Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1929, Page 39

THE EVE NING STAR. WASHINGTON, 1. ¢, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 192, o HELP ARD SIT UATIONS. 39 Voigt Steals Golf Show From Celebrities RYDERCUPSTARS TRAILING AMATEUR Favorites Stumble Badly in North and South Open Tournament. By the Assoclated Pre INEHURST, N. C, March 27— An amateur led the field of pro stars into today's final 36 holes of compctition for the North and Souih open golf championships. George Voigt, Washington amateur, finished yesterday's initial 36-hole play with a card of 139 and a 5-stroke lead on the field. Horton Smith, the Joplin, Mo.. hope- ful, and Tommy Armour of Detroit. were tied. for second place with 144 Wild Bill Mehlhorn was in third place with 145, and Billy Burke. defending champion, was another stroke back. The other favorites appzared to have | hooked and sliced themselves out of the | picture. Johnny Farrell, national open champion, began today’s play in Six- | teenth place with a card of 151. Walter | Hagen, Ryder Cup captain, and Emmett French. Pinehurst. were in tenth vlace with 149 each. Leo Diegel. P. G. A.| champion. was twelfth with 150, Voigt stole yesterday's show from the | Ryder Cup celebrities. both morning and | afternoon. He started the day with| 5 birdies and a 69 for the first 18 and then came back after lunch and shot a %0. Armour and Smith equaled hi afternoon’s performance. but both ha %4's In their morning cards. Ross Somerville of Canada, was the only other amateur menace of the da; He and Joe Turnesa, Elmsford, N. Y Pro tied for seventh place with 148's. Lo . = TO PROTEST FIELDS' WIN. CHICAGO, March 27 (#).—Ray Al- vis, manager of Young Jack Thompson, | who was defeated by Jackie Fields Monday night for the N. B. A. welter- weight boxing title, said today he would protest the decision awarding Pields the bout and championship. BIG LEAGUE BASE BALL | |, By the Associated Press. Today's schedule: At Si. Petersburg, Fla.—Philadelphia (A) vs. Boston (N.). At West Palm Beach, Fla.—Philadel- phia (N.) vs. St. Louis (A.). At Tampa, Fla—Brooklyn (N.) vs. ‘Washington (A.). At Phoenix, Ariz—Detroit (A.) vs. Chicago (N.). At New Orleans, La.—Cleveland (A) vs. New Orleans. At Dallas, Tex.—Chicago (A) vs. Dallas. Yesterday's results: At Tampa. Fla—Washington (A), 7; Brooklyn (N.). 6. At Winter Haven, Fla.—Philadeiphia (N.), 8; St. Louis (N.), 4. At St. Petersburg, Fla.—Boston (N.), 7; Philadelphia (A4.), 6 (12 in- nings). At Phoenix, Ariz—Pittshurgh (N.), T; Detroit (A.), 4. At Waco, Tex—Waco (T. L), 12; Chicago (A.), 10. At Tucson, Ariz—Chicago (N.), 14; University of Arizona, 4. Women In OPHOMORES triumphed over the Juniors, 28 to 20, yesterday in the George Washington University interclass basket ball series. To- morrow the Sophs will play off a 22-22 tie they knotted with the Fresh- men in the opening contest. Should the Sophs win this, the series is theirs | and with it the interclass cup. Martha Benenson and Louise Berry- man divided scoring honors for the winners yesterday, each collecting 14 tallies. Naomi Crumley rolled up the entire 20 points for the Junior six. Louise Mackall's close guarding made it extremely difficult for Dorothy Ruth, the other Junior forward, to reach the basket. She did some good work, how- ever, in feeding the ball to her team- mate. Scoring: SOPHOMORES (28). JUNIORS (20). S E3p P L cooobRd! &l M Spri.sc. F.Brookh't. sc. E. Folsom. &. L. Mackall, £, L Trey, 5.0 Totals. .. Totals. Referee—Miss E. Davis. Roaming at will through the Gypsy Athletic Club’s defense, the Als A. C. sextet swamped them 53 to 2 last night in an independent game at Eastern High School. The Als blanked their less experienced opponents in the sec- ond half, which opened with the count 19 to 2 in the winners' favor. Gypsies could not penetrate for a single field &hot. Edith Mahon led in scoring for the all-star six with 28 points. ~Annabel Totten gollected 25. Scoring: * Grpsies 2). Als A C. ¢ y, OMahon, Tawer, f, -8 8 S¥onen: & Roudabush, ¢. 0 0 0Swhank. €. . Seelroy, & ORlley, 8. . Totals 2 Totals Two South Atlantic championship events. the 200-yard breast stroke and the 150-yard back stroke, are listed an the program scheduled for mermaids of this section by the Washington Swim- ming Club, to be held in the Marjorie Webster School tank zt Sixteenth street | and Kalmia road Saturday, April 27, under an A. A. U. sanction. ' The event will be the first title mcet held in the new tank. In addition to the two S. A. events there will be three open and one closed event, with a Pearson & Crain trophy offered as prize for the winning relay team and gold, silver and bronze W. S. C. medals for place in the other events. Good USED TIRES Traded in on General Dual Balloons . Sime. & | conoma [ »l oscooa! 