Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1929, Page 48

48 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, MARCH 8 1929. N. D. B. C. Opening Week Schedule Full D. C. ROLLERS GET SATURDAY LISTING Jacobs-Smith Doubles Team First Capital Entrant to Take Drives. CHEDULES for the first week of competition in the second annual champlonships of the National Duckpin Bowling Congress, open ing on the Health Centre alley: fn Richmond, next Monday, list many ‘Washington duckpinners. Eighteen five-man teams and nine two-man teams and 11 singles rollers of the Capital will shoot at the little maples during the opening week of the | tournament, as will 18 woman’s doubles | teams, 15 teams of five women each and 36 woman singles entrants. No district entrants are carded to bowl the opening night, but Tuesday the doubles team of 8. H. Jacobs and William Smith is down for action, as are several five-man teams of this city and nearby Virginia. Saturday, however, will be the big day of the week for the Washington duckpinners, both men and women. Many teams of the Typothetae League will roll and leading woman perforemrs of this city will take the drives in singles, doubles and team competition. Several District combinations also are to take part in doubles tests. The schedule for next week follows: MONDAY. MARCH 11. Teams. £. askins No. 1, News-Leader. Richmond. askins No. 2, Federal Reserve, Richmond. askins No. 3. Richmond. ichmond, Fredericksburg & Potomec R. i 45, B. P. O. K., Rich- ond. B athern Biseult Co.. Richmond. it . Richmond M o powling Allevs, Raleigh, N. €. Doubles. 9. Flvin Austin-Aubrey Thurston, Richmond. Reserved, Richmond. TUESDAY. MARCH 12. Doubles, 3:30. Tom Quinn-Charles Sturdevant, Danbury, Ficky Ragaini-Prancis Ryan, Danbury, Abihony Ragaini-George P. Hambridge. Panbury, Conn Reserved, Richmond. Singles, 4:30. Prank Boglan, Danbury, Conn. #:00, Mollle L. King, Richmend. Teams. 8. Haskins, No. 4, Richmond. HM{P! No. 5, Richmond. ins No. 3 (ladi ichmon: g::llgz : 4 (ladi ichmon Haskins 5 m!e"endl.flb“” Conn. Foipse Laundry. Richmond. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13. Doubles, 1. & X. Jacobs-William Smith, Washington. Teams, 8. New Jerusalem. Washington. Brodt’s. Ine. Washington. S Tl e Siinaers vitem Richmond Co., Riche Picked teams of North Washington Church League and East Washington Church League will meet tomorrow night in the final block of their bowl- ing match at Convention Hall at 7:30 | o'clock. East Washington enters the final half with a lead of 43 pins. Hyattsville women bowlers triumphed over Bethesda's fair pinspillers, 474 to 302, last night at Bethesda. The teams will bowl a return match Thursday | night at Hyattsville. A team of Hebrew bowlers has been organized here which is ready to meet | all comers. | 8ol Padlibsky, Maxie Rosenberg, George | Friend, Clarkie Siegel and Sam Stmon. Padlibsky is receiving challenges at 1515 Twentieth street. | As the result of shooting 520 last | night Marjorie Bradt now is within | striking distance of the leaders in the Bill Wood duckpin sweepstakes. | Independenis Money Order. Eonmuuu hooting Sta: Parcel Post Delivery Mailing Supplies . Cast Offs. Checkers Brightwood Gert:al . Owls . 5 Connecticut Avenue Main Office Carriers... . E High individual average—Milby. 105-59. Grentest Rimber of Eies—Bay and of sirikes—Day and Vi %) individua) me—Gerardi. 153. High individual set—Webb, 372 * High team game—Postmasters. 620. High team set—Postmasters, 1.650. . Allen’s Five Break Fast From Center BY SOL METZGER. You can feint in basket ball just as you can in boxing or foot ball, WO es’ Motor Car Co., Inc. Richmond. THURSDAY, MARCH 14 Doubles, 6:30. Purr-E. Miller, Clarendon, V8. W. Gross-E. O. Carl, Washingto! Teams, 8. - George H. Rucker Realtors, Clarendon, Va. Center. Alexandris, Va. ucas Auto Supply, Richmond. letic Center, Richmond. Call Cerl ?., ‘Washingion. Rotary Club, Baltimore. FRIDAY. MARCH 15. Deubles Singles. (All of Richmond.) . P. England-W. L. Johnson. F -H. W. Moisgt (Johnson only). 