Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1935, Page 24

JAZZ BAND {8} An Exciting, Ultra-Modern Love Story. By Wyatt Rundell. INSTALLMENT XVI. AUL stopped in a cigar store downtown and closeted him- self in the phone booth. When he came out he boarded a Northeast car. At a corner of St. John avenue he got off and rang the bell of a large brick house set high from the street at the end of a fiight of steep concrete steps. Y A tall lad of 20, shirtless, sun- browned, appeared and greeted him familiarly. They sat upon the steps and the banjo was produced and put through its paces by the doting owner. It passed from one to the other several times, was strummed experimentally by each, and attention was called to the famous name adorning the neck, the ease of fingering; other highly de- sirable features in banjodom. The prospect was intrigued. He said, “What d'you gotta have for it Paul?” Here the salesmanager launched into detailed information as to original cost, regret at the necessity of liqui- dation, predictions as to years of serv- ice yet remaining in the instrument, and wound up by expressing a willing- ness to sacrifice for cash. The figure named was $35. The day was won. Paul departed a few minutes later, banjoless, but folding a crisp check. He waved at the figure on the porch above. “Lots a'luck with th’ band, kid,” he | wished. Thirty minutes later Paul emerged from an elevator on the eighth floor of a Walnut street office building. He rounded a corner of the corridor and entered a broker's office. A trim, dusky-eyed girl, standing at a coun- | ter talking to two men, looked uvp and smiled at him. “Hello, Paul,” she greeted him. “Hello, Fay,” he said. *“Just a minute,” she requested. When the two men had departed she finished a note on a memo pad, then turned to him, her eyes lighting with interest. “Who's careless? smilingly. He grinned. “f am,” he admitted. *Where did you find the ring™” Her eyes crinkled at the corners. *“You'd never guess,” she confided. *Paul, surely you werer’t tight” She emphasized her words with litcle. de- cisive gestures— the ring was on—a cigar—and the cigar—was in th= bot- tom of the ash receiver. luck that we found it Mother hap- pened to see it when she emptied the tray the morning after the party “Fay,” he declared, "you're a pal” No trouble a¢ all’ she laughed. “Returning rings is right in my line. Il produce the missin’ joolery from the boss’ strong box.’ She disappeared int> the inn% of- fice with a flash of form-fitting bfack | satin. When she came back she slid a ring along th2 counter. Square-cut onyx. chip diamonds forming a lyre. “There,” she said. “How's that for integrity in a poor working girl. It's been here ever since 1 phoned you— four months ago—and how could you be so prompt, Paul?” ‘The folded her hands and regarded him severely, then lzughed at his sobered expression. “I forgot all aboat it, Fay,” he con- fessed.. “What's the storage charges?” “Oh—reasonable,” sbe smiled. “You might sing me a song on the radio— all about ‘I Don’t Kncw Why J Love You Because You Found My Ring at the Bottom of an Ash Receiver, But I Just Do'—you kncw—sometning I can throw out my chest about.” “Okay, Fay,” he laughed. ‘Any- thing you say. An' thanks a lot.” She leaned on the counter and re- garded him amusedly. “I've met your wife, Paul,” she stated. “Sue Train introduced us. Spe’s cute. How did you do it?” Paul's eyes beamed. answered. She watched him open the dour and disappear from sighe. Paul proceeded up the hill on West Twelfth and turned into a doorway. In the billiard room above, his eyes swept the groups of men that lcunged idly in the seats or followed small ivory balls around the green-topped tables. He seemed pleased to note the albino thaicn of Whitey in at- tendance. “Come on, Half Pint. Play you one game,” Paul invited. “No. Go home io your wife.” “Play you 50 t' 35. “For a buck?” “Well—yeah.” Each time Faul shot he tock de-\ liberate aim, the fingers of Lis left | hand spread uvon the green cloth. On the third fuger a large ring, square-cut onyx with glittering dia- monds in the form of a lyre, invari- ably drew the eye. Whiteys game began to get erratic. He seemed to labor under some mcatal distraction. Finslly he set his cue down. “Paul,” he said. “What'll you take for the ring?” “What ring?” Innocently. “Aw—you know. That one you got on. Th’' one I've been tryin’ to buy offa you for a coupla years.” “Listen, Whitey—for th’ Mike, don’t start thar again. I've told you I can't seil it. Why, that ring was given to my old man by Sousa, personally, for finishin' first in the finale of the ‘American Patrol.’ ” “Come off, Paul. I'm serious. she exclaimed, leaped eagerly. He “I'm still wondering,” he luvva I Too much sentiment Your shot.” “Sentiment, my eye! What'll you take for it, no joshin'?” “I'm surprised at you, Whitey. Don’t you know that persistence denotes bad breeding, uncouthness, athlete’s foot and no telling what else?” “Well, youre worse, You're ob- stinate. Come on, Paul, sell me the ring. You hardly ever wear it. I know; I watch for it.” “Whether I do or don't, little felia, It was just | came back he waved several bills tri- umphantly. Paul grasped the money, counted it, and slowly pulled the ring off his finger. He gave the impression of intense regret. The , billiard match was resumed. Paul finished his 50 points before his opponent had garnered half that amount,, then collected another dol- lar. They parted soon after. At Thirty-seventh street Paul jumped off the street car, and as he walked toward the apartment he counted a roll of bills carefully. Seventy dollars and sevepty cents. His eyes shone with satisfaction as he ran up the stairs and burst through the door noisily. Ina came from the Kitchen in a rush of sun-ripened curls and crisp gingham apron. Paul grasped her hands and pulled her down on the divan beside him. “I thought I'd never get away, honey,” he sald excitedly. “Babe and St. George go nutty when they get & pile of music in front of them. We rewrote and rearranged and revamped stuff all morning. I finally got up and walked out. Has the guy come after the rent yet?"” She shook her head. “I'm a hot one,” he rattled on. “Do you know what I forgot to do? I didn't leave you any money to pay htm with, did 1?” She smiled at him warmly. “I don't | know, darling,” she said. “I haven’t looked.” He produced the roll of bills from | his pocket. “Well, here it is. Let him | come—we're ready for him. See—| seventy bucks—I've been carryin’ it | | around ever since we figured up our | | expenses the night before we left for | the Ozarks.” A knock on the door—the landlord’s agent. Paul. a procrastinator of first water, of the retributive Miss Whitewood in the assumption of a role of hard- | working husband and provider. Sober- ed by the narrowness of his escape from exposure of a financially insol- vent condition before landlord and youthful wife, during the weeks that followed he guarded religiously against a possible repetition. Associates in- viting his participation in dice or card game, hitherto practically an in- stitution in his existence, found a deaf ear. He wrestled with and con- | quered usually gratified impulses for unfounded and rather extravagant expenditure, and in this he was aided +| by the inauguration of a weekly audit | of current assets, conducted jointly by Ina and himself promptly upon receipt of the check of Treasurer Babe Bunton. His gesture of reform was extended to the job, where, despite the lifted eyebrows of fellow bandsmen, he dis- | played a really creditable zealousness | |in his work, disregarding trenchant | comment with an air of superiority that was almost maddening. He even volunteered his services to Babe and Homer St. George in the preparation | and reconstruction of the band’s | Winter library, and, being accepted | somewhat doubtfully, amazed his men- | tors with an unsuspected adroitness and a fine degree of accuracy in the readaptation of colorless, standard orchestrations. He was enthusiasti- without hesitation, and any personal motives he may have had in elaborat- ing certain parts for B-flat bass were overlooked in Bunton’s pleasure at the new talent unearthed. The crowning triumph was a week near made a trip to Chicago in the interest of forthcoming recording contracts. The apartment on Thirty-seventh street presented a picture of serenity. Paul carried home vast piles of music and labored over it during his morn- 1y effective idea for a “hot” chorus, he explained it in enthusiastic and some- what technical detail to Ina, whose none the less flattering. She encouraged him in every way his saner views on the disbursement of their monetary resources; the growth of sincerity in his attitude as evidenced by his efforts—all these she tempt to put the old order of things behind him; the development of a maturity of purpose necessary to make a success of their marriage. It was a healing bromide to the hollowness of dufl.lumnment. instilled in her by the meeting” of the musicians’ union. Their relationship became of firmer foundation as the , Tosily- hued novelty of first association was gradually replaced by a more non- committal, though by no means sor- did, acceptance of each other. Minor disagreements, inevitable to people liv- ing within the same walls, were speed- ily settled or averted altogether through the simple expedient of con- trolling their tempers. Into such tranquillity came ghe sec- ond bombsheli! (To be continued.) Armenian Girl Good “Chuter.” Nineteen-year-old Ninel Karajyana has just qualified as Armenia’s first full-fledged woman parachute jumper, She is a student of the Erivan peda- gogical technicum, and recently com- pleted a course in parachute jumping at the Erivan Air Club. Her first de- scent was a drop of 23,622 feet. Sonnysayings succeeded in submerging the problem | caily admitted to the inner shrine, | the end of August, when he was per-| mitted to lead the band while Babe - ings. When struck with a particular- | interest, whether genuine or not, was | possible. His absorption in his’ work; | interpreted as a really practical at- | chance disclosures of the “St. Louis | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1935. The Thrill That Comes Once in a Lifetime.