Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1935, Page 40

HELP AND SITUATIONS. LOVELY LITTLE FOOL /- A Story of Washingtons Soczal Set & PHYLLIS MOORE GALLAGH E R WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE. Betsy Seymour. her brain in a whirl nd full of desperation because Marshall an Devanter whom she loved and who rofessed to love her. was cpenly attentive | o Libby Stockton at a diplomatic recep- | tion asked Raoul de Prudentio a Latin American attache to take her to his apart- | ment _instead of to her home. She wit- | nessed the theft of secret 'papers h!‘ Raoul. had seen John Storm. who once | had kissed her and told her he loved her. with another girl: had found her brother. Terry. hiding on a porch waiting for Sonia a dancer who had performed at the recep- tion. On the way to Raoul's apartment she told him that she intended getting drunk with him to drown her troubles In the apartment he tries to take her in his arms_but she wards him off and asks for a drink. Then she realizes what she is doing and while he was absent {rom the room she suddenly runs away from the place. As she comes out the door she hears the mocking. familiar voice of Libby. who had seen her ~Arriving home she met John on the doorstep. He glso was ust getting home. As she started to tell im of her escapade. out of the shadows come s deep voice. “Don’t move. or I'll 9" CHAPTER XI. ETSY'S hand tightened on| John's arm. She stood still. | her heart thumping, her eyes on his face. She saw the| hardened muscles of his lips, his gray | eyes trying to tell her not to be afraid. | Here in this quiet little Georgetown house things were happening, things that belonged to the strange tricks of her vivid imagination rather than to reality. The shadow loomed closer, & snub-nosed revolver glistening in an extended gloved hand, the wooden floor creaking with the stealthy foot- steps. | Beside them the dreaded voice spoke, biting off separate words. “Give | me that paper! I searched De Pru- | dentio’s rooms! It wasn't there. You| were with him tonight, Miss Seymour! You have it!” Ice was running through Betsy's veins as she said, her voice strange and frightened. “I—I haven't any paper. I don't know what you're | talking about.” But she did know. Everything that had happened at the legation swept vividly through her | mind. “Don't stall,” the man growled. He was so close now that both she and John could detect the strong, sharp odor of liquor on his breath. They could not see his face because his black fedora was pulled low over his eyes and his coat collar was turned up around his throat. What happened after that was done so quickly that Betsy hardly knew how it came about. Without fear or panic, John Storm wheeled | quickly and struck out at the man, | reeling him back against the door- way. His head hit the sharp edge of the wainscoting with a sickening thud and he groaned like a wounded ani- mal. Then John jumped on him as | & panther lights on a deer and they fell to the floor fighting like savages, each close upon the other’s throat, wresting with each other for posses- eion of the gun. They rolled heavily | onto the floor boards of the parlor, two powerful, big men, equally matched. John’s head crashed against the black iron coal bucket on the hearth and he lay for a second stun- ned by the blow. The man sprang away from him with a deep-throated | snarl of vengeance and climbed to his feet. But before he could turn John shot up from the hearth and lunged forward, throwing upward the gloved hand with the pistol. A belch of smoke came from be- tween their writhing bodies and the air filled with an acrid odor. The gun had been discharged . . . silently. John, holding it, staggered backward, slipped in a pool of blood and sprawled across the room. Unarmed, panic struck the other man like a stinging whip. He stumbled toward the door, | clutching his shoulder, groaning with pain; and like a terrified rat escaping | a trap that had crushed a part of | him, he fled from the house. | Something in Betsy's heart, more | than fear or anxiety, cried out mr‘ John. She started weakly toward the | parlor, her knees sagging beneath her. Bhe took two steps and with a little cry sank to the floor. For the first | time in her life she had fainted. | ‘When she opened her eyes John | was bending over her, his hand feeling | for her heartbeat through her dress. He was whispering, “Betsy! For God’s sake, Betsy, tell me you can hear me.” She felt his arms tighten about her, | felt him picking her up, carrying her to the old sofa. She yielded to his strength. Raoul was forgotten. Mar- shall was forgotten, even the man who had broken into the house was forgotten. She seemed to be floating with John on a broad and shining sea. There was nothing in the world but this man’s arrs holding her; this man’s courage and understanding wrapping her like a protecting cloak. After a while, during which she had @ssured herself that John was unhurt save the slight gash on his temple,; she told him about Raoul, the secret | tunnel that led to the chancery, her | part in the whole mysterious affair | . an innocent part that must have led up to the appearance of that des- | perate man. John, listening, his arms still around her, said: “Why did you go to Raoul's pent- house afterward, Betsy? You said that you saw me at the legation with Angelica. Did that—have anything to do with it?” Fetsy got up slowly from the sofa. What had made John think that? Had her disjointed phrases just be- fore that shadow had appeared in the doorway given him a wrong impres- sion? Because John Storm was dif- | ferent from any man she had ever known she had been swept by an emotion new to her; she had wanted to tell him all about herself—how hurt she was, how bewildered by Mar- shall’s attention to Libby and how, because of that bewilderment and out of a sort of impulsive recklessness, she had decided to go to Raoul's | pa penthouse and get drunk. She had begun by telling him that she had seen Libby and Marshall at the lega- tion, but had she begun by saying that? .She couldn't remember. o John was standing beside her, waiting for her to speak, when there was the metallic click of a key in a lock. Terry came into the hall and softly closed the door. He stood for some minutes at the foot of the stairs, worriedly beating one fist against the palm of his other hand. Then, with a sound that was part a sigh and part & groan, he climbed the stairs to his room. He didn’t look once toward the parlor. Betsy, watching