Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1930, Page 67

- 4 June, would be approximately 10 per # than the 1929 production, leaving a . v #° tatces are still being reported in the v SR FINA YH ATy NCIAD. 7 v = LAl R THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON. AT g TXTV 7 TEP ; D. C, JUNE v 29 e 93C—PART" SIX. JPRODUCE MARKET . PRICES REVIEWED Larger Cabbage Crop Being Forecast—Potatoes Are Cheaper in Virginia. Recent reports indicate that the acre- age to be planted to the late cabbage crop, according to growers' intentions in cent larger than last year, says the United States Department of Agricul- ture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, market news service. The 1929 acreage ‘was the largest on record as far back as 1918. Much of this increase is in the area planted to the domestic type cab- bage. Usually about half of the do- mestic cabbage is utilized for kraut. The intended acreage of Danish type cabbage in the late States is reported about 5 per cent larger than last year, New York, Minnesota and Colorado ac- counting for most of the intended in- crease. The intermediate crop in New Jersey 1is reported about one-third larger than last year, although growers reduced their cabbage acreage some- # What. Of the other Eastern States in the intermediate group. Delaware. Maryland and the Long Island district of New York all show forecasts less net increase of but 5 per cent in pro- durtion in these four important Eastern sections, Large Maryland Output. Daily cabbage output of around 50 to 75 cars included a few from Mary- land and Delaware, but heaviest ship- ments just after the middle of the month were from Tennessee. ‘The Jarger Eastern city markets reported supplies moderate and demand slow. Prices were holding about steady. Some lots of extra fine quality cabbage from New Jersey sold as high as $1 to $125, but moest of the receipts from Marviand ranged around 50 to 75 cents & bushel-and-a-half hamper. Prospects for the midseason onion market depend on the maturity and output of the crop in half a dozen States from New Jersey to Central Cali- fornia. There are indications that the supply will not be so limited as it was a year ago, when prices reached rather high levels in Midsummer. Southern Texas is about through shipping, but several hundred carloads usually come from the northern part of the State in late June. The season is early in Cali- Jfornia and California late onions are xpected to be on the market early in July this season Growers are being paid $1 to $1.25 the Rail Stocks BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. | (This is the sixth of a series of brief | analyses by Mr curities. the purchase c: stock. but to gfve the investor formation gently to chart his own course.) There is no doubt about the invest- | ment quality of the senior securities of | the Baltimore & Ohio. its bonds and its preferred stocks. the bonds testifies to the high esteem in which they are held by investors and the preferred stock sells at times to | yield less than is partly in recognition of the fact that{ when rights to subscribe to new shares are given the preferred receives them equally with the common. The only bond in which there is any | large public interest at present is the recently issued 4': per cent convertible issue of exchangeable for common stack on and after February 1, 1931, at a price of $120 a share it has a_speculative attraction which the other bonds lack. To real holders one income in return for a call on the at that price. holding an entircly safe bond meanwhile, these convertible 415¢ are a highly desirable investment problem relates stock itselt, now paying dividends at the rate of $7 annually. the results for the first four months of the year { this $7 requirement is not large there is no pickup in traffic it wi reduced still further. semi-officially never considered any dividend rate so far price of the stock rather closely the trend in earnings It is not the yield on a stock that is a measure of its investment value, but number of times covered currently and the record of the | past dividends on_its common late in 1923 at the annual rate of $5. which was in- creased to $6 in 1926 and to the present rate of $7 in 1929. The return to share- was again | rights which brought an average price in the market of $2 and in 1929 by an- other offer, at an average of around $ so that There is no Teason to believe they will not be treated generousl: providing that business to that the position of the Baltimore & Ohio is no different than that of other carriers, The st The intent is not to recommend 1960. Hughes on railroad sale of anv particular | such in- | as intelli may enable him The market price of | per cent, although *hat | ghe | chasery mprovement Because this will be to sacrifice current | tock wiiling i oy Septomber, at The pression, the common | | . i its On the basis of momentum above | nd if 1 be It can be said the directors have lowering of the but the market is likely to reflect the margin of safety and that climinated. “Benefits products the dividend is Baltimore & Ohio resumed | o, of position on couniries to raised in 1927 by on which sold 2.75 a share, 2.75 ockholders have fared well the rights in the future evives, and as | barrels. 701 over reversed, or 1916. marginal must more in Pacific Coast totaled 187731534 barrels, an of 538,775 during May and 27.397.950 barrels larger than on same date 1929. | During April stocks declined 1.777,61'1‘ output during May totaled 19.044,444 barrels, an increase of Crude Special Dispatch to The Star NEW YORK, June 21.—Because disinelination of to make commitments !ramng market, the Standard Statistics | Co. sees little probability of a sustained in business downward commodity price movement definitely sta- | bilized. A part of the survey setting forth this view follow: “‘Commodity 81, per cent in the past 10 months and | lowest Although | rent decline has so far been much less | precipitous than in the world-wide tends to magnify the unfavorable effects | cn trade and purchasing power. thus established will un- | prices prices the be the part have of Oil—Stocks of crude and refined oil territory on May 31 COMMODITY PRICE UPTURN VITAL NEED |Reverse in Trend Necessary | to Sustained Improvement in Business, Is View. industrial until declined | level the 1921-1922 character | doubtedly consume a considerable length | of time before it is finally dissipated. Meanwhile, outputs are being curtaled | productive Further progress must made in {his direction in order to alien |, supplies of raw materials with current | and prospective demand. of lower prices for basic | passed greater degree to the consuming public | in the form of reduced retail quotations. | Export trade will probably be less in- fluential in aiding a price recovery be extensive abroad, lower selling prices and a_dis- | along facilities thoroughly establish thei independence of American products.” increase 000,000, an of pur- on a| | cent. ville and New for the week previous week. the | were reported. and West. and on the Paci Orleans. showed only change, numbering 487, against 489 in In the 1929 period 427 Corporation News News Trend. Bank clearings for the week. as & resuit of increased exchanges in New York City, showed an expansion of 3.6 per cent over a year ago. Aggregate for the leading cities was $12,615,528.