—By WEBSTER. Who Are You? The Romance of Your Name. BY RUBY HASKINS ELLIS. HIS surname is catalogued as a place-name because it is derived from Chessbro, a small village near the River Chess in England. said that Chessbro was once noted for its cheese industry. The surname Chesebrough is com- monly found in the districts of Lin- colnshire and Norfolk. The founder of the American family of Chese- brough was William, born in 1594, in Boston, Lincolnshire. In 1630 he de- cided to cast his lot with the Ameri- can Oolonists, and set sail for the New World with his wife, Anne, and his mother, Sarah, on the good ship Arabella. Arriving in Boston, Mass., he established his home there and and himself are found on the roll of | the first Church of Boston. He was | chosen for civil service in the Colony and in 1650 removed to Rehoboth, | Mass; 1650 found him lving in | Stonington, Conn. | The blazonry of the Chesebrough 'cont of arms here displayed is as' | follows: “Gules, three crosses pattee | in fess argent between as many water | bougeu on crest—a demilion rampant | gules holding between the paws & cross pattee or.” (Copyright. 1935.) Nature’s Children Sea Cucumber. BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. P YOU see a creature resembling a fat worm in the waters where sea urchins, starfishes and sea lilies hold forth, the chances are | you are looking a: a sea cucumber, or Holothuria. Porsitly it is asleep, or maybe resting quietly while it di- gests its dinner. 1f it resemboles a lovely sea anemone it is out fiching. In a short time yuu can tell Ly its form, what it s doing. It is| w. the names of his wife, his mother | ¥t¢ | Junior_accountant with a !Must be experienced Chevro- {let man and have good local }in automobile parts dept.; preference given to experi- | himself with a company v You can see, by a slight stretch of your imagination, that it resembles the garden cucumber, and the lively |sea animal even has warts or but- | tons, to carry out the illusion. Sea | cucumbers have no spines, but that does not mean tney are easily im- posed upon. This 1efers to their| body make-up. Their skeleton is made | | up of anchor-shaned calcareous plales\ |all hinged toge.her in an urderly‘ | fashion to make 2 fine armor. This | 3 gives rigidity to the body and enables | | the creature ‘o stand up and also | | protects thé soft body organs. The | ruffled end is the nouth. It is a sort of featherei affair in appear- | ance, which is cue to the branchmg‘ | tentacles. Some sea cucumbers have NP "wr five double rows of tube feet down | the sides of the body. Others do| not have even one Icw. | As a rule, these cieatures are dull- sand or rocks. Sometimes you will | see them ambling painstakingly over the sandy oottom. Walking With them is a sort of worm-like move- | ment—extension and contraction of the body. The inaer surface of the tough skin coverinz the body is lined with powerful longitudinal and trans- verse muscles. So do not be puzzled | when you see friend sea cucumber | change his form when occasion de- | mands, The feathery tentacles, most often | branched, are used as organs of touch and smell, and, believe it or not, there is sometimes an ear sac at the base of | the'mouzh. The egg sacs are branched tubes. You can identify them by their bright color. They often open to the outside, close to the wreath of tentacles circling the mouth. The babies (larvae), when free swimming, are called auricula. With the deep-sea cucumber species, the eggs, and even the young, are car- ried on the mother’s back. In one species there is & brood pouch like that of our famous little sea-horse. However, the mother has the pouch, and not the father, as is true of the sea-horse. ‘Throughout all the seas you will find the strange and fascinating | cucumbers, the greatest number being in eastern seas. They like both shal- low and deep waters, and if you look in tide pools, in sands, mud, and even among the rocks, you can find them. Like their neighbors, the worms, they thrive on the organic' particles about them. The mosi unusual thing about these creatures is their habit of turning themselves literally inside out when they are startled or disturbed. It is not fatal. They go quietly to a se- cluded spot and grow a new set of “innards.” Two Eggs in One. A Dalmuir, England, housewife got &' surprise when she broke an egg into & bowl preparatory to mixing it with milk. She discovered that in addition to the usual yellow yolk and the sur- rounding white, the egg contained a smaller egg inside. When the shell of the smaller egg was burst it was found to contain only the white common to the egg. | witted and extrcmely sluggish, spend- | & ing most of their time under the = HELP—MEN. (Continued.) CHEE H nfi“ &r«orud. for new Conn. ress Box 450:M, Star office. MANAGERS. with unerum- n d car; sensational ba full- nn;er advert! AN whife {or repairing and pressing ent Sosition. Call in person dry. Bethesda, Md., 4712 Hamp- lln. L whlte T be experienced on reh munnb‘e"mt. An).y cmo s z.-unaerm. and R sts, SPECIFICATI Wu ION m‘rm and ton patent attorney: een interest in each Siate ne, PLUMBER, registered. uilding opera- tion; pleccwork or siate wases. ‘Address x 489-M, Star_office. n.ADm VICE MAN—] years' experience at actual rldln urvlce L and references Job for the right The Kennedy's Radio, Inc., SALESMAN to_sell coal for trucker: send conditions -nn ow You can sell datly. Harry Box ai 45. Paxinos. Apply Elechmln'l. SALESMAN. expe: work from 5 to 9 p.m. 700 H st. n.e —Can 0 ee immiediate appeal full-page newspaper & vertising. resticate. 