Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1929, Page 39

TEEK OF AUGUST 18 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., P Photoplays at Washington Theaters Next Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Golieen Moore "B:I'il'n arial Comedy. Ambassad’r R Galleen Moore TR 'S o fling Frian ~Golieen Moors Tn “Bmiling , Trish Eyes Eyes Comedy. Come: La Piante and b’ Benildkraut Taura La Plante and _ Lauze La Pl Joseph schildkraut in ante and Joseph Schildkraut n “The Eddie Dowling in inbow Mas i . Warner Lois Wilson in “The Gi ymblers.” T Lake comedy. in “Glad Rag Doll.” medy. Sennett_comedy. Mary Pickford in ““Coquette " Vitaphone short subject. Vitaphone short ‘Coauette." “Thy subject. Arthur. ary and TN “Wolt 8on Comeds. Vita. shoi ct. Universal Star News. Friday e Gots o War phone short subjects. it — n_in 'air” Lexion.” ‘Hardy comedy. Juvenile comedy. ct. __Vita. short subject: T Reginald filg).y 1 “His Lucky Day.” Roach comeds. Vita. short_subject. Dark. in ““The Bridge of Man Tily Damita 7 iRl Gary Cooper in “'Wolf Song.” Luis Rey." Myrne Loy in “The Squall.” ' Dane and Arthur in “Chins Boun Gertrude Oimstead and Hugh Treve in _“Hes. _Rube.’ GI Bue Carol and Nick Stuart All-star cast in “Btolen Kisses.” in irls_Gone Wild."” Alice Joyce and Myrna Loy Mary_Pickio John Boles and Helen Lynch in “Romance of th Underworld. Twelvertress in “Blue Skies.” == Lue g:lu n:é A2y Cooper in Central Wolt Son S Comed: hone. __ Con “Lupe Velez and Gary Cooper in 'a La Plante in “'Wolf Song. ‘Show Boat.” edy. Vit a La Plante in “'Bhow Boat.” “‘Coquette.” Vitaphone short subjects. " Laurs ’Li.'pgflnhi and Circle Runtley Gordon Laura La Plante and Huntley Gordon La Rocque and Sue Carol n in ndal.” Emil_Ja “Betra; P A n “Wolt_Song. Vitaphone short subject. Eolony Eddie Dowlin; “The, Vitaphone short in inbow Man."” = Comed: y. subect. Vita. short subect. Newlyweds' comedsy. Vita. short subject. Tois Wilson ant H. B. Warner in “"The’ Gamblers.” Sennett_comedy. Marceline Day in Trent’s Last Case.” Arthur Lake com L] ‘Alice Teery in “Three Passion: Krazy Kat cartoon. Universal Star News. Alice White in “‘Hot Stuff.” Selected short subfects. Elite Dark house. Dark house. Dark house. Maurice Chevaller in ‘Innocents of Parls.” Ramon Navarro in Ra “The an. : Hippodr'me Thomas Melghan, in mon Navarro in “Thy ating Audrey Perris All-star cast in “Fancy Baggage.” “We Americans.” H. B, Warner and H Lois Wilson in “The Gamblers. Song_cartoon. Lols Wilson in “The Gamblers. " B. Warner and Dolores Costéllo in “Glad Rag_Doll.” Charley Chase n. comedy. Song_ca Tiolores Costello in R;lnnu—fiennr ) - ;: Lucky Day. Vil “Glad Rag_D Charley Chase comet er in Tt Lytell Wine." 'On_Trial Nt ";hrllh of th;'! “Lonely_Lapland.” feen Moore in iac Time." Fly Cops."” Coi Betly Bronson n “One Stolen Night” e “Wise Women. Clars Bow in Leader “The Wild Party.” Comedy. le&l’" Sportlight. 7 John Barrsmore n New “Eternal Love.” Comedie: 3 “The Tenderloin.” subjects. Dolores_Costello Monte Blue in “"Gonquest bsidiary Comedy. 5 \ Mix in “The Bevawooa Conch: Serial _Comeds. John 'n,-rfimori n Eternal Love.” Comedies. edy. Star cast in ““Three Outcasts.’ Comeds. Serial. Amateur_night. . Dark house. George O'Brien in Richmond i oAy ATk Short_subjects. Alexandria. Va. tel'o Dol George O oNoans Atk Dolores Costello and George O'Brien in Nancy Carroll and ary oper in “Shopworn Angel.” “Noah's Ark." Color_subjects. Short_ subjects. Mary, Brian in “The Man I Love. Short _subjects. Barbara Kent in “Topl Helen Foster in “Circumstantial Evidence.” Vil Costello and O'Brien in Varlety reel. " Alice. White in “‘Hot Stuff.” Roach_comedy. Richard T ““The Bachelor Glub.” adge in t reel. subject. Norm, “Trisl Marriage.” n Kerry Comedy. Net “Making the Grade.” All-star cast in “Ware Case.” Comedy. News. Edwin Lowe in Comedy. Cartoon. Warner Baxter and Lois Moran in “Behind That Cur- Warner Baxter and Lois Moran in “Behind That Cur- tain.” Richard Tuc Alice Joyce Special cast in \J “The_Sauall.” *The Charleton.” er and _ Richard Alice Joycs n thy in Quillan family “The_Squall. Eddie in "Noisy Neighbors." Betty Compson Arthur Lake in “On With the Show." News. _Cartoon Beity Compson and Arthur Lake in “On With the Show.” News. Betty Compson and Arthur Lake in +~On With the Show." Cartoon. News._Cartoon. Ton_Ghaney in “Thunder. Vitaphone short subject. Lon_Chaney in ““Thunder " Vitaphone short “The Wheel of Life.” Comedv. Alice_White and Charles Delaney in ~Brondway Bables Com Richard Dix and Esther Ralston in Vitaohone. Laura La Plante in “Show Boat. Laura La Plante in H. B. warner and Lois Wilson in The Gamblers." “Bhow B s Vita. short subject. Vit Eddie_Dowiing in “The Rainbow Man." Vitaphone short sublect. Subject. H. B. Warner and Lots Wilson in “The Gamblers hort subject. “The Rainboy Eddie Dowiing in Ma Vitaphone subject.» Comedy. Vitaphone. ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON THEATERS EARLE—Dolores Costello in “Madonna of Avenue A.” Earle theatergoers are to be treated to @ new character study, the charming Dolores Costello in “Madonna of Avenue A" her latest starring production for ‘Warner Bros., which comes to the Earle ‘Theater next week, beginning with the midnight performance Friday of this week. Miss Costello enacts the part of & girl who has for years attended a fashion- able schools for girls, but who realizes at length that the compelling force of heredity has brought to her various un- conventional traits, a totally unsus- pected heritage from her mother. Hav- ing formed an acquaintance with a sea- man, the unsophisticated girl goes with him one evening to his ship, anchored offshore. When he goes out of the cabin for a few moments the beautiful star is seen in a radiant loveliness that will attract special attention, it is an- | nounced. In the story, however, all the | song has gone from Dolores’ heart be- fore the eyening is aver, Eventually she | finds herself in the hands of Federal | raiders and disgraced. It starts her on an absorbing series of adventures that center around a New York night club. Supporting Miss Costelio in “Madonna of Avenue A" are Grant Withers, Louise Dresser, Otto Hoffman, Douglas Ger- rard and Lee Moran. The picture was directed by Michael Curtiz. Vitaphone presentations and many | short subjects will complete the pro- gram. PALACE—Greta Garbo in “The Single Standard.” Greta Garbo will be pictured at Loew’s Palace, starting Saturday, in the Metro- ‘Goldwyn-Mayer synchronized produc- tion “The Single Standard.” Miss Garbo is supported by Nils Asther, John Mack Brown, Dorothy Sebastian, Lane Chand- Jer and Kathlyn Willlams. The picture was adapted from a story by Adela Rogers St. John. Arden Stuart, an impetuous San Francisco soclety debutante, is weary of the life and circle in which she moves. One night at an art gallery she meets Packy Cannon, ex-Navy heavy-weight champion and also an dealist, artist, sea-roamer and heart- ker. Fascinated with him, Arden goes with him the next morning aboard his yacht. Apparently they are su- gremely contented in their new-found appiness until business sends Packy back to Paris, and he tells Arden she must go back home and forget him.| Arden finds herself a social outcast, when Tommy appears and wants her to marry him, which she does after much persuasion. After three years Packy Teturns and wants her to go away again with him. Then she thinks of her baby, | and tells Packy she must give her life | to her child. Tommy is about to com- | mit suicide, so that Arden may be| happy, but Packy salls away, and all| ends well with a new understanding. On the stage will be Boris Petroft's latest production, “Garden of Love,” featuring Bayes and Speck, vagabond lovers; Renoff and Renove, premier dancers; Felicia Sorel's Daisy Ballet; Miriam Lax, singer, and the Dorothy Berke Girls, while the Palace Synco- tors, as usual, will provide the music. M-0O-M International News, the TFox Movietone News, short subjeots, the Palace Orchestra and Charles Gaige at the organ will complete the bill. FOX—Tom Patricola in “Words and Musie.” ‘The Fox Movietone musical produc- tion, “Words and Music,” is coming to the Fox next week. It has been called & worthy successor to the “Follies.” ‘Tom Patricola, famed dancing come- dian of the long series of George White's “Scandals,” s the featured player, along with Lois Moran, who proved a revelation to many in “The Belle of Somoa,” with Clark and Mc- Cullough, and David Percy, who will be remembered from the recent ‘‘Fox Movietone Follies. ‘The music is by Dave BStamper, American composer, who for 17 years ‘wrote virtually all the music for the revues and musical comedies of a leeding New York producer. The dance ensembles were staged by Edward Royce, who staged the legitimate stage suc- cesses, “Irene,” “Apple Blossoms” and many other: As in the “Follies,” there is & large east of principals in addition to Tom and, of course, & great display of lovel 81 the atage John Irving Pisher will Iaunch his twmci rst week as master of ceremonies, lucing visiting en- tertainers. ‘The Foxettes, 16 strong, will have new dance routines, and Leon Brusiloff will set the rhythm for his Forty Fox Jazzmanians. S METROPOLITAN=Coll ‘Moore in “Smiling (Irish Eyes.” ‘Washington thester patrons will be given their first i rtunity to hear Colleen Moore's Saturday, when her first talki |On the suj dous cost, that represents the highest achievement to date in talking pictures.” Not only does Miss Moore speak in this | First _National-Vitaphone production, but she sings several songs, written especially for the picture. ‘The story of “Smiling Irish Eyes” has the beautiful Irish countryside as a background, almost the entire picture having been photographed in outdoor locations. Miss Moore portrays a little Irish peasant girl, and all her speech is tinged with a soft brogue. James Hall, her leading man, also sings in this pic- ture, which John McCormack produced. | Others in the supporting cast are Claude Gillingwater, Aggie Herring, Robert Ho- mans, Betty Francisco, Robert Emmett O’Connor, Julanne Johnston and Tom O'Brien. COLUMBIA—Ronald Colman in “Bull- | dog Drummond.” Ronald Colman in his first talking hit, “Bulldog Drummond,” remains at Loew's Columbia for a second week. “Bulldog Drummond” is an adaptation from both the book and the well known play of the stage. Joan Bennett, Montagu Love and Lawrence Grant also play impor- tant roles in this United Artists’ pro- duction. Hugh Drummond, a demobilized Brit- ish army officer, is bored with the after-war