Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1928, Page 47

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Alan Dighton. an adventurer with an ex- cellent war record. is summoned by his old ghief, Sir lan Teverner, hish up In the London 'secret_service. Corlitt. Sir Ian’s deputy. has been killed in ‘the Baronet's home by a new chemical weapon, the invention of Ahlborg, a chem- ist, and when Dighton arrives' Corlit's corpse is rapidly disintegrating. leaving be- hind it a blue powder. Sir Ian explains that every country in Europe control over the new weapo: end he is trying to get in to Daudot. - While Alan is left alone in the house he finds a hat with the initials “E. D.” in it. and while examining it he is confronted by an_intruder whom he knocks downstairs flees from the rooms just in time to escape the fumes which caused Corlitt’s death. Alan goes to a night club with Sir_Ian and the baronet's niece, Greta Haye. While there he meets Marney. Sir Tan's right-hand man. ~ Alan makes a great impression on Greta, but_he tells her he is leaving the next day. Sir Ian is sending him to Paris and Italy. Just as Alan boards his train he is handed an en- velope. Within it is a disc of jade green bone impressed with a lizard in Zold. Alan calls at the home of Daudot’s sweetheart in Paris and learns Daudot has attempted to dispose of stolen pearls. A man knocks at the door, Alan is shoved into another room and then he hears the hissing report of the “pocket death.” The girl is killed just as Corlitt was. Alan flees from the house in the wake of a man whom he loses in the crowd. He takes a train for Turin and finds Marney in his compartment. INSTALLMENT VIH. ARNEY thrust a cigar-case across at Dighton—a sort of pocketbook and case combined in which foreign paper money, stamps and newspaper cuttings hid all but the tips of five des- perate-looking cigars of the brand known in Italy as Toscano. ‘The other declined with thanks. “Awfully good of you, but I prefer a pipe.” Marney grunted and tucked the re- ceptacle out of sight. “So _you were in a hurry to quit the gay city, eh?” Dighton started. For some reason or other, looking at Marney, a picture floated across his mind of ravens he had seen hoppin_g around the site where the executioner’s block had stood at the Tower. His expression implied that he knew more than the other thought. “What do you know, Marney?” “I know you were in a devilish hurry. Another guy standing by me at the window wanted to take bets with me that you'd miss. it. “You can say what you like here in a reasonable kind of voice, by the way. I've been the whole length of the train and there's not a soul on it that matters.” He spat out a plece of chewed leaf. “The feller with money to throw about was a wool buyer from York- shire. There's an Italian senator and his secretary, back from some con- vention or other, a couple of vamps out to see what they can pick up at Bordighera or San Remo and a fair proportion of stand-aloof English folk looking for the sun. What have you been doing to your hands?” He shot out the guestion so quickly that his companion jumped. “That?—oh, that's the breath of our friend with the green monocle.” He lowered his voice. “He came into Daudot's flat while I was there and wiped out a French- woman.”” i Marney whistled softly. 3 “And you're alive to tell the tale!” Dighton laughed. “I‘%n fllveu'rlght enough—and still kicking. She'd pushed me into another room. , I hadn't the.least idea who was coming, mind you. I suspected it might be our friend, but I wasn’t sure. I was standing on the other side of the door when he blazed off. A little ater I caught sight of him from the bal- cony—" Mylmey moved his head slowly up and down. “And he never knew you were there! Holy Mike! but isn't that just won- derful!” “It was getting out after him,” pur- sued the other, “that I picked up this rash. I'd tied a towel round my face, but I hadn’t thought about my hands.” The American gazed at him for some moments in silence. | “Some people,” he asserted, “are born under a lucky star. It's no credit to 'em—no credit whatever. They just can’t help themselves. Others—iake Corlitt, for example, received a visit from the guy in the white mask only once—and they don’t survive five min- utes to tell gou their impressions! You packed your grips then and beat