Terry, was dis- turbed by something gloomy and for- bidding about his appearance—the rigid set of his shoulders, the slow movement of his feet instead of his usual brisk steps. Four o'clock was late for a young man to be returning from a date—from the right kind of date. She had said to John in a whisper, “It's funny no sone heard anythjng tonight, i#p't it? I had | telling you that you were brave and | stead, she stood at the edge of the | patches reported, the authorities were forgotten I had a family until Terry came in.” He laughed softly. “This house was built many years ago—when they really built them. The walls are solid and the ceilings high. Even if | you had screamed, I don't beueve' | your mother or father or, Tnmmy | Collins would have heard you. Why didn’t you scream, Betsy? I had an idea that all women yell out like the | very dickens when something horrible happens.” “I -as 'eyond screaming. I was out of my wits,” she said, shuddering with remembrance. Then she faced John, looking into his eyes: “Don’t ask me why I went to Raoul’s pent- house tonight. It was a silly reason. It would only embarrass me to explain | anything so stupid. I didn’t stay long enough to do myself or any one any harm. I went in, took off my coat and while he was mixing drinks . . . X I left.” ‘Without saying good-by?” “Without saying good-by,” she re- peated. “I felt too cheap to face him | because . well . . . he said some- thing ~ resented. “I understand, Betsy.” After a cogent pause, she added, “How can I ever thank you for to- | night. John? You know without my | splendid. That I am grateful.” He took her hands and held them as if he would never let them go. “Do I really deserve a regard, Betsy?” he asked, finding it difficult to keep his voice steady when her eyes were soft and blue on his face. “I mean—I weaf to kiss you.” “I suspected you might mean that. You can’t John. But shut your eyes.” | She swayed toward him, kissed him | lichtly on the lips and stood back waiting for him to open his eyes. | With a little groan John reached for | her and swept her close to his heart . 50 close that she could feel its wild | beating against her cheek. He said, | “Betsy, am I living in a fool's paradise that's going to cave in on me? What | are you going to do about me? Once again that night she yielded to the strength of his arms, felt no inclination to move out of them. She said so softly that he had to lean his head downward to hear—“I , . . wish I knew, John. I wish I knew. i And when she turned and went swiftly through the hall and up the stairs, John Storm stood there in the | deep shadows of the parlor dreaming | after her. When Betsy awakened several hours | her golden curls looking off into space. Mrs. Seymour came through the door and found her propped up onI her piliows. She didn’t stoop to kiss | her, as was her usual custom. In- | later, she lay with her hands underl bed, her face pale, her eyes wide and | | afraid. i Betsy's heart flew to her throat. | “Mother—what is it? What's | wrong?” Mother said, “Betsy, I just heard a | news flash on the radio. Raoul De | Prudentio was murdered last night!” | Murderec? Raoul- murdered!” The words came faintly, with a muffled | sob. “Oh, mother—mother!” She | turned from her, her arms flung across | the piliow, her head buried in them. She lay there sobbing, not quite be- ,lieving in death . . , at least, not death so soon after the ecstasy of | | living, loving, planning the future. For a moment Mrs. Seymour stood | looking down at Betsy, the small body wracked with sobs. Then she said with something of gentleness in her voice, “Betsy, the police are looking for a bl .d girl who was seen by an elevator boy going to his pemhnuse‘ with him last night. They found | golden strands of hair on Raoul's shoulder and . and on a table under a lamp a vanity case. A gold one with blue fo~-get-me-nots of cloisonne | on the lid.” The calmness of mother's voice broke then and she sank wearily to the foot of the bed, wringing her | gnarled work-worn hands. “Betsy . . .| that wasn’t your vainty case, was it? | .« . The one we gave you last Christ- mas?” (To be continued tomorrow.) —_— CLOSING OF CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IS REPORTED By the Associated Press. VIENNA, August 14.— Dispatches from Bucharest to the Reichsport 3 terday reported authorities were sup- pressing Catholic schools in Transyl- vania. The newspaper said Rumanian au- thorities were employing a “name | analysis” scheme to prevent pupils | from attending Catholic institutions. By arbitrarily classifying the pupils | according to their names as Ru- | manians or non-Rumanians, the dis- able to transfer many students from Catholic schools to state schools, en- abling them to close Catholic schools on the ground that attendance was below the minimum. Lost and PFound iseme! may be found on Dl:g':n-ll. 2 HELP—MEN. | AUTOMOBILE _BALESMAN, _experienced. y.l‘):llul“:fi ’mluslzza":ndshumuul to those ¥ Motors. 460 N. Y. ave. l;" YD Bl AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN _for _u: saleswork. Our fine stock offers & lm!fi:; onwrb‘fl“l’:‘u‘::l hsE‘l;E “g!l’ll 'commi.u cc 2 dealers. 1419 !rvinrr l" n.w. o e UButon TGRTORy faat clkss, Conn. - 5 | dress Box 369-X. Star office. Ao \ DmeAEm colored, & pin.. §32 S00H st m e APPIY DRIVER-SALESMAN—Permanent 1t to man experienced locally i sott drinks or similar line: must be fully experienced. With 800 references. Address Box 325-X, Star office ELECTRICIAN or mechanic work few hours each day in exchange for tuitic refrigeration school. 1233 14th st now. LAUNDRY ROUTE SALESMAN; experience not necessary. Address Box 3-X, Star office. 'MAN—Excellent rtunits Tocal or- Sanization: um?“"m"u!..‘\'{"“nm - | § pearance hecessary. Sslary and commis- Bidg.. Monday. | Gutside work | of “Washineton and be abls | submit’ to | Immigration Patrol Exam. per THE EVE HELP—MEN, (Continued.) MEN—We need several specialty salesmen to fill out our organization. One man refrigeration and radio dept.. two for hing machine dept.. three for Vacuum er’ dept. and two others for ‘epecial Apply after 10 a.m. r. at Monarch Radio Co.. 1315 MEN, inexperienced. g0;d__ earnini Tmenwho Wil Work. Sclary Ang. comr Expenses advenced if needed. One cnr needed. _ Apply personnel manaver. Reom 417 907 1th st. n.w. 9 to 12 am. 2 to 4 n.m. RADIO SALESMEN—Most 8t credit term: full guaranteed drawing account against lib- eral commission and bonus arrangement; old established company with plenty of €ood accounts to work on; previous radio experience desirable; car helpful but not absolutely necessary. See Mr. Pelta 415 Tth'st nov. 0 to1i am. REFINISHERS on antiques and modern furniture. Call at 924 N st. n.w. SALESMAN to_sell cordless electric_iron: | eliminates cord annovance: sells ‘rapidiy on home demonstration: commission. Phone District 5631 for appointment after 4 p.m. SALESMEN—Two capaole. experienced men of industry and ntegrity for position with an industrial and hcusehold insul tion comp: Must stand fullest char- acter investigation. Give details your business lite pnd ‘slephone number Ad- dress Box 184-X. Star office. SHOE SALESMAN: one with neighborhood shoe store experience nreferred. Address Box 372-X. Star_office. 