- 000. New York City’s total was $8,958.- increase of 8.2 per cent. Centers outside Now York aggregated | $3,657,528,000, a decrease of 5.8 per All reported declines with the exception of Boston, Richmond, Louis- Insolvencies slight NEW YORK, June 21 (#).—The fol- |lowing is today's summary of important ! corporation news prepared by Standard | Statistics Co. Inc., New York, for the Associated Press: Defaults in the East Coast were lower but higher totals were shown in South The weekly mercantile re- views report further slackness in retail | trade, with continued liquidation in the stock market since cur- de- | against $1.63 The | be | 23,000 in | ™ Chesapeake tas foreign | 31. & earned and price weikness in farm products accentuating the trend. | The Companies. Abbott Laboratories earned $1.68 on common stock in 5 months to May 31, in 1929 period American and Foreign Power April net up 35 per cent: 12 months, 73 per | cent above year ago. Anglo-Persian Oll, Ltd on common stock in year 1929 against 77 cents in nine months to December facilities | 3; “Tgog Brazilian Traction, Light and Power, td., May net up 4 per cent; 5 months per cent above year ago; stockholders on June Whom about 55 per cent were Canadians. Ohio Railroad May surplus up 9.7 per cent: five months off 0.8 per cent from year ago. City Ice and Fuel, May net, before s and depreciation, up 18 per cent; 12 months 2 per cent above year ago. Columbia Pictures earned $6.76 on common stock in nine months to March $1.56 had over 19, of Fairchild Aviation offers stockholders rights to subscripe to capital stock of share. ern Pacific Aviation _Corporation, Aviation for three Fairchild at $6.50 a granted on basis one Great Northern Railway with West- applications create on_ Pacific Coast new route from Klammath Falls, Oreg., to Keddie, Calif. connecting the two roads and Atchison to April but 5,008,907 less ' Will be independent of and competitive than May, 1929. NEW YORK STOCK (Continued From Second Page.) 930— per 100 pounds for yellow onions of this crcp, with upward price tendency re- ported. New Jersey has a larger acreage this season and the crop is in fairly good ccndition. The midseason onion acre- ape is about 8 per cent larger than last ear, but the increase is partly offset v dry weather in Eastern producing sections. Some damage by high winds. which blew off the surface soil from some areas, was reported in New York and Ohio, and some of this area was replanted to other crops than onions. et onions from the Connecticut Valley will enter the market late in July. Prices of Eastern lettuce were reflect- Sng the market situation of Western stock, receipts from New York dropping from a range of 75 cents to $1.25 -per two-dozen crate in mid®June, down to & level of 50 to 75 cents the next week. The crop of set lettuce in Orange County, N. Y., began its market season early in June, but the seed lettuce was not expected to be ready until early in 4 July. Bulk of the production in this county is moved by motor truck and does not make much of a showing in the car-lot reports. Although a decrease of 1 per cent Below last year is indicated in the celery planting intentions for the six late States, an increase of 12 per cent is shown by the planted acreage of the intermediate crop in Michigan. Acreage in New Jersey is unchanged and that in New York and Pennsylvania is but slightly larger than last year. Virginia Potatoes Cheaper. Conditions for cantaloupes have been favorable in New Jersey'so far this sea- &cn, although plant growth was retarded b lack of moisture during' May. Ac- | cording to the preliminary estimate, | acreage for the State is about the same as last year. During late June, sales of Maine po- large Eastern markets, although de- mand was limited. Prices were slanting gradually downward, with best Maine Green Mountains ranging $2 to $2.50 per 100 pounds in the larger city mar- kets. Practically no demand or trading was reported in the Presque Isle dis- triet. Virginia potatoes registered a 50- cent decline at Eastern Shore points. BIG MONEY PROMISED IN SHARK FISHING Muskmelons, muskrats and mush- | Tooms have been raised on a co-operative | basis and now the investing public is | offered a chance to make “big money” | in co-operative shark fishing by buying | for $150 a 60-foot section of a 600-foot @shark net. The promoters of this in- | genious scheme claim, according to a recent announcement of the National | Better Business Bureau, Inc.. that| sharks will be caught in these nets at | the rate of at least 100 a month. They | assure purchasers that an accurate | account will be kept of the catch made | by each individual 60-foot net “and all | sharks caught in a given net will be | credited to the owners of said ret.” As 8 fee for their fishing scrvice the pro- moters require that half of the catch of each net above one shark per net per month shall belong to them. Although | an average 12-foot shark is worth from $12 to $16, according to the sharksters. by cutting this expectancy to haif you learn that each 600-foot net catching 100 sharks per month should “net” at least $600 worth of sharks. No guarantee is given that the sharks | will distribute themselves evenly among | th- 10 sections of the net, but if they | _the company tells its prospective shark fishers, each net would catch 80 o 90 sharks during the season of 8 or 9 months. Half of these would go to the company as its service charge, but this would leave an incom= for | each purchaser of from $276 to 35306 per year on each 60-foot net owned. That is, if the sharks co-operated with | the promoters, concerning the possibility of which the National Bett-r Business Bureau, Inc.. raises some doubt To make this proposition doubly at- tractive the promoters provide that even if your section doesn't catch any sharks, they will allow you three shark & quarter, or $18 in cash Mult plied by four, this would mean a mini- mum return of $72 for the year on a $150 “investment.” LIFE INSURM]CE Co. ! HITS BILLION MARK This week the Provident Mutual Life | Insurance Co. of Philadelphia attained its first billion of life insurance in force, having more than trebled its business sinze 1915. The Provident Life & Trust Co. was begun in 1865 by a group of Phila- delphia Quakers, who organized in a basement on South Third street in Philadelphia’s old financial district. Expansion added to the prestige