quiet and humdrum club life. stion of a friend, he in- serts an advertisement in a newspaper, offering his services in any dangerous and thrunfl enterprise. Phyllis Ben- ton takes advantage of his offer, meets him at a roadhouse, and tells him her uncle is being held a prisoner in a sanitarium by a group of underworld characters in an effort to extort money from him. The place is Lakington's Sanitarium, presided over by Dr. Lak- ington, a doctor mentally unbalanced, whose greatest pleasure is in torturing victims. Drummond tralls the party and succeeds in freeing the uncle. The crooks reta’ 'e by capturing the girl. They also succeed in capturing Drum- mond, but after a series of exciting and thrilling episodes he manages to escape with the girl and trap the gang. The picture, however, has a surprising and novel climax, although the usual ro- mance is present. Added attractions include Van and Schenck, America’s foremost vaudeville team, in comedy songs, presented In Metro Movietone acts; the Tiffany color classic In sound, “A Song of Spain”; the M-G-M International News, the Fox Movietone News and the Columbia Orchestra, Gayety to Open. For years the Gayety Theater on Ninth street has been the old burlesque standby. Patrons of this form of amuse- ment, therefore, will be interested in | the announcement that the Gayety will open Saturday night, August 24, to pre- sent a Mutual Burlesque attraction—for the Gayety now is counted among the theaters of the Mutual Burlesque circuit. ‘The theater this year will be under the management of Jimmy Lake, who is reputed to know burlesque from be- ginning to end. FIRST-NIGHT SHOWS LACKING IN LONDON Several Interesting Mflofil;ll, Now Being Tried in Provinces, Soon to Reach Capital. LONDON (N.AN.A)—With the ex- ception of a revival of Strindberg's grim psychological study, “The Father,” at the Little Everyman Theater at Hamp- stead, things have bene rather quiet in the matter of first nights Beveral interesting productions, how- ever, which are now being tried out in the provinces and at some of the larger e resorts are destined for London next month. ‘The chief of these probably is Ashley Dukes' adaptation of Lien Feuchtwang- er'’s fine novel of eighteenth century QGerman, “Jew Suss” which .is being (m at Blackpool and Manchester his wit to insinuate himself into favor, and of- fering schemes for the enrichment of the despotic Karl Alexander's purse, and afterward, when he has become court treasurer and has attained power, becoming calm, cynical and impe: 1. Mr. Lang finely conveys the lplfl‘un tragedy of Suss, and his acting alone should assure a long run for the play when it comes to London. (Copyright, 1920, by North American News- Daper Alliance.) Tractor manufacturers of Germany Sugpelevia, Bd men ‘ailin (P on and making Tegardiess .Copyright, 1939 SYNOPSIS 8ir Richard, accused as murderer of his the inauest, and facing a_hopeless idence * given b to quit his hiding-pia The next day Helen D'Arcy sees familiar country youth working on wns about her home. In answer to her surprised question, the rustic youth saya®his name is Dick—Dick Fullalove. the new “odd man. Viscount Brockll t comes to press his hopeless suit. across the lawns with Helen. they discover a ragged slip of paper—a note—which Brocklehurst grasps eakerly and starts to read its contents when Helen demands it. (Continued From Yesterday's CHAPTER XXV. A SINISTER CLUE. ELUCTANTLY, the Viscount passed the note to Helen's'hand, and laboriously she deciphered the awkward scrawl: ‘. . . write this to inform you it is now * éertainly known that upon the murderers pistolhand was o catseve ring. Which ring is vet in possession Find this and the . . . onfessed. Diligently arch the Gu Arms . .. cham- bers and effects of the divers’ s men .", your labours will not be . .. vain. “Strange!” murmured Helen. “How came this here, I wonder?” “Ah, . . . cat’s-eye ring!” muttered the Viscount. “It was my ring!” she said thought- fully. ve it to Guyfford, eh, Star)_ of murderer. flty man stang “Why then . . . 'tis very evident he found it!” ‘twas the murderer found it.” he not the murderer pro- = nodded my lady, “proclaimed but not proved.” Now at this moment was a tuneless whistling, and down one of the paths came a man trundling a wheelbarrow, a tall, gypsy-seeming fellow, to whom my lady’ beckoned and, crumpling up the paper, tossed it into the barrow. * K K % It was evening, as Master Titus Olderaft, clattered into the yard of the Guyfford Arms and espying a tall, gypsy-seeming fellow, who chanced to Dbe gaping at all and sundry, Master Titus gruffly called to him to take his horse. When the country fellow moved not and gaped only more, Tilus cursed him roundly but at this mo- ment Viscount Brocklehurst rode into the yard, and Titus, having the very greatest respect for “the quality,” in- stantly checked his furious tirade and, taking off dusty hat, bowed with ut- most deference. The Viscount nodded sulkily, and rode on across the wide yard, but having dismounted he stood & moment eyeing the dusty Oldcraft with eyes furtive yet keen. “You're the constabule fellow, a'nt 2" inquired the Viscount. “From ndon . lft?nr Mr. Guyfford's mur- derer, a'nt you?” “Ay, my lord, I am. All day and night too, my lord, if necessary.’ “well, well—how’s your luck? “Bad, my lord; bad, I must con- tess,” sighed Olderaft, shaking his lank head. “I've mo luck so far, but I'm on his track, my lord—" “Are ye 80, Ar¢ ye, now?’ “Indeed, my lord—though 'tis very evident the country folk hereabouts are lldl;ll: :‘m' m; lzm'd," “Ha, d'ye 80 ‘My l{n‘d, I'm convinced of fit. They're alding and abetting him, my lord, comforting, sustaining, ah, and warning him, my lord. This very morning word comes of him being at Litlington, so to Litlington we go, only to hear he's gone on to Seaford, so there we go, and hear he's just rid off to Brighthelmston, so thither we galiop and piaugey hot, my lord, but—" “'Pish!” cried the vucount_‘mt 3 “Y’ do but chase a shadow! d y' must seek him nearer home, man! “Does y' lordship mean his house of ‘Weare?” “'Ay, thereabouts!” nodded the Viscount. “But then are ye quite sure the murderer is Sir Guy- fl% lse, lord?” = el my question—who?—the other ‘enemies aj s And then, what' of & cat's-eye ring, eh?” “My lord, I've heard no mention o such.” z “Not . . . not heard on’t? "Tis said the murderer wore a ring set with & cat’s-eye stone, “Tis whispered every- where—are y' deaf? Are y’' blind?” sudden hand into the flower-embroidered waist- iscount fumbled there im- For the Love of a Lady By Jeffery Farnol “Very well, may lord, ay unless it be hum, my lord, & hoax “Tush!” exclaimed the Viscount. “My lord, whence had ye this’ “I picked it up in the garden at the Moat House.” “And how,” said Oldcraft, frowning at the letter, “how should it come there, my lord?" “How should I know? There ‘twas found and there it is, hoax or no.” “Why, it may be no hoax, my lord. Wi' your lordship’s kind permission, I'li_keep it—" “Why, then, keep it, man. it or do what ye will.” ‘Act -on 1t?” repeated Olderaft. ‘Doth your lordship mean search the apartments o' you gentlemen?” “Do as y' will, fellow, all's one to me ‘Pray, my lord, how many gentle- men lodge here at present?” “You should know this,” retorted the Viscount. “Why, my lord, so I do. There was my _lord Carberry, but he's gone back to London. There's Mr. Trumpington, but he’'s away—which leaves Captain rd 4—" “Myself!” nodded the Viscount. “Very true, my lord. As to this cat's eye ring now—hath your lordship any suspicions, any—"" . “No, not I! I'm no constable, so——" Here, chancing to catch sight of the country fellow goggling at him over the half-door, Viscount Brocklehurst stop- ped to point at him with his whip: “Ha, will y' stare at your betters, rascal, will ye peep, will ye pry?” “Ar!"” quoth the fellow and knuckling an eyebrow, he chuckled. “What . . . who—who is he?” “A half-wit, T judge, sir,” answered Master Olderaft, also scowling at the fellow in question. “Now concerning this—cat's-eye ring, my lord,” persisted Master Titus, “to search this inn I must have a warrant.” “Well, Sir John Parret is & jus- tlee—" “True, my lord, but Sir John is away at Lewes and—" “Tush!” exclaimed the Viscount, and strode away into the house, whither after momentary hesitation, Master Oldcraft ventured to follow him. ‘The next morning was hot, slumber- ous and still; country fellow sprawled upon one of the broad, hos- pitable settles before the Guyfford Arms; & stalwart, loose-limbed fellow in patched and stained smock-frock, his aitered legs and heavy boots dusty with travel. Motionless he lay, long legs outstretched, dozing. After some while, Tom Pitt appeared, soft treading despite heavy, spurred boots, but on his way to the inn-yard paused & moment to stare with his na row furtive eyes at the somnolent coun. tryman asprawl on the weatherworn settle. “You're & stranger hereabouts, eh, friend?” he questioned. The country- B stouped 16 pesi. undor e wide- under the - eaved hat, but seeing no more than a dark, sunburned cheek, ventured to poke the sleeper {en with his whip. “A stranger, eh?" tt repeal and at the same time gave rous shoves and pulls to the sprawled body of the fle{‘ge g youth. man stirred, muttering sleepily. “Romany . . . my son “Aha, & 1" quoth Pitt, and be- took himse! the stables, whence he {ssued presently on horseback, and trotted away, while from the shadow of shapeless hat the countryman watched him out of sight with eyes re- markably keen and awake. Act on (Continued Tomorrow) GOAT’S MILK IS GONE. 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Apply in person. iite 310, Peoples Life Insurance Bldg., i4th ane B st n. sday, 9 to DESIRABLE POSITIONS Open To Young Women 16 Years of Age and Over, With High-School Education. Good Pay to Start, Frequent Increases. U Apply Wiseonsin ‘Ave. and Stanford St., Bethesda, Md. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY. 18t 10 a.m. to see Mr. HOI MAN, with c.kprrienc‘c in buildTng elevator cage, for hoisting build- ing material ; state experience. _____Address Box 37i-J. Star Office. _ * _ N. L. SANSBURY CO,, INC. Realtors, Offer Exceptional Opportunity For An Experienced Leasing and Business Property Salesman. Only Experienced Men 1418 Eye § UTOMOTIVE MACHINIST, thoroughly experienced, for our Winchester Branch. Apply Southern Wholesalers, Inc., 1519 L st. n.w. COCK, mother's helper, clency. honesty is appres coupie; 318 per mo. 1 al housework; no Taylor. £ neat, I 8311 13th st. n.w. GIRL. for cookiliz_required. GIRL, Jight, nurse and mother's stay hights. Georgia 197. OIRL, about 20, general housework. cooking: $30 month. _Call Lincoln 1011 GIRL, g00d cook. general housework and eare of b Robertson. third floor, 514 10th between § and 5. °* N white, experienced; references re. auired:” permanent stay nights. Address_Box 318-J. 14 WAITREGSES—Girls for tea room in n Summer resort, Experfence not neces Transportation. _Call 1819 K st. n.w. _ w . white, housekeeper family two: & dress Box 370-J, Star_office. WOMAN for ge of little girl, & hours. _Call Columbia housework and care ars old. “outside school 'HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. 'OOK, man or woman, experienced in cafe- teria and lunchroom work. Phone Col. 3389. WOMAN. settled. white, wanted to cook and keep house for man and wife: a good home for the right person. 901 B st WOMEN. color, "{I ‘boarding hou st n e kind of work + 435 per month. ———— WANT _ INTELLIGENT WHITE _WOMAN, about 35 desiring good home in nearoy suburbs. to look after housework in home of gentleman and son of 9. Must be unin- cumbered. p] ant, good cook and stay at No obsection 1o child between § and 110 as companion for son. Address Box :u;i' f:nrnm!g'd :l;lln( qulmlcllllonl. ad- t ere can be interview betwéen'I' and 3 o'eiock. © it CC»,ORED WOMAN WILL TAKE ( Z!m'e‘ek &ive mother's care. HILDREN 1920 18th » ECTI EATMENTS. graduate nurse, 939 N. Y. ave. . . 3. over detist. 17, Burdays. Fr. 36200, - WANTED—CO] AL LA and share aparimeint, Sebt: 14t o 1oth gl :rme;lecen exchanger. Address Box 380-J, Star | PARENTS, 1F YOU WANT A HAPP - e el b W | and_Winter. Phone 72. M. "V | WHY ENLARGED TOE JOINTS R Toot trouble’ * Contult Foot Gorrection: Labe oratory, 612 F n.w., Suite 108, ground floor. 18 VIT-O-NET BATHS, BATTLE CREEK RE- ducer oil and slcohol rubs White: nuvee operator. _Pctomac 4721. 18* WILL LADY. AN OLD FRIEND. WHO called Mre Holtzoff on-Mondss: June 10y kindly cali again or write. = Address, Box 135-J. Star office 15% MASBAGE AND ALCOH salon: colored operator. RUB: PRIVATE RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call _Main 5000, Branch 115, ANT, BEDBUG, MOTH, ROACH, rat - ern fumigation chamber for furniture. rugs, etc. Call and deliver. Also speciaiize in house fumigation. American 1 Co., 936 E. n.w. _ NATIO] ARMATURE REWINDING. motor lowest prices. See this ad Carty's Ar: 08 14 BEDDING. mattresses renovated, paired; 1al _low prices now. 19 G st. n.w. National 5528, TTRESSES. box nd best prices and s Co., 319 L st. s. 1 kinds renovated an approved b' Health epairs: Wed. only. BEDDING of ired_by_proce D. C " Prompt Bedding ¢ 1 st. n.e. Decatur 755, BEDDING RENOVATED, springs. mattresses, pillows, feather mat.; down comforts re-cov- ered. Ideal Bedding Co. 622 E n.w. M. 4094, Dept rices. Eai = - SITUATION—MEN. e vy Far owner. Adare Star_offic - C WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS for life. accident, sic costing $1 monthly and up: amination: liberal commissions. serve Fund. 1780 Broadway, N. Y. WANTED—SALESMEN. MEN WANTED with sales experience, for 004 proposition. Chance for sdvancement. Apply from 10 to 12. Causby's Parisian boratories, 1108 O st. n.w. ank for ‘M~ Smith SALESMAN. with auto, experienced. priced line ladies’ underwear, dresses, bovs' suits. We have lished trade. Liebermann Bros., 30 st.. New York Cit pular- ‘children’s large estab- W. 21st licensed _white men; results guaranteed. Special rates this month. Adams 3489. 19¢ AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In- bout our new mettiod: licenised white ) 3 MEN. WOMEN, LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. A few months spent at this famous school will fit you for life and independence. Mod- erate charges. v terms. Day. evening . MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 817 Mei. 9818 _Est. 1916 AVIATION LECTURE TONIGHT. 8 PM. Pubiic_invited. AIR LEGION, 1318 F . n.w. Franklin 1767 __ STENOGRAPH. TYPEWRITING, _ SPEED dictation and complete secretarial course. $5 per mon*h. The Civil Service Preparatory School. s.e. cor. 12th & F sts. n.w. Met. 6337 * BRIDGE LESSONS, ENGLISH, FRENCH conversation lessons; evenings: t. ANT_Services available, svatei bookkeeping ice. audifs a A installed. reports rendered montnly; fee tax work: reason e BOY Job chauffe: him or write to him. 1127 4th n.w. D el S e CHAUFFEUR Al BUTLER—I wish to place my colored chauffeur and butler. He is neat nd efficient and thoroughly honest. Call olumbia_5939-W. - 282 'HAUFFEUR, colored, wishes pl: ate family or drive for doctor; 13 vears' experience: city ref. Phone Adams 5903. CHAUFFEUR. young colored man, excellent driver, neat and well mannered. desires po- sition, private or commercial. Call Pot. fl.ll MAN. youn position 'of it L MAN s posi tive: experienced pox, win real ist sccountant and office ma: estate firm. Address Box Ccolored, wishes pos experienced. 1609 12th st. ur g 15 PAINTER, A-No-1. quick and ne work by day or contract: best city T ence: D. C. man. _Metropolitan 2146. 1 CARPENTER. BUILDER, general remodeling | #nd repairing: relizhle ‘mechanics for job- bing. H. Johnson, 1365 Irving. Col. 6917. 