9:30 Suite 612, 1406 G_st. n.w SALESMEN—An excelient opportunity for several men to sell Ford cars. Mr. Depue. between 10 and 12 am. 41 W BH)PPXNG CLERK, experienced in m and Jumber yard. Give age, expel st employers and copies of refer- Good “opportunity for " the right . Star office. SODA BOY, 18 ytln\ ane “80ing to school. experienced; bring rererence Kennln Drua_Store. Nort! d_E: TRUCK DRIVER, Pre(er S hauling_contract ~ Good nroposulon Tight man. Reference. Call North 0553 for ap- Dointment. USED-CAR SALESME! eed 1 perienced used-car slk!mtn lr[e flofll’ m-y. some of our men are making up to $150 weekly. Apply Mr Rmemml Oruls- man Chevrolet Co.. 625 FOUNG MAN “ta”isarr: oal nd pullding business Stife qunllncnuonl i haracter " rererences “Teguired ‘!ek!y to start. Address Box IS¢ Ellr ce. YOU! AN, _experiences time Work t Soda fountain, mainiy nights. References. 5017 Conn. ave. YOUNG MAN to Wo!k In xmcer! must_be ood worker. 8N s YOUNG MAN about Spers ‘Arm of certified public accountants e, education. expérience if any. locaF references and saiary expected. position is permanent with rapid promotion to _one who can qualify., Address Box 176-K. Star office AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, references. Apply Mr. Mills, 1028 33rd st. n.w. PARTS MAN for assistant enced and local man. See| Mr. Mills, 1028 33rd st. n.w. SOME oF US SLEUTHS FIGGER AT TH' SMITH ROBBERY WAS A INSIDE TOF THE BoY W PONDENCE HO TOOK A CORRES- COURSE IN DETECTIVE! WORK INADVERTENTLY REVEALS ‘HIS BADGE wHILE DISCUSSING X A LOCAL CRIME SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) white, light housework, .. Wwants to keep with he near school: small place free ‘until has & zood W Would aceept & Food respectabie place with _one or two children. Addl’eu Box ‘M._Star_office. MAID, _experienc full_time housework Phone Norih place to ' cook Phene_Ada WOMAN, colored. Ilnu general work in’ small family: stay_nigh Euclid_st. n.w._Col YOUNG GIRL. colored. her's helper. _Ca nners and Sartriie WOrK: 4K-J. 1406 Wel t. n.w. house- ., 926 w-nu?flfi etropolitan 5091. pufio.nccormlohfimv-u party bass piano-accordion. UPRIGHTS. now offered from rent. are Any re Soll Mr. Blanc. an re Fn?: t & great re- duction {rom original prices. 6-inch $225 wrand, One One 4-foot 8-inch (rlnd S"IO One Steinway upright, ebony case, ap_.rtment-size upright. sl Uprights. large $125. One iehtly uy Tsed S8 up. All instr . Sole representatives Hardman. Harrington Bradbu and Lanter occasions. Est. 1879, ian0s, ugo Worch, Planos for rent for al 1110 G st. nw. PIANOS—Selli fo 800, excel. co IR £ Siorase age charges: $20 an; condition.” Smith 31 o Norin COURSES. DOGS, PETS, ETC. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY Culture, Inc., estab. 1018. 8IS 14th st. n.w. anmmmn s original, largest unqo AIR-€CO) NG, geration. T A ohe men “today training th ONT! e SPactical W AN’ ’I'ED—SAI.ESMEN MAN wanted for Rawlelgh route of R00 famulies. Good profits fer hustler. ~Write teday Rawleigh Co.. Dept. DCG-4-8A-1. Cheste. Pa. Smsaita YOUNG MAN, 1ot over 35 _vea: mobile. to Start with our Washinsto organization: good past sales record is de- sirable although character. education and personality are. more important require- ments. This is an opportunity for a man Fith sales ability to permanently establish a5 operating since 1893, The p salars. with opportunity (» earn s The products are nationaily known and advertised. In reply state fully age. edu- fon. experience, etc. Address Box Star_office __ HELP—WOMEN. TOR — Good opportunity. | D. T girl: perm position. Clif- | fah Beauty Shop. 14in and Ciifton sts ya COUNTER GIRL and waitress, experienced. | Apply at 1621 H st. n.w. LS (10). experienced, wanted at once | for outside selling: pay daily. Apply be- {ween 12" and 1.’ 119 Mam. ave. n.w. MARKBR white. must be experienced on starch work. must be neat. Apply enrrolla Laundry. 14th and R sts. se. OPERATOR. -hue for power mncmne Bergmann's Laund PINNER AND MARKER for roush dry (white). Bergmann's Laundry. PRACTICAL NURSE. white or colored, pleasing personality; help with housework. | Apply 2409 18th st. n. SALESGIRL to work on floor. Singer Sew: ing Machine Co. shop. Write. < age. | Cxberitnee and salary expected. Address Box R5-T. Star office | {OGRAPHER AND TYPIST—Young woman of pleasing personality and appear- ance: must know how to meet public and have had some sales experience unl'mcluorh! de salary expected. YOUNG GIRL white, for :enml . work: stay nights. 623 E st. ne | YOUNG WOMAN for “general office work in dry cleaning piant; experienced pre- ferred: references_requested. Latterner. | Silver Spring Co. 8219 Georgla ave | EDIPHONE OR DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, !; Experienced on patent specifications and | correspondence. Ability to take dictation | in shorthand not absolutely necessary. | Outline fully your experience. qualifica- | tions. salary expected and if now employed. Renlies treated in strict confidence. Ad- | ress Box 80-T. Star office. HELP—DOMESTIC. | COOK-HOUSEMAID, experienced, for small | sot family. middle-aged white or Cuorzd ‘woman. Go_ home ight. pply Mrs. Ackerman. 