8| cocceBn Most All Sizes |ALEXANDRIA COACH spite Ccach Willis Alexandria High School will hold its own with the other scholastic ball teams of this vicinity. we'll win plonty of ball games,” he said, | | as he smilingly watched his_proteges | rap the offerings of “Chink” Nicholson, ting pr fled in every department. Gorman, {he St. Mary's Celtic Juniors the brunt of the pitching duties | second-string hurler. Jimmy Jones and | | Dick Parker also will bear watching, ac- cording to Edmund. clean-up position, is holding down first base, with Hugh Travers at secon Dave Haynes in shortstop and “Bottles West at third. Paul Travers, Parke Bell and Fred Birrell have about clinched the outfield jobs. Elmore Mudd will do the major Sherman wrestling champion. defeated Joe Mal- cewicz two out of three falls last night. which meets Georgetown at the Hill- top Monday, will face Quantico Marines ltdfiulnncn, Va.,, tomorrow and Sat- urday. at Charlottesville Priday. SHOW DO0GS WORTH FORTUNE. dred thousand dollars’ worth of blue- blooded dogs, some of them valued at more than their weight in gold, will compete in the Chicego Kennel Club Show, opening Priday and continuing until Sunday. to John J. McGraw, April 14, to express appreciation of the fact that he has kept his team in the National League races for 26 years. limited to residents of the District and | fees of 50 cents apicce for each South | Atlantic event and 25 cents each for open and clesed events, and by the Marjorie Webster School, on or befor April 24, ‘ SMITH CREDITS GOLFING LUCK TO MIDGET CADDY PINEHURST, N. C,, March 27 (®). —One of the reasons for Horton Smith’s surprising success during the present golf season may be Robert Caa, 18, of Sacramento, Cal Smith says the undersized Coa is the luckiest caddy in the country, and that he had as soon start an im- portant tournament without his fa- vorite driver as to have some other caddy lugging his bag. Smith and Coa joined forces in Sacramento, where the Joplin pro won his first major tournament. They have been together ever since. “I'm afraid to let him go,” said Smith. “My luck would go with him.” Horton Smith, 21, Is Hailed By Golf Vets as Real Star By the Assoclated Press. PINEHURST, N. C. March 27— Horton Smith, 21-year-old Joplip, Mo., professional, here in guest of his sev- enth major golf title since January 1, is hailed by veteran pros as the future “big shot” of the golf world. Since beginning his Winter campaign in the Sacramento open three months ago this angular youngster from the | “show me” State has collected approxi- mately $12,000 in prize money and is the leading money winner of (he galaxy of professional sters which teed off early in the year to make the round of the Far Western and Southern tournaments. To date Smith has copped off first money in six meetings and has finished second and third in fully as many more. He rarely fails to win place of show. The latest links sensation. standing six feet tall and of strapping build, i credited with having ideal _natural golfing form. His drives are she talk but | of his fellow pros. One well known amateur, who has been coming here for 15 vears. said Smith is hitting the longest drives he ever saw at Pinehurst. Golfers who have plaved with and against Smith in_the present campaign v there is no doubt that he has ar- rived and is here to stay. “That kid is no flash in the pan” observed one veteran pro as he waited | 1o tee off today. *He is one of the best golfers in the country and getting steadily better. He is going to be & | marvel.” Although he has been breezing along | at top form for three months and shows no signs of skidding as the end of the grueling campaign nears, young Smith | continues to work to “perfect his game.” Reports among his fellow pros here say he has refused an offer of $15.000 from a big Eastern club to stay in Jop- lin and try to learn to shoot better goit. Smith neither drinks nor smokes and | is Tarely to be seen around after 10 p.m. LIKES GREEN TEAM ALEXANDRIA, Vs., March 27—De. a dearth of veteran material, H. Edmund i< confident “We've not many letter men, 18 -old pitehing prospect, in bat- actice. The Maroon and White is well forti- =y Edmund has indicated that Francis who pitched last season for will bear ith “Chink” Nicholson, scuthpaw, as the “Ham” Nugent, who will bat in the rtion of the catching, with | ooker @s his relief. LEWIS TOSSES MALCEWICZ. HORTON _swrTH. CHICAGO, March 27 (®). Ed “Strangler” Lewis, former heavyweight fShuttle Relay New Feature Of Devitt Prep Track Meet third and fourth with 519 and 516, re- spectively. Because of the short right field at | Central Stadium making for freak hits, facuity advisors of the public high sehools have decided that the cham- pionship base ball series opening April 12 will be played at the Eastern High Stadiym. 