Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1929, Page 49

GOLOR INVADES GAS APPLIANCES Increased Efficiency and De- sign Are Disclosed at Convention. By the Assoclated Press, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. October 15. ~—The display of gas appliances for 1930 st the American Gas Association con- vention opening here yesterday disclosed that color, which some time ago in- vaded the modern kitchen, had extend- ed to the basement and that increased efficiency and improved design had been incorporated in many important domestic devices. The exhibition opened here this morning, and convention sessions will start this afternoon with a meeting of several hundred women who occupy executive positions in the gas industry. More than 5,000 gas men are expected to register for the convention during the day and 1,000 more will arrive to- night and tomorrow. Alexander Forward, managing direc- tor of the association, said today that this convention was expected to be the largest ever held. It is the first American convention gince the death of the famous Karl Auer, inventor of the gas mantle. Auer's invention, Forward said, revolutionized the gas business of his day, because he rfected the gaslight, but today gas ighting is but a small fraction of the mm business. The business of sup- Enym: heat is the industry's duty today, Applied science has been completely domesticated, in the opinion of Bernard J. Mallaney of Chicago, vice president of the American Gu Association. MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH OF PASSENGER Body of New York Man Taken From River With Bullet Hole in Body. By the Associated Pres! NEW ORLEANS, La., October 15.—A New York show iri_and a ship's steward were questioned terday by the district attorney for light on the death of Jack Kraft, adventurer and sometimes newspaper man of New York, whose body was found in the Mississippi Réver yesterday with a bul- et hol! the che: ‘The questioning nnly served to deepen '-he mystery, .and the girl, Miss Ione listed as Kraft's foster sister, was held pending_an _investigation today. The steward, Sam Epstein, was released wlth instructions to appear at the hear- disappeared from the steamer Creole while s up the Missis- River through uemines Parish ‘when the vessel docked here Fri- tain reported that Kraft rboard lnd the crew had been unable to recover the body. He said Epstein and the girl were the only ppersons to witness the leap. Miss Ord, a tall, stylish brumtu. ‘who said she was on “a bumming trip” with Kraft from New York to Hol went to a hotel. She was quasuoned Jater by Federal authorities and they were satisfied with her exphnnunn But the finding of the M%l y 'llth a bullet wound br authorities., 3 “TWO-GUN” MOKUMAIRA, HAWAIIAN GUARD, DEAD Toured U. 8. and Europe as Cow- boy and Crack §hot With Buffalo Bill’s Show. “Two-Gun” Mokumaia, a picturesque character of Honoluly, is dead. He was widely known in Hawaii, and during the last few years, as foreman of the Capitol grounds, he made friends with hundreds of tourist visitgrs. In his youth Mok- umaia, says the San Francisco Chronicle, was & paniolo (cowboy) and became 50 proficlent as a horseman, roper nnp crack shot that he joined Buffalo Bill's “Wild West Show, touring the United States and Europe as a Hawalian cow- Y. Mokumaia’s chief fame came from the soap box meetings he conducted on a prominent downtown corner d the lunch hour for some weeks preced- ing elections. Although & lhm:h Re- P\Ibllclgl 'l; his “l’\l! and hei‘: all candidates mee! seap box lwu a recognized institution in political campaigns. g?th his appointment to the Cagitol grounds position, Mokumaia kept the capitol grounds as it was when it was the palace of the monarchy. Mokumaia arranged for the building's zuid!s to wear imitation feather caps, as in for- mer times. He also arranged for the in- tricate weaving of huge feather kahilis, r l'-lndl{gl, for the (orul:ecr throne room and for the governor’s house. With a “two-gallon” cowboy hat, often topper with a lel, a huge walking stick of koa wood and a bright hibiscus in his button hole, Mokumaia, a heavy 6-footer, was & striking figure wherever he went. —_————— EVERGREENS FOLLOW SUN Topmost Shoots Bend Into Wind on Dark and Breezy Days. In much the same manner as sun- flowers, the l:':;nd" wpmgfl !hoou“?d! idl; wing evergreen trees are n !oringyo experts to follow the course ol the sun from East to West across the sky on bright days. When it 1is sunless and windy, the shoots bend into the wind; on cloudy, still days they stand t. prect " Uneven tension lnxlhfi“!fl:les is [ll,voe‘:‘l as the explanation of this phenemenon, says