it, eh?” “You bet I did. I'd done all T had to do in Paris and had no desire to be arrested by the French. police on the strength of the testimony of a con- cierge. This thing’ll be in all the pa- pers in a couple of shakes.” “What's the idea, Marney?” “Idea!” echoed the other. “Why, it comes out pat—like dropping nickels into a ut machine! D'you hap- pen to have made any more of these sensational discoveries?” ‘The other smiled and shook his head. “I'm afraid that's about all—except perhaps that the Lizard was wearing the same gray hat and blue trench coat as I saw in London. I was too high up to get a look at his face.” Marney leaned back in his seat and crossed his legs. “D'you know what I think, young feller? In my opinion that guy’'s an ex-employe of some diplomatic service or other, gone wrong. You see,.Digh- ton, he knows too much for a mere outsider. He knew the secret of Tav- erner’s stairs, for example. That looks queer, doesn’t it? The odd thing is that he should have been counting on Daudot for one business when the chief was negotiating with him for an- other.” “How long has he been at the game?" asked Dighton. The other slapped his thigh. “A matter of weeks, that's all, as far as I can figure it out. The vul- tures were just gathering around Ahl- borg’s outfit, seeing which of ’em could peck out his brain first, when the Lizard sailed like a streak of blue lightning over the horizon and threw in_a few unwelcome complications, Dighton wrinkled his forehead. “He's out for the Pocket Death, like the rest of us.” “Yep!” snapped Marney; “that’s a dead certainty. It's equally evident that he’s out for loot. I've suspected 1t before—and the story of the pearls corroborates it.” “The question is,” declared Dighton, “is he trying to secure Ahlborg’s in- vention for some other power—or for himself? Is he a secret agent, with a profitable side-line—or is his interest in the Pocket Death purely personal? It has been extraordinarily useful to him up to date, you must remember.” “The value of this new dope,” sald the American, “is that it’s more or less silent, and that it reduces its vic- tims to powder within a reasonably short space of time. If it could be altered so0's to leave out that blue stain it'd be more valuable still. In ordinary warfare the color business is of little consequence; but from the point of view of a crooking wanting to cover up his tracks, it matters a whole lot. I don’t mind betting you Ahlborg's con- centrating on that defect now.” Dighton reflected. It was evident that his companion preferred discussing the merits and de- merits of the explosive rather than committing himself to an opinion on the questions raised. “He's firing the stuff off pretty reck- lessly,” he announced after a long si- lence. “Covering up tracks may be of vital importance to him at the mo- ment, but, from our point of view, he’s been recklessly extravagant ~ with charges that- are practically impossible to replace. Unless, of course, he is confident of replacing them.” Marney glanced round. “How d'you mean?” “He may have entered into some reement for the purchase of the stuff already,” returned Dighton. “It's un- likely, I grant you, but at this juncture all sorts of unlikely things are liable to happen. There's still another way of looking at it: If the Lizard’s the crook we imagine him to be, he may be put- ting his services at anybody's disposal —providing the price is big enough.” “In_which case—?" queried Mar- ney, dropping the end of his Toscano and ctushing it under his heel. “In which case Ahlborg may be pay- ing him to get that gun back!" “Stranger!” sald the other with a look of undisguised admiration, “you've a lot of sound common-sense in that big head of yours. It's a whole educa- tion to listen to you!" i (Continued in Tomorrow's PRESIDENT’S ACTION AWAITED IN RAIL ROW Union Representatives Return to Homes After Mediation Board Ends Efforts. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 20.