Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1930, Page 28

- Considine at BOB DUE FORNO. | 0. NET RANKING Defeat of Mitchell in Ward- man Event Practically Clinches the Honor. OB CONSIDINE' will be the No. 1 ranking men’s tennis player of the District for 1930. That the Ranking Committee will name the rangy player for the honor post ap- peared certain today following Considine’s victory in five stirring sets yesterday over Dooly Mitchell, his old foe, in the final of the Wardman Park invitation tennis tournament, the last major tour- ney of note of the net campaign here. The scores were 4—6, 6—3, 2—6, 6—4, 6—4. The victory gave Considine the cup offered by Sec- retary of State Stimson. Mitchell held this trophy as the result of his win in 1929 With the Wardman win tucked away, Considine holds three victories in four starts for the season over Mitchell. In addition to yesterdays win, he con- quered th> popular Georgetown boy in the City of Washington and the Dis- trict champlonships, while Mitchell triumphed over him in a semi-final of the national public parks tournament. After showing sirongly until well along in the scason, Considine faltered somewhat, but since his visit to Forest Hills, where he took part in the na- tional championships, he has been play- ing at least as well if not better than earlier in the campaign. He is using a new forehand grip, and his game ap- ars improved, particularly his volley- g, s the result of pointers picked up at Forest Hills. Wins With Tom Mangin. Paired with Tom I7angin, former District champion, Considine also won the Wardman doubles title yesterday, overcoming Mitchell and Bill Buchanan, 6—2, 6—4. It was the sixth straight win for Considine and Mangin in dou- bles on courts here in the past two s Josephine - Dunham - and Frances Walker annexed the women's doubles crown, downing Mrs. Catherine Ellis and Maycita de Souza, 6—2, 7—5. Miss Walker defeated Miss Dunham for the les crown Saturday. idine triumphed over Mitchell yesterday through a rousing finish. After losing two of the first three sets, Bob took the courts to bgin the fourth set refreshed after a rest and procesded outsteady Dooly. ‘ b Concidine and Mangan, _exhibiting general superiority, were not extended to down Mitchell and Buchanan in the S e Dunham and Miss Walker did not have a great deal of trouble win- ning over Mrs. Ellis and Miss de Souza in the first set, but had to hustle to triumph in the second. ARIANO A. ERANA is the new United States _Veterans' Bu- reau champion, having yesterday downed M. Weiss in straight sets in the final match of the bureaus annual event” on the Potomac Parks courts. "The scores were 6—2, 6-—4, 6—3. A loving cup will go to Erana and a racquet to Weiss, these being tournament. ‘Erana reached the final by defeating P. Kelsey, 9—7, 6—3, while Weiss ‘downed Clifford L. Johnson, seeded sec- ond, 82, 75, to get to the title yound. . ¥ PARK team today is assured Hsml hip in the Public e e, | Six victories in er !umuhl'iwt .'-:‘l; boys “in.” Sixty-eight wins 21 losses is the Henry league record for the season. Henry outfit are Capt. 5 thec«nmlme. Bud Markey, Hyman Callan. n.%umh: mstch sum- SINGLES. 2 (H.) defeated Garber, 61, ke pefented Bperry: 61, 63 Brek ","““3.,21'.:;”‘&.‘,;.'.,,""“"' tzenbers (H.) 3 . 4—8. unfini . Kip Callan (H.) defeated e % Roberta (H.) de- ted York, 0—8, 62, 1-5. DOUBLES. - x (B, defeated Markey-Cal- - (H) de- Seidell-Ritzenpers () dc- ed York-Lavine, 6—2, n-Garbe: ted Grani-Krause _:?mm (H) dete Generally outclassing their rivals, Pat Deck lndyBfll Seidell yesterday de- feated George Robins and Albert Yeat- man, 6—0, 6—1, 6—4, to win the sec- tion A doubles title in the Capital City League tournament. LAY in both singles and doubles in the Suburban League tournament was to be continued this afternoon on the Bureau of Standards courts, starting at 4:30 o'clock. Dean Judd and James Thomas, de- fending champions, yesterday reached the semi-finals in the doubles. Yesterday's summaries: Pirgt round_Cragoe and Dovie defeated nd Neale. 16, 6-4. 6-2. T n "Tound - Jidd and Thomas defeated Garnett snd Daily by defanit: Godfrey and jtewart defeated Polk and Woods by de- ault; Johnson and Wilkinson defeated Hall and Brown. 63, 6—4: Cragoe and Doyle defeated Schmid ‘and Lovewell. 6—0. 6 —4: Wright and Hubbard defeated Ladd and jallinger, 63, 1—6. 6_3: May_and jefeated ' Dawson apd Howell, 81 £—6. Geble and Birch defeated Attwood an Semis. 6—3. 64: Stam and McCabe defeated Herrick and Herrick. 5—7. 9—1. 9-1. Third round_Judd and Thomas itrey and Stewart. . 60 o fi-y defeated Wright L 6—1 D. C. DRIVERS UNPLACED IN AUTO SWEEPSTAKES BALTIMORE, Md. September 22— ‘Washington, D. C. entrants fared not &0 well in the 20-mile automobile sweep- stake race, the feature vesterday at Milford Speedway. Joe Jackson narrow- 1y escaped injury when his car turn- ed completely around and he had to quit when Joe Bean's car developed !l‘otuhln early in the race forcing him out. John Moretti of Atlantic City won, finishing nearly a mile ahead of Eddie Pine of Philadelphia, who was second. HOME RUN STANDING By the Associated Press. Home runs yesterday-—Goslin, Browns, 2: Foxx, Athleties, 1; Boley, Athletics, 1; Avertll, Indians, Suhr, Pirates, 1; Roetiger, Giants, 1. THE LEADERS. Ruth, Yankees. Hartnett, Cubs, 1 Crawford, Reds, 2 C ’Top 'SHARKEY WILL TRY | Experts Unable So Far to Judge True Worth of Argentine Giant. By the Associated Press. EW YORK, September 22.—Jack Sharkey, Boston sailor man, : hopes to take apart Victorio Campolo Thursday night and see what makes him tick. “Campy” Is the one big question mark among the heavyweights.| The bouts he has fought so far in this country have failed to afford the experts with a satis- | factory indication as to his prowess, but his match with Sharkey at the Yankee Stadium shoild decide his status once and for all. With nothing in particular at stake, Sharkey may be depended upon to fight one of his good battles, and if he does Campolo may go the way of Wills, De- laney and Lougnran, all of whom found Shatkey entirely too tough and ready. Sharkey will give away gobs of weight, height and reach to the South Amcri- ! can, but nevertheless appears to be a 200d 2-to-1 shot to win. | Y B ANl Portney and Pisano in Fine Trim | for Feature—De Angelo | Meets Trambera. With both battlers pronounced fit for a grueling fight, Jackie Portney of Bal- | timore and Augie Pisano of New York | are expected “to provide the fireworks | for the Front Line Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, boxing show at Fort Washington, Md., tonight. Portney. a southpaw boxer, and Pi- sano, a right-hander, will meet in the eight-round feature. Each has a repu- | tation to defend, and some fierce mill- | ing is the outlook. | Another attractive match will bring | together Frankie de Angelo of this city and Joe Trambera of Baltimore in an eight-rounder. These boys fought o & draw in an eight -round boyy four weeks ago at Fort Washington. Earl Lavine, 19-year-old Keene, N. H., youth, will oppose Harry Groves of Baltimore in a six-round conflict. Jack Turner, the veteran, and “Rusty” Murray of Roanoke, Va., are also sched- uled for a six-round meeting. There will also be two four-round preliminary | bouts. The steamer Charles Macalester will leave the Seventh Street wharf to- | night at 7 o'clock for those fans wish- | inz to make the trip to the Army post by water. Fort Washington can also | be reached by road that passes through | Congress Heights. | TUROWSKI LOFT WINS |~ FOUR STRAIGHT RACES Lone Star Flies 40 Miles an Hour to Take Washington Pigeon Racing Club Event. Joseph Turowskl's Lone Star carried offethe honors in the fifth young bird race of the Washington Racing Pigeon Club from Pulaski yesterday, and in- | cidentally established a new record for this well known fanciey by winning the fourth consecutive event within two weeks. It also won for him the average speed for the series of races with an average of 1,154, just six yard in ad- vance of W. F. Dismer, these two lofts far outdistancing all others in the club. A total of 192 pigeons from 19 lofts were liberated at Pulaski at 6:30, and Lone Star was clocked ‘at 12:19, or at a speed in excess of 40 miles an hour, as the distance is 250 miles from Wash- lnfiom ‘The Average speed in yards per minute of the first return to each loft was as follows Joseph Turowski E. A. Neitzey. . Dr. T. W. Sproesser W. P. Dismer. Buddington Loft. F. E. Schmidt..... Mount Rainier Loft. Robert Bird. . . Shriver & Worch... John_J. MacDonald. D. R. Mathews. George Brent. J. D. Clagett.... C. A. Linthicum C: I Parker. V. L. Burgess .1,230 .1,219 .1,218 .1,215 .1,213 .1,209 .1,207.60 .1,207.57 .1,206 ..1,203 L1185 L1175 ..1170 ere.1,168 .1,164 .1,107 BIEBER FORCED OUT BALTIMORE, Md., September 22.— Forced out of the going by an attack of cramps after pedaling 30 miles, Ed Bieber of the Century Road Club As- soclation of Washington, lost a fine chance for victory in the first annual Glock Memorial 50-mile unpaced bicycle race here yesterday afternoon. Cataldos Muggio of Baltimore was the winner. A. Horner, another Wash- ingtonian, dropped out early in the race. Pointers in Golf BY SOL METZGER. From what point do you play your golf ball off the tee? If you haven't it placed correctly in respect to the position of your body it won't carry straight or far. A common idea is that the farther you get it forward— that i<, the farther you are back of it—the more power you can put into the swing. That idea is wrong. If you tee a ball forward, as shown in the sketch, you are bound to slice it _unless vou develon a forward | | ¢7AND eawk o BALL THIO WAY " AMD voy SLice. - gy e-2e . sway that is no pari of golf. The place for your ball is opposite the left shoulder. That {5 the low point of the arc the clubhead takes swinging through. Here the club- head travels at its greatest velocity. After it passes that point it begins to come inside the line of flight, the move that insures a_tlice. Conse- quently, to avoid a slice, avoid tee- ing it forward. PFully 90 per cent of the golfers slice. ‘The causes are curable. Send stamped, addressed envelope to Sol Metzger, care of this paper, and re- quest his illustrated leaflet on “Slicing. " Copyrient. 190 “CANPYS” NETTLE THE EVENING CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 o.m day before publication. Por Sunday. 6:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one nouknnm. both for daily and Sundhy. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the Datiy will be accepted up to noon das of issue. except Saturday and Lega: Holidays. when_the closing time 18 10:20 am Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 om Saturds HELP—MEN. BOOKKEEPER—Experienced:: knowledre of lumber ‘business preferred: make application own hancwriting: giving experience and ference. Address Box 234-R. Star office BOY, age 18. white, not afraid of work. for gasoline Station: small ‘salary to start Apply Coffman's corner, Wisconsin and Que, 7 a.m. Tuesday. BUSHELMEN wanted temporary work. Ap- ply Beli Clothes. 941 Pa. ave. n.w. CHAUFFEUR for _commercial 53 GHAUEFEUR for commereial purpo ble. absolutely ences required. n.w.. Monday. CHAUFFEURS, 14, white: must have identi fication cards; to drive new 1930 Chevrolets and Fords. Circle Cab Co, 1718 Florida ave. n.w 23 CONSIRUCTION SUPT. wanted. Man with | experience in complete ‘eharge of high-class building construction. Must have carnen- ter's card. Address Box 310-R. Star office. | COUNTER MAN at once, esperiened. for nights, Wwith reference. Apply 2008 Georgia Ave. niw.. Stadium Lunch Room | xperienced sewer foreman for ! strict. Write Hughes & Keegan, 14, Reai Estate Exchange Bld Richmond. Va. 22¢ | MAN—Practical “nurse, care for invalid: | room and board in good home. small s ars. Address Box 193-R. Star office. MAN." experienced. for retail fish behch. Apply R. B. Claxton, Monday p.m.. 900 Louisiana_ave. n.w MEN—_Several_experienced men to sell Bal- | lard Heeting Service. An interesting propo- sition. Apply 1015 15th st. nm.w. between |5 and € p.m. | MECHANICALLY minded high school gra: uate for spare time evenings: OpPOrtunity for ‘advancement and permanent position. Address Box 166-R. Star office. 23+ MEN (4) for selling: $25. liberal commis- sion_conditional while in training: our spe- cial insiructors show sou in the field how to average $40 to $50 weekly. Can 2lso use one man with car on special proposition. Gall Room 216. 907 15th st. n.w.. after 3 p.m. 24* MEN "(4) interested in_outside saleswork $25 per week to slart. experience Lot neces- sary. Apply after 2 p.m.. 359 Munsey Bids. | MEN—We are_goinis to add 2 men lo our ales force. Successful applizants may or | may not have had previous selling e<peri- jence. This company offers you spiendid | opportunity with good income and advence- ment. Complete training given. To aualify you must be between 20 and 45. have o0d character and be neat in appearance. Appli- cants will be interviewed Tuesday at 10 &.m. by Mr. Welling, 4th floor. Potomuc Electric Appliance Co.. 14th and C sts. n.w. ONE of the largest and most popular iife insurance companies offers Lo men sincerely desirous of doing larger things an oppor- tunity to establish ihemselves profitably and permanently in one of he fastest Erowing businesses in the world. Experience in this line is not necessary. as we will furnish the | specific iraining essentials for inarked su cess. 1i you are resourceful. capable and energetic and are earnesily seeking an op- portunity for larger growth call at our office between 9:30°and 1 or wrile for particulars. Kiving _your address. including telephone number. David S. Bethune. Agency Man- i aser, 835 Shoreham Building, the Fatitable Life Assurance Society of the Uni‘ed States. PAINTERS. paperhangers, roofers, tinners must have own cars for transportation. Ad- dress Box 228-R. Star_office 227 PIN BOYS—2 first-class, at, Rainier Recreation Center, TR SALESMAN, demonstration and act to Must be Protestant, capa- honest, and reliable:’ refer- See Sanborn at 1740 P st. once. — Mount 33 block R. “to canvas 1 opening for iwo men on our radio sales force. selling Genaral Motors Radio. Unusual opportunity (o nect wilh an organization’ that will you excellent. earnings. See Mr. Rosasco, between 9 and 10 a.m., Rudolph & West Co., 605 R. I ave. n.e._ SALESMAN AT ON of Inrgest manufacturers of radios. for which we are distribuiors, is Assisting us in_or- ganizing & retail saies crew. We have open- ings (permanent positions) for a few Sales- men. Must be neat and well -ecommended. Good remuneration. Good opportunity for Tight men. Apply between 9rand 11 and “'ana 5. See Mr. Caldwell. 