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WEEK OF 16 Sunday Monday Tuesday CVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Photoplays at Washington Theaters Next Week Wednesday Thmhy Friday sflll"ly Bard Afien nd Mary, Br “The Man I Love Ambassad’r n “The Man I Love." Richard Atlen and Mary_Bria: i s Fairanks i e Tron M i hone Short %un Ta Piante in Last Warning." lusgune reel. o T hone m!‘ Military reel. aeml Douglas_Fairbanks in Do: z Tron Vitaphone sublect. ilitary reel. Vit “The Man I Love. s s Fajrbanks T Jeanne prione. subjec “The Letter. llitary reel. Jack Dufly comedy. he Lo Jack _Duffy comedy. 11 ONflI.I 1 %.’om T Comegy: Vitn. reel. Jeanne Eagels in Betty_Bronson i Ken Maynard 1) Code ot “Ong Stolen Nig G Colleen Moore “wh: x Apollo n y_Be Good.” Kat_cartoon. Colleen Moore in “Why Be Good. “Love Krazy Hat carioon. Milton Bills_and Maria Corda in ‘the Devil." it nek Durxv comedy. “Love and the Devil.” Jack Tols Moran i vnwfxm- lub'n( aiiton Sills and Maria Corda_in Duffy _comeds. “Ope Stolen Night." Roach comedy. K Mavnard in “The )?m“’ Vita. flitary reel. Seriai. Betty Bronson Ave. Grand Mackaill and Carolina "‘fi:fé" aptive” Co: - T Kenton and Bérothy Bevestian n “Spite Marriage.” rinne Griffith in he Divine Lady.” George O'Firien and Tots Moran 7 \Norton and Beide CDrester n “Blindleld.” “Mother Knows Best."” Victor McLaglen and Leatrics Joy Ronald Colman and Lily Damita n “Strong Boy." meo Dark. Mt. Ratnier, Md. “The Flying Fleet.” “The Flying Fleet.” “Hearts in Dixie.” “Hot \3tuff.” o Comear. Comeds. " ints to ‘Beven Footprin Mat., “Marquis Freterred. Bessie Love and Charles King “Broadway Melody." Krazy Kat cartoon. Central ‘Krasy Kat cartoon Bessle Tove and Oharles King in “Broadway Melody.” Krazy Kat cartoon. Te Love and roadway Mel John Barrvmor Gsoree, Banirolt T B oThe Wolf of “Eternal Lov ‘Xhe Vita: & miltfar ¥ veels. Comedy. Vitaphone_reel. reet.” Comedy. Vite: & matlitary rsfll ‘Georwe_Bancr "ahe wolt o w-n ko S Vlub‘m legr.‘m D. C, WEDNESDAY CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pm. day before publication. Por Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Baturday. At the Branch Agencles, onme hour earlier, both for daily and 8Bunday. Only Exceptions. Death notices and Lost and Pound advertisements for the daily will be accepted up to noon day of issue except Saturdsy and Legal Holidays, when the closing time is 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be sccepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. ——— = as ‘nxrhfnu Do n “The Tron Mask." Snookums comeds. Chevy Cha. Douglas Fairbanks in “The Tron Mask." Snookums_comeds. Sally O'Neill in “The Girl on the arge Comedy. _Vitaphone. Colleen_ Moore in “Why Be Good?"” “One_Stolen N m-m . Lourel-iiardy comedy. ‘Betty_Bronson Ken, Marnard fn “The Code of Scarlet.” ‘Arthur Lake comeds. Vitaphone. _Serial. ortgmat recommendations when gnewering ac aduruumntl for employment. Willard Mack and . Sylvia Fleld in The xému of the Circle Willard Mack and Sylvia Field “The Volce of the Victor in John Mack Brown and Jeanette Loff in Annapoli: in “Making_the Gude e Edmund Lowe and Lois Moran Glenn Tryon in “It Can Be Done. Calleen re s Be oo Vluprn’ne lsmm bject (Eolony Collren o in Vitaphone short Georre “Bancroft in Yol of Wall eet.” Senneu Comedsy. hy Be Good?" subject. George_Bancroft in ol vall “The Wolt Sennetr comeds. o 13 *The Cgde of 8 semet e Maynard ¥ Tee mu "Tin “Tin m “‘Frozen River." Comedy. Serial. en, Big Boy Vita, short subject. Conrad Fasel and Renee Adoree in “The Michizan Kid.” Dumbarton Jack Holt and Comp: Frankie Darro and Helene Costello 1n ‘The Clrcus Kid." o) Budrey Ferris and Edmond_lowe and Tois Wilson_in ames Murray “Making the Grade. A Citdle Witdcat.” Comedy. Monte_Biue and Lois Wilson in “‘Conquest.” News. Rex Bell “Cogboy Kid i u rmnnu n he DOUEIS’ Musty, M Elite Adoiphe Menjou in srauls Preferred.” “The Grem White North."” Gty Doris Kenyon in “The Home Towners. Mnrt Audrey Ferrls T, “Fancy Bagga Comedy. e Oddity. Hoot Gibson_in ~Burning the Trail.” Comedy. Montd T iiE imited, Berial. Collestans. Comedy. Colleen Moore in synéhtu:d Sin.” Hippodr'me Colleen Moore in “Synghetic Sin.” med: Ne Ailton Sills and Dflr:m&. Milion Sills and Bessie Love 1n Mackaill in “Sally of tive Scand: Wom- Ay. in “Beyond tbe Sierrss.” Comedies. i “Bomecoming.” ming. Comedy. Georse Blncmn in 'rh"w of Wail et Chorus Gir). comedy. T _Milton_Sills and Leader BT o Liberty Home “Mare “The Barker.” _ Serial. | Comedy- ~ Milton &:lls and hy Macksll in Dor Seven “His Captive: o George Bancroft 1n “The Wol . Chorus & com dolphe Me: Comeds. Clleer Moore 1 “Whi Goo: if of Wall { vl |tlry Jeel. Vitaphone_ subject. medy. Ton Chaney “Where East Is East.’ Arthur_Laks _comedy. olleen Moox i e Good " Wiliary Geer — Tom Mix i rOutlawed. Com rial Tols Moran T reet Inlrwell cartdon. e N HELP—MEN. TTSING SOLICITORS, Aot diowine Aceoume A% PR 13 3-A. MECH 8—only Sith service station Eiperlence aod s oo of satisfactory work need Brockway ek DIStrIbutors. 1306 2908 3t. 1w ELECTRICTIAN with sales s, honest. willing, State age, Box 464-A. Star office. colored, “wanted_Apply Falace Barber Bhop, corner 3rd -nd’ ‘R artment store ac- with splendn erien position countin e art ‘opportuni th splendic ‘»o unicy for sdvancement. JUNE 12, 1929. HELP—MEN. (Continued.) HELP AND SITUATIONS. PERSONAL. _(Continued.) YOUNG MEN WANTED, 18 TO 25 YEARS. Opportunity is available for young men, between the ages of 18 and 25 years, to obtain em- ployment with a large corpora- tion for work on complex elec- trical equipment. State age and recent education, Address Box 250-A, Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. ARTIST, youg man or woman: must have had exferience; cannot use novice: sbility riter and perform light secre- -5 dll"ll an rowing advertise. g gencr, PLES. WHICH mw!u Bl . to Box 484-A, Star W, colored handy om’s Tea Hou: Cot- tage City, Md. ke bus at 15th h fl n .. Nouss morhin Small boart Conn. ave. 00k work -munu o8 eventne. Live on' Place. ng house. ~Reference. 2622 SALESW O\IEL\ expencnced in selling dresses and women’s shoes. Apply Employment Office, The Palais Royal, Inc. HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK. _white woman: _ references Bights: small home, small {smily: wmnnn sul Mrs. Ken: fAirst-floor wnnm Konty aldr Wooeley rd n.w COOK and &t rer i Tamity Hort sote: GENERAL HOUBEWORKER—Colored wom- n, with ' recent_experience in caring for 1l ehil Siay nights. References. eland_4499. 13 1d, 4499, (OUSEWORKER. _capable, lace near Washington. astleton_Hotel stay pay. stay nights. houseworker, Ball day: pot GENERAL H for small country Ap- ply_Apt. 420, GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. Lees. 3430 Mt. Pleasant st. GIRL, colored, neat, for general housework: no cooking: stay nigh eferences required. 610 Madison st. n.w. Ga. 4273. Avply Mrs. BEST MOTHER'S LOVE E Tor intants and cnildren; shade [ 38 orse i ride!tresh milk and frait and vegetal Call_Ber 87-R. LADY DES TTEND OFFICE. 35 kly, ith Yl'fltll Inanuseript copyist. "AQAress fl” i n office. D' TVATE um SR, "'.f..‘_cmf.‘}..?‘-"% v hours, 8:30 to 5:30; u'wuk. $1 day, 3 n 5 sat] Sonable undertaker. W. mh CA cn-pln = nv rhan- oL 432 anhomer arran etn.tss R enaital buburban normal gradua lor boarding Buplls; Clarendon 369-W NUI room, to semi-invalid able. Sheflh diet, laundry. nunn and auto outing e AT your bc!. Sen au We fifin% ?é"' .um o trips. una'u Lles v Dei Pranklin & “write 1813 1 i et YOUNG.2S QIRL for lagndry. Mondays; help with chil: 00ns, except Saturday: pre Dare Sunday supper. Phone clevmnu uas WANTED—SALESMEN. GIRL, colored, neat, a3 mothers hel per week. _Address Box 486-A. Star Targe 13° ATRT - SALESMAN — We Gfer posiiion W thoroughly experienced paint salesman cail o Gity trade; golden opportunIty for & Siccesstul representative. - Standard Plate Glass Co.. 731 Tth st. n.w.. city. SALESMEN wanted by manufactirer high-grade builder's speciaities. "Com: Iy EXCELLENT spare-time amnunm [etRD Must “have car. Arcade un Irving st. of mis- religion, experience wh a car. Address Box 387-A, Star of IUEMS! I'N!"UCTION. — | Wowra, essie o HOUSEKEEPER wanted, 25 or 30 yei Tewble (care for child)_and widower 'ss Box 488-A. Star_office. OUSEEEEPER wanted. preferably German. Aopl> 3418 14th 5t SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY 5D ?zu‘!'uvlmllfim. by lmlnflnfll& Mmu DRIVING TO NEWARK., N. J. SUNDA' could take tvo or three passenee le. Address Box 478-A, St LEARN HAIRDRESSING, pendent, all branches, high ad. ferred; fee moderate. 217 P st WOMAN, white: for unem housework, ca- mily of five, wife, g, en; hice home, Sirroundings; no colored need references. _Phone Bradley 427 OMAN ‘for seneral housework, small ily; good wages: stay nights. 3i7 Penn. work and ts. - 1307 Randol VoA, white: Tor cookine wnd_ Bowe work: stay nights: room. board and wages. 5305 ith me._Potomas S40-W._Call -xur 3. Touse §ooKing: fond of ehflum.\ stay nighi CHA ,_rellabl , - c.m‘%',"a'j ".m A,,,,‘ Warlitn ‘,}l:thgentm 18 njo Suls Mreterred. ) Cn}:'uedles. “The Carnation Kid." wa. Subsi g reels. ‘Donald “Westholf.” “Dinmond Hand- Comedy. Gloria Swaison in “State eme;'s- dle. lnn Ererey “Romance of the Underworl, Comeilies Bessie and Chlrls: "Ring n “Broadway Melody." ima_Todt Foo nrmu to n." Sport. en Beisio Leve Charlss e n 7_Melody." Bessie Love and rles King in 5 “Broadway_Melody. Rin-Tin-Tin “The Milli-n; “Dollar Colla; A Serial Comedy. Comedy. ~ News. TECTOR ™ and ~solicitor for insurance SR Aoy (0D, W Melntie, 3 Columbian Bullding. 