Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1930, Page 28

B_12 s PORTS NG Wood to Build "‘Fastest Boat” ‘SURE T WL MAKE 100 MILES AN HOLR | Work on America IX Slated| to Be Started Within Next Two Weeks. By the Associated Press. ETROIT, August 5—Gar Wood of the Silver King of American speed boat- ing and successful de- fender of the Harmsworth Trophy against foreign invasion since 1920, will launch a new boat—the Miss America IX—within two weeks. He believes that his new craft will be the first ever to do 100 miles an hour. ‘Wood decided to build the Miss Amer- ea IX after visiting Gravenhurst, On- tario, last week and witnessing trial runs of Estelle IV and Estelle V, with which Miss Marion Barbara Carstairs, English sportswoman, will challenge for the Harmsworth Trophy at Detroit Au- gust 30. “I can say that England's chances look better this year than any time since 1921,” Wood said. The Estelle V believed to be the slower of the two boats, has done better than 90 miles an hour in trials. The Miss Amer- jca VIIL with which Wood had ex- pected to defend the Harmsworth Tro- phy, has done 94 miles an hour, but its Tecord was eclipsed by the mark of 96.7 made by the late Sir Henry Segrave just before his death at Lake Winde- mere, in England. Wood is desirous of regaining the world speed record, as well as successfully defending 'the Harmsworth Trophy. The Estelle V also s conceded a chance of doing 100 sniles an_hour or better. Wood said he expected to announce plans for the Miss America IX at a Three beauties landed recently by Charles M. Schneider and John W. Hurley off Tilghmans Island, weighing 32, 45 and 54 pounds, respectively. meeting of the Gold Cup Committee here Thursday. This craft will not be the first built by Wood in less than a month. On one other occasion he com- pleted a Miss America in two weeks and used it for a _successful defense of the ‘Harmsworth Trophy. OLYMPIC CLUB TRACK COMBINATION WRECKED By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, August 5.—Hopes of the San Francisco Olympic Club re- taining the National A. A. U. track and field c! pionship virtually were shat- tered with the withdrawal of five mem- rs of the team and announcement of ble loss of two other expected point winners. Club officials, discouraged by the sudden turn of events, were consider- ing withdawing from the 1930 meet. It 1s scheduled for August 22, 23 and 25 at Pittsbugh. Eric Krenz, world discus throw cham- plon, advised Athletic Director Percy Locey he could not compete because of torn ligaments in his back. Kenneth Churchill, javelin thrower, and Las Hables, sprinter, withdrew be- cause of extra scholastic work, while Jack Merchant, weight and hammer thrower, and Ward Edmonds, pole vaulter, dropped out because of business Teasons, = ; . Kim r. broad jumper, and John Kazanjian, weight man, notified Coach Charley Hunter they may not be able to make the trip. HOP LOMAX LEADS WAY IN GEORGETOWN MEET| A victory in the 50-yard dash and teconds in the high jump and broad jump gave Hop Lomax fop honors in the Georgetown playground track meet. Hop had 11 points, which was one more than made by Eddie Seymour and | Henry Wear. Summaries: 85-POUND CLASS. orlieh, Jump—Won by Eddie Malowists: sec- A max; third. tie between Rosen and Clifton Hirshbers. v Broad jump—Won by Henry Wea: Hop Lomax and Bobby Hillery tie 50-yard dash—Won by Hop Lo; ond, Henry Chism; third, Eddle 100-POUND CLASS. High jump—Tie between Eddie and Henry Wear :third, Harold Hirshberg. Broad jump—Won by Eddie Seymour: sec- ond. John Harper; third, Harold Hirshberg. | 50-yard dash—Won by John Harper; sec- | ond. Eddis Seymour: third, Willlam Pil- lingame. { YOUNG SWIMMERS SEEK TEAM PLACES Girl swimmers of Northwest and Southwest were to vie this afternoon in | I « It ¢ ner, Texas, Mullta, Scher); second, Bright- Wooy Haif-mile run—Won by Harry Colliflower the Geprgetown playground pool for | third. Murray (Brightwood places on the team to represent the| Western section in the annual cham- | pionship meet conducted by the play- | ground department, to be held August | 11 at Georgetown. Girls of Southeast and Northwest will compete tomororw in the Rosedale | pool. The boys' team of the Eastern | section will be chosen Thursday, and | the Western section will hold tryouts | Friday. BOYS' EVENTS. | 70-pound class—25-yard free style: 100- ' yard relay. | 90-pound class—25-yard free style: 25-yard breast stroke; 100-yard reiay. 115-pound class—-25-yard free style: 25- yard breast stroke; 25-yard back stroke; 100- ard relay Unlimited class—28-yard free style: 325- breast stroke; 25-yard back stroke; | | (10 years and undu\-i 10- | Beginners' class 10-yard free style Beginners class (10 years and over) yard free style 10-13-year class—25-vard free style; 25| yard side stroke: side stroke balloon race | Thatloon blown up at finish line) | T3 and 14 yea: class -25-yard free style: 25 ‘side xiroke: {ree-sivie balloon race {balioon biown lensih of course) 5 and 16 year class—325-yard free style; 5-yard side side stroke: flag race 17 and 18 year class 35-yard free style; 25-yard side stroke: 25-yard breast stroke. A irl may enter two events Winners In this meet will compete in in- terpool meet on Ausust 12. 