1619 L st. n.w. SALESMAN with car to sell Globe electric meat_and bread slicers: exclusive terr 515 North Eutaw st.. Baito.. Md. ____ SODA DISPENSER with reference Washingtonian. Benmart's Pharmacy. and Eye sts. n.w. ADDIy 5013 manager. SODA BOYS, experienced. Pharmacy. TEACHER. prima letics. Mist have ¢ Starofice. WASHING MACHINE SA offer 14th ment for an experienced mai les record: sueh & man wil ual opportunity and liber: with this progressive com) Doane. at § am. sales an un- compensation . Apply Mr. foor, ~ Polomac 5. of go0d appearance, want les work: guarantee while learning our biggest sellling season is on: excellent opportunits. Apply Mr. Sdurlol after 10 am. 4th fioor, Potomac Electric Appliance Co.. 14th and C sts. n.w. Use C st. entrance. YOUNG MEN. sevi 1o utside Apply_Polly’s, 623 1 r plensa: i 2th_st. n.w. $15.000 PER YEAR FOR THE RIGIT MAN. SOMEWHERE there is & man who can handle this job. He is now a salesmanager, owns his own business or 18 & star sales: man. He is a trained executive and knows how ' to build and manage a sales force of either men or women. The commodity is & household necessity. ' Something new with absolutely no competition. Every housewife ill immediately recognize the reed for same. No complicated demonstration or lengthy sales talk necessary. 857 of inter- views result in sales. The man we want must be available now and he must be able to finance himself by carrying sufficient stock 10 take care of at least two weeks' deliveri which will require less than $1,000. Pikers. has-beens and down uters' not wanted: work. nd one Columbia 5087 for_appointment. _23% CHAUFFEURS. 40 men needed at once: men making from 35'10 110 per day. God opportunity for men of Sood characier. APDIY 7 BELL CAB CO,, 17 L St N.W. DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE. Wallon School of Commerce desires serv- ices of high-grade salesman. between 30 and 40. 10 act as district representative in Wash- inkton and vicinity. Correspondence school experience desirable but not essential. Ex- ptional opportunity and permanent po- sition for man with proved record. All re. plies strictly_confidential. Address Director of Sales, Walton School of Commerce, Chi- e M AN A GER, movie theater live-wire; must give bond: salary and part profits; state fully, age. experience, references. Address Box 417-M, Star office. ESTABLISHEDR CORPORATION With offices in princival cities seeks man of mature years for Washington branch: must sive. analytical and thrifty: sales advantageous but not necessary; will find this & lifetime connec- tion with splendid possibilities. A bond re- auired. _Address Box 200-R. Star office SALESMAN. Owing to recent promotions in our organ- ization we have openings for two salesmen with cars who have had successful ence in selling automobiles estate. Through a new and unique method we are securing miore prospects than we can handle and our men today are earning from 150 UPWARDS WEEKLY. This is not the ordinary advertisement. To the right man we can promise real ac- tion. real co-operation and real results. Call 1416 Eve st. from 10 ta 1 Sunday, all day Monday and § to 12 Tuesday. Ask for Mr. Ennis. - S L LUGGAGE SALESMEN. SHOE SALESMEN. High-type young men of experience who want permanent work. Address Box 301-R. Star_office. CHAUFFEURS, if you are wide awake and want to connect with a live organization, apply at once. Black and White and Yellow Cab Co., 1242 24th st, nw. GIRLS. several, white, nnfi"( dressed, for ‘l" nt tdoor work: salary. See n Limbach, Prankiln Park Hotel. 4 to LADIES “Gur saiisfied Christmas curd rep: resentaiives earning bie money. box and personal cards: experience _unnecessa zenerous commissions, Write “Artistic C Co.. Eimira, N. Y. LADIES. 4. 1o and suburi and after.. work with_ mi e 'y . 3 S STAR, WASHINGTON HELP—WOMEN, (Continued.) LEARN beauiy ousture av i Beauty | ‘hool. Earn while you learn, day and 021 F st.ow MAIDS, colored. experienced. See ho keeper, Burlington Hotel, 1120 Vermont now RSE for nighi duty: unin- wi to travel: age limit, 2 Address 235-%. Star offce. . d2¢ SALESWOMEN in our dress dept, thorous 1y experienced in handling exclusive tr Abply 1108 F st. n.w.. Schwab. Tnc._____ BEVERAL TYPISTS —Spare tim PDOT - tunity for permanent ood Paying position: give address and telephone connection. ) Ad- ess Box 165-R. Star office. (2 WOMAN. over 30, to sell dress and surgical ¢orsets: iraiming given; give phone. Address 44-K. Star office. O WOMAN, over 30, to sell Bpencer dress and surgical ‘corsets and belts: experience un- Decessary: we train you: give phone. Ad- dress Box 345-K. Star office. S ‘WOMAN. between 25 and 45, ambitious, re- fined. educated. permanent position With es- tablished concern: must have executive abli- ity. saiary and bonus. promotion. Write or see’ in person. Miss Vernon, 728 Tower Bldg.. atter 2 o'clock. e i WOMAR. white. nbou’ 35 (0 work Saturdays reliel “work. Apply Arcade Market, convention ‘ohibition _ solution funds. wants experienced women 1o reice 320 Southern Bldg. 15th and H n.w. 22° YOUNG _ LADY. experienced, must know soda and sandwich work. {rom 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; reference: no Sunday. 1432 H st. n.w. YOUNG WOMAN, high-school graduate. to | correct papers in return fof tuition at local business college. hours. 9 to_4:30. For in- terview address Box 217-M. Star office. LADIES. Owing to recent promotions in our or- ganization. we have openings for three ladies of refinement and personality to handle some special organization work. There is no selltng or collecting, but the ladies selected must have initiative and imagination. Ledies between 25 and 45 vears of age will be preferred, and o those selected & SAlArY sme- $20 WEEKLY, PLUS BONUS —will be paid. See Mr, Ennis at 1416 Eve st.. Sunday, Monday or Tuesday EARN TWO DAYS' PAY IN-ONE andling America’s fastest selling line of stmas Greeting Cal Also | 3 WO GREAT XMAS BOX ASSORTMENTS. Our “snow-ball plan” gives you all the prospects you want. Liberal cash commis- sions daily and generous monthly bonuses. Nationally known sample book FREE. Call_9-10:30 and 3-5:30. PROCESS CORP.. 1126 National Press Bldg. HOSIERY BUYER. A capable, alert young woman. thoroughly experienced in hosiery. A bright assistant buver considered. Address Box 323-R, Star office. 7 FIVEE WOMEN OF INTELLIGENCE. PERSEVERANCE AND PERSONALITY. INTENSIVE PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN. FULL OR PART TIME. BEGINNING TMMED! ATELY. NO SELLING. BUSINESS EXPE- RIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERS NOW EARNING 350 TO $70 WEEKLY. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR UNIQUE PLAN, PAYING $20° WEEKLY. PLUS BONUS. CALL _BETWEEN 9 AND i2 OR 3:30_TO NASK FOR'MR. "LYTTLE, 1416 EYE —h on T ___ HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK _and _general houseworker, enced white woman: references: stay nights doctor's home: 315 week: only excellent cook and neat. capable woman apply, 1105 Bu- chanan st. n.w = WOMAN. white, to keep small apartment and care for baby. Phone 1 5:30 pm. tonight. Col, 4832-W. WOMAN.