Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1929, Page 55

'HELP AND SITUATIONS. Capital Bowlers Will Strive For Slam in Title Tournament ASHINGTON bowlers tomor- row will attempt to score an unprecedented triumph in the National Duckpin Bowl- | ing Congress tournament at TEAMS, 7:00. Chase Metal Works. Waterbur: Wooster Charter Oak. Hartfor MeriGen No. 1, Meriden, Conn. Meriden No. 2, Meriden. Conn. Stanford Paper Co., Washington. New Britain, Conn . New Britain, Conn. Arcadia, Washington Parkway Filling Station, Washington. Curb Cate, Washington. King Pin.’ Washingtos Lucky Strike, Charlotte Conn. Conn. Richmond. They need only first place in the team event to make it & grand slam, an achievement never recorded in a na- tional duckpin event. I The Recreation team of Baltimore | holds the only first place not in Wash- ington’s possession, its score of 1.812 being by many pins the best shot. Tha Recreation No. 1 team of this city is in second place and 32 pins behind the leadcr. Many District League stars will take their turns and this means that none N. C. Hoger Sherman, New Haven, Conn. Meyer Davis, Washington Wallace Bornes Co.. Bristol Anchor_Athletic Club. Was Bond Clothes, Inc., Washi DOUBLES AND SING ; Singles, o W. D Sullivan-R. E. Farnan, Washington. Frank Mischou-Frank Miller. Washington, Joe Mulroe-Albert Fisher, Washington. Perce Ellett-Brandley Manley, Washington. Conn. ton. n. 45, | | ‘THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . MOON MULLINS—Sadie’s Downfall. ISN'T IT WONDERFUL THAT MR BLOOEY RAN OVER YOU WITH HIS CAR, SIR MORTIMER? OTHERWISE You WOLLD NEVER HAVI MET ME - SAY WHY DO YOU ALWAYS CLOSE NOUR EYES WHEN You KISS ME GOOD-NIGHT? I I KINDA TRY AND KID MYSELF INTC £ [ THINKIN YoURE GRETA GARRO, of the leading marks is safe. The tournament will be ended tomor- Tow night and it is expected to be a hot finish. The finest bowlers of Washing- ton and New England. including both men and women, are scheduled. Following are the top marks: The crack Commercial team of the| Washington Ladies' League will be per- | | mitted to roll despite a protest. Some of | the Washington girls thought the Com- | mercials should have forfeited when they were unable to shoot when sched- | uel March 16. However, George L. Isec- | mann, secretary, granted a postpone- M ment. timore, 1.812, Washington, neles—Whalen. Washington. 430. All-events—Benson, Washington, 1,141, WOMEN. Teams—King Pin. Washington. 1. Doubles—Levs-Butler. Washington. Singles—Quaites. Washington, $23. All-events—Owens, 63. TWO NEW LEADERS IN A. B. C. ROLLING | By the Associated Press. The schedule for tomorrow night fol- | CHICAGO, March 29.—Three Wis- lows: consin_teams broke into the five-man stendings of the American Bowling Congress tournament last night. The Klinger Buicks of Watertown, Wis., went into second place, with 3,04 pins; the Milwaukee Journal team scored 3,015, to take sixth, and the May- nard Steels, also of Milwaukee, landed in seventh place with 3,006. Walter Klecz and Peter Butler of Chi- cago took the doubles lead away from the St. Paul combination, A. Kasal-J. Mitchell, by scoring 1,353. Butler, in addition, went into the lead in the all-events division, with a | total of 1.936. Two Chicagoans entered the select circle in the singles. R. Willoughby tak- | ing fourth with 693 and Nick Butler eighth with 684. The leaders: — Halloran- DOUBLES AND SINGLES. Doubles, 2:00; Singles, Margaret Miltner-Lucile Preble, Washing- | ton. D. C DHE‘;!H] Sullivan-Pauline Ford, Wachinston, Jennie Malcolm-Elizabeth Ackman, Wash- ington, D. C. ooiae’ Williams-Lillian Frisk. Conn aiy Mackey-Marie Hobenstreit, Hartford, Conn. Hartford, WOMAN'S SINGLES, Mildred Martindale. Hartford, Conn. Millicent Russell. Washington, D. C. Mabel Wiiliams, Washington, D. C. SATURDAY, MARCH 3. DOUBLES AND ‘SINGLE: Doubles, 2:00; Singles, 3:00. C. Jobnson-J. Porto, New Haven, Conn. P. Moran-F. Schoon, New Haven. Conn, Levi Norton-Henry Lovejoy, Bristol, Conx, Peter Hines, C. Dalquist. 