Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1932, Page 41

SPORTS. D.C.ProsAreReady LARKIN AND CLARK RATED DANGEROUS Conceded Chance to Go Far in National Tournament Next Week. BY W. R. McCALLUM. ASHINGTON will send to | the national open cham- plonship next week a| fine pair of professlonall golfers from the younger school, lads who have performed so well | around the Capital that they may go far in the national title chase if the game they have dlsplayed‘ during the past two months holds | up in the heat of a national tourney. In all, five Washington professional golfers will mbake the trip to the Fresh Meadow Club of Flushing, Long Island, to play in the national title event next week, but two of them are distinctly of | the younger group. It is around these | two “youngsters, who have come fast over the past two or three years, that much of the drama of the open may center. | They are Gene Larkin, the 25-year- | old assistant to Bob Barnett at the Chevy Chase Club, and Archie Clark, | the 23-year-old assistant to Sandy Ar- mour at Congressional. Both are fine | golfers and both are capable of phe- | nomenal bursts of speed over any man’s golf course. Others Comparative Veterans. ‘The other three qualifiers from Wash- ington are all men who are past their twentles in golf and all of them pre- viously have qualified in and played in national open championships. Larkin also has qualified previously, but for Clark his appearance next week at Fresh Meadow will mark his debut in a national championship. Bob Barnett of Chevy Chase, Al Houghton of Kenwood and Mel Shorey of East Potomac Park comprise the | trio, all of whom previously have quali- | fled for the naticnal. Although none of | these three is a doddering old gent in | the twilight of his golfing years, they are not the comparative youngsters in | the game that are Larkin and Clark. And it has become the habit in recent years in golf to expect unusual things Ceurse for Open Full of Pitfalls JUSHING, N. Y., June 15 (®.— Some of the Nation's leading professionals are getting first- hand knowledge these days of the pitfalls of the Fresh Meadow Coun- iry Club course, where the national open golf championship will be played next week. Only Leo Diegel has managed to fracture par of 70 so far this year. Leo toured the tricky layout in 69 yesterda carding birdies at the short ninth, short twelfth and the eighteenth. Until Diegel's round, Henry Ciuci’s 71 stood as the best score over the course this season. Wifly Cox was around in 74 and Al Ciuci in 73. Charley Guest found plenty of trou- ble in a round of 77. Ed Dudley also covered the course, but spent his time practicing shots and turned in no score. Golf Analyzed BY JOE GLASS HIS need of “feel” in playing the mashie is so essential there can't be too much consideration of it A vital factor in “feel” is the ‘manner in which the club is gripped. ‘The most approved grip is the over- lapping. It puts possession of the club in the fingers and thumbs, where feeling is most highly or- ganized, and where flexibility is greatest. As you know, in the over- lapping grip the joint of the little finger of the right hand fits over the middle joint of the first finger of the left hand. Avoid a palm grip, which destroys both “feel” and flexibility. And if OVERLAPPING GRIP IS \_ BEST FOR MASHIE THUMS DOWN SHAFT IF YoU HAVE TRousLE GETTING FINGER. of the younger generation. Tuning up for the national cham- plonship, both Larkin and Clark have put on notable scoring streaks over the gzsn week. Clark played the last nine les at Congressional the other day in 31 strokes, with a row of six consecutive birdies, from the twelfth hole through the eighteenth, for the boys to shoot at. Larkin played his home course at Chevy Chase in 69 strokes, exactly par. over a course where par admittedly is the toughest around Washington to obtain. Both thees smooth-cheeked youngsters have the habit of tightening up their game when the going“s tough- est, and on this account both may do well in the title test at Fresh Meadow. No Runaway Expected. Of course, if another Sarazen comes along to outpace the field as the little | Italian-American did so conclusively at | Sandwich last week, no one will be able | to nose him out, but such things usually | are not done in the American open. There’s always some one good enough to keep on level terms with the pacemaker, as the experience of recent open cham- pionships, with their many ties, has proven. A few years back Gene Larkin won the Maryland open championship, chiefly because on one of the one-shot holes at Elkridge, he put his first bail out of bounds beyond the green and | then, taking the stroke and distance penalty, he hit his next ball into the cup for an actual ace and a par 3. e | ‘won the title by a single stroke. ur\m has played the Chevy Chase course many times in better than par. His| record mark is 65. Last September Archie Clark finished second in the Maryland open at Con- gressional, one stroks behind Ralph | Beach, the winner. He has played the par 72 Congressional course several times in better than 70. Both these lads are capable of sustained bursts of speed. and while they are youngsters and the tourney is the national open, | where even the best of them frequently xo Wwrong, either or both may be up there ghting for the title when the payoff | comes a week from next Saturday. NLY two Washington golfers are playing today in the first round of the Gibson Island tournament for women. Mrs. Betty P. Meckley, the former District champion from Indian Spring, who qualified with an 87, met Mrs. F. G. Dempwoif of York, Pa., and Mrs. J. F. Gross of Indian Spring, who scored 99, met Mrs. W. B. Hurst of Elkridge, conqueror two weeks ago of Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes. Meanwhile today a women's team from Washingion clashed with a team of fair stars from Richmond over the James River course of the Country Club of Virginia. This is the same course over which the Middle Atlantic women's title tourney may be held merf in the year. OMEN go](ers started their munici- | pal championship match - play rounds vesterday with only two contests played in the tourney at Rock Creek Park. In the first flight Mrs. J. M. Jester defeated Mrs. D. M. McPherson and in | the seccnd flight Miss Nina Owings trounced Mrs. C. E. Gibson by 3 and 2. | ‘The balance of the matches are sched- | uled for completion this week. ‘ HARLIE PENNA, the Congressional | caddiemaster. is gathering to him- self quite a reputaticn as a lengthy hitter from the tze. Recently Charlie has accomplished a pair of notab'e stunts by driving onto the fourth and #ixth greens at the C-ngressional course. Both holes are normal drive and pitch holes. and both have been driven before. | but Charlie really is knocking the ball| a long distance from the tee. Only the | other dav he played the par 5 fifth hole at Congressional with a drive and & mashie shot to ghe him a puzt fcra3 NET SEM! FINAL LISTED | Mrs. Martinez and Mrs. Stone Due to Meet in League Event. ; Mrs. Ruth Martinez and Mrs. Frances Stone were to face this evening at 4 oclock in a semi-final match in the Women's District Tennis League tourney on the Columbia County Club courts. ‘The winner will enter the final round against Prances Walker, who yesterday defeated Mrs. Dorette Miller, 6—4, 6—2. in a match played on a private court. The Columbia courts were too ‘wet for use. Doubles matches also were carded today. before and after the Martinez- Stone tilt. RECEIVING NET ENTRIES Blater Is in Charge of List for Mid- dle Atlantic Doubles. Entries for the Middle Atlantic dou- bles tennis tourney, to be held on the g%um’l;ln Co&:w Club c;um starting e 23, are being receive C. Arthur Slater at that club. & - GRIP 6-10:32 you have trouble acquiring the finger grip try a scheme which Jim Barnes uses with his pupils. On taking the handle of the shaft in your left hand, place the left thumb on it. This will compel a finger grip. “Chick” Evans grips the mashie so that he has a feeling the club- head is hanging as though by a string. Copy “Chick,” for in his prime he was a great master of the mashie. (Copyright. 