~ white, refined, to care for home for empioved family. Good home and 5 weck. 4609 38th st nw. e WOMAN. white: cooking and eneral house- work: siay nights. Wisconsin 3722, 1203 Meadow lane. Chevy Chase. i WOMAN. white. o take full charee of younk child. help with housework: may stay nights Call ‘Monday nieht. 2800 Bellevue Terrace ww. Clev. 2453~ 9 GENERAL HOUSEKEEP Girl. References, Georgia 2269, [ { S T C. MONDAY, ATIONAL, st n. Competent he! POs‘tions_spen daily _District 5821 STENOGRAPHERS, BOOKKFEEPERS. snd female, needed o supply th that use ihis office resularly IC “HELP furnished dail chauffeurs. Janigrs: 1331 You st. n.w. YOSIT J S Need 500 appii POSITIONS N 100 toner bookkeepers, clerks. salesmen, etc. istration. Boyd's, 1333 P n.w. Nat'l 2338. SITUATION—MEN. vertising for “Situa are warned to ezercise careful investigation of persons of- fering positions where cash deposits are required to secure employment. ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER, _experiericed, B.C. S. degree. desires small seis of boOKS. Open. ciose and prepare all necessary state. ments: evening work. Phone Ga. 3849-J or address Box 171-R. Star office. . ACCOUNTANT-LAWYER _ desires evenings: salary no object. 143-R. Star office. il CHAUFFEUR-BUTLER, colored. experienced. reference; desires position, private. 2213 14th st. n.w. _Phone North 4800. CHAUFFEUR and houseman wishes place in private family. Phone Potomac 3264. 23° CHAUFFEUR. ~competent, with _reference, mishes a position with people who desire fine_service. 1821 _15th st. n.w. CHAUFFEUR. colored, 15 year. city references. desires position family. Willing to leave city. No. 3. _ S CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN. _colore permanent place or Janitor of small Reference. _Lincoln 5701-J. CHAUFFEUR - HOUSEMAN - Young _ man, colored. desires position with private fam- ily; excellent driver; fine city references. Morris. Lin. 24* CHAUFFEUR in private family bad experi- ence in D. C. or Jaintor in apt. With quar- ters. 423 Ridge st. n.w. . CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC, German: 18 years' experience, wants position in private house. Address Box 179-R. Star_office. 22 CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. white, wishes po sition with private familv; 15 vears' experi ence: can furnish first-class city references; free to travel. Call North 9452 23 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. experienced, de: sires position with reliable firm:_ will con sider temporary work. Address Box 131 Star office, 22+ FLEVATOR OPERATOR (colored). experi enced, wishes work in office or bank_bulld- ink; reference furnished. Decatur 2730-J. position Address. Box 26° Dy ‘n_private 1602 14th, 3 GARDENER and houseman. German, for pri- vate estate; best referenc single: aged 50; room and board, $70 mon‘'h. John Wendler, 1417 Hopkins st near Duponi Circle. * LAW_ STUDENT. senior George Washington University. desii position. gener Mo work: college gfaduate, business Lypist North 2295. = PR 28 MALE NURSE wants position to care for invalid or insane patients: will travel if necessary. A. M. Mussciman, 1154 4th st. 2 i p— MAN, young, strong and reliable, willing to work, wants sieady employment. Address Box 181-R. Star offce. 23+ MAN, young, 19, wants steady employment: capable, _willing, hysically fit. Address Box_175-R. Star of . 23 MAN—_Employer's opportunity man, age 34 employed assistant buyer, tex- tiles; traveling, sales and office experience. In Washington Sundays only for interview or sppointment. Address Box 348-M, Star L HOIERREN IR AT R e e . 9y MEDICAL STUDENT desires room. board. in return for part-time evening or night work: references. Address Box 267-R, Star office. 23¢ YOUNG wants part-tim Natlonal 1748 ask for Mr. : YOUNG MAN. married. college gradua dentistry. willing to apprent himself to any by ness. Address Box 15-R, Star “ZT'" SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. MAN AND WIFE. white, wants work plain cook, maid. butler, chauffeur, handy man. Addi'ess Box 141-R. Star office. 22* SITUATION—WOMEN, WANTED—SALESMEN. PROHIBITION _SOLUTION _ CONVE wants experienced men Lo raise funds. Southern Blde.. 15th and Hn.w. __22% SALESMEN to sell_photokraphic_coupons: %004 proposition. Call 9-10 a.m., Room 509, T EL Y e Y SECURITY SALESMEN_Tnduistr nOW organizing: strong board. Building. ¥y o WE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY for (wo £00d men with cars tu work in Arlington and Fairfax Counties: unusual opportunily that will offer you excellent earninks with auick Advancement. Apply Sinker Sewing Machine Co.. 808 King st., Alexandria, Va. ‘INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In- Qquire about our new method: licensed white Call Lin. 0082 Erivate’ lessons—moders 'RAPHERS ~TRY OUR DICTATION cpecial Grege review. $5 mo. COLUMBIA SHORTHAND CLUB, Post Office Bldg.._14th_and Park rd._Col. 7078 TELEFHONE SWITCHBOARD OPERAT! is one of the shortesi and most reasonable courses to learn as well as easy and_fasci- nating. Oxford Bidg., 14th st. at N. Y. ave. AUTO “DRIVING LESSONS, “ANY “HOUR, anywhere: licensed white men: your or our car. Call any time. Adams 3489. _ 26° THE USE OF CULTURED ENGLIS ught. Individual instruction by an perienced teacher. Mej. 5707, Br. 35. _ 22° _ CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS —PREPARE for sten. and typ. exams.. police exam.. file clerk. statistical clerk, Patent Office, CLERK PROMOTION. The Civil Service Preparatory School. s.¢. cor. 12th & F n.w. Mel. 6337. * LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE A’ THE Mabelle Honour School, for twelve years the leading beauty culture school of the South. Free Kit of Tools, ete., with Complete Course. New day. evening classes now forn ing. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1325 N.H._sve. and 817 14th st n.w. PILE CLERKS_VREPARE NOW AT MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES, Tivoli Theater Bidg.. 3313 14th #t. n.w. BLUE PRINT READING. CARPENTERS, mirhlnllfl.fi uilding tradesmen, mill work- ers, etc., Yearn to read blue prints, esti- mate, design and iay out your own work. Day and evening classes. Enroll any time. COLUMBIA SCHOOL DRAFTING AND ENGINEERING. 1319 F 8t. N.W. Metro. 566, CIVIL™ SERVICE_ARITHMETIO CLASSES, COACHING. MT. PLEASANT S8CHOOL for SECRETARIES Tivoll Theater Blds.. 3313 14th St. N.W. SPANISH _ELEMENTARY AND ADVANCED Prof. Charles Ross. M. A.. Instructor MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES Tivoll_Theater Bide. 3313 14gh S N.W. YOUR LAST CHANCE —to enroll for the Fall term of the course in RADIO at the Loomis Radio College. This s the third week of our PFall term. The students enrolling now will complete the full course in radio operating. labora- tory and shop instruction by the latter part of June. making a 10-month course. The tuition charge is very reasonable d _our weekly terms of payment within the reach of those earning only a small salary. Here is a splendid opportunily for young men with pep and a desire to better their con- dition. Now why not take advantage of this great opportunity? It costs so little, the hours are convenient and we always place our graduates to advantage A FEW OF THE GOOD POSITIONS: Ship Radio Operators. $90 tq, 1200 & month And all living expenses. Private Yacht Operators $150 to $200 & month and all living expenses Land Station Operators, $150 to $200 a month. Broadcast Operators, $150 to 3300 a month. Airways Stations, $1,800 16 52,800 & vea: U. S. Radio Inspector, 52,600 to 33,600 a_year. Asst. U. S. Radio Inspectors, 12,000 to 52400 a year. U. S. Radio Supervisors. 