1= L e Bosey-d L Stansbury (Cosby C. Harper-Bill Byrne. Singles, 7:30. - ,_Logan! . b grariy ecker Loragyiie 21 B, Sltie, Slenmop 8:30. c. Hamilton, Richmond. G. B. Caldwell, Richmond. SATURDAY, MARCH 16. Women's Teams. 2:30. (All of Washington.) B Palmer-V. Yarnell. Eisie Fischer-Leda Amidon. Marie Prere-Marjorie Bradt. Fay Morganstein-Anna Burkhalter. Beity Hoffman-Hazel Jarrett. Lucy ren-Helen Whitbeck. Florence Rembold-Elizabeth Dugan. Maude Youmans-Doris Goodall. L. Forberti-Bronson Quaites. e Salthne Mmooy - . Ella Limerick-Effie Moore. E. Brown-Peggy Babcock. Thelma Clark-Frances McNames, . ' May Perry-Dorothy Corsette. o Thelma Stancill-Gail Robbins. 'w Teams, 4:30. (ALl of Washington.) S e FReturing ca Fellowship Forum i’ar » Detweiier. T jational Capital Preé u Fotomsc Electrotype ublishing Co. chuEn . Potter. ShRETe Eneraving co L M. . 4 c. A ol - 'aper Co. Doubles and Singles. (All of Washington.) 8 : rn-0. D. Crockett. . 8. Morrison-W. J. Edinger. By T A < 3 . Alken-J. C. Ray. rt Cole-A. Beatty. Women's Tesms, 7:00. (All of Washington.) Comets. . Daushters of Isabells. Amazons. Beeques. Commercials. Columblans. Hilltoppers. Gude's American Besuties. Wininsder's Queen Pins. Arcadia. Terminal Ice. Sioree O Shatter, “Say 1t With P orge C. Shaffer, “Say jowers. King Pins. Team, 7:08. (All of Washingten.) Perpetual Building Association. ToRet Bhates Dally! :00. (A1l of Washington.) Margaret Miltner, Gail Robbins. erry, Anna Burkhsiter. ances McNamee. 3 o Babcack. Eils Limerick. Efiie Moore, argaret Leaman, Catherine Portney. rraine Gulli, Irene Mischou. Rena Levy. Biilie Butler. Maude Youmans. Dori Florence Rembold. El Lucy Owen, Helen Whitbeck, Pauline Bradburn, Billie Williams. L. Forberti. Bronson Quaites. Betty Hoffman, Hazel Jarret. Fay Morganstein, Marie Prere. Marforle Bradt, Fischer. Leds Amidon, V. Yarnell, Ma BIG BOWLERS TO ROLL IN A. B. C. MEET TONIGHT CHICAGO, March 8 (#).—Maple trundlers from Cincinnati, Milwaukee and several Illinois cities and towns initiate' the first organized assault on and one fine of this nature used by Kansas versity comes into m!dhln 3:; fltonn;cfla'l‘.‘ It is used on the when the opposin; guards play pretty well up. . Your No. 4 guard slips off slowly to the left side as though figuring the other five was to make a play in that direction. But the tip-off and the more apparent moves of all the offense is toward the left. The offensive forward, No. 3, rushes across behind the center circle a step behind the other forward, No. 1, who cuts across and to the right side, taking the tap from his center and dribbles away. After about three steps he turns on his left foot and hook to his No. 4 f‘llffl. the fellow who made the initial feint, but who fol- lowed it ? by cutting around the defense. No. 4 gets this hook pass, dribbles in and shoots. (Copyright, 1020 WITH THE BOWLERS ‘The combination comprises | 522 | spec MANY STARS RUN IN BIG TEN GAMES Records Expected to. Fall Tonight in Track, Field Meet at lowa City. COLLEGE PARK DOUBLES. Team Standin Cramer-Shank . Coons-Press . lark-Nevius | Ladd-Miller Inghai d Spence 3 | Parker-Kiippert . Sanders-Sampspn individus] game—H. Cashell, 133. individual set—Koons. 347. individual average—H. Cashell, 11 team game—Wales-Valliant, 237. team set—Press-Koons, 855, team average—Cashell-Cashell, 212. LEAGUE. NORTH WASHINGTON CHURCH Team Standins. (End of Third Round.) eeeosssad | By the Associated Press. OWA CITY, Iowa, March 8—With an entry of 261 athletes, one of the largest in the history of the event, the indoor track and field cham- pionships of the Western Confer- ence will open tonight in the huge athletic arena called the Iowa Field | House. | Preliminaries in 5 of the 10 events { will be run off tonight, with the finals tomorrow night. linois, eight times winner of the meet, and