3900 Cathedral ave., Apt. 104-A. Phone Cleveland 94: 0_children: white. to care for child and Do, laundry, Good home and $15 Phone Wisconsin_3763-W. L 'Imud oupte. or e Phone ‘Shepherd. 1214 before 11, Sunday. MIDDLE-AGED WOMJN. whits housework. cook: $20 per month. No w hot month. ~white, settied, a8 Bousekeepet ana - Companion for - widow country: small salary but good ome, references | necessary. = Call Nnionll 9102, Bl’lnch 302, between 7 and 9 p.m. today only. YOUNG WOMAN cofind work; _reference renllu’!d p.m.. Wis : weneral n‘&un- Call after 6| 3024 204 ‘RESTAURANT fully eumvud | of bad heaith: no broker. CLERK-CARRIER EXAMINATION. SPECIAL—S$5 TUITION. BEGIN TODAY—INTENSIVE CQURSE. The Civi) Service Preparatory Schoo _529_12th St. N.W. _Metropolitan_63: CLERK-CARRIER EXAMINATION—$3.00 FOR_COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS AND SAMPLE EXAMINATION. MP! Y D STATES_ES’ . IAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. B S.E. OPEN 9 AM. NNFH SPECIAL HOME STUDY course for Substitute Clerk Car- rier Examination, reasonably priced. Postal Correspondence | School, 624 Earle Bldg, Phone | National 8622. 20* PEESONAL. The rate under heading of Per- sonal is 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. | HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method; results effective for a life- time or moriey back Write for booklet: | Do drues or surgery. SOMMER- | WeRCK. 1385 Columbla rd. Adams 0385, CAMP FOR _BOYS 6-13 YEARS OF AGE on Severn River Annap.lis Reasonable. W SCH Coliege Pary, Md. EXPERIENCED T, CARE FOR children in private home. Large yard. Soldiers' Home Park near. Well faken 4111 3rd st n.w. Fhone Grecawood o vrmxns FROM _CATARRH !L\Y- fever, Sinus. Asthma. should know Azmarin. Helps you sleep Leiter. eliminates excess . Azmarin Sales Corp. Cavalier fotel. Washington. D. C. ___ YOUNG GIRL. EMPLOYED. WILL PAY $10 per month and help with housework in_exchange for room and board. Ad- 470-M._Star_office. Y YEARS' EXPERIENCE H so& rium. offers 20-hour daily sery- isconsin $687. a1e DO: EAUTIFUL Guu.)rost e fivered Tor 3T Helene Afficck Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 33- BUSINESS OPPORTUNTIES. WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY—Beautiful- ly equipped restaurant .In best section of it Mebsdam & de. Great sacrifice. s _Box Star office. mcmdmn now ~ syerasing . Star Sotfce. soda fountain: monthly, Address Box 420-M. ing_phone. _ PAYING PARKING LOTS in_business center. with exceptional future for cash. J. M. Viemont. owner. Adams 5771. 23°* FOR_SALE—Modern_beauty shop, fully equipped; reasonable rent: downtown loca- tion in office building, ~Wonderful bargain. Call Georgia 7466 _aiter 7 m SHOE AND DRY GOO! for sale.” 1044 W. Baltimore st., mmmore. no 0 OCERY, "os SALE—Between S Tho ana $300 meckly: selline on scconnt Address Box 425-M, Star office. 21 SALE—Restaurant In ideal loc doing good business. = Investigate: make offer. Address Box | YOUNG MAN, to invest or b Box_8-J. Star office. DELICATESSEN, ufl~!lle beer llcenu n.e. location; business. _Owner leaving hadress Box 1003 Star office. 22° 20, nned exp rmme on‘ u& with urv ices. sfivnlons—nm&' ACCOUNTANT. college grad., experienced | bookkeeper and cierk. wants full or part [Phone Potomac 5600., Apt. time work. , 1 14, aftel MUI'!V! :nomm ext A9r 90 Jears: exverience high desires connection with _loc: Address Box 430-M. Star office. CBAV”WE-MECHANIC private or enm» h years' experience; New York C licenses. Chlrle.l !chleur "ID N oo s, P hosie l.mcnln 717-J. FILIPING auffeur. _houseboy, butler: lmt loul ret Cul Emerson 0317, JANITOR, chauffeur or deivery man; ll'ererefics Phone before 4 p.m.. West | MAN, colored. 28, seeking employment a8 chauffeur, houseman or general -orL Phone Columbu B6938-M. PAINTING, all branches of trade: m. ext.: besi class work; reasonable: day o contract. _Taylor. Met. 7408. T i e i e rience. also b - Tnent. Address Box 48:-M. Star offic srma'nous—m AND WOMEN. e saeman: "Xile. cook. mAid: cr wite., a; P.".'J:'m o rel. 70 M st. s.e. P one, Lin- coln 2 AND WIFE. from N. C.. duro posi- gg\n': Janitor and cook: city m:renu ‘Phone Decatur 5042 SITUATIONS—WOMEN. umpu AGED WOMAN wishes position nmnnlgn) or housekeeper. Phone Gleveiang o34, i mpanion EorerTest Mo Helber'or “ofice assistant. Box 210., uv- renceville. Va. ‘WIDOW. white. refined. lxvmv l'lnlldn~ sires position. companion Of nurse; refer- idson sedan: can travel. cultured. drives. ron nm—l’x"é Frozen custard busi- ness (equipped). Apply R. B. Behxéend 1 u'l P st. n.w. $3,600 WANTED FOR SUBSTANTIAL IN- Ferext in pusihess. wih unuSual possibilsties for profitable expansion, now operating on paying is. Address Box 406-M, Star office. BEAUTY PARLOR. chea Selling: n.w. section. | Address Star office. Rood reason for dress Box 441.M. MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVIN B New Zondon. Gaon IO bse bers $0a. Tel. Natl. 6264. References desired.* B0 and Kanses Cio: cap steomio: a dluSnluenlen Columbia 7287. 