16! CARPENTER—Porches inciosed. $100 up; re modeling: ‘painting: cement: garages: prices: quick_service. _Pot. 1148 CARPENTER repairs hes. } 5 Dlastering. Aoors, Shelving . alterationt. odd Jobs: reliable. J. Rowell, 215 E n.w. U i CARPENTER AND JOBBER _Porches screen- ed and inciosed. fences built. Morgan Brin- ing. 1519 Taslor 62¢ CHAIR ~ CANEING, OCKERS R splinted, upholster Arm 3 splinted. ypholcierine, Afmstrons. 1235 10t ELECTRIC WIRING motors. D nces; o EIRET HRormnen 3 liled mechanics: reduced pr Paul Serene, 1200 N. Cap. st Main 10187 ELECTRIC WIRING—6 rooms, 2 halls. bath, complete. $40. fixtures. $20. installed work guaranteed: get my estimate: save time and | money; terms. North 885. H. M. Carpenter. i 3 'y descriptio: y rea- v Gpual’llnl!etdL Dustl m:cm;’e‘l specialist. . T. 1 b T T. Folk, 1935 Park . scracing. elec. YOUNG MAN, telephone and radio electri: cian, knowledge of bookkeepine, desires work immediately. “Address Box 382-J, Star office. FLOORS SCRAPED, sanded (dustiess ma- chine) " finished: prompt service. reasonable prices. Call Decatur 4881; H. E. Richardson. 18+ nection: 10 years' ‘sales experien ausinted with the grocery, bakery trade: can furnish'local referenc also bond. Address Box 101-J, Star ofic FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, repaired: siip covers made. Est. cheerfully given. Returned free.Tittersor. 1600 8th st. n.w. N REYS—Duplicate ke 70U “wair. Ts: made while % 122045 "New “SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN MAN AND WIFE, colored, desire place as fanitor in apt ’house; good references. Metropolitan 3488. . Kinds: mms. edited.After 4 p.m. _Col WHY ATTEMP" EARN DRAFTING BY correspondence when 3ou can attend the al day or evening classes of the recos- nived drafting school? Write, call or for information. COLUMBIA SCHOOI DRAFTING. 13th and E st fF A DOUBTER. PASS ON read Think of the educational d money sou can make by attending a hool noted for its thorouvh yet short none oF 5626. term will begin on "Monda¥, Se ; with & full 10-month course embracing ail branches of the radio profession. We are Always very much in need of trained men to supply the constant demand from the bk companies. Tuition charge moderate and terms of pasment to gult, Catalogue on re- auest. LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE. 405 Sth. AVIATIO Every pilot is required by Department of Commerce to take ground school course be- fore license to fly is granted. We prepare you for this fascinating profession. Clasa- oms and shops In_heart of cit; 1y struction under experienced aviators licensed mechanics. Special Summer ci formine at reduced rates, AVIATION SCHOOL OF AMERICA. Ofices Classrooms. 1108 16th Bf. N.W. n Evenings Until 9 P.M. hops, 307 13th 8t. N.W. BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. work tered, for relle] unday. gnu‘o CLERK, re a every other nights week I Dec. 1393. exam. The Civil S se. cor. 13th & F GROCERY CLERK, experienced on phone EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. order_trade. 3608 idth st. n.w. JUNIOR DRUG CLERK. one vear to 18 montns, experience | Abply MY Plew tore. Mt. Pleasant st. at Kenyon. NOTIOE—National Personnel Bureau. 806 H st. n.w. Competent help furnished dally: posttions open daily. District 5821. MAN—An unususl opening exists in Wash- ington for ambitious, reliable man to take up Jocal dealership for Watkins and set himseif up in big-paying busine reauiring & mount for starting xpenses: 8 omers e The 4. R Gompany, 231-24 John MEAT CUTTER and clerk, experienced, with Wl ey East Capitol. ' _* MEC] 8_Thoroushly experienced Ford nei _fl Mator Go. $130 Ga. ave, N 18 (o 60, to call on customers of the Foiee "Beion cog T Ber, week io 8 gberience not necessary. 309 Metropoliian MEN- unquestioned integrity and here are openings for two men of ere are openings for two men of blished or- 'ntial; and full co-operation given to those who qualify. work. S‘ewllu director, Room 243, Wood- ward Bids.. between 10 and 1. MEN—Can use 3 men part time, Who are anxious to add to their income: no sales xperience necessary: restricted local terri- tory will be ter first week: commis slon basis onlz and must furnish references ox_361-J. Star of : : . two, 45 vears or over, to Call on busi- ‘men. 505 Eve st. n.w. Open evenings. (3), over years of age, for ple: . dienineds foca1 outaiag work with s larec Tween tor hela man- 1 Bol e OFFT AGER - ACCOUNTANT wanted by local offiee of national organization: must have completed sccounting course in ty or Sceredited gohool of ncy and must have had at leas rience in accounting 5 ion by letter and state ‘ation, complete details of business perience, ‘income desired and telepnone ad dress. ~Information furnished will be con sidered confidential. Address Box 3410, nes: STENOGRAPHERS, “BOO! ERS, ists. male and female. need-d to supply th 1.400 firms that use this office regularly their employment dept In the past a years we have placed 3.791 people in office positions; no charge unle: ington Employment Excha P Bld... nd F._Distri BELLBOY; linen room ic, photo retoucher. sign General Emp. Agcy, 302 Albee RUPHERE' EXCHANQEHonest, re mestic help by day. week or month; Testigated. Decatur 3551, 1837 11th n. POSITIONS bookkeepers. istration. HELP—WOMEN. BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR (Un- derwood), experienced. Apply Underwood Typewriter Co.. 1413 New York CLERK—Young 25 years of age, for clerical #nd switchboard work in locai bank: must have ppearance, be in- telligent and a rapid and willing "worker: salary, $80 per month. 1In reply give full details as to all previous positions held and reasons for leaving. Address Box 23-J, Star office. FINGER WAVER and marceller. 718 14th st. n.w. — SITUATION—WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER or secretarial work: 5 years' real estale experience: reference ~{roi former employer. Address Box 325 offickes DRESSMAKER. first class, fit an 01 ship guaranteed: also remodeling; reaso! ble. “Phone Metropolitan 1015. ‘ 1 e on chauffeur, chambermaid or wood city' referenc GIRL. young, weneral o and book! GIRE colored: wants position as maid. hotel OF #IF1s" home. * Anna M. Johnon, 1333 8th LADY, youns, age 20. with complete sec) tarial’ course. 26 months of training_as nurse. _Lin. 0397 5 180" SAVE MONEY—Have vour fur coat relined. lazed and repaired now: cloth coats relined. ur ‘trimmed; thoroughly experienced. Fr. 2804._Apt. 42 L) (OGRAPHER-TYPIBT, experienced erences. Moderate salary. 4826 lllinois ave. n.w. Adams 6813 SITUATION—DOMESTIC. CLEANING and laundry by the day. by an :.?fnencefl ‘woman; reference. Decatur COOK. white, experienced, light housework no laundry: Tefs.; $12.80 week. Call 1833 Columbia rd. = DOMESTIC WORK of any kind or by the day. _Phone North 8688-J. GIRL. colored. desires position s waitress or_general houseworker; reference. ADL. 1. " Wash.. D. C. i wants _work of any kind. no Sunday: . desires position as typist or e’ work; knowledge of ghorthand GIRL, colored, lunch’ room or store cleaning #00d_teference. Pot. 4698-W. GIRL. e¢olored, wishes place as cook and Ve Sousewiork. Bhone. Dectuur 480-3. GIRL. colored, neat. reliable, wants general Housework or pari-iime work of any kind. mbermaid, kitchen helper_o lling to do anything. Ref. dams 1207. 14 neat. reliable. desires place w. IRL. colored. ororse Phone 8 hougeworker, Whole or part time. reiiable, wants part-time work. nts cafe work, short order GIRL. colored, Wi id fo house. Call at 779 or maid for boarding Columbia rd. n. GIRL, n wash 'to W, experienced, wants cook or general housework. Call North 8323 GIRL, colored. wants piace as maid or pari- time work. Potomac 050. 1324 5th st. n. RGN hatekeeper ‘i emplosed _couple. _Shepherd 2351. 15* LAUNDRESS, first-class, wishes day’ six_years' reference. _Lincoln 71 Deci oe years last place; OIRL, newspaper reporter, experienced R "0 S nws Ape 43 sb o 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m. &%.A,'n_ :uom-l o%u small salary. Address ATRIER, .fimfim—arfi.’fifiur'mo ousekeeper, 1120 Vermont & o 105 perienced. Friendship st e evelend 3005, PRESSER, experienced, at on 1200 Eye st. n.e. RECEIVING. salary, st _be ox x_374-. 8 AN, live wire. to sell tires direct from factofy to ‘congumer: tire experience necessary; must be & 3 sal- n?;'-b 1 commission.” Address "Box 360-J, . H e. SALESMEN, s Ting oil burn- er. Appir to ermal 18ih_st. n.w. roial and n, 2438 ’"“fi&‘w et avion well known a’%%.‘:“’@m '::E' 1! gy 1‘3}".:5; rance or fast-selling local B otunity for wide- one W Al month. Bout_3 vyears' day. call 'Glar- Call st ‘warehouse: ai Sy Sa0” Address t & product of proven mand nere in wWas our oppor- tunity to bulld s permanent lucrati i ness in a very short time. Your remains yours. Bxperience in selling to your i pot essential. Apply 1410 H 216, 1:30 to 5 p.m. 15¢ er. Report st 8 p.m., Duilding in capsble ot renjing apart keeper, Lee House. S Latary: 1ike would iike rel part erenc 905 work. WOMAN, neat colored, Call_Adams 0594. B titress! “dp, sene Gay's: 3 years: reterence. Fotomae. 1 WOMAN. colored. wants place gook_or general houseworker in private family: ret- erence. 1631 10th st. n.w. Potomac 3861 W ‘wishes lace by day, week: can :EI"n reference. all or write 737 Kenyon wants da: leasant, excellent work, part t’lme. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED paired. “etc. ~Call for and d Armiger. 2916 N Y. ave. 1w, PAINTING— expertfloor Paul Serene, rebuilt, ver. €. finishing 1200 N oy Fall. 3 newest patterns, latest plastic paint textures; Adams 2326 prices this week only. We size when necessary and paper average size Toom_for Paperhanging guarantesd i 3 8 sears. Interior and exterior prices. We use Dutch lead. pure linseed oil and turpentine Cash or terms up to 3 vears to pay. Payment on_work done now | September.” "Peoples” Inc.. 817 9th st. n.w. PAPERHANGING. painting. piastering—For clean work. low prices, call Col. 1889. . 601 Irving st n.w. 35 years, ex- 0% painting. inside. outside. refinished.” cementing; reliable. =My te is worth getting. National . 1! CTRIC WIRING es now in effect. on time-payment plan uj three years with no extra charge | mates cheerfully wiven All work sua othing but_first-class material METROPOLITAN DECORATING CO.» BT E St NW. Metroporitan 08000 | PIANO “TUNING. $230. _We specialize_in genetal piano tepairs and rebuilding, . Get our estimates. Prices reasonatle. Skilled mechanics. Work guaranteed. Sanderson- Schaeffer Co.. 644 H st. ne. Lin. 1057. Night service. Col. 5940._and Pot. 989-W. PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING . te: pairs and installations: found reliable for 33 years. J. R. Guerin. 412 E. Cap. Lin. 3417. RUGSBeautiful new rugs in sl popular , designs and sizes; finest quality; prices are reasonable. Stop’in and inspect our show- KLEEBLATT, 1lth and H sts. n.e. ‘WINDOW SHA d order: will_call to estimate. 1351 Good Hope Buler Bons, Lincoln 10123 oon BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. BAKERY doing excellent cash business; will acrifice on account owner leaving city. In- for h st. se e DELICATESSEN, and soda fountain for | heah doing. 400 weer: cloce Ta150" apte Hall Bros. 1204 H St. n.e oln 15 STORE, large Toom with 2 apts. above, con- {sisting'6 and 3 rooms and baths, A.m.i: downtown. business section; rent or. sell cheap. - Call_Adams 5573-J 19° DELICATESSEN, fine store: owner has other business: _buey ' section: spartment. above: 00. terms. 1910 4th st. n.e. " 18° UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY — Dry - cleaning business of the beiter sort, catering to very fine atronage: average b 5300 & egitim c T = Nerth HIGH-CLASS TEA HOUSE for sale. on lead- 8 miles from Wash.. D.C. for rooming house. Address office 19¢ CIGAR. confectionery and_general store for sale: once. 1300 C st. s.w. 15° ty:-orgn-n‘max: or whole interest in gsiaue au-‘ nd cafeteria downtown. Address Box 353-J. Star off o 1 Ui LUNCH ROOM, _#o0d _opportunity: _well cauipped, going business. mear new large building operation; price right; terms. Col. 8672_after 4 pm. 2 R HOUSE. neat, furniture: death fn famils once; rent, $67.50: incom bal. terms. National 9 739 Investmen Buflding. _ Investment Salés Co. A MINT OF MONEY in this for Tive-wire grocer: one of best locations in town: make us_ prove it: stock inventory. Nat. 9659 !}g\‘reslment s Co.. 739 Investment Buije ANTIQUE L dealer to_s! Teens n and_good must sell at $235; part cash. broide y ocation Address CE, try or are’ best Conn. ave. lass antique gallery. office. WOMAN, white, Teliable desires Iaundry JORE by’ tne day; Teterence. Cail Potomac W nt ork as cook Or goefiéfik."u Coreoran st N 08 +«MOTOR TRAVEL. weneral 94. GIRLS_Experjenc soda_fountain; fize 3 5?:.::1;3; Tlevestment Pharmacs, 1000 K Eve st. n.w. Y to supervise ai R ; must uc an .‘ "?B'.A‘gml Box 381-J. Star office. Y o S8 lnle detective work. Address 371-J, Star_office. L st be thorou dresses and _co: HORSEWONA: ai's 5. Wedhesdts, 00 P T oom® and bath LINEN ROOM WOMAN. experienced. Apply 3. James, 820 BALESLADIES wanied: experienced in _gellin 0od salary, steady work. )GRAPHER-LAW CLERK, Taw offic law ;I.OIIIII or lgldlnfi proferred. Ad‘r: Box_388-J. Star off WATTRESSES —Salary and all tips. Apply 4449 inecticut ave. W, 85, to_ WOTK at m, Harrison's Cate, 485 ¥ lori " \R‘u’fig.‘nms Serious-minded._and ener- ( nrrlbtn“villl! poaition. oaering un- ality as secretary to a tion requires an efficient \pa| nographer and t: and involves some gen- : ] iy i R Rt YOUNG WO (@) for stant buyers, one for one 1 m D ionced. ddress gl 3:-5'.“;“: offie experienced. L UNG , 38 to 30 s old, to taki b on; stadf” of publie Sccountan one who is an experient had resl est LADY will drive car to Michigan for tri riation for self and son, returnini ptember 1, or will take 2 passengers for Detroit in touring car. Ga. 37 LEAVING WEDNESDAY, August 3 lys-Knight sedan for Asheville: c: vomen assengers or & couple. North 6906. i i1 TANSPORATION (BETEP oy R ROOMING HOUSE. large, property d fur- worth $4.000 over trust: 11 give account_sickness, for $500: must be ' Write Owner, 2120 P st n.w., Apart- ment 20. - eres. ‘n_high-grade con. X y and luncheonieite in town nea ‘Washingtol sales about $25.000 yearly: moderate rental: $40 weekly salary plus half net profits. Must have $2,000 cash. Address Box 25-J. Star_office. 15% LIGHT LUNCH. delicatessen and soda foun- tain. doing good business: selling Soy re; n of other interest. Inquire 2306 Pa. ave. . Lin. 3611 is i complete vulca: plant; business estab. four years: mu: account other interests; steady income sured, with only $800 in investment; u want work, see this opportunity. M.'E. #yx, 1537 M st. n. et oms. garage {or 4 cars. gasoline arge piot of ground. corner Cen- ;, 4nd Chapel 1d.0 350 per month. m TG _CHICAGO and Davenport, g, U tpke 3. eor- e ing, 8 0 9. 10 Al 9 1 ) *SaaTushal tathe regular line rate. WORK HIGH- SKILLED Also pet animals bathed, groom- rd_st._n. 1 O] return your son by automo- e Pach day; base ball, goif; swimming: a1l e e ek Metropoliian U Yer week. Mr. ’Buhu. after 7 p.m. 17' call for an m:oxgrlyfl'u%q%in Tooms. 3B month 75. Best ofter n S0id.~ Apply 609 Eve st. e ROOMING HOUSE for sale, 1l rooms an DBath. elec.. hot water; rent, $45: good in- come, rooris all flled; $350." 618G at. n.w. A REAL OPPORTUNITY. Fully equipped meat and poultry st: DiEhclass market: Teasonelte rentan " CAR Mr. i C 495( SALE MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINES All makes and models or rent or sale. Estimates furnished for Tepairing. United Typewriter & Adding achine Co, Inc., 1227 New York ave. nw. UES_Clocks, quilts, chairs. drop-leaf chests of drawers, sofas, beds side- 1836 20th. ARMCHAIRS, 10, bentwgod, §3. Upholster~ o9, armehairs. 31 up. 3-pipce ‘parlor suite: Toree-piece overstufied sulte; with veRBoFt, Draotically new £63.80. Lib aigss, 1380 up, Chests of drawers, 3 10th st. n.w. S——— T R — Call Potomac 6130, °