defending champion, is favored to repeat, with Towa, runner-up last year, again offer- ing the challenge. Illinois is figured to score in every event with the exception of the shotput and 440-yard run. Iowa leads the field in number of en- tries, having named 42, with Illinois second with 34. Wisconsin is third with 29 and Michigan fourth with 28. The others are divided as follows; Minnesota, 27; Chicago, 26; North- western, 25; Indlana and Ohio State, 23 each, and Purdue, 4. Bix of the 1928 blue ribbon winners will defend their championships. They are George Baird, Iowa, in the 440- | yard run; George $impson, Ohlo State |in the €0-yard dash; Orval Martin, | Purdue in the 880-yard run: Joe Novak, Illinois, in the mile; David Ab- bott, Illinols; in the two mile, and R. J. Carr, another member of the Illini High strikes—Mansuy, 33. crew, in the high jump. Hign team kame.-Special Assessment, 618 | Records in at least five events will High team se fal Assessment, 1.689. | he endangered, judging from the per- Special Assessment established new | formances in dual meet high marks for tum“gnmetnnd t:(. \;Lt‘)’\ | G i it | o e was. abre to win ‘oniy | WISCONSIN JOB MAY GO TO WALSH OR BOERINGER record shooting, was able to win only MADISON, Wis, March 8 @.— one game from Miscellaneous. T'wo former Notre Dame centers, Adam Walsh and “Bud” Boeringer, are among the outstanding candidates to succeed Tom Lieb as line coach for the Uni- versity of Wisconsin’s foot ball team. ‘Walsh has been coaching at Santa Clara College in California, while Boeringer is at present line coach at Detroit University. Both have applied for the berth. Lieb, another Notre Dame star, has returned to his alma | Francis_Asbury M. E M.E.... allace Memorial Central Presbyteria; First Reformed. Gunton Temple : High individual average—Billhimer (Wal- High “individusl @ Asbury), 155. ‘ndividusl set—W. Moyer (Central Presovterian). 383 Highest number of spares—Hobbs (Emory M_E). 143 ell (Emory M. E). 31 each. me—Emory M. E lace Memorial). 112. me—Slicer (Franeis High Highest “number of strikes—Hobbs and M. Petworth Baptis Miscellaneous ... Special Assessment .. Consolidated . Annex No. 1 | General Cous | Personal Audit. | Rules and Regulations High aver Hieh game—Lesiie. 1 High set—R. Lewis, Mansuy, 379. High spares—Mansuy, 144. LEAGUE. L. 23 24 | SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS' | Pet. | Operation 81 Trafic ... | Auditors ": 11 | Purchasing, N | Purchasing. No. 1. Law .. Construction .. . . o Treasury .. 5 s Treasurers shot their best set of the year against Operation, but Fitzgerald's | games of 132, 123 and 111 were put in the ng;n place and Operation was able | to grab two. 'HOWARD CHOSEN COACH _OF NAVY TENNIS TEAM ANNAPOLIS, Md., March 8—Ensign William E. Howard, jr., of Hyattsville, Md,, has been appointed coach of the Naval Academy tennis team for the coming season. He was a crack tennis gl:um and also captain of the basket team at the academy last year. He succeeds Prof. Harry F. Sturdy, who has coached this sport with much success for a number of seasons. - ST. MARY’S VICTOR. ALEXANDRIA, March 8.—St. Mary’s Celtics drubbed Knights of Columbus quint of Washington, 48 to 16, in a basket ball game in Armory Hall here !ast night. CORINTHIANS MEET. Corinthian base ballers will meet to- night at Immaculate Conception Hall at 7:30 o'clock. ARMSTRONG ON LIST. Armstrong High's basket ball team has entered the Hampton tournament, March 22 and 23. JOE TURNER WINS. Joe ‘Turner, veteran District wrestlet, scored two straight falls over Al Bakhsh last night at the Strand Theater. ALLISON WILL HANDLE LINEMEN AT MINNESOTA MADISON, Wis.,, March 8 (#).