1932) 'ONE TENNIS FAVORITE BOWS AT WILMINGTON 'Hess Eliminated by Jones, but All| Other Leading Players Win in Delaware Tourney. By the Assoclated Press. ILMINGTON, Del, June 15.—Two first-ten stars, a_ Brazilian Davis cup player, a New York dark horse and four front rank collegians are among the 15 contestants who re- main in the running today for the Delaware State tennis championship. Dr. Eugene McCauliff, the Yonkers, N. v, flash who is conceded a- good chance to win the title, was the first to reach the quarter finals, while the 14 others had fought their way to the fourth round. Clifford Sutter of New Orleans and Berkeley Bell, a former Texan, the two seasoned top ranking stars, loomed as the favorites, but they faced stern opposition from Ricardo Pernambuco, the sole survivor of six Brazilians who found the going on the grass courts extremely fast: Karl Kamrath of the University of Texas, and Willilam Bas- com of Yale. The galleries, too. were interested in the work of David Jones, Columbia University representative, who yester- day upset Jake Hess, Southwestern in- tercollegiate champion, and Elliott Loughlin, captain-elect of Navy, who battered out a straight-set victory over the highly rated Jack Tidball of the University of California at Los Angeles. Two Washingtonians were eliminated yesterday when Pat Deck bowed to Berkeley Bell of Texas and Fred Sendel to Alex Keiles of Baltimore. Bell won, 6—1, 6—1, and Keiles triumphed 5—7, FISHING By Ed Deckermm— First Ald in the Woods. HE first-aid hints in this column are designed to aid the sufferer in the woods until the doctor comes. Where there is a serious 1ll- ness or injury get a doctor as soon as_possible. Should the occasion arise where a bandage is needed, don't bind up a wound with “any old rag.” In- fection from such a bandage is easi- ly contracted and its results often :xtremely dangerous and far-reach- ng. Take an ordinary clean white handkerchief or cloth. Place it in boiling water for 20 minutes. At the same time permit an ordinary table fork to remain in boiling water the same length of time. ‘Without permitting anything ex- cept the sterile fork to touch the handkerchief or cloth, pick it up with the fork and dip it in a solu- tion made of two quarts of toilet water and one bichloride of mercury tablet. Hold up by the fork until water runs off, leaving handkerchief damp, and then place over the wound by means of fork. Bandage with strips of cloth from a clean shirt or sheet. What are vour fishing and camp- ing problems? Write them to “Fishing.” In care of this paper, in- closing & stamped, self-addressed envelope. “m"“w" ‘TOmOrrow. ma de G d s 508 M d Pl 2 h THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 5 Pharmi 5 138 %GR R saenon 3\!! sts.—Kenner's Pharmacy. *5 0. = oll?fln‘;t. Ar & ains co. —Soonau PoRd Arnwmlll_ Pharmacy. Store. | 17th i5th and 912 14th 401 14th 11th and i4th and ot n.-llcm Pleasant Cigar and News 1 bia rd. —Th. !lu’ 8h ae Galifornta SColodny Brothers. armacy. AR S v -s.m'f g, Pharmacy. 2 Bancan ;:)ll -Inndd % l‘:! —Ouoldlnbll’ll (time clerk’s s.—Lincoln Drug Store. T ave.—-J. Prench Simpson x-L 1. Forster's Pharmacy. M H.' 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LOCAL RATES. 3-line_minimum time, 20c per line times.” 19c per line. imes. 18c per line. times consecutively. 17c per lin Advertisements under Personal. additional Store. harmacy. 1 2 3t 7 COOK-CHEF, _experienced. Apply Ci Restaurant. 1724 Penna. ave. n.w ELECTRICIAN. A No. 1, must be familiar with D. C. code. Man who is capable of calculating and laving out large job. Ad- dress Box 118-D. Star office. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES—Increase you eaTnings during your spare time: supplant your “cut” with profitable spare-time em- ployment: _interesting _work among _ your frlends, o¥rits us for information. Addess Box 472-D. Star office MAN with successful record has oppommny to become State distributor for non-competi- tive. fast-selling device. Apply, 10 to 3, 1612 L st nw SR o MAN—Exceptional opportunity for married man. preferably with light car. service and sales work. Good future for right mi See Mr. Burns between 7 and 9. 979 Na- tional Press Bldg. MEAT CUTTER. experienced in grocery line: must have references. 1701 Kenilworth ave. ne Lincoln 8833 MEN—On account of a wonderful new ad- ditior_to our proposition. which increases saies 507, we need at once 5 neat appearing men. Any man willing to work can make & good living wags. Established territory with repeat trade. No floaters wanted. $18 and commission, conditional to start. Experience not necessary. Call after 3 p.m., 826 Invest- ment_Bldg MEN—Dox $25 to 335 per week interest you to start with and steady year-around work with good chance for advancement? Product internationally known. Restricted and protected territory. Apply before noon. J. R. Watkins Co., 5533 Ill. ave. n.w., corner Ga._ave. ROUTE SAl AN progressive laundry. Married man with hmlly» high school edu- cetion or its equivalent preferred. Ability to increase sales necessary: previous selling experience not essential. but preferable. In reply give age, number in family, experi- ence and list of employers for the last five years. Address Box 151-D. Star office SALESMAN - Young man experienced in sell- Ing hotels. restaurants and institutions. Ad- dress Box 465-D. Star office. - SALESMEN (3) wanted, with for new subdivision. choice n.w. section: wide wooded lots: prospects for active building. _Robert E. Heater. Colorado Bide. District 4820. SALESMEN having had sales experience sell- ing merchandise, real estate. securities Or insurance can positively become independent within 12 months representing well estab- lished organization doing the largest volume of business of its kind in the District of Columbi If this is of interest to you. call Mr. McCurléy. National 9115. for interview. Important: Honest effort positively re "'-TM SALESMEN {or local n to call on hospitals. schools, holeu lnd other institutions. We have new method for disinfecting and deodorizing toilets. Operates automatically and low in price. High commissiol ind protected territory. ‘Telephone Mr. Walcott, anloml 6582 for appo:ntment. 8| urity, insurance or r estate ex; rntnce. with cars, for most active high-gra glopunuun expenses paid. Ap- ply Room 302 Metropolitan Bank Building. SALESMEN, experienced in_selling sewing machines fl uum cleaners. to handle the tw r-brush Singer vacuum cleaners lnd the old reliable Singer sewing machines on salary and commission. See Mr. Harris. 