3,800 to 35,200 a yea Radio Laboratory and Experimental Work. 350 to 5100 a week. Locating Oil By Radio. £130 to $300 a month and &ll living expenses. Radio Repair Men. 350 (o 5100 a week. { U, S. Coast Guard Operators, $60 Lo 3136 & month, expenses and $1.95 a day subsistence when on shore duty. U. S, Coast Guard Ilectrician. $200 & month, expenses and $1.95 a day subsistence when ‘on shore ‘There are many other kinds of positions in radio work, bui the above will give you a pretty good idea of the openings within | your reach. The salaries of radio engineers run 310,000 ‘to 320,000 and even higher. Catalog on_request. ENRO] BOOK FOR T TERM SEPT. 22 AT 10 P.M. Review Class for Late Enroliments, LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE, Government Licensed Technical and Training Station. 405 9th St. District 7839. 22 __ BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. PREPARE NOW--FILE CLERI STAT] 3 se. g sben. and tro. abd CLERE P A e T BOOKKEEPER. several years' _experience, competent Lake Slow dictatio week. Mel, 3200, Apt. 29. o L COMPANION-NURSE for _elderly lady or semi-inyalid, experienced; especially good in nervous cases: best refere Adams 4714 DRESSMAKER. refined, colored, experienced on electric machine, desires position. Ad- dress Box 115-R. Star office. 2% HOUSE MOTHER for fraternity, e85 _or chapero) experienced; of District; A-1 credentials. 980-1t. Star office, el % JUNIOR DRUG CLI . 3 years' experience retail drugs: married, responsible: best ref- raged in office work at present. R, Star_office. 23 i assist_with erences. _Met. 9565. NURSE, companion to elderly iady or sem! invalid: _satisfactory terms; fine = record: firsi-class references: willing to travel. dress Box 194-R. Star_office. 22 BECRETARY - STENOGRAPHE Uious and efficient. with several vea Derience, desires bermanent position: references; available immediately. Lincoln YW, - et 0 SECRETARY-STENOGRAI *veral ears’ experience; references. Call Clev. 'STENOGRAPHER. several ghee high-school graduate; $18 week. STENGGRAPHER, experienced bookkeeper: knowledge of genéral offics work, desires po- sition offering considerable shorthand work. Adams 9780 after 6 pm. . STENOGRAPHER, two years experience I stenographic and office work; willing worker. Phone C 164 S WOMAN, settled, of refinement. as com- anion. practical nur d or delicate fady. permanent situation preferred: experi- eliced ‘a5 Dhysician’s nurse: references {rom phssicians. ~ Address Box 180-R, Star office. YOUNG WOMAN, French born. speaking English, wishes DOSILIOn as soverness or Durse: ‘teach ' French besides usual duties; experjenced: best references, Cail mors exper My 23 BUNDLE WASHES to_fake home wanted: work_done_by hand.__North 1430-W. BUNDLE washes, day work or morning Call_North 2424, COLORED GIRL wants & job cooking: experienced on old Va. cooking; stay Call_1010 8. Capitol A piA s experienced, _ wishes ndays. Call all week COOK, experienced colored woman, gace, - Ne_Cbiection ‘to fist fioor. Phone COOK _or T houseworker, _colored woman: best references. 310 V st. n.w. 22 COUNTRY GIRL wishes place as mother's belper; is good cook. Call Decatur 5489. GURTAINS STRETCHED, 40 cents & b work called for and delivered. Lincoln 8138, i S GIRL young, wishes a place as nurse or help ‘with housework. Clev. 1 ‘Ask for Lucte. b e Mo e GIRL, colored, wants weneral housework referénces. Call Adams 0769, 3451 Holmea n. GIRL wants general housework: stay nights. Another wants washing home; nice Jar Pot. 3899-W. 1607 15th st N GIRL, colored, experienced, wishes wor cooking, housework: stay nights; reférence 531 Morton st. nw. o GIRL. light colored, wishes work. part iime or all dny. Owil Pot. 46 SEPTEMBER 22, 1930, SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. HELP AND SITUATIONS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Continued. ____ (Continued.) WHITE QIR young whi housework; can stay l‘lh e 1302. No. 1 Calvin Ua. 1 e or) Tamily. Potomac L. PSS e N bullding id or general "kur;“” lhnfl n.w., Apt. is enly. " USRS CORPORATIONS FORM A Complete Corporation Service. Corporate Organization C 205 Union Trust Bids. Nat. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The followi guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive grnmpt attention. For admission to ecommended Service Column call _National 5000, Branch 215 o :Bv;-m'fmia_n ther s inclosed. - nykind?’ ioors 1ai, scraped and old floors ‘made new by our meth: od. dustless electric machines or by hand: house paInting; Wm. T. Cole, 5403 Ga._ave. n.w. Ga. 24 ALTERATIONS and all kinds of & Elec Co.. Inc., 911 Tth st. n.w. Nat. 0512, Pedbugs, moun “ro-uT rat_and ermination; TEED ONE YEAR. Iargest and best servic in_Washington, ~Extension 10. fecting Co., 1436 G _st. n.w. Nat. 3058, 40 NG of all kinds renovated and steril- ized by process approved by Health Dept. DG "Prompt service and low brices. Fagis Bedding Co.. 2215 5th Decatur_155. BEDDING RENOVATED, sprini mattre pillows. feather mat.: down comfort, re-cov- ered._Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. Nat. 4094, BE]E?}N&.":‘AEM“ hfl; springs and S price: Rilows Jeno; ext prices and brombt Sel CARPEN' fioo MAN, ER—Repairs porches, el partitions, inting. b CARPENTER—Any Kind repairs or new work by the job: partitions. porch work, wire fences: reasonable. _Atlantic 4273, hape Wgatts | THE PRES [D EN TUAND | TIREWRITEGE Specal tenisT 03 Bt principal stockholder in an old established, close wholesale corporation, catering to drug- gists, confectioners, delicatessen and department stores, having other interests, offers the ‘major portion of his holdings and re- sponsibility to one or two ener- getic young men with capital to invest aggregating $25,000 to $40.000. This is a most attractive proposition and an opportunity to get substantial returns on in- vestment. The business is well established and welcomes the most thorough investigation. For the past several years profits have ayeraged from 35% to 40% on capitalization and can easily be greatly increased under ag- gressive management. The advertiser *will retain a reasonable amount of stock in the cerporation and will take a semi-active interest in the con- cern, if desired. Present officers and stockholders, who are em- ployes, will retain stock now held by them. No brokers. Address Box 404-M, Star-Office, ARPENTICR . painting and_ seneral 23281100 st e, Lincoin 10280 25 10280. CARPENTER #od Jobber, general M._Brining Tepairing; est. ~free. 1359 Taylor st. _Ad. 162 PIEN'I'JL R Géneral repairs, aiter- CARPENTER Sioet fesins e work. Godwin. Met. 2094. e CARPENTER-JOBBER, teneral ing a specially. Porches built and enclosed. Call Mr. Nichols, Ad. 4630, 1207 mmon:iz. W # o asr CHAIR CANEING = Foreh rockets stering._ Armstrong. 