21°% o B Lt parte) a2 | o3 } 7124, 20° GETTYSBU Suide and tout of sonable subscription. Phone Emerson | cfiuren | Phileo PEDIGREED German _police Ynced months old; reasonably, once._ Phone Emerson 712 Wisconsin COCKER SP. ;NIEIB register 404 wlk!fllld st.. reasonable. Va e 3 i uken at ‘-ho ‘Barcroft, off Columbia Pike. near Arlington. LLEWELLYN from best’ blood Hirst, opposite .__Phone WXRLHAIRKD TERRIER SETTER PUP! lines: papers furnished. 0Odd Felic Palls PIES for sale c. ows Hall. Falls ureh 9. SALE. tion: | SPFED | no. wood Boat Y 1 m or_phone Clevellnd 0450, b Sruicer. T ecupped o . fully equi Solomons Island. p‘mme he 3186 Ac1 “conai- Bove Koy BHidge, | ‘WANTED—Cabin boat night _accommodations. location. Address Box 440-M. ut 26 feet, over- State price and tar office. HELP AND SIT sold, ex- ¢ motors, Get our th st. n.w. UATIONS. Sezeelain nside Wil sacrifice. FRIGIDAIRE oqnlment all nmu boulm. sod, I.nltl.ll!d and serviced: ir bar- we teach nlnnnuon. lum this able trade. 1232 14th n T FURNTTORE-—1 studio_couch and Bresk- fast set, cash. reasonable. Apt. 1321 M st. D.W. s beda — Twin 1iving room uite. dining_room. radio, stove, refriger- ator, nnm rugs; eheu 3303 Georgla Diplomat Tea town 18 ng_room and childre: ‘bed room 1744 Irving st. n. PURNITURE—S8ettee. 2 chai Imllfilll condmon, V!r!cl’:‘::zn:nd.“g’fi 7th_st. rummvnl Attention} Wi B e 2\'“2:' T ptocs iyt I“]nom" e, v/ 10-plece dinl & ‘room suite.” 1806 g selling livis farniture. rlflu le‘l'oRl exch.. !350 up; new guar- antee: small install. cl all cars, mgllou. fans repaired. exch. *Carty. 1608 14th. TER—Piifsburg instantaneous heater. medium size. splendid condition. =~ Also 4- burner gas stove. top oven. Weit i o usea vitet:"lt Tow pHes B‘"nommm i Son G160 E st nw. " oo - OFFICE PARTITIONS, prism glasses. 3170 gffice furniture "n},fl‘ Lpewriter; sacrifice. ation, call Dist 106_635 F st i o o HANO ot ) upright. P!ANO Il mm-m make, 605 Hllll Clrcnuiln ' iput. 1853 Co X Titer S umEla 7218" before e O EN ivg"Yur(k! in mm $185.50 los SAW TABLE 1Dewnh ty_and woodworking mlcl!!lne cheap for cash. Apply 914 11th BEWING MACHINES - Saved, 9150, ol ropairs puacantons Rens: mont) Col 13 until 8 p.m. SIMPLEX RADIO with B-battery elimi tor. for direct and alternating current, 21- plate Can be used at your sea- shore for sale cheap: c.‘fan. ome 12-inch . one 16-inch d. c. revolving fan, 8 “in perfect condition. ~2423 Pa. repossessed | ave. | -uum 88 wr 'afl or_$30 Nr“mn‘tr' BELMONT RD—Am‘uhnl flll- nhhed znd floor room, g:l ’ fubia 1A, cony, twin beds. e housekeep- ixiviu armu n IIA outside; elec. Toom, 2nd floor, RTS ST, 2 Tooms, screened- bl (umuneu or unf screened urnished: emplored couple w*urna W.—Large Jight housekeep~ T2 room: Tarnishied. $5.50 week: also room and kit.. $5.50 week: private bath. N.E—Nicely furnished room, ha Capitol: cool, Week: 124 3rd ST, $30: near Library of Congress an 3201 ADAMS MILL RD. —Bright. at- tractive, outside room. adjoining bath. porch: _corner house. overlooking Creek Park;_private family; Suitable or to 32 $35. Adams 9030. S COLMEA D, N —Bevei ral bright Single and doubte. rooms. well furni beautiful front bed-living room with place and 5 windows: suitable for 2. 3 of 4 rnleunczl uqulred Phone Adlm 8723, 1 NW ge_connectini Tooms. either sinkie or doubic, laree ciose southes = —Two_separa 31 convenlences. Call Lincoln h ST. 3 bright- and airy. 5 "home comforts; reasorable. 6786, __2},4 Large front room, 'y attractive: le)tfi 1747 PARK RD. N.W.—] Teasonable. for two: ver: neighborh 24 14th s’r NE_—Ni Ponts o dox and e B double_per_month. N W Nicely Xnnmhed enient 1o c: [ty nnxl: 'n (1 single rooms: 1.h. onvi a bus;_near Dupon( Circle: unlimited phon PRIVATE HOM] ized cool llncl: E—G¢ foom with sieeping porch. near bath location; near bus and breakia: s8060 KANSAS AVE.—1 room. . | Sleeping porch; for 2 men; meals fl de- 1591 ¥ BT W W—Lares awier. = BE 0 _sleeping room. 9 D ST. S.E—La furniture: refined home ple or two ladles; i Phone Wes TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, GE. | 1883, 571 th:w Underwoods, &2 m e e, akes sold. rented Open_evenings 1028 CONN. AVE.. Apt. 200—Bright_well- furnished rm. for men: private famil 3444 MT. PLEASANT ST.—Second floo; attractive, room. screened sleeping porch mi: detached house adioining K. C. ) MODERN ICE AMERICAN ICE COMPANY 1224 CONN. AVE. N.W. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds, any uulnuly Peariman’s Big Book Shop, only. Phone Metropolitan 5415, VRO IO =T mmx MET. OUTBOARD MOTORS, new and used: ice and parts; trade-ins and credit. Est se. BOOKS WANTED. second-hand. hundr or more: miscellaneous and sets i Pearlman. 1711 G n.w._District 3543. MOTORS (2). 14- horupower 1240 E st outboard. electric starfing. | FURNITURE suaranteed’ stBoA'r maboysny, cash offer accepted. 1251 You st. s.e. boat. n.e.Phone Atl: FOR SALE—Cabin power, with Paln:er ennne. a: "atlantic’" 37x11, 35-horse- | 1518 A st ATLBO. class: 100" CO! Ehiowrient s Konapolis. nings. mem-uonn ‘moth construction; gan's Boat Yard. Md. Opes, eve- | WANTED—We pay highest prices: prompt and refined service. Don't sell before calling Mr. Gilbert. Natl. 3866. FURNITURE, rugs. household goods. efc. Absolutely highest 'prices paid. For best resvlts. call any time. Lincoln 548S. GoLD—'BRmG “YOUR OLD oow ST VER_ PLATINUM, TEETH DISCARDED Ay cash. e N. Y XNC 43 “ARE AT 835 P. BOATMAN, experienced C} wants charter cabin cruise: one week beginni Anold - Achiy " TTal G Washingion hesapeake 'ne eepini et 15 Address 11 Connecticut ave. CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK. PONY—Apply J. O. Stevens. 