—Union of- ficlals representing the 70,000 Western trainmen and conductors disbanded their conferences here yesterday and re- turned to their homes to await action of President Coolidge as the next move in the strike situation confronting 55 tar.) Marney shook his head. “You can make your mind easy on that score, old scout. - Certain people’ll be bribed to keep their mouths shut —or spirited away if a bribe doesn’t do it. Ahlborg’s new dope's too rich a mixture for a machine like the French public, or any other public, for the matter of that. They’ll be looking out for the man with that gun, sure enough, but_there'll be no publicity about it.” “Then you think—" “I'think you were right in shifting your quarters—dead right. You're paid to take risks, but not unnecessary ones.” He reached up and pressed the bell. “I don't know how you feel” he continued, “but I'd like to drink the health of a feller who's encountered the’ Lizard twice in—how long is it?” Dighton made a rapid calculation. “About 43 hours, as near as I can make it.” The figure astonished himself. So much had happened since Corlitt's call at his office with a proposition that he could have sworn he had been indulg- ing in underground warfare for at least a week. “If you'll take my advice,” said the older man when the drinks were brought, “you won't go out for trouble. You won't get grouching because a week slips by without anything in par- ticular happening. You'll just thank those lucky stars I was talking about just now. If you do strikeea. dull week —the next’ll be a cracker-jack!"” He raised his glass. “Well, here’s how!” “Cheerio!” murmured Dighton. 3 He was beginning to like Marney. It was growing upon him every minute that somewhere beneath that horny, case-hardened exterior there lurked a heart of gold—more than that, a sense of humor to which its possessor re- l:::ed for some reason to give expres- sion. audot was in with the other chap,” he announced presently, “I found out that much. One of his reasons for crossing the Channel was to get rid of a rope of pearls they'd stolen.” Marney frowned. “My!” he muttered half to himself, “that’s interesting!” His cigar had gone out, and he lit it from the flame of a battered brass pocket lighter. “Why didn't he wait to see the Chief?” he broke out suddently. “Did you find out that?” “Because,” said Dighton, “he hap- pens to be dead!" The other screwed his paper into a ball and tossed it into the opposite cor- ner. He pulled down the blind over the door on the corridor side and faced Dighton, both hands resting on his knegs. “Who killed him?” “The Lizard, I suppose.” “What for?” “Because he heard he was going to Taverner.” Marney extended one hand, palm up- permost, to an invisible audience. “Gee! What d'you know about that?” he demanded. “All from the mouths of babes and sucklingsl Can you beat it!” Dighten burst out laughing. Western railroads. 3 ‘The union rerreunt.atlves spent the day in informa! conference discussing the situation as created yesterday when the Federal Board of Mediation termi- nated its efforts to arbitrate the wage dispute on 1roundx that the unions,and carriers could not agree. The union sought wage increases ranging from 10 to 18 per cent, the railroads countering with an offer amounting: to about 72 per cent, con- tingent upon new working rules. The unions said: they would accept the 71 per cent, but not the rules. KENTUCKY BUTCHER HELD IN DUAL DEATH INQUIRY Woman'’s' ‘Body ' Found Buried in Cellir—Dead Man Discovered * in Garden. By the Assoclated .Press.. HORSE CAVE, Ky., September 20.— George Miller, 40, a butcher, was held under hond to appear in Hart County Court today after he was questioned by a coronei’s jury investigating the finding - of the body of Miss Lulu Kirchner, 40, buried in the cellar of an abandoned farmhouse near here, and the woman's alieged sweetheart, William, Farris, 35, at the home of his sister, apparently dead from a self- Anflicte@ gunshot wound. ‘The home of . Farris’ sister, Mrs. Gar- land Martin, is only a short distance from the place whére Miss Kirchner's boly was found. Farris was found dead in the garden at her home Mon- day night. POLICEMAN CONVICTED OF ASSAULT ON MAN J. H. Mullen Given Suspended Sen- tence—Recommended for Dis- missal From Force. . Policeman Joseph H. Mullen of the Seventh Precinct, who was recommend- ed for dismissal by the Trial Board last week, yesterday was given a suspended sentence of $100 or 60 days for assault on Sedgwick Plerson, colored, on Au- gust 8. The sentence was imposed by Judge Robert E. Mattingly after Mul- len withdrew his demand for a jury trial and pleaded not gullty. ‘The assault lead to the policeman’s suspension. He also was charged with intoxication and forfeited collateral. At- torney Russell Kelly appeared for the accused. Czecho-Jugloslavian Pact Signed. GENEVA, September 20 (#).