of the Provident, and there are now 60 agencies in 55 cities throughout 3¢ States in the United States. In 1922/ the company mutualized, and a separa- tion from the trust company was| 2c-omplished, The Provident’s Washington office is | uncer the direction of H-rbert O 2*-1,ew. Th* 2gency’s 1939 produ-tn Bcomo:. than doubled the 1939 figurss. v 121 91 67 100% 1 104% 49 B 0% 10% 3t 47 20% 14% s 47 113% a7 125 1% 70 105% 4315 29 111 100% 4 Stand Brands pf (7) Stock and dividend. Reo Motor ctfs (80c) . Republic Steel (4).... Republic Steel pf (6)... Revere Copper & Brass. Revere Cop & Br A (4) . Reynolds Met, n (2.40).. Reynolds Spring.... Reynolds Tobacco A (3) Reynolds Tobacco B (3) Rhine W Elec Pwr(2.16) Richtield Ol (2)... . Rio Grande Ofl (2)...... Ritter Dent Mg (13)... Rossia ins o1 am(2.20) Royal Dutch (al13415)... Rutland pf. ... Safeway Stores (e5).. Safeway Stores pf (6).. Safeway Stores pf (7).. St Joseph Lead (13).... St Louls & San Fran (8). St Louls & San F pf (6). St Louls Southwestern. St Louis S W pf (5) Savage Arms (2).. Schulte Retall Stores. Schulte Stores pf (8). Seabeard Air Line. Seaboard Alr Line pf.. Seagrave (el.20). S ebuck(1215) Second Natl Inv Second Natl Inv pf (5) Seneca Copper.... Servel Inc.... Sharon Steel Hoop (2). Sharp & Dohme. .. . Sharp & Dohme pf (3%) Shattuck (F G) (11%) Shell d&Trans(a%7c) Shell Union (1.40)...... Shell Unfon O1l pf(5%). Shubert Theatres. . Simmons Co (3).. Simms Pet (1 60). Sinclair Con O1l (2) Sinelair Consol pf (8) Skelly Ofl (2) Skell Hish Low % 6 454 391 14% 164 39 274 494 42 5% 95 108 108 83y 35) 5te 100 961 9618 581 971, 108 104 98 63% 89 44 18% 87 441 18 95 107 241 18 20% 2 109 29% 901 24% 41 4 161 1047 v Oil pf(6)..... loss-Sheffield Steel Sloss-Shefield St pf(7) Snider Packing Co. .. Snider Packing pf. Solvay Am Inv w w outh Porio Sug (1.10).. 18 Sol'orto Rico Sug pf(8). 105 Southern Calif Ed (2)... 6 53% oouthrn iriesA(1%) 20 outhern Dairles B. . R b Southern Pacific (6) 111 111% outhern Railway (8). 100% 100 Southern Railway pf(5). YR 98y, Sou Ry M & Onio efs(4). 90 90 Spalding (AG) ¢2)..... 33! 33% Spalding A G 1st pf (7). 108 108 Spang Chalfant & Co. 201 * 32 Spang Chalfant pf (6)... 9 Sparks Withington (1) 18 Spear & Co....... % Spear & Co pf (7). Spencer Kellog (1.60).. Spicer Mfg. picer Mfg bf (3).. ... Spilegel-May-Stern (3) Stand Brands (1%) x47% 4 1615 105% 18% 56 x20 5 sy 2l an 102 1001% 111% Stand Comm Stand Gas & Stand Gas & El pf (4) .. Stand Gas& Elec pf (6) nd Gas & Elec pf (7) nd Invest Corp...... nd O of Cal (215) 63 tand Oil Export pf 102% Stand Oil of Kansa 3 Stand Oil of NJ(2) Stand Ol N ¥ (1.60) Stand Plate Glass Stand Plate Glass pf. Stanley Co of America. . tarrett (LS) (12%). ... tefling Sec A)........ Sterling Secur pf (1.20). Sterling Sec cv pf(3)... Stewart-Warner (1). Stone & Webster (4). tudebaker Corp (4)" .. Studebaker Co pt (7)... Submarine Boat. . Sun Ol (11)... Sun O pf (6)....... heater Co (The) . Supertor Oil.... Superior Steel Sweets Coof Am (1). Symington. vmington Class A. Telautograph (11.30). .. Tenn Copper &Ch (1) Texas Corp (3)... Texas Gulf Sulphur (4). Texas Pacific C & O1l. .. Texas Pac Land Trust. Thatcher MIg (1.60).. Chat'er Mf pf (3.60). The Falr (2.40)... e Fair pt (7 Thermoid Co T Tobacco. : 51 (3%)... 85! 61 9914 111 6 100 ;61 50 104'5 1034% 103% a3s 40 41 11 104 181 6 104 18% 2) ird Avenue....... ird Natl Inv (3) Thompson (J R) ( Thompson Prod (2.40) Thompson Starrett Co. Thomp-Starr pf(3% ) Tide Water Asso «60c) Tide Water As O pf (6). Tide Water Ol pf (5)... Timken Det Axle (80c). . Timken Roller Bg (3).. Tobaceo Products Tobacco Products A. ... Tobacco Prod dv ctfs A. Tobacco Prod dv etfs B. Tobacco Prod dv etfs C. Transcont] Ol (30¢).... Transue & Williams (1). Tri-Continent] Corp. Tri Con Corp of (6). Trien Products 211 Feaux Tia Cond o1 60) Pruscon Sti (gl 20) 4% xd1% 134 18% 83% 83 87 87 126 x13 59% 61 3% 4 9% 10 % 6 5% 5% b 3 16% 175 1 1% o 1t 9014 X805 2015 301 134 28 28 108% + 138 125'4 17% 1065 50 242% 8619 381y 99 58% 142 84 9 68 N [ P e | payrents based x Ex-dividend 3 | serp 12 EPlue Low 100 63% 83 121 10 61% 37 2081 824 with Southern Pacific. Stocks and Dividend. Twin City Rap Tr (§4).. Twin City Rap Tr pf(7). Underwood- E11-Fish(5) . Underwd-EIl-F pf (7) Union Bag & Paper. ..., Union Carb & C (2.60).. Union Ofl of Cal (£2).. Unlon Pacifie (10)...... Unlon Pacific of (4) ... Union Tank Car (1.60).. United Alrcraft. ... United Aircraft pf ( United Biscult (1.60)... United Biscuit pt (7)... Utd Carbon (2)... United Cigar Store: United Cigar pf. United Corp. .. United Corp pf (3) United Dyewood. ... . United Dyewood pf (7). United Ilec Coal United Fruit (4)....... Utd Gas & Improv (1.20) Un'ted Gas Imp pf (5).. United Paperboard. . ... Unit Plece Dve W (2)... Utd Plece Dywks pf 6% . United Stores A. United Stores pf. . U S Distributing. US & For Sec U S & For Sec pf (6) S Freizht (3).... S Hoftman Mch (2)... S Jndus Alcohol (17) Leather. . S. Leather, A. ... Leather pr pf (T)... Pipe & Fdy (2)..... Pipe&Fy 15t pf 1.20. Pipe&Fy 2d pf 1.20.. Realty & Imp (5) . Ruhher. .., Rubber 18t of . Smelt & Ref (33%).. S Smelt & Ref pf(33%) Steel (7)....... U S Steel Corp pf (7). U S Tobacco (4). ..... U S Tobacco pf (7)...... Universal Leaf Tob (3). Univ Leaf Tob pf (8). Univ Pictures 15t pt (8). Univ Pipe & Rad. Util Pwr&Lt A (e2).. Vadasco Sale: Vanadium Steel (14) Van Raalte.....ueuas Van Raalte pf...... Vick Chem Co (2%). Vicks Shrevpt & Pac(5) . Vicks Shrevpt&P pf(5). Virginia-Caro Chem. Va-Caro Chem 6% pf. Va-Caro Chem pf (7). Virginia El & P pf (1) Va Iron Coal & Coke. . Vulcan Detinning (4). . Vulcan Detinning pf (7) Wabash.. Wabash pf (A) (5) Wabash pf, B (5)..... Waldort System (1%) Walworth Co (2) Ward Baking (A) Ward Baking B. . Wara Baking pf (1).. Warner bros Pie (4). Warner Bros P pf (2.20) Warner-Quinlan (1).... Warren Bros (3).... Warren i'dy & Pipe (2). W ebster-kisenlonr. . . W ebster-Eisenlohr pf. .. Wesson Oil & Snow (2). Wesson Oll & Sn pt (4). West Penn Elec A (7)... West Peun Elec pf (6) West Penn Kiec pt (7) West Penn Power pf(6) West Penn Power pf(7). Western Dairy A (4) Western Datry B.. Western Maryland. Western Md 2d pt Westein Pacific. Western Pucific pf.. Western Union Tel (8).. Westinghouse Alr B (2) Westingr.ouse E & M(5) Westinzhse E&M pt (5) Weston Elec Inst (1) Weston Elec Ins t A (2). West Vaco Chlorine(2). Wextark Radio Strs. . Wheéling & L Erle pt. White Motors (2). s s s u u u u u. U U u u U u u U U U s s s s s [ s ~ White Rock M S (f434). 