416 Fith st nor 2+ New Snapshots. “Modern Daughters.” Comedy. Sport. Matt Moore in “Beware_of Biondes.” Comedy. “The Collere Hero.” Comedy. FWith Dav: at the Crncken of the “Vanishing Hoofs, Alamo.” Comedy. Serial. Cnmedy Belle Rennett in “Molly and Me."” Inkwell cartoon. Savoy (Ehvi Haver In Shady Bennets comedy. M-G-M May_McAvoy i Tl -’u ), and the Jack Bulls comeds. Lady.” sound zct i ‘rha Vetieq vagi Togise Fazends sod B. Warner in lety reel -G-M sound Chorus - Girl - comedy. “‘Queen Texas Guinan of the Night fubs.” Comedy. William_ Haines and Joap Crawford in e Duke Steps Out.” y_Dooley comedy. Rin-Tin-Tin_in “Land of the Silver A0 News. Comedy. Takoma Rin-Tin-Tin “Land of the sifver News. Ronald_Golman in Eomedy. lumlld Colman Chester, Conklin n “The Rescue.” Comeds. “Taxi 13." ‘*Taxi 13." Fox Movietone News. _Fox Movietone News. Chester,_Conklin Karl n AL at Victor ud‘ e tor, Mclasie: 7 La Plante In Tivoli New: Vit Taurs La Plante in “The Last Warning.” ‘artoon. Topics. _Comedy. Sbhone_ 'Subjett. __ Vitephone subject. Baxter in Topics. _Comedy. Vitaphone _subject. Warner Baxter In rough Different medy, Vits. military_reels. mnu-lah D-nn Vitaphone Canegns_ Bavier Dogglas Faiibanks, i Doy Vithone. Supject. York r Vitaphone subject. Lon Chaney in “Where East Is Chorts G comedy. las Fairbanks, in e Iron Mask." Lot Chot rus Girl ‘omedy. comedy. Vitaphone _reel. Molly and Me Krasy Kat cartoon. Bello Bennett inald p'“i in “Clear the Sitaphone reel. Attractions in Washington Theaters NATIONAL PLAYERS—“Loose Ankles.” . Next week, beginning Monday, June 137, the National Theater Players will present Sam Janney's satirical comedy, “Loose Ankles,” a' play that has a Broadway record behind it and the suc- cess of a Nation-wide tour. This marks its first appearance ln the National ‘Theater Players’ repertol “Loose Ankles” is a huzh-provoktnx wvehicle from beginning to end. It has no object other than sheer entertain- ment. A gentle satire on a certain type of young man who hires himself out to lldl.u much older than himself, os- tensibly as a dancing partner—the Prench call him “gigiio.” The action revolves about a young girl, an heiress, who inherits her !onune with the pro- vision that she marry a man who has 'the approval of her immediate family. Rebellious by nature, this young lady actually seeks the disapproval of her relatives rather than their favor. To throw consternation into the camp, she #hires a young man to place her in what amounts to a compromising situation. ‘Thus the story Edith Klnl and Ro'er Pryor will play the leads, and other members of the company will appear in good character- 1zations. SYLVAN THEATER—“Sherwood.” “Sherwood,” Alfred Noyes' poetic |t drama of old England’s famous forest, delightfully peopled with Robin Hood and his merry men, fair maidens and princelings, noblemen and ruffians, and \fairies withal, will be presented by the ‘Community Drama Guild at the Sylvan ‘Theater, on_the grassy slopes of the Monument Grounds, Thursday evening, June 20, at 8 o'clock. And the general public is invited to the play. J. Milnor Dorey is directing the pro- |duction, and the big cast of local play- ers, singers and dancers will participate. 'Edward A. Mueller has composed a musical accompaniment, with interpo- lated songs for foresters and minstrels, . and choral numbers as well, the whole to be interspersed with fll.ry dances. Caroline McKinley will direct the dances. Adolf Torovsky, the unseen chorus, and the orchestra of the United States Marine Band, conducted by Capt. ‘Taylor Branson, will play the full score for the play. Beginning tomorrow chair-tickets for “Sherwood” will be on sale to the public | T8IV at the American Automobile Associa- tion, Willard Hotel Newsstand, T. Arthur Smith’s Bureau, and Franklin School Bullding, and boxes may be had from Mrs. Clny H. Brown, Mrs, Fulton Lewis, Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith and Mrs. Harvey Wfley. Guarantors and subscribers of the Community Drama Guild are asked to exchange their coupons without delay at the guild offices in the Franklin School Building. ‘The Community Center Department | and the Office of Public Buildings and Public Parks are cn-openunz in the presentation of * d.” FOX—“The Vallant.” In “The Valiant,” that comes to the Fox Theater next week, the cast selected contains a new star made al- most overnight following the premiere | % showing of the picture at the Roxy ‘Theater, New York City. That is Plul Muni. Others include stage and screen players such as John Mack Brown, Muguenu Churchill, De Witt Jennings, ichard Carlyle, Edith Yorke and Henry Kolker. “The Valiant” tensely dramatic picture. Shakespeare said: “Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of | death but once.” That is the keynote of the story of the Fox screen feature next week. ‘The Fox also announces the usual ex.wme stage show headed by John T, anians, under Leon gorgeous Foxettes. Mabel Albertson, well known singing star, will be among the entertainers