8. Bordinaro-C. Santora, Meriden, Conn. . Sireet-E. Breitzke. Meriden. Coni . Wollsch " Quartz- Meriden. Conn. D. Teller-F. Teller, ir., Meriden, Conn. DOUBLES AND SINGLES. Singles, 4:45. | ¥, 3. Moore-J. E. McGolrick, Washington, D. Max Rosenberg—Paul Harrison, Washini ton. D. C. Ggorse Friend-John Pappas, Washington, TEAMS, Hub Recreation, Joliet, TIL...... " | Klinger Buicks, Watertown, Wis. Edelweiss, Chicago.............. s | A F. F. SINGLES. J. Davis, Chicago... C. Crcier, Detroit. O. Olson, Danville, Til. ALL_EVENTS. P. Butler. Chicago... s . Buonomo. Rochester. N. Y. J. Quinn, Salt Lake Ciiy. RACKETERS GET READY FOR MATCH ON SUNDAY Tight competition is expected when the Edgemoor Club engages Columbia University at tennis Sunday on the Edgemoor courts in an annual tiff. Last vear's meeting resulted in a tie that was never played off. Former Dumbarton players will make up most of the Edgemoor team, includ- ing Owen Howenstein. Joseph Rutley, Gwynn Kin‘g, Edward Dodd, H. H. Burg-~ win, H. R. Hathaway and Paul Harding. DOWN THE LINE Joe Harrison-Jack Wolstenholme, Wash- ington, D. C. coosesn Lavallo-William Tato, Waterbury, ‘onn. oJonn Raynor-Edward Casain, Waterbury, onn. Joseph Barmatchez-Eric Larson, Water- bury. Conn. . Weldman-H. Campbell. Washington, D.C. . Frye-A. Logan, Washington, D. C. Bob Miller-Roy Gaines, Hartford, Conn. Dennis Q'Brien-Karl Frisk, Hartford, Conn. John Gallivan-Tom Walsh. Hartford, Conn Burt Parsons-John Blick, Washington, D. C. tor - Fredericks-Oscar’ Swain, Washing: n.” D. Magnus Wood-Walter Megaw, Washington, D.C. pPhille L. Goodalf (singles), Washington, ‘Tom Delyeco (singles), Hartford, Conn. WOMAN'S TEAMS, 6.00, Charter Oak Girls, Hartford, Conn. Convention Hall. ' Washington. Lucky Strike, Washington. King Pin, Washington. - WITH W. O. McGEEHAN. m:? sport isfaken too seriously it ceases to be a sport. Somehow I have felt that golf, professional or amateur, always would remain & sport, but ‘it seems that they have begun to regard this ancient pastime with great seriousness even in Great Britain, where they always have been twitting us with our efficiency, even in the matter of sport, Training has been ordered for members of the British Ryder Cup team | and strenuous training at that, which always has been foreign to British Tnotions, espegially in regard to golf, which has remained a pure sport even as far as the professionals have been concerned. Mr. Frank H. King, who has trailed many an international golf tournament in England, writes: “Time was when an Englishman took his golf, like his tea and his cricket, casually, but that was before the post-war m? of American amateurs and pros began raiding British trophy rooms. An English golfer who boarded a night train for St. Andrews, arriving in the ancient town of golf just in time for his cold bath and & couple of practice swings on the first tee before entering a championship;-would be accused of handing a title on a platter to America in these days of high-pressure golf. Yet that is the way the famous Freddy Tait went into St. Andrews competitions 30 years ago. “No such leisurely methods for the British Ryder Cup team this year. George Duncan’s men are out to avenge that terrific drubbing at Worcester, Mass., two years ago. Already the players selected to follow the mercurial Scot into the field at Leeds have started practice which will become more and more intense as the dates for the matches approach. “Citing the support American golfers give their international representa- | tives, a fund of $16,000 is being raised by the British P, G. A. to send Duncan’s | men to Scarborough, &' Yorkshire spa, for a week of practice. “They may not like it, but no Briton longer questions the value of training | for golf. The stalwart Archie Compston impressed its value upon his country- men last Spring when he defeated Hagen while the latter was in poor condition. After that Hagen trained hard for a week and. then swept through to the Britislr open championship. “The British generally do not admire American efficlency in sports. Neither do they like to be consistent losers of international golf matches. This year the British Ryder Cup team will fight the greater evil with the lesser.” Of course, professional golfers should take their game seriously, just as professional base ball players, professional fighters or professional bankers should take their business seriously. They should keep themselves at the top of efficiency all of the