—Leon- ard 8. Allison has been promoted from end foot ball coach to line coach at the University of Wisconsin, succeed- ing Tom Lieb, resigned. Campbell Dickson, former University of Chi star and head coach at Be- xwu: College last. year, succeeds Al- n. Allison, a former Carleton College star, previously served as head coach at the University of Washington, and as director of athletics at the University of South Dakota. LOTT IS GOOD STUDENT. Lott, third. ranking. tennis. piaver in yer in the Nation, is almost as efficlent with books as with a tennis racket. He polled 12 grade points for the Autumn quarter, or better than a “13"” average, at the University of Chicago. RIFLE TEAM HEAD. Maj. Bradford G. Chynoweth, United States Infantry, stationed at Fort Ben- ning, Ga., has been designated by the War rtment as captain of the In- fantry rifie team for 1929. MORE MILES In Every Tankful \\\ ™ THOLIN /2, USE BETHOLINE —and you'll travel farther between one tankful and the next than ever before. At a lower cost per mile! Read the proof on your speedometer. Try a Tankful E 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 Lost and Found advertisements for the daity will be accepted up to noon day of issue except Saturday and Legal Holldays, when the closing time 13 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. 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LADY, who drive of managing h Address Box_116-E. own_automobile, capable -to-house demonstrators. office. . very good nent_position. _Shenley’s, 1321 F st. n. OPERATOR, must be expert in all branc of hairdressing. Unless well qualified in do mot spply 'Also apprentice: must be fined and have high school education. ~Dec. OPERATOR for beauty shampooing and man! ing to learn marcelling. Col. rd. s ert in will- 18th & parlor, e ring: must Martin’s, . experienced in millinery; must Reference. Also one for coats and 'dresses, 'None but experienced need apply. 804 7th_s { ried. Address Box 17 Lo | GIRL, colored, neat, reliable wants ‘work EVENING WORK—Cashier, telephone oper- ating or cflet.nrlxm I_r settled woman, mai 171-E. Star_office. after " school. tween 9th . 10 R RS OR N HOUSEKEEPER _wants position. Address Box office o Apply 931 Westminster s 10th. FOR _ SALE_COMPL! " TEA ROOM equipment. _Tel. Wis. 2508 (25 1-PASS. PAIGE FOR HIRE_HOURLY, $3: one-way trip. 40c mile: round tris 3¢ mile. Driven by owner. “Iwill” Service, Lincoln 5080-J. 5 JOHNSON REST HOME. Tnvalids. aged and convalescents, diet. 1775 Lanier pl. Col. $377. ~ 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. BEDDING—Prepare for your Sprin cleaning. Mattresses. pillows, box springs wire springs renovated and remade. Let us do it now_before the rush. Columbia Bed- ding Co.. 219 G st. n.w. M. 552t BEDDING of il kinds renovated and ized by process approved by Heslth D. C. Prompt service and low prices. Bedding Co.. 2215 5th_st. n.e. Dec BEDDING., MATTRESSES. box springs and pillows reno.: best prices and prompt del Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 L st w. M. 667 BEDDING RENOVATED, springs, ma! pillows, feather m down comforts re-cov ered. ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. M. 4094. CARPENTER—Jobs and repairs; par porch _work. floors laid_and finished repairing, painting; low prices. F B - fifiRPIN"II'IR hwwfl)‘:ev.‘;"llfi' P. :l . floors, porches bu ttlons, oy oha painted. 1. Snacklelord, Atlantic 3430-J. CARPENTER-BU! general repairing. all branches. faid: office partitions built. Col. 6917. ___ ou HAIR ANEING, hand _caneing, _splint Ennemn upholstering. CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1235 10th_st. n.w. Franklin 748 o CI INEYS CLEANED. furnace repairini l!‘:!n: bals. asbestos covering: superior serv- fce: ‘boilers for sale. Crown Puel Service. 917 11th st n.w. Franklin_10183. DOOR CHECKS REPAIRED and refilled: all makes. C. F. ARMIGER, 916 N. Y. ave. n.¥. Frankiin_7707. iy JCTRICAL WIRING and fixtures, old a P fiowses Tepairing and genersl house im. provements: lowest prices in town. from 1 to 3 years to pay; estimate free. ‘American Elec. ‘Co.. 733 9th. Pr. 9305. 