augmenting the three features named. Fox Movietone News, !bl:fi talking newsreel, will complete the PALACE—“This Is' Heaven.” | is described as al who is billed as a movie idiot.” ‘me lov-hle White, John Walsh, Nlu Clrol Johnny Dale and the Bamby-Hale mumble ‘The Fox Movie- tone News, the M-G-M News, short subjects, the Palace Orchestra under Borjes, and Charles Gaige at the organ will complete the program. EARLE—“The Man I Love.” ‘Two of screendom’s popular young players, Mary Brian and Richard Arlen, have the leading roles in Paramount’s latest talking picture of thrills and romance, “The Man I Love.” And Mary Brian's voice is heard for the first time from the screen singing “Cella,” a wng written especially for her. This is the attraction which will entertain at '.he Earle Theater, next week, beginning Wflki the Friday midnight premlere f.hfl weel The picture deals with the ups and downs of a pair of young sweethearts. ’l'he boy goes to Nev Yol‘k and 'hen l(olowlhlmmre,lhenmu ylelded the charms of l mlt.hy society woml.n ‘Through this woman'’s influence, he has made & great success. The girl's efforts to reclaim him are fruitless until, in an exciting incident, another lover of the mcm lw::n wounds the boy. Then Wi Beulmun, the Moscow Art Theater prima donna who has had a quick rise to fame on the American screen, the role of the wealthy soclety woman. Bits of comedy are introduced by Harry Green of vaudeville fame and Jack COLUMBIA—“The Studio Murder Case.” comedian and Others include “The Studio Murder Case” comes to Loew’s Columbia for & week, beginning Saturday. It is an all-talking mystery drama, laid in & motion picture studio. 1t boasts of a cast including Neil Hamil- ton, Warner Oland, Fredric March, Doris Hill, Chester Conklin, Dane Chandler and Guy Oliver. From the first breath-taking scenes in the dark, drama that threatens the lives personages. A surprise climax reveals the solution of a clever plot. Oppor- tumty is afforded for observing the elous processes used in the pro- duction of Ill-hlkinl ictures. This in- side stuff is said to be wmh seeing. Metro Movietone Acts, the Fox Movie- tone News, the M-G-M News and short subjects comprise the subsidiary attrac- #lons. The Columbia Orchestra fur- nishes the musical entertainment. RIALTO—“Scandal” Picture patrons will be afforded an- other /opportunity to hear John Boles | sing. He is co-starred with Laura La Plante in “Scandal” a dramatic mk- | ing picture based on the magazine sh story “The Haunted Lady,” wnc:mlng a girl in moderate circumstances who rises above her position and marries a wealthy society favorite. Then comes a hand from the past to drag her back. The picture has Santa Barbara for a background. Polo games, social af- fairs and other pleasurable events with which Santa Barbara amuses itself shown with dialogue. afforded an opportunity to sing several g;lalx of Hollywood’s most interesting | Buc! Gordon, Jane Winton, Nancy Rover, Julia Swayne Gordon and Eddle Phillips. METROPOLITAN—“Noah’s Ark.” Romance spanning the centuries is unfolded in “Noah's Ark,” Warner Brothér's Vitaphone super-production now at the Metropolitan Theater and announced for a third and final week. ‘The picture, in its ancient sequences, goes back to the time of Noah. In its modern scenes it includes thrilling events of the World War, with its action laid in Europe. A thrilling love story, portrayed by Dolores Costello and George O'Brien, is interwoven in the thntoldmem. :{ the lys?;cshclu uniting e two great catacl Hundreds of texts, including 30 ver- sions of the Bible, are said to have been examined in the more than two years spent in research to provide back- ground for the romance, under the per- sonal supervision of Darryl Francis Zanuck, the author. The 38-acre auxiliary studio of Warner Brothers was turned over to Mwhnzl Curtiz, the production, pnm‘:wmc efleet.s of the flood sequent glven to Jackman. At the head of the cast with Miss Costello and George O'Brien are Noah Beery and Louise Fazenda. More than 10,000 extras were used in presenting the revels of the ancients and the deluge itself. LITTLE THEATER—"“Othello.” Emil Jannings as “Othello,” in the screen version of Shakespeare's im- mortal drama, will be the featured at- traction presented by the Film Arts Guild at the Little Theater next week, beginning Saturday of this week. Emil Jannings will be remembered the Great,” “Street of Sin,” “Last Com- mand” and other noted film produc- tions. The role of Othello he played with considerable distinction upon the legmmlu stage. The supporting cast headed by Werner Kraus, star ol @ as Iago, Othello’s arch enemy, and includes Tca Lenekefly, who, as Desdemona, made her initial appear- ance before the camera, and Lya De shadowy studio it runs on through | Putti. “Othello” was directed by Dimitrl howetzkl, who directed Jannings in “Peter the Great.” It was produced at the Lubitsch Studios in Berlin under the pel supervision of Emst Lubitsch. ‘The supplementary program, consist- Graduste MecCormick Medioa) wflm DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Mata 721 49410 McLashien B b Sand G Bler N TROPICAL FLANNEL SUITS S o8 EIS o I’l ‘ttlll F soni 'xge supporting cast includes Huntley Doctor at 83 The basis of treating sickness has not changed since Dr. Cald- well left Medlcll College in 1875, nor since he placed on the market, the lafv.tlvo prescription he had Jwracuce, known to druggists and the public since 1892 as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pe) 'foen, the treatment of consti- pation, billousness, headaches, Vilma Banky in the United Artists’ picture with talking sequences, “This Is Heaven, i1l be the featured screen attraction at Loew's Palace for a week, beginning Saturday. This is the first time Vilma has talked from the screen and her first modern role. She is sup- ported by James Hall and Lucien Lit- tlefleld. Miss Banky has the role of an immi- gn.nl girl 'hb flndl ltrn wfl-m.nl !or nrrlmlnmumudswu-heh once taken in charge by her subway ‘waitress. There are various .‘r‘llum the remm. that Eva f: in love vlth Jimmy Stackpoole, believing him a chl\lflfu&lnl'&lguol a flb\.llm.l.llhe - oung clubman. keeps uj - yeptlon to test the depth of hzr love. Eventually she does m!'llnflllnrfix. ) l-ut her uncle, a|drastic and her cousin, a|did not th | system. rove that she|constipation, loves him, but mot until after several|child and for com] tions that almost cost her her for the general w fl..m luunfin mental depression, indi eanon. sour stomach and other indi tions that result from con: ipn- tion was entirely by means of simple vegetable laxatives, herbs nndp roots. These are still the basis of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep- sin, which is a combuut on of senna and other mild laxative herbl with pepsin. weu did not approve of and purges. He eve they were human beings to put If grown people want to use them no one can deny them the privilege, but they should never be given to children. ‘The simpler the remedy for the safer for the {ou, and the better health of all. And 10“ can get results in a mild i Syruy Pepea, why °€.‘."' e 'S y e Witk strong Found People Preferred His Prescription in the house. Keep it handy and observe theu three simple rules of h Keep the head cool, the !eet warm and the bowels open. try Dr. not Caldwell’ " | sorup Pepatn sodssr T ko for his fine characterizations in “Peter | ing of a Visugraphic scenic, the weekly news reel and the overture by the Lit- tle trio, will also include mf.her popu- lar Stan Laurel-Oliver Hax comed! killing power When you attack the that gets results the quickestand the easiest. Flit excels because Flit carries more killing in- gredients, and the new Flit sprayer shoots a wvapor that floats in the air and does not con- denseand fall in drops. ‘Harmless to people. 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H. & -NET 'THS: LS me B T ‘1« rubs. _ 10-8. Pmm wvali Horme et “CDM)I!N‘DED !llVlCB- Any complaint found necessary wbemzdewy Star will receive admission to AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY 'r UGHT. quis licensed white bmma T n ‘all_Lin. SUBTER, P IF PROGI nv;frua Toak of the qucationsl v u_ca) 0T “Roted for - its " thorouh. yn ol . 60t the, besty eal g Inquire foday: ya Becretarial Sehool, 1338 G, or LECTURE TONIGHT. 8, B e B &" AR LEGION. sl st n.w. 8P, AN; ENGLISH to_forelgners; conveulu‘)’n"l Method: indl- Viaual instruction. Pot, CONTRACT BRIDGE umoN !nml faught by mail. m:m lessons. 35, Write for_prospect: RTESCUE, 1911 R st. HAVE YOU E' vn “SEEN SORRY YOU DID not know telephone switchbosrd operating? Better learn now than be sorry again. Ox- TorarBlbe torner 14th and . Y. a MAN—Building material speciaity mant turer cunflucnn1 intensive campaign. M land nis " counties, if gressive wl Yoberal "ralaty "S54 commission rangement. Full details numw Address Box 143-, ung. to work in del Must be experienced. n. an ingtor tessen, sods lounmn Reference. 1228 N st. MAN, young, ‘n“m‘ln‘; ‘with knowledge of hair bobbing, to beauty cuiture in all Tt . “Aboly-Suite 25, Press Bids. ary. Aviation Your Opportumtyl Over 75 trades Teauired in construgtion and operation of modern airraft. Vour T fll{a Jou to tor pmmgm in this Aviation School of America, 1108 16th St. North 430. 15 york In srocery siore of W st you s 15T ul driver. BOY, 15, wani: dishwasher. 34 CHAUFFEUR, elderly couple, ences. 3. 