Popxlsll' Science Monthly. On the side exposed to the sun or wind where evaporation is greatest, the tender tis- sues lose a disproportionate amount of ‘water and consequently shrink. On the opposite side of the stem the cells are swollen with water rising from the tree’s roots. ‘Thust he shoot is pulled toward the contracting, dryer side and points into the wind or toward the sun. When the bark of the shoot thickens, evapo- ration is slowed down and the strange twisting of the living compass stops. NAILS KILL ANIMALS. Many Die From Swallowing Wire Thrown Away. A larger number of mature animals at the Government dairy runent farm, Beltsville, Md., have from the effects of l'lllowln similar material ti rom any other one cause, M:enrdlnl to the Bureau of Dairy Industry, United States Depart- ment of Agriguiture. Autopsies made at this station showed that out of a' total of 26 deaths over a period of years 12 were due to swallowing foreign ob- jects, the most common of which was a Sharp-pointed piece of wire 2 or 3 inches long. Buch material collects in that part ot the stomach known as the “honeycomb” or reticulum. Some of the sharp-point- | i ed objects may pass through the stom- ach wail and pierce the heart or other vital organs, with fatal results. Great care snould, therefore, be exercised in handling ang disposing of such mate- baling wire, nails and rusted-out By R. A. (Copyright, 1929, SYNOPSIS: Tom Grenofen loves Veronica Seabroke d the two are beiny drawn by, strange Jew hours after the murder, Grenofen re- ceives a Veronica plans o inform her of Pell's death. meets Veronica on a lonely 's: she iz strangely aoltated, then e ding a_man_along the road, and, more amazing. asks Tom to entertain this hunted fupitive as a visiting relative ome. in his » could hardly be regarded as unnatural under the circum- stances. It was enough that a girl like Veronica should ask me to help her hide an unknown man—Roger Pell's murderer, for all I knew—but to learn my mother had entered the conspiracy, and without a word to me, was suffi- cient to shake any one.. “Don’t look as if You'd swallowed a slug, Mr. Grenofen,” said Veronica, with a touch of her old manner. “Very well,” said I. “If this is the or- der, 50 be it.’ “Agreed? Then I'm eternally grate- But there’s one other thing: Will you walk home with me?” ‘Would I like a million! “Now?” I asked. “Yes. But that's not all. J&# we should meet anybody on the road, will you be very kind and attentive, even af- fectionate? I hate- it like mush—but if I give you the word will you even paw me about?” “Miss Seabroke!” “I mean it. When I say ‘Paw,’ you paw me brisk and hearty.” ‘l'he thange in Veronica was amaz- ing. Her dejection had gone and her blue eyes blazed with fun. Was it all a huge joke, I wondered—one of Ve- ronica’s “monkey-tricks"? as Seabroke would have said? 1 shook myself, shook off the glooms and horrors of the afternoon and the suspicions of the last five minutes and capered into Vemnlclu own mood. We set off for hom “Terrible lot of outsiders still left in the world, don’t you think?” she asked, apparently apropos of nothi “Anything biting you at present “Martin Somerfield just nmssed one last night,” said Veronica. “You know —when you were so understanding—of course you don’t want to know any more about it?” “Not a word,” I declared. “In that case, I'd better tell you. An outsider molested me, and there ‘were reasons why I didn't want a fuss made last night. Bat if an outsider molested me again tonight I should be grossly offended.” “You may rely on it,” said I, “that nobody will molest you tonight.” “Oh, I do,” said Veronica. Neverthelumé I was quite unprepared ‘when ‘she said suddenly, “Now, paw!” We were in the little Toad among the sand hills. Veronica saw first the fig- ure that moved into the road from be- tween two hummocks. I could not see the features of the man who stood in the middle of the road. But he was young and well dressed in a plus-four suit. I did not recognize his voice when he spoke. His words and tone gave me a sensa- tion of pins and needles in the knuckles, ‘When we were within two yards of him he still stood in the middle of the nar- row road, barring the way. “‘Lo, V!rvmul" said he. And then I understood that he was not quite sober. Veronica made no answer. I released Power to Fight Off CHAPTER XIIL ‘THE “CUB” IS LICKED. ERONICA smiled at the amaze- ment which was written in my expression. But amazement ment. is pleasant to take. and Institutions. Death Treasure J. Walling Wm. Morrow Go.) Veronica hind me. Then I took the young man by his collar stud and anything else I could catch in that region, and fetched