time, but I hope that this thing does not g0 much farther. Golf always has been & more or less casual matter with both amateurs and professionals. The need of physical and mental preparedness, which involve a certain amount of seriousness, never has been stressed. Golfers never have taken to the training table and the other factors which prepare the player for & serious contest. It has been accepted that a player might start at the nine- teenth hole if he cared to—and at that many a winner of a tournament of | more or less importance has looked in at the nineteenth hole before passing on to the first tee and has won his match. A Matter of Condition. FAR be it from me to pretend to speak expertly on golf, but the most dramatic American victory over British golfers was scored by a man who was de- cidedly out of condition. I refer to the winning of the British amateur at Muir- fleld by Jess Sweetser of Yale. Sweetser was a very sick young man when he entered that tournament. In fact, he was so sick at the opening that he doubted if he could start. But he decided that he would go through with it, having come that far. He entered the tournament in that frame of mind—that he was merely going through the motions—and it is my notion that this frame of mind helped him to win the tournament. He was so sick that he did not care. On the first day he hardly could limp around the course. On the second day he still was dragging his weary feet over it. When he finally tramped the 36 holes on the last day and dragged himself to the club- house a victor, the home-bred who had lifted the British amateur cup, he had to sit down while they were congratulating him, because he wag entirely exhausted. It may be telling tales out of school, but I know that no members of the | ‘Walker Cup team who crossed to England that year trained in accordance with the notions of American efficiency. They took the trip after the manner of sportsmen out to play a game which they would like to win, but which they would be willing to lose gracefully. There was nothing of that overemphasis which is stressed in connection with American intercollegiate foot ball, with that Walker Cup team. In fact, its apparently casual attitude toward what some might consider its great mission might shock those who feel that every international sporting event is something of a crusade, Those young men seemed to have the attitude that a sport was merely a sport, and that attitude may have helped them no little. The Serious Sports. OMEHOW I hate to hear that the British are beginning to regard golf as a serious business. I know that our amateur athletes in some lines train with intense seriousness and are encouraged fo do so by the associa- tion in charge of their particular sports. ‘Witness the case of Mr. Willlam Tilden, 2d, who used to devote more time to keeping up his tennis than any of our professionals do to keeping fit for their sport. Consider the seriousness with which an intercollegiate foot ball game is approached. Yet even here the value of conditioning might be over- emphasized. Two teams from the Pacific Coast last year, stepping from the train after a 3,000-mile ride, beat two of the greatest teams in the East. Understand that I do not think that athletes in the more strenuous sports should let themselves become flabby and out of condition, but there is such a thing as making the matter of training ridiculous. Golf is a game that is not supposed to require any extraordinary physical preparation. It is not a game to be approached with the “I am ready to die for dear old Rutgers spirit.” ‘The cold bath and the few practice swings at the first tee should be sufficlent preparation for the golfer. Train for Everything. F this notion goes much farther it may infect all of our sports. Bridge players will not attempt to play their game until they have worked out for at least 8 week in the gymnasium. No earnest chess player will take up his game until he has spent a few weeks of road work in the mountains and has abandoned smoking for a similar period. 