—The alliance between Jugoslavia and Czecho- slovakia, which expires this year was given new life yesterday by a protorol signed here by the foreign ministers of the two countries, Vojislav Marnkovitch and Eduard. Benes. : g D. -C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER - 20, 1928.° | MEN, to distribute advertising. 7 w. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day befors publication. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour earlier, both for daily and Sunday. 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Eeiinis \LESMAN wanted; experienced. Al O o Aver, Saks & Co. Tth and Pennsy hia ave. n.w. s SHOE _SALESMAN—One Wil who can qualify as manager. gpportunity for advancemen ul Apply 711 s P.‘ O. pBox 121 T MAK] Baina, 1ac. 80 RS. experienced. Apply Top- L'st.ne Turniture fini inetwork; utility man. 1120 RS wanted. Veaner, 1723 some See Qence n o S nee (e housekeeper, Burlington ‘Hotel, Wringer, colored, experi- g{?mi" Abnly Bergmann's Laundry, 623 G NG RO, e dioo i . hows oF 6 stier 6 pm. " Who'can’ qualify. Address Box 31-D, Star O ReROE O PR MM perienced installment credit manager capable of taking en- tire charge of office large in- stallment furniture house. State age, reference and salary ex- pected. Address Box 81-D, Star office. 0o RSE tn at the ‘MABELLE HONOU! the only beauty' cuiture school in Washing: ton devoted exclusively to instruction. Easy terms. Day, evening classes. ‘Practical ex- perierice. _Sulte_300-6, 817 1dth st n.w._ PRIVATE LESSONS, mathematics, sciences, languages: ~Cornell duate; $1. ' Albert Jonas, 1406 Hopkins st. n.w., near 30th & P. BOYD SHORTHAND IN 30 L DAYS: easiest _learned, reads like PRINT. rafid. Stenographig course, 12 weeks; secretarial, 24 weeks: bookkeeping, 12 weeks. Graduates in aemand; position guaranteed. New class- es NOW forming: inquire TODAY. BOYD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL. “accredited”; est. 8 years._ 1338 G _n.w._ Main_233 AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: EX- pert lady and man instructor. ~West 3068, 2128 H_st. n.w.. CONOVER. THE RAINY DAY WILL QUICKLY BRIGHT- en if you have a means of earning. Tele- hone switchboard operating, easy to learn. Bluss. now forming. ~OX[ord Bldg., cor. Mth of 612 M st. 5.w. TYPIST, expert, wishes steady office work: ¢xperienced; réferences. Phone Atlantic WAITRESS, white, experienced. desires ‘!:llllgn in hotel ‘:x' lm room. Cl‘lm WOMAN, colored, experienced, college stu- dent, desires work after 3 p.m.: stay nights; religion, A . Potomac YOUNG LADY. with college education. wouid like four or five hours' or more employment. Address Box _Star_office. ______20° YOUNG_LADY _wants position in_doctor's office: office and hospital training. Address Box 19-D. Star office. _________31* YOUNG WOMAN, white. with child 2 wishes place as housekeeper in & refined home. Call Ad: MAN AND WII housework: both £ood plain cooks: work to- gether: will go anywhere for Winter: have go0d references. Call to see me at 303 O st. n.w. or reach me by letter. W. H. Seals. MAN AND WIFE want work private fam- ily or l“““&‘!h“{e janitor's quarters. G. w. SITL;'HON—DOMESTI STENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPER. competent ynunc.,llll! for permanent position. Address : state experience begin. _ Address Box 66-D. Star_office. _ STENOGRAPHER, patent _experlence and | executive ability essential: _salary, $110 month. _Address Box 83-D, Star office. * TEACHER—Resident school, to have charge of youns children. Address Box 108-A. Star office. CLEANING. washini ‘e as chambermaid. (l‘:‘o;. nurse or pa ime worke® Potomac COLOR IRLS (2), e or majd:_references. 1004 26th COUNTRY_ GIRL. colored. wis! nurse or chambermaid. 1949 W st. n.w. _ COOK, colored. want housework: stay nights: reference. Call or write 940 E st.s. kY 210 COOK, colored. & or_part_time WOMAN, reliable, with employed daughter or other’ income: ‘will give 2-room and bath apt. for care of 2 children. ~Address Box 50-D. Star office. free to go anywhere. for | n_along educational lines: iculars with idea of arranging Address Box 375-C, Star to care for child Call after 6, ‘WOMEN—Ten T d_ saleswomen _for canvassing. No experience necessary. Part or full time, Apply Mrs. Bradford. 