1% Hackensack W Dividend rates as given In the wbove table are the erly or rail vearh T Plus 4% In stock ¥ Plus 9% 10 stock no resiiar rate Ahle in <tock 10 White Sewing Machine. . White Sewing M of (4).. Wilcox LIl & Gas. . . Wilcox & Rich (A) 2%.. Wiicox Rich B (2) Willys-Overland. .. .. Willys-Overlund pf (7 Wilson & Co..... Wilson & Co (A). Wilson & Co pt.... Woolworth Co (2.40) Worthington Pump Worthogton Pump A(7) Worthngton Pump B(6) Wrigley Wm (4).. Yale & Towne (15)... Yellow Truck & Coach. Yellow Tr & Coach pf. Young Spring (3).... Youngston Sheet & T (5) Yngstwn Sheet&Tube B. Zenith Radio. .. High. 154 65% 92 125 12 i © 1 110 20 93 31% 201 21 57% 24 47 21% 57l 101 101 1 1095 1 1095, 1 1185 1 45 17 24% 214 21 43% 166 40% 150 138 348 1 86 71 50% 26% 95% 36% 115 130 10% RIGHTS—EXPIRE. American T & T...Aug 1 Ches & Ohio. DuPont deN. . Gamewell Co. July 23 July 15 July n_tne latest qu; * Partly extra o Pryable when esrned ieck 2 Plus 6% in stock S 8% in steek & Plus 3% in stock. n Plu; June 23 1 n Paid inst vear 18% 20% 1% avan) h Plue 2 A EXCHANGE 22 3 001x1001% A 118 6 38% 10 16% 24 51% 19 58% x58% 40% x417% 60 65 56 56 011:x101% 0L 101 0814 109% 09 109% 16 118% a3 44 1% 120 18% 20 20 20 17 20 895 404 158 401y 129 128 34 n 10 110 281 x14l 61 24 6% 16% 18% H# I % 16% 18% i W 1% n cash o i <teek R wooen s annual eash inclartions s Payable b Pav. stger +Plus Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices 1 NORTHWEST. 14th and P sts—Day's Pharmacy. 35 14th st.—Merty's Cigar and Magazine i Store. 7th and Que sts.—Kenner's Pharmacy. 5th and U sts.—G. O. Broek, . —Harvard Drug Store. st.—Coiliflower Art & Gift Go. 14th st —Bronaugh's Pharmacy and Bichanan sts.—Holberger's Phar- macy. 14th st and Colorado ave.—O'Donnell's | , Pharmacy 3209 Mount Pleasant st.—Mount Pleasant Cigar ‘and News Shop. J773 Columbia r¢ —The Biliy Shop. 2162 California st —Colodny Brothers. Wardman P macy N Y. N nd M st.—Sanitary Phar- macy nd and Mass. ave.—Phillips' Pharmacy ist and K sts—Duncan's Pharmacy. Tth and K sis—Goldenberg's (time clerk's es) th and O sts.—Lincoin Drus Co. Tih Rt and K. 1. ave.—J_ French Simpson. 1ith’and M sts.—L H ' Forsters Pharmacy. th and U sts "M H Hunton's Pharmacy. G ave and Rock Creen Church rd.—Rock Greek Pharmacy. Ga. ave. and Upshur st.—Petworth Phar- Tnacy 9505 Ga. ave.—Monck's Pharmacy. 2916 Ga. ave._Brighiwood Pharmacy. 6224 rd st.—Stewart's Pharmacy. 1905 Mass. ‘ave.—Dupont Pharmacy. ) ifth and Pla. ave.—Bernstein's Drus Store. Fla. ave and 15t St.—N. Relskin North Capitol st. and R. I ave.—Parker's Pharmacy. 1742 Pa_aye—J. Louls Krick. 2134 New York ave.—Riverside Pharmacy. 215t and G sts.—Quigley's Pharmacy. 25th and Pa_ave—Herbsts Pharmacy. 3315 Conn. ave.—Joil's Newsstand. 8500 Conn. ave.—Circle Confectionery Store. Wigconsin’ ave. and Macomb' st.—Harry G a n Bros. Phar st.—Mattingly 1 1 1 2 Park, 359 Cedar Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. 30th and P sts.—Morgan Bros. 30th «nd M sts—Brace's Phi 3411 M st.—Moskey's Pharmacy. 2072 Wisconsin ave.—Haney' Wisconsin ave. and O st.—Donahue's Pha macy. NORTHEAST. 208 Mass. ave.—Capitol Towers Pharmacy. 4th and H sts.—Home Drug Store. 907 H st.—Gaiten's Music Store. th st. dnd Md. ave.—Louis F. Bradie: i2th and Md ave—Luckeit's Pharmacy. North Capitol and Eye—Kenealy's Pharmacy. 326 Eest Capitol st.—Estiow & Tate's Phar- macy. 20th and R 1 ave.—Collins' Pharmacy. Woodridze 3500 12th st.—Brookland Pharmacy. Brook- John G. Bigss' Phar- SOUTHWEST. 0th st and Va. ave.—Herbert's Pharmacy. h and D sts.—Lantz's Drug Store. 2 and L sts.—Columbia Pharmacy. SOUTHEAST. 3rd and Pa_ave.—O'Donnell's Drug Store, Bth and Eye sts.—F. P Weller's Pharmacy. 11th ‘and Pa. ave.—FPealey's Pharmacy. 1907 Nichols . Anacostia—Healy's Drug Store. 13th and East Cap. sts.—Lincoin Park Phar- macy. 2204 Minnesota ave.—Twining City Drug Store. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. All advertisements for The Evening Star must be in The Star office or one of The Star_branch offices by 11 pm. the DAY BEFORE ISSUE. with the following excep- ions’ Lost and Found. Death Notices. Advertisements under the above classifica tions will be accepted at The Star office, 11th st. and Pa. ave., untll 12 noon day uf issue, except Saturdmys and Legal Holidays, when the closing time is 10:20 am. Al ad- vertisements for The Sunday Star must oc ECiyed at The Star omice by 5:30 p.m. | Saturday. or at any of The Star brane | offices by 4:30 p.m. Saturday. CASH WITH ORDER is requirsd for all “dvertisements from transient advertisers. LOCAL RATES, 3-line mintmum 1 time. 20c per line, 2 times, 19c per line. 3 times. 18¢ per line. 7 times consecutively. 17c per line. Advertisements under Personal. 3c per line additional. RATES OUTSIDE 25-MILE RADIUS OF WASHINGTON. Bros.’ Pharmacy. 23c per line. 21c per line: 30 times or more consecutively. 20c per line Advertisements under Perso: additional. gkt Trausient ciassified advertisements for the Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will be received over the Busin Coun! The Star at regular rates. e i —_— CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its ad- vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only \bona fide answers to advertise- | ments addressed to box numbers iin care of The Star will be de- ]In'cr:rl to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number | ticket. n__suburbs. Oxford Bldg., 726 14th st. n R BOYS over | morning 212_7th st BOYS. 12, white, to sell roach extermina- tor. ‘parents phone 10310, 314 Victor Bide. ' F. F Hovm Srop, 5 Apply Room - Wy Mflnd:). Who can sell_Call_Mong ready for work. KA-TEE l.‘Ct:,. aoy 5 HELP AND SITUATIONS.' circles can make 14th Tub additional mones. n. w ¢ & L nw. rear door Monday: steady work year round. Blanchard. Those with own equipment pre- ferred. Must be first-ciass mechanics "+ PLUMBER. some work T: must be rea s nlblem also plasterer. Address Box 31 A See Mr. o PRESSER. experienced Prosnérity machine. Apply “in person. ‘People's Cleanine & Dyeis 3 Ga Silver Spring. Md SALESMAN-—Ohe of “Washington's largest furniture ‘stores requires the services of a competent salesman_ with auto. to sell di rect to the customer in nearby Marviand and Virginia: state age. experience. efc.. In first_reply. Box 3-7. Star_office SALESMAN_With _pleasing personality and own' car. PERMA POSITION for pro- ducer. Commiesion basis with weekly ‘set- tlements. Others making $35 to $100 selling our product to those who have made written inquiries " GENUINE LEADS FURNISHED See Mr. Praether. 706 Colorado Bids. . SALESMEN—Would $30 weekly as n starter interest you? We want several men for our businessof building up trust Accounts in an old established local bank. in combination With an easily sold thrifi plan: leads furnished: financial aid to_worthy applieants. Call between 10 and 12 a.m. and 4 to 5:30 pm. National Thrift Corp., 302 Edmonds_Bldg.. Wash.. D. C SALESMEN, open territory: _can_use _a few men 10 D C. also Va. See Mr. Parker Room 222 Oxford Blds.. 14th & N. W. ave n.w. s clothing and__de- pariment stores: we are marketing sweat- ers with new. exclusive, patented features: no competition; carry 3 sweaters and swatches: big commissions. Friedman- De ing_Company. Cleveland. Ohio. SIGN PAINTER—Commercial work. salary steady position. ADply 22 14th st. n.e. Sun- day or Monday. i SILK SPOTTER. thoroughly _experienced. and one dry cleaner: steady position for steady men. State salary and give refer- ences in first letter. Address Box 203-7. Star_ o 23° STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST, must be ex- perienced in_statement work. Beginners need not apply. State sge. experience, references, eic. _Address Box 151-2. Star_office 5 STENOGRAPHER—For general office Work Fast and accurate typist. Good salary and opportunity for right man. Reply in own handwriting. siving age. experience and sal- Address Box 282-Z, Star office man, _ English _speaki teady v Apply at store. 