3337 Cnn T . if_you are out of work, see Mr. Murrny. he can place you in & permanent position where you can earn xrzn!ner week to start. Apply Room 505, 1319 st. n.w. TEACHERS—PROFESSORS. In principle our business is one of the oldest in existence. It is_dignified: not stocks. bonds or insurance. Government ex- ecutives, banking officials. Army and Navy officers. professional men and women—in fact, people in all walks of life—become cli- ents every day. This is the most interesting. yet mnn rapidly increasing business of this e fits the times and performs a great !ervlce Any one with determination to follow proven lines of selling effort can succeed. ‘To you who would ordinarily take a posi- tion’ during the Summer months we_offer an opporturity for pleasant rofitable employment: full co-operation and dive leads constitute the foundation of our efforts. ‘To those of you seeking such a connec- tion. call National 3708 for an_appointment. TAXI DRIVERS, colored, with iden- tification cards. Good pmposmon Shell Cab Co., 2002 9th st. n.w “American Automobile Association —will offer a permanent position and future to 5 men who will follow sales instructions; experience not neces- sary, as applicants that qualify will be trained. Apply to Field Manager, Thursday, between 9 and 11 a.m. D. C. DIVISION OF A. A. A, 17th and Pa. Ave. N.W. WANTED—SALESMEN. and Macomb st.—Harry ©. _HELP—WOMEN. AUTHOR desires assistance of girl with some literary abiilty"to ‘help. brepare. maausce must be accurate typist: compensation nece: S5tine Ve ol GRerience may prove 'n'fi Address Box 469-D, Star H’c'(" B UDENT 'I(h tenacity of pur- 2 of city. __Address B:;"Il i ou'}flcneu FAMILY COOK or dishw: A-1; refer- er. ence. Call froj . Columbia c.“ml:“w “lu% "omd, e SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. JUN D7 Do Ao P do| S WantAd [ s | — gz | s, srosrommms | s | o e — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued.) HELP AND SIT UATIONS D_s SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) (Continued.) COOK, LAl UNDRESS, first-class _waitress: leave City or stay in; full or part time work. North 1955, enersl mald, waitress. colored. neat ce., Dleasant’ disposition, wants full, COOK, by colored woman with firat-floor experience: reference. Dec. 1243. GENERAL MAID. colored, ucellenl cook. que y_kind: reference. Pot. 1185. emmL . HOUSEWORK, part time, nurse day's work wanted by a reilable colored woman: re neat, good all- sood at GIRLS @) K 538 Dupont Circie: Avies atier 5. GIRLS (2) SATISPIED WITH $3 DAILY. WIll pay 320 weekly to producers. Saies ! experlence necessary. 1317 F n.w.. Rm. 302. Apply b Y > TRONER for qusiiiy Wark. cxperienced. Call 5 to 6 pm., 111 ave. n.w LADIES, several, with life insurance or gen. eral selling experience, for attractive propo; sition. _P. O_ Box 442, Washington. D. C. SALESLADIES, $10 salary and extra com- minlnn. to take orders for regular house- hold nec:llluer experience not enenlibl. 311_Math Building, G st. n.w. elmrlenced n'W shington Laundry, 27th and K| STENOGRAPHER can secure board in au- thor's home for $6 weekly and services three Col. 4146. !moukum n worth 325 per week. Address Box ll7 E, Star_office YOUNG LADY. ¢ pel educated, wanted to flll a man’s right person will receive a man’s pay. dress Box 417-C. Star office. YOUNG LADIES (2), service girls at position Ad- nest, 18 to 24, for curb -B-Q7 tips. 31 o 34 & night. Blue Pelican. 5840 Conduit rd. _ * YOUNG WOMAN, refined. congenial, fond of country and children, as housekeeper for widower with two grown boys on farm, nearby Md; permanent. comfortable home, with ‘small ' salary. ~ Answer fully. stating salary. Address Box 8-E. Star office. SHIRT FINISHERS. Experienced: steady work. Arcade Sun- shine Laundry, 713 Lamont A Distinct Oppgstunity | few ladies possessing personality o are ‘accustomed. 1o meeting the Bub: hostess at one of Washington's most Prominent Summer resorts, See Mrs. Ogle TODAY. Room 102, 1410 H St. N.W. 'E LADIES. MiddJe aged, with references, for positions that will compensate you well, providing you can qualify. Ap- ply Room 853, Washington Bldg., be- tween 10 and 12 and 2 and 4. S e HELP—DOMESTIC. GIRL, oolored. wanted to do general house- work. 1032 25th st. n.w. 160 | GIRL. colored, _ GENERAL HOU!IWOR.K the A b2 lable Colored sir: T GENERAL WORK in small um'la. by colored Decatur GIRL. youns cohred. wan| housework or ‘part time; 06d Tt [ 1 cmu. coloud wishes a part-time no Sundav work; can give reference. West_1125- Tace: hone 1o AFETERIA MAKING MONEY, RENTAL. fiuuu AT 31,300 CASH. iu-x-_uu INDUSTRY l‘m—RWnlnl and bmrd.ln' bulhllll : $550—Roomin; ouu. 15 rooms, l baths; ®0od income; rent, $50. near house. 24 rooms; good cor- ; well furnished: good 1 ” m—i’.unch and Tountain, hear Union 8 ‘splendid business; will sacri armn nnd 6 rooms: good corner s00d business: colored trade; business can r e cORE" o Tiin BeoN.w. Nat. 1303, ROOMING H BUYERS. A cash payment as low as $150 wiil esta) lish you in & paying home and business co bined if you consult, day or evening xl}"nm ©OR MR. HALL. / GIRL, colored, neat, desires piace as wali- ress. maid or housework. 4601, 17° elevator operator. work"in private family. will g0 away fof Summer. Call North 0098 GIRL wishes place as maid in doctor's office mily; no waiting; will leave city. Lin. 2007, GIRL, colored, wishes part or full time work. Cail Col. 2082, 1015 Kenyon st. n.w. wants place to_clean, get dinners in aftérnoons. 5184 GIRL, colored, neat, desires h.w. or part- time or day's Work, or man and wife together. Potomac_3056. GIRL. colored, 1 helper; _willing Phone Dec. 1480-W. GIRL, colored. wishes place a: maid; city reference. 1909 17th n.w. | Phore Decatur 5539-W. GIRL, colored. wants job: good cook; refer- ence. Call Pot. 1122. LAUNDRY, cleaning, day's work, wanted by colored woman: references. Lin. 9433-J. LAUNDRESS. good, wants 3 days' work, Thursday, Friday, ‘Saturday: out by da: Gley, 3397. 3380 tuyvesant pl., Chevy Chas LAUNDRESS, first-class, time work; references. MAID, colored, neat, experienced. wants work by day or week. Adams 2094-W. MAID OR BUS GIRL—Neat young colored ishes job. North 4109-R. BCHOOLGIEL. colored, wants _ er's helper in 'white or'colored family: room, board. small pay. Phone Pot. 5820-J. VIRGINIA WOMAR, colored, desires cook or general housework job. part time. or couple as janitor: city references. Col. 6150-J WAITRESS or dressmaker's helper; colored girl. neat,” wishes & position. Phone Col At home, or part- _ 1517 Que st. n.w. wm'rz “GIRL, experienced. wants Dolillo 3 housekeeper or any work. Met. 5400. 15° WOMAN wants day's work of any kind or €0 away for the Summer. 1801 Calvert st. itor's_quarters. WOMAN with child 14 willing to ieave city, Decatur 6458, S WOMAN, young, wants job_as mother's help- er. housework or laundry. 3503 Sherman ave. e 00k : Tiat-class reference. experienced; Address MOTHER'S HELPER, white. references: saburbs: stay nights. Box 119-D, Star office. e WHITE WOMAN, reliable, for general house- work: lovely home: live in; 320 month. Ad- dress' Box 1-E. Star office. ~ BUSINESS INSTRUCTIO! CIVIL SERVICEStatistical clerk, POLICE, file clerk, stenography. typewriting, speed dictation 'and_complete _secretarial ' course. Tuition, §5. The Civil Service Preparatory School. s . cor. 12th & P n'w. Met. 6337. I‘VSTRLCTION COURSES. SPECIAL SUMMER CLASSES NOW FORM- ING—Secretarial courses of college grade NEW, easy. fascinating methods which pro- duce 'results. ONLY school in D. C. which guarantees to place its graduates. (Agency places over 5000 annually ) Inauire toda: BOYD 8. 1333 F. Nat. 2340. % AUTO DRIVING _ LESSONS — LICENSED white men: anywhere, any hour: your car or ours._Call any time, Adams 3489 21 SPANISH. CONVERSATIONAL AND BUSI- ness. by rative Latin American. class and private tutoring, low rates. Ph. Em. 50’ THIS 18 AN AGE OF SPECIALISTS. Learn telephone switchboard operating right and be independent. Oxfora BIAg . 