471 'OLLEGE STUDENT, with . dnlm mer ‘employment: 1o comi sces.Address Box 43-A, snr oflu GENTLEMAN. forelgn —collese o O T T e position: Teferences: safars onis. Address HIGH-SCHOOL, BOY, 1 can you offer? Phon tomac 2243. LAWYER. youps, 38 veats W V. dreu Box 4toa. Star omice. ”““flfl MAN, 35, wishes position in charge of mu- of bovs in school of camp; excellent char- acter Teference. Addrees Box 440-A. Star office. SomEty, seerienesd 1o oIk et calcu 25 853 de deact Bats omee: PAINTER wants work. any e iract; mmn-ble Callbet. E_3 Soinee>- Frankiin PHARMACIST, ‘man, &;x'nmd Tants nieht shd Elnday work. A PHARMACIST, r'mgl_uud or_permanent Tel. cl! land preferably Best ref re; u- ants work. what r 5 ].m. Pa- Afl. MAN, ness.’ Add) will con- Terence: eliet e —_— IMPI-OMNT AGENCIES, ICHANICS, first-cla, 1y, famiiiar_with “‘u! makes of Cars. "Can’CarL, "Tac.. 614 H 545, 70 work Trom electiie store. Saurial, P, wor 38! GO l‘.ld’ for 'ork tomorrow af e 3 Mmll-nu Co., 'l‘lh r $30 r week to start. Apply Sunsey Bide., from 3 (o . u&l"- I!'Ifl\l ‘Apply Bergmann's Laundy, & G F A security lhd blue l\n‘ !lfllflle Apply to Mr. News Co. MEN — mnuanu for light outdoor MEN, youns, ‘white, for we wash , 4, t appearance. 1o MER, % anted today; Tieat ppe . “basement, Union MEN, 5 TR, Masonic, Knights of club connection for 300 I weel 119 H 3 1 Co. nnl aring, with e, o Al lrm Gione: Saen da N{""‘nm'b“nfiu'f" Bufers. N s Y the o reguiarly a3 Tn_ the past five | 301 peaple i office haton Employment & m-nu"m Tt Fress Blds. 14th And P._Main 246t SACESMAR, experionced serty Turaihing. clothing ot nu ral erchandise. - single: on. Ehicoln 069 Do e YOUNG \WYER, four years' investigative and Srosecutional experience with U B. o T St TIE . insura: . etc. Address Box 151-A, Star office. YOUNG MAN, experienced. wants position: general office’' man. stenographer. or book- 'st references. Box 144-A, POSITIONS Need w nvnllunu [ bookkeepers, clezi istration. G nw. Main 3338. school graduate and one desires evenine, work: m!oo:. ing. c 4958~ after repairs: Sce chn ldv o ., Cart: n 858 14800 . Pilows. Fenos g S i e Matizess Cox 3 BEDDING, matiresses rencvated. Bedaine Go 310'G st nw. ain 6838 mmu. BEDDING of all kinds renova Fris IR e lefidlnl Co.. 2215 X RENOVA' Bl“wl‘ 1&0&! mat.; buuu mumu of -ll and iris 13 ope: “ | ll Sod renaiee of prepertsl ipedil °,=E Irving. Col. l CARPENTER rflfl week only nn l-r*l or llllfl Free estimates. cxm'"{{‘" :é"‘ ?.‘:“‘" B, ca s - screened: s ;r. IIN. work; firsi class, re Tart, m»fiz—amme’:'n 3 ed. Tepaired, M. !rinlnl 1359 Taylor st. n.w. __Adams 1624. PORCH ‘Armstrons. 1235 sgunud. nomencr'm nklin 'm! iZoTRICAL HO Tooms compmo. i wi_kansas ave. $72.50. Monthl Co.. 62° st. n.w. rnn.kll ELECTRICAL WIRING—We will Sroom Touse inciuding inside servi fixtures for $60. Call Main 7417. EXPER] R rnn&lg.o. yicTaping: eles. Main_ 101 Paul HELP—WOMEN. HLE TR BRI SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. BOOKK] R_with experience in_depart- ment store accounting. _State experience, galary expected, ‘Address Box 499-A, e. Sta ‘short_nours, morning and Siher must be experieniced. © Sholl's ‘Dising T4 storage men, must be Hhoro °:'m"n5° 3 6‘ . Bova Cream w. s, _Jersey Ice Wolfe 6100 Baitimore, Md. LLEGE m. o g?nua for, Bummer, Sosition outsid ouméa Room, 514_19th st industrious, reliable, ve experience Sox 334z, Srar offce. METAL GARAGE BI experionced Room COLLEGE BTUDENTS, it Sum.- mer; ‘pleasent sad Drontable work. Tu1iith with ce. 1406 G st. n.w. L it Teference. . 83" District. National Bank. TE. REGISTERED ving age and references. [E Star_offce, icurist. 1007 “Aoeer waver 5 wei Hotel. ave., one block & "o Ma MAN AND WIFE (colored) want work, leavs ing city; wife good cook, man experienced walter. Potomac FLOOR_WOI sonable: mnma"’au.‘:'fi‘.‘."“" Pall. lfl S yery e chine.” L. T. Puk rd. n.w. Col 3452. Ad. 1436 SCRAPED. Sxperienced hite emt Co.. .“l. o or Sshea: loyes. _Acme Floor SITUATION—WOMEN. CARE OF umm,blm 53 the Bour, or B of hiouse- eepi) nion wan! middle-aged American lady; best Teforences. " Metropoii- Hou Educated American of mid- dle age. as housekeeper in_motherless home: experlenced; references. Col. 1606. City of country. LADY wishes rience; willin radley, Louisa, ton drivine, 10 yeats’ ex- g lo travel. 'Address Alice o care of B - Dickinson. GIRL for Work, typing nuomry, l‘fi to_start. 701 19th st. n.w., ADt. 43. 2 R, colored, experienced on ’r'k 1343 So. Capitol. SALESMAN for metal weather strip; splen- ward, the Ole CIST—Reply Address Box did, future for consclentious worker. Col. 9135 tili 7 p. L-l‘w—— clothing store; must have knowi e Thdow HHne ining. "Bii by, Co, T8 1in st . SALSBMEN for flnv?rln' extracts for foun- Tains and. snow st - roul arry Walhets ool e of” m.Natlona! s oung man_Tor 1538 IRL, colo: for general office duties. ood” penmanship | and’ English essentisl. | R ry expected. Box 386-4. Star office.. et NURSE wanty responsible mlm Taniy responeible posttion for Care week. Sheiidan, 253 11t st b MANAGER REST otel. Care elderty. ouse, care linen anion and 9656. GIRLS (white) wi n“fl eXp. 