900 R 1| n 3 21° YOUNG LADY, ex-telephone operator. to an- swer phone afternoons. ~Apply today be tween 6 and 7. 1345 E st. n.w., 3rd floor. CAN EARN $3 AN HOUR —selling Xmas cards. - The most beautiful | line in America and we pay unusually large | commissions; cards sell on sight We de- liver and collect. Call in person or write. Sample book free. Open evenings for your | convenience. Process Engraving Co. 1187 1l ress_Bldg.. 14th _and P sts. n.w. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. Desirable positions are avail- able for young women qualify- ing for telephone operating; good salary paid while learning, with increases at frequent inter- vals. Apply to Application Dept., Room 1, 722 12th st. n.w. | READY-TO-V SALESWOM Several young women who have had considerable experi- ence in misses’ coats and dresses. Apply employment office, 9th floor, after 11 a.m. WOODWARD & ILOTHROP. SALESLADY capable of ta ing charge of novelty jewelry department; excellent oppor- tunity ; salary and bonus propo- sition for a woman with jewelry or dept. store experience who can sell. Address Box 89-D, Star office. . HELP—DOMESTIC. | CHAMBERMAID - WAITRESS, _experienced, for large boarding house,; 1123 13th COOK, colored woman, wanied: small hote room furnished: state salary experience and xvelerencu. Prince William Hotel, Manassas, a. good, to_take to Kensington, Md.: room on place. Call mornings or write 1765 Columbia td.. Apt. 24. Telephone_Col. 9165. COOK_and_general houseworker: no laun- dry. 3110 33rd pl. n.w._Clev. 16i1. COOK, good, and general houseworker. ply 15 Grafton st. Chevy Chase, Md. COOK “and general houseworker: must stay nights: bring_references. 3309 Woodley rd. COOK-MAID for general hbusework in reference. _ 1421 Col. rd. n.w.._Apt. 44. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, colored woma references; stay nights: $50 month. 5045 Reno rd., Chevy Chase. D. C._Clev. 327 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. 9 to Sundays; $6 week. Call before noon, Argonne APt S GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, neat, reliable colored girl; no laundry and must have city_reference. 1413 Crittenden st. n “Ap- no 1601 DAY'S WORKER. colored. first-cl dress. nouse cleaner. whole or part time. 1024 W n.w__North 9334. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. 1428 6th st. n.w. GIRL, reliable, colored. all-day general housewor! nights. _1611_N. J. ave. n.w. 3 GIRL. Tieat. colored, for general housework or morning part time. 2820 Dumbarton GIRL. colored, wishes ge or_day's work. 2103 9th st. n.w. no 3 | GIRL, Que st. colore GIRL, . Do not stay nights. Que st. n.w. % GIRL. colored. wants place as m nights. _ Call 1507 R st. GIRL. at 1736 V st., wants general housework. GIRL, colored, wishes place of any kind. Good references. 1522 Swann st. n.w. GIRL—Country girl. colored, desircs place as nurse in small family. ' Will do_light hloll.i(‘\vork. Magsie Pettiford, 494 School st s.w. GIRL. colored, nursing or plain cooking. West_2058-W. TEL D sk i S GIRL. colored. wishes a place in private family as plain cool stay nights. 1736 15th n.w. Phone tur 3439. . GIRL. light colored. wishes place to cle: or_doctor's office. Decatur 4461. __ colored. wants work of any kind or Call 117 G st. n.w. _* try work. experienced, 2033 13th st. Phone ed. Prid 1774 Willard st. n.w. neat, wants gener: City refs. s work or ants work after school 512 24th st. nW. as_mother's_helper. HOUSEWORK or pai with_reference, Call N._9392-J. i LAUNDRESS, experie Saturday, or cleaning. ST 0 T i L NURSE OR MAID wants place to stay nights, with_ref. Call Dec. 4367. PLACE as_general worker: nice piain cogk ref: _Call P 24 LAY c hes place. day or all day: home nights: with city reference: 800d cook.~ Call Col. 6093. 2426 Ontarlg rd. 'WOMAN, experienced, wants place as cook and first-floor work. Answer 1018 Girard st. hone_Adams’ 7570. WOMAN desires the care of a gentlemen's apartment, clothing and meals. Reference furnished.” Address Box 463-B. Star ofice. WOMAN. colored. wishes place as cook in private family; good reference. Phone De- catur_4461. gninti i 2 colored, general housework in family. " References. Call Potomac 5-0_or 350 W_st. n.w. WORKING HOUSEKEEPER'S position, _by middle-aged lady: no laundry. Address Box 493-B, Star offics. 