100 ELECTRIC WIRING _Will wire §-room house complete, including fixtures and inside serv- ice, $74.50; a year to pay. Stein Electric | Cor. 627 E now. Fr. 8o1. i ECTRIC WIRING—6 rooms. 2 halls, bal B mpleter sd0: fixtures. 320, Installed WOrk Fustanteed. Get my estimaie: save time and money; terms. North 885 H. M. Carpepter. FLECTRICAL WIRING by experts: special prices this month: vases and lamps ‘wired. Vacuum sweepers and radios repaired. STAR ELECTRIC CO. Adams 5273. ave. n.w. P ng: sl mechanics c 3 Paul Serene. 1200 N. C Main 10137 FLOORS LAID. ~ SCRAPED. special steril- t H. Johnson. 12 CLEANE! waxed or finished: experienced white em- ployes. _Acme Floor Co.. Adams 6883. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired: slip covers made. Est. cheerfully given. Returned free. Tittensor, 1600 8th_st. N. 7102 HOT-WATER HEAT—No down payment years to pay: no interest: 10-year guaranty: ferms low as 310 monthly. District Heating Co., 710 14th v._Main S777. TRON WORK—Rallings, fences, balconies, . Dupont Supply Co., Inc.. Main 5837 Adams_8648_nig! KEYS_Duplicate keys, 35 cents; made while you wait. Turner & Clark. new address. 1221% New_York Fr. 3005. LINOLEUM — All reliable makes. including Armstrong, Cemented or tacked down by experts. Prices that will please you. window and floor coverin TT. 1ith an s ne. Lin. 819.________ PAINTING, DECORATING and hang- s Dofmianed.. old “foors flagsed: prices ressonable. A. E. Burrell. 618 E Lin._3056-W. 13" PAINTING. PAPERHANGING, PLASTERING —Better work at reasonable Drices; Dpure lead and oil used exclusively: eleven years of tisfactory service: let us estimate. Metro- Co.. 627 E n.w._FPr. 800. LADY. white, college bred, exp. cook. house- Keeper. office work: good references. Phone Decatur 299 PAINTING AND pert mechanies. 8COTT_CO. LADY. educated, un?i;:gxl_‘tix:"gh "_:‘E_s'x: - ition as gover lor 13 J cellent references. Address Box 105-E. St office. 5 thoroushly & RAPHER. xperienced. Also knowledge of bookkeep- fag and Dilns. . References fiadly furnished. ing | Rdaress Box i69-E, Star o STENOGRAPHER. _thoroughly experlenced. 6, now employed, capable taking full Chares Small ol o M pouition, preterasty . desires n ) ;x{:‘xuné 'of Saturdays. Address Box 102 of TYPIST. recently moved to town fircs. ot position: preferably typing. sy ; n i : Yo ofences: ‘Address Box 178-E, Star office. 10° shes work of any sort to ZPSINS, specialty. Mrs. Randolph, SALESLADIES, 2. attractive, to_call on trade. ‘Average $40 to 380 per week. Ad- Sraduste — Youns _married itive oecuvlnol‘. 3 = i lll::”'l% ‘which Sales manager, B LESMEN—_Part-time, to ful opportunity, Oall appointment. e SALESMEN—To sell radios; wonderful op- portunity. Call Lincoln 8560 for appoint- ment. 9 WANTED_Bookkeeping teacher, who must Dea college graduate, _thoroughly com- petent to teach bookkeeping. & good penman 2nd able to teach penmanship—_likable and a disciplinarian. jubmit all _details about yourself. _Addre: 132-E. Star office. 10° YOUNG MAN, white. for laundry route: Dodge delivery: must be good salesman, fur- nish references and $50 cash bond; perma- ition: $30 to 335 per week. Address D. Star_office. e Apoly 1004 Natfonal Eihcain 3560, foF YOUNG MAN, ambitious, clean cut. TOPGin St n'w.r Hot ‘Shobpe. between, and 7 pm. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. H a ounlnfo!or an experienced sales- ma 0 wants make some real selling new houses for an establish Call at Suite 527 Investment Bldg., 9 and 10 a.m. BOYS, 16 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE. Make '$10 up per month, spare time: no interference with other work: must know Groups of boys for interesting organization Sork. conscientious workers with executive abllity wanted, no others need apply. Mr. Nelson, Kemper-White Cg., 1235 New York ave. n.w. Meteropolitan_3i36. SALESMEN. We_ have openings for § men who sre able to sell to the ho the men we want are JooKinE o e treen ) sad 8. D Inrse $10 Carpenters' Bids.. 10th and K 1 EXPERIENCED SALESMAN. ‘Drawing