1930 [ LAKE PLACID PREPARES | FOR WINTER OLYMPICS| LAKE PLACID CLUB, N. Y. August | 5 (#—Plans for the third Olympics, Winter games here in 1932 went for- | ward, when the State Olympic Games | Commission awarded a contract for | constryctinn .22 3 bob sled run a mile ana vue-half long. and a return road, at a cost of $59,488.15. The run will be just opposite the village of Lake Placid, on the Lake Placid Club property, and will wind 2,350 meters down the slooe of Mount Van Hozvenberg Wit ox average drop of 10.1 per cent, the runs in the course will enable teams to attain a speed of 65 miles per hour. COAST GUARD SQUADRON | T0 PATROL CUP COURSE| NEW LONDON, Conn., August 5 (#).— Eight Coast Guard “ , seven cutters and many 125-foot and 75-foot patrol boats will be assigned to patrol dnr.y for the international yacht races % Guard fleet will assemble at Newport September 11. The first race of the America’s Cup series will be JOWA AVENUE KEEPS | points in the last event of the day, the half-mile race, to nose out Brookland H a‘n.d retain the Northwestern Conference the by half a point. standin land, 30; Columbia Road, 26;; Bright- wood, 24; Park View, 20%:; Burroughs, 15; Barnard, 9%%; and Evart, 7, Twin Oaks, mond, 1. roughs): third. Sullivan (Evart). (lowa Avenue); thir (Burroughs) Earo bis Roa Smith (Barnard) View): Crawford bert, Clark, lumbia Ros Nau (Evart). (Woodri e (Brookland) : | Road): third, Beach (Woodridge). (Poole. Towa Avenu: Gamner (Tows). third, Tolson (Barnard) and Gerardi (Co- Tolson (Barnard). (Battista, Nau. Barnard; third, Columbia Road. wood Raymond (Iowa). | (Brightwood) third. wood). tie. tie: third, Boucher (Brightwood). PLAYGROUND TITLE Towa Avenue Playground scored eight o ront and fleld championship. al contest Brookland was in About 350 boys competed. The team Iowa Avenue, 37%;; Brook- Woodridge, 8; Tenth 7, and Ray- ‘The summaries: 70-POUND CLASS. 50-yard dash—Won by Saperstein_(Bur- econd, Barham (Tenth and Evart); Running broad jump—Won by Carmal second.. J. Battista (Towa): . 8. Battista (Iowa) Tehe race—Won by Walsh and Saperstein second, S. Battista and J. Bat- third, Barham and Sullivan -vird relay—Won by Burroughs (Sa- rstein. J. Walsh, B. Walsh. Sokol); second, in Oaks: third, Iowa Avenue. 85-POUND CLASS. 50-yard dash_Won by Silverstein (Colum- ): second, Hall (Park View); third, Running high_jump—Won by Lilge (Park sccond. Straughan (Barnard): third. (Park View) and Birmingham (Brightwood). tied. Running %) jump—Won_by Silverstein (Columbla Road):, second. Rogers (Wood- ridge): third. McClure (Evart). 360-yard relay—won by Brookland (Sei- Trat second, Co- a (Towa 100-POUND CLASS. 80-yard dash_Won by Fitapatrick (Brook- jand) :_second, Poole (Columbia Road): third, Running 'high jump—Won by Beach ge) "and Williams (Brightwood), . Fitzpatrick (Brookland). Running broad jump—Won by Fitzpatrick second, Lynch (Columbia Won_ by Columbla Road Jones, ~ Lynch); secon third, Barnard. 115-POUND cusu. 70-yard dash—Won by and); second, Hart (Columbia Running = high _jump—Won by Roge: Broakiid) ‘a8g Humier (Twin Ouks): il 360-yard rela: ‘Bern: Brook- oad)’ tnird, umbia Road). tie Running broad Brookland): second, Garner (Iowa): relay—Won by Iowa Avenue Garner); second, Jump—Won by Rogers thir 440-yard Corriden, UNLIMITED CLASS. 100-yard dash—Won by Boucher (Bright- second, Hunter (Park View): third, high Jump—Won by Boucher second. Hunter (Park View): a (lowa) and Young (Bright- jump—Won by Sexton (Brightwood ). Running Batti; Running _broad (Towa Avenue) and Murray 440-yard relay—Won by Park View (Gar- (Towa), second. George Raymond (Iowa); | THOMPSON MAY ARRANGE BATTLE WITH TOWNSEND‘ | LOS ANGELES, August 5 (#)—Ray | Alvis, manager of Jack Thompson, wel- | terweight champion, said today a title bout probably will be fought here with | Billy Townsend, sensational Vancouver, | British Columbia, slugger, if a bout | cannot be_arranged with Jimmy Mc- Larnin in New York. DA GROSSA COACHES Ox Da Grossa, who ‘coached four years at Georgetown, has been made | head line coach at Temple Unlversfl.y,‘ Philadelphia. Abe Mitchell Gives Tip for Direction | BY SOL METZGER. Picking the right direction line, | the one along which you wish to | send your golf ball, isn’t the easiest | thing in golf, judging by the num- | bers who hit them straight and far | but into hazards or rough. Many of us use the tee markers to sight by. Often they are purposely placed at an angle to the line. So, that | isn't a good policy. | The proper way, according to Abe | Mitchell, who cracks them the pro- | verbial mile, is to place the club- head in position back of the ball 10 TAKE STANCE. PLACE. CLUBHEAD BALK OF BALL W H STRAIGHT LEFT ARM with a straight left arm. Then ad- just your stance accordingly. You can’t miss if you follow this simple ) p‘l’h&l straight left arm, which is never rigid, is the guide in playing your shots. J. Hibbs and his catch, made off Tilghmans Island, and his boatman, Capt. Herman H. Harrison. Hibbs' fish weighed 61 pounds. YANKEE, ENTERPRISE SAIL IMPRESSIVELY By the Assoclated Press MATTAPOISETT, Mass., August 5.