14th and N. Y. ave EXPERIENCED WHITE INSTRUCTORS FOR diiving permits Satisfaction guaranteed Call Lincoln 0082 Al STUDENTS COACHED FOR HIGH SCHOOL and college entrance. board_examinations. Experienced tutor. Phone Shepherd 2315 AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT, easy park- ing. free wheeling; cars furi. Call Foster (Old Reliable). Me 1809 644 B st s w. 15* _ COLLEGE SENIOR WILL TUTOR IN MATH ematics. rates reasonable. Phone Da Murray. Clarendon 215, or address Cl CONTRACT BRIDGE. SUMMER ‘RATES: CERTIFIED TEACHER. N.W._ADAMS 10462 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE A course at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Estab. 1918). is an investment that pays big returns. Visit the school. See for yourself the difference. Day. ev'g classes Mabelle Honour Bldz. 1325 N. H. ave. n.w 2nd & 3rd floors. 818 14th St N.W. PERT DRIVING INSTRUCTION OUR TOUCH SYSTEM TEACHES QUICKLY PRESTO_AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL. 2718 ONTARIO RD. AD. 4940 15% T SUMMER COURSES in sil secretarial sublects at special Tates. New classes begin July COLUMBIA BL\[\LSS COLLEGE, _P. O. Bldg.. 1413 Park Rd. __ Col. 7078. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. Shorthand and Typesriting Courge. Three Months. Day Session: $32. Evening Session: $15. WOOD'S SCHOOL, 311 EAST CAPITOL ST. One Block Prom Library of Congress. COURT F. WOOD. LL. M.. Prii 1 BEAUTY CULTURE ““The Modern Way'—Easy to Learn. Modcrate Rates—Expert Instruction. Free Employment Service—Start Any Time. MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. 65 E: eBlfll Dept. H. _ SITUATIONS—ME ADVERTISING MAN _Crackerjack: can real- iy promote a business. good ideas, copy. lavout: small ‘Address Box 349-D. Star office___ CARPENTER WC salary. or_repair; remod- REK. ne work _guaranteed; eling _porches. screens reasonable. _Met. 0492, Mr. Carrington. CHAUFFEUR OR TRUCK DRIVER. taxicab experience: willing to “work helper on truck. Address Box 494-D. Star office. GARDENER—Grow_all flowers. vege outside_or under glass. By day or week. Harry Twymen, 916 G st. &.¥. 15° teaching GUITAR player wishes position: or_orchestra. Rk‘h‘l’d Fera, 304 R. I “l n.w.. Decatu; HANDY M to]nred, Wishes job with private family. Don't mind leaving City. North 9246-W. 402 R st. n.w. 16° MAN, colored, with driver’ work' of any kind; good reference. Adams_6688 = MAN. colored, educated and refined, over fifteen years in present Government DOsi- tion, desires evening or night work to sup- plement his salary. typing. clnnm"ofl\u: or drus porter. Address Box 343-D, Star t wants Call AN wants work as farm hand. # entr or yard man: good all-around man: good refer- steady worker. Met. 8543, ask for PASTRY COOK. ®ood on _small cakes. French pasiries, Danish pastry. sweet dough, cake decorating and rolls, desires po- ‘sition” _good reference. Address Box 463.D. Star_office. 15° PLUMBER. " first-class, Georgia 0197 REPATR MAN. expert, watch and clock and Jewelry; 16 years with one firm. Good ref- erences. Phone Decatur 5909-W. SITUATID\S—WOME‘I. DRESSMAKER. experienced. Dresses made for all occasions. Also alt d re- modeiing; coats relined: g mansnip: reasorable. _Pot DRESSMAKER wants sewing by the day: ref. Pot 0831 non-union, wan! reliable, colored, wishes & lace as s maid, with good ref. Call Deca- desire_positions, cook grperlenced and " refer- WOMEN (2). white, des! and serve dinners: ences.Phore Columbia WOMAN, colored, wants & place as general worker or part time; good reference. Call District_8820. WOMAN, colored, dress or ouse cl WOMAN, colored, good cook, wanis_piace, general houseworker and laundress; city refs. Decatur 5673-W. WOMAN, colored. middle-aged, desires pos tion ‘as ‘Dlain cook. general houseworker or night cleaning: city or country. 1706 9th st.nw ry Harrls. . The rate under heading of Personal is 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. LOANS TO HOME OWNERS AND BUYERS. {8, small amounts and io be repaid moninly. Address Box 389-C. Star office REFINED YOUNG LADIES. GENTILES DE- sirous of earning an_ all-expense tour to Martha Washington Hotel. Virginia Beach. George Washington Banks. Depot, 1336 New York FRENCH DRESSMAKING AND ALTERING. Take work at home, reasonable. Metropol tan 2692 ¢ TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving_prices. Pit and satisfaction guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman s tendants to care for your every want. Peo. Dl!.l Dru; Slur! Nfl 505 7th st. n.w., and N K!!P THI'. ACID OUT OF YOUR BLOOD and let Nature do the rest. Have you tried Capon Mineral Water for Arthritis, Neuritis. Rheumatism, Kidney and Bladder Troubles or High Blood Pressure? Call Met. 1056 or ite_for free sample. CAPON MINERAL WATER. 308 Dist. Nat. B YOUNG MAN, share apartment, 3 blocks from auditorium: completely !urmmed. Call 4:30 to 530. Met. 35436. WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY fm is no need to feel that they must accept i ferior funeral services, due to inabillty to pay s high price. ‘The Greater W. W. Crambers Cc _offers a complete funeral, cars and all. for as little as $75. World's fnest waterproof. airtight. guaranteed. steel burial vault may be h‘f from Chambers for $85. In case of death call the Greater W W Cham- bers Co. ldth. cor Chapin n.w. Col 0433 Phone of write your address. We will send you a_heautiful of how we do it DRESSMAKER—ANY STYLE: PERFECT FIT assured; altering. remodeling: immediate service: reasonable. = 1920 B st. n.wW. ADL. 801. _Potomac 5678 REFINED. EDUCATED YOUNG MAN WANTS position as companion_or similar_capacit: small salary. " Address Box 92D, Star office. - FOR_REFINED. ELDERLY LADY. a:um- ful, large front room. lovely modern hom excellent meals (special diet if desired) quiet, cool. convenient location. 1824 Bilt- more st n.w. Adams 4863 SCHOOL-HOME. CHILDREN ENJOY CAMP- like activities! Close to Rock Creek, enabling daily hikes: enjoyable meals: A-1 milk: chi dren gaining weight and color: continual on: no dangers of citv streets of “boarding out": coaching. mus also_day school: lowest rates. North 6244 MISS FLOOD'S PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN and School of Dancing. 1322 Mass. ave. n.w.. for children 3 and over: hours. 8:30 to § 35 week. TEACH TO PLAY. VACATION SCHOOL—I8 vour boy happy in his play? If he is not. it is because he has never been taught. Coaches of local schools will give him indi- Vlg;lnl m‘"u:ulonh 1 o you want to help your boy to be s real boy, 1l the Washington Play Club, lnex- son_8471. Ga. 5211. Decatur 0000. .l) For_any good pro) mlon or invention. CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO., 9th FLOOR. DIST. NATL BANK BLDG.. 1406 G ST. N.W. ESTAB. 1923. MERRY CO., MET. 6524. 1 rooms. some with running water: n Rent. $75. 3300 down. WILLOW TREE INN, 1707 H BT. N.W. FOR SALE. Beating sbout elghty: newly decorated: attractive side seating thirty: blocks from Connection. A REAL BARGAIN Open for inspection, daily LOW PRICES—TERMS. CCONPECTIONERY _RENT, 335, Price only $475. No. 1722 CARAMEL CRISP POPCORN STORE. Price. $1.300. No. 1731. DOWNTOWN): Tent, $65; price, §1.500: easy terms. No. 1724, FETE) CA Price right; easy terms. See this POTRent, 375+ s00d bus. 13,800, terms or will ‘trad KERY. Near theater. RESTAURAN' long lease:'rent, $75. $2.500; ensy terms. No. 1695, ELICATESSEN—RENT, $i Quaraneee $350 wkly.: low price. BEAUTY PARLOR_Low price: terms. LADIES' AND MEN'S APPAREL, $1,500. CIGAR STAND in hotel: $1.500. CONFECTIONERY - Price, $1.800; terms, CLEANING AND PRESSING. $600: terms GENTS' MANY OTHER CAPITAL ADIUSTING ) GOOD BUYS. FINANCE CO. 9th FLOOR. DIST. NAT. BANK BLDG.. 1406 G ST. N.W. TE! RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ‘The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. . For admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215. . ‘rented for 37. House is well furnished. MERRY CO., 805 10th ST. * de 8 two White House; living rooms in 2:30 to 4:30 pm. 16* RIA, downtown: doing $600 wkly. Price, 15 tully eauipped. Price, 60. No. 1706. ' FURNISHINGS. $300_ wkly: $3,000. SOUTH'S LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS, pillows, feather mat ered _ideal Bedding C BEDDING, | gullows reho ; h._Mattre: down comfort, S Enw. pest f"'"' and prompt del L st s.w 6679. ized b process approved by ‘Health Dept D. &, Prompt service and low prices. Bedding Co- 2215 5th 5t ne. Decatur 04 BEDDING RENOVATED_AND_STERILIZED. AMERICAN BEDDING CO., 4th AND BRYANT STS. NE._POT. 3232 BEDDING RENOVATED. springs, mattresses. re-cov. t. 4094, MATTRESBES, box springs and | BEDDING of -n Hodare et liaTAieeeri mechanic. call and deliver. Shop. 1106 H n.e. Lincoln 6561. Building, Remodeling, Repair: Garag: plastering. paintin I L HUNTT. Carpenter and Builder, 1110 9th St. N.W._PI Nw. e District 6261 CARPENTER, remodeling, repairs, screens. porches. fences etc. painting: reasonable. prompt. _Pot CARPENTER.