15° SOLICITORS—Two men. full or part time: no seiling; good pay. 'Apply 3001 14th st n.w. Mr. Poole. i to 5 p.m. TRUCK MECHANIC_ A-1_ now_employed with “large fleet owner: exp. on White. G. M D. T. Brockways and small ' trucks: motor man. welder. brazer, and some good foreign machinist cxp. Desires to better himself. Address Box 152-X. Star office. » WEATHER STRIPPER, 2150 man to Wire and paint screens. and a salesman. Dis- trict Screen & Mfg Co. 5 Md. ave. Hyttsville. 14° YOUNG MAN. white to work part time as anitor. small building. exchange for rent. ed rm_ and kitchen. Address Box 3A2-X. | Star_office. a6 YOUNG MAN. over 95 vears of age.ship ping clerk: position consists of distributing | manufacturer's products to local custom- ers: keeping company branches out of | Washington stocked- company operating | | awn Tricks: Address Box 5 4-X. Star office. | LARGE NATIONAL CONCERN has open- mnes for 3 men over 21 vears old in col- lection dept: must be permanent resident e_to furnish See manager | 1319 Dopular _line: ‘co-operation: Surety bond: Car necessary any time Wednesday. Room 404. Fst nw__ S EARN BIG MONEY Sensational personal line: hest in Americ new plan: also sell 21 Christmas cards in miniature suit case: retail $1: 100% profit Free samples. Other SI_assortments. sta. tioners. plaving cards. Janes Art Studi 1136 ity. Rochester. N. Y HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER familiar with double-entry | svstem. accurate. fast. emple experience: rigid ‘investigation. ~State_all details in reply. Address Box 39-X. Star | office. “RY DAY Christmas _card make 50°c orofit i RESIDENT MANAGER For large apartment house Must be thoroughly experienced. ~ State age. ex- perience. “references and salary desired. Address Box 1163-X. Star office CURB ATTENDANTS—Boys and girls, age 19 to 25; must | | be neat and willing to work. | Apply 5109 Georgia ave., The | Hot Shoppes. | SALESMEN_contacting_stores rll'v\ item $1.50 hour easily made. s IVS'I‘RLCTIOV "COURSES. AUTO LESSONS for permit easy parking and clutch control: cars fur: he Call | “Old Reliable” Foster (white. Met. 1800 ! IMMIGRATION PATROL Q‘(l\m to be held | Aug. 2% PREPARE_ Now. Course. £110 and $2 50. feady; BOYD SCHOOL. at PREPARE "FOR A GOOD POSITION | tensive secretarial civil service and calcu- | lating” machine courses. Inguire Bovd School F st.__Phone National 2340. BEAUTY CULTURE. AUGUST SPECIAL 257 Discornt on All Accounts. MABELLE HONQUR SCHOOL. INC.. 40 N Y Ave NW. Met. 7778. BEAUTY CULTURE? Washington's largest school offers a | 33337, discount on complete course for month of August. Expert instruction. Easy terms.Free employment service. MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. | American Building. 1317 F St. NW. _ CLERK-CARRIER EXAM. ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE. Statistical Clerk Exam. NING STAR, WASHI HOW TO TORTURE YOUR WIFE. 1 QMPLE"BLY EXHAUSTED, | Been SO TIRED W MY UFE. 1M 80 THANKFUL WERE STAYING- (HOME TOMIGHT SO | CAN GO TO BED RIGHT AFTER OIWNER WeLL, MARY! How ARE You ™ THA'S GooD: How'S Lou? THA'S GooD. OM, LAURA'S ALL TIRED OUT: SHE'S W BEO. YES, ALL IN. WHAT'S THAT P —By WEBSTER THERE'S THE PHONE. WILL You ANSWER IT AND IF ITS FoR ME SAY (VE GOnE TO €60 AND CANT ee osTuREEDT - DINNER FARTY TOMGHT 7 THEN You'RE ALL GOWG TO A NIGHT L Tot LAURA i THE AMORNING. SHEW B€ MIGHTY SORRY T - | mas cards and stationerv. The Civil Service Preparatory School. 520 12th St. NW__Metropolitan 6337 MACHINE COURSES. Special secretarial courses for women: tuition_only €5. including CARD PUNCH, COMPTOMETER_ MONROE. CLERICAL. GREGG SHORTHAND The Civil Service Preparatory School. st. n.w. Phone Metropolitan 6 tuition. $5 520 HELP—WOMEN. (Continued.) PERSONAL. (Contin WOMAN, colored—Want & reliable and well-trained colored woman as second maid: small {amily: must stay at mignt n ffice. YOUNG LADY as librarian in drug nou preferably experienced librarian. Must be pleasing. nice personality. sales = ability. Ci m.. 1414 Allison st. n.w. BIG WEEKLY PAY. SELLING CHRISTMAS CARDS Nationally known Christmas card man facturer offers finest line personal greet- 1 ards: lowest prices. We pay you up )% commission. Also sell attractive hristmas card box asecortments, giff Tappings. eligious card assortment, everyday cards. No experience needed. !lmple outfit furnished. Postage paid. | Wetmore & Sugden. Denl !MAy 9 Mon- roe ave. Rochester. CHRIS‘I‘MA CARD E!L!SF!OFLZ Big commissions selling personal Chri: Also sensation 21 _all-folder $1 assortment—choicest parchments, sheer sheens, mother of peark and scintillating lusterlites. 6 other fast- G | selling boxes: Gift wrapping. etching, hu. | morous. | Extra_bonuses ! sample b religious, de luxe and everyday. Free personal album and on approval. Wallace !5 Fifth ave, Dept. 21 Brown. Inc., New York SITUATIONS—MEN. personal reference can be given and | ia permn;)m place iz wanted. do not reply. ws, | ALCO RUBS._ WHITE NURSE. 1908 PA. ave. n.w.. Apt. 30. Hours. 10 to 9. Open Sunday. "~ " Rt ] SWEDISH MASSAGE—GRADUATE MAS- seuse"hnun 9 to 0. Phone 8hepherd | WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY there 1s no need to feel that they must accept inferior funeral services due to in- lbmly to pay a high price. The Ureater W. CI bers Co. offers a complete cars and all. for as litile as $75. World's finest waterproof. airtight. guar- anteed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for $&5 _In case of death call the Greater W W. Chambers Co.. 14th corner Chapin n.w. Col. 0432. " Phone o write our addre We will send you s | beautiful catalogue of how we do it. 1400 | Chapin st. n.w. Columbia 0432. 517 11th st._s.e.. Atlantic 8700. “GOLD'S, 806 F ST. N.W. _ FORMERLY 1214 P—FINAL CLEARANCE £10.00 Formal Organdy Frock: S1° Formal Chiffon Drexses_ 5 White Crepe Dresses_ Suits. Swagger Models .05 Beautiful Cotton Dresses. MOTOR TRAVEL. VACATIONING IN CANADA NEW land. New York: pvt. party. 