1136 Tth n.w. TEACHER or_college student for vacalion pleasant, healthful experience: $210 for 60 days._Address Box 133-7. Star office. TINNER'S APPRENTICE—No one from n.e need apply. _ Call Sunday before _not._ls Shepherd 2164 * USED CAR SALESMEN—You can earn from V336 o 4400 monih- - Owens Motor Co.. 8923 Ga. uve - Ga. 0100, ask for Mr. Graves NG MAN for office work: capable of typ- experience and salary expected 382-X. St married men of good Ap- pearance for sales work in our radio di sion: unusual opportunity for men With some knowledge of radio: also opening for two_inexperienced men who are willing to learn. at 10 a.m. Monday. Apply to Mr. Riley. 4th floor. Potomac Electric Appii- nace Co.. 14th and C sts. n.w 5 $10.000 ACCIDENTAL death. $35 week sick and accident benefits. hospital and doctor bills paid: entire cost, 310 vear: wanted. agents. Address Box 165-Z. Star_office. * SALESMAN Here's your job. Cash every day if you want it. $15 day and up: good leads: oniy few “openings: local advertising starts at gnce. "See Mr. Rogers, 1428 You st. n.w 00r. SECURITY SALESMAN WANTED WHO IS USED TO MAKING BIG MONEY: WHO WANTS QUICK ACTION ON A HOT DEAL: AND WHO 18 USED TO TAKING BIG SUBSCRIPTIONS. SEE MR. SCHROEBEL, ROOM INV] JILDING. 2: CONTACT MAN WANTED with outstanding ability. that has contact with investors; can make a valuable con- nection with an established firm: replies confidential. Address Box 204-Z, Star office. TWENTY INSURANCE MEN to seil BIG DOLLAR POLICY. Ages 16 to 40....... Ages 41 to 501070 Ages 51 to 85 Immediate cash’settlements for fractures and_dislocations. 5 GENERAL INSURANCE_SERVICE CORP. $10 Denrike Building. 3 MEN. SALARY AND COMMISSION. WE HAVE openings for 3 men desiring permanent positions with growing firm: seles experience in_electrical appilances and in- surance helpful, but not essential. Apply Lo Mr. Ch. Bowers, 1006 East Capitoi st.. Mon- day oniy. from 9 am. to 12:30. t BELIEVE IT OR NOT 20—MEN—20 It was a challenge to the unemployed and underpaid men of Washington. The re- sponse to this ad was very good, and we hired 11 men. "We need 9 more at once. The men we hired are a fine bunch of fel- lows. and ‘are a credit to any organization. Our ‘only requirements are that references and be of who expects something for nothing. ‘There is no money needed, how- ever. Call Monday between 9 and 12 am. 201_Denrike_Bldg.. 1010 Vermont ave. n.w SALESMEN. Every automobile and fleet owner. customer "and booster. Call North 2623 appointment. Monday. 9 to 12.” FARMER AND BOY AT ONCE Apply Room 410 Oxford Bldg.. 726 14th n.w.. Monday be d 12 am. * your for Here is & new fast selling proposition. A large western firm Just in Process of organization needs the services of two high-class sales- men with cars to take care of good leads secured through & new and unique metk: These positions will lead to an_executive berth in a short time. If you want to con- nect with something interesting and fast and If earnings In_excess of $150 weekly interest you. see Mr. Brune, Suite 1111. Ambassador Hote!. 9 to i2. Saturday and Sunday. S o s CHAUFFEURS. wnite. ages 25 to 35. ¥ CLOTHING SALESMEN—The Edward Tatlor- | few additionsl men: wood chance for ad- vancement. Apply manager, 719 14th st. n.w. fé;)klr;‘li(r-! APK’D IA(IG‘H-B;:HOOL BOYS, for | Store. 5103 Georgia_ave. n.w.. after 7 p.m. CONTRACTOR, experienced. to estimi on repairing a house. Call Sunday at 1706 F PRESS OPERATO! Howard. DRIVERS wanted who rience and references. ENGINEER, 3rd class licen: t 3 reference; prefer one who understands Wm:lg‘w ai\l‘ hur(y‘ebrh Anv‘l‘y between 11 and GREENSKEEPER'S ASSISTANT: state ex- %tnstlncr, rlnn\ul salary. Address Box 244- JANITOR for small apartment house. Want high-class colored man. married. Do child-rn Man employed during day suitable if wir- capable. experienced onl: Wash. Laundry, 27th and K st sive expe- Address Box. 1682, Small salary and nice apartm i for services = References reauired. Adr Box 330-7. Star office MAN-—All-around. handy white man: si ~o work for right man. = Address Box S§-X. Star office. - X MAN. voung. for work on &as stoves. dress’ Box 330-Z. Star office MAN." young. live wire, to sell flght fickets daily’ at airport for rides in latest type Fora plane. ~Now operating here perma- yently. Must be worker: commission’ basis Apply 915 Investment Blds | MAN OR_WOWAN wanted: possible: to handle Watkins Products in your locality: real opportunity for responsible. | wide awake persons customers establishe | no experience needed. * Write J. R. Watking | Company. 211 Johnson ave.. Newark, N. J. * MAN—Addressing _envelopes and cards in long hand: spare-time miecework. . Reply | D handwriting. Address Box 204-Z. Star MECHANTC, first-class, | Palls_Church. Va | MEN"white, 6, o nea agents on trains: small cash security and | blue suit_required. *Apply Union News Co.. { office._east basement. Union_ Station. EN to sell automatic. low priced, seasonal device. needed everywnere broadly advertised. Easy (0 interest ddress Box 302-Z. Star offic n two, T work: good v for the ones who qualify: no saiesmen necd apply. Call Room 307. 635 F st. n.w. MEN. whose salary is not giving them the betier things of life. can make a connecs {1on, with us that is highiy profitable on your time: men devote a few hours weekly’ are making between $2,000 and $3.000 vearly: it ou have the desire and determination to get ahead call at once. 408 Carpenter Bldg.. 10th and K sis n.w. betwesn 5 and 5:30 p.m Mondzay. Tuesdny and Wednesday. MEN. 4. for selling; 325 and liberal Gommi sion” conditional while in training: our spe- cial instructors show you in the field how to average £40 to $50 weekly. Can also use one man_with car on special proposition. Call 216. Insurance Blde.. after 3 pm. 240 MEN—An opportunity to join a brogressive selling organization for four young men, with or without experience. Apply to Mr. Sauriol #t 10 a.m.