1t has been staged on the Central field for the past several sea- sons. By nexi Spring it is hoped that the new and spacious Tech High Sta- dium will be ready for the serie: It also was decided by the advisors not to revive the customary arrange- ments for the basket ball series, which calls_for double-headers on Tuesdays and Pridays. Leading the Gonzaga basket ball team | next Winter will be Danny Pyne. He was named captain yesierday. Pyne also is a letter winner in foot ball and base pall. He received a basket ball letter yesterday, as did these other members of the team during the cam- paign just closed: Jake and Al Farrell, Bussink, Charles and Bob McVean, Brew, Connors. Dunn, Holbrook, Kane, Cornell apd Plant. ———¢ N. Y. U. AT QUANTICO» New York University's base ball team, N interesting feature of the second annual Devitt School interscholastic track meet to be held April 20 at Georgetown University field will be a shuttle relay, it w announced today by | Walter F. Palmer, Devitt track coach and chairman of the committee in charge of the meet. Entries for the affair, which is expected to draw repre- sentatives from 35 to 50 schools, will not be received after April 10. Staging of the shuttle reley in the Devitt meet will mark the first time the event has ever been a part of a scholastic meet, in this section of the country at least, and Palmer believes that it has never been contested in schoolboy circles anywhere in this country. It was from England that the event was imported here. It is an unusually grueling race, with each member of the quartet negotiating 120 yards over high hurdles. Devitt will enter a team in the relay and Coach Palmer expects to have about 10 combinations in all | competing. Aside fram the shuttle relay the fol- lowing events are carded, both in the high school and prep school classes: One-hundred-yard ~ dash, 220-yard dash, 440-yard dash, 880-yard run, 1- | mile run, 120-yard high hurdles, 220- yard low hurdles, broad jump, high | jump, pole vault, 12-pound shotput, | javelin, discus, 440-yard relay, 880-yard -mile relay and sprint medley The violets will meet Virginia CHICAGO, March 27 (#).—Five hun- McGRAW TO BE DINED. NEW YORK, March 27 (#).—The oyal Giants' rooters will give a dinner By CORINNE FRAZIER. Sport Regulation A. A. U. medals will be awarded for first, second and third place in the two championship swims. A 50-yard free style for juniors (14 yeers and under); 100-yerd noyice free style and 200-yard relay are listed under | With two weeks' practice accom- plished the St. John's base ball squad is shaping muck. better than was ex- pected. Promising talent has cropped up for positions that Coach Zube Sul- livan had been fearful he would not be able to fill satisfactorily. Rodier, Hur- ley and Springman are showing well as mound candidates and Bob Augusterfer loaks not at all bad at third base. It | relay, 1 | relay. To the team cooring the most points in the meet the George R. Devitt me- morial trophy will be awarded, along g ;,*,‘:m?g'fi",’;’:‘,;’e’;::f':{%c::"“:.’;}d job that had been worrying Sullivan | ontracted posumania in _the Devitt | ™ | last year, the Richard W. Kennedy A. A. U. registration number, should be | et 850 YO8 : phy will be presented to in the hands of Florence Skadding, | T TR L s el the points. It will be presented by Delta Sigma Fraternity, of which young Ken- Capitol Athletic Club members are |D€dy Was a member. requested tp report to the Jewish Com- | , There will be four cups awarded in munity Center at 6:30 tomorrow eve- | dividual high-point scorers, and in all > a total of 18 will be at stake. Gold, ning for swimming practice. A Short |y er'and bronze medals will be award: business session will be held to plan & | 4 vin: in the meet, After the swim and meeting the O Wiemetn 15 Ve, varons Sveie. apitolites will play a basket ball game | Registering 534 for his five-game set, with the Jewish Community Center | Max sharm'ln led the first !Dund of team. the Central High duckpin tournament, C. A. C. scored over the Spartans. | rolled yesterday at King Pin No. 1. last night in the game played | Hilliard Harper was only ane pin he- at Wilson Normal School gymnasium. hind. Broadbent and Chaconas were the open events. 