7-pass Buick: 8 bscnnuon. references. Phone Em!r n ACCOUNTANT will install systems. keep | books. render_statements: $10 month and up._Address Box 355-X. Star office. _16° ACCOUNTANT—A graduate from an a accountancy course desires employme Wwith a C. P. A. firm or a business concern. Will sacrifice salary for practical experi- ence. Alexander Ferrar: 3 st_n.w._Phone Georgia \wm'r TRANSPORTATION TO Mx:NNE- apolis about Aug. 19 return Sept. 30; ref- | erences. N E. 1810 G st. n.w. | CHEVROLET SEDAN LEAVING FOR CHI- cago. 5 am. Aug. 16. wants 2 other Govt employes as passengers. 637 G st. s.w. 14% TRANSPORTATION WANTED TOWARD Morgantown. W. Va.. % women and chjld. Address Box 342-X. Star office. NGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1935. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued.) MISCELLANEOUS. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) ROOMS—FURNISHED. \Continued.) ROOMING HOUSE. 14 rms, 3 baths; f 14th and Col. rd : rent, $85 month; ‘nle furnished: price. §1.600: terms. Met. 48 ROOMING HOUSE. apartments: 13 completely furnished: income about $2 rice. $1.100; down payment. $600. Call iational 9654 S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N. W. $350—Rooming house, & rooms clun $550—Reoming house. 10 room newly furnished; rent, $47. 750—Rooming house. 10 rms.. £ood Dupont Circle location. $650-—Rooming house. 11 rooms J55: good income: good term: $1.650—Rooming house. 14 rml "4 baths, oil heat: cheap rent: terms. house. 15 rooms, 4 baths; rent, jplendid income: terms, R. M. CURTIS. NATIONAL 3934 410 Bond Bldg.. 14th & N. Y. Ave. N.W.* ‘TYPEWRITERS. all makes. sold. rented, re- | Daired; JDew and used portables. Phone Atl. “4€80. 2842 Bladensburg rd. ne. Opén_evening: SESCEEREReAs TYPEWRITERS—Current model _Corona and L. C. Smiths for rent Bargains in re- built and reconditioned machines. Tne L. Smith and_Corona Typewriters. Inc. muz 15th st _n.w. Phone National 041 TYPEWRITERS, S36: $4 mo. just like rent: No. 8 L. C. Smith. No. 10 Remington. | No. b Underwood. 5716 16th st. n.w. TYPEWRITERS, all nakes_guaranteed like new genuine bargains. We rent. rep; trade. _Standard Typewriter Co.. 7 10th n.w. WASHING MACHINE. new_ high srade. fully guaranteed; sold at cost: closing out rice J. Colbert Co.. 1908 M DYEAR TIRE BALE! 5.50x19 SN EAT. -$6.23 ROOMING_HOUSE. downtown: 13 rooms. 2 baths: $75 rent: best of furniture: in- come quoted about $250: price, $1.800; 00d terms: a bargain. National H654 |S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W, 6.00x19 4-ply—List__ 1 8.25x21 4-ply—List - 10 5.25x18 4-) gJ—LlltE#H;.G 6.50x19 6. 57 ks SERVICE STATION. 2708 Virginia Ave N.W._ i3 708 5.10 Sale._$4.89 | T SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION. dence construction on contract desires services of man ktpnreuxhly famillar with of 3 of profits to man’ Who able 1o invest $.500, which will be gua anteed and secured. Address Box 5-X. Btu o ING HOUSE ne 10 “rooms. 3 baths; rent, hicely furnisnec §66d Income: Brice: %0 Call National 9654, S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. ROOMING HOUSES WANTED. BOARDING HOUSES WANTED. Your rooming or boarding house busi ness can be sold auickly, buvers waiting: no listing charge Call National 0654 S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. HOME IMPROVI E‘\IE\T CO\IPA\]FS | PAINTING papering._ plastering__car- Eemry roofing. reduced prices this month. lue Ridge Imp. Co. Columbia 0674. 19° Local corporation specializing in resi- | Factory Rebuilt TIRES Our rebuilt tires are not recapped or regrooved. but ENTIRELY REBUILT. bead to bead. AT THE FACTORY. GUARANTEED LIKE BRAND- NEW TIRES—THEY’VE 30T || TO GIVE SERVICE. ! Most sizes in stock. Look at these tires and compare prices before you buy: 5.25-17.........85.40 5.50-17 .........$5.75 6.50-19 (6ply)...$7.90 BARGAINS IN USED TIRES FISK SERVICE STORES, Inc. HOT-WATER HEAT, $285. AMFRICAN RADIATOR CO. PLANT. No cash down® 3 yrs. to pay: first pay- ment Oct.: 18-inch Red Jacket boiler. 6 ragietors. 300 ft. radiation, automatic draft control: F. H. A. rates ESTIMATES FREE DAY OR NIGHT. ROYAL HEATING CO., Heating Eneineers. 907 15th 8t NW. Natl. jR03. Night and Sun._ Adams IMPROVE "YOUR HOME RELIABLE CONTRACTOR REMODEL YOUR HOME. PAINTING. ADDITIONS, PORCH _ INCLOSURES.. No Down Payment. Low as $5 Monthiy. Papering—Carpentering—Brickwork Plumbing— Roofing— Weather- Stripping. Elastering—Heating—Stuccoing Free Estimates Day or Night Federal Contracting Co., Inc. | 013 NEW YORK AVE. NW National 7403 Night. Adams 0(33. 15 | SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. “Advertisements under this head- ng are presumed to be from prie vate individuals. unless the adves tisement otves o Arm name or bustn address or states the word ‘Dealer. Members of the pubdlic who find dealers masquergding tn this column as private individuals are uroed to reort the matter to The Star for investigation.” | e BABY CARRIAGE. reversible: reed. cream play pen: maple finish: both for | 3131 16th st. ne e_North | BATH FIXTURES. begms. lintel | sash gypsum block ~marble slabs. sheet copper. heating boilers radiation. pipe. lumber. sash and doors, Rudd water heat 56 F st. s.w.__Phone Metropolitan_ BEDS. $5: dining_room suite S30 couch, davenport suite. rugs. radio. chests. stove. Edelman G 1 05 steel COLORED MAN desires position as janitor of any kind with quarters for two. Atlantic 3114-J %2 C st se MAN. white. mechanic. has family kind of wcrk: driver's permit. J. H. Li ley. 1663 Boulevard ave. s.e. MAR. colored, wants job. janitor: marri Do children: 3 vears' experience: refcrence. Phone North 4510-J. C fte any cery busines: Fes immediate. empioy- g’“' de: zxpefin clerk: references. Address ACCOUNTANT EXECUTIVE CAPABLE OF TAKING, « | FULL CHARGE; 15 YEARS’| | EXPERIENCE; EXCEL- LENT REFERENCES. AD- DRESS BOX 360-X, STAR n OFFICE. Phone | CHICAGO FRIDAY. AUGUST _1A: CAN | take ™2 or 3. reasonabie: Ford V-5. radio. Address Box j:9-X. Star_office BICYCLES—Rollfast | Rheats “Hazelion Bicycle & Sporting Goods Store. 