—no other time—Potomac Electric Appliance Co.. 14th and C sts. n.w. Use G st. entra MEN. reliable, energetic, known product in exclusive territory. Mar. ried mer. with sales ability preferred. Also interesting offer for automobile saiesmen Apply Mr. Noble Rushe, No. 7 Spencer st Hyattsville. Md. 22° MEN—Big moRey right now seliing o teed shrubs, plants: free outdit: we Gellver: collect. Herrick Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. Ad- weekiy on Chevrolet appearance, as news io sell nationally MEN_Book orders for Gold Bond Guaran: teed Nursery Stock: company established vears: will consider applications from a fe reliable men: full equipment and training. The Geneva Nursery Co., Geneva, N. ¥ = MEN who have spare time, either day oF evenine. we can show you how to turn your tme into real money. Come to room 412, 807 15th st. n.w.. Monday evening at 8:30. MEN_If you want a wonderful oppoitu- nity to make $6.00 Profit & day steads and aet a new Ford sedan besides. send ‘me ¥o'r name fmmediatelv: no experience nec- essary: pariienlars fres. Albert Mills, 4509 Monmouth, Cincinnati, Ohio, \, - Established Corporation. With offices in principel cities, seeks man of mature vears for Washington branch: mus: be aggressive. ytical and thrifty: sales experience advantageous, but not necessars Tight man will find a lifetime connection with _splencid_possibilities; bond required. Address Box DR Insurance Solicitors. Make money in your spare time. We offer s live-wire proposition for live wires. Apply 434 7th st.. upsta g - YOUNG MAN wanted for ex- ecutive position, must be high school graduate. Apply between 9 am. and 4 p.m. CHILDS CO.,, 1423 Penn. Ave. N.W. SHOE BUYER. A splendid opportunity for a capable young man thoroughly experienced in the buying and selling of shoes, Address Box 334 Star Office. HOE SALESMEN Experienced salesmen for wom- Apply employment ofhce, 4th floor. THE.HECHT €Q,; F St. at 7th. AGE BUYER. A young man of the highest type who has had a great deal of luggage. Address Box 336-Z, Star Office. FLOOR MANAGER. A bright young man particu- larly adapted to store work. Address Box 335-Z, Star Office. AUTOMOBILE L SALESMEN. The best selling car on the market needs a few more live-wite men to take care of Sur“ever-ncreasing sales: to the men who it “Work and - follow our ' instructions we offer an exceptional opportunity. Come and see Mr. Thomas. sales manager. EYNON MOTOR CO., 2015 14th St. N.W., AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. One of the most pre ve Ford dealers has an opening for a man of experience and ability to sell trucks and commercial To the man who qualifies we will y and commission. The type of ma We want must be neat, courteous and fol low our instructions. ‘A wonderful oppor tunity awaits a man Who meets our re- quirements. Our men know of this ad. Address Box 7-Z. Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. OANVASSERS, experienced. house-to-house. 515 per week. Apply Monday morning, 5311 Georgia_ave. n.w. I WANT TO T With two people who have been t down for employment on ccount of age and who are sick of promises of $100.00 a week. These people will appreciate steady posiiions the J. R. Watkine Quality” Products offer. where asé is an asset. not a detriment = If you will follow instructions this will be the last time you will have to look ‘for a Women do well with t interested. see Mr. Chapin at 927 Sheridan st. n.w. 7:30 1o 9 am. or 4 to 5 pm. 7 8 WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS—Absclutely new, _drink ac; free ieazo. powders; sampl experience in buying and selling | high-type | Last Sunday we ran an ad in this paper for | en's shoes; temporary position. | | samples. § tails s j am WANTED—AGENTS. | (Continued.) AGENTS i sell Motorist Firs trade. also car to car: retails $1: your profit $750 per dozen: real necessity. tremendous Seiler.”" SRR, -Visen * Thaustrice ™ Alpus Sueraue, N° Mex ol AGENTS—Something entirely new. modern- fihe the ol aoorbell Mith "Velvatone. DooF Chimes: wiite Jor territory. 'Hel Brothers, 303 Wood st.. Pittsbureh. Pa. . AGENTS — New. fast-selling 4Fiicle; Beauty. shiop: drus stare. And home: Buys BRCALE: “Welte ‘Quiekly ot articuiare, Novia Produrts"Cor 160 N -Ald Kit, auto | X terri® Wells, BIBLES REDUCED. selling fast: vou take orders. we deliver: pay every day. Only Christians need apply. Austin Jenkins €O . 527 _Ninth st. n.w g BIG INCOME POSSIBLI cvery woman a prospect free. Petly Laboratories. delphia. Pa BIG PROFIT putting on genuine Gold Leat Sign Letters and non-chain store emblems on store windows. withou! experience. Write | Consolidated, 73-LQ West Van Buren, | Chicago. B2, CALIFORNIA perfumed beads, seiling like | hot ‘cakes: agents coining money: big profts. | catalog free. N Factory ‘E. 2328 W. | no investment: hurry. sample Dept. P, Phila- tight valve caps that 1 your lires withou' being r rotails $1 per sel, Handee, Box 494. Kalamazoo, Mich . MEN and women to seil 1o “colored peopic: quick fuaranteed sale Box_3202. Wash NO MATTER what you are selling, postal | addressed Fagley-Halpen, Dept. A-424. Phila- delphia. will bring you best money-making offer_ever received. ~Write now . SELL advertised Aufo Necessity. every au- toist prospect: commissions daily: Write, free Quality, K-1336 North ave., hair siraigntener | sale. ‘biz pronts Discol Products, P. O | Chicago SELL Guaranteed 7-Minute Hair Straigh ener ‘to colored people; possible to make. $4( week easy: write for free sample outfii offer Cubanola. Dept. AY-21. Atlanta. Ga. . “STOP THIEF." shouts new mystifying human-like auto alarm when car is touched indorsed by police depts. everywhere: crowds marvel at it some azents clearing $25 daily exclusive territory; free sample offer. Write Allied Industiies. Inc.. Dept. 406 Garver Blde.. Des Moines, Towa. ¢ WANTED—Agent in each city to sell Monoari direct to auto ownecrs: liberal commission exclusive territory Monoari is new: will decrease consumption gasoline, cut out carbon and expense of re- moving 'it and make motor run smoother saves its cost many times over. = Monoari Company. 202 Rapicr. Mobile. Al . HEATS WATER ALMOST INSTANTLY. New: pocket size: easily demonstrated: re- 5. your profit $1.25; clean up! Be Visel-Lux, Elkhart, Ind s WANTED—SALESMEN, AMAZING screw-holding screw drivers: re- move, insert screws inaccessible places; fac- tories, garages, electricians. mech; auto, radio owners buy on sight: exclusive terri- tory: free trial. Manufacturer, 4116 Win- throp Bldg.. Boston AUTO SEAT COVERS. inexpensive: big money selling autoists direct {rom manutac- turer: samples free. Marvelo, 2307-BK, Wabansia. Chicago. . GOOD SALESMEN wanted to establish deal- ers for latest fast seller; permanent: exclu- sive territory: possible (o earn $300 weekly, Linehan. 