— Radical rearrangement of standings on paper of the four candidates for the honor of defending the America’s Cup were in order today as they went to the starting line for the fourth day of the IR annual New York Yacht Club cruise. Yankee, sailed by John Lawrence and Chandler Hovey, resumed competition with her reputation as an able heavy- weather boat more firmly established than ever as a result of her victory yesterday in a 28-mile breeze. Bul Enterprise, sailed by Harold S. Vanderbilt, after her close second, bid fair to demand recognition as an excel- lent all-round boat. She has been re- garded as a light-weather craft, but her performance yesterday, when she showed she was able to take care of her- self in the strongest breeze the cup boats have yet encountered, must have given the committee selecting the de- fender something to think about. Whirlwind finished third yesterday, and Weetamoe, the Morgan-Nichols candidate, last, after picking up a mem- ber of her crew Who 1l overboard. BRITISH YACHTS PICKED TO TACKLE U. S. CRAFT COWES, Isle of Wight, August 5 (#). | —The British America Cup Committee | has selected four yachts to represent Great Britain in the six-meter inter- national class yacht races to be held in_American waters this year. The selected yachts are Coral, owned by A. A. Stuart Black; Felma, owned by F. A. Richards; Fintra, owned by Evelyn S. Parker; Prudence, owned by Kenneth H. Preston. GOT ONE GRID SCORE. ANN ARBOR, Mich., August 5 (#).— Michigan’s 14-12 defeat of Harvard was the only foot ball score which reached Little America by air, Prof. Lawrence | | Gould said here in discussing the radio | touch of the Byrd expedition with the | outside world. CLICKS EVERY THREE YEARS. 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Bl e SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY For woman of refinement and pleasing personiity who i over 33 vears, free {0 Travel and has high school or better educ tion. . Experience not necessary as thoro training for this special work is giv Transportation paid. drawing account, com mission and bonuses make possivle an, In- v verage & SO paceasary. - After 3 bm.. Miss Vernon, 728 Tower Bldg. 14th and K. e EXPERIENCED markers and assorters. Elite Laundry, 2119 e o R P WOODWARD & LOTHROP desires the services of experi- enced carpet sewers. Apply ing, for | GRADUATE NURSE WILL GIVE n,ool and board to invadilds and !lflel’ly Ppeople; very reasonable_rates. CHILDREN N ’rncms lovely home, tutoring it references Mariboro A convalescents, nable. 17 o e Lanier pl. 3% VIT-O-NET BATHS: BATTLE CREEK R ducer; massages for chronic pains: aicohol . Closed Thursdays. Potomac. 4'm TRUBSES AND ELASTIC GOODS A’ L money-saving _prices. ~Fit and Matistaction guaranteed. Expert iady and gentleman at- tend ents 10 care for your every want. Peo- ples Drug_Store_No. 7. 1107 G st. n.w. FOR CONVALESCENTS. INVALIDS, AGED and special diet patients. Beautifui rooms, porches, view Rock Creek Park, skilled nurs- mc day_and night eare. Refs. Adams 4868. lids, aged, PAPERHANGING—Foor Ted. 35 a B timase CArnisheq. wors. wuaranteed A T George 2120 18th st. m.w. ADL 3. Decatur_4149 PIANO_ TUNING, 31 free _Sanderson-Schaefler Co. ¥ Lin. 1057:_night_cail. Col. 5940. PLUMBING, hot-water Teatiny. ~repairing remodeling;” monthly, payments or cash. E. Dove. phone Lin. 7964. 1008 G st. n.e. 7" ROOFING. suttering spouting. painting o repairing: lowe best BAL REOFING GO North iotid BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. SEVERAL well secured second-trust notes for sale, tiberal discount; payments gua teed, _District Realty Co.. Nat. 4089. 5 WANT TO RENT furnished rooming house; n.w._section: white. Metropolitan 8587. GAS STATION, store. light Tunch, jon mafh Bishway. Sacririe one Alexandsi DY'I.