424 9th n w. | GOING TO NEW _YORK CITY FRIDAY | morning: _one to th-ee people, very small | charge. one North K1 | TRANSPORTATION TRED Springfield. Mass. or nearby on August 2 to 24, share expenses: daushter’ adults: references. Address Box 349-X_Star_offic i GENTLEMAN WANTS RIDE TO WISCON- sin in near future Phone West Apt. 1107, after 5 p.m. YOUNG MAN WITH NEW CAR GOING | West_soon: take one or two, Address Box | 4-X. Star office. i LEAVE BATUR. day morning. Aug. 17, return Sund Aug. 25 two Dassengers, to share expe! Phone Ashton 184-F-1 BEAUTY PARLORS. EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED. Wonderful Prench method used. Dr. Deila Ledendecker. 3025 O nw West 1120 BUSINESS OPPORTUN'I'I'IZS. father. mother. | § BUCKWHEAT BLOWER _ bojler “and oil burner: used. Call Georgia SR BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE from many jobs. Tremendous quantities at bargain prices. Come to any of Hechinger ds for your entire needs; neatly ai ranged easily seen = We have what you want when you want it Large quantities good used. lumber. re- | concitioned. natls pulled. arranged sccord- | ing to size (2x4, 9x6. 2x8. 2x10. 2x12 in | ,-u iengths). sheathings. floorings. windows. doors. sash bathtubs. radiators. | pluiablng in excel. | lent condition. »'ways at bargain prices We suote delivered or undelivered. Phone orders Atlantic 1500 CHINGER "CO. Used_ Material Dept th & H Sts. N-E 6th & C Sts. B W Ga. Ave. N.W__1905 Nichols Ave. S.E. AMERAS—We buy. seil, trade used cam- Cine kodaks and projectors. Bar- s dailv_Robbi 29 14th st nw $15. | 1337 14th St. NW. Potomac 3600 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS REDUCED USED AND FLOOR SAMPLES = LEONARD KELVINATORS ARTHUR JORDAN PIANC CO. 1239 G St. N. W. “studio | PIANO—Small__attractive :vand | can’ be told from_new. Sell for bal on the account: $178.80 will buy. Just pay_out the account on terms as little as S1.75 a week. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO co._1 and G _sts. | GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS. just returned | | from rent. are now offered at a great re- | | ductior. from original prices. e 5-100t | 6-inch _grand, $1 One B-fo0t. erand. One 4-foot 8-inch grand. $210. One | Bteioway “upriont. ehony wase-sizh. One | ap.rtment-size upright. slightly used. $158 | Uprights. iarger cizes, $60 up_ All instru ments guarant Sole representatives for the IHarcman Harrington. Bradbury | and Lanter pianos_ Pianos for rent for ail 'gc(;l(;nr( Hugc Worch. 1110 G st. bW | Es | PIANO—Several used gr teed a es and names that mean qual srra'mrdGM_’IHLR JORDAN CASH R!PIBTER Natic nal, worth $100: | will take €50, 2 a -c.. 1-6 h.p. motors. €3 and $7. Terminai Meat Market. i1th | and F sts.'s.w. Phone Metropolitan 8300. Final Summer Reduction. = Complete Course in Beauty Culture. €50.00 Reduction if Enrolling Before September 1st WIER & CRUITT SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE, 726 11th 8. N.W. Natl. 6767. 1 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. | DOMESTIC | "DOMESTIC AGENCY.” Dec. 2419 1035 fth. furnishes cooks lhw day worker: butlers. housemen. kitchen helpers, maid: ‘waitresses. HELP—DOMESTIC. GIRL. white, refined. care small child. IDK stay nights: parents employed: good home Address Box 316-X. Star office. _ 15° GIRL. white: general housework. plain cooking: stay nights: good salaryi refer- ences. Apply 7612 14th n.w. GIRL_ colored, experienced. mother's hein- er: half days, $3 week. 3925 13th st n.w. GIRL. colored, for general housework: city reference _required; must stay nights. Phone Emerson $012 HOUSEKEEPER. white. middle-ased: good hom in family: small salary. Address HOUSEKEEPER, white, by employed couple. near Bethesda, Md.: good cook and house- keeper. care of one child; furnish local ref erences. Room or car fare. moderate sal- ary._Address Box 4-X. Star office. day. general housework: $5 references. Phone Wisconsin 2874. MOTHER'S HELPER. yours. healthy white woman: general housework: help with baby: sleep in: refs. 2218 Cathedral ave. | pleasant, dependable: best referenees. SlTUATlO.\S—MEN AND WOMEN. MAN AND WIFE want_job, janitor's place: 5 vears' experience. Call Columbia 202: Valet Shop. SITUATIONS—WOMEN. | GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET: $500 to | $600 weekly cash sales: n.. location; | $3.600: rent. $30. Call owner, after 7 | p.m._Atlantic 3541-W_ WANTED—Rooming and boarding house. downtown location: 12 rooms or more: reasonable rent. No brokers. 1462 Co- lumbia rd. n.w. | SOUTHERN GIRL wants general hous work: stay nights: reference: also c cook. Dec. 5804, 3201 Georgia ave. n.w. PARKING LOTS, center of downtown dis- trict: bargain for cash. Phone Adams 577 17e STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. exp: type 60 words minute. shorthand speed over 100: high-school graduate. age 10. Adams 357 STENOGRAPHER. 23 probate court r porting and lsw office experience: nes 5o x_319-X_Star office | RESTAURANT, FOR. SALE. with 8-room apt. furnished: rent Teasonabie: splendid location: licensed beer and wine. off and jon sale. Low cash price. ~Address Box | 470-V_Star office [COR.PUS JURIS w date; fine shape: best offer over | cash preferred. Address Box 330-X, | office. DAVENPORT-BED. Kincel make: chiffo- robe: fine furniture. 1401 Eve st. n.w. | third_floor. e r anno. complete to | LhOT Frederick. Homer Kitt §: : Preston. $40. Smi & Storage Co. 1313 You n. . S60, Plavers Transfer Wil sell the b mainine models of | greatiy reduced prices. for_your set Terms as little as $1 week ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO., 13th and G sts_nw. of d | DAY BED._box_spring_ baby crib._Call bet. 5-6. 8-6 pm. 1520 Spring place. Phone Adams 4 . DESKS.. steel office equipment chairs and sofas used and new sortment. Baum's. 1416 Eve st. NG ROOM SUITE. eight-pie any. and Steiff mahogany uprig) ery _cheap. Phone Georgia S+: leather | large as- | SPACE IN FIRST-CLASS DRESS SHOP for draping hats on head. Address Box PANS. electric. all sizes; repaired. sold. ex- changed: a c. and d. c. motors Get our prices _Carty. 1808 14th st. n.w WOMAN middle-aged white. wants Dos! tion as housekeeper. care rooming or boar ing house; capable of buying. planni: . 114 N. Jackson st.. Clarendon. Va 324-X. Star office. 15% ROOMING HOUSE, 1343 L st. n.w Tooms (all LDK.). 2 baths: low rent. Best offer _takes it. Apply owner. FAN, Westinghouse. rent. 3 . oscillating: new last se: son: $9. ) Vt. ave. Suite 400, 9 to ¢ WANTED—Drug re neighborhood: $1. 000 first pavmen¥ bal. !!mt Address Box X. Star office. 18* T SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. ters or position in private efamily. chauf- feur. maid: reference. Phone Atllnnc 1070. Ezra Cummings. COLORED GIRL desires worl preferred. Call District 20 part time L ROOMING HOUSE. downtown. baths. > garages. Price opportunity. W. R. Marshal ave. Phone National 8667. | LUNCH with beer__corner, upper n. | ness “street. completely 'equipped. $2,500. _Address Box 356-. Sfil! office. 