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Radia's rapid growth is makinz hundreds of god jabs: get In on the ground floor start now, earn while you learn: many stu- derts mors than pay for their course while learning. John' Hearl. 6002 Caldwell ave. Maspet N.Y, for evample. says. “Hardly a weel Kes by that 1 don't oick ue $15 or $20 extra.” ‘Hundreds of our gradustes hald big Sobs. | secured thraugh our free employment de- | partment: more trained men needed. Gel, free copy of "RICH REWARD IN RA- 10." which describes RADIO'S OPPORTU- | NITIES and my methods of training Write Department A: telephone Decatur 2476, ar better still. call in persan ard see for vourself. Schooi hours. 8:30 to 5. Inter- views atter s nm. by wppoiniment NATIONAL RADIO INSTITUTE, _18th_and_You Sis. N.W. RING TERM BEGINS MONDAY, APRIL 1. Our radio classes are given practical w throughout the coirse. This is the only way to learn radie aad obtain the good positions. Full commereinl course and junigr engineer- {ing take 10 months: shon and laborator course, @ months. Special finishing course for advanced studerts. Catalague and full ticulars on reauest. LLEGE. 405 $th. BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. gpflunz FOR_CLERK-CARRIBR. POST CE. EDITORIAL CLERK. STATISTIOS. N. AND TYP. EXAMS. CLERK AND FILE ' CLERK PROMOTION. SERVICE PREPARATORY SOHOOL, s.e. cor. 12th and F n.w. Met. 6337. . EMPLOVMENT AGENCIES. RUPHER'S EXCHANGE—Honest. reliable | cooks. maids. part-time. seneral. day work- ers; work wanted. 1837 11th n.w. Dee. 3551, n.w. etyopolitan 3547, Seree HeLE W seecrarTy. Applications of experienced bookkeepers, stenographers. typists. elc.. desired. STENOGRAPHERS, $20-525 wk. No charge unless placed Washington Employment Ex- change. 214 Nations s Bidg., 14th & F. COMPETENT HELP furnished datiy: positlons ily Nat. Personnel Bureau. Sulte ackson pl_n.w._ M. §821. Need 50 appl stenographers, alesmen, elc. 1338 G n s dail: typlst: Free rec- hookkeepers. clerks. Main 2338 istradion.” Boyd's. HEI ALTERATION HAND, exporienced on ¢ must be first class. _Apply 2116 P st.. Apt. 6. BOOKKEEPER and cashier for posting in- stallment “accounts. _ Apply immediately, Askins. 703 b st. nw. GIRL to make out bills: must be a fast writer and willing to work: 8:30 to 5:30: 350 month with promotion. Address Box 405-D, Star_office. GIRL wanted fn b ing 3 davs week. North_Capitgl st. o 3 GIRL for sé@a fountain. experienced ouly. Samuel Shuiman. 951 9Uh 1w GIRLS. colored, wanted for eleciric sewlng machines._516 8th_st. se. i HOSTESSES —Young_ladies between 17 and 25, "employed and who desiie to lucreuse tieir income. 0 act ws ussistant hostexses on floor at dinner hour: compensation. din- niers wild some pay; must be neal in apprar: ce_wnd guick. Appiy Collier's Iuu, 18th and’ Columbla ‘4. 2 LADIES. Catbolic. for plcasant outduor work cullivg on Catholic fumilies. GO remunera- tion. ~ Call 8210 or 5-6. Roow 1210 Peoples ife Tus. Bldg.. 14th & H st 0w LADIES —Have opening for 8 younx ladies. bandling househald article; ones with f merexperience preferred. Interview M Hoffmire. 815 Denrike Bidv. MANICURIST. expert, with gene parlor experience. Apply Emile, Conn. sve. MARCEL WAVER. one with fallowing prefer- red Garden Rose Beauly Shoppe, 1112 M e i i MARCELLER wanted for Thursduy. Friday Ly shop for shampoo- al beauty Tnc., 1221 and Saturday of this week. Phoue Shev- herd 2000. s 5 SL MY i/ MARKERS and_assorters. flatwork, experi- U:N.‘:lflvw Apply Bergmann's Laundry, 623 G SALESGIRL, be_thoroughly rienced. ‘apaly’ Forsvine Anoe Co.. 1223 F e Fa SALESWOMEN ion prevents shoulder straps slipping. Eern 360 un weekly. Selling “experience unnecessary. Women adore this amazing comfort chain. Write for particulars and Iree offer. Lin- rie V' Ca. Paul st. North Windham, 'SEAMSTRESSES aud pressers. to work on lear pressers Apply Standard Laundry Servico. Rossiyn, Va. . STENOGRAPHER, experienced. Apply Room 903.