‘)NG. CLEANING and pressing, doing 500 business & month; 3850 cash: other in- Tests reason for selling. Address Box 1 Star office. COFFEE SHOP. newly decorated for ssle: doing g0od - business; must sacrifice; 3350. Address 902 21st _st. n.w. CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in lobby large oMce bullding; possibly best stand of kind T clty’ open.to investigation. " Pri terms. Address Box 235-D. Star offce. Tepair —estimates 644 H Pot. 989 GRAND nruon-ll 108 Bo%; nearly new: il ice umunun’nnlu nuu-. "Clevelana 4854 or_see 3410 Quebee st. LUMBER—New German sidi City Salvage Co., 1st and N coln_7814. MACHINERY of _all types. motors. | cauibment, etc. Edgar Baum, f. 01" 60 | For Sour Ofce a6 srens sevines, e at greai Salvage Co.. office furn. dept.. 310 8th PIANO_BARGAINS—Huntington, fine con: Holl. 370. s‘lfl. like new, §: Steinw $160. One playe: Dllm‘ et oh midget player. $265. On $390. Sole a mt for K Hardman uprights and §rands rent Movin Dpacking and stos Huigo Worch, 1110'G st .. Established PIANO—Arthur Jordan Baby Grand. sonable price. Call at 514 13th sl i several $377 values ‘0 D! cmefl out at compiete. These instruments are from a dealers’ stock, who is retiring from busi~ ness and are not discontinued models. Nat. A Kimball Co.. 721 11th _st. n.w. riable electric, N ew, perfect; mrh _ 5328 5th st. n.w. NG ropiead Singer, $18% Row Home: 315 Standard: $15: ‘New Ideat $10; others st Ys: all char “New machiser hring and repairin evening. Ex"Sew Meh Bhon. 315 Pa mvere Lin B SEWING MACHINES, Singers. u‘llfll to gel into o\r new store until Aug. 7. We ave several more real bargains in shop- worn _electric SE ACHINE. Intest Todéh ke b = rtables and consoles before 1017 Conn._ave. SPEED_BIKE. with coaster =y child's, “blue, ‘Phone_ Cleveland STAMPS. U S ana ckets, sets, albums, cataloss. accessories ~ Phone D trict 4185, - Collins Stamp Shop, 921 15th at. STORE PIXTURZS—show cases, wall cases, counters, shelving. tables. chairs, cash regis- ters, iron safes. scales. coffee urns. sod fountains. elec. mixers, partitions and equip- ment _of every description. Edgar Baum. Inc, 914 E st n.w TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, Georsia 1883, Underwoods, Rayals and L. . Smiths. ;3 mos. in_adv., $6.75; 12, flnwnmwromblu. 35 per t buys ‘one: mew and used all ‘makes: v?'!.’a‘lr‘l wood, 3$22.50; Corona, $22.50: Remington, $35; other real bargains: old typewriter tak In trade; call us for demonstration. Metro- politan 4674, District Typewriter Exchange, 5 H st.n.w. 8 TYPI.'WB!’I‘!MPnn.hl: see th Ro: | Bortadle: | standard - Kesboard “with: all :’n?' provements: free instructions; carrying case: Metropolitan 9 15 H st. 2 Corona No. 5. writer 221 N.Y. ave. n.w. Nat. 330 each; mmtns—mme-n Typewriter c& All jmakes bousht cold, rented. repayred; Student ' evenings. 1430 E Sapiiol st~ Lin 1 VACUUM ~ CLEANERS—Air-Way. Eureka, Premier Duplex; 315. $30; uaranieed year. Rent cleaners, $1.50 day: ags. parts, repairing all kinds. ~Delivery. aalum’ Cléaner Shop, 1404"Girard. ~ Adsms Hoover, like nes Wood—Kindling, cut any_length, delivered anywhere: cheap. ' 26 Jackson st. me. Na- tional 1006. Resident, Hyattsville 169i. FFEE SHOPPE, downtown locatio: this week; wonderful opportunity; chesp Shaves Dusiness B years. old: sel- ccount "of leaving. city; immediate ing Adaress Box 260.D, n possession; investigate. Star_office. /"ADVANCED ON PAWN TI dllmunfls. nnunue& lll'll and lolfl ingston & Ce 1319 P at. CHEMIST | l‘ CH. position; familiar, wlth dry cleaning dyeing, rug and fur cleaning and mill prac- tice; arried; best of ulerenu. Address Box 463-C. Star_office. CONTRALTO SOLOIST POGITION IN A church lllllrlel, Highest recommendatit Address Box 224-] 224-D,_Star_office. EXCELLENT CARE_GIVEN TO ONE OR two chiidren in private home in Takoma l"lnl'k References. Address Box 219-D, m-l’ office. PRIVATE DAY NURSERY IWCATI mother gives excellent food and care. Chil- dren. 3 up. Transportation, 36 weekly. col. 58-J. Employment Office, 9th floor. LADIES—HOSTESSES. Fivg ladies between ages 25 and 40 work starting Friday, full or part time. Mrs. M. made $43 last week:’ Mrs. K. made $127; Mrs. J. made $66 her first week. For information call in person, 1416 Eye st. n.w., after 9 a.m ASL for \hn Gushee. HEI.P—DOMESTIC. i~ COOK, eneral houseworker, Colored, 20-30 years, pleasant disposition, fond children; _family of three: no lsundrys stey hights: salary, $40 month: refs required. 1412 Geranium st. n.w. Ga. 3147. COOK, experienced. help with housework: no Iaundry: must stay nights. 2230 Califor- nia_st., ADt. 302 GIRL, refined white. not over 35, for house- work ‘and plain cooking in small family: stay nights; willing to go to seashore for month. Blife age and salary. Address Box 234-D. Star office. s 338 Maryfand ave. n.e. i HOUSEKEEPER-NURSE, white, strong, ex- perienced, unencumbered, 25 to 40, for' lady Wwith invalid mother; stay nights: city refer- ences. Call after 6 p.nn, 1201 M st., AL 3. ;mu'russ for lunch room and delicatessen. Sted £ s T e deiclons pics. Dont apply unless You know how. _502_10th st. n.w. _ YOUNG LADY, about Jewelry_stock; no experience required; refer- ence. Edwards & Zanner Co., 1317 F st. n.w YOUNG LADY, white, thoroughly _experi- enced, making 'salads, ' prepare sandwiches: must be capable; light lunch room. 502 10th stnw ciaranieed income: Must, have high-school education. ~Address Box 421-C, Star_office. SITUATION—MEN. BOY. 17, would like position as bookkee or other Cclerical work. ~Attend Straye 11 'M nw. Met. 3820 CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC: white, sition with private family; free to travel: best of city references of lons periods. North_9452. MAN. " young. wishes po- g, colored, wants | gxonlllon wl\h Drivate” Taniiy ae cxauficur, hodseman: of butler. Ref. Phone North 10241. _ __ 6* MAN, young, wishes job of any kind, mar- ried. Call Dec. 1821. PAINTER wants work by day or Jjob: furnish tools; reasonable. Call “after pm, D. R, Metz. Decatur : ] REGISTERED PHARMACIST, Eraduate, desires hours 8 Address Box 21 STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY, young man, several years' experience; very good typis! 