23 rooms 0. A real 929 'N. st n.w. Roberta. COLORED GIRL, experienced, wishes Job | as child’s nurse or part-time’ work: good | reference: good wages. Lincoln 4165, GASOLINE. acc. corner 3 equipped and stocked: estab. bus. $2,500._Address Box 375-X. Star omce COLORED GIRL wants general heusz-orl or nursing; stay nights: ref. 601 M n.w._Phone District 51 COLORED GIRL, neat. wants work. part time: reference. 230 W st. n.w. COLORED GIRL, Southern, wants genersi housework. plain_cooking, nurse or maid: | refs.: stay some nights. 9214 G st. n WHITE GIRL. experienced. for general housework: stay nights; good salary. Phone Emerson_9271 WOMAN. single. to do general housework in private family Good home for right arty: prefer one from country. Address ox 358-X. Star office. WOMAN. white. care of two small chil- : plain cooking. experienced: refer- must be reliable. Call evenings, 5121 5 n.w. WOMAN OR GIRL_white. care of house | and two_ children: $20 month, room and | board. Call North 6008 after 6 p.m. HELP—WOMEN. AGGRESSIVE girls and women_inexperl- enced. Kleenwhite; $20 for two weeks' work ‘and liberal comm.; advance as you learn. Store manager. Room 417, 907 15th st. n.w. 9-12 a.m. 2-4 p.m. BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. Nettie L. Barnes. 1800 Conn. ave.. ground floor. BEAUTY OPERATOR. sll around. 1y New Metropolitan Beauty Shop. 617 AR st. n.w. BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR - colored experienced: good salary. Apply 201, st. n.w CLERK for high-class confectionery wre thoroughly experienced. between ages 25 and 35, neat appearance; references neces- sary. _Address Box 357-X. Star office. GIRL, white. refined. as nurse for year. old child; stay nights. Applicant must oung, pleasant and willing and apprecta- ¥ive ot Rice home, - Salary. $18 per month. Call in person, 1735 Holly st. n.W. tween 9 and 1. 4 Phone Decatur COLORED GIRL from Virginia wants work; can_stay nights. Phone North 0144-J. COLORED GIRLS (2). experienced. want full or_part time work -mornings; refer- ence. Phone District 4482 COLORED WOMAN. reliable_ wants gen- eral housework: fond of children: good laundress: go home nights: refs. Pot. 4427. COOKING. housework needed: competent servant. housekeeper: Germal $50. up- stairs rm. ~ Address Box 408-X. Star offce. GENERAL HOUSEWORK. part nme or day’s work: can furnish reference. go home nights. Phone Columbia 7589. * GIRL. colored. _general housework and cooking: stay night. references given. Phone Emerson 7184, GIRL. colored. wants job as cook or wait- ress in private family or restaurant: excel- lent r!leuncu Phone Lincoln 4108 (call three days). 15* GIRL. neat. reliable. wants work: strong. honest, capable, g0od cook; sleep in. Phone North 4489-W.. Anxious. GIRL. colored. wants general houseworl fond of childrén® §0od Gook and laundre referernces. 828 H. ave. n.w. CORNER LOT on boulevard. residential section surrounds iot: cation. for delicatessen, grocery or ST store: one block from ' school. = Lesl! B Measell. Cle: d 3465, | weekly: | 8 short hours: experience unneces- liness; price. $1.800. Owner. 5614 st. n.w PARTNER WANTED for restauraft doing 200d business: $780 necessary. See Mr. Hollander Room 908. 1406 G st. n.w. ROOMING-BOARDING HOUSE_ Col 14 rooms. 3 baths: rent, $104 000, M. DeShazo. 1123 14th n.w. LAUNDRY BRANCH AGENCY, clears S40 | FRIGIDAIRE. MC- -door. all porce- lain: 17 pounds_ice cubes: " large freezing storage compartment: cold bottle compartment and S cu. {t. food storage large family el solid maple secretary, studio couch, din: telephone set. lamp, wickers. chair. I rpets. etc. ' Must be sold before Thursd ¥ noon: best cash offer takes s North. Maryland Courts N.E. living room: G condition. reasonal 130 Webster st 5w Bhone Atame 283053, Call betwesr 6 and & p.m. FURNITURE leaving_city. K st. n.e. FURNITURE—3 rooms. handsomely fur- nished; will sell furniture; must leave Au- sust 15, will transfer lease to party: $37.50 Tent Phone North 1420. Apt GAS STOVE, 4-burner. side ove condition. $15. _Call Cleveland 1807, GENERATORS exch. S350 up; new guar- antee: small instail “charge: all cars. mo- tors. fans repaired_exch. Carty. 1608 14th. Must saci Basement. 2-room apt No dealers. ice: 5| FILLING STATION. good I z gals. monthly: low rent: sacrifice. § R. M. DeShazo, 1123 14th n. 5! KITCHEN CABINET. 3 trunks_6x8 Con- oleum rug; theap. No dealers. 616 arragut st. n.w. 4* DELICATESSEN. very oo« weekly business: rent ‘mv $2.000. R. M. DeShazo, 1 | phone National 5520. DINING-TEA ROOM. near Conn. and N: ideal for lady; seats 60 and is very attr tlv!l! Nl.l‘lvp!d $2.000. R. M. LET US SELL YOUR BUSINESS. Sales confidential: no obligation to you unless sale is made ' R. M. DeShazo, 1123 ITE e s phone Nationai 550 LIQUOR STORE. excellent locaf] gogd business: o bargain 35 . 1123 14th Natl. 5. Tow 500. ROOMING, HOUSE nevly decorated and painted: 9 “rooms; close to Government Gevartments: £00d. furniture; owner: Ad- dress Box 370-X. Star office. HOUSEKEEPING. cooking wanted: experi- enced. white; permanent: tairs room. $50 mo. Address Box 334-X, Star ]O‘I;I‘-!. LAUNDRESS and cleaner. good ~wants work Thursday. b‘l“dw nd !I!urdl! Tef. WIDOW. 40, refined. in Govt. service will prepare ‘meals for small family exchange comfortable room and boar Address Box 359-X. Star office. RESTAURANT. doing $500 weekly: rent. $75: lease: low overhead: price, $4.800: ferms. Room D08, Dist. Natl. Bank Bld GROCERY. D. G_ .. doing_$600 weekly: 8 rooms: owner ill: price, ,800: terms. 908 Dist. Natl. Bank Bldg. RESTAURANT. downtown. doing over $300 daily; _ air ~ cooled, Deautifullz | eguipped: rent. $350; lease; . $16,000. Sapita) Adiusting & Finance Cou 9th Roor. Dist. Natl. Bank Bidg. e LADY—, rtunity for a young lady ¥ho Fras Somme Knowledge of nterior decor rating and would like to make lrnllumm of this knowledge and develop erate salary to start. Give some part; e ey e erience " and _present cmployment.~ Address Box 340-X, Siar office. LADY, over 25; permanent position.” ood money. %o one who quaiifies. Apply s tier 9:30. 1368 Euclid st. n.w. Do not phone. LADIES—Christmas _cards: bigger profiis selling outstanding 21 folder assortment: {Tten blzmth!r N“]llene‘eh”‘;l x:heenl.r,nnvel- e nus; _exper! unnecessa quest_samples. Boenia. Fitchbure 87. Mass. ull)’m—tll new "'fi”‘}, chr%n}:: 88 Al e diar vale 21-cara box Helons and everyday cards: samples. South: ern Card Co.. Dept. D-8. Memphis. Tenn. * MAN—O\II-O!