-General repairing. floori! and shelving. screening. fences built. Brining. 1359 Taylor st. n.w. Adams 1624 CARPENTER—Sash _cord: rage doots. porches. screening. doors eased, Atlantic scls skilled workmen. 5495-J. & an vork quickly and neatly executed 2653 _Cruitt & Son CHAIR CANEING Zgree stering__ Armstrong. 1235 10th n.w. _Met. 2062 ELECTRIC WIRING & FIXTURES—6 RMS. $35: larger fobs in proportion: material an nter. N. EEEET RIC WIRING. FIXTURES AND REPAIRS. Electiic Co.. 819 Upehur n.w. Col. 8331 BICYCLES REPAIREDAIl makes, excellent Gilbert's Bike . porches. brickwork, cement work. 19° do_my own d . Bhepherd orcn rockers uphol- Quality considered, my H.M. C : 8 rooms, 2 halls. bath. complete with fix- tures, 538] workmanship guaranteed. Regal FLOOR WORK, every description. L_T. Folk. Clev Teason- abie:” guaranteed; sanding machines rented. FLOOR WORK new. prices reasonable; work guaranteed. W. C_Deaton. 4227 8th st. n.w. Col_7662. FLOORS, carpentering. painting, plastering skilled mechanics: reduced prices. Paul Tene. 28 New York ave. n.w. Nat. 3666 xpert: old floors made like FLOORS Sended and refinished. Sand Richardson. Lincoln 1 ins machines rented. N E. FLOORS Jordan, Lin. ing machines rented. 5765 or Col. 1580 FURNACES Taken Down. Recemented, §7.50. Expert mechanics. €O.. 1760 Col. rd. Mr. Collier. N SE CLEANING—Floo washed, lawns mowed. screens repaired. James Sprigg. At. 2282. “HOME IMP Reset. Adams 5381. INMPROVEMENTS, LUTELY NO CASH REQUIRED. ABSOL T ART PAYING IN JOLY TO DO YOUR WORK. SUCH_AS PAINTING. PAPERING. PLUMBING, HEATING, CAR. PENTRY. ' PLASTERING, SCRAPING HARDWOOD ENCLOSURES: WIRING. COMPLETE WITH FIXTURES, MODELING AND BUILDING. INGTON'S MOST PROGRESSIVE THE HOME IMPROVEMENT LINE. THE HOME DBCORATOES INC.. 1009 9th St. N.W. Me®._0884. FLOORS, DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS— Special week, hats cleaned, blocked and trimmed into latest creations, §2. New hats to order. Formerly with Mme. Ash. Dist. DY MASSAGE_MASSEUR FROM N. City.” Gentlemen only. National 5058. 150 MOJGR TRAVEL. PRIVATE CAR. Los Angeles and way points, June 17; also cars for other cities. Universal Travel Bureau, 531 14th st., Room 996. X PRIVATE_CARS fegistered for Dall Dlll . Los Angeles, Chicago, St Louls. U. S TRAEL POINTS, J yille, etc: also Richmond, Va C.. upon request; new ca. Adlms 581 5 references. T UISVILLE, KY., or Nas! Tenn.,, Friday or Saturday: business man, expert car driver: reference. Wis. 3687. ‘GO BY PRIVATE AUTO—Travel for less in comfort; ail points. National Auto Travel Bureau, 1401 Eye st. n.w. Met. 7987. 17° IMPROVE YOUR HOME. NO DOW and then pay_as little $5 MONTHLY. s repairs_and improvements. Papering Plastering Inclosed Porches Screening Additions Plumbing Heating. Ete. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE. THE GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 923 NEW YORK AVE. PHONE DIST. 5082 so8s. Painting Roofing Garages Banded -nu refinished; und- Earle HOLLAND FURNACE Ask for THIS IS THE IDEAL TIME OF THE YEAR LAYING _AND PORCH 6-ROOM HOUSE 350, RE- CALL WASH- FIRM IN N PAYMENT REQUIRED Make your first monthly payment in Au- Have one reliable firm do all your home PAINTING—The very best of painting exceptionally low prices. T haven't a satisfied customer. Ferree, 6626-W. 112¢ Lamont st. n.w a dis. phone Adams — | place. | ard BAKERY - RESTAURANT — EQUIPMENT — Prigidaire ice cream cabinet, . sink, water cooler, . Bee it Thursda: Wwilson bivd.. Cheaper than auction. BATH OUTPITS orick_and building mate- rials. Come to any of Hechinge:' for your entire needs of used material 1y l:l:.n‘l‘ .Ilnl! "lu'a.db-rl xle‘ hlbv.. l’:rl‘e quan o ek, Jumber 1! i3 1N ANY. LE (nows, oot _sean I T A ing in_excellent condition. All used material is arranged for convenient selection. Visit our 3 yards for the greatest selection at bargain prices always! HECHINGER CO.. HOUSEWRECKING DEPT. Main Office—15th and H Sts. N.E. Downtown_—6th and G Sts." 8W. Brightwood—5925_ Ga._ Ave. BEDS (2), twin, bow-end, and Simm tresses. 325 pair; baby crib, 37 Bleycie, 1 4-poster croteh mAROGANY ingle bed '(new) and mattress. $15. 8. c. electric, 8-tube, perfect, $10: pier mir- ror.'2 ft. by 7 ft, black walnut, $15. 651 Bt ne BED-ROOM SUITE. 6 pieces, c T140; boa, 34 Morris chats. 14 Victrols, 5. Windsor chair, $5; large mirror, §7; rug, 8x 10. 38: also small rugs, dishes.’ 1309 Shep- herd st. n.w. BED-DAVENPORT, 3 beautiful pieces, over- stufted: used slishtly; c:’:m Axminster rus. wheeis, . Hasleton Bicycle & Co.. 424 9th st. n.w. CASH REG snow c counters, shelving, chairs, tables, sc safes, st thins. electric grinder partitions, store equ! ety description. |E st nw COFFEE URNS. toasers. steam table ‘loves. ‘grease _traps. sterilizers. counters. cash registers, refrigerators, refrigerator dis- play cases. electric mixers, scales. safes, cash registers. tables, chairs. shelving. bake ovens. etc. Atlas Store Fixture Co.. 414 9th st.n.w._Met. 9297. CONTENTS APT.—New 3-bc._living _room Sulte, dining room furniture, able-Gesk, Wis reau. vanity, elec. lamps. 1426 Columbia rd.+ DIAMOND SOLITAIRE, 3, carat. perfect cost 3280, sacrifice 115: dinner ring. 25 dia monds. .cost $275, sell $75. _Col. 5190. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING over 1's- cara’, _diamond-studded rlumnm setting; cost §575 recently. sell $225: allow app: Address Box 460-D. Star_om: DIAMOND RING, man's, 3% cara Wil sell 3100 to meet note. Address Box 11-E. Star office Sporting ment. ar Baum. Inc. 914 POULTY AND EGGS. ‘CHICKS—Leghorns, 37; Rocks, 38; Reds, E filundred: pure bred: hatch rnd Ho Palls Ohi Va - IAD 0 !AIIS ANI) SERVICE. anged from &, ¢ to d_c. or d_e. #10 complete. Call Mr. Scott, Dist. 3106 WANTU)—BI!ICI.I.I.ANEOUS ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth, s coins. watches, dlllllma W prices. Gold llnmx‘. o f" “.'h'l T paid. Je'(ll’lmllnlle Inc., 434 9th st. 17¢ APFAREL. m women's and children's and furniture of all deceriptions wanted Tof rummage sale. Gather up what you have no further use for Call Mr. 'Cohen, 1233 7th ._Met. 9764 and 7749. Pay cash, Fummage sale—Shoes aresses, chil- dren's clothing: slso miscellaneos housenold articles. C. N. Winger, phone Decatur 6370, 16+ BICYCLE_WANTED—A geci Cali Mr. Weems. Norih 3530, e Blevel BUILDING REPAIR. estimate of fire d Teoat {encent. hedss Bisas STy H. Carter. 308 Investment Building. CASH REGISTERS, snow cases and stors ‘co‘menu bought Edgar fixtures: entire Baum. Inc.. 914 womne: clothes, lhoel. evening wns, furnishing: etc. bought. Phone Mrs. Freeman, Adams 4848, = St T DON'T sell your furniture until District 8112, Best cash p”:"Hfl:“Clfl prompt_service. FURNITURE 11 you havi 1o Turther use for. turh Same Tnto casn. Cal Mr. Cohen. 