°1800 E st. n.w., 5 p.m. (8 TELEPHONE _OPERATOR. —youug —lads, thoroughly experienced. Apply Mr. Gans, f | Seks & Co. i | TYPISTS (31, ta do sencral oftice work tele- | phoning and fling; must be raised Wi ington o vicinity snd Protestan kL & month. Address Box 394 office. AT ITRESS, young. S G 23 14th st n.w. WOMEN. high class—For the first time we can use & few in our Washington sales giganization. “Apply Real Silk Hosery yills 319 ¥ st. nw. after 9 am. 2 YOUNG WOMAN, self-confident. willing to study her work and develop in it, ix offered ‘perma tion outside of Washin ton with must ha bright, atiractive, ex- nager. Mary Ellen, luc., in demand. | 1338 G or M. 2338. | AUGHT. PERMITS BE- | LOOMIS RADIO | 29% THE CIVIL | | SOUTHERN BROTHERS EMPLOYMENT | $ | SERVICE, 3rd floor. Adaims Bids.. 1333 F st. Rose Beauty Shop, 015 | HELP—FEMALE. ! (Continued.) 1 WOMAN OP CHARACTER to il important travel.ng position. that is not routine work and offers unusual op- portunity for advancement: school educaticn. unencumbered: age 28 to 45: no investment reauired; guaranteed income and opporlunily (o earn $3.000 a year: do not telephone. call “in person: N CANVESSers. Mis. Rine. La Fayette Hoiel. ALTERATION HAND to work ; none but on coats and gowns store experienced., Apply to The| Louvre, 1115 IF, HELP—DOMESTIC. CHILDREN'S NURSE—Expetienced, reliuble. colored woman who wants permanent place. | ust have wood references: must stay nizhts. Clev. 4896 or 3917 Harrison st | COOKING ané gencral = housework. woman: stey pighis. Atiantic 3790-J. th st e | GENERAL HOUSEWORKER to tmke full charge of home and care of invalid wite: one that is strone and unencumbered: appiy In person: $40 per month snd ood home to the right person. N. L. Martin, § Parker ave., Cherrydale. Va 23 NURAL HOUSEWORKER. capable: must be vcod cook. Of al 6 pm. Refereices. Good salary. Must be on ne Apply Thurs. after 9:30 am.. 612 12.1 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. colored, siny nights. References. Wisconsin 3474 : GIRL. white. for general housework and piain cooking in small family. Stay. Ref. Clev 4309 afier 5 p.n 280 GIRL. experienced and reliable. for cookiag and housevork: must stay nights, Pione Brraley 360. 5000 Edsemoor lane. Bethesds. | GIRL, 2204 P GIRL. mother's heiper. Madison st. n.w MAID, generzl housework for two: #00d cook: best reference. Call after p.m.. Apt. 21. 2901 16th st. n.w L WAITRESS or butler. white, first-class: good wases: city references required: also well traired lady’s maid. Cell Potomac 6040. WOMAN. seitled. white. for general house- work. family of four: stay nights: Surdays | off. _Address Hox 200-K. Star office. _ 21* | WOMAN. colored. w tate | nes washing to home or work by day of any kind. 1508 110th st. n.w tadl| WOMAN. Swedish or German, must be good cook. willine worker. "ip firé home; rofer- ences recuired. veland 2908, 29¢ WOMAN. general housework: able to take messaves aver telephone: $8 weekly. 1017 | Urell pl. n.e.. Brookland { white 3. 1200 lored, for launary work. ave n.w neat colored. for light housework of Apply after 4:30 p.m., 17 Sam Wah, 29° must_be 7:30 | ____ SITUATION—MALE. { ACCOUNTANT. _stenogravher. lingulst law student. experienced: if you can an_ aggressive. enercelic young man address | | Box 370-K. Star office. ] BOOKKEEPER and {ypist, over year's expe- | rience: willine (o start §75 month. H. M. | Bryant. 4530 9th st Adams 3882 e COLORED CHAUFFEUR wants jobi willing | to do honsework: can cook: references. Ad- dress Box 330-K. Star office 27% FILIPINO. cxperienced cook. desires dav po- sition in small family. Address Box 315-K, Star office. Lo il ) MAN. hendy. wants general maintensnce ( wor. painting and a1l kinds of small repgir work. 03 Flower ave.. Tekoma i PAPERING AND PAINTING—Piompf. relia- | ble service. ' Special Easter prices. Cash or | terms _Work guazanteed. Get my estimate. West 476 29+ POSITION or country. wna | \fre 5 butler. _Best Address Box 391 PRESSER. white. experienced. wants po- sition: capable managing business: slight alterations, repairing: 2 years present ob: | wanis change. Address Presser, 25 7th at. | ne. | SOD AND OLD MANURE for sale. Man to | transplant trees gnd do pruning. cement work. landscape work. Call De 3450. tur 3 STENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPER. 25 ~ears | old. single, thorouhly experienced. wauts po- sition. Mr. Miller. 935 H st. nw. ___ 31° TENOR BANJO PLAYER. non-union, wants work. Mr. Miller. 