1235 10th n.w. Met. 2062, i [IY furnaces cleaned—Vacuum CHIMNLEY s oea g painting, floor scraping. waxing. Phone W. E: Day. Capitol Heights 82. 260 ELECTRIC WIRING—6 rooms, 3 hails, bath, 140 complete: fixtures, $20 insialled. Get my estimate; save time and money: work guar- anteed. North 0885. H. M. Carpenter. 27 CLIECTRIC Wirine, Axtures; general B L T RIC B, ettt Jom: est prices in town. nothing down; 3 years 1o pay' estimates free. Col. 6292. 3419 11th n.w. American Light & Supply Co., Inc. 27% ; DI "RIC "I RIN(; and fixtures, SLECTRIC WIRING 2nd fatures. appliances. Terms to suit. Penn Improve- ment & Elec. Co, Inc, 911 Tth st. n.w. Rt osts EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, scraping, x= ing; skilled mecha Paul Serene, 28 N. Y. dustiess nteed. L. T. Cleveland 0528 FLOOR WORK. every description; dustless machines; reasonable; guaranteed. L. T. Folk, 5357 Sherrier pl. Cleveland 0528, FURNITURE UPHOLSTE] repaired; slip covers made; est. cheerfully given: returned free T:ttensor. 1600 8th_st. n.w N_ 7102 HOME IMPROVEMENTS, Electric wirlng and fixtures, papering and nting hardwood floors and staircases. carpentry, plumbing tlosures, metal ceil spouting. plasterin, work: terms to please you: get our price: our cservice is our reputation. Penn Im. provement & Electric Co, Inc., 911 7th st. :e: Nat. 0512 and 0513, Opposite Goldes —Dupiicate xeys, 35 KEYS =DuRicess wee 12211 New_York ave. n.w. Met NG. PAPERH NG, PLASTERIN Special brices (his MORth " best mMaterial all work guaranteed. D. Lopatin, 3329 1ith st._n.w. Adams 5340. &5, roofing, guttering. ‘cement ‘and cents: made Turner & Clark, 3005, and heating, poreh in- | PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Personal is 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. EMPLOYED LADY WILL STAY EVEND with child: reasonable compensation. Ad: dress Box 313-R. Si BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME FOR IN- c porches: skilled valids. ‘convalescents, age nursing. special diet! best ref, Adams 4868. SWEDISH ~ MASSAGE -- STIMULATING, Testful, peneficial: in place of daily exercise. 1328_Fairmont si. n.w. Adams 7064, r‘gfif Ll'{"l:lw HOME rvll.l..‘c.«m:"ron n or convalescent; 4 special diet. Cleveland 2865-d. YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY grades. embodying most desirable features of child development; French, dramatics. music:_transportation provided. North 699 CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS SINCE e P T LR FORD._202_Transportatio MONEY "ADVANCED ON PA diamonds, antiques, silver and g ingston & Co., 1319 F st. n.w. N DAY SCHOOL, 6 DAYS, GRADES pre-school, French, dancing, luncheon, ‘playaround, - TUTHILL 1860_Miniwood pl._Adams 1443. TUTOR—GIVE .YOUR BACKWARD CHILD a chance = Coaching school, experienced pub- her, class ' or individually, lic-school Clev. 3674 SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) sale on_easy te Mach, Co.. Inc, i 5509. L L ¥, ave. TYPEWRITERSPortables, Royal, Corona, Underwood, Coronas with earryin standard key , free instruetion typewriters taken In trade. We well or credit; ve and’ our prices ‘are right. For tion call Metropolitan 9674, writer, 715 H_st. VACUUM GLEANERS—Hoover. Eureka, Royv= Regina. $15, 330 like new. guaranteed ar. Rent cleaners, $1.50 day: repairing | kinds; delivery. Vacium Cleaner 8hop, 404 Girard n.w. WALNUT BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces. d¢ Iuxe' springs. best condition: reasonabl Apt. 408. 1430 Belmont_st. n.w. WASHING MACHINE, vacuum, Figs. plete bed. piano, ice box. odd pleces. Clev ._2047 Tilden_st. WASHING ~ MACHINE. ant. size: brand new North' 6467-W. 'sed uprights suitable for begi At special rediiced prices. All are racons ditioned and very serviceable. We need room. A. B _CHASE. 869 LAWRIE & CO., $89. VOSE & . 885, FREDERICK, $90. Terms—$10 down and $5' monthiy gate o free lexchange plan. ° Nat. nw. com- call Investl- 3659, Kimball Co.. 721 1ith st. n.w. T Rochambeau any afernoon or eveml; beautiful piano for $1 weekly. DOGS, PETS, ETC. BOSTON PUPPIES—Fine pedigrees. fing markings; $25 and $35. Mrs. Joseph Marts 2052 37th st. n.w. b il ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, 4 months _ofdy highly bred with s to registel Pri reasonable. 'en (o be lgrr!tllllfl. 1230 _Phone West 1711. COLLIE PUPPIES Thoro bred stock: hit- lsl:n‘lzvtnu\iu, 2006 Adams n. Lincoln BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES. small_breed. mals and female, 7 weeks old. Also Jabansse reasonable, Car- $10, L nd ATHERTON'! N.W BOSTONS—FOX TERRIERS, Collies, Esquime Spitz; Persian kittens. siny canaries: we cut bird's toenalls, Schmid's Pet Emporium, 7132 12th st. n.w. 51! S PET SHOP. Nat = BOATS. YACHT, auxiliaty sioop, Maine _built, 10 tons, 35x13x6; Gray 4-cyl. D, self- starter: canvas in_perfect condition: must sacrifice. Apply wharf, Washington Bare racks._Col. Cartmell 2 ®. CABIN CRUISER, y {wo months: will sacriic befors SEVERAL BRAND-NEW LACONIA ALL-MAHOGANY OUTBOARD RUNABOUT HULLS. ill in shipping crates. A bargain at $220, while they last. See Mr. Duffy, STANLEY H. HORNER, Marine Division, 1111 14th St. N.W, Nat'l 5800, FARM AND GARDEN. VIRGIN TOP SOIL, WELL ROTTED MA. nure; also oak cord wood. Phone Kensing ton 11-M e cylinder: used Call North 4954 REV. A OPITZ HOME for aged, ‘invalids and paralytics. $10 per week ~and up. Suburban of Baltimore. Phone_Catonsviile 450. ocl NURSING HOME, re given invalids and co cheerful surroundings, every con- Adams 7363 1833 Kalorama rd. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINES, Burroughs and Dalton | machines, they mus be sold, prices right. | Metropolitan_9674. 715 H st. n.w. __ 21% ANTIQUE crystal lighting fixtures, three; perfect_condition: value. 390 each; sell $35 each. E. R. Brooks, 1119 9th st. n.w. 22* Individual valescent: venience, POULTRY AND EGGS. CHICKS—Rocks, Reds, $12.50 hundred: ofs der now for bresent or future delivers, Phone J. B. Henry, Pails Church M8~ 26° __WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS, ALL KINDS OF ANTIQUES and modern niture. We will pay highest market for rare and desirable furniture. Cal Lincoln Co.. Metropolitan 8817. The that_buss_anything of 22° ANTIQUES. old gold, siiver, diamonds, jew- elry, bought and sold. Tendler's Pawn. brokers Sales Co.. 913 D st. n.w. Fr. 933 APPAREL and ‘e of all kinds, res less of condition. Gather it up and ecall M. rices the BAR—Back bar, made by Ganter, Balti- more: also display H Abpiy 1412 Pens BATHTUBS. brick ana puilding material— Wrecking two city blocks for site, First and A sts. northe . one cit. block for Agricultu; Building, 13th & sts. southwest. ins in good used brick. lumber, sheathis studding, win- dows. door: robes. pipe. sink: plumbine materials This material may PAINTING able, a5 Call ve do my own work and fiér 4 p.m. PAINTING, p» at minimum price: 1 Nat 15350 820 T1th st. Trow, ING, ey our work lasts longor: low prices.” We €0 anywhere. Oall Georzia 2400. Penn Decorating Co., 5121 Georgla ave. 22+ PAINTING & PAPERAANGING — For 80 pricw o (2 D S L iR Keysione Dec. Co. Inc. 3541 14th at. mw oc3 e gcu Paul Serene, PAPER auiek servie U et s e PAPERING, painting. piastering n.w. Nat. 0512, it 5 SRIN(; ROOMS (@ry) scraped and PAPLR”\(';“"«. 