2626 Bladens- ne. 01 burz rd. Hillside 03: Phone Lincoln 9781 or | SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIQUE Chippendale chest drawers 1034 2y Boy clopedia’ Bflunnln with West 2119-R. radio. 14th ed; book table. Phone AUTO HOUSE TRA 19K by 6 1 BABY B upright piano. oldis Abt: 1564 Lanier B o sood condition. JLER, furnished. | Bee owner at bed, coi Ded. ‘reasonsvle. TR ition Ency- | CASH FOR OLD GOLD. Silver. watches. diamonds and old discarded jewelry. Full cash value paid. Selinger’s. 81F P st nw OLD GOLD. silver platinum purchased for manufacturing use; ‘maximum price paid STINE'S. 931 G, ST. NW. since. nva | E | 1550 . Barkin | LARGE rm kitchen: downtown —apt.: | switchboard service: couple or 2 ladies: | Aug. 1." Address Box 437-M. Star office. ASS. AVE N.W. Apt. 1—Oeol. | = | 1300 MASS. nevlv decorlud bedlivl 5 5. Met. 7171._ 21° | beautifully S 919 L NW —Large. light. we convenient business. depa, _5. Sun._all day. JUST LIKE HOME A’ 1885 Mintwood pl. n.w. (nesr " 15th and road)—Either single or double it Cexcellent meals. optional: un- =i home priviieges Arnished: | ments. After ‘GOVERNC 1619 R T Ave | SRELLOR comtortable ruofla!‘ for gen- tlemen. Phone Metropolitan 5130 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.—' tmnw rom room, $4 week. Phone Cleve- | land 3 muwu PARK_Delightfully cool. at- uiet_and restful f{acing 10 $6.50 per week. Phone tractive rooms. | park: from $2 and e ¥.— Small _light NW. L g R lady: studio housekeeping room. nice for. 1 couch and screened porch: lights. Zas and | automatic hot water: $20 per m mamh ST. N.W.—Some {free T = nlvtr dllh!l lln- _Low rates. 2 PARK RD N.W.—Attractive front gentlemen only: s range. elec. 19 room in owner's homi : Teasonable. | 1618 16th ST. N.W._—Larse room for rent | one or_tv t'u _ladie: VT. %0 large bas - I e N bedar walkine distance downtown: cool, Quiet; gentlemen; tourists considered. _ 3922 14th ST Second-floor_front room. employed lldy ¥ oreterred. $15 month. Phone Columbia S804 | 1849 LAMONT ST. NW. near park and cars: single room. bath, ‘shower. screep | it et e nable JACKENBOS ol front ‘room Srivatewbath. - Phons Georia 463. | NICE. COOL BED FOOM. good location: reasonable.Phone Adams 7804-M | cEs ‘ozy, clean 1iv.-bed room. large NTRAL—C: closet. for neat. iesponsible. employed per- | Dhonme: refs; $4.50 week. omey liv, rm. (firepl). bed T (S wibd.): Fedec.: twin beds optional; suitable 2 permanent adult nl 1711 18th ST N.W—On Simmons mlllr:.s(l‘ :annnuonl hm. NW. cond-floor empioved lady preferred, $15 ‘monih. Phone ‘Columbia 5804. | 1424 K ST. N Apt. 41—Coal. atractive double front oot newly furnished: phone, 24-hou stor | J9is CALVERT ST N.W — | Lhk. xuknm:u water, porch, xe!ruerl&lufl mn. Pederal License. IMMEDIATE_CASH_FOR YOUR FURNITUR! We pay » fair price for household furni- ture. russ. etc rompt and true ap- | Bratsal“San"Kesantic 2003: BOOMS—F"J’RN‘ISHEB. | 1834 COLUMBIA ; single | rooms. clean, mL h. w. car lines: hail rm.. $ 53 men Adams | INSTER. 160 NV ratte cool “reoms. single. double: e vith bath of running water; showers. e 4-poster mahogany. x muu BED. (spring and mattress) gulte. upholstered. revem? | $10;" bes suite. d room ole’ table and spinet mahogany 215. Portner North 1420, Ext. . _$12 e s 10, Bureat, | re ‘beautiful co desk. $1 Apts. BEDS_(twin), bund-nev two dressers. day-bed ( cheap. 337 F st. nee. . neve: couch. vator: $5_S6. N W.—Large frst-floor 1L Tm_kitchenette. ¢as range, running water: reas.; 1322 L ST eeping rms.. running water. $6 u 159 lhzh N W.. The Alturas—Cool. col fortable rooms. Giear showers: 24-hour ele- vator_service: daily maid ser Teas | 1327 L ST. N-W.—Newly furnished an | redecorated ‘Lh k. Toom. second floor. ad lolnlnx bath. _Also front, single rm.. $3 BEDS complete. dining room. Tiving_room | suites. rugs. desk, radio. breakfast set. re- frigerator; cheap. 3303 Georgia_ave N.W.—Reasonuble HOTEL, 606 F N. | St Phone Met- Sekly rates: walk o WOrK. ropolitan 83! BICYCLES—] BICYCLES_Rolitast and Store. 424 9th n. other nigh-grade rting Goods lton Bicycle & Spo: BRICK. beams, lumbe:. P st. c.w. _Phone unleln hot-water bofl!rL sask. and doors, marble slabs. 56 Metropolitan 6817. ING MATERIALS lmm‘ old Portner stesm Deating Dlant iike new: pipe all “sizes Brick. efc. FIAS BUTDIN ING WRECKERS, 613 N. Washington St.. Alexandria. Vl 20‘ . conversion. Garwood. in " price. BURNER. drastically reduced York _ave. n.w. model H, 1328 New CAMERAS—We eras. eairs daily. buy. sell, Robbi S— Gine kodaks and projectors. 529 14th st_n.w trade used cam- Bar- G OUT uwnd hand stock of fur CLOSIN niture of every description dining room, kitchen and show cases. marbie-top !olln! in. Pl R. I ave. ne. notte Greeawood 1500. on. Bed ofld chllrl. -lw 8418 DIAM pled =lu dise Alnd" Dertection, Mo u e Office _opposite all descriptions oD BARGS lll' Dbelow their regular val GUARANTEED as mfimr(ull rel iy o] HOTEL EBBITT. 10th and H Sts. N.W.