account or salars it you ean co vihce me you'Te Worth it. hould. b et e e eessarily in' the thilor: referably but no ilor- o usiness: a connection with us will be ¥"You mave the' required Personal interview only. = Sat- e D to 4 Mr. Oherry, 418 Evans Blds., 1420 New York ave. FRIGIDATIRE SALES CORPORATION, WASHINGTON BRANCH —will interview a few men, be- tween 25 and 40 years of age, who are qualified to handle sales in local territories; those select- ed will be thoroughly trained; only men with clean personal and business records need apply. Our 1929 expansion program is so designed as to provide an exceptional opportunity for the man who is sincere and am- bitious in his desire to make a permanent and profitable con- nection. Apply in person to Mr. Wat- son, between 4:30 and 5:30 p.m. Frigidaire Sales Corporation, Washington Branch, 511 14th St. N.W. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. ers; l:‘k":'n ed. 1837 flm n.w. D;;:‘.,",'B.BL ‘Ifiiioomm $30-326 WK. N T laced. Wi on Emi UnicteeP He Nutiotal Eress Bide. ¥ OMPETENT HELP furnish datly; positi Soon. datly. " Nat. FRET S i 507, 16 Jackson pi. n.w. M. 5831. | Pc B e e 1398 G now. Main 255 oney LS ween 8 dress Box 139-E. Star office. 3 SOLICITOR for house-to work: com- mission_ only: can earn $15 to 320 week. 1228 Ingraham st. n.v. 7 and 8 p.m. 8 'OMAN wishes position as dentis! :'gx’:‘% companion or housekeepin STENOGRAPHER for attorney’s office, pref- RN ST legay expetience; must be rapid and accurate. State age; education, experi- ence and references, Address Box 3 STENOGRAPHER, capable of taking charge of office: write, stating age, experience. sal- Star office, | office YO LADY_desires position: capable typ- e nowledas of music and would bre- fer office position with a musical concern or store. _Address Box 100-E. Star offic YOUNG LADY, sires position as docto: general office girl. Address ced, as typist, ‘s office assistant. or Box 272-E. Star SITUATION—DOMESTIC. WANT SALESLADIES over 20 for our ter dress’ department. Must be experi- encea and have references. Apply between 9 and 11, 4 and 6. to M Herbert, third floor. M. Brooks & Co. 1109 G _si. n.w. WOMAN, ot over 40, reliable. diligent and tactful, f tion” of sl Te- it qiiring areling Brst letter. T ce. opportunity details as to telephone number in will be granted qualified applicants: can- vassers need not apply. Phone Adams 3483 or_address_Box 433-D, St: this ensbles us to offer new opportunities to those who aualify for our work. We are in need of several women over 37 whose edu- cation, interests and experience will fit them for our high type of sales service. 1f you are looking for & permanent and profitable bustness connection. write and tell us of your qualifications, and, if satisfactory, we will, srrange for personal intery THE K HO! U REN, BORE. 50 Ml e Philadeiphia. Pa. AN OPPORTUNITY. A local distributor is introduc- ing an office device that has prov- en its merit by its acceptance in territories in which it has already been introduced. We can offer permanent positions to 3 intelli- gent women, capable of interview- ing Washington’s representative banks and business houses. Apply Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Room 327 Barr Bldg. WANTED—Capable saleswom- en for infants’ dept. Must be thoroughly experienced. ~ In making application state age, experience' and give references. | Positions are permanent and hold out excellent possibilities to the right women, Address Box 98-E, Star office. DESIRABLE POSITIONS Open To Young Women 16 Years of Age and Over. Good Pay to Start. Frequent Increases. Apply Wisconsin Ave. and Stanford St., Bethesda, Md. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY. HELP—DOMESTIC. Tor COOK or_housekeeper, elderly_w] small family; 310 per week. 8. W st, n.e. 5% COOK_from _Virginia: also time work or bachelor auarters cieaned. colored_girls. _Pot. 4599. GIRL. neat colored. wants job mother's helper: 3tay nights; Phohe Lincoln_3426-W. a! colored, neat. ts_night ‘Atlantic Mm € w'u:':o s or part 3 as_nurse or i referenc GIRL, work,” 8-12. IRL. colored. wishes DIace a3 murse or sist in housework or as maid in small fa: Sull G 800, nts_housework, do plain ashing; also stay lll:hfil. GIRL, colored. for general housework or part_time. 415 Richardson_st. GIRL. colored, full or part time; 113-E. Star_office. GIRL. color 2220 Flagler pl. n. L e MOTHER'S HELPER, Joung giFL. White, ex- perienced with children. ry secondary o belng with refined family, preferably one T ess Box WOMAN. colored, reliable, wants place general houseworker and cook. Stay nigh 1488 Corcoran st. m.w. ored. wishes position o pt. Best references. 2151 Californ North_9275. soin of st. PAINTING, paperhanging, decorating rior and exterior. Harry A. Glorius & CO. 3017 Ga. ave. n.w. Phone Col. 28° PAPERING AND PLAS' iG—TRooms ps. N o A D ki Desorsting Gou, 1005 8th_si._Main 7088. 14° PAPERAANGING AND Drices this week only. and paper average size or. Tk | guaranteed in writing for § years. Paint- | fng and seneral contracting with very low price«; cash or terms: no interest. les b pw. Home Decorating Co., Inc.. 817 Main 7417-8. PAPERHANGING. paint Diastering, 38 and_up: first-cliss work; prompt service. M. PUMPS. 3927 Ga. ave. _Adams 8964, PAPERHANGING — Rooms papered. $5 up: _estimates furnished: work guaran | A T George. 2120 lsth st n.w. Aot Decatur_414 — PAPERING—Rooms, 36 and up: Drompt st N ot patierns. 3. Bedal; 2639 10th st. n.w. _Adams 7149.- Call atter 4 p.m. PLUMBING, HEATING. OIL Bi - Re- nd_installations. Teliable BA1Et and, iDL 3T, PIANO TUNING, $2.00. We specialize in general plano Tepairs and rebuilding. Get Renanics Work: guarantesd. E‘..#""‘m. € 4 Hotn. Lin. 1057. it service Pot. & By ROOF REPAIRING of waterproofing. Reasonable. ing_Co.. Ne 11 ROOF REPAIRING, PAINTING, suftering. spouting: _furnaces repaired and cleaned; Teasonable prices. North 5314, day or night. Ajax Roofitng Co.. 2038 18th_st. n. WINDOW SHADES to measure. factory prices, The Ahade Factory, 3417 Conn. ave. ev. 2204. 4 = —— —_BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. _ PARTNER with 31,000 or more for all-vear resort with_hunting and fishing. Address Box 31! ta E ¥ CAPABLE PERSON to take over m operate sirl student residence for old-established Sehool. This s & oing money-makins pro)- ect fof party of ability and integrity: $3,500 res ._Address Bo: D._Star ¢ CABINET, upholstery and woodworking bus- iness: will sacrifice at $1750; investment of $5.000 in electrical machinery, tools. paints. | Encdnare, Hinbct, o Salnae poresi 33 estal L equ shop. | Qldeic-bmel,jqnepw. 1619 17th n.w. 10° | LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNIS d | dry_goods store; new corner bullding: doing excellent business. Reason for selling given in private interview. Supreme BSpecialty Shoppe. 2051_Nichols_ave. SEA POULTRY FARM, 6 acres, Dearby: clear: 800 Goverument - selected iaying {gharm. complete equipment. nice home. only el miles from Washington. Double your lo- come. Get this story quick. THOMAS. 2135 G st. n.w._West 1815, CAFETERIA, apt. over, making money, Iagy can_run: no night or Sunday work. 11 5 e LUNCH ROOM, doing location. . Owner wil purchaser. Call Herman's Luneh, cor. and A B FOR SALE—Small mail order printi ness. Avply after 4:30 p.m., Room 8 St.Bw. jood business in good el cheaply to- auick Jotn L1110 B v WOMAN. neat, colored, wants place as cook in small family or boarding 1264 33rd st. n.w.