1233 ith st. n.w. Met. 9764, 1 HOUSEHOLD GOODS of all kinds bough! highest cash_pric id;" pra . e it o €8 paid, prompt !P!lb.lce. OLD GOLD—Bring your old gold, silver, plati- num. diamonds, also discarded ]tlelryp. h“l‘l veed them in our manufacturing dept.: will pay highest prices. A. Kahn. c.. 835 F sru‘"‘?rtzzc FIXTURES, iuncn loolm‘tuu‘pmrn - its purcha: - ture Co.. 414 9th st n n!:A l:t‘la'l;!m'. L WE BUY AND SELL men' O dolhlni Jewelry, diamonds. firearms, musical mi!r\lm:hll trunks. golf clubs. ‘What have you to sell Max Zwelg. D st. n.w._ Met 9113. 963 r all Call Nerth WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES kinds of household furniture. 1760_for DL service 17 B SR AP e otaring. Kahn Inc.. DINNER RING, lady's diamond platinum. out of ordinary: cost $135. sacrifice, $65. really new appraisal. Address Box 474-D, Star_office. 16 DRAFTSM. 36.75 set: a real ba R. Tucker, North 865 No_charge 1o see_them. i ELECTRIC REPRIGERATORS, highest grade, guaranteed: 5'2 cubic ft. big ice capacity: 335 cash. or terms. 1916 17th st. n.w. Mrs. sl b e FANS, 167 oscillating, standard makes: per- fect Sonditlon: 3730 40 $1350. Comuiercial Office Purniture Co., 430 8th M FURNISHINGS entire of seve o0} houses will be sold in detail to the hilhest bidder on Thursday. June 16, starting 10 a.m. within the auction rooms of D. Notes, 633 Indiana ave. n.w. This is an extraordi- nary opportunity to secure furniture at ridic- ulously low prices. “Some of the goods are bureaus and washstands. bed outfits, tables, chi 3 ware, gas ranges, Kitchen cabinets, day beds and many other articles FURNITUREOak __ck bookcase with 3 553 Park rd. n.w. FURNITURE — Overstuffed bed-davenport £uite, $32.50 2lnut bed room suite. $29. dining room suite. $39; bureaus. beds, buffets, other furni‘ure che 1211 H ne. 15° FURNITURE — Mohair_3-piece livini suite: dininz room suite. dark mission oak. 10 ‘pleces: all in perfect condition: must sell; make an offer. 519 Mass. ave. n.w. Met 3175 O FURNITURE d rugs, several pleces bed room and hall, most reasonable. | Biltmore n.w i chifforobe, odd pleces. chiffonier. ass doors, Tiving, 1823 3 : breakfast sets, bed-davenports, odd dressers, chests. vani- ties, desks, cha! springs, mattresses, | felt-base cover! toves, couches, card table. end table. chin: ice boxes. mirrors. urnit Store. 2013 14th st_ n.w. North 7037 LATHE, 18-inch: drill presses. band sa other shop equipment. including motors, at sacrifice prices.Phone National 7320 MANTELS (2), extra fine solid oak. beveled- edge mirrors. cheap. Suitable for open fire- __504 2nd st. se . OFFICE FURNITURE. used. seconds: lowest price: Commercial Office Furn. Co. 430 8th n.w. Met. 1742 OFFICE_FURNITURE from U. 5. Govi— Desks. chairs, flles, etc Save money. Wash- ington Salvage Co. 310 8th st. n.w. PIANOS—Grands. Bteck. at $150 and up. DeMoll's removal | eale forces this stock out at once: terms ar- raneed: no phone inquiries. O J. DeMoll & Govt._surplus in: brand-new Duo-Art 3 ne assortment records: auick ‘cash ‘sale only. Apply Metropolitan OS. grands _and _uprights—Removal sale: must sell more than 100 pianos before | we move to new location in smaller store new and used pianos. some at less than | half price. all at lowest prices ever offered | in Washington. Used uprights at $25 and up. plasers as low as 139; terms if desired special offers for #ll cash. O. J. DeM: Co. 12th and G sts. PIANO. also Edison phonograph; both very reasonable; leaving town. must sell. Clev. 3021._Call between 10 and 4. Pl PIANO. Pease yprisht. wood condition: 50 for_quick sale. 2 ._Adams 6584. | PIANO. small n mlhntnny upright; excellent condition: by M £ PIANO BARGAINS—Chickering upright 50. Kingsbury upright, $55: Milton upright, £35 Crown upright, 350: Hazelton upright. 35 Furlong player, $49 (with 12 rolls and bench): Dunbar upright. $25: Standard up- right. $25. ' Come quickly for first choice we must get rid of all used pianos to reduce stock before moving into new location. De Moll's removal sale is a real sale. O. J. DeMoll & Co.. 1 G sts. POOL TABLES. all sizes. dehvered and set &g $130. Newly equipped. Gene's, 313 W. Virko- ‘Address. utters. folde ype, wood type, etc. Box 3’ r_office. RADIO—We nave many standard makes e! electric radios from $10 up. Colorado Radio | Co.. 5514 Colorado ave. n.w. Ga. 1486 REFRIGERATORS. qunlrd all white enamel, 56 each. 920 Pl w. "North 3921 SEWING MAGHINE, Sinser, console electric, almost perfectly new. 1007 perfect con- dition. A wonderful barzain at $60. Can be seen at the Singer shop, 3327 Conn. ave nw SEWING MACHINES Singer electric, con sole, library table: $165 reduced to $120; $5 per ‘mo. Portable electric. $35: used ma. Repairs. Rifkind's, cor. chines, $5 to $12. 7th and Que sts’ elephone North 5624, SEWING MACHINES—Drophead Singer. $15; New Home, $15: Standard, $15; New Ideal, $10: others at $5: all guar New machines. $3mo. Renting and repairing. Open evenings. S.E. Sew. Mch. Shop. 313 Pa.ave.s.e._Lin. 0275, SHOW CASES—Special sale 6-ft. by 2-ft. show cases; “will sacrifice to quick buyer. %rool ress, our prices are right. Dis- trict Typewriter Exchange, 715 H st. .w. TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia 1 Underwoods, Royals and L. C. Smith: $2.50 mo.: 3 mos. in adv.. $6.75: 6 mos.. $12. , TYPEWRITERS—Reconditioned late models for sale or rent: new portables on easy terms: all makes repaired. Typewriter Sales & Service Co.. 1714 H st. n.w. TYPEWRITERS, Remington portable and Monarch, fine ‘condition: ice box; cheap. Cafl after 5 p.m.. 506 2nd se. = PAINTING, PAPERING_Low prices mnow: responsible; recommended; work gusranteed. e us a trial_Crowell. Col. 5543. 5733, PAINTING, PAPERING—I do my own work you get better quality; rooms $5 up. Metz_any time. Col. 0396 Call BUS!N‘ESS OI’POITUN‘ITIES, TEA ROOM. catering to high-class clientele: will rent or become managing partner. Ad- dress Box 148-D. Star office. FOR SALE OR LEASE GASOLINE STATION in_se. section Buyer must have 32,500 cash._Address Box 112-D. Star office. GROCERY BUBINESS—Corner, living a ters, garage. Priced cheap for quick sale. Tl e e phone girl in_offices LADY, refined, settled, will ci evenings, do mending. for rent of room. dress Box 6-E. Star office. NURSE, practical, experienced, refin liable, honest. best references, ments Write Mrs. Phillips, 711 Eye n.e.. Li PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced; best refer~ ;:g;s‘ refined; very reasonable. Columbia PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced and lflnd references: salary reduced. - SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, 5 yea perience patent law and general office. lumbia 10374, Apt. 102. o STENOGRAPHER - BOOKKEEPER, _ several Sears Cexperience, Geres. responsible. DOsi- tion: small salary. Phone Adams 7299. _ Co- MEN wanted to establish and condudt Rawleigh City business in Washinston, Ber- wyn and Annapolis. = Reliable hustler can start_earning $35 weekly and increase rapid- ly_ Write immediately, Rawleigh Co., Dept. DC-2-V, Chester. Pa. NEON SIGN. experience: a ‘Address Box 46 SALESMAN—Young man with car to cover city retail grocery trade by nationai concern. Btate experience in detail.” Address Box 3E. Star_office references re- St . 15° ‘WOMAN. refined. capable. eumnnmon -nurse; light housework. will leave city; 4 years' last position; excellent references. 3475, DELICATESSEN. DOING $250 WKLY.; RENT, 365, WITH 3 R. & B.. DESIRABLE LOCA- TION: CHEAP. 