37 and up. NO CASH NECESSARY. We do interior and ex- terlor PAINTING at lowest prices. Use nure Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil. as all our work s guaranteed. We . also do. re- modeling. butld garages and additions. porch Inclosures, pRImbing. heating. — stuctoing. plasterirs, 1ay and scrape hardwood floors. Sour ‘conventence For . free entoatin Sa " For free estimates ca THE ‘HOME DECORAT 0854, at 1000 9ih st mwo o Mewropolitan ERHANGING anid_palnting—Rooms pa- pered. nd up: sanitarily scyaped by steam: interior and exterior pamting: work aranteed: estimates submitted. Lincoin 5765, Erl Jordan (white). PAPERHANGING—Roows. §7, With Diuder paper included; best Work. ~James Jones 326 H St sw. District 1852 . 256 2. PAPERHANGING 3R0038 pavered. mate furnished: work guaraateed. A. T. George, 2120 18th st. n.w., ADt. 2. Dee. 4149, PAPERHANGING Reoms dey pered for 38. J. 3 RADEEcdofer % 3 R Sears, @O N, ¥.'a PIANG_ TUNING, repairing funer Percy Foster Cor and M. Walker, Col. 4796, PLASTER REPAIRING -8t :;::hll::t ::Irl:(tlnll up. 0!]'. the man who Perdue. 826 4th M. nv Nat. 390300 > ) J(; 8nd heating by expert _ITJ;‘E' ‘\01 ]:'{l:\ (;mm;nmn Dlumbers. % n v Co.. Fnc., 911 4th st n.w. Nt 031z, & iec: i ¢ h\ y. Painting, general re B 1 11th st. n.w. N 332, 22¢ B oTe TR oot CD. e, 10111, b urniture re ring: work 3 H sty e, i, BB UPHOL. T and repairing, Btandard Uph. Co.. 711 D n.w. Nat. 4902 23 antee it D. R. Metz, Decatur 353 weneral repair- “class work_done Mr. RUBS]I’I‘-L neat, —clean, interior and exterior: reasonable prices. , Five rooms and halls, 350 and up: also painting: eash or terms. W. Chadwick. 1o GIRL for general housework in smi house and small family or in an apartment. Call North 10041. GIRL from Virginia Kind ‘of work: stay night catur_3643. 1345 Corcoran st GIRL, color GIRL. colored, neat,” reliable. wants Fo-sework. Adams 0597, 2306 Ontario rd. nw GiRL desires position as nurse, maid, cham- bermaid, companfon or bakery clerk: rood references. Addiess Box 311-R, Star office. GIRL, neat, reliable, wishes work " of any kind: bundle wash. L s e e GIRL. colored, wants a job as mother's helper; stay nights. Call 1010 South Capitol street. b = e LACE CURTAINS STRETCHED, 50c per Dair: 40c per panel. Call for and deliver anywhere. _ Atl. 3811 22! part-time North 23 PESOE BEAUTY PARLO] ARCH. MANICURE, SHAM hair cut, 25¢ each: lr‘n’q‘Am“lrto:l) all work guaranteed or no char; lette permanent wave. speci art's. 921 P st. Met. 9795, PERMANENT MABELLE HONOUR SEHOOH Thn: 1 America’s Foremost Beauty Gult: i 1335 N, H. Ave N.W- 817 Thin Br. MW" be purchased at the same low prices at any of our jobs or at either of our three yards. where we are storing this material HECHINGER COMPANY HOUSEWRECKING DEPARTMENT. {ohi-Jlet and A ne.—East of Cepitel 13th & B s.w —Rear Agriculture Yards-Downiown—6th & C sts ogany: party 2 solid mal Apply Apt, No. 3¢ Tole) leaving town will sell, §100. 604, the Jeflerson it BED ROOM SUITE, handsome mahogany, ! Colonial, as whole or sep: te pleces: abso- lutely no dealers. Phone after 7:30 gzm Clev. 5529 . BOILER, ca: iron, Novus, used for hot- water heating, 8 rooms; good condition. Co- Tumbia_ 8803- BRICKS. Jumber. flooring, sash. windows, marble tile, radiators, bath tubs. lavatories. pipe. marble manteis. lot other building 'material cheap. = Wrecking Trianele buildings, 14th and 15th sts. and Pa. ave. n.w. ice. 1412 Pa. ave. bl BRUNSWICK PANATROPE, Iate m and Radiola, $70; new Tower Exerciser and Re- ducer, $25: Baby Whirldry electric washer, $30: Several Chinese rugs. $40 to $200; two Boys' sleds. racers, $1_each. Ad. 8150, 23* CASH REGISTER—One Remington, ¢ $9.95: reasonable. 1004 Eve st. n.w. 33 13); “good condition; 92 .w. _Phone Nortly 3021, DESKS—8ale of “factory secdnds furniture, desks. tables 'hi and used offcs | | file_cabinets. cabinet furniture. _You can also rent it. H.Baum & E st. n.w, National 9136. DESKS, chairs, safes, files: cheapesi Drices | in_ Washinglon. _Special sale factory sec- | onds. - Commercial Office Furniture Co.. 430 . D.W.__Met. 7142, DINING ROOM SUITE, pieces, cost 3300 new, sell piano, Aeolian Melichord, 100 rolls, $75: tapestry $9; velour | divan, cane back, $9: Chesterfield open-in | bed. '$10: white ' porcelain ice box, vanity dresser. triple mirror, 38; 9x13 wool 55, s’ condition; §8." 1431 Wb. " Potpmec FUR_COAT, season: like new. $125; also scart, cost $175; lke ‘new, 38 FURNTTURE_Barsain —Dining 4 side chairs, maho; Second floor. FURNITURE —Overstuffe P! 10-piece dining_room sul walnut bed room suite, $69.50; bed; Kitchen cabinet. 1211 H st. n.e. FURNITURE —~Mohair _1iv. foom suite, odd chairs, tables, sun room fiber suite. mahog. dining table, Chinese and Oriental rugs; | resl barkains. 2521 Conn. ave. GAS RANGES, slightly used. less than halt price. Why Day more? All styles: ever: range guaranteed. J. W. Williams, 609 6 st.n.w._National 2 220 HOUSEHOLD GOODS-—Widow selling, leav- ing_city. 304 Senton g.c.‘fi:"“h“ ob, OFFICE _FURNITURE from U. § vt.— Desks. chairs. fle cabinets. tables; everything for your office at great savings. Washington Salvage Co.. office furn. dept.. 310 8th st. n.w. studding, doors, mahogany, ten for §75: player Jettect condition, 0. $9; cash. Lin, 23 table, 2 ine condition. | FURNITORE 1t you wi $12; | 52 the Washington Cohen, Met. 9764, 7749. Will pay cash, 1339 Tth st nw e A, BIG PRICES PAID—Do nol be misied. ThS Lincoln Co. hes no connection with any firm in_the business. ~Phone Metropolitan 8817 We pay the highest cash prices for anything of valur P BOOKS—Hizhest pr - fiction and misceliancous Looks. in any quantity. “Bring them" or phone Mctronoitan 5415, Pearl man's Bir_Book Shop. 477 G st. n.w. [ REGISTERS. show ne entire _contents m. 914 E st. n.w 974 WITH CONFIDENCE—Call Notes the i e hen e s nating gof he highest cash prices. Me: FB17. 604 6Uh St nwe o gk ¥U. %14 URE ot all kinds wanted; be Capital Furniture Co.. 621 L or phone Met. 8459 URNITURE—Don't sacrifice your furniture. We will give you more for furniture, bric B adnies o, Ses Replt ced. Co.'Tel. Metropolitan 8817, 604 6th & :;\o v € o sell your furs paid for o will Diture and it is not all phone Lincoln Co.. Met. 8817, due and give you the difference n-yt‘bl‘hl.% FURNITURE and other things that you have ou b5 calling Nav1 7978, Harkes's: 100 B s I will come at once prepared to_move them. IF YOU WANT to sell your household stocks of merchandise. o other personal property call the J. J. Owen Auction & Realty Co.. Nai. 5450: office, 927 n.w., Room 207. Satisfactor; teed or no commission cl service our motto. Estimates MEAT DISPLAY CASE, for cash. i reasons able: aiso Frigidaire if i OLD GOLD—Bring your old gold, num, diamonds, alto iacaraed: ) DAy hiehest prices. A Kanh. Tne.. 135 P et PORCELAIN-LINED 1bs._or less. Address Be REFRIGERATOR, electric o 5 cublc feet: state price Address Box 159-R. Star_offic PRESIDENTS', statesmen’s | ments, collections, F sl b ters or coins District 1. 