-%'B manufacturer wants nsible man to represent us in Wash- [aton; must have car. sion ~car aliowance. Hotel. Salary. commis- Spedden. Ritz MAN between 25 and 35 with light car and sales experience. to fill a position with old, reliable firm: salary and commission while learning. See Mr. Harris, 808 King st.._Alexandria. Va. MAN, aggressive. intelligent, for splendia, direct selling plan that assures good in- Ccome. " Salary and _commission. Apply Skinker Bros.. 4444 Conn. ave. MARBLE POLISHER. experienced. _Apply Mr. Wolf mornings. Loew's Fox Theater. MEAT CUTTER and ssles = enced. wanted in & high-ciass grocery | W nel nbu"x'a'goa'{'r"-a" state where you Have | W neighbor! u gor‘nd and referen Address Box 2’ r_office. sell vaporizers to beauty shop: les a_week will met $45. Address X, Star . MULTIGRAPH and mimeograph_operators: e A et A BOR ISk, Btar office, Tenced; Tefe Tow Bieas Ghop, 507 National Press Building. SEAMSTRESSNew Dress Shop. 307 Na- tional Press Building. STENOGRAPHER. _staie aae, education. experience. “ any: jary desired. Ad- Gress Box 34b-X. Star offce. PERSONAL. der headin Per- .ofli unsu:e%l:- '.‘;u line M itional to the regular line rate. HOME OWNERS—IF YOU ARE BEHIND in payments. taxes. in dmer of fore- closure or wu\lld like to_sel Mdress Box 311-X. Star office. No b 3 NT nu'mrmn ASSHGE. | COLONICS. DI Decstur 2596-W. = ;‘rflm blrtig:i mm 'x;ed'nd s\mnnn. trictly private. Summer prices, g}l%::nflcr‘th 2086.’ lflol O st. nw. 17¢ Em!-wl\lfl’.u, 1 G0e eadlsraction lady and gentieman nuna:nn to_care_for ’%'fi'g e_,;ery want. Store No. h st. n.w., PePNe 7 fith and G sts. n.w. 5 "fi"&fl‘fim’.‘l‘a Tursery: Hour. day or week: 8:30 to b-30- IF YOU m FHAVING FINANCIAL DIFFI- culties and wish to make an adjustment with your creditors. consult us about work- ing out s plan for you. American Ad- justment _Agency. 1331 G _st. n.w. VACANcg (m; dnn&amg::‘ r:(m‘nud vsqmn;;. = bonus, Adtress Box 105-X. Star omes: HAVE ROOM WITH ETTE with child; care for child al‘lllfil:"eg.glfl%:ll’l "utifluflv Shepherd 3413. thoroughly experienced, AT B 10 to 1130 nm cmm Res: uumt 600_North_Capt un POSITION AS RESIDENT MANAGER: EX- oTaced woman® references. Address Box 361-X. Star office. JEITR _WoRAN 19, 090k s . WOMAN, afiractive, with ot "éa"' B Gotumbia. $808. 16* fl'},‘ ladies for lrlenul Mr. Cblgam. 826 h&umm / k:'n!. MIDDLE-AGED, REFINED, WOULD Srevel. - Phone Botomas S1EAW. 16t CATED BY MY n for a life- & A FOR 1pnrcn inclosures. paij SODA FOUNT.. conf.. etc.. high-class sub- urb.. apt. ab ood b 1. future: lease; valued Sacrifice, S1100 | CAE ABHESs Box 505 X Btar ofce: 0 |1 $3.95:°€10.50 tans now KITCHEN SALE—A cool_ odorless kitchen_for about half price. 8550 fans 7.45. etc. Easily | Intatled fils Hho wioton e A e cure for hot kitchens. Harris Armature Co_ 9th and O sts. n.w. _North 1920. 15° LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2-piece, reversible cushions: expensive suite_used few months; special slip covers; $45. Lounge chair. $15; perfect conditio; Mrs. Gladney. 16th s Apt. otomac OFFICE FURNITURE—, ortment oF ised pleces at_low Drices. H. Baum & Son_616 E st. n.w. OFFICE_FURNITURE. new. used: desks. chairs, filing cabinets: all grades.” Wash: ington Salvage Co.. new location, &00 E st. n.w._Phone National 82 PIANO. Winter, apt. size, practically new: 830 cash for my equity. balance, due in monthly payments, W. 517_Carroll a REFRIGERATOR. General Electric. condition. 6 cu. ft.; $125 cash. Phone Hyattsville 873. SEWING MACHINES cleaned. oiled. ad- justed. ~ £1.50: _all _ repairs guaranteed, ntas. 33 month. Col D213 until & b | SEWING "MACHINES — Singer _porta Ie | elec. $30: tailor, $15, drophead. $5: rent- als. '$3: repaits, $1. Lear. West 3060. 15° SHOES. ladies’ bl: AAA: several pair: ex pensive’, practically new: very reasonable | Phone Adams 3132-W. . good Household Repairs and Service It wili pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. PAINTING. inside. outside; special this week: estimai Work guaran- Pfiu- w James E. Tripp. Clarendon 1038. 15° ‘cement work. No B B T e for me. William s. phone District 4570. 15° !ll lflfll St. !W %fl?l’lfimfl 4712, repair- R Ty nomet: iescons Tree, Phove West 1670 AP et S Bl s, hs. Shelves, screens. Douglas. Met. 3155, R. flooring, shelving and gen- ring: fences bullt. conerete work. Taylor st. Adams 1624. g g i g g reas M.L Smith. 1724 Webster n.w._Adams 7108, PAPERING! PAINTING—Special this week only; ‘average size rooms scraped dry. cracks filled, with any paper in our bool all_sunfast; $6, no more. I do my own work: guaranteed. Georgia 4213. Rooms S5 émm ;BUILDER —Btores. garages, menting; reas.; exp. iVt Adams 5 'oo-:. CARPENTERING, Dllnllhl Ilnflne ln{ Jjob; fully exp.: best refs. Call .v E illiss. _Phone West 1871 | CHATR CANEING moum rockers -pnnmmcur ARStsTRONG 1235 10th n.w G m ELECTRIC R e B o PA $30 up; tris inted. $3 u free I“:? Jr‘ % rd, Greenwood 1334 PAPIRHAHG!NG A_T. OIOI»OI nonl%nh 0468, NGING done ll once: prices 'ery Phone Geornn 0024, 14 PAPERING. PA!!XmG—-DelI direct 'lth ee estimates. call Shel MI: 1613, 301 Popl.u ave.. Takoma Park. Ww Fhons Yefum 16 | - | CUT FLOWERS. | | rooms | room: i f _$4.50 | 1742 RIGGS PL. N.W.—Large rooms. # 3204 18th BT. N.W.—Attractive Iiving room and bed room. semi-private batn, for two or three employed. quiet adults. . 10th BT _N.W.—Double and_s Tooms in refiued, quiet hom telephone. s 51 EYE ST_N bath. gas range. dishes. linens: _homelike. ) R I (Scott Circle)- t single, fowie rooms, conveplent bath. *abundancs mens: homelike Tran consicered e 1600 MASS._ AVE —La Comfortable newly ‘decorated and furnished; conveniently located: maid service: reas. 1431 CHAPIN N.W —Large front corner coolest location: Colonial home, 2 bath rooms: gentleman: 13th st. car. 1 PORTLAND HOTEL. 14th st_and Thomas circie—Large, cool e 1318 15th N ight 7o semi-private bath; walking dit tments 9 16th N'W. The Alturas—Cool ¢ able rooms, near showers: 24-hour tor service daily. maid service: reas. 1630 R. 1. AVE. N-W.—Gentieman: we I‘:A;‘l:lshed Toom. plenty of linen and h 3 te s ch\ rates. VER\IOI\T AVE facing_Thomas Circl th ST, corner P—Front, . T room. six windows. we 0 or_three; free phone. largze furnisned, win- gle or double. 2nd fioor bright! wi., 5 and 87 4 Pot._82 1654 HOBART ST. NW. Two comfortable rooms. slee near bath with shower. hot water: priva family._Gentlemen. Columbia &918. | THE NORTHUMBERLAND. 