROOMING m\‘l' E contral “wow, locatlon Wi \flce o 00 cash other b v O B o Votnens. L Fraln FOR SALE-—Cloaning I dveln et Miint sell: £00d whice- 1 304 T ww N 0 Act AN Treasurer and nia etured | slant ment aARter, ark 0 locatend in Bl WO aney Y secured Ly must foeat Box” BTN Ntae aftice, 138 Addross THE FOLTOWING wiacs wanted for buvers: Larks rooming houses, hotel b pavine Tuneh rowma. gawiline sa List sanie WHLK CARLEY & HALLER, N W 18 1% NOA 10uh St ROOMING OR CLUR HOUSE, Meridian WL, 19 po 9 b, completely fur, IAIVI‘VA foatures AP SA00 cash FHOS. D \WALSH, AIA LLh NW. Main 7358 TAA. COLONIAT, THOME FOR r !IIIIL‘\!II\‘A l'\‘\ll”’:“\‘;‘:n"“:\\#il‘;. gy e ‘4....-.‘ gy " Clevelun L LB evenige e A __ SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, ADIING MACHINEL AN waken: sl vt Al and pouatied 3 Up pet W A AN "N:_ ANTIQUR SENNA™RUG. 4 W a; sl A ala e ¥ Y, T suite” AULLDING o eloe -w.&l A h Apuly A To be remoy o nan A ot W st Wioker WARGE Al W dealers. otk ATER by ki u“-\‘ “Iare " waah R fl'fl‘"h‘ v | $3 mo. 3 room size. 9 3 1Sth st._nw, Apt 3 S—Stogera | drughent: Fraranieed: |35 un: houe Col. 7 1 Now Lleal New machin. Open evan: L. Call'after 3. 2443 SEWING ~ MACHI all in pertect order terms.R010° 140 st MACHIS & Standand S10: others At $3 " all guar. Renting and renairing Mk Shop 813 Pa, ACHINE 8 Singer. portabl bargain A0 Star ofee. “Ruvechert wiver ot tell from mew: hac A} racue, . By T Niiress SLIDE TROMKO: W and case: o sl Cleveland 4408, % SPRING COAT tan, size 36 new. WISL 13th st nw. & TURES, et AN sines TeTS and chahewavers 2 hew tires at low Weivva tada” i vour Gl Ve Thuer's SO B R T 2 TYPEWRITERY " for e “Terfeet ot tion" lowedt rateal reduction o atndents L Nnith and Ourana Typewrigars Lo Ml WL 1IN & Pa ave hw. N AL WRITER RENTAL NERVICE Qeorsia Underwonda L€ “Smithe. Rovals 3 mos, n adv. 88 280 @ mos., 313 l‘l‘\:l‘s fully_&uarantend ” trom $20 4 woll bur repair and exchangs o 10 (he Chir" atablishad SO vears 31 East Capitol ot Lin o Uiy e wh RITRRS— Ve fgton SUYA00 other makea, SU9N we fur your mangy's worth We repaie all wakes, P 901, TIA N TYPEWRITERS--Whis AR 3 k}(l\ Homingtons they must e Ger Ahey AN EuAtanient: w'l.\l'll\g‘_i i e ERS AN wakes SRAIANL Ko R ,.ri].- ‘3:-%\ 0 v ooty 34N tnaton Ty bewiter o Mo Mo b e raklie 1014 TYPEWRITER, N~ & mokl all tmieoves wente: $23 cash. N Hanley, W47 W L XA i Tt wagda T B8O bt mouth aiel, 303 x Tt PR At W R e "R Y N VICTROLAS - Trade 8 veur wraph o the lateat clootiad vadia mals oF AQ'N wihos h“l Vied \“‘I‘ s \\ l\l'\-dfl‘\“ u\'l R R g Columtia 3 W W Vad e G ARB W A Ras WOODHat ™ dor “sawed”aid dulivered. AR W R Show Cases and SmTfi\;ur:& Ruse & Company, SAfHNORE ary ,mmum..,‘?mu\. Plasa "Ng':' - (Coniinued wu Neat Paged to any It radk ww tas W o Tbhana-