'llll‘fll. $erve aingler from 8930 pan Abply Fmton 14th lnd Clifton ll nw.' 1t GIRLS 3 epprentlces for beauty sigp a SALESMEN for company operating 22 cities; Should.earn.$10.000 o G150, this Jear. Room 709. 1427 Eye st. n.w., 9 10 1 e_sales 'orl :d” Brush 1;:m.on wanted in cleaning .nu’mnq‘n- store as partner San, 1349 23nd st. n. 15 TEACHER-—Good vacation position for am; bitious and ene: tescher; must willing ° Washinston. = Address Box ul- Star o TIRE BATTERY BOY, experienced: st '?‘lvs matorcnln wermit. “Ball” Oatl, Toung AN I Jas5u CORFTRSHIoE Tor -'fivm'cmn; Tor “one. el Snerey and_ambition, experience “cssential Bring teference, s g od o 1die Be ott nw: 0 8.m. 13° A At Puler per_week 1o start. Fuller tropolitan_Bank Bld Joseph_Shapiro YOUNG MAN, 18, dependable. ADPIY %W, Roor °"'m e. 128 _llg'}h nW.s & o' Wednesday or 11" a.m. Thursday. YOUNG MAN for noor sales work. some _experienct GIRIS (), ) Seisan work. "E"" ‘HOUSEKEEPER, widowss “wilh ehu. dren: good nom ) country: ~references exchang letter A 3 Brtonsvitie, Aed. bk i | G LADY, voung, in radio store: salegmn ship gfld nship essentia) Hours 10 3 am to3om. v " Goloredo Radio Bervice, 5514 SXperignce In_dellce: Arm several ver rience, STENOGR. experi including secretatlal. seneral ofice and pat: 3 ires a 117, oF adress Box 444-A Btar 'c_ T | e rumucns AND CHIMNEYS cleaned and Toe "Gt ot Deatine plast 'n'n"“é‘."_"""" et your heating pl ‘shape now. Boilers ‘and raglaiors for sale Crown Fuel Service, 917 11th_st. in 10183, Covers mate. e Tree. - Tittersor. g B o x % 12511) New York ave: now.. Pr. u 1600 b s W LAWN MOWERS anar built. Called for jvered, Euchis oo, 1T S5, now. Main 868, e, "o Eeau afor u'mmr BRAMIGER. 016 N. ¥, avern. mn 'hvf PAINTING PAmmo o Rdame 2006, Tow Driceh SURE Toee G araon Bros €33 Col. B mw BE 1L WOMAN, 33, wants work in hotel, ;o stay or g0 away; immediately. ba 8534, ” PAPERING, decorating: intel Harry A Glorius & Co.. 1 l\pl noa W_st OMAN, white, wiihes a3 cleane; {mlnfir' 45 doctors or dent lecs Sthce: Atian- SITUATION—DOMESTIC. K, colored, seneral houseworker: l or part time: id-waitress <were. Norih Suus 2 A Anger waver, THoroushly ienced “ Sxperienced In i all jDrsnches. Apply hair NURSE—Call lenus. rnc 2741, f mother, aftern: and”eme OPERATORS, experienced Shines, o sew ‘G dresses. AP 636 Ta OPIH.A‘KOR—A local department store re- nlfll. at une‘k "I. lll'v ices of several S, g, Bichie i Dlxllw. i~ nca and reference colored, neat. wants Job with private hmuy. CWith refererice and experien nighte; Apply 1224 R st. n.w. oF call i 2UH5eT owdion v ishes position a3 ghambermald; " willing " to” leave ot e GIRL wantg work. purse or maid: wi Ko away. Call N. 3910. esonin Phone Lin- GIRE, - caio o, GIRL, colored, manis general housework. rllulu!m Vm Etuet have at Jeast & TR O = years' experience; 350 ‘week; steady posits Box | BT s vostien. Rt A’lm"u"'z“u‘u"r“‘ % loca) ferritory: un: per: usual o} in o "advancemen petng through the bull ing up Datnt Only men n ‘f:mra cé’n‘imm Address Bo3 14-Ar Star o T Fostiion ana Boad nome. MustBe’ "fi:’ to 60,0, Silver Epring o s ‘Apply ua dies” ready-to-t those ":‘,‘,g ‘experience .';-aa '-?le ki GIRL, coln_8307. = GIRL. colored. wan o city for Summer. Cebndoi ton 2017 Connecticut ‘colored, intelligent, wish m;m " in rstcla 55 Mla’u e GIRE, wante light housework; Oall 843 4th # REAL EbTA'lE SALESMEN. wish to be associated with an office which can furnish you with ts as you can serve xclusive b5 Gnn of the citr's inent moderate price home bullders ‘phone me an inte Jour qualifcations. "ROBERT W. SAVAGE, 711 Union Trust Bldg. Main_6799. SALESLADIES_Mus| ‘experienced _in GPocmes and coate: 3. Jumes. 380 10k 2t n.w: dai STnD Sravent Teeris | © ry woman buys. - Linger 'North Windham. Gonn. Co... STENOG] and clerk, Bart or g T M T IRL, colorel art-time Gare work: b.f' B = GIRLS (3 ositions Stresses Cal 116% P % in a.m. Well - Call Pot. 4697-W. 13% '8 HELPER ehced. " References. ‘WOMEN, white, experiencéd, 1 H Tronee: alio markers. ABBIS ADIbassadoE COLLEGE MEN. INVESTIGATE FOR SUMMER WORK . unnnuwumq&n' PRy PROOFREADER Union man, capable of reading scientific book work, magazine and job work. - Address Box 146-A, Star office. ENGINEER, first class, union, ex- perienced on oil burner and laundry machmer% for tempoury“?unnon. Address Box 468-A, Star office. RECENT GRADUATE —of recognized college or university to train for executive position with large corporation. Reply in own handwriting, stating college ntended, year of aduation, age, height, weight and details of business ex- perience. Address Box 143.X, Star office. PACKERS, men experienceq in china and Ias]s packingo.fii Apply Employment ce, 'IPhZ Palais Royal, Inc. SALESMEN, experienced the following departments: Women’s shoes, rugs, men’s clothing. ‘Apply Employment Office, ‘The Palais Royal, Inc. DRIVERS (colored), must be thoroughly experienced in de- partment store delivery