31. NAT. 9255. SANDWICH SHOP AND FOUNTAIN: weekly guaranteed: $75 rental. $2.000 erate dermaCee Mr. Goldstmith,” N_Y. ave. n.w. BUSTER BALL MACHINES (7). penny pi slightly vsed: price. $1.50 each or (113 The lot. _Address Box 1 Star_office. GAS_STATION AND GARAGE for rent, Marlboro pike and Crystal Spring ave.; ex- Ceptional "opportunity” for ‘mechanic ~with some capital. 200 East Capitol st. GAS STATION AND LUNCH ROOM. doi §ood business, on route'l, near to Washing- fon. Address Box 497-D. office. )NETTE in_office building: low ren :-hUflNfl‘.:Hh‘o?lrl. fine_ for lady; price, $1,400. ‘Address Box 5-E. Star_office LINE, ACCESSORIES, corner in n.w. O Actaces, brice. $3.500: terms. Addries Box 13-E. office. mni it ay: for -D, Clev. 347 VOMAN, refined, American, offers services as nurse, care of elderly people or the home; expeiienced _Col. 2262-J. IRS. in lobby mod- !1 250. Addrul Box 18-E. Star office. _ * WOMAN, English, refined, would like posi tion as nurse and companion for invalid housekeeper for elderly couple or mothers helper: best refs. - Address Reliable, Box 178, Lynchburg, Va. 'SALESMEN—Successful men, Wwith ca unquestionable reputation, wishing to make connection where earnest effort and intelli- gent co-operation will prove highly remuner- ative phone NA. 5217 to arrange for inter- view. Ask for the sales manager. of ind moderate prices; to call on established trade. Energetic _man can earn $50.00 weekly. Established 14 years. Fashion-Craft, Dis- play Room. 222 Woodward Bldg. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. RUPHERS EXCHANGE hx A-1 cooks i houseworkers: by week, month; o Cavertivetea. Decatur SS1. 1681 b MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY furnishes competent colored cooks, houseworkers: nrs 'n“:lfin‘nfla‘r*lmh. 7:30. Norf STENOGRAPHER. Experienced, thoroughly :Inlblm rapid .egl“v 80od references, well educated, in n wark $18 week. Nat. 0700, Apt. 129. TNERSHIP—I will furnish complete res- m’r‘.m equipment to one with good locatia 1223 13th _st. D.W. ING average room. 36.50. closets _free; work guar. P. lled, T G LineTR anstime, reas. Shoap. 16* cracks Painting Lewis PAPERING, $4.50 per room up, inc. Daper: int. ext. painting: I mix my own paint very reas.: 25 years' exp.; Jack Sparke. Nat. 1841. PAPERIN(; ROOMS, $5 up: White, 1624 Gales st. ne._Atlantic 4652 16° per fur- nished: also painting. Roy white mechanics. TYPEWRITERS -American “o. Capitol st., ay from the high rents. Sell- ing. renting. repairing all makes. Obpen evenings. Lin. 0082 TYPEWRITERS—Sale entire stock portables: many only slightly shopworn: start $13.50. United Typewriter Co. 1223 N. ¥. ave. Nat. Close 9 p. luring sale. Vacoou _CLEANER, “Eureka.” large model with dusting tools: cost $69; sacrifice for 1 e your home. Ga. 2204. * NES_Floor samples demonstrators: 'ABC 77 _Spinner. regularly $129.50 at_$99.50; ABC Companion, regularly $135 at '$99.50:' ABC Playmayd, regularly $99.50 at $69.50: terms to suit your con venience. Barber & Ross, Inc.. 1lth 1431 East | PAPERING AND PAINTING. exterior painting. floors sanded and_refinish. ed.Earle Jordan, Lin. 5765 or Col._1580. ) | PAPERHANGING. Pum'mc—uood work, written gusrantee. Teasonable prices, latest sample Fiumates Tree. Spiee Rooms papered or painted. $5 up; interior. Col. 19° PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. I do my own work, only, rooms scraped dry, these prices: 36, no_more. 96370522 16° Special this week cracks filled at Skin paper, $5.50; blank paver. Call City Service Dec., Adams done at once, $4.50 a rm. & up, includ. paper. Work_ Call_Ad. 2914. __19% PAPERHANGINGFirst-class paperhanging PAINTING, PLASTER- local respongible . mechanic. Irving n.w.. Col. ing—Neat, clean work at reduced prices, by Baitz, 601 Paper _included days only. James Jon, 1639 6th s No. 16° PAPERHANGING—Rooms. dry scraped, 16:3 } APERHANGING—Rooms papered. up Estimate fur. Work guaranteed. A. T. George, 2129 18th st. n.w. Dec. PLASTERING, patch work done; Teasonable: new ceilings,’ $10 up: gueranteed. Simith. 705 13th . ‘Lin. 4531 35 and L. e bsse. 155 D« domestic: 5% TRAVEL BUREAU, established: man _of A or ‘old; ‘owner, leaving town: ety riasonable _P. O. Box 3073 SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. §00d. and houseworker wants re- spensible position: $50-560 month, ac- :&ngnod-nuns. Address Box 486-D, Sll’ COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER, colored. B ing to hotel necessitates dispensing with gervices of very rellable and capable house: keeper and cook, a middle-aged widow. for whom 8 Position is desired. Phone employer. Mrs. Stone. or _spplicant, Mrs. ann A ams 4800, Apt. 203 COOK, colored, wants work In private = ily or cafeteria. 1819 Church st., A apartment. OOOK OR HOUSEWORK, by neat eemel sirl; stay nights; best reference. 1755 Or son’ave. n.w. & st-floor oun!a HOUSE. French—8 rooms: rent, R& location center; near Thomas O eadonable. price; nice. furniture -0 dealers. Call 1428 N si. from 8 m. DWICH SHOPPE, doing $300 wkiy.: rent. Owner has other business; 3134 M st. n.w. SAN $75; 3-yr. lease. low_price; _terms. RUGS CLEANED AND STORED, Orien| off. Armenian Oriental 18th n.w. Adams 5712, lml sts WOODWORKING MACHINE combination: 1iz-horsepower a.-c. e Evenines. H. o B Johnscn. 2435 18th st. n.w. _Col. 6917 USED TIRES. Good serviceable used tires that have been traded in on the sale of new Miller tires. $1 and up. Guaranteed Tires Co., Miller Tires. 0 Pa. Ave. N.W. t Steinway. New Ensiand. | | finest display. | FORD TUDOR INVALID'S CHAIR. Address Box 147-D, Star Office. SALB—ADTOMOBILES. AUBURN DE LUXE SPORT ,CABRIOLET 1920 Beautiful -biack with " green sooipe. rumble seat, and all extras. Sacrifice. §365, on terms. Mr. Roper, Nolan Motor Co.. 1111 18th st n.w. BUICK COUPE, 1926_Fine condition i~ ard six. Sacrifice, $190, need money. Adams 6627. BUICK 1930 SPECIAL SIX SEDAN, wire wheels, like new, $595; Chrysler 77 ‘sedan, late 1930, $525; 'Willys-Knight 1930 sedan, 3375: La Balle roadster de luxe, $275: Pierce- Arrow 80 7-pass. sedan, 3295. Marmon 74 7-pass. sedan, §225; several small coupes and sedans. $45 up; all cars in perfect runnin condition; on easy terms. Robinson's 1801 14th n.w . BUICK MASTER DSTER, rumble seat. A-1 condition, w.00; must sell: can eive’ terms. 1733 F o1 nw, North 1388 BUICK TOURING, 1936—3iator Tebored, u»r- fect condition: $90._Call Nat. 0040. BUICK COUPE. rumble sest, late 1929 sace rifice. $285; looks and runs like new: only 16,000 mileage. Col. 4040. " BUICK COUPE. 1928 MODEL Good me- chanical concition. ~See at 2803 Conn. ave. after 6 p.m._Adams 6584 BUICK STANDARD SEDAN. 1929—Ori paint like new. Car in fine condition 1?90v on terms. Nolan Motor Co., 1111 igth stonw CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE COUPI Rumble_seat: new tires, disc wheels, tan fin- 2, $675. Warfleld Motor Co.. 1130 Conn, ave. n w.' Decatur 3110. Open evenings and o e CHEVROLET STANDARD OOUPE. 1 cylinders, dark blue. Real bargal: $179 “as 1s.” Nolan Motor Co. 1111 st onow = CHEVROI 1931 SPOR’ Privately owned: in excellent condition; saee rifice. $375. Dec. 5._evenings. CHEVROLET COACH, 1932 never used: will sacrifice for cash. t 0 model: never used: w Pard coach. V-8, 1632 for cash no dealer. 57D, B ar_office CHEVROLET , 1927 coach: in_good condition: will sacrifice for $50. don’ hi by price asked: if you haven't all xhat you can and the balance At my home, 2752 Woodley pl. Col._1245. any time, CHEVROLETS—AIl models, sedans, co: coupes, cabriolets, roadsters; all prices. In order to test the d of this newspaper we will durt of June accept one copy of toward the purchase of any Open until §:30 pm. Cars clean inside &n out and are honestly priced. Washington's Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga. ave, CHEVROLET COACH. o tion throughout: good tires; owner will sacrifice, 3275 cast 2983-W. 23 R st. ne CHEVROLET COACH. 