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GIRL for general 1ioy quired. _Apply 538 | i_ MAID. genera work for_two: 00d cook: best reference. D.m.._ADt. 31._2001 16t sf. ‘WAITRESS or butler, Wages: city references required: also well truined lady’s maid. _Call Potomac 6040. WHITE GIRL 1o care for 15-month-old 51 per day: stay nights. Address B Star_office. i must be JCallatter 1:30 hite, first-class; good WOMAN for ook and general houteworker. suburbs: no ebjection to woman with infut or half-grown girl. Apply 901 B st. n.w. before 3 p.m, 29' WOMAN. Swedish or German, cook. willing worker, 1 Clev SITUATION—MAI BUTLER and houseman: color cxperience; Teferences furnished. - it SLonw, CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC — References: yral exverlence; & yra. last place. must be good n_fne Lome; refer- nd_2908. 29* ears' You 11 Lincoln CHAUFFEUR wants job; %0 away. 1061 3rd n.w, nilker, “married, farm. A ur:u MAN, white, shes g00d_place " residen wishes good place in m: year's ex ._Star_office. : 'AINTING—Prompt, relia- al Enster prices. Cash or teed. Get my Hllr}\;_la. " experienced, de T workman on & can give refer- 8tar office._* fari YOUNG_MAN, “high-school graduate, wants ork: CPhote’ Georaie S38T-W: 30° “SITUATION—MALE AND FEMALE, widower's home, with small pay: “Christian home. 447K, Star office. SI‘I‘UATION—_F‘EMALI. A | DENTIST'S ASSISTANT, panion or | | housekeeping position desired by lady. | N._8224-W. 29! d Address _Box 30+ LOCTOR. 6t deni(si’s office iurse; youug lody; veferences: $95 Der mo. Address Hox 439-K. Btar ot 4 LADY, young, with littl lignt housework: small 445K, Star ofce. LADY desires position as manager. - Address Box 420- 320 week._Clev. i STENOGRAPHE) tlonally general education; clerical experle week. _North_895. WAITRESS \MBERMAID, erman) exper (English, French, wishes Miss Schaal. 1815 ¢ WOMAN, educated, wan panion or practiesl nurs tient preferred: references. Box ey_Springs, W. SITUATION—DOME:! COLORED GIRL—Neat, place, day's work ol part time or dishwasher. Phone Metropoli- tan 4940. e e A COOK and general houseworke colored: ®ood refs. Josephine Poliard, 612 Delaware X0 S DAY'S WORK of small washes, part-time work; colored gicl; first-class reference. Cali Cal. 9196. GIRL, colored, chambermaid o nurse, Corcoran st. _Potomac 5994, s GIRL. colored, neat, chambermald or waltress:_references. ' 1019 7ih_st. s.e. GIRLS—Two Ined colored country girls as +chambermaid and waltress; go home nights. 1215 K st. = GIRLS, 2, colored. wish work o Apply 225 Pa. ave. n.w., Apt. 1. | LADY; German. wishes light housework and cook for small family. ‘all between 8 am. {and 3 pm. 6 pm. t6 8 pm. 1314 14th st. ! n.w.."Apt. 10, Sl . WOMAN, colored, settied, wi ik or laundry or apt. to clean; home nights. N. 9419-3. ST, PN WOMAN. refined. young, with 20-month-old | baby, desires place as housekeeper; work for reasonable_pa 11th st. se. piace. 30 Dposition as com- sanitarium pa- M. E Q. v 75 wighes position as maid. e or all day. " 1340 t any kind. | FOR ADOPTION_8IX BRIGHT,, HEALTHY baby boys from 2 weeks to 5 months; near Bhiladeiphia, VEIL HOSPITAL. Langhorne, :'s’r:mocl Agfll% o unless placed. Waal | change. 214 National Press Blds. Pa. UITE WITH_SEP Sia: DR Eacerial, 318,30 28 Lin._535 gommé-rll];n‘gifi l;n'.mmu.:)x dail; en . Nat, Personnel Bur }501 16 30ckson B, 0w b SUIL. 0 applic JONS Need s i stenographers, | bookkeepers, clerks, salesmen, eta. \istration. Boyd's, 1338 G n.w. HELP—FEMALE. ALTERATION HANDS, must be expert on fine conts, dresses. Apply 8 'clock Saturdsy ing. Kaplowitz, 631 1 OLERK, ‘advertising and tional ‘home study schoo! Eraduate vreferred: must be convincing copy for mi sales, collection and details, experience. education and references. Address Box 316-E. Star office. | EXPERT FINGER WAVER. mi 1 one apprentice; no phone calls. | Shop. 716 13th'st. nw. | GIRL between 25 and 30 fo help in ¢ fectionaty and bakers: must be neat an lelean; reference required. Address [414-K. Star office. 29 { GIRL, over 18, to work 1n delicates I muking up cold sandwiches and als j hot sandwiches: ” typist: roe o Main 339, young, colleg able to write azines, also original udent letters. _Give o8 n store cooking give phone number; must have reference, Address Box 466- office. % ids and Saturdays fo » . Must be frst-class, neat and attractive’ Excellent oppotuniiy for the right party. Call pe nally; do not ghons. Awngs Rair ! SLIP COVERS, 3P 13 e A | YOUNG MAN, TAKING ECONOMICAL TI to Australia and other places, wishes to meet j BArty with similar pians. Address Box 396K, ar ofice. (ABELLE HONOUR GRADUATE SCHOO] 1325 N.'H. ave, n.w.