935 H st. n L YOUNG MAN wents night work. either part or full time. Address Box 312-K, Star office. | PROMPT, eficient, trustwort] dow and House Cleaners: Cnmph!l; & Curry, 1911 New Hampshire avi Pot_567 SITUATION—FEMALE. GHAMBERMAID, experienced. refined. wh! desires pasition with good family: references. | Please state particular Star office. COLLEGE GRAD. (bus. many and U. 5. A. dedires position witn expart firm as assist. to sales ger. statistician. research worker: knowledge of | stenozraphy. " Address Box 310-K. Star cfice. FILE CLERK AND TYPIST. experienced. wishes temporary work. Address Box 302.K. Star offce. AP . | LADY ~would-_ like position as hastess. Lin. 2913. Evperienced. NURSE, praciical. companian. lisht work: fond_of children; refined whit dress Box 380-K. Star office. _ i NURSE, practical. experienced: good refer- ences. Clev. 1881- . PRACTICAL NURSE will care for patient and_go_away Il necessars. Address, Box 231 Star office. 28° RESIDENT MANAGER, experienced. ence. Lin. 2913, STENOGRAP “tea room Tefgr- ’R-TYPIST. high school grad- uate: 4 yoprs' experience clerk-bookkespe: 520 week. North 8982. Apt. 101. 7 STFNOGRAPHER. well — educated. —speak. write Spanish; dependable; hard worker: $20 week, North 835. G STENOGEAPHER-TYPIST. seneral perience. bieh schocl graduate: 382.50 North 3301-W. . % YOUNG WOMAN wishes pasitian in restai- sant._ hotel or chambermeid: willing to werk 404 K. J_ave nw. N. 5534 A, P. B X OPEPATOR wanis a position. can furnish good clity references.” Address SITUATION—DOMESTIC. TORED WOMAN_Heliable, wishes day's work or work by the week. Adcress 1616 Corcoran st. n.w. COOK. colared, full or part time. North 943, COOK. 00d. from Virginia: also maid. part- time or days work: good referencesi 3 colored girls. Pot. 4399. QOOK sud gencral houseworker; good rgf- North 1055. ~ TP LE . GIRL. colored. wants & position general Tousework or maid. chambe'maid or BUrse stay night or go home. Call st 1316 W St.nw.. Apt. 2 . | GIRL for general housework or day’s wor | 902 3rd st. n.w., Apt. 21 GIRL. reliable, colored. wants plece as cook. maid or genergl housework: %o home nights. | Off every Sunday. 1004 Col. rd. FPhone Adams 3766, IRL. colored, wants | seneral housework. GIRY, desires light | at 1507 Vermont a | GIRL. neat, colored, wants morning ~ork, | part “time. ' Mary Rose Lincoln. Phons | Pranklin 8426._Cell at 4:30 ? | GIRL. colored. wants work by week or day; references. _West 1192-J from 10 (0 4. | GIRL. neat, wants a_place Jight | ;lloh's!uork. Phone North | | 2179 = | LAUNDRY. washing and ironing done, expert references: open alr drving: called for and delivered. District 433 LAUNDRY WORK to do at home and tme work. 1719 34th st. n.W. i (L | LAUNDRESS, firsi-class, wants day's work. Fot. 1106 S $ MOTHER'S HELFER or pari time. 4409 Hayes st. ne. Write_or call . | PART-TIME or day's work by neat colored | girl. experienced. Potamac 4367 WANTED by reliuble woman yeneral house: work: cun wive vood reference. Please call 2226 13th st n.w | WOMAN. miiddle-aved, white. capable lighit | lousework and care for baby duys sud | nome nights. Apply 214 16th st 5. first-class_general worke: Can do waitress work sition: plain cook or ousework or maid. Call n.w. calored. 1630 6th st. n.W. by | ork | 7% | part- 2 reliable. wants part-time 4 Corcoran st. B.w WOMAN Neat. colored: position | howsework. 2320 Champlain st. B.w | sanitor. colgred. WOMAN. ;:ue for children. wait on sick, relicve aelp, wail diner; ¥o howe nights. 215 16th st. ne WOMAN, colored, wants 4 days week. Call 508 R. 1. ave. n.w. WOMAN. pari-time job or day's work. Iy at 6th st._n.w. WOMAN, country. middle- wishes work of any kind; st 346 Maine ave. s.w. o WOMAN, colored, wants place as ¢ 439 Warner st. n.w. Phone North I WOMAN. reliable, day. Reforences WOMAN. neat. colored. g¢hambermaid in boarding house o1 pri family; reference. 1264 23rd st. n.W. ‘WOMAN, colore first-class co0k, Wwants place in private family, also day’s work; &ood references. Decatur 5645. YOUNG GIRL wishes placs as dish washer or nurse. 1002 26th st. n.¥. Will take sma wages. work In Ap- nts_ cleani Call 1538 8th st. n.w. wants cooking or “PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Personal is 3 cents ver Hue sdditionsl to the regulac line rate. FOR ADOPTION-SIX BRIGHT. HEALTHY Dby boys from 2 weeks o 8 months: near Enladelphia, " VEIL HOSPITAL. Lanshorue. WHY ENLARGED TOE JOINTS OR OTHER foot troubles? Consult Foot Correction lLab oratory, 612 F n.w., Suile 108, ground lz SLIP COVERS, 3-PC. SUITE WIT Mo Oiap Tastensra: el matoriak R. L. Isheryood, 1513 38th_s.e. _Lin_§380. NU EXPERIENCED WITH CHILDREN. will board infant er youns child. fentific feeding, screened porch. large yard: hest of mother's care. Call Silver Sprin M WANTED--CLOSED CAR. DI for_several hour: i at least hi hool ddress Box L ress B e e Star_office. iy o middie-aged woman in s in family; Teferences. = Address’ Box Star oM —-ng—-—-———-'.-_ . N places Slings fo meat NG to Australia Address Box %L K, arty with simiisr pin tar almse. b e Pl P et | NERV | diet Address Box 385-K, | i Phone North 8429, b | 10th st. | Prices this week oniy. | work al reasonable rates: « MABELLE HONOUR GRADUATE SCHOOL. 1335 N H. ave, n.w.—Highest class beauty culture’ w Thoroughly trained. efficient sradugte siudents. Special: Shampoo ¥ith cel, finger wave or water wave, $1. Per- manent Wave, $6.50. Phone North 10499. _ BATILE CREEK EXERCISER AND REDUC. er; Vim Ray treatments. Vitanet baths and alco rubs.Pot. 4721 2 ABE YOU INTERESTED IN BECOMING A stenoprapher capable of taking the most apid_dictation_easily. accuralely and with- out fatigue? ~The Sienotype is the machine way of taking dictaiion: free trial lesson without oblipation. New classes being or- gunized to bezin work on April 1 in evening ichool. STRAYER COLLEGE. 731 13th st n.w U TRK DRUG _ CASES «iven every ailentich in private home: maie and female nurses in attendance: vicinity Wardman Park Hotel. Phone Adams 7363 | MASSAGE AND ELECTRIC TREATMENT <cellent for colds ard_convaleseents: offics ‘st your home. Call Fr. 8715. 5 to 9 p.m.* NEW- CCMPLE1E PARTY DIRECTION with ensemble bridge score tally sets, 50 PETFR PAN SHOP. 1731 H st nw . MASSE{SE, REFINED WHITE ONLY: SU mer rates. Hours, 10-5. 1626 Swann 2pt. 21 BEST PERMANENT WAVE. 35, No exirzs CHEZ NATALIE, 1317 P Newest methods empioyed £ MISS SIBYL MAGOON. Information wanted concerning fthe present address of Sibvl Magoon. Colorado, Tex. Box 11. B. H. Magocn. 28° JOHNSON REST HOME. Invalids aged 2nd convalesce: 177A_Lanier pl. Col. 8371 5 “BEAUTY PABLORS. PERMANENT WAVE, § Daily until 6: Mon. Wed.. Friday and Saturday Evenings Until 0 MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 3rd Fl.. 817 14th St. N Fr. v MOTOR TRAVEL. £ MIAMI. §23: TAMPA. $21. ATLANTA, ASHE- ville. $13. Want Calif. drive Motor Travel. Sterling_Hotel B 9818 ¥ ___RECOMMENDED SERVIC The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admtission to Recommended Service Column call Main 5000, Branch 115. ALTERATIONS, siucco. hiot-water heat. car- pentry. electric. painting done by experte years to pay: guaranteed. Atlas Conirecling Cp. 1408 Eve st. n.w. Main 941. 27 ANT, bedbug. moth. roach, rai exterm tion.” 'Guaranteed resuits. Fumigation of homes is one of our specialties Free esti- mates. American_Disinfectant Co.. 936 Ese st.n.w. MAIN 6478, 3 8pr2et ARMATURE REWINDING. motor ~repairs: lowest prices See this sdv. Wed. anls. Carty’s Armature Service. 1608 14th. N. 22 | BEDDING—Prepare for your Spring house {cleaning. Mattresses, pillows, box sDrings snd | wire springs renovated and remade. t us lo it now. vefore the rush Columbls Bed- ding Co.. 219 G st. n.w. M.5528. BEDDING of ail kinds renovated and steril- ized by Process approved by Health Dept. D. C. Prompt service and low prices. Eag! Bedding Co.. 2315 5th st. ne. Decatur_755. BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box sprinzs and pillows reno.: best prices and prompt del Wash. Maltress Co.. 319 L st. s.w. M. 6679, BEDDING RENOVATEI D 8. mattresses, pillows, feather mat.: down comforts re-cov- ered. ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. M. 4094. BRICK. STONE. PLASTER d cement Tk, Aamp walls waterproofed: free estimate. Fianklin 6213-J. Stoutsenberser, 450 H st 1. irs, painting. floors, roofs re- 1. Sharkei- 28% CARPENTER_House el porches glassed, partitions. aired and painted: any time. ord._Atiantic 3430-J. OARPENTER—General ing, by Job: rtitions. slassed: “egrage doors painting. _Pranklin 10104. CARPENTER. repairs. porches screensd. pa titions, oors.' shelying. cabinets. odd jopc; expert. J. R 519. 213 3rd n.w. 38 CARPENTER-BUILDER: general remedelin ri ranches. oal ment work. B Johnson, 1365 Irving. Col. s817 remodeling, porches by Tepaired. T | plastering. cement. Hammer. Pot_3437-J 36 CHAIR CANEING. PORCH ROCKERS solinted. upholstering. Armsirons. 1338 10th st. n.w__Pranklin 7 e BN dm.). educ. Ger- | DOO R | makes. Frankiin 9707 | ELECTRIC WIRING _Will wire compiete. including fixtures lng inside | ice. §74.50: 10 pi tein El Ca., 81 °E n'w. Pr. 80 sczibem FLECTRIC WIRING- rooms. 