0d_educational background. Met. 9771. YOUNG MAN, anxious to finish high school, interested in 'studying medicine, would like work with doctor or some one with means who can put him through school. ~Can drive car and assist In office. Address Box 225-D. Star_office. (3 YOUNG MAN, brokerage “experience, well recommended. ’ Any clerical position desirsd. Address Box 232-D, Star_office. can 4 perienced. 30; employed. SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN MAN AND WIFE, coldted, wish part-time work_or_janitor's ‘place. _Metropolitan 4944 SITUATION—WOMEN. __ ‘COMPANION—Refined, cultured young ludy, qualified in every respect to serve reflaed [ Tady of means, wishes position as comi | ion. _Address Box 48-D. Star office. DRESSMAKING. also repairing, remodeling and relining fur and cloth coats: satisfac- tion guaranteed; prices reasonable: at home day. Clev. 3433-. DRESSMAKING. 32 and un, plain se P dressmaker’s home. 0833. 1707 Lo fellow st. n.w. 5 eF HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. JANITOR'S 'QUARTERS, first floor, let to and wife for services rendered in small _'mu work elsewhere. iy datyee . ‘wz.u :H‘. u: select & few men nhal womht‘rlnuo( e possessing selling & eaas Furaisned to reliable “ersons, e ORPOFLUNILY fo. make. permanent amfiation with & large local bank dept. Straight com- mission basls | Apply hetween 10 and 12 and d 5. 'L Thrift, Corp., 502 Edmonds lNSTIUCTlON COURSES. AUTO_ DRIVING LESSONS, ANY HOUR. nywhere. licensed white men vour or, our AUTO_DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT | 1o BollL ur new method; licensed white bisshes 10 vears Gall Lin. 0083 AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKL censed men and expert lady Instructor CONOVER, 2128 1 at. n.w, West 30 DICTAPHONE OPERATORS' EXAMINATION for civil service will be held September 15. Special training now being given by Strarer olhe 1"13th National 174 CUMMER SCHOOL -PREFARE NOW FOR & Sod position; new and. ri formine in all "commercial subjec Courses. are mew, improved an Secredited: 10 Diva o set the beil” Your inavcry G4 welcome. | Start " foday. Bovd Setretanal Bchoal, ' 1333 P (opposite Fox 340, NG by Tnstructor ‘Theater). Est. 11 yea WN private scl hilds R, T._ Vanderlip, e ’E.nhnfn‘fi" “Golumbia_3760-w. % is WORTH A THOUSAND 1) s Bchool. 311 East V0038." Ratee er month: ‘:" Typewriting only. 310 "evenine, 34, L._M. ori Srinciosl, TION—NEW YORK THEA- uctor oreanizing classes Wis. 27 IOLIN (fl'l o Hop DECATUR 4341 mm C Elb!flly Tausht at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL «(Est _1918), The South s Leading Beauty Culture Sehool. 1325 N H Ave and 817 14th St. NW. HOUSEKEEPER, widow Iady, refined, fond of children. 343 13th st. n.e. gial Housr.xupm. mmau-.-ea. -1 cO0k, ‘1370, mced. ants position in doctor's office and general office work and nursing; can do typing, also drive car. Ref- erence. e Ad 1224, MOTH wishes_position. c Work by re- e-uc 9658 except Qha. Soun: ‘Phone. Col. between 6 and 8 p.m. S POSITION IN LINEN ROOM of class hotel wanted about Sepl. 15. CallCleveland RESIDENT high-class apartment. Star_office. ence. - desires_position Address Box 233-D. Star office. _ SECRETARY, legal, 6 vears' experience: telligent; wants permanent postlion. ™ dress Box 473-C. Star_office. SUPERVISOR OF FILES; ¢ New York cutlery firm. Address Box 405:D. CONVALESCENTS AND ELDERLY PEOPLE. Day and _night nurses. ~ Dietitian, _bed baths, tray service; private rooms and wérd Doctor's references. Call superintendent, Adams 5346. CONVALESCENTS TAKEN IN BEAUTIFUL home in Chevy Chase, Md. ~Large detached corner home: large, 'shady grounds; wide upper and lower porches, covered with vines around three sides of house. Unusually large rooms. three expos: Select diets. For particulars call Wisconsin 4345, at Dis- triet line. DR. LEHMAN, PLATE SPECIALIS' ike set of xeam."sag, \1()Vll' INTIMATE STORIES OP FILMLAND. Delivered by mail monthly 50c a year. Subscriptions taken at 1794 Columbia rd. "™ M. W. ASKIN, AGENT, Be prompt. Sub agents wanted immedi- ately. . PRESSING. DYEING, located . residentiai section; completely business; low. rent. Price = 236-D. Star _office. PENTER cabinet shop. ST blished. busiess: cheub rental; Ane