—Highest class beauty culture’ work. Thoroughly trained. eficlent graduate students. Special: 8| it marcel, inger wave or water wav manent_Wave. $6.50. Phone Nort) £ ARE YOU INTERI IN BECOMING A stenographer capable of taking the most rapid dictation easily, aecurately and with- out fatigue? i he Pachine way of taking dictation; trial lesson without obligation. New clagses being or- 1in o“nlnl 721 13th st ganized to begin work on April Sthool. 'STRAVER COLLAGE! n.w. 1P LIVING IN VICINITY OF 1020 16th 8T.. you should try ‘the delicious home-cooked choice of meats, salads. fresh vege- hot_blscuits and rolls. individual tables. prompt service. 30 to 9 ag.: dinner, 5:30 to 7 pm.: sal ours * Sunday. ~ Phone Franklin 5404 for rates by day. week or mo. V8T MASSAGE, _ P] AP practic. Sara J. Holmstrom, 508 East Ca itol st.” Phone Lincoin 7137. 2 4 STOP! HAVE YOU MISSED ~SENDING jome one an Easter greeting? Close 9 p.m. Peter Pan Shop. | oW, is., O & P. gflf “Huns nurse. 21 Abply 10 hiead waitress, Congrens no canvassers, perience. | C pies. dainty | BATTLE CREEK EXERCISER AND REDU er: Vim Rav (reatnients. Vit-o-nei baths, oil and alco_rube. Pot. 4731 3 WILL ~RENT CLOSED ~CAR. WILLY Knigt, recent model. flat rate weekly; re sonable, including driver. Address’ Box 433-K, Star office. = MASSAGE _AND Excellent for colds or at your home. ECTRIC TREATMENT. d_convalescents: office all Pr. 8715, 5 to .,g‘lu. COUPLE WILL SHARE THEIR FURNISHED modern home in n.w. suburbs with small fumily: reasonable. Georgia 305 S CONVALESCENTS, AGED, INVALIDS WILL find every home comfort, skilled nursing. special diet, in home of nurse: best refer- ences._Potomue 5237, BEST PERMANE; WAVE. No exiras CHEZ ATALIE, Newest_methods emploved. JOHNSON REST HOME. Invallds” aged end convalescents. apeel | diet.” 1775 Lanier pl 8377, ¥ PARL NT W Daly until 6: Mon., Wed.. Frida Sainrdsy Evenings Until 9 MABELLE HONOUR 8CHOOL, 3rd Fi. 817 14ih St. N.W. £ MOTOR TRAVEL. $475. 'Calif; diiver and car wanted. Motor Travel, Steriing Hotel. Maln_5237. GENTLEMAN driving South as far as Jack- son. Miss.. wants companion for company and to assist in driving auto. Wil leave Washinglon Tuesday morning, April 2nd | Call_1154 Neal st. ___RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerus guarantee satisfaction to Star readers, Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service lumn call Main 5000, Branch 115, ANT;, bedbu ach, rat exiermina- ‘Guaranteed re ts. umigstion of isone uf our speclalties. P American_Disinfectant MAIN 6478, o BATHROOM TILE REPAIRING _Loose and broken tiles repaired. paper holders, etc . Eatmates wiven. _Call Columbia 6513 after 6 p.m. _ 31 BEDDING-—Prepare for your Spring house cleaning. Matiresses, pillows. box springs ARG wire springs renovated and remade. Lel do it now_pefore the rush. a Bed- ted and steril- Columbt; dine_Co.. 219 O st. n.w. M. 8538 | BEDDING of ail kinds ren | B orrmny gervic: hnd tow Bricer | Bedding_Co.._2215_5t o.__Decatur_755. | BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and pillows reno.: best prices and p Wash. Mattress_Co.. 319 L st. s. BEDDING RENGVATED. sprin: pillows, feather mat.: dow ered._ideal Bedding C CARPENTER —General Ing. by jobi partition: slassed: g doo:s repa. pamtng, _Franslin 10104, CARPENTERING Ly iob or contra small work wiven ~special attentiol Dlastering. _ Call N. 983, CARPENTER-BUILDER: general yl’rnl!r!n"lfi branches, oak floors laid. ce | ment work. H Johnson, 1385 Irving. C nattresses, R comorta re-cor: 12§ AL 409 Temodeling, repair- z 3 porches inclosed. trellis; garages: paintin, plastering, cement. Hammer, Pot. 3437-J, 30° | CHATR ~ CANEING. ~ PORCH - ROCKERS splinted, upholstering. Armstrong, 1335 10th . n.w._ Franklin_7483. i ELECTRIOC WIRING—Will wire 6-room house complete, including fxtures and inside serv- ice, $74.50: & year eetric Co.. 627 E n.w. _Fr. 80 houses: 03 years to pay; es Elec. Co., T33 9th._F: ELECTRICAL HOU: 6 rooms complete, §' 3909 Kansas ave. n. | EXPERT i from 1 WIRING b3 erts— 280, Star Bleetric (g; u apode | FLOORS i | waxed o _fiishe ployes. _Acme._Floos FLY SCREENS. screen doo made o order.” Butler Son rd._Lincoln 10133, FURNITURE UPHOLST) covers made. Kst. cheerfully free.