105 E. 8th st.. St. Paul. Minn. ¢ OPENINGS for a few men on sales stafl to secure memberships in Savings Investment Club: unusual opporiunity for career and immediate income. See Incorporated Inves- tors_ad_in Financial Section. SALESMEN-—Experienced. to sell nationally known line of bird cages and lamps ta de- partment. furniture and hardware stores must know this trade: short line; leader number 1o boost sales: liberal commission salesmen earning $7.500 up vearly. Gobars Manufacturing Co., 904 Lake, Chicago. * SALESMEN (2) by oil company, Call 630 Tower Buildinz between 9 and 12 or 6 to 8 Monday and Tuesday. Silasilins SALESMEN who are used to making not less’ fhan $100 a week call in person, Room 412 Insurance Bldg.. Tuesday morni . SALESMEN — 350 _weekly possible; write quicki huge profit offer: 185 varieties brushes, mops. Neway Brush Factory, Ha) ford. Conn. > SALESMEN—Biz _money for two live-wire salesmen.” Join our enthusiastic sales force Listen to our salesmen who are at present operating and they will tell you how soft it is. No resistance. Sure income the year round for steady workers. See Mr. Wein- baum, 10 to 12 am. and 5 to 6 p.m., Lee House. Room 717. | TWO “experienced de | waching ‘machines and gas stoves, Bluefuel gas: those with cars preferred. See Mi Keliey. 9 to 11 Monday, Fred N. Windridse. Rosslvn WANTED—3 energetic men over 30, of A character and references. for permanent specialty work with retail dealers. Interest- inz work fiiting in present-day trend. For- mer ministers and other professional men will find this exceptionally attractive and hould be worth $400 or more to producers. Splesmonager, 168-N Michigan, Room 901 hicary first! alesmen, _radios. LINOTYPE OPERATORS always in d $50-360 week dav end evening classes ton Linotype School. Printcratt Bide AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. , any anywhere: licensed white men: ‘yo car. Call any time. Adams 348 BEAUTY CULTURE_TAUGHT — Mi 535 shampooing. $10; permanent : 325 finper wavine, 420: manicuring, 35 | complete” course. $75. 1t enroned by Juir 13 857 Earle Thea Vet 7920 EARN MORE MONEY It 'is” easy. " fascinating. pays weil: 1ots of cvtier. methics. JSetter.” Barest 1 Bovd asior methocs. better. BAToN to ¥ | Becretarial School. 1333 F. Natl. 2340 SOON TELEPHONE SCHOOL WILL CLOSE ~Learn stenography, Why not prepare now? Be ready for relief Qr permanent position now or ‘early P Oxford Building. corner 14th and N. Y. AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT auickly_ expert iads “and “men ‘instructors. *Call Congy Wes: 30382128 H st. n.w 22¢ AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT I quire abou’ Jur new method: licensed white men;_establiched 10 vears Call Lin. 0082, STEUART'S BEAUTY SCHOOL. 921 F ST. n.w.—Marcelling, $25: finger wave. $2( manent wave, $15; comb wave, $10; m; cure, $10: complete course. $65. Pay $5 week as sou learn. Live models PIANO LESSONS. FXPERIENCED TEACH- er: all grades: adults or children: Summer Iate, 5 iesson. Address Box 137-Z, Sfar VIiOLIN. saxophone. clarinei lessons | by high-school_student. Pot. 0264, _ COMMERCIAL LAW FOR BUSINESS MEN. A course of 23 lectures, Register now. Mt. Pleasant School for Secretari | Tivolt Theater Bids. | BEFORE You DECT | complete three-vear accounting course - for 4100, " including texts, diploma. college credit. - Non-resident individual . College_Professional Accountin t MAKE $2500 TO $10. i hotel, ' club, _institution. apartment hotel, school, tea' room, restaurant or cafeterin. Managers and assistants wanted. No previ- experience needed when Lewis Course prepares you. Employment Dept. helps place graduates at no extra cost. Big pay, better living. auick promotion waiting. Limited day and evening classes forming now. With- out obligation learn at once how you can capitalize this opportunity. Come and see us or write for booklet. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS. Dept’ X, Pennsyl vania aye. at 23rd st. School open 8:30 t0 9 pm. ) B SUMMER ART SCHOOL., o o, Adillts and children. 30 Years in Washington. _um s 3 Met. 2883 SUMMER SCHOOL. Special new and review classes NOW form- 105 for high school and business college atue dents who desire EARLY and PROFITABLE employment. Boyd gives You the necesshry Anishing training which insures employment n something CHEAP. but something ‘VORTI!\‘: HILE. Your inquiry is welcomed. | Start toda BOYD £ RETARIAL SCHOOL, The Employment Center of Washington, 1333 F. (Est. 11 Yrs,) Nat. 2340, Opposite Fox Theater PUBLIC SPEAKING! Robert Downing. Instructor. MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FFOR SECRETARIES, TIVOLI THEATER BLDG. Telephone Columbia 3000. STENOGRAPHERS, INCREASE YOUR SPEED. If vou wish a commercial position, to pre- pare for thé civil service, a promotion ex- mination or merely to keep in training, we urge you to try our dictation. o Washington's Goremort speed dictation b hov AR Fer the tenan gl e an hding: Back bt ane. G e stimui oi irlendly cicos rivalry petert shorthand writer at the blackboard. e 1T FREE. If you enroil, the rate is but $5 monthly, COLUMBIA, Post Office Bldg., 14th & Park Rd. Columbia 7078 SUMMER SCHOOL Courses include Touch Typewriting, Grege Shorthand, Secretarial Science, Secretarial Practice, Becretarial Account’ Keeping, Business Correspondence. Filing_Systems, Civil Service Courses, P. B. X. Operatin Radio “Announcing_ (Downin Public Speaking (Downing). The Typewriting and Secretarial Practice Departments are equipped with all standard makes of NEW typewriters. Each instructor in the Mount Pleasant School for Secretarie enjoys splendid reputation of many years | practical teaching expertence. Three-Month Term, $20-$30. EARLY REGTISTRATION: ADVISED. M@UNT PLEAS \\I SCHOOIL. FOR SECRETARIES, Tivoli Theater Building. TFelcphone Columbia 3060 \ wiven Tel. Col. 300 NVESTIGATE OUR - D._C | K | SITUATION wanted, sales small but numerous. | 3 for Summer then you must wait unul Fall | INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued.) SUMMER SCHOOL RATE MONDAY, JUNE 23 New beginners' a dvanced classes start in Gregg shorthand. fouch (ypewriting, | jetter writing Aline systems and other secre- tarial Subjscts: ‘day of evening. THREE-MONTH TERM, $20--$30. EARLY REGISTRATION I8 ADVISED. MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, Tivoli Theater Building Telephone Calumbia 3000, BEAUTY CULTURE The Profession With a Future, Expertly taught at the MABELLE HONOUR "SCHOOL. For tweive years the Leadine Beauty Culture 8chool of the South SUMMER COURSE ONLY. $100. Complete, ‘intensive course. ~Easy terms Day. evening classes. Practical experience. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Estab. 1018, 198 N H. Ave N.W 817 14th Si. N.W Baltimore (Md.) School: 335 N. Charles. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. THE BALTIMORE TEACHERS AGENCY. litle Annex Bidg., Baito.. Md.. places teachers in schools and colleges. and (UtoTs crnesses with privaie families. Write or cali. NOTICE—National Perscnnel “Bureau. 1719 st nw Competent help furnished daly: positions open daily District 5821 experienced white in- recommended. Ladies 807 Ve ave nw £135 clerks. waitresses, counter furniture salesman, dairy man, gen houseworker. chef. cook. col. s135: porter col. WASH' GEN. EMPLOY. AGENCY. 