—A limited number of rooms available on rea- sonable monthly terms. Will paint and Tenovate -ny room you select. 1456 V ST. —Pront room. twin beds: glean. cool: Penty bot water: conveniently located: also nn l private home. l.- xe so. front rm.. R Daihe: hear Gare: douhle $25; single. $20 mo.: men. Adams 2630. 1350 MASS. AVE. SE. (1 block Lincoln Park)—Corner room, 5 windows. 3 expo- sures, twin beds: 2 gentlemen: phone in ._Lincoln 7315. Call evenings. Clevellnd Purk front room for couple, twin Dapered and furnished.’ Clev. s WEBSTER Toom, private bath. ; owner': s home; near cai 3348 16th 1 Doams, Seautita) corner: hom leges, spacious porches. nl!nty ol hfll 'lur unlimited_phone: rooms handsomely fur- nished. Phone Columbia 0861. $10_wi ON N.W__Attractive_ front, s detached home: garage_privilege gratis: suitable 1 or 2. Ref. Reasonable. _Georgia 8888 after 6. 1440 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.—Single room, aquiet_home. hot water. unlimited phune; nice locality. _Phone Columbia 7767. 5313 19th ST. N.W.—Large front room. | well” furnished; suitable 2 or 3. Phone Potomac_2702 | 5705 14th_ST. Toom. ‘neatty furnished; Prefer employed m: 71 TNGOMAR ST, Chevy Chase D_C— Gentleman only; ‘second-story !rflnt room, detached corner house: $5 a_week. 21° 0 R. 1 AVE. N.W. Room semi-] b-m. also housekeeping apt.: lklng ce: unl-mmd Bhove. Potomac 3073 AIR N.W.—Newly fur- ond Noor ront ' room, sultable also_small. cool rooms: N.W._—Delightful corner private home. chw. Phone Adams 1604, 030 G ST. N.W.. The Connor—8ingie and | double’ rooms. with " lavatory_continuous | hot_water. unlimited phone: reasonable. WARDMAN PARK SECTION. ptt2 2842 27th st.—Large front room. twin chw Tonmble. Goltmbla’ BARG. N.W.—Nice_ clean. doi floor, near bath, Lh.k.; 1501 16th N.W_—Sinele and double: | cool. comfortable: walking distance: able prices. North «n mpshire n.w.—Large rooms. ldloflll . Single or double: fine location. 3303 18th ST. N.W. PARK ROAD. cool house, singie and double th porches: reasonable rates CHEVY CHASE, D. C. 2 cool. single rooms. private bath: all new !urnuh’l‘:‘)n o quiet neighbo borhood. convenient to Settled gentle- Son Gesired. 3017 unuon st.n.w. —T__.—__—————-—c ROOMS—UNFURNISHED. | i 1630 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W._Gentle- man: desirable single room. wll furnished. near bath with shower. i1o0 OV‘KNCY PL NE—3 large rooms. prlnt: - h.- gas, elec., sink. Adults: $35 1703 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nw—oenne- m: icely furniched single room. running water. pear bath with shower; first fioor. DINING ll.go a !om electric !u'rrl excellent condition; reason- rato Soply Metropolitan Storage P\\nl. ‘aaye. ne. DINING ROOM TABLE and buffet, mahog- dresser. any. $15; one mahogany Eden electric washing machine, Q st. nw. $2; one 4440 K, ramnme 'm: enu Env and rubber. b OON'D ION. PR!C‘. ll at 802 L st. n.e. 26, fin DO seen 1581 TR Siponees o Ga. "R INFANTE D So Sorumus: ANTINO, 7128 9th st. n.w. 20° ELECTRIC RANGE. G. sell for balance due. ave. E.: repossessed: will 1328 New York Household Repairs and Service It will pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. BEDDING MATTRESSES. Bach aatiress Gor, 316 L st w"'fi" 312 Webster st. n Single, $. Prot | PETWORTH_ i~ double. room for gentlemen. $25_per_month. 1230 17th ST. N.W_—Two well-furnished double rooms. twin beds. first floor; excel- lent loutl 1500_16th N.W.. The Aliuras—Cool. com- fortable rooms, ear showers: 24-hour ele- vator service daily, maid serv T R infortanle frani s 00 gentleman. Call_atfer 5. all day Bundu Nw_Taree front Too s A T acsired; near 3 CALIFORNIA ST. 32— s, with ' semiprivate bath, !urnlshedhroom" M o suitable L. Nw Large front room $20; good location. Apt. 602, 1410 M 8t. NW.— Bed-] g room. newly filmllhed ool Comtortable: reasonable: priviles 7 OWENS AVE., Hyattsville. Ma—7 Taree lu? bed !rm: cool._auiet: &l;lnu amily: $4 wk._Telephone sy-mv 1521 R. 1. N'W.—Every cunvenlence, sin- gle. double room; well-kept home: abun- dant linens; re , considered. PPOSITE SHOREHAM HOTEL—Large (onrnm:ed ll’ospmm next to bath. Phone Adams Gem.lenun only. 2008 00 Large. v Am m— rge, cool, -nncuve tm ;’encu-um. near bath; $20 monm Pnam W.—8ingle bed ronm )lelll npuonn oy R PN ?Sll!:l'"n smnmonuuy up. lulrg also CELY NISHED R u um -na"i-un B Seantitul sect fl" Chase . gentiemen. A ress nox VARSM. Star 0 b RENT one or No furnished rooms col..mm FIKE. Arlington. vn, — Teet car service; manth Phone w;lmlt 8651, nuln-prlv- Efil in_small_private 'HEVY CHASE. MD.—] Findows, private home e Wisconsin 2489- FULLER & d'ALBERT. 815_10th St. N.W. Phone Nlthllh\ 4712, CAR REPAIRS. kes) ired m repa Soilba. Companiohenurse: wil) Eive Serv at Summer Phone | tons. for board resort. 0230. ——— SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. mnmvmzmd l.l.m l"!"ml.' Ml-7 33 2021 O ST, N.W., near Dupent Circl Double tmm mm twin beds. Inntr-urlnl GENTLEMAR, oo TSI subutos 50 mi and 12th st. Call Alexal in, from Pa, ave. ndria 2. 20° G0 ST AN S ble nl’dnlll chw. reuonn next to beth. o praterted. H.wne Co- s" between 7 and 8:30 D. ROOMS AND BOARD. 1728 N 8T. nw—aw—fi distance to' downtown; single and Sieals optional 010 4th BT, NV rooms. du e K eT. nw'mm- n a ....h':%em“""nf"