28 SECTIONS or_part T Radistor Co must be hot water 8-W. _Ad ture. household effects, office furniture and slocks of merchandise, and live up to § convinces neal Mef litan_ 8817, b 'S, 920 PA. AVE. N.W. Household effecis. merchandise, Automobiles, ete. {nm:-nm- years se . s i BEFORE SELLING =-phone 't e Nevrmion S fnd o oo ot a-brac'and of SouTar, nd office furniture. “The SALE—AUTOMOBILES. BUICK 51 BROUGHAM-} ; 3 7 dowt, s30 permo. remarkably ‘Ant Sonel ntsed. tion " und “mechanically A-1; Warrington Moto o D033 Tien o BUICK COACH, 1 clean 'lnrnlllhouli Lincol £ st n.w. BUICK COACH, 1027—8e¢ 7 finish Yery" o0d) - uphelsters” (e’ mew. OlL BURNER, Electro, with 278-gal. tank: o instantaneous wa 3 3 R st_Tel. No. N ki e OIL BURNER—Latest type tank and all fi- tings: com@ete, §$75; used as demonstrator; must be sof. Col. 4040. ORIENTAL RUG—Antique, 5x7, over 45 years in family; ‘will sell very cheap, even dealers invited. _ Apply_Apt. 520. Disirict 8676. ' PHONOGRAPH™ REGORDS, " Vieto ~ Aeolian and_Coly sour choice, % 7. 2503 _14th n.w. e S P PIANO _Brand-new ¥ grand now 5485. There is a reason-Case slghily damaged in shipping. Nat. 3650, W. Kimball_Co.. 721 11th st. n.w. PIANO—A ight, e new: medium size: genuine brown mahogany 675 mal MOTOR TRAVEL. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. TORONTO, via scenic Susquehanna Tiail. u-?:'x!- Sept. ‘;‘l‘ Comfortable Buick coacl accommodations onie to four: all or part way. ms 9372, % WE WILL take congenial com R ood standing to GAlfornia by Ruterabiie. ng charge for transportation: leaving Wash- ington Wednesday, Sept. 24. Present your- self to Mr. W. Godesroy, 1221 Conn. ave. LAUNDRY to_take home, firsi-class work; sunny yard, _Pot. 5777-W. LAUNDRY WORK wanted by reli woman; excellent laundry service: reasonabie. Call_your neighborhood ‘lnllndr’vfu.‘ Ad._4286. LAUNDRESS. first-class, wants small bundle lady's silk_wash: reference. Met. 2231, 3 MAID. colored; 00d cook, waitress, nuise. or mother's hflEc full or part time: very cheerful:_ref. tur 2419, " MAID, colored, wants place in smell private family: plenty experience: will furnis) an G references. Address Box 109-R, Star MATD OR WATTRESS, colored; cily refer- ence. 727 Fairmoht st. h.w WANTED —Place as Orst- city_or_in_suburbs. 3210 i WOMAN, “colored, from Virginin, Vishes place as’ cook: stay nighis. General liouse- 1733 6th st n.w work if_nothing else. B4 aav's work or laundry to Decat WOMAN wishes take_home. — Call De WOMAN ~ wishes geheral or_maid: city reference. . colored, X L WOMAN, ~color, maid. waitress, in'a smali f last _place.. 1433 Chureh st. WOMAN, “white, _reliable, cooking and_housewor] Box Star_offi WOMAN, colored, neat. EPosIt | excellent cook, _hou; N altresn hurse or_part_time:_best reference. ' Potomie 6912 WOMAN wishes besition % ahen | besition s cook. Tady’s maid AL iy waniy Sork 3 ¢ -"Fu Taundress. R rienced. o Doacatur 164 refined, “wants ¥1 a day. Address 23% —— BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WILL SELL whole or half interest attrac- tive Ean station. nearby Ve: small invest- income; ful Investi, W Address Box 335-M, a:::u:fl;’ yr T Pa. ave and & 2t 550 2 hl;hl- am FOUNTAIN AND LIGHT LUNOH n = conceasion ading new apartment house: $700 cash. e Lerms. Goldsmith Sles Corp.. 918 veneer case: modern design, with duet bench Tepossessed. ' To close account before Ocis ber st will_sell ‘for §185. This 15 buy. Nai 3659, W. W. Kimball Co. 73 1nin . PIANO BARGAINS—Piayer-piano. like ni 3165; Prancis Bacon, $135: Stieff, like ne 3215 Knabe. fine condition. $195; Steinwa: $145; Francis Bacon Grand, little used, $31: an apartment size upright.’ in excellent eon- dition, $185 Hardman pianos Pianos for rent. ' Pianos moved and packed fo men orch, 1110 G._Est._1879. PIANG, smail concert grand. with concealed plaver attachment and 159 recor: I | Apt. 204, _Arlington Hotel. 32 PIANOS-—2 splendid_apartment size standard ‘make, zuaranteed like ne duced 3205 for' auick sale. Terms. Trades considered. Might temporarily store with responsible party paving cartage charges. | Quick action necessary. To inspect phone Metroolitan 2734 week days. RADIO and altractive furniture for one- foom apartment. “ABL. 113, Hotel Annago- is. 2° EQUIPMENT for tea room. in good LOR; very reasonable for auick sale. wn.«llf Park_rd. n. % Tocnted In Teart of city: | complete: terms o’ suit on_nécount of iliness: araniee pver week. e mi- ,‘,',‘,“f, Address Box 271-R, Sl' r STUDIO with Tiving auarters. suitable for club, fraternity. dancing. C. e {"'L : ]’lq»"l“. ave. 3 reui.mu.r LY r:i:u;r‘urfi'in in Address Box 5: R Ster ofce. - RADIO -Atwater Kent all-electric; dvhan speaker and screen-grid tubes: iike new: used thvee months: now reduced to $8 Nal. 3659 W. W. Kimball Co., 721 1ith st. n.w. ik REFRIGERATOR. thiee-door. 130 1bs, cn- g00d condition; barwain. . Phone SEWING MACHINES - Drovhead Singer, $15: New Home, f15; Standard. $15: New Ideal, $10 others at §5: all guar. “New machines. $3mo. Renting and repairi SE. Sew. Mch. Shop, 313 Pa. v BUICK 27-47 SEDAN, oniy 3330: fine mot: a Owned and driven by careful party. Only $140 ~ down. ~_balance ' Bervice, 1133 20th st. v Norih axfi"h'n . BUICK 1928 SEDAN—_Fine condition. sserifice. Ground floor. 892 New' York Nves BUICK SPORT CONVERTIRLE e Master 6 Hus rumble eat, nickel sadinior A0, hendlichts and many, extras; Wl new terms _ Mr. Roper. 1111 T s o BUICK 1928 Standard Coach, repossessec local Lank. This car s a Darsain and con Seatednanced by responsible party. See Mr ntral Moto 3 Maloney s centre r Sales, 1317 14th BUICK MASTER 6 COUPE. 4-p model: very f . ) lew York ave. = Triangle Motor Co., Open evenings and Sun- or to) repair; good_ rubber: a b Packard. 1700 CADILLAC 1939 DE LUXE ROADSTER. or inal finish of black with Mx%}:'lruix i Wheels: chronium finish: well fenders: auxile lary lights; trunk rack, ete. ‘This car de- Sharmous saving, ContralMober St 13}t . Ces fharmous saving, Central Motor Sales, 1917 CHEVROLET 1028 COACH. 3 “Thoroushly checked and bearing. out famons ok ios Eauipped with 5 good tires. " Finish perfect This car will give you dependable perform- ance for many thousands of miles, Can be bal. easy ino. pa:- Owens Motor 365 Rups and ent repair Bill $35. LET 1020 SEDAN-$450; doer: one of our owners wanted ‘s coupe.. s he traded in his low mileage. practicaily new car: smart lines, handsome Duco fnish, new.car dependability and _performance; these are the (hings that make this Chev- rolel such u spectacular value: sold With an 0. ko ihat counts; only $150 down, bal 12 mouths: your car in trade. Owens Mo- tor Co.. 6323 Ga. ave. CHEVROLET 1927 COUPE: good iices, fine condition; real bargain, only §96. 1111 18th CHEVROLET 1938 4-DOOR afiufi best of e tires, il Sacrees $40s° " Te11 1heH b e 1937, VT R W BT Sunity fo, St vidow Uade "bushrens. TO BUY OR SELT. MACHINES, Sinwer, ~all contoles and " treadies, an iy 2475 18 mod; electric | aranteed; 325 st. n.w.' Co- portables, and foot power; 1B cash or terins. STORE FIXTURES —8how cases, Wall cases, counters. shelving, tables, chairs, cash regis- ters. Jiron’ safes. scales, coffee’ urns. soda | fountains, elec. mixer: Htions and eauip men. of every description. s Edgar Baum. Inc.. 914 E st n.w, TABLE. new. mahosany, ¥ate lex. extension, With asbestos pads. ADL. 41, 909 20th st. n.w. CHEVR( OADSTER- PICK-1 this 15 a 3 ; iEtha? RTBRENE oa T can cve CHEVROLET 1020 COACH: in perfect condi- tlon; real bargain for $360; can give terms. 1111 18th st. 0w, CHEVROLET 1033 SEDAN- 323, 1 i €36 504 with an ok That count 8 o Fec dition: thinga that make ihis outstandin 3 Owens