__Titlensor, 1600 8ih_3! KEYS—Duplicate keys. 25 alL, Jurner & Clark, ave. LAWN MOWERS shatpened and lawn_roliers for rent. 917 1lth st. n.w. Frauklin_10183. LAWN MOWERS 8, paired, et ARMIGER. LINOLEUM—AlL Armstrong. exverts. " Brices that ¥il p ¥indow and Roor coverings’ 1ith and H sts. n.e. Lin. 879, PAINTING AND DI ARPENED. rebuilt, re- Calyfor und deliver. 6. ¥ Ineluding od_down by R d and ofl used exclusivel seistactory service; let us politan Dec. Co.. 617 E n PAINTING of the better c and papering: all first-class m materials, Work done immi Quickly. No dirt: floors an tected. _ Franklin 52, Byrd, 290 PAINTING—Int. and Tous nting, expert, floor finishing:. skilled J 'c-l:ln‘e.v Paul_Serene. 1 4 TotsY, r{mfiwo. ADerhangin, rior and exterior. 3017 Ga, ave. n. PAPERING—Rooms. TN tention; ne all, 3559 10th st. n. " Call_after & p.w. PAPERHANGING 'AND PAINTING able prices, best work 5 | Dutch Boy ‘lead and pure linseed oil j our estimate on this month's specials: 11 yeurs of satisfactory service. Melropoli tan” Decorating Co., 627 E st. n.w,_ Pr. 800. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING: furniture " repairing and refinishing: frsi-class work ) lowest prices. _Harding. Adams 2820-W.__ ) PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING — Specisl prices this week only, We will ser 1 and paper average size room for § Ps - bt 304 ecorating chanics: bes fately, finished furnifure pro- ing:_inte: us & Co. 0"_ " _Crowell. Col 843 * papered, 35 8 work guaranteed. . 2129 18th st. n.w. Aot 3 PHONOGRAPH PAIRING - We _are = Dty O our line. " Fixit Shop, Pr. u’n: T10_H_st. n.w. HY) PIANO TUNING, $3.00. We specialize in re) ..ll'l and rebuilding. ?" Limate T reasonable, Skilled mechanics. aranteed. Sanderson- Schaeffer Co. 644 H st. n.e. Lin. 1057. Night rvice Col. 5940, and Poi. 98 IMBING, remodeling_and truck equipped as shop on wl 231._D. J. Fr ons._ |0 MIAMI, 323: ALL POINTS SOUTH; N.Y. Drocess appraved by Hesith Dent | _ | 8 cafeteria, elegantly eau timates free. American | T. 9303, 31 poule! (Continued.) FOR SALE—S1.500 cash puynieut buys u goinw buifet lutich. Receints 3,000 per mo lec. relrigeration throughout. —Neir-beer bar, etc. A real opportumity. Must be $0 count of iil health. Phone Adan:s and after 8 E BUFFET LUNCH for sale; ApRly_1421 P st n.w. p GROCERY and meat market for sale in urbs: doiig over $1.00u business weekly odern improvements. Address Hox Star office. 1 CONFECTIONERY &nd lanch business crally located in Rockville. Md.. retirin. from business and will sell cheap. 57 H n.w. L._P. Stomback. _ 9° CHAIN CANDY STORES now organizing offer an unususl GPPortunity for a linited luwber to join the ovgknizers in Lnancing | #nd operating the business. There will be | o orgauizalion e\pense or commissions. A | rewl ground-iloor opportunity. For - | view nddress Box 41%-K. Star office. : Eit, eneryetic and honest. with car, a Orawiize and operaie colleciion agency: {2 experienice: sinall (nvestment reqirad 'S confidential. Address Lox 405»1(»:5 ar 0 | CAPETERIA “EQUIPMENT for rea-on- able. Inquire 1402 P st. n.w. A--A £00d sGinz busines: d a price $1.250 if sold b: Phone Prtoms: 1377 3 | AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS, located in dor.. Va. short distance from desie, franchise. open te e line of automobil medium price classes. [ © dealers. ~Address Automobile Opy icy, Clarendon, Va., or phoue Cl te DELICATESSEN, LUNCIL located at 360 13 it ne. 7cod business. Cheep, leaving eit PARTNER, | and contectioneiy s | man prelorred. nall iuvestment, ccialty, Young ou Address Box 361-K, SANDWICHES, id. Tn lobby | large off 40inv. hed bu vestigation. Price 3 s _Box_182-K. Siar office GASOLINE. accessories, batteries; corner drive-in station: going, established busiiess equipped wud siocked; Will sell at inventors ters.__Address Box 473-K. Star office. * | CHEWING GUM vendivg maebine route, 98 nearly new machines with gum: %00d i come: requires part time only: machines cos 51.470: price complete, 51.350. Investicale. Address Box_450-K. Star office. . BAKERY-Modern _fixtures. including new shop equipment: receipts €350 to $400 per week. - Rent. $50 per manth. Price. $3.600. Marshail Business Brokers. $39 N. Y. ave. BAKERY aud licht lunch for sale; will sac- | rince tor cash. 5437 Condur v 10 DELICATESSEN, light lunch. soda_fountain x00d “business: 'bargaii; owner ks other business. Fr. 9328, X 20° { AUTO SHRVICE STATION- Splendid loca- tion, “now running: well equipped; 1. Marn 183 1 Cloyd Byars, Atiocuey, Inier- tativaal Buslding. 30 EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for mar With capital to acanire interest in lumbe husiness in Washington. H. H. Andres BILLARD PARLOR. 7 tables, $500: terms, £200 down or take your car as first payment. 626 4!y s k= 4 FOR LEASE 497 PENNSVLVANIA COMPLETELY EQUIPP (FOR SIXTY PEQPLE). WIT! HOTEL {FOURTEEN BEDROOMS) NI Tgars. new, 9. | Hotel Annapalis. City. ENANT. A B. DUVALL. ATTOR. HIBBS BUILDING. PHONE MAIN Wonderiul for lunch room maker: will remodel to suit tenant: | airy siore; elec. light, heat furnished. | 6th st nw. 3 STOREKEEPERS, It you need money. se CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANGE CO. _9th_Floor. District_National Bank_Bldg ARE YOU LOOKING for good probosition i aipped. splendid lo- cation? Reasenable rental. Qwner retiring $ill sacrifice for 33.000; small cash payment. P F..CARLEY, 802 10tk ST: ‘D — An_individu invest from $3,500 to §3 local business that will pay from 20% to 35% net annually ; spon- sored by a nationally known company with 28 years’ experi- ence; requires no more than two or three days of time each month ; earnings payable month- ly in cash, no accounts; investor will be sole proprietor and han- dle all funds; investment com- pletely safeguarded; full details will be given those interested. Address Box 425-K, Star office. SALE—MISCELLANEQU DING MACHINES Al m argain_prices. Rentals, 37.50 United Typewiter ang Kdd, Mach. 1927 N, 509. line just rece . Naitonal Sport Shop, near_Col. rd. _Open_evenings. teror. Slingeriand Maybelle: new. Sell §20. Address Box 420-K, Sie three-querter: Englander couch, bu- Vi reasonable. Apply 1213 Harvard St ter 5, e BEDROOM FURNITURE, odd chairs. book- case. ice box, rugs, Englander couch and library tables; good condition and resson- able, 'New Berne, Apt. 43. 1115 12th st. nw. ILDING MA’ ings now at our 3 yards. Good floor) foot; sheathing and (raming. 2x8. 2x10, sash. doors. windo | plumbing tures, rad! other items: lowest pric ¢ lNOla | pportunity ! large. 1400 31 s for sale at Co., In: 30° many | selection! | W REGI D to_§0.9¢ New York ave. n.w owner retiring. | 00. | PTANO, beautiful Steinway upright: R $225 PER MONTH TO RESPON- | laundry, tailor or shoe. ' " | SEWING MA | New Hame, f\‘l??_ 000 in a 1 r_month. | (Continued.) | P 275 3-piece overstufl blue velour.” spring-arm construet | Standard Upholstery Co.. 403 11th FURNITURE—Waliut diing room suite, 10 pieces: also overstuffed davenport suite. at 1 SALE MISCELLANEOUS. |slorage room. 916 Pa. ave. n.w. e | NITURE- Sacrifice furnishing | apartment. practieally new: handsome bed- | room suite. " living room . suite. deutals: no dealers 3700 Massachusetts ave.. Apt. 3 e e 29° TE-LEG TABLE: beautiful e slightly used. bargain. Co.. 403 11th nw. _ | GLAZED SASH. new: ail sizes; 65 ce Combplete “stock at all = (hree | Hecuunwer Co. " KODAK. 3-A Eastman_special autos d twice. 1424 New York ave. LAWNMOWERS--New and used: in_city. -~ Your old mower lawn rollers for rent. PO e ’L!,),mu ROOM ~ SUT] Standard up. branches. P taken n_tra 917 11h st. now. Pr. crstufied velour, i Also giher | 5 _uve. n.w. 1° | MILLINERY TABLES (2). with drawers, mil- iinery trays; alao rod itons. window fEtimes and ‘stands: will sell cheap: act quickly: must be sold before Monday. 804 Tth QFFICE FURNITURE from . - Desks, chaira, fle cabinets, ta e thing o1 YOur ofice at great savings. Wa: vage Co.. omce furn. denta 310 BUh St . ORANGE JUICE FREEZER | 408 Monrae st now. oo 8¢ AN, Wilcox & White: 20~ Sy ec: udeauate for 8 school or small church: value over $1.000: be | bopeat, n, Rrsi-class condition, on”very v onable time puyments {0 2 Addiess Hox 400-K. Star office | oo stops, beauti- iy schoe TAL RUGS-Clearauce sale. Lowest Almost 1o the cost price as we need 0om for cleaning and storsge, Manou- wiun Bios. 1341 Coun. av PIANO—Beautifiil medium Sized mahesany intzman plano. completely overhauled and in A-1 condition, $95: no interest. ng extra Chas M. Stieff. Inc. plano manufacturers 7 vears. 