21e = BEAUTY PARLORS MARIE “STEVENS, EXPERT PERMANENT removal hair, warts, moles, $1: 3¢ yrs. ¢xp. Satisfaction guar. 302 Kresge Bids . 1105 G. CHEZ NATALIE—Best_per vave. $5: Fo ‘extras. 13 one. 1311 F st nw. Frank: e BOFE e )~ SO R e HAIRCUT, Monday, 25¢; Finger Wave. Tues- day. ‘23c:' FREE MARCELS WEDNESDAY: Scalp Treatment, Thursday. 25c: Facial, Priday, 25¢c; PERMANENT WAVE, $5.00. . HONZUR SCHOOL. 817 ll‘:h st. n.w. PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Personal is 3 ceuts ver line aaditional to the regular line rate. T i S E——" MASSEUSE. GRADUATE NURSE, ELECTRC therapy, sirsical cleaniiness. Daily. Syms 8-7. Second floor, 1129 14th st. n.w. Pr. 1303, BEAUTIFUL ROOM, LOVELY SURROUND- ings: excellent care and diet given 1 or 2 el- derly persons. invalid or convalescent: nurs- ing_and_home: have best refs.. Pot. 5237. WE PAY 52 $10 FOR USED SUITS AND prercosts,” Prices paid, for_worn_clothing. ladies and gentiemen. always hishest.. Wash: Clothing Ex.. 633 D st. n.w. Main 3378. g 331 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. Apply 428 8th st._s.e. 22¢ ASSEUSE — SWEDISH com! srad. Sweden. gives excellent massag Tadies ‘men. 1525 M st. n.Wa ADE: 1o - 336 " GIRL, colored, neat, clean, wanted as care- taker for gentleman's apartment; state par. ticulars._Address Box 10-D, Star office. 20 MASSAG! practic. J. Cabitol_st. Phone and N. Y. ave. RING OR TEACHING IN PRIVATE school; services of experienced teacher able at once; highest recommendation: 5t coaching. Address 2106 O st. AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT; PER. mits secured; b night or day. THE COl CLUB,_INC.. Franklin_1340. BECOME A LANDSCAPE crowded, dignified protession; big~ eppor- tunity for money making. Earn while you learn. _Write for detalls. Address Box 353-7, Star_office. AR MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED II Thousands of positions open in hotels, clubs, restaurants, schools, hospitals, etc. You can prepare for one of these big-pay posi- tions in a few months. Liberal pay, quick promotiol fine living and luxurious sur- roundings are a few of the vantages awaiting the trained hotel executive. Reg- istration in national employment bureau Evening _ciasses now limite enroll _early. am. to 8 pm. LEWIS SCHOOLS, Penn. ave. at forming. School open_8:30 HOTEL TRAINING 23rd HOUSEKEEPER, colored to make home here, take care of baby, cook and general house- work. Only those capable with good refer- enc d 'apply. 1108 9th st. n.w.. ABt. 2. HOUSEWORKER (white Catholic) fo care for widower's home, three children, ages 3 9 years; modern home. Ad- WOMAN, capable, colored, to take entire charge of small house and two children while mother works: stay nights: reference: 530 and room. 3209 OLis st.. M! WOMAN, colored. reliable, for general hous work: stay nights; reference. 2524 13th white. to keep house for employed vyears. Phone West 296 SITUATION—MALE. Tiones seyiog DoRATig, OO0DS AT, REAL - ces, Fuaraniced. EXpert. lady and genticman st *endants t6_care for your oles Drug_Store No. 2. ith DESIRED — FURNISHED ENTIRE foor, with bath, in. ddlet, reAned house. Rold, of atrictly private '2-aduit family. “esidential _n n dress Box_91-B, St[rAqglce?_ _“wd o GENTLEMAN DESIRES_ TRANSPORTATION slh.lgl;lfil:nlhfi;lt Ble(Bl z.l.lflt:D’ : destination Sl EN, call Clar- ELECTROTHERAPY AND PHYSIOTHERAPY selentifically given by a graduate. Potomac WANTED—CHILD TO BOARD, WILL GIVE ¢ mother’s care in private home, ' Phone Sil- ver_Spring 515-J: Mrs. HARTIG. . APT. MANAGER, business man, middle-aged. capable, active, desires position as resident manager. apt. building. = Address Box 63-D, Star_office. 2 BAKER, married, experienced In bread. cakes day’ work preferred. Cail Col. LEARN HOW TO PAINT AND MAKE LAMP day and evening ciasses. EUDALIA 516 13th st. _Phone Fr. 7047. GREGG SHORTHAND AND TOUCH TYPE- writing for begiuners: special _ intensive course In these subjects two evenings a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays: short- hand’ from 6 to 7:30 and typewriting from 7:30 to 9 p.m.; recommended especially for busy employes and college students. Class forms Tuesday October 2: early registration {rged. ~STRAYER COLLEGE. 7l 13th st. n BEAUTY CULTURE. COMPLETE, $50.00— S Da Tt evening: MARTIN'S BEAUTY 2 and evening. i SHOPPE. 