803 Albee Blde. 15th & G nw STENOGRAPHER. femaln. patent file histories. aDp.. not over 27 yrs. old: perm No ¢harges unicss placed WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT 214 Nat. Press Bidg JUDD'S EXCHANGE n.w. has erences. fant “nurse Exchange, STENO. man, highly in-making Gentile. nice 130 mo EXCHANGE. 14th & F NW 1232 New Jersey ave 100 domestic workers: wood rei- male_and female. Met. 5159, EXCHANGE has 100 _coloied sework. day's work, cleaners. references. Decatur 3551. 1837 A1th nw OFFICE WORKERS OF ALL KINDS Many needed caily to supply constant cails from business men and Government departments. Must have immediately stenographer with speed of 120 words and a lady bookkeeper who can type. at 325 PERSONNEL SFRVICE COMPANY. Suite 216, 805 15th St. N.W. Disrict 4 < Need 500 upplicants daily I OSITTON Stenographers. ty p ists, hookkeeners, clerks, snlestnen: €ic, Fred tea itration Bosd's. 1333 Fnw NatT 2o BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. FREPARF_NOW ~ FILE CLERK. STATISTI- CAL. EDITORIAL_clerk 50 sten. and typ. exams. The Civil Service Preparatory Scheol, S.e._cor_ 1Zth and F sts. n.w. et 6337, & . HELP—WOME) BOOKREEPER — Expai i double-entry bookkeeper: must furnish best of reference, Apply to the Union Co.. 803 Tih st. n.w CANVASSERS — Salars and commission Fhone Monday morning. 8 to 10, for ap- pointment. " Col. 2628-. COLLEGE AND HIGH-SCHOOL GIRLS, for fummer work. Apply A. & W. Root Beer Store. 5103 Georeia_ ave. n.w.. after 7 pom COMPANION. housrkeepine. nurss, nervous gase; stay nights: family of three. Address Box 276-7. Star ofmce . COUNTER GIRL for small tea room and lunch xperienced. for nearhy resart State gxperience and saiary. | Address Box 109:2, 22¢ exp single. Star_cfice. DISTRIBUTOR b y New York firm, Gapable, business-mnded 5 woman. used to makin money, to lead and direct sales orzanization. Address Rox 24. Star ofiice. 24 GIRLS wanted—six, emplored in Govern« ment _departments. 'to sell tickets monster ‘n")(i'llury ball; :xuz;llenl chance make v n money. ' Apply 5 pm. Monda: 804. Earl er_Building. 5 77““"‘ GIRLS, 2. “neat. intelligent, fo learn beauty culture: small salary Suite 228, lfl!lnvglrl’rug Bldg. GIRL. white. wanted to make hi ally useful in work room. Shop. _ 13th st. nw,____ GIRL. white. honest. refine et as hostess anid look after Summsar cottage in nearby Any.one possessing “dbove quality who doesn’t mind hard work an- swer. giving full information and phone number. or address for interview Box 18’ Star_office. i 2 LADY-—Corporation has exceptional opening for well educated, energetic lady: perma- nent: $1.500 first year. Address Box 121-Z, Star_omce. 2 LADIES who have spare time, day or eve- ning: ‘we can show you how to turn your time into real money. me to Room 41! $07 15th st. n.w.. Tuesday evening at 8:30. ¢ MARCEL and finger waver expert: apply in person. York Beauty Shop. 3648 Georsia ave. n.w. Phone Columbin 8403. MILLINERY SALESWOMEN: must be ex- pericnced; _excellent opportunity. Apply Monday, Miss Cuthbert, 4th floor, M. Brooks Co., 1109 G st. . 5 OPERATOR, all-round; must be good on marceling. Apply at once. Parls Beauty Parlor. 1307 East Capitol st. _ __ 22% Experienced on power ma: sew on dresses. Apply 626 PRESS OPERATORS —White. . expericnced. Pioreer Laundry. . SALESGIRL for new hosiery s) ence and references hecessary. nna Lee Hosiery Shops, 11th SHUIGRIEN o e 2 SALESLADIES. 2. for hosiery and_ dresses: onl; those with experience need l;nly. Polly's. 623 12th. SALESLADY. thoroughly {ldifl‘ ready-to-wear. Only lhosec v SALESWOMEN—No more slipping shoulder straps | tion prevents: 59 daily possible: sample ac- fually” turnished free. “Lingerie “V' Go. a p: “exper Apply 301 Kresge Bids. { full ti tead: e o ri‘c opi D?l‘l‘f‘\f Uil time: steady’ employment: OpportunILy for_advancement. _Phone National 1543. SEGRETARY. competent stenosrapfier. De Cfamiliar with " general Wwith several vears' experience. State full particulars. _Address Box 144-Z. Star. office. SODA POUNTAIN AND SANDWICH GIRL. exnerienced: must bring Teferences. AppIy between 9 and i1 a.m.. 1603 L st. n.w. SODA DISPENSER and waltress. part fim hours 11 to 3. Whalen Drug Co.. 11th and Bl o STENOGRAPHER with knowledge of book- keeping o train for secretarial work Tt Be°8 e school sraduate with hien ratime in English.. Apply Monday. 11:30 a.m., 301 Stewart_Building. cor. 6th and D sts. now. * TEACHER — Japanese army officer wants experienced teacher of English language for conversation. Address X 181-Z, ’%lnr i office work an e i T R TEACHER or college student. vacation in country: pleasant healthy work: $210 for 60 days' Address Box 123-2. Star office. TYPING—General office work. Also want mender_ gentlemen's Clothes. = Address "Box 3165, ‘star ofmee 2 WOMAN-—Cook and waitress wanted. ply after 4°30. 4 Chas. Davis. 603 N st. n.w. WOMAN—Intellizent, serious-minded, _over 30 for interestine work with leading firm: must be thoroughly relable. of good appear- and unincumbered; 'permanent pos: tion, salary advancement. Address Box 260-Z, Star offies. Ap- ance WOMAN-—Established organization wants an intellizent womnn not over 45 for sales man- Ager: must possess ambition. determination and energy active salary to person whn qualifies. Writc 916 Colorado Building, 14th &G sts. nw. for interview. WOMAN. capable. Who has been an assist- manager. to manage and buy for a Md.: references to “Mrs. ) shop_at Annapolis. red.write aualifications man. 18 West st.. Annapolis, Md. 32 WOMAN OF CHARACTER -To fill impor- tant traveling position that is not routine work and offcrs unusual opportunity. for advancement. Must be 28 to 48, high school or college graduate. Basic salary to start assures {reedom from WOFry: OPPOTtil- nity to earn $2.500 first vear. J. 8. Perry. 203 . Chieago. . sell and want ady for w D! P in”country, for Summer: -2, Star_office. —Knowle Etate salary Teferences. 2 stenograph: dress_ B YOUNG TADIF I ance, to complete group of chaperoned young Indies working locally, Free to travel. Salary, $100 month. Transportation. Na. tional ‘corporation. Call 9-0:30 a.m. or 6-7 p.m. Moaday and Tuesday. Do not pho Mrs. Frye, Portland Hotel POSSTBLE TO EARN $50-575 W with Hertel Personal Christmas WeeKly pay: experience unnecessary: free * Hertel Co. 318 Washington, B27-B. _Chicaro 4 LF-SUPPORTING WOMEN We have openings for several capable. ambitious and_well edicated women, 21 to 50. who are in need of large financial re- turns and who are willine to work for them. Call Mrs. Schiegel, Hotel Washington, for Appointment EXCELLENT opportunity for attractive hosiery saleswoman. Must be between 21 and 35 and thoroughly experienced. Apply to Mr. Seligson, M. Brooks Co., ‘outn Dey OGR!/ CLERK. Experienced in filing addresso- graph department records. Ap- ply employment office, 4th floo THE HECHT €0,, F St. at 7th, PRESSERS, Ty Thoroughly experienced on fancy and pleated dresses. Apply 1220 23d St. N.W, ‘ (Continued on Next Pa=-) ]