__ YOUNG WOMAN, ne: general_houseworker, apt. 1030 Fairmont MOTOR_TRAVEL. TLANTA. $13; CALIP. $45. jorth. South and West. Motor ing_ Hotel, Main §237. PERSONAL. e The rate ead! S Rt e e acaTuiona) to e l recular line rate. TRAINED WRITER DESIRES INSTRUCTION in practical newspaper work f{rom active newspaper man familiar with local - field. Give details and compensation desired for i ‘weekly. Address Box 122- COACHING IN REAL RTY, EQUIT d gommon law ieading. Address_ Hox ofmic PIANG WANTED_WILL OR- TN RANTERS T AR RN L TFOR SALE—OIL BURNER. ECT CON- Tolon, MCheap. Phone Wi o AUTHORS' SERVICE BUREAU—TYP Tevision. research " Lincoln 181 100 s FOR ADOPTION—SIX BRIGHT. HEALTHY baby bevs from 2 weeks io § monins: near Ehiladelphia.” VEIL HOSPITAL. Lanchorne. MABSAGE AND ELECTRIOAL TREATMENTS. Sun-ray for colds. Private salon. Refined white_only. _Colored_operator. _Pot. 2596, FIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS SINCE o TR Rl ice. Transportation Build g Slonzoanes Jastensra: Sl R. 3 28th n._| TANO. lessol L._liherwood, 151 DR. DANTEL Electrotherapy. ray, cabinet_bath. SCIENTIFIC M. therapeutic treatmen! CHAMBERMAID_White, _experienced, country club. _Call Bradley 176. COOK. weneral housework: no Two In family. Lin- 2417_18th st. n.w. AND M WILL SELL to Gentile party for $170 eash a business, immediate returns; uniimited possibilities: should earn 390, weekly. This | s liew. _Address Box 196-E. Star_office. 8 COAL BUSINESS. long established. in nor east section. Splendid opportunity. Address Box_I81-E. Star offce. ___________ ure for_sale. fully » ask for Mr. WANTED—An individual to invest {rom $500 to $5.000 in a local business that will pay from 20' to 35% net annually: sponsored by a nationally known company with 28 | years' experience; requires no more than | twa or three days of time each month; earn- ings payable monthly in Cash. no ccounts | investor willgbe sole proprietor and handl all funds; intestment completely safeguard- ed: full details will be given those inter- ested. Address Box 176-E. Star office. _9°_ CIGARS. NEWSSTAND. located lobby office building: going busine 51.500.Address Box 9 o GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES; larg: . low rent:_established Address Box 114-E. 8 ion, usiness: r office. tgeris large store, 6-r. apt. above. d family proposition. ~Rent. A Price, $750. just of cost. _Act quickly. 131 . st BARGAIN—Well established D? years: grocery, dry sacrifice_on_ac- count of old age. 2239 Nicholson. Twinini Ci‘y. s.e. Open for inspection Sunday an Monday from 10 am. to 6 pm.______ WILL SELL unusual going business for $1,000: this will not interfere with your oc- cupation: should make $50 10 $100 & week: fhis business is not canvassing. selling or stocks: Gentiles only; give phone. Address Box 5-E. Star office. . WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Gentieman with business qualifications to sct as treasurer and manager (o travel with excegtional big featu: film; suitable salary and e to party that may qualify. References small cash security required. Apply today and_tomorrow. President Theater office. * LUNCHROOM, centrally located; ate sale, bargain; owner. Address Box 135-E, Star office. _ g PT. HOUSE. best Mt. Pleasant section: fully rented: will sacrificé 32.000 below ket. Owner. 1815 Kenyon n.w. bor WANT SINGLE LADY OR GEI partner in poultry farm, Eastern Shor $1.000 investment required: handle xperienced. ay nights. HOUSEWORKERStay nights ; reference. Call after 7 p.m. GIRL. young. colored, o cook and kK SDarimont Tor Taminof Ctwe. APDIY ADY. 308, 7010 Ga. ave. ELECTRIC for tired feeiing and colds; office or at your home. _Prankli 3 . records and the $107,770 prize melon at 'I'IIE WONDII um 'u!'- _-— the twenty-ninth American Bowling ! HELP—MALE _AND FEMALE. Congress tournament at Dexter Pavilion | tonight. E | SoLICTTe several m.'h-d"“"l'ml;'-a ?I;r:" Chicago booster teams, which have monopolized the tournament since it began last snurdn“nve completed money._ 1319 P st. n.w.. Room RESIDENT ER. LADY. COMPETENT. | ROOMING HOUSE, high-class. lesires tion in up-to-date apartment 'y flouse:_ &0t 364" Swner U, wants 3 A ts offer: may wfl{“‘""' A"Wmm Want desirable paving store in_tra 905 Couaieaskot als, $198; | City Droperty or Montgomery Co. {arm. ts, $88; can be arranged | Whi P e e s D ve, M. . R st Tt 4