work. Apply The Palais Royal Ware- house, 9th and Golden Sts. S.W. I.l“n oUNG expert swi am and instrictor. ABDIY 1l’l“°fl Tflflfll‘ CIMB PLACE TO DO AWAY for 3 and two daughters. nmu‘x"u'fz"’ ) Mot WIDOW. honest. with small child, housekeeping: fdir wases ‘and *permangnt: Pl Wants YOUNG WOMAN who is sincerely interes in advancing in busine: ’n‘inuu':g {nterview it confdent o Dosseases Toll rements: Good oduc-uun. depend- P o o openmindedness d | and tenacity of ‘Durpose. Addtess Box 313 ND COATS. st be thironeniy sl capable w “-'om’u '::‘"““‘ 1300 & ST, NW: WOMAN, young, colored, :«zn from 8 to 3"o'clock. "APDly 1743 Seaton WOMAN, colored. cook, 56 ork. Bhone Frankin sste ST hous by young colored 3 Toih st: now. M. ‘3963 WORK of any kind, BEAUTY PARLORS. Fidower's home. ~Address Box wants part-time an; references. 1714 SPECIAL THIS WEEK—Eug wave, marcel top and nn'ln end. Open’ evening. 925 Grant pl. Fr. 6150. SALEQWOMEN st character reference: Address Box 148-A, Star office. GRADUATES teachers, over 3% IO o Summer work and travel, will ml - ey IIG 'Po“:n‘lnlun m l:eud must E“Inn to b- nd need apply. i :"lr nrn K‘fllmnl 0’}’-1]. Hohl h;l'!m" hw BUNDLE WRAPPERS girls, experienced in wrapping bundles. Apply Employment Office, The Palais Royal, Inc T THE CHESAPEAKE AND PO"‘OMA% TELEPHONB DESIRABLE POSITIONS ARE SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN- ING WITH INCREASES AT FRE- QUENT INTERVALS. APPLY TO APPLICATION DEPT, ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. NW. WAITRESSES, first class, col- ored. Apply in person, 10 a.m. Thursday and Friday to Mr. T. A. McDonald, Catholic Univer- BWC Dining Hfll Brookland, Tues., 38c; AW-! 3 lr!ltm!nt. 'fllu 25¢; faclal, Pfi 38c. PERMANENT W VE, $5. TR L AR o) Teference. ; I 3 cofs prices this weel .. _Phone Col. 2 paperhanging, PAINTING, best lead 'ufmt, carpenter ‘Weatherstripping p Col. 9135 tiil ork., metal PAINTING Tt~ ana ext.. Bouse Sbert Toor fmeine sktiied " mechanice: ul_Serene, 1209 N. Cap. st. Main 10187, PAPERING, PAINTINGFloors.” Rooms pa~ inted. 33 up; -Floor: pered, 36 oodwork TS’ cleaned, up. i1 year: reRoished, sstistactory dervice Financing arranged. A to pay. Satisfied customers our ref- ‘decorators. . P»enun: ng tSed” in writing for 5 years. Fand exterior Daintine at special prices w- use Boy lead, pure lin oil Lurpen only. £ erine b %0 3 Fears u‘ 3.:,""" o? wcgk done now to buln ples’ Home Decorating Co.. | 31770t st Main 7417 FAPERHARGIND, P ™ Ehu ‘week: rooms papered, D‘ S Sacad rst ’7\"': Pem Derton: mer 30180 nw. Docater ices; Adams 6194 3. Gorin. 17 HANGING snd painfing. O Onlrnnl“' Vorthy 558, 1350 Newton B - PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—Our spew Cial Jow Summer ‘Drices are now in eflects Call for an estim: All our work guarane ul‘elrowoht corating co.. PERHANG! up; .lllmlul lurnhhod vor g AT D mm test plastio paint texturess newest pattern PAPIRHANOXNO‘ roof work, paint —Worl guaranteed. . Estimates %fl Kebulr Cow 219°Mills Bide." Main 1 PIANO TUNING, 32.50. eneral piano repas revt SN TR mechanics. Worl Co.. 644 B PLUMBING AND HEATING—, done by resistered plumber, i) Dok Vo Quick service: no M el Main Tan TINNING, eutterta A‘ndvo ranteed. in ariing. oall Niatd 14T ask Yot Tostng ROOF REPAIRING, PAINTING, tEE.E mouting. damp - pro rocmn: walls:' reasonal E;l;:u or night. Alax Sonein went Cohe OF 1w0 ::1‘12_;.«_1'0 of. Songin wa rs: pofer- Shces’ cxchanged.” Address B. . £1°G._Box 482, Ar . Belnlls room % Male ‘companions; refer ences exchanged. Phone Col. 3668, LADY DRIVING TO MINNES cago, June, 1, Oldsmobile Seda me one share B e PERSONAL. T AT VioLsT : duate mlm “over aentist. Dy, nfl’:u A net baths, elec. diet; 10 treatments, 3$5; treatme Siice, o7 1800 3t B.wr Pr, 429, ents. SiaTions wnap R. L. Isher cm. ‘m fl 3150; MC nmwm Tacl: maveriar g0 rial, $16.50. 150] M no'rolu AllD 1326" Mass. e I s mmkmmokurm Wl( et RIS e S Buite 108, sround fioor. UMPERS (colored), boys as elpers on trucks. Apply The Palais Royal Ware- se, SALESWOMEN, experienced in various departments. A Iyxmglo ment Office, uas—lnnuhn ““"%gfi-hm S to orfler "low l‘Dl’lbtl Holsters” Co.. 463 11th st: unn ma. EATHER STRIP (CECO W Sumi prices now. to outlast )uur buiiting. - w. ma"fl 7 pm. made to ordonOw et nnn te. Butler Sons, will_c: at rd. 10123. fing Co.. 2038 toin St n'%. ""Bn- pX order; 1351 Good Hope BUSINESS OPPOITUNP.I'II& nunm PARTNER, Fe bustacss mms % e H" ;19 31,500 investme Veekly salary p\u clephone nimber: Star. 130 experience and_ tel al. _Address FOR strictest investiy " Vit bmit Eeierence with Tauir 5 mmx—“‘ s "Box Py Wi mortss martsage €% n nnu- "and bonds. - Address Box 15 T ulnvul :':'.’u" 000 moi: oficr DIST! tion. ‘excl Address Give m l: CAFE, lvlnl business; suitabl man “aid wite. Address ‘;35-""& DUPLTGAT BUSINE Owiter feavin cits: il Sasrince: ail ANaren Box & star omee Uik -A, Star