after 5 p.m. CLEANT excellent eauipped; goin _l!so.iAdduu [ well location. _Call Col. 3296-J & —Wholesale, daily_customers. [reskly. ~ Asking $3600, bus. and e including two trucks. Make offer. Box 223-D. Star office. BAKER' nearly 200 ipment. Address POULTRY AND EGGS. ¥l CHICKS—Rocks, §11 hundred; best Stock. Order now before price ad Pho; S slenty, Talls Churen. Vo 340, "0 AM CLOSING MY FARM—WIll offer f 100 excellant white Plymouth nrocg: o [ m Deh ot Biack "Mi- a few excellent cocks. one regis- tered Southdown ram 113 years old, a few waite guineas and white Holland turkeys, a white Pekin_duck and white gee: br. Garles L~ Waters, 1503 K. I ave. n.w. WHITE PEKIN DUCKLINGS. Atherton’s Pet Shops, 612 F N.W. GONFECTIONERY and light lunch for seje. Cheap._Owner sick. c-fi e BOATS. paying Ad- 11° rtners, mnl WANTED—By two D tial cash. busi . Wil m' 1“1‘;'.,: Ritn " Hhar oce: mommny for beauty parlor: lY equip best location in lh:ell], Tent. Apply 813 13th st. n.w. ess. State full par : Address Box 196-D. Star ofice. ‘WONDERFUL e.lhhlhhefl drul weekly: mixed trade: $3,000 el&l bal. No brokers, Address Box 437-5, ams ‘WANTED _CONFECTIONERY or delicatessen with living rooms, for exchange for six-room modern home. Wil h difference. Address Box 171-D. 5% 'STORE—_Attractive, good location, excellent business; Drollllbh line: Investigate. Ad- dress_Box _172-D. i TO BUY OR S ANY BUSINES SEE US FIRST. CAPITAL ADJUSTING AND FINANC LARGEST BUSINESS BED.KKRAAG"I !Cg}?- CERN IN WASHINGTON—ESTAB. 1923, Sth FLOOR, i DIST. NAT'L BANK 1406 G ST. N.W. TEL. MET. 4814. art- eap 5 Tocery bus- BEAUTY PARLORS, PERMANENT WAVES. 34 COMPLETE: ALL guaranteed materials used; shampoo, finger waves, hain cuts. m . tacials and mani Cures. 35c. 505 13th st. D.w. Met. 9461 REED BEAUTY_SCHOOL. 350. Special prices, ma finger wave: ampoos, hair’ cuts henna packs. Facials or manicures, 35c; permanent waves, 34. 508 12th st. n.w. Mstiatanns = TR MABELLE HONOUR BCHOOL (EST. 19! Wednesday Bpecial: Free Marcels. Permanent Wave, Complete, 35. 1323 N, K. Ave. a7 n‘t‘n LW SALES EXECUTIVE —to manage well known local corporation handling large elec- trical household appliances. Ex- ceptional opportunity for man of ability to buy substantial in- terest at attractive price. Ad- dress Box 126-D, Star office. e SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. MOTOR TRAVEL. VMOTORING TO NEW YORK THURSDAY, ol 1 passengers. Address Box office. MAN, Wln AND SON WISH TRANSPOR- tation to Burlington, Vt., or vielnity, fi"" as_pos ._ A Box 232-D._ GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO NTAMI, PLA will take one passenger. Address Box 230;D, Star_office. DRIVING TO ASHEVILLE, N. C., latter part of week. Accommodate oOne passenger. Hyatts. 428- MOTORING NEW_ORLEANS Auc. 7. can -ceommodnufl? passengers. Addrs office. DRIVER WOULD LIKE TRANS- portation to Detroit or vicinity in exchange for transportation. any time between AUs. 6 to Aug 25._Phone / ATLANTIC CITY; WEEK END. AUGUST 10th: going Saturday, return Monday; com- fortable car: accommodate four. —Address Box 71-D, Star office. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers, Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive gc ompt attention. For admission to commended Service Column call _National 5000, Branch 115. ALTERATIONS, k —work, porches, plumbing, H¥ating; pla: tions “cheerfully given. AT building s, Dec. 434 ANT. BE MOTH. ROACH tior. guaranteed Fumigation and moth- proonng of houses. "Also fumigation ch er .0 rid turniture of moths and bedbugs. Call ‘and deliver American Disinfectant Co. 936_Eye st. n.w__ National 6478. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED. mirrors and fur- niture _tops. mirrors resilvered. National Glass Shop, 211 New York ave. Nat. 5720, BEDDING of all kinds renovated and sterl- lized "by, process approved by Health Qe D C _Prompt service and low orices Eagle Bedding Co 2215 Sth st. n.e Decatur 786 BEDDING RENOVA Springs, mattresses. piliows, leather down comiort, re-cov- Frea Tdenl Bedding Coo 633 £ nw Nat. 4004 TO. Plastering, ns, speciic ADDING MACHINES—We are Government contractors for the repair of Burroughs, Wales, Sunstrand, Dalton and- other machines. Give ‘us a trial, BATHTUBS and bullding materiai—We ai Wrecking one entire city block in the rear of the new Asricultural tween B and C. 13th and All kinds_of buflding ial at prices _ Brick, lumber. sheathin. studding. windows, doors. sash. cook stox Dipe. tors and other plumbing and heating m. e e tepinar symeloncaermeciibthiand -DAVENPORT SUITE, 3 fine pieces, odd fine ‘old pieces maple. "and “'Wainut. Reasonable. . 831 Conn_ave., cor. Calvert st TIE, French walhut ¥ Duofold parlor suite, $13.50: - dining suite, $13.50; wardrobe, $9.50; Other furniture cheap. 1231 H st. BUILDING MATEI xn.