1340 G st. n.w. PIANO_We have on our floor &t ihis time & beaitiful small Howard grand piano which was traded in {0 us by a prominent music teacher. We guarantee this piano te be in perfect condition: it can hardly be told from new. We have Driced it at $585: no intere w0 extras. Ask 1o_see the music teacher grand. Chas. M. Stieff. Inc. piano manu- facturers for 87 years. 1340 G st. n.w. | PIANO, reproducing, AMPICO; excellent con- ditton:’ with rolls and bench: sacrifice for cashi, ‘4450 Col. 3145, Api. 441, between 3 uad 8 pm. 29° CIANO BARGAINS—Reconditioned pianos i 4yiling prices. Knabe upright, small size, $80; Stiefl upright. mahogany case, $190. Gel acauainted with our rent privilege -in crse of purchiase. Pianos hauled and packed for ahipment ‘Grands and Midset uprights for rent. Huge Worch, 1110 G st. - Laylished_1879. susran- teed 0 be in perfect condition. In order to dispose of this_instrument in s hurry we reaDiiians 8 special price of 5385 on I terms, 335 cash and $10 per menth: mo in- M. Stiefl. Inc.. piano ars, 1340 G t. D. Dlano bench; reasoma- PIANO, upright. and Adams 3063. POOL TABLES (3), guaranteed goed as ne 40thing ta buy; a ‘give-away for quick sal [ Wil take '28 or 29 small car in trade | Tietner. 516 8th st. s.e. RADIO. Kolster 3-tul Je seaker, W. E. 26 B. power | meters.” 1213 Pranklin st n.e, | RADIO. Maiestic, brand-new, | for eash: private party. | REFRIGERATORS incat grinders, coffes . aod_picat_markets. §32 13th at. n.w, | KEFRIGERATOR—Leonatd. percelain_lined, lar size, like new, §15. 1805 Kilkourne MACHINES_Drophesd Singer, fiandacd, 315; N . New ni 5: al d rep |BE Shop. 313 | | SEW! MAC Binger, | SRR Cotners. S150 up: renting and s ing: spen eveaig Hii} K p.e._av. . | SLICING MACHI 5, make, in & | condition. _ Apply 2814 14th'st. n.W. 3 TABLE: four container ; excellent condition; reasonabl 435-K, Star_offic s KITT CO. SHOP SALE OF USED PIANOS. | SOME ALMOST BRAND-NEW, A chance seldom equalled to buy a piano for a trifle that wil put music {in your home and make it attractve | to all. LECKERLING UPRIGHT Good practice piano. WEBSTER UPRIGHT .......... Good make. BOWEN UPRIGHT. Musically fine, VOSE UPRIGHT. In fine condition. SINGER UPRIGHT..... 30 chairs of e. Standard | CHAIRS--New floor samples. every type acrifice: ne Upholstery’ Co., 403 11th . CLARINETS—Boehm: your chol up. Call any week day after 5 p. for_demonsiration. 1109 D st ae. DAHLIA BULBS, 30 different kinds. $1 per | doz; all perfect bulbs. Address 5814 Sher- | L_n.w. T 2507-W. A LA T nd-new with Gogawell and low back chair and bed daven- ! port, mohair; sacrificing. Clev. 3037-J. DESKS. chairs. safes. files: cheapest in Washinston.'~ ‘Bpecial ‘saic.. facto seconds. Commercisl Office Furniture Co., | nw. Fi = R e Seen’ - 0000, Br. 501, 30 can ™ Norus 1o P50t” actory seconds™ of office a5 Alrs, bookoases. And used offce | ll.llluoli’;fl:lgl H. Baum [ e whife stone. bile cost ihre 846 | . or Tite | / tevins. ROOP REPAIRING. PAINTING, gul spouting;. damp-proovin i prices. - North 5314, day or Roofing Co.. 2038 18th_st. n.w. UPHOLSTERING, SLIP COVER {made fo order: low prices. Standai | holstery Co., 403 11th st. Main 4903, _ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Address Box 90,k Star ofhees 0 I | BO tion. GR cash oo n eripor Condifh 3037-, inch, e fi and fue Lini ine *hil (2), chi Victrola with record: Abt. 3, 713 19tk At ALECTRIC = RANGE, gh fireless cool:er. boiler and 3 burners on 1op in condiiion: $48 Phone Mr. Campbel!. M~jn 2019, FRIGIDAIRE. 12-ft. Treezer “caze. slicing machine. meat eh T, cooler cases, candy. 5. Oall Main 9208 week i 1 | 1 | | ven- | Modern and good. RLING UPRIGHT. Splendid instrument. KIMBALL UPRIGHT........ In fine condition. . $165 KNABE UPRIGHT .............$475 The world's best. BRADBURY GRAND.......... Studio size. 8220 HARDMAN GRAND Medium size. $375 BROADWOOD GRAND.........$385 Like new. H. C. BABY GRAND Almost new. FOSTER PERIOD GRAND.....$51§ Miniature, iest of Terms Offered On These Friday and Saturday. HOMER L. KITT co, 1330 G ST.