2039 N. H . Apt. 603—Large. nicely furnished semi-private bath large closet; near busses; available August 15 lady 1355 MONROE N.W. and bath: private lephor.e_Adams $11% 18th ST. N.W private home for mbia 4454 308 CLIFFBOURN] —Large front room tleman only. Tge_front room in gentleman. Phone Co- 1 alcove kitchenette 1d floor. near bath 1 beds: very conven- open nr-wr. for 3 or 4: also n:x»n(mi bed-<itt ished. 2 exposures: €0 street cars: Rarag: Nw one or two people and use_of phon 5 GARDENS jet. cross ven THOMAS CIRCLE. Cu nd. Apts double rooms: gent Soldiers’ ploved preferred: 25__Phone_Adams W 1 ATTRACTIVE conve: tion: large beautiful garder No 1916 16th ST, ttractive front. 5 windows. twin bedi clean refined; conv cars, bus: couple or men preferred. Phone | Potomac_1799 1607 yith Phone_Clev 1101 K N.W. —Llrae Toom. 3 B = Large allowances | 1 iarge. cool room. 3 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GL\DIO‘}.I deli ered for S1. Helene Affleck Vienna. Va. 'Phone Vienna | WHITE COLLIE. female_5 mos. old: Army officer ordered away, Sale, $1U. Phone front room. Reascnable. Phone Distric 10-inch. direct cur- | g re at North st highway APPAREL. 1 xurnu are. ladies”. men’s children's wearing apparel of h-n kinds bought s Call . nw. ‘FURNITURE rugs. household goods. etc absolutely highest prices paid results. call any t FURNITURE. _bri ware. rugs. silver painting: | cash'prices paid. Call Murray. Adams FURNITURE, sewing machines. highest cash prices. Call North 6040. Pmmm_semu We do all kinds of moving. GOLD—BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SIL- VER_ PLATINUM, TEETH DISCARDED JEWELRY ~WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN INC_ 43 YEARS AT 835 F. | CASH FOR OLD GOLD. time. Lincoln bri 5488 pianos: Siiver. watches, diamonds and old discarded | 7 |Jewelry Pull cash vaiue paid. Selinger's. 81fF F st. n.w. | OLD GOLD. siiver piatinum purchased ToF | manufacturing use: maximum price paid BURNSTINES. $31 G ST, N.W | _since 1863. Federal License | ROOMS—FURNISHED. 1414 16th ST. N W.—White man to share room in basement: kitchen privileses: $10 | month. _See manager. 2% ONTARIO RD.—Large. bright_front m. second floor Also small room with | porch. _ Private home. Gentlemen | CONNAVE. AND R ST —Laree. attractive | ghudio’ room; maid and telephone service [ Reasonable. Phone Potomac 1 N.W _—Lari twin beds, CENTRAL. newly dec.. nr. t Dhnnt Owner s hom¢ o JEFFERSON ST. N.W. bie ‘room. for 2 emploved: % tached home: refined neighborhood Georgia_7001 1424 K ST APT. [ room. walking d dl!"lnte » of d d!‘fll! | MT. PLEASANT—1712 Hol . P oA beds, - adioining gentlemen or | employed couple. 1614 P for refined. “employed people; next to bath: | $20_per_ month et Aty | 423 MASS. AVE_ N.W._ Apt. 7, near Union ion—2 neatly furnished 'bed rooms; Fhone Metropolitan 4170 mai Lovely dou- | owner's de- T rea: room. for re_Columbia_0: 1887 KALORAMA RD —Colonial ma | on heights: cool room. next or with pr bath: transients. See to_appreciat 120 € ST. NE. No. 301 front room. adjoining bath; | month. 1334 11th ST, N.W. 2nd floor—Front apt. | gas ranges. Sink: Dewly decorated. com- Dletely furnished. _Adults only 1348 EUCLID ST _N.W. APT. 3—Large. | cool room. next bath. first floor. overlooking Jarge lawn:_ new furniture; suitable two | gentlemen: ‘$25. : 1834 COLUMBIA RD—$350 w n cool, 4 oaths, in 533 16th ST. Nwd——&.lrnt be:ut:?x‘zl living room. second floor. front; pri- D var i beds. -Adams 1417 £14 CONN. AVE. between 16th and nls——cmvemmt downtown and Dlrkl Double, $20; single. $15_month 418 A ST S.E—Rooms for Lhk.; quiet and clean. Adults: reasonable. ~ Semi- private £0d poreh, Apply basement. ool S $25 Mi ing o uni 1 Pacuvie. Private entranc 0 single. | Men only. n‘.elr will _give free ‘phome; | 1642 Newton st. n.w THOI(AE CIRCLE. 1: nicely fur- nished rooms: 1 light housekeeping. ld- joing_bath; reasonable rent. Adults only. 1724 18th N.W.—Attractive room. zwm} beds: privileges. Also bed-sittin; mm\ kitchenette. _Ladies. Decatur 4683 1811 MAS AVE. S.E.—Double front % s; next shower bath. ¢. h. w.; oD line. - Phone Atiantic 3747, 15° RIDA AVE. N.W. (nr. Dupont Blre) ~Eovery: front room semi-privats - nm‘a | $20.00 | DOWNTOWN. The Sherm: A 1101 15th st n.w.—Nicely furnisned room a_gentieman QU ST home: single room dance hot water: telephon ing distance: $20 month. © QUE ST. N.W.—Private home chw. free unune vate bath. garage: reference r 1427 GIRARD NW. 3 windows: detached home: porch to it e Adam For best | rooms.” near bath_ room £16_BELMONT RD. N.W.—Newly fi “nd-floor front: fine home: 0_smali_ m Turn, convenient lo- ve front reasonable: €on- private home r ithein exposure: \‘Prmrm to cars and bus 1348 FAIRMONT ST_N.W —Single room. sleeping porch: double room. ° beds: gen- | tiemen: unlimited phone: board optional: = The Charlotte—Second ¥ell-turn. front room. with k. Apply Apt. 9. 16°* le: large second- floor front 4 men: board ontional THREE-RQOM APT. ¢l elec. gas and o aire: 31 private home. _Greenwood £ NEAR 14th AND MICHIGAN AVE —Mas« ter bed room, private bath. two exposures. P -J. 4527 South Dakota ave. n.e _QUE ST. N.W—Large. attractive st-floor room: three windows ette. hot and 'cold foom on second floor. ALLISON—Large, nicely furnished, bath; all conveniences; bus and Adams 1 1300 adjoining | car: gentleman. _ R 2210 PA. AVE. N.W.. APT. 105—Cool, double ~room. next = semi-private bath homelike atmosphere: unlimited phone. CLEVELAND _ PARK—Gentleman: _co nicely furnished room in detached house, | semi-private bath. Phone Cleveland 7840 KALORAMA RD.—Large, _bright single or double: semi-private bathi | unlimited phone: gentlemen. _ 1014 11th ST. N.W. Clean. comfortable sleeping rooms. &in- sle and double; well furnished: hot water, telephone. parior: reasonable rates. 19° BACHELOR APT. DOWNTOW 1401 Eve St. NW. Third Floor. Room to Gentlemen: Baths. Showers. References. MONMGUTH_ ANNEX. Up IS19 G ST. N.W. Large. clean rooms, comfortably fur~ nished: hot and cold water and tele- phone switchboard _service in each room: some with real fireplaces. For gentlemen only _ Apply 1 ST. N.W.. MET. 8830 ~ 1213 M ST. N.W. - |2 Larse Rooms and Kitchen (Basement). Continuous Hot 715 22nd ST. NW. With or without housekeeping. S5 to 7 wk. ~ CHEVY CHASE, D. C. Cool single Toom. private bath: all new furnishings: in_ auiet neighborhood: co venient to car and bus. Settled lenilemln desired_33617 Legation st. n.w 15° Q St. Between 16th & 17th 35 = Complete Hotel Service Walking Distance Downtown Furnished Rooms ntinued on Next Page.)