1 bl .400 miles: will Brown, Mandell 490. CHEVROLET STANDARD COUPE, 1928 | Looks and rups like new: motor A-1 con- dition. _Real bergain. only $120. on terms. olan Mator Co.. 1111 18th st. n.w CHRYSLER SEDAN. 1928—Blue paint. cream wheels: fine condition. Owned by lady who gave it best of care. Sacrifice $139, on terms. _Nolan Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. n.w. CHRYSLER MODEL 77 ROYAL SEDAN, 1930: car is_equipped with 6 W heels, well’ fenders® trunk_rack. etc. This car i excellent mechanical condition and wil convince the most discriminating purchaser. Your car in trade and easy terms on balance. Parkway Motor Co. Inc., 3040 M st. n.w. West 0161 CHRYSLER 65 SEDAN, 1920-All new tire DAINt perfect: snappy appearance: profile radiator. Bare trade or terms. _Com | rage. T4th‘and Fia sve | CHRYSLER 1928 SEDAN. y ver 7665. 426 8th st. nw. DODGE 1927 TYPE SEDAN _Must sell fiorage charses. 199, Nolan Motor Co.. th st onow = used: will s ‘Address Box 15% running sudge — Maroon _and crifice for $495. evrolet Co., Ate 72; fine con- $290. Me model clean for 1n X SEDAN. 1831 —Beautiful thorn brown: condition like new. See me about this sacrifice, $200, on terms. Mr. Roper. Nolan Motor Co. 1111 15th st. n.w FORD 1930 TUDOR_New tires. seat cover: perfect condition; s266. Mef. 7665. 420 stonw FORD DE LUXE SPORT ROADSTER. 1831— utiful car, black with green wheel ny extras: also trunk. Real bargail $310, on terms. Mr. Roper, Nolan Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. n.w. FORD DE LUXE PHAETO! T Pack, with cream wheels. ant light tan leather upholstery. Only $345. o terms. Mr. Roper, Nolan Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. nw. riiets FORD 1930 COUPE_Nice appearance: good tires: fully guaranteed: $244. Met. 7665. 426 SRt w0 5y, FORD STANDARD COUPE. 1929—Fine o dition. _Must_sell for unpald notes. on: §139. Nolan Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. n.w. FORD TUDOR. 1030—A-1 mechanical con- dition: upholstery very clean: good _rubber and sppearance: fully guaranteed. Special §250: easy terms. Triangle Motor Co. % New' York ave. n.w. FORD CABRIOLET. 1930_Two well fenders, trunk rack: beaut:ful dark blue finish: very caretully used by & doctor. Only $339; easy terms. _ Triangle Motor Co. 2 New York ave. n. FORD SEDAN. late 1928: sacrifice, $§110; looks and runs like new; must sell; privately cwned. _Col. 4040, e “SEDAN, 1930—A Tuxurious ca beautiful black finis! Triangle Motor FORD N in_excellent condition’ Special, $339; easy terms. Co. 2 New York ave. n.w FORD TUDOR, 1929—1Ideal family_ low price: excellent tires. Only $1 terms. Triangle Motor Co. 3 New York |ave, nw FORD 1928 SPORT PHAETO! sport job:. sacrifice, $139. on terms Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. n.x. FORD DE LUXE 6-WINDOW SEDAN. Real bargain, you cant. buy them lower nowhers in fown. Mr Roper. Motor_Co.. 1111 18th S8T. N.W. FORD 1929 TUDOR SEDAN—Dark blue. fine condition. Only_ $139, on terms. Nolan Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. n.w FORD 1931 DE LUXE COUPE -Only used by lady 8000 miles, in perfect condition. Must sacrifice. $310, on terms: new-car guar- antce. Mr. Roper, Nolan Motor Co. 1111 18th st. n.w Sae at “real 1 Nolan 275, any Nolan == BOATS. ELTO OUTBOARD MOTORS—Full line of new motors. alsc some good used: ‘service and parts; all guaranteed. 1240 E st. s.e. 'CABIN BOAT, complete, No. R-1507. See at Crampton's, above Key Bridge. Terms. Call Walnut_8663. = FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for improved Teal estate. cabin cruiser, 40-foot, Buffalo engine. _Phone Lincoln 2252 CAILLE OUTBOARD MOTORS, ‘Thompson Qutboard Boats Displ Unton_Jacks. Yacht Ensigns. Marine Supplies. Immediate Deliveries. Terms. National Electrical Supply Co., 1330 New York Ave. N.W. National 6800. FEe DOGS, PETS, ETC. SAVE % BY PAYING CASH for your repair work. We are special- ists in every branch of Home Improvement. A. AUGUST & CO., ATLANTIC 0636. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINES_Burroughs. $40: Dal ton, $37.50: Barrett, $27.50: other bargan District_Tyvewriter Exchange. 715 H_n. ANTIQUE and modern furniture. Orlenta rugs, “complete furnishings of old home: LOANS to HOME OWNERS and buvers | Drivate sale open every day. 10 a.m. to 6 small_amounts and to be repaid monthly. ‘Address Box 390-C, Star_office. 19° GROCERY STORE. up-to-date fixtures. real bargain for a sacrifice price. quarters above 833 L st. n.e. downtown; 55 rooms, 30 baths: .'tlrll;hnb.olrfl- elevator: well furnished and in operation. Priced for quick sale. SEE 1004 K 8t. N.W. Nat. 190, ¢ | p.m._1709 New Hampshire ave. CANARIES Sweet recleaned seeds. Special repared _red food song _restorer. Birds Boarded: Burke's. 311 & mow. Open Sunday. - FORDS —Ten _Tudors, sters to Select trom: all in fine condition. In order %0 test the drawing power of this newspaper, we will during the month of June accept one copy of this ady. as $5 toward the purchase of any used Ford. Open until 9:30 p.m. Cars clean inside and out and are honestly priced. _ Washington's finest display. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga. av FRANKLIN SERIES 12 7-PASS. SEDAN_Six wire wheels: paint and _tires good, uphol- stery clean. Will sacrifice for $450; very Teasonable terms. ~Callan Motors, Inc.. 1527- 15: _North 2604. FRANKLIN VICTORIA BROUGHAM. 1920~ 17,000 miles; excellent condition: very rea- sonable on acct. of going abroad. " To be seen in Washington. Write Miss Nalle, omerset. V. RAHAM-PAIGE 1928 S! FROiOroverhusied. repamied. - A" gosd by at $185. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 1360 Park rd. n.w. HUDSON BEDAN._ super-six: best of conc tion "all new U § tires: real barsain. on $139, cash or terms. Nolan Motor 1 18th st. n.w. WIRE-HAIRED PUPS, 4 months: thorough- bred; lively, affectionate: not cheap puppie: but_reasonable for quality. Adams 1342. WATER SPANIEL. black. curly hair: splen- did et for children: hice disposition. " 1333 | Monroe n.e. Decatur 2774 BAMOYED, pedigreed. good strain. all white, 6 months, splendid health. Just clioped for Summer: female. Will sell reasonable. Call , North_4i37. ANTIQUE DESKS, dresser, vanity. cnm of drawers, Orlental rugs, secretary, child china _cioset. whatnot, pedestal. Ga. 1584 ATLAS FILING CABINET. highest qual: lowest prices, all sises and ‘Washing- n BAG, '-rlv!lln( L iacl rus case, Col. 8190 LUR T of ishes. ivage Co Distributors, 310 8th st. n.w. brown leather. cost Mchull SEED, Pound, 15¢: 5 Ibs. 70c: 10 lbs. $1.30. ATHERTON'S PET SHOP. 612 P St. N.W. Nai. 4702, DOG AND CAT BEAUTY PARLOR s clipped, $2; sanitary bath, elimina leas. $1 1420 Irving n.w. _Col. 0575. I FRESH MIXED_BIRD ing s* DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. HUPMOBILE STRAIGHT & SEDAN; condition, motor just overhauled. looks and runs like new: only $186. on terms. Nolan Motor Co. 1111 18th st. n.w LA SALLE CONVERTIBLE COUPE. 1930— | Well fenders.” six natural wood wheels and new tires: $1,150. Warfleld Motor_ Co.. 1130 Corn. Decatur 3110, Open eve- nings LA SALLE 1930 SEDANETTEBody wrecked: 3475. Robert Herson's Auto Exchange, 72 Florida ave. m.e. Y NASH 1931 DE LUXE SEDAN, model 880, for sale by owner. §950. Can be seen at 1360 Park rd. any time. Adams 10202. OAKLAND COACH, _1828—Original like new: fine tires. many extras. only $160._Nolan Motor Co., 1111 (Oontinged on Next Page) - A Duco Bargain, ith g