18th & Columbia rd. _Col. 6081 MEN, WOMEN—JOB! N P- Srators’ $80:380 Weekly: short noars: Buiton Linotype School, 930 H n.w. Day and evepins. SPANISH, FRENCH, : Also English to Botomac 0ap. 1435 N THI .__1459 N studios offer practical spare- G A A Address Box 189-A. Star. office. ':tnj AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN- auire about our new method; licensed white men:_established 10_years. |_Lin. 82. Art Interior Decoration. Costume Design. Mn‘_ months to a paying position. Register LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY. . Ave. (At 16th). __ North 9434._ HE FALL TERM. Our Fall terms is just beginning. The full course lasts ten months and covers radio op- erating in all its branches on land and sea, shop and laboratory work and junior engineer- ing.” The classes are held every Monday, Tues- day, Wednesday and Friday night from 7 to 9 o'clock. Tuition is very mod and may be paid by the week. During the pasi twelve sears we have always placed our graduates, and the fleld is growing rapidly. Special fin- ishing course for advanced students. Sal- ares for graduates run as high as $300 & month (rom the start. Catalogue on reauest. 405 9th'8t. N.W. M time training 1817 STENOGRAPHERS, §20-525 wk. No unless placed, Washington Employment change, 214 National Press Bldg., 14th & STENOG. ypist, bookkeeper. clerical hel eto. Free registry. Main 2338. 1338 G st. 0.w Boyd Employment Service ____. HELP—FEMALE. ___ AGENTS—Sell our_beautiful $I box asso: ments of Christmas cards: 50% commission. Earl’s, 1517 H st. . BOOKKEEPER, wel double entry. ~ Salary, Box_235-A._Star_office. knowledge of 325 week. Address BOY, colored, desires job driving light de- livery_truck. West 2175, 31 BOOKKEEPER—Young man, white: experi- enced, energetic; reasonable salary expected; references. Address Box 63-D, Star offce. CHAUFFEUR, 15 years' exp.. wishes position with private family: references furnished. Call Franklin 8459-W. 7 to 9 am. 5 to 7 p.m. 1009 11th st. n.w., Apt. 803; W. K. Milhollen, jr. __ i, CHAUFFEUR. colored, ~ wants private family or truck driver, 10 years experience. North 4557. 21e CHAUFFEUR and houseman desires position with private family. U. W. A., 1426 Swann st. n.w. i, 0 CHAUFFEUR, colored, excellent _reference: drive and repair any car for $35 per week. North 887-J. place in RUGS. REVERSIBLE. SEAMLESS E- ;,emI’ll fl.‘}\'llmiznm"d"onl‘ old or newc:E- 5 s lulgrerdel}vtryr.i’P'l':’;neli:‘;: lmmm‘."'or WANT PASSENGERS FOR A! lanta and Florida points, sedan. _Call Decatur 2344, WANTED—TO PLACE “BIBLE RULES Every Dav in ‘every home. sehool and. of. fice in America: an attractive. unqiue wall chart. authoritative, non-sectarian: needed by everybody everywhere: special rates to churches, Sunday schools and societies: by mail, 15 cents each. postpaid. Address NATIONAL FORUM A! [ATION, ___1230 You St. NW. COLORED GIRL! Desiring to become independent, Mme. Causby's system of benflevmcultu Beware of false advertisements. Investigate .. before you start. = Results guaranteed. Wil ~ assist in openinz your own shop. . $10 wi start_you. Classes now forming. Washing- SR CAGEHY & FRENCH BEAUTY: ; z i ENCH BEAUT D SCHOOL, T SRS AN 1109 O St. N.W. Pot. 2596. COACHING or gym instructor in prep or high school. ~Have had 2:vears' experience on athletic teams at University of Ken- fucky ‘and 4 vears' high school. Night student at Georgze Washington University. Phone_Atlantic 1833-W. il o DRUG CLERK, registered: long e<perience: references. Address Box 20-D. Star office. ‘mechanic would_iike perma- maintenance-repair preferred; reference. Ad%!n ARPENTEI nent_positio 15 years' experience: Box 450-B. Star office. _____ ____ 20° _ GENERAL CONTRACTING and_remodelini. Estimates cheerfully given. F, C. Nefl, 3009 Douglas st. n.e. _Phone Lin. 5853. ' 20% KOREAN. young. desires part-time employ- ment with private family us houseman: ex- perience, references. = Phone Mr. Drumm, Main 8250, between i1 and 12 am. MAN; elderly, “capable and reliable, with grocery experience wants work; best_ret. Address_Box_26. 20 MAN, neat. pa years' local experience, now available for immediate connection: executive and excep- tional renting ability’ proven: nominal_sal- ary. Address Box 106-A. of 22 PLASTERING neatly done al ping and window washing: also’ floors shellacked and waxed. 11 Clev. 1990 STATIONARY, FIREMAN, ence._J. L. Chalk, 331 STENOGRAPHER—Work _evenives. Rapid, cxperienced. Address Sox 349-B. Star ofice RHTERRTATRR N AR . YOUNG MAN, coloredwould like. place (o work privately as houseman or butler: can furnish avy_reference. Potomac 5235. 20* YOUNG MAN desires position second man, waiter or valet: excellent character. Address_Box 72-D, Star office. __ L YOUNG MAN. colored. neat work as elevator, switchboard Janitor._Call_Lincoln 8204, e YOUNG MAN. married. desires Work of any Kkind: can drive any make car. Phone Lin- ‘ioln 6725-J. 20* iul night operator or e’ SHOIL SALESMAN —for Saturdays. Lemler Shoe Store, 427 8th_st._s.e. 21° COOK, “secord, experienced. colored, large boarding house. 1123 13th st. n.w. 41 SITUATION—FEMALE. _ FUR FINISHER, .X?‘ the right party, 1770 Col HEMSTITCHING OPERATOR, ienced. Pranklin 1873, o S .x"nencsd Exterienced Meat Cuttcés. ing. Apply Mr. Green, ‘The G “efi‘ltl .vl?:‘lrl“;lflfl:p'ryfll ’C(Ivy 805 Channing pi. CAN EARN $3 AN HOUR _selling Xmas cards. The most beautiful line in America and we pay unusually large commissions; cards sell on sight. We d liver and coliect. Call in person or write. Sample book free. Open evenings for yoi convenience. Process Engraving Co.. 11 National Press Bldg. léth and P sts. a. HAIR WORKER—Apprentice for wis mak- ing department future. ~ Apply Emile, Inc., 1231 Oonn. sve. _ SR KINDI TEN _TEA for private school. good at piano: state qualifications and experlence. ~Address Box 109-A, Star office. P. B. X and gen. office: experienced. §00d personality, can meet public with tact and diplomac: best references. Adfll‘(a&,fifll _RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call Main 5000, Branch 115. ALTERATIONS, stucco. pehble-dash, con= Crete or BrICR wOrK: ogma:. porchés. “eas’ rages. hot-water plants. bulldin® or repair 't Jiork of any kind. No cash. no renewaix and arges. Terms to Roo: 405, "1331 G 5t mowe Framtin 25900 O3t AUTOS REFINISHED In genuine_ “Duco’ ) aranteed job: prices as low as $40. Cail see our variety of colors and sampl of work. 1728 Kalorama rd. n.w. 5 AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED hours with wonderful new durable Ilt‘;u!: finish that srows handsomer with gge. Proof ;A against rain. snow. ice. steam. $0ap. ams monia, acids. alkall and alkaline mud. us show you sample of fine Work with this: excellent material. Prices. $30 up. _Joseph McReynolds, Inc.. 1000 Upshur st. Col. 427 125-1427 L _st_n. Decatur 686. BEDDING kinds renovated and steril- ized by Drocess approved by Hoalth Dept . D. C. "Prompt service and low orices. Eazle Bedding Co.. 3215 5th st. n.e. Decatur 735. RIRDING, MATTRSSSSS, to] ot 22t :“best prices and oros Wash, Mattress Co.. 319 L st. s.w. M, 667 BEDDING: mattresses renovated. sprines re Daired: special low prices now. Bedding Co. 219G st. now_"Matn 92 BEDDING RENOVATED. sprin mattresses. pillows. feather mat.: down comforts re-cov- ered. Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. M. 4094. CARPENTER-BUILDER. general remodeling and repairing. all branches: reliable me- chanics. H. Johnson, 1345 Trving st. Col. 6917, 26 CARPENTER. white_General house repal ing. partitiong, shelving. glassin a specialty. Call any time, Atlantic 34; CHAIR CANEING, hand caneing, splint cane- ing. $1.50 up: upholstering. Cl 1233 10th st. n.w. hnnfimfit‘fl o ELECTRICAL WIRING. paperin: plastering. etc 6-room house wired com- plete with fxtures. 37450, “Pure lead aod inseed ofl used exclusively. Ask for free estimate. First-class workmanship guaran- el St S 10161801 10th nw. Frank door C (= 3-D, Star office. R L ALESLA mpetent: 6 years local hig! class store. iamps and furniture: best refer- office. LADY. youns. for sewin The New Engiand IANAGER for —smal a 'RICAL HOUSE WIRING—6 rooms and fxtures. complete. $67.30 up. - Star Electric as Co.. Adams 5373 3909 Kans n.w. 0c7¢ PHER desires posi- high and secretary schools: 3 partment — nou: Compensation. free rent only. Man and wife acceptabie. Give age. exberience and 1t Box 438-B. Siar office. SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER. experienced, competent and dependable: $30 per week. Address Box 70-D. Star office. . ’ ELECTRIC WIRING—Will wire 6-room house complete including fxtures and inside TRIC €O 631°E nw. 'Fr. (Continusd on Neai Pagely ise Tv. C-