~cmmm sale of ®ood used materis 50c to §1.25: sash, 35c: radiation, 95 1 bath ‘vibs $7; sinks. $1.50; Xlun‘r‘lsn:l, $4.50; fram ing lumber ‘and sheathing, 15 ver 1,000 ny o 7, 0% priced STySALVAGE SouPARE ot s Lin _ 409 [ BRICK / WUILDING TWAI-—WI’QG ing two city olocks containing 78 houses and artment buildings ull east of Capitol st and A sts n.e of feet of ‘8o0ring. ‘sheatiing and framine: thou: Sands of clean, whole brick: thousands of ®ood sash: complete , windows th frame: good doors with locks and h.oges; lavatories. bathtubs. toilets. radiators. heating plants and ~ipe. Hundreds of other bargains. Two entire city bloci of ouildings to choose tromfl CI‘:I’AG' 11‘ hllflll:‘ ’:HI‘A oick. Sel rectly. £rom Job. 15t an ""RECHINGER GO, Housewree nn- BUTLAING MATERIAL - Wrecking Reed Hosplt:, sieathing, Txds ‘Sha"81l other kinds o ber: . sash. . doors, "window frames; plumbing and heating fixtures: our low prices will move this material quickl all the material is being sold at our Bright- wood branch. 5925 Ga. a next to car barn. Hechinger Co . Housewrecking Dept. at Denx FORD MOTOR, model A, 1929, lete, all ready to put in boat; just the thing for Speed or heavy duty; no_repairs needed. Only $65: act quickly. Mr. Rogers, 1111 18th St_n.w. during daytime only. 25x73” U. 8. NAVY MOTOR—sallor, cabin, toilet, completely equipped; J0-np. Kermath motor; gll perfect condition; a §00d one for 3850 ' %lso extra 16-hp. Kermath, with bulli-in reverse; has been robbed of some Darts; $100. Address Box 107-D, Star office. 1930 RICHARDSON DOUBLE CABIN DEM- nnnnwr 6-72 hp. Gray; cost $5,100; price, 4,500, #5%530 Richardson Single Cabin 6-60 hp. Gray; cost $3,825. _Price, 33. 11930 35-mile’ Chase lmeunn Demon- tor: cost $1,625: price, 135 Double Gabis Kichardson 6-60 hp. Gray motor $3,000. Inspect our new 1930 Matthews Cruisers. FLOOD GATE MOTOR BOAT =4 14th_and Water Sts. DOGS, PETS ETC. BOSTON_ TERRIER, § months old. greed. Price 335, Georgia ave. iween 9 and 5. ESKIMO SPITZ PUPPIES. Males and females. Atherton’s _Pet_Shops. 612 P_n.w. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIQUES and modern furniture. _We 71!1 pay highest market prices for rare desirable furniture. Call the Lincoln Ufl.~ Metropolitan 8817. The firm that buys any thing_of value. AHT'IQUIB olu goid, silver, diamot elry _ bough Soid. ‘Tendler's Brokers Baies 3 D, ANTIQUES: dl.nwm!l' Dawn tickess uma. Livingston & Co., 1319 F st. Room 304. APPAREL—Wanted to buy men’ and children's clothing for rummage sale; also misc. household articles. PhcllB l‘l’. Winger, Pot. 4627. 1321 7th st. APPAREL and furiiture of all kmds, Tei nd- less of condition. Gather it up and call M. Cohen, Met. 9764, 7749, Will pay cash, 1333 e Je! nooxa—mxnm Prices for sets, fiction and n; nn:nln CAsH ufim-rms. smw : fixtures; entire contents b Baum. Inc.. 914 B st_n.w__Met. Vi, CLOTHING—Men's. _ women' clothes, shoes, dresses. house furnishings, Gic, Pought. " Phone Mrs. Freeman, Adams 4848, m. - COINS, lumn eallackions, Froddech tes- men's fetters bought and sold. = Hobby Shov. 1427 P st n.w. FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: best nrlcu pala. Capital Furniture .Co.. 621 La. ave. n.W. or phone Met.. 845 FURNITURE of all description wanted: best gioh prices paid. Call A Margolius Furn. e ‘Sth s 9533. ) FORNTIORE-Don s sacrifice your Taraliurs: We will give you more for furniture, bric brac, china, ‘antiques and ofice furniture. Phone us and be convinced. Lincoln Co.; tei. Metropoiitan 8817. 604 6th' st. n.w. FURNITURE—Would like (0 purchase some Tsed furniture to outlt large house: Baby §rand piano. Phone Metropolitan 3051, §* MOTOR GENERATOR, d ¢ 'to 8. o Must be_suitable for_radio. ~Phone Met. 9255, ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone Nationsl 1281 of Nationat 9638, S, 920 PA. AVE N.W. eflects. merchandise, stocks, Thirty-nine vears serving the Washington ¢ BTI'ORI‘ SELLING —phone Metropolitan 8817 and get the best For furniture, antiques, china, bric- A-brac and osice furniture. The Linceln Ca., 604_6th_st. n.w. & Cash Paid for Diamonds. Qld sold: sitver, platioum and antiaus Jew- *UGUIS KBRAHAMS, 111 G - SALE—AUTOMOBILES. ases and efore Ed Housenol automobiles, etc BUREAU (old), with mirror; mah. snap-top (3-ft.) table, 'overstuffed sulte, typewriter desk, electric’ cooker, etc. 1426 Columbia rd. BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box srings end piliows reno nd prompt del o Matizess Gor S18 L BRICKLAYING. ' pointing pairing chimneys, roof inting, = gutter B R tmeraroot cLulling, Hatimstcs furnished. Contractor, phone Georgla 4425 waterproong, n- BRI laste tone id cement worl Ao Bl Vatarorooted; free Stoutsenberger, 310 See 8l 1. ave. n.w. AND n.nlovlu.l!u by _compe- ‘Dlumbin, ‘electrical budget H. 4927 9th nw __ | Bumping tent bulider: Beiniing T ainiing. - I’Buen:er. montractor. Ad. 3 DAVENPORT —Puilman bed dAvenport. fine enamel wood, - inner spri ‘cushions. ny Reehient Condition. « AP 407, 310 Fia: ayel furniture, desks, tables, chairs, bookcases, ty, cablnet safes and u:;e:: office 8th st n.w._ M ; ELECTRIC WALL BRACKETS, yalues up to $10. 