him out of the road. He came to rest on his haunches I fear rather abruptly against & hillock. ‘The young man recovered his feet and came at me, shouting out: “So you're the little devil’s bully, eh? Your're a dam’ little fool, Veronica, and you'll soon find it out.” ‘The rush stopped when he observed that I had placed my right hand under guard of the left. I sald: “If you were sober I'd arm and put her gently be- knock your don’t clear. Say another word to Miss Seabroke, and—' But I had to do it before I could announce it, for he yelled, “Hi, Ve- ronica!” I judge by the crack I felt on my knuckles that their impact with the corner between eye and nose must have been momentarily unpleasant for him. But only momentarily. He sank down against the same sand heap in a peace- ful sleep. “That’ll do him a lot of good,” said I to Veronica. “You haven't overdone it, Mr. Greno- fen?" “Oh, no! Probably five minutes. I'll see you to Sandypoint and then watch him off the premises.” Veronica had given the night before muy have added a pound to the weight the blow. he unlicked cub's lost his title. now being licked,” said Veronica. ‘'Oh?” said I; “have I had an intro- duction to Mr. Fred Fotherbury?” “Yes. He's been a nuisance in Lon- don. He interfered yesterday with— well, he's a rank outsider, anyhow. Thanks awfully, Mr. Grenofen.” I parted from Veronica at her gate and strolled back toward the spot where the cub went to earth. A hun- dred yards from Sandypoint I met him walking along the road, holding a hand- kerchief to his nose. He passed me without speaking. I turned and followed him past Sea- broke's toward Blackwater, and stood at the bottom of Woodcot Lane till he was out of sight and hearing. With a mind full of puzzlement and a subconscious sense of pleasure in the queer little episode, I reached home. It was nearly 11 o'clock. My mother, meeting me in the hall, whispered: “Another visitor—Prof. Laxton.” I sat down hard on a chair, “That’s awkward, Mother.” “Yes, isn't it? Did I tell you I was expecting an old friend of my family, sort of second cousin, tonight?"” “No. What's his name?" “Let me see—John, ‘I think. Yes, John Merryweather.” Merryweather was my mother’s maid- en name and John Merryweather was a bachelor cousin of hers in London. (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) o head off at once. I'll do it now if you (2 ‘The recollection of the little squeal* CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day befors publication. Por Sunday, 6:30 p.m. Saturdsy. At the Branch Agencles, one hour earlier, both for dally and Sundsy. Only Exceptions. ath notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the dally will be accepted up to noon day of issue except Saturday and Legal Holidays, when the closing time s 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Bundsy Star will be accepted up to 11 o.m. Saturday. APPRENTICES —Youns —men ~desiring | to fentn the retail meat business. vair Wi e e hvAncomant as services pro satisfactory. Apply Wednesday morning ‘clock to_American Store Co.. 623 B sf BARBER, colored, 1q 107 colored e class, sober. 437 M s BO:! 1o 1 for porter and B engor T B s 0T Eottiten "t Hahn's. 3212 14th n.w. BOY, white, who is willing_to work and ndy trade. 1258 Water st. 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Address Box for st Ham, éonaftional: sten ng éxperience not necessary. we show sou in the fleld how to average 46 to 310 per da ‘s 316 Tnsurance Bldz. 15h MEN to demonstrat radios in finest sect DAy, Ag;ly weane-du ’ 10 SALES! d Ev AR Cucod Spening for Jou 31 035, 508 ADpCATACe, Wilh TAdlo. experience s urnished; liberal, straight “commis- n. _See Mr. Turzille, 5536 Conn. av portunity in small’ of cn-nmer Blfll 1427 Eve st. n.w., s.u..r.swm Catholic: .exr.ellent" proposition vith ional State your mulmuzmm| jon. Address P. O. Box 314. Penna. ave. st 3 ‘make a1 ‘money and. make It quickly; you Shoutd™ en'l’I‘ and see me: this is somethin 13 8A !:N—-:xcenem line of merd fast-sgelling line of low-priced ca: {n% Tine of radios. A good combi Eall and Winter season,” Liberal wmmu ion. Batley Motor Co., 3205 R. L Mt M N. seasonable and exclusive house- Ee-house: so% commisison. Hoom 1117, 1010 | Vermont. ave. SHOE BALESMAN: steady position. §00d ‘Apply manager, Economy SHoe Co. salary. SIGN P.um commercial, first class, high-class pictorial bulletin employment. _ Grace —Sign Bevice. T4 "Fast Broad: Richmond. v- D.- C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 FUR SALESMANT ey One who is -accustomed to selling the best quality furs. Address Box 230-Z, Star office. CHAUFFEURS. Drivers with responsible refer- ences and identification cards, know- ing the city will be employed. Ap- oly BLACK .& WHITE CAB CO., YELLOW CAB co., 1240 24th St. N.W. A LARGE DEPARTMENT store requires the services of a number of additional salesmen for all departments. Reply giv- ing name, address, telephone|§: number and experience. - Ad- dress Box 130-Z, Star office. DRAPERY SALESMEN, capa- ble men, experienced in drapery and upholstery department, per- manent positions. Apply Employment Office, THE PALAIS ROYAL. SHADE MAN, experienced in measuring, cutting and hanging window shades. Apply Employment Office, THE PALAIS ROYAL. MEN—New product of the largest manufacturer in its line is proving a sensational success. You can crash in on it if you are neat appearing and willing to learn. Guaranteed salary during training. Tomorrow from 10 to 2. See Mr. Sauriol, Potomac IF,lcclric Appliance Co., 14th and C sts. naw. CHINA PACKER. The Hecht Co. requires the services of a thoroughly experi. enced china packer. Apply Employment Office, F St. at 7th. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY! MEN. The “ ardman Corporation -~0 lers the man of grit, termination, mbition lnd with the desire for the better lhlnu in life an opportunity to secure a FREE COURSE IN REAL ESTATE SALESMANSHIP. OUR SCHOOL —ll conduchd by men of proven success in ?D'n!fl to lhz e schools ever EARN \\'Hll )‘ YOU LEARN. ,The_school sessions are held in the eve: ng 3o that you may secure your trajning i out Josing an ‘hour from your present smplovment.” WE WL STAT Y&y ART-TIME EMPLOYMENT ONCE. o WE HELP \OU the ext = "':.1 ;: ;’é-lfi‘:lz‘ virtuslly forcing you to 4, dales director will "Work" with you i ‘MANY FULL TI‘VIE —sales positions are open Tollow' our. mmm WA oe g il o w RDMAN WILL PUT YOU ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS! REGISTER AT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING HOURS 10:30y 2: 30 and 7:30. V\’ARD\{AN CORPORATION 1437 K § WE ARE lNTERESTED —in obtaining the services of men who desire to enter the field of sales- manship. Experience is not neces- sary. You do not need-to leave your present position.” A (nlnmg school is being opened‘in this vicinity’ and a_course of instruction will be given without charge-in ‘the evening. If you would like to be a salesman, you may attend this school while con- tinuing your present work. This is a remarkable opportunity. We have several excellent positions for men who are ambitious and are willing to i(;l!ow instructions. If interested ease call in person promptly and a«k for Mr. Allison. 2 i STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,, 1015 14th St. N.W. SALESMEN WANTED, Frigidaire Sales Corporation | will accept applications of several men for permanent positions. 1f you possess a fair education, a clean record and are willing to work as directed we would like to interview you. The men who qualify will re- ceive a guaranteed income. This; is not a commission job. Men with specialty selling experience will be given preference. Apply Mr. Watson, 10 to 4 P.M. 1600 FEckington PL N.E. 81 0od _man, _ thoroug xperi- Sced. for permanent work. - Cail 1243 24 a4 st. n.w., 9 to 5. SOLICITOR for hewly otyanised lnlunnee iny ful “mvmmmni U own ou Rl particuiars ‘about. . yoursell formez” employment. | mist e experienced. ddress Bo Star_offc: TRUCK D Dmm must be unerlmm in ali iture. Apply 508 F I YOUNG MAN high-school i d\ule W learn electrical fixture business. ~Onl wh h A-1 referen ArAcLer wood onnonunuy for one who need apply. A it ihiing o nus- is ambitious. Tndustrious an e Bar owledge typewriting. sten YOUNG MA G I Room 208. gfraphy, newspaper office.” Ca SALES! A NEW PRODUCT: NO BALES RESISTANCE: PRER SAMP £ SELLS S s S TAE APELY APTER S OR BET. 8 AND 10 A.M., 1728 G ST. lrg'w ESTABLISHED CORPORATION ¥ith ofices in principal cities, seeks man ashingion branch. Decessary. Right man time connection, with splendid possibilit Bond required. Address Box 267-Z, Star office. PATENT LAWYER Sovith at lenst five or slx years' patent ex pericnce, wanted by Philagelphia. patent firm. splendid opoortunity for " right man. Address Box 1 8t ce. 2° REAL ES We require the services of & high:class. rogressive man who prefers to sell new es. Prospects and co-operation to the Tallest extent. ~ Phone for appointment it interested. ROBERT W. SAVAGE, nr gmon Trust Blds. HBOY as bundle w: rapper Apply THE YOUNG MEN’S SHOP, 1319-21 F St. N.W. TATE TAX ATTORNEY. anVearenuite I OUF O (0 anele. Bed a1 “Eitate Tax cases. Addiess Box 331-2Z, Star office. lml’ml‘ AGENCIES. ooo( :nfl umnl Housewo rtd e o T prere: b D531 U st: mowe . North 5011 JUDDS EXCHANGE—Good help e dasly. Srer 2114 vumam. ave 3] s nm.:'&'.’;?. NGE—Honest, reliable do- XCHA] b2 day. week or month; ref. in- ur 3551 1837 mn“‘ e et an lale. needed to 17 the ee 15380 Btma" that use. inis ofhee. TR arly b Tt RUPH] mestic hfln vestigated. 5 aundry driver, co or erui i *ookkee] clerks, m u"lllox:"lc!dl 1 () ll.'. l'l“. 2338 INSTRUCTION COURSES. Sllp L i 0 me! ablished 10 !ll MT. PLEASANT SCH! iching Clvil Tivoll Tn!ller Bldg. SHORT, Fostal Gorreapondence Scnoo Fui tional Bank Bullding, or phor Felce Buiects ‘elephone_Col._3000. Y NOT NOW IF YOU ARE GO EE‘EB learn telephone switchiboard operating? In 15 one-hour lessons you wil o ma. el oo tenther PEoeih e Addrul Box 396- UGHT"BY AN sonable. st. .nu BY EXPERI- x.;’un. -mathematics. lx{_mflm ZELIKOVICH, |mg. giving past experience, etc. otérence. | women'’s coat department. 1929. 1 furnish man and wife com- some additional for care of smail Continental Trust Pnone Mo FE, colos 0 100) ( Dite i Enal aparoaent Nouscs 2 Vasement feom§ with light and heat as compeneation- her information apply DAVIS CO.. 733 12th_st. need o o work onthe i un ulllfll snbaxvmon on the ‘market. Wi you to believe [mposgible, out Just Doint ‘o the results v our present sales force. 1f we will give you a thorough eal estate selling in"our schooL. il M'—dfin t d Y LEE MINAR, 1405 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. WANTED—SALESMEN. HELP AND SITUATIONS HELP—-DOM!S‘HC. Cos l.:comm)m mvwl. GIRL, youns, Sitaiiae general Feferénce reauired: half llme Telephone cmex. 2 SSos: B 1 Thousework. o0UF days. Waen: Mats um.:: cm it &fi 3 i o Ifundress, Ty MISLe, Bood Home. (or Fiekt 310 Week. 13 'W. Thornapple WOMAN, _white, make home with Address Box 358-; eneral housework and amily; noderate wages. BEDDING sillgws, Im&ar et 6. wn comiorts 16 fi'-’snal“c’.'.'e'fi S Chiinness and y cléaned, Tepaired, Estimates, plans, ug‘n f urn. Llnmln 7533 W dl 7t took two meals 3 day, do housework and care for young boy; stay mights x:my“uo Avply “between 7 Dt st. strong, 25 to 40 years oid, invalid: nursing experience un- good home: stay nights: 345 pe 5 North Garolina 'ave w'mum white, to care hecessars, m 22 ‘mm Stind Nord pights; o Undavs. Call after 6 b.m.. North 778-W. 2011 Perry st. n.e. 5. Noiin i and_do Bouse- Work, no washing or ironing: 7-roo ave ref mali, family; Small family; must h AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, thoroulhl! ex- rienced in selling trucks in to) 3 it be able to handle orinéction with fleet as well as s installations, in fact, one who ll cl lbl! of assuming charge of this art and to work only i uper llon al A real opportunity hy III 'h c qualify. See Mr. Vassar at 'k Murph: the new Reo dis- Cflhllwll, lll! 14th st. Earn Two Days’ Pay In One dli America's’ widely known lines of usine: stmas greeting The "Erocess. Corporation. s e Fufnish ev fmn st once; e Fufnish ever ¥ *Go ra fifl'g Nlnflnll Press Bldg.. 14th_an e SALESMAN WANTED. Exclusive territory for well known product; drawing ac- count and commission ; thorough training given; satisfactory rei- erences required. THE TODD SALES CO., 1426 G St. N.W. —_— BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. PREPARATION FOR CENSUS OF il Service “Preparatory SPECIAL Bee exam. School assortment of : 50% commis~ sion._Earl no7* ALTGR for Brominent”and select cho write for audition: ive telephone and par- ticulars: rehehrsals weekly. Address Box 3 Star_office. QOOK, _second, colored. - experienced, ™ for rge_boarding house. 1123 13th st. 2 AUTO MECHANIC and weider, just_return- ing to city after 8 vears in the'auto lnaumy i Middle West. Returning Oct. 20. 1167 3rd st. CHAUFFEGR, private, white, can 7 Tepair any make of car, best referenc Caroline st. GHEF, German. o an:wum, -:m wood over 25 vears experience in hotels: restan mants, :\n!fl.znl: clubs. Address Box 351 tar_office 1 COLORED M, ires work. R ele\ntn es) buller. Phone Col. 5836, CARPENTER R T e Tnciosed: o mecal Jeather s ml»lnr B, Brintne. Adams 1624, 1359 T oy GARPENTERINGPorches mdoufl - slin e lastering and cement vou. ..E"" Sripping. Phone Adams 1394, cnu 0. honay. lw iniea. ubholsierine. Arms 1 Lw, Praskiin Wi e HooE" seraRing -.cx'T"‘ chines.” W. E. Day. Capitol DOOR CHE AIRING_We repair and 1 all lundlrspml door t‘-b.tl C. Armi; 16 ol'l ave. n. Metropolitan Slfll N, ELEGTRIC WIRING—8-room house. #fll Fith electric fxtures .-.-s: I:uu ] ll guarante erms é:- e deighis 8. 1 waxi) Pl e all, bath, Krures, 20, phsvaiea. cm my save time and mone: k Terms. _North H. FLOOR SURFACING and _finishing foors a speclaity; new dustiess machines: son Folk, 1935 5462, R "'mrms":m Tittensor. 'fx‘ St l’r.' hew. LN 7103, free. te, 24 = tered B G e connecuon With go0d fn‘ dertaking establishi clerical expe; dress Box 14- L w:lh city dfl\gnl permit, ver, ‘ear was e Phone AT AN, d will with Enll:k 0! touring Cll’ w!hes permanent connect fast on delivery: best references: houn 1m material. Address Box 361-Z, Star offi MAN, colored, htl‘. FXD!YIEHC! Janitor, houseman, kit. ma stl Decatur 24! N, colored, experienced, butler»hnnumln PEo0d. et st. North_6623. REGISTERED PHARMACIST, good Xrenl and ;.QS('I'IDLIDHATA g ’1 ‘ences Phone Temple Eharmacy afexandria Va. - Residence phone, STENOGRAPHER, YDIII’IK mlnv II‘Q 27, d education. " 5" ves Hence ©insurance. :.hmcnle hlld 'Orkth washer." clty_rer. 3 410, "Dec. 1486, STOREROOM MAN, food checker or assist- ant steward, experienced: graduate of Lewis Hotel School. Address Box 347-2, Star omu DANGING TEACHERS, two youns adic de- siring to become ballroom teachers: evening work o n School of Dancing. 8o mh . mwr away afier 31 & o axwr‘mvd, iy nigl i Dime, Tussday. - 169 K COMPANION, at onee. i sround old, refererices; stay nights: good Teasonable ‘sal- for_ Eoardi 3 5:3¢ between 1 YOUNG MAN | would Tike position six nmm ger week from 6 to 10 or 11. Address Box 54-2. sur office. G MAN, 23, desires permanent con- Dection, Experionced poorkecuas. tpist and general office work. _Lincoln 1398. 8% S—MEN AND WOMIN COUPLE German, wani_cook-butley positions iy small family; 5o objecti on to country. 2307 18th n.w. VERNESS to_{ake_care of tw four and fve, for last two in October. referencey required. Phone Miss Moore. National 2006 RooM BOARD in refined home in ex- hange for assistance with cooking; middle -m preferred. Phone Georgia 1972 any GIRL, colored, neat, desires job board o1 elevator operator at nisht. North 1326-W. colored, “as helper or nurse; ot 2354 Champlain st. n.w. switch: Phone stay o ot Sirs, Phone su.uun - experienced, for dresses mament _position: alternating hours afts noon and evening. ~Sheiton Shop, 3304 14 SALESLATIES Afier ieading all omm m the ‘sale of children’s story sets for 23 ve brought out, b st siortes Beauirst Musteations "ever offered: roposition is very attractive for part or ull time selling. We have an opportunity { rvisor and subagents in Philadel Phia and vicinity, Give us as complete de Palls ‘o yoursell as Sou. expect from us Mifiin Co., 931 Public Leds ?u nationslly sdvertised Spen- N orsets: no_canv: cer dress a ¥ adress "Box 190K, Star fax: sive Phone. G LADY to address envelopes and Tor Do omes work., experience not Shvwer 1o owh” handwriting. - Address Box 343-2,_Star offic T | TY) NURSE, graduate, German, refined, speakiny English, desires any steady case; experiences g’nrl (élnbebe.l: insulin treatment; references. SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, conscientious, 3 years' real est ence, knowledge of bookkeeping, ton’ with ~opportunity for pable and e exper! ants posi: ancement. ECRETARY—QUIcK, accurate stenographer, executive ability; excellent references; will- ing to began at 340 per week. Cleveland ING expert, exj gorrespondence work day employmen rienced in literary and k desires evening or Sun- hr. “Phone Col. 1sss. WOMAN. 'capable, refined, mature, execu- tive abiiity. desires position. manager tea room or small hotel cafe; ienced: ref- erences. ‘Address Bax 3447 Gras ofics. Tooms. 2 halls, I‘.’"m'n ¥ Nat. 23’5 28* KIY’S—W‘. I.\Clw Keys. ” Tk Qe BT New Metro. 3005. HOUSE WIRING bath, ‘complate. G $2unte w Yeie wve. n.w. estimate. Ted U‘ndlhl PAINTING -Int. and ext. house painting, expert ; * skilled ullll Mll'l. APERING, decor and (lltflfll’ Harry A. OIOHHI Ga! ave. now. Phone Col. 4338; PAXNT!NG PAPERHANGING. euaranteed. B, G, Lopatin,. 337 ‘uaran 3 . near Park rd. ‘flllfll lm L AINTING and paperhanging. Let model your business and Y“‘dtnull mD- zrly ‘Work guaranteed: convenient terms. ', Scott Co., 420 2nd st. n.w. Met. FAPERING, paintine. T home improvemen payment 30 days attar wor mones By :°lfi' c}';:" H'lnlna'"x‘:e'c"onm- mone a o E Then 1000 oth st Phone 0854, PAPERING ne; est pat! 2 rw:nmp Dt %‘;;,‘“—'“——xfil"—-— P . .enanco. PA -—M:Ill pa- B e T mtel substituted. Earl Jordan, Lin. mlh{. flml’lnnl. nl.ll i fioors re -m»l'e-l work IGING, st Tow prices lloou Bersonal Sitention et my mhlllm lnhl. 3559 _10th_st. Adams 7149, or remodeling, on easy hot_water, hea arages or rame, brick o concrete wor use the very best grades of mnm-l in o1 our work, and e of work is taken care of by kincd mechanics, ‘supervised the all worl nally,” an do work anywhers i -Ml&u — SITUA‘I'ION—BQHEBHC. 'OUNG_LADY to_assist in kitchen and dining room of cafe.” Apply 1111 13th st. % Cathollc. 1 you are sa (G LADIES. ¢ ed -nn 5308 week at start, call 8 to 15 SALESWO\IEN . People’s T Blds. experienced for our drapery department. W._B. MOSES & SONS, F and 11th. EARN TWO DAYS' PAY IN ONE America's widely known lne of sresting iberal commission ¢ Pasts. ‘We furnished free. Cal roce! Co: fon, 8 o wie, S Frossle Copertton, T CURTAINS 3 work Caliea” Tor ang delfvercd™® Lumesa CURTAINS ETRETCHED. 505 per pair, 40¢ per panei. = Called f pe panel, Calied for aud adlivercd anywh er COOK, colored, first class, wants B can n;el cuy Jeference from last Placd “Car et COOK. &0od, half time. Phone Dec. 1938-J. COOK, general housework. Please call 1330 Corcoran st. n.w. R e Potomac_4399. i DAY WORK of any kind ma Call 6241. 3022 Sherman ave. onr o oL GIRL, colored, wants work a :lfll’;;l or houseworker. chambermaid, e s A LARGE DEPARTMENT store requires the services of'a number of additional sales- women for all departments. Re- ply giving name, address, tele- phone number and experience. Address Box 130-Z, Star office. GIRL, colored, cleaning_office. GIRL, colo Tefined, wanis o cook breakfast, clun Spartment or office; good references. . 5261 GIRL. neat, use: Joants work “after school 934_Westminster st. n.w. :Oloreflv from Va. its gen- o ork. Apply 1725 Wllllrfl st. n.w. Rl. wlored wishes work maid, nurse: ‘Tamily’ wash also wanted. 3212 | yem amplain st. nw. GIRL wants morning wor Ref. uve in_2500 bl:ck Call N, 318¢ ave. n.w. FUR SALESWOMAN. One who is accustomed to| selling the best quality furs. Address Box 235-Z, Star office. GIRI wants work cooking SR 1Ay ok Bl wok e . dress is 1240 New Jersey ave. n.w. Metropolitan_4050. rah Cr for Ac PAPERHANGING—RoomS bl i 15 eth W I.."_ At tur_41 PAPERHANG] PWF-‘ R Amates. furniened. 1731 .. 'A'tu |"t o7, Hyattiville 308m ise PLASTERING JOI cement work. NO ‘job Franklin' 9822, | ‘.‘" ‘nu" IMW;’%.,% 3417, crosscut and 8 nd. :nrcla fa"3100 Mi. Fieashnt. s w. bri (m Ghone mme, Adams 131, between, 8:30 . mwfl e your work ln:u w' and save money, are not by - srd_Uoh. "io* mh Nat. GIRL, colored, reliable and igllnl. d(!‘};! a pl.nft in a private ambermaid. or waitress; m expected, _ Phone Norih iag3y eate"wases STENOGRAPHER, first-class stenographer, one with expe :nce in insurance work preferred. Salary, $1,200 per year to start with bonus and lunches in addi- tion. Advancement if satisfac- tory. Reply in own handwrit- Address Box 350-Z, Star office. MILLINERY MAKERS AND'COPIERS, ¢ Must be thoroushly experienced Dhoning. Madame Rose. . (,OAT SALESWOMAN. The Hecht Co. requires the H|services of a high-class sales- arly 123 & woman with experience for their _Apply Employment Office, F St. at 7th. CORSETIER. The Hecht Co. requires the |} services of a corsetier woman and fitter. Apply ]mpln\m('nt Office, F St. at 7th. colol nt o Flione Potomac WEATHER lrrnu'r Tieect 1o outiast puilam e i_suj permnen. CnA GIRI ored, neat. wants bl Htn J:ny Teference. 1636 K. GIRL, solored, stay ni ce as st. n.w. T Trdtton” boints Sou Dixie Tours. Howard House, Fr. 10153 'fl- 3 i GEneral housework: GIRL, ¢ colnnd. assist’ with mendmx GIRL, colored, helper or day’s wo wor place as chambermaid Fotomac 1338, hes work as mother's k. _PFr. 3146-J. L. colored, neat, for light h: taking ‘Care. of & Baby: r'deu:g.!'on ne r_call uu 1ith st 2 ke care ul baby, light HoCooking: wiil" Say" semme GIRL want; hon:'ewnrk GIRL. colored. nest. wishes part-time work in brivate home or’ spt. nings or eve Expfrflw:eu with best of Teferences. general houge- GINL~fises: [ratiablos toaored: oo po- sition’ as general houseworl whole _or part time. Call or phone 1418 oth st. Po- tomae_2205. lace: help cook, cleaning or h Whit ¥ GIRL wishes a pi disn” washins. te, 443 Heal pl LAUNDRY by Pot. 5184, LIGAT HOUSEWORK G Two0d Tel- e TS B s aw nurne; sood el MAID, ~colored, T civien s ks uitress! does part-iime and dayv's clty ref. Decatur 241 MAN. colored. wants place a around cook; ‘reference. Iaundry o bring home. Po CHOOLGI olor at, desires noons\mk W5 Sother’s helper Oall Fote- mac TELEPHONE OPERATORS, BETHESDA, MD. DESIRABLE POSITIONS Open To Young Women 16 Years of Age and Over, With High-School Education. Good Pay to Start. Frequent Ifcr:ases‘ : . Apply Wisconsin Ave. and Stanford St., Bethesda, Md. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY. ITION ty culture. The M. saves moriths of time in K and general housework: fly; 345 month; city reference: ave. n d_general housework: 310 we B arnet st near R North Nort = MAKE YOUR OWN .P =nuer expert, -un-rv lon; cutting, mnl u SSHOOL, KB v e nu YOUNG MEN To learn selling; must be satisfled with $28 while training. Pleasing personality and fair education emnn-l Apply 358 Munsey Bidg. from 2 to SAL \IEN WANTED. Several energetic men, married preferred, who own cars and know the city, to sell radios of famous makes; permanent and profitable Apply to Mr. upward a.m., Homer Daniels, Kitt Co., weekly. 10 to 12 1330 G st. Sch L15; AuTO G ‘men; whit Spectas rates. this month. GREGG SHORTHAND BY p'r‘lnu lessons; ;,;:cchen . moderate rtes. FRI FOR “BEGINNERS: CONVERSA- HA [method; singly or I classes. W. ALEXANDER, 1450 Girard st. n. 190 Aflo’mm T8 o YOUR fla&. days, 525 weel i i et 100 § e places for men used to earning $50 | Saim 0% $3¢ Hulver general --nud. 1 3104 Porter st n. 80 HOUSE! T lored; nours, 1 to 7 p.m. Sd'al 42nd st. References_required. Bousewor dress— 5025 WOMAN, colored, experiencet, pari-time work or cafeteria’ work. 3 Phone Pot. 3911 18° to do young. WOMAN, competent; _middie chamber’ work or io take ch m __Phone Pot Solored, wants Bouscwork by dp o Gava: " 638 5or rd Tace as cook_or Teferences. De- ‘\x?exzmy."wlioua Jents daye work whout ags i, e i Read T Sl 3, B0 Window, vashing: e K{:‘?f«'."iu"{"“ sod Fereren Grels 5361 BOns rker; good referent ANy Ve e vt O day's Work RO 1aundr. " 416 Allisen ot nw: o0k “Ras | & WOMAN, colored, neat, excellent Cook, de housework, mald-waitzéss, part time, S T . ."call after 4 p.m. . colored, reliable. wants a place seneral houseworker; “¥o home ‘nights: colored woman _wishes ‘work ironing and cleaning. 1004 S wiZfes mornings fice. Call wants work in _evening Call work or n.w. WOMAN, colored, from 7 to 11 of any kind; best ref. Pot. 3053. WOMAN, ~color laundry to_take wants da: ome. 203 O WOMAN wants Phone_Atlantic 3561-W. N, 2, reliable. want T or housework: Iaundry. WOME & ssiacw. n.?g“"""um.‘ GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. stay nights l't- n;flu‘x. remen. 708 Allison’ st. .. Adamy v HOUSEWORKER; 1 B Bradiey Lane, chevy chage, nlsml GEI nou EWORKER, colored: £00d home: stay nights: references. 1714 Upshur GERMAN GIRL wanted for upstairs wovk and take care of boy 7 years old: fishts. 3831 Eanawha st. Chevy O Clevela: onlnnd intelligent, must stay nights. Ac Sonn. aver general hous ams 137, vidua! SECURITY, SALESMEN - |dress TTO o ok on o dlviding | ying, fast selling Chumbermald and wajire: . Md. P B =, R —— “CQMMENDED SERVICE. The follow. business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary u: be made to The Star will receive mpt attention. For admission to mmended Service Column call _Main 5000, Branch 115. ROACH, rat exter- Wwe maintain u mod- o1 attresses renovated. sDFInES T fow prices P ohmbta | busl LEAVING for Miami, Fla in few dave: w1l will passens Reférences ex WEDNESDAY SPECIAL— Formanen Wave: euiite head. n 20 Satras, 58, o] NESDAY, MA HONOUR SCHOOL. 817 J4th St. ~ PERSONAL. SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED ;l;lr'u. masseuse. Metropolitan 5627, hours 0 7 5 5ABY BOY FOR ADOPTI Toung Rekltn and parent: Answer ‘gy EVEL! CANADIAN e Bwedioh uh _medicel masssec 2D aoet'm‘:fnu only. 1012 Mass. ave.’ n.w. oy Dachudize shambooe. set , inclu ami lmg By”'our male. ex x:-lonlynbn Lu- Pral ke ing. Hlfln. I.t flo mcnt No MABELLE 1325 N. H. l'e nw. mon!. RUSSIAN unou-i‘imw teache: reasonable. MME OVICH, Meuopolu.n sm . WHEN lh!y need a (Im!!l lnd hlv. itt] hlndl; Chambers. the undertaker, 'III you llve klndps! consideration. = Call l. 0852 W W Chambers Go..' 1400 Chasin LADY, CAREFUL | X WILL TAKE Ildirs lltemoon drlvu or on short ?-fl‘nl 2 r. Hyattsville 1035 mornings. CDNVALMNTB (s ED CARED R in private home by nurs onvincing refer- ences. 311 Garland ave. Takoma Park. Phone Shepherd 2851 TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS money-saving prices. = Fit and ERGARLS 16 chre for Jour tvers WAL Phs- ples Dnll Store No. 2, .:I'l l.llu. n.w. TOE JOINTS OR &n. letter. Addrm -Z. Star oflu WHY ENLARGE foot troubles? Consult Foot Correct Crators, 81 st n e Suite 108, Ground MOTHERS, WHY WORRY ABOUT Tfll children while sou are at work or othersi Ked? " Send them "to" Pre-School Play ad fun are one. n st um MILLINERY—FELT HAH‘W remodeled. MISS . formerly 7“" Julius Gatfinckel & Co. Liricoln 1860. PRIMAR onAnu K oneh. Aaheliu . topervised plave Liane: portation from and to home. 3100 Cona. Slhcn "REFINED, WANTS » TR housework ‘o7 care of <hlldren evenin i exchange for room and board, all OF NEW AND FINER RUGS MADE ‘monize with your furniahi ns from vour old rugs a m‘.‘?'a mun out "n‘?"""bm d. Phone e v,%;"i’?::.",e:,.:*fi...‘-':,i Fous BUSINESS omn‘rlmlms. of ideal Toomi 019 rooms. i xmu.Mw ) “so e, P 9. Waishe P I PARTY ';m‘ to Aot ‘completed Dects. - Address Box 96-%. Star ——ENO— I water i room nformation. 1003 Mass. r:;m' & AND ACCESS Do vou want & income wit) a i wendertul Obportunits “To get a Bves oW returns for terma. |iBFy m