3 halls. bath compléte. $40: fixtures. $30. Installed worlt t time and ELECTRICAL WIRING and fixtu | new nhouses: lowest prices in town { to 3 years to pay. estimates free. Elec. Co.. 783 §th. _Pr. 9305. | BLECTRICAL HOUSE WIRING b¥ $72.5( Star Electric (o 8 Kans ams 5273 _ap2at | EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. scrapin: i llll& killed mechanics: reduesd prices. rene, 1209 Cap. st._Main 10187, FENCES. Dubpis iron wire. compatent erec- Dupoent Supoly Co.. Inc. Main 5827 ams 8648 night o2 FLOORS LAID. ~SCRAPED. CLEANED. waxed or finished: experienced ploves. Acme Floor Co.. Adam: FUR! cavers made. Est free. Tittensor. 1600 8th st. n.w. | HOUSE PAINTING. paperhansing. plaster- ing. gen. repsirs. building. first class: low eslimates. Call at once, J. Hulin, Col. 331, American a1e i Returned N.__7102 ! - = | KEYS—Dublicate kev’ i sou wall ~ Turner & Clark. new address. 132115 New_York nw Pr. 300 LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired: lawn rollers for rent. 917 1lth st. n.¥. Frauklin 10183. , # | PAINTING AND DECORATING, interior. ex- y terior. 1t pays to deal direct with the chanic: satisfactory woit at_a price t! will suit_you. Just ask for Prank. Phone Georuia 1620 6-3 p.m = 2¢ PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. FLASTERING Better work at reasonable prices. pure lead and oil used exclusively: eleven years of satisfactory service: lEt us estimate. Metro- i Enw Pr. 800 and_ext. house paintinz. exert, foor Snishing: Sk ‘mechsnics 1 Serene, 1209 N. Cap. st 1 PAINTING. paperhanging. Gecorating: in | rior bnd exterior. Harry A G & Co. 3017 Ga. ave. n.w. Fhone Col. 4333. _ 28° _ PAPER-_PAINT-FLOORS -REPAIRS. Bond- ed workmen give you guaranteed work ten vears' of safe and sincere sorvice. Don't { waste your dollars. Pinancing or cash BREEN'S MASTER DECORATORS, Mllnz.‘!;fl {ING—Rooms. 16 and up: Tomet | tention: new 1929 pagterns. ' Egdail. 3 n.w. Adams 7149. Call after 4 pm. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING, resson able prices. best workmanship. ' We Dutch ‘Boy lead and pure linseed oil our estimate on this month's specils 11 vears of satisfactory service. Metropol tan Decorating Co. 627 E st. n.w. Fr. 800 PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING — Special We will scrape. size and paper averase size roam for 38: work guarsnteed fn writing for 5 vears Paint- ing and general contracting With very iow ices; cash or terms: no interest. People's ome _Decorating Co.. Inc.. 817 9th nw. Main 417-8._____ 300 PAPERHANGING. paintin, and_up: frst-clsss Work: prompt _service. M. Pumps. 3937 Ga._ave. _Adams 6964 PAPERHANGING snd painting. suarantced estimates given. 8°J. Koran. North 588. 1350 Newton st. n.e. PAPERHANGING—Prompt. ~reliable _service low prices; skilled mechanics. Get my estimates. L. Crowell. Col. 543 L PAPERHANGING. ctricity. plumbin, and all gen- eral contracting our specialties. We will paper average size room for 33 Special re- duction on all work this week only: cash or Muin 8007. 10059. American Tmprovement Co. Inc. 719 5. 25 ceats: ma PAINTING—Tat | P . Get plastering. 36 terms. Call Decorating & Eleventh st n.w % PAPERHANGING — Rooms papercd. 35 and Up: estimates firnished: work Euarantee A7 Gearie. 3130 T6b &b nw.' Aot Decatur 414 e PHONOGRAPH REPATRING Wi Derts n our line. Pix-It Shop, U A e PLUMBING. remodgiing_and resa {ruck equipped a5 shop om heels 351, D, J SILLERS. 1020 10(h st. ne. PLUMBING. HEATING, OIL BURNING. R ire and instellations. Found reliable fo Jeats. J. R. Guerin, 412 B. . T PIANO TUNING. $: geveial viago repal P easimates. Br Suaranteed hanics. Work. e Co. S aeliy 1057 Nisnt a a” St n. ing, terms. M n_ ROOP REPAIRING. spouting; damp-prooving walls. North 5314 203818 . n.w. spoutine. | lowest ' prices LATHAM e jowest prices ROOFING CO.. 1307 7th st._North 10114._28% RUGS—Beautiful flefilnlb‘:l gnl finest quality: prices teasonaple. Siop in and inspsct our [T 1ith and B sts B T i s WINDOW SHADES, screens and doors mac to_order: call for est Butler Son: 1351 Good Mope rd._ Lincoln 10123 LET us clean that room where tle paper Is still good but solled: expert workmanshi satisfaction guaranteed A trial will con- vinee the most skeptical. We specialize also in washing paloted walls. painting and vapering. J. M. Kelley, 1927 2nd st. n.w. Potomac 10 e ey BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FARTNER with 31000 of oty for 1"“}3:‘.': with _hunting e 310D Siar oftce. o TESSEN. LUNGH. o5 Good business. 2 R 3 WANT UOLICI? for cleaning and ‘r ing. Saliry and commission for estal 2423 184