2 1t $1.60; 3 It drop’ fixtures at ter, North 0885. 36 Tos150; Celling fixtures, 1 It.. 75c: 32, Als0 few ngworn sacrifice. H. M. Carpen- CARPENTER—ARy Eipd 100 o7 Febalr work: painting porch work, roofs repaired and Dainted. Cementing. Met. 1917 any time. 7* e R S AR [T gt T6th st. now._ApDIY to sanitoro- . ge CARPENTER JOBBING in_gener per- ing, painting; fil our prlul last. l;fl_ll' ELECTRIC FAN, 16-inch, oscillatin Exchange for an a. o sl 38 "Sheohes s 1594. 1341 Irving st. n. NTER-BUILDER — Alterations, re- Acbirce: Shalving, 50 inclosed: low prices. [y Dairs, Godwin, Met. quick. first-clad North_8947. cn.nm REI fioors, shelvinig. screens. pert._ J_Rowell, Met. 214 CARPENTER AND JOBBER. ing: estimates free.' M. Brini st._n.w._Adams 1624, ceme: 315 E n.w. 8° COOK with good city reference. 1339 3rd S_n.v. Phone Fol. {358, » COOK, 3 Iass, wishes colored s, e b ace out COUNTRY GIRL, colored, wishes position as nurse or monfl helper: stay nights. 32514 GIRL, lis ht colored, wants WOrk Dart time, | piain cool or nursing. Josephine Patter- *Dousias ra. Hos Vi OTht, ~anis oh s s nights. 717 18th st. n.e. G colored, v ts_ light office work. Add: 1236 K helper; stay hiousework _or o B AND " BUILDER — O'A' CARPENTER rches, screens, weather stripping. 841-J ' E. R. artley. * holstering uphol Metrobolitan 2062. CHIMNEYS, FURNACES floor * serapini W. E. Da: Phone 2646-J_after 6 p. Tor_Both currents: FANS, electric ceiling, excelient running order; $5 to 315 each. Bi st. n.w. AUBURN SEDAN, 1920—Owner Jeaving GI'.’. Mrs. ‘Woodhouse. Hotel Cairo. BUICK A BAnSer et .a‘e"::'u' ubstantial reduction: i Tm:-': émy' be arranged. Address Box 165-B. ce. !Uw’l( K SEDAN. lm ih. cream of the ui this model-47 3ol sed-car market: guai teed ‘the ssme a8 & new cat and looks “ffi new: priced to_move auickly; r irade; easy terms. Emerson & Orme, 17th nd_M_sts. n.w. BUICK 28-47 SEDAN — Driven but 15,000 miles; quiet motor: slip covers and excelient finish; renewed top; only $750 at Packard, where you can also see the best selection of slightly used.cars in Washington. Many === warranted. Eighty deliverics I June ahd probably an equal number in July should convince you that our Siock deserves your attention. P: d._ 17 BUICK SPORT COUPE, latest 1928 6-cylin- der, series 115; rumble seat and ail extras; only run 12,000 miles: original owner: every- thing looks same as new car; sacrifice, 3850: couid sive terms. Mr. Roper, Decatur 0216; after Adams 6627, BUICK nu 4-door sedan. in excellent con- tires and Daint: priced low: om0 tiate: ferms, hin 36:40° Gonnecticut. ave. ement, Room 9, 301 C and bed rflflln« RE of living china, ela awars; " lenving | eity: 705 Lanier pl. also rug: mothproof mohair, bed-dave: 't i e T """’i. up. New York Uphol ¢ FURN] August clearance 7 per cent. Bed room, living room and dining oom siutes. odd -bedgrines. mattresses dpesserg, chests and itys. 3 and plece fiber suites, beautiful sets. dinet! sultes, odd rockers and chairs, reffigerators and. porch lu‘nllun gaie;lex and duven nsion House, st. n. 3005 Sonsentent vovis: ELECTRIO WIRING, 6 rooms, compiete with fixturcs, 360 and up Star Electric Co. Adams 8855. 4927 9th n.w. g ELECTRIC WIRING—8 rooms; 3 115, bath, $40 complete: ures, $20 In“llll.d. Get my time and nnnu work guar- estimate:_save anteed. North 0885._ H. M. Carpente: Shb et 2 n 3133 or North_6884. GIRL, colored, wants cleaning, i 5 maid, work. “5-11 ‘Décatur 2803 ing e, 38 scrapini e Suled ou u; nic o Pl 8o e au chine: T Fol. fin" gfuashins: wiomot gervics PURNI'!URI—B«I davenport suite, dining-room s 5. m 520 Penna. Cludes’ complete “suites and. destrable ' odd pleces, pianos, rugs, orchestrion - electric country club, rumble seal like new: ‘all’ w_tire barsain m{fifixny“"’%k 1o, i co . low prices; 3 Tt A term The best high-grade ear Horner, 1111 ¥ This mflx‘ s, Wheelbase —in other. words, fhe jdesl spori Tedan which Bas been reconditioned “and ‘uaranteed. ' This is really & beautiful car FO i b ok Santed W S bl & Orme, DF; g BUICK 1 which is nmn SEDAN, Tsas; s700 suund [ is o the thost. popular model this one in n-meum in Siehiens *Condition i gvery de ditioned and guaranteed; the id car; our car in ¢ n & Orme. 1 piano. GAS RANGES. slightly used, Tess than halt price.” Why pay ‘mores "All strles; over range guaranteed. J. W. Willi at. n.w. National 2086, place as RL, colored, reliable, wishes city refer- chambermaid. waitress or cook: ence. Phone Pot. 4608. PLOORS._SCRAPED. shellncksd. =] inG Cwaxed by modern eleciric ‘machin me H. L. Caton, 1244 D st. s.e. Atlantic Of HOUSEHOLD goods, Oriental _ ri China. sinss, antiaue furniture Monday. Col. 10322, 1833 Ferk rd. nmcx Lum cobn. 1927; ‘» beautiful finished aroon; “excellent rubber. Tbolsterr top and mator: Fats aristocratic model at an exceptional price: car in ‘trade. " Emerson & Or: