Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1935, Page 30

DAILY SHORT STORY- MOON MAGIC By Tony Beacan. €¢ JEFFREY, there she is now! Look! She's going Jeffrey Lans- downe had heard Tubby Whitfield wax enthusiastic on the subject of women before, so he turned disinter- estedly for a glance at Tubby’s round, pink face before ne allowed his eyes to follow the y'S pointing finger across the sun- eplashed pool to the diving tower. Poised on the edge of the top- most springboard was a girl—a slim, lissome creature in She looked at an emerald-green bathing suit. As l.nnsdawne looked, she left the board lightly, to float like an arrow of vivid green and velvety whiteness into the water. Lansdowne watched without breath- ing until the girl reappeared on the the surface of the water and struck out with long, graceful strokes for the opposite side of the pool. “Gosh——" Tubby's rendered him inarticlate. * % ¥ % enthusiasm | “Gash—" ANSDOWNE'S eyes followed the | slim figure until she disappeared 1n the crowd on the opposite edge. Boy!” Tubby's voice held the quality of awe that comes to one who has been privileged to look upca a goddess. “Isn’t she a wow?” “Who is she?” Lansdowne asked. ‘The expression of ineffable sadness | that rested upon the boy's cherubic countenance deepened. “Her name,” he grinned sheepisn- 1y, “is Jean Lanton—and she seems to be pretty well satisfied with it.” “Jean Lanton,” Lansdowne repeat- ed softly. “That’s a pretty name, Tubby. Tell me, have all the young fellows around her had the same luck —with Miss Lanton?” “Yes,” Tubby admitted, grateful for the company that misery loves, “she can't see any of 'em with a telescope Lansdowne was silent for a mement. “How long has she been here, ‘Tubby?"” “About eight weeks. Funny you haven't met her.” “Oh, I don't know—I've been hers only about a week, and most of that time I've spent in the mountains.” “Yeah,” Tubby agreed readily. “You're such a bug on climbing moun- tains and poking into out-of-the-way places—" The boy broke off suddenly and let his eyes run over the bronzed features of the older man, saw the firm jaw, the clear gray eyes, the lithe, athletic build. “Say!” he cried, “why don't you try to catch her yourself?” “I think,” Lansdowne said slowly, “that I shall do just that——" Tubby, watching, was amazed to see the odd light that flamed in the other’s eyes. “Damn!” he muttered to himself, “That suggestion of mine wasn't so hot at that!” * ok X X ’I‘HE bronzed young man lifted his foot off the accelerator and slowed the sleek, glistening blue sport road- ster to a stop with the foot brake; then |A pulling on the emergency, ne turned to the girl by his side. The girl who had dived from the topmost spring- board into the sun- splashed pool that afternoon looked very different now. ‘The soft radiance of a full moon that was rolling the saw-tooth mountains like a great silver coin was partly respon- sible, of course, To Jeffrey Lans- downe she was the most desirable per- son in the world. Her slim, rounded body, which had made a work of art of a knitted green swimming suit that afternoon, was encased now in a gown of filmy green silk that clung revealingly. Because he could not trust himself in that moment to speak the message that pounded in his veins and throbbed in his temples, Lansdowne pointed out over the valley where the moonlight was playing magic with the low-lying mists. him quickly. “I love it,” she replied in her odd | throaty voice, the kind of voice one would expect her to have. “It is beautiful,” he said, “but not half as beautiful as you are. You're gorgeous tonight, Jean.” * X X x STRANGE little smile was tug- ging at the girl's mouth. The curve of her throat in the moonlight, the whitness of her skin, that re- minded him of the satiny petals of 2 rhododendron blossom, intensified his hunger for her. “I love you, Jean,” he said quietly, and knew that she was trembling. He wondered how many men had told her that, wondered vaguely with a savage, unreasoning resentment. “You've heard that before, of course,” he sald. “Do you ever grow tired of hearing it?” “What woman would?” she coun- tered, turning her full face to him. “How many stop with saying—just that?” She looked at him quickly. “Jean! Jean!” he cried, “why can't we—you and I—" She stopped him with a gesture. “I know,” she said wearily, “just you and I—a man—a woman—away from the world, that's it, isn't it?” “Jean!” “Wait—let me finish! —that—one-man game—" He would have protested, but she swept on, eyes blazing, her firm young body tense. “—I couldnt stand living with one | man. I wanted to try—other men—" “Jean, don't!” “For a year I tried going with many men, but I failed to find happiness that I sought. I—I didn't find any whom I wanted to—to even touch me. Now I am through!” “Jean, you mean- e “Yes” she said happily. “I'm through—TI didn’t know what I want- ed, but I know that I was like » child crying for the moon. Take me back, JefIrey—take me back. I want to be your wife again. I am still your wife, Jeffrey. I've never, never been any. thing else!” (Copyright 1935.) Bedtime Stories Chatterer’s Choice. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. OWN the Crooked Little Path through the Green Forest ambled Jimmy Skunk. Jimmy knew nothing about the argu- ment that had been going on as to‘ who was the most independent person in the Green Forest or on the Green Meadows. Watching him from be-: neath some low-growing hemlock branches were Peter Rabbit and Jumper the Hare, while from higher up in the tree Chatterer the Red Bquirrel was looking down at him. Jimmy was unaware of the three pairs ; of eyes watching him. It would have made no difference to him had he | been aware of them. He was minding his own business and had no interest in anything else. He passed along down the Crooked Little Path, passed where the others were watching. “There,” said Chat- terer, “is the most independent per- son in all the Green Forest, or in all the Great World, for that matter, I believe.” “He is independent,” admitted Jumper the Hare, “but I don’t agree that he is the most independent per- son. No, sir, I don't agree to that. I still think Prickly Porky is the most independent.” ‘Pooh!” retorted Chatterer. “Prickly Porky is independent up to a certain point. I admit that. Of course, I admit that. The thousand little spears hidden in his coat and car- ried on his tail make him respected by almost every one. If that isn't independence, I don’t know what is. But Prickly Porky is afraid of Pekan the Fisher, and he has good reason to be. Furthermore, I've seen him hustle out of the way of Buster Bear when Buster Bear was very hungry.” “That doesn't mean anything,” re- plied Jumper. “Any one with any sense at all would get out of the way of Buster Bear.” “Jimmy Skunk wouldn't,” retorted Chatterer. “Don’t be silly; of course, he would get out of Bmur Bear's way,” snapped Jumper. Chatterer shook hh head violently. “You don't know what you are talk- ing about,” he sputtered. “Jimmy Skunk wouldn't get out of anybody's way, if he didn’t feel like it. No, sir; Jimmy wouldn’t get out of anybody’s | one bit faster. way. If Buster Bear should come ’ along he would be the one that would get out of Jimmy’s way. I know it, because I've seen it happen. I admit that it doesn’t sound reasonable vhen you consider the difference in size between the two, but it is so, nevertheless. If a man should come along where Buster Bear is, Buster would get out of there is a hurry, but if a man should come along here now Jimmy Skunk wouldn't move Indeed, I doubt if he would go at all. It would be just like him to try to drive the man away. That is my idea of independ- ence.” “Hello!” exclaimed Peter Rabbit. Prickly Porky is coming down out of his tree. I wish he and Jimmy Skunk would meet. That would soon settle the question between those two. How- ever, I still think that Buster Bear is the most independent person in the Green Forest.” “Speaking of Buster Bear, here he comes back now!” exclaimed Jumper the Hare, Chatterer chuckled. “I wish all three would meet,” said he. “Wouldn't it be fun?” Slowly Prickly Porky backed down the tree. Slowly Jimmy Skunk ambled along the Crooked Little Path. Slow- ly great big Buster Bear came shuf- fling along from among the trees. It began to look very much as if the three would meet at a certain point in the Crooked Little Path. Peter Rab- bit sat up in big-eyed wonder and ex- citement. Jumper the Hare sat up with very much the same expression. Chatterer the Red Squirrel, looking down from up in the tree, chuckled gleefully as he watched the three drawing nearer and ,nearer to each other. (Copyright, 1935.) Sonnysayings Muvver, Baby seems t' hab berry mnnldun—hamudt'mmm Pergen cat in the rock garden pool T tried that | Puerto Rico. the vacation season cannot be esti- mated until the jewelers figure out how many engagement rings have THE EVENING Who Are You? The Romance of Your Name. BY RUBY HASKINS ELLIS, Tms surname is derived from the words “orme,” meaning elm, and “by,” meaning town—the original significance being “village in the elms.” There remains a village called Ormsby in the North Riding of York- shire, a relic of the ancient use as & place name. The Ormsby family claims Norman descent, and it is found that when William the Con- queror invaded England there was then living in Lincolnshire a family of Ormsbys headed by Sir Richard de Ormsby, who, with others of his fam- ily, became a follower of the Con- queror. Richard was rewarded by William the Norman by grants of lands and manor houses in Lincoln- shire, and the chief bestowed upon him a coat of arms. Sir Oswald de Ormsby, the eldest son of Richard, became head of the family and founded the priory of Ormesby dur- ing the reign of Henry II. The name is now found in many sections of the country. The Ormsby family held many | manors during the centuries follow- ing the conquest of England by the Normans, and various members of the family have contributed materially to English history. Ormsbys were also seated in Ireland for several centuries. In Great Britain the name is usually spelled Ormesby, but in America it has been spelled Ormsby, Armsby, Amesby, Armesbury. Richard Orms- by was the founder of the family in America. Little is known of his im- mediate antecedents in England. He | was in Saco, Me,, a “planter,” in 1641. He later moved to Salisbury, Mass., and in 1649 was admitted a freeman of Haverhill He was in Rehoboth, Mass., in 1663. There are a great many descendants of this first settler living in various sections of the United States. (Copyright. 1935.) Nature’s Children BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. F YOU would like to have rhinoc- ! eros iguanas for pets, a married couple may be purchased in the United States for as low as $50. They are found only in Haiti and After becoming accli- mated, homesickness overcome, and | faith established in their keeper, tne iguanas decide to make the best of | it and really become very docile. The method of hunting these crea- | tures is to use dogs trained for the | ne, purpose. Being chased by biting, bark- | ing, yapping dogs—creatures entirely town”—is not likely to make the pur- sued reptile feel calm and serene. By the time the captured iguanas reacn | the States they are naturally a bit peevish. Those who must transfer the vicious beasts from one inclosure to another | creep up behind them and, with a quick movement, catch the iguana by the back of the neck with one hand. The animal is usually at such a time standing on its hind legs, lashing its tail furiously. With the other hand the animal's hind legs are pressed firmly to the ground. The subdued beast is thus tightly held while he 1s transferred to another cage, or to his cage home. In this position the lizard cannot turn and bite, nor can i¢ use its claws. One blow from them can give a very painful wound. They are very fond of young chick- ens. They rush toward one and, with a few swift and terribly strong shakes, the fowl is dead. A larger animal is killed by shaking, then torn to bits. The pleces are scattered about the cage as the iguana tears the animal apart. Each piece is rushed as if 1t were alive and resisting. Small rats are swallowed whole, large ones torn to bits. Animals fully clothed mn tur or feathers are preferred. The diet is varied or combined with bananas, berries, lettuce, clover, celery and tlowers. As the iguanas grow older their livery is a dark brown. With their three blunt conical horns situing on their snouts, the larger one 1ully three-eights of an inch high, and the crest of lanceolate spines along the back, they certainly present a gro- tesque appearance. ‘The head is massive, with large swollen knobs on the crown and even larger ones at the jaws. The hang- ing throat pouch gives the patnarcn an expression of high living. ‘I'ne folds of thick, vein-like skin on the neck and shoulders add to the im- pression, The favorite attitude is squatting low on the ground upon the mnd quarters, with the body reared hign in a belligerent manner, upheld by the sturdy front legs. In this posi- tion the rhinoceros iguana, or lizard, remains sphinx-like, as it carved trom stone. (Copyright, 1¥35.) Wxt thty Thedrlr.h\lmnylt.heluweuol been sold. CuticuraCares' [ The medicinal and soothing mpemmu of dndgo.p ;::: lhz.lm‘; ml:on b;-:ficul lndllleelsfulmn.'lfyoum with i ondu lenoro'he:lhl ‘hl.-omifl ieve. { YOUNG MAN 3 dishwasher: 1 . B foreign to the poor lizard's “home | am ' "~ Room | homes. | after 7 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Lost and Found Advertisements may be found on page A-9. HELP—MEN. Afiifn sterious new chemical added gasoline cuts auto fuel cost to mere frac- llon susranteed harmless to motors. Big rofit. It repeats. Rep-Gas, 8156 to sell the ey ‘Terraplane. Smy Avply 1o # ‘kard, Hudson ac) u person, West peoducers wanted, d_Motors. 2813 M_st. %' 'TENDER, exurlonc-d unua Apply iole Qrill. 1724 Pennsyly: CARPENTERS wanted. Address Box 486-Z, Star_office. ', colored; must be very good on 'und Southern specials. GRiith Farm, Poreltvflll Md. J'UNTERMAN. white, Plck'lck Orlll R"'lii Georgla_ave.. Silve 59 EGG CANDLER AND GRADI experienced. Ayply 1S A ok, s 28% GROCERY OLERK. experienced; must have Bood references. Appiy I Kennedy st. n.w. vacancy must be filled Dermanent department: age salary and commission to t. Apply 2 to 4, 070 National Press Bld ;K.AN may earn room and secure 50 weekly or both. $5. st._Co-operative Club. ing vp to 50 mat Sol0 Eiven if you auailfy; Ropizs morn 1y N Yorl MA ou TlEs e acsxiie ington. ‘re Detween 21 and 30 vear willin ‘to"ork hard for promotion. wé ce you o SO0 DIacs, 0% 90 Salary and commisiton. MEN—Salary, % order dept., food: p.m._Dept. 82 MEN. %’"fl‘cn‘n’b‘"'"mz inguranc re. su lumbian Building. 41 %Sih nfom NI OUSE ¢ aALss EN—] . Dortunity for men of .’i‘&"n.n‘;‘:“c‘?,"!m':. sery. See Mr. Baker, 1420 K st. n.w. steady wm‘k rerwnnel open 1 to & I it it Building. rience. whethe: Loy B"f I ether married or not, dress Box 35A-: r’ m' x R. DI ALE yo! .l::flm“;hulco radio for SI down> Salary ral comm t - Dished ADpiicants must E:"K"Z’"“%’"n'“n’ good Teferences. Apply 670 P 5. 4 to 6. Wed. 9 SAL!:BMAN WITH CAR—A por- tunity awaits a producer selling an nbw lute necessity to home owners. Moderat drawing account against a most b ommission basis. - Apply 9:30 i surance salesman, :ure of himself, can make an exceptional connection with' long- established national institution. handlin all up-to-date lines. Excellent bonus ang commission contract. Salary and drawing- account seekers need not apply. Address Box 350-Z. Star office. giving detalls, to obtain interview in Washington. SMEN for natlonally known auto- 3 and SALESMEN matic coal bur’n: Apply between 8] I( @) with sition: no canvassing anced commis slon to gtart. salary. $175 per month when . Apply joraings. employment 4209 _9th STONE MABoNs umed 7-Z._Star offe ANT:D—nm -class sales insulating and sidine: experience nece: sary: none other need apply. Good prop- gsition to risht party. grition to party. Address Box 450-A, WATCHMAKER: must have years of e perience in skilled labor: permanent posi- tion resr:l.l:loaonfldemul Address Box oofin Y M, preferably with bank expe- rience in auditin, eral ledger book- keeping and utility work. Replies to be considered must be compiete. giving_ age, euuc.uon experience and references Mod- | est salary ¢ work to Govern- agreeable. high-class gnunuulu Address YOUNG MAN for sell ment departments; york and ‘s good Box 471-Z | YOUNG MAN exper!enced lh grocery and { feactables and knowiedse of me st se. i Apply “must_be gxperlenced. ' Transit Restaurant. xperienc nt. 4th an YOUNG MAN “under 25 years of age, writ- lr:’l‘ hlggddnpyles l«;?lmnd for ‘bllhn(v switchboard ( ) . 8 Address Box 409-A. faf e 316 Wk YOUNG MAN with car. experie experienced in Teal estate or in any other outside selling | | enced line. able to handle rental department. ply 1¢ N. Capitol lt Ml 8 and 10 a.m. YDU . over ye old, ¢ nl neat ‘*,I_A,m B ; YOUN 10 _work in order dept. large Dllhlfllhlnl house. Apply M. tw, 107, between 8 lnd for SALESMEN (2) high grade real estate for | Must have car. references. DIE & COLBERT. INC B 1707 Eye St. _ Realtor. _ Nat. CAB DRIVERS— Get Our Proposition on New 1935 Cabs. Union Taxicab Aum:vuon Mass. WANTED— Men for steady work: good garnings for liing workers; must be gver 21 and,have Car and be ready for Work at once Ampiy !unerlnl fl ¥ e !n lent’s office, 4th floor. 9:15 a.m. | KANN'S. MEN. T need & man over 21, with car. to assist me In my outside 'Ork Call Alex- andria 1048-W for appointment Tuesday ROUTE MEN. We have fine established grocery routes ; Applicant available for the right men. appearance and be willing must have good to work ® hours per Decessary: we Apply 9 to AR Conn. ave. between H Sad Bre ste: Men of Good Character, 21 years of age or over, residi Wosiington at Jeast One year. to-joln new class for hltl!l’s license examina- c-u at 9:30 FRI tion, RIVING CABS. B CABC co., 1317 BN W SALESMEN — Local whole- sale liquor distributor can use 2 high-class salesmen, one for class C and one for class A accounts. Must have own license and previous ex- perience. Replies will be held in strictest confidence. Ad- dress Box 346-Z, Star off}ge. CAPABLE FLOOR MANAGER. Apply in writing, giving age, education and previous ex- perience in department store | or specialty shop. Address Box 349-Z, Star office. WANTED—SALESMEN. energetic. preferably experienced e trncn of truck tires: excellent propo- sition. Bell. 2021 17th n 1855 «:‘w | ‘nmu’r\' orzmnon . experienced I | GIRL. colored. - Good nrlopoxluon for the right party. Ap- | Can | Wag- | ary | between 10 and 11 | WAITRESS, exverienced. part time. | Address Box_4! | work TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1935. LIFE’'S DARKEST MOMENT. —By WEBSTER I OLD YA To THROW OUTA THAT mup! | KNEW YA wouLD WASTE TAREE OR FouR SHOTS GETrin' OUTA THERE, NOW, LOOK AT NOURSELF, ANYBODY O THIAK | YA'D BeEn SLeEPW W A SEWER THE BOY wWHO HAS A DATE WITH THE ONLY GIRL AT THE CLUB HOUSE N FIFTEEN MINUTES, AND HAS FORGOTTEN To SRINaACHMGE OF CLOTHES GASOLINE l'!‘ large Jation, 0B $4.000. CONF. business: Address Box 395 Star_ofce. lmmm- Thite nurse: CHlLDRlN—COUmY BOARD, NOUR- HELP AND SITUATIONS. BUSINESS orron'l"mums. BALE—I(ISCELLANEOUS Address AND DELICA.. low rent: price. $1.000 HOT-WATER rtmn 4sun=en used: like new: 1,000 ft. mumnn equipped with ‘blower "and Minneapol's ihermostat. Phone_ Wisconsin 4546, Tlons. Buffalo n.w. ‘The rate under heading of Per- ann 16 3 8 3 Sents, per line additions) rate. A ARY ACADEMY. AM- me dale, ua'm‘fr happy: 14 mile :‘.‘:L House:_modérate. I nq MASSAGE D hotel ‘and b :oAnly hone Metropolitan HAY PEVER m m) INIT air conditioner in your Ml:m?nvlzhgtwri than a trip North: approved by docio Address Box 456-Z. 3tar offic sho 10, Phone. Nort 2608 NY LESSONS— Beginners or advanced TANO _AND perienced teacher. Adultbegin tention. | taught. sonat GRADUATE MAS- Gpen Sunday. Phone ishing food, careful supervision, sports, ex- gellent schools: l’llh year; reference. Box Hn(omumxps RADICATED BY owh method Dresults Hective tor & Ille- time or money Back write tor beokiet: N0 _arugs or surge: Dr MMER- I'Mfl Columbll rd. _Adams 0388 CO_RUBS, 1 lATHs WHITE NURSE. 0 xnh nw (off Pa. ave.), Apt. 3. Hrs, R C cowa Vopot Baihe glee. and | Powmne 4721 10 AM g :hnou from. | $69.50: R, | Shonosaph comib | BADIO—Phileo n Boltll& umnm-cm- dds _and ends, 2x4, B, 9x10. 0. Other sizes. 341 $23 000 $24 per 1,000. Dtlivereu D. C. Ariinsion Coumv Phone » Walnut 8806, = G HINE 'l(h all .mchmenu d. c. tt gen net. " We by, “aell; Tepair and xcnance otors. electiical \tools and " ma Harris Afmature Co. 5th ‘and O sts. nw. MOLDIN¢ frim, door frames and doo he: 0 B st OFFICE_FURNITU used chairs, flling cnbmen Wumnnnn a.lvu Co.._new_locetion. 810 E 1. OFFICE FIXTURES—WIIl sell all fiaxtares and iron York safe; must be moved before August 31" Ohas.' M. Stiefl, Inc. 1340 st. PIANOS FOR RENT—$7 per month and up: largest selection in Washington to applies on pur- i Walhat deek _30._900_19th st.. Apt. 702. PIANO. baby grand: slso contents of pew modern home. No dealers. Plone Wiscon- sin_44 | RA) uios—cl:.r-nce lhomn(hly recondition: nd up. _Apex Elec. RATOT=%s e & ke o floor samples on sale at big reductions. in_new > tully ut “Inaitre before Au- . Apt. $27.50; fcan iowboy At Kent all-wave console with eiectric: record reproducing attachment was §130 C. A.-Victor 1935 al erai Stions bargin prices xn G Kitt's, tube. rzcondmunz“ Apex Electric Co. Phone National 47 easy cerms, Bib stn.w l‘(flABSAOB. comvxcs—noun.s MOTOR TRAVEL. | DRIVING THROUGH ST. LOUIS SATUR- day or Sunday; take three. Phone North RRDE = B‘R-S TO ST. PAUL. | cxbenenced | way car driver: call Lincoin 5187 mu SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. COUNTRY GIRL wuhu housework, G full or - part time. | DAY'S WORK. clunlnx or leneul house- | work:_reference. ne_District | GENERAL WORK in small family; good plain cook: stay nights: by reliable whnz woman: best of refs. Address Box 4 Star office. GIRL. colored, experienced. wishes worl Da city reference: 12 » North _10155. 2 INSTIUCTION COURSE: CLERK—CARRIER EXAMINATION, $1.00. Merit School. 302 Munsey Building. PREPARE NOW, LAST CALL CLERK-CARRIER EXAM. Immigration Patrol Exam. ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE. Statistical Clerk Exam. The Ciuil Service Preparatary School. th St. N.W.. Metropolit: GIRL, TR laundry, cleaning or light ‘housework; references. Phone Met- ropolitan_6595. GIRL. colored. from North Carolina. wants work." housework and cooking: ood refer- ences. _Phone_District 7 | GIRL. cxpmenred or:d wants job as | mother’s ‘helper. day's work or part-time job._Call uncoln 8990-W. it GIRL young colored. wants job as moth- ¢rs belver ‘or nurse. 1525 Kingman pl. ._Phone_Potomac BEI.P—WOHEN AGENTS and organizations sell our dol box assortments of beautiful Xmas clrdl S0 coniiece ner 1527 Parave, nw. PRENTICE_{or beauty shop. Shepherd Park Beauty Shop. 5116 Georia ave. B w. Phone Georgia 9064, Foniy ASSISTANT COOK and general kitchen Relper. 1845 Belmont rd. m.w. Belmont Tea House o .~ Sout wanis_work of BEAUTY OPERATORS () all-uround. La | any ¥ind; day's or pari time," Cali Nortn Ru uty Shop. 1410 1rving st. n.we Cof 1086, Apply 10°am. to % pm Neifie 5. 1500 Con ound_floor it ricne s i e e and in good health: good salary. Call Mrs Phione North 1828-A S Morrison, Georgia 5109 bet. # a.m.. 5 .M | G1p1 "colored, wants full or part-time work COUNTER GIRL. experienced: one who | of any kind: good reference. Call Metro- can type menus: kood salary to right party. | politan 7050 u'nni}.fin’orf. n stay nights. GIRL, colored. willing to work as nurse or general houseworker. gllln cooking. Phone North Ki88_a QIRL. “colored_ wants part time: no Sun- DRIVING TO COLUMBIA 30; passerger wanted. c-n Geum- nmxs, 6 to R pm INDIANAPOLIS. 1 OR 2 1 PAS-SBNG!‘H& leaving Priday: comfortable coupe: ences exchanged. Call Greenwood: 1330 sfter 6 p.m. DRIVINO NEW CAR TO CHICAGO. WILL | lhle! passengers. Phone Metropolitan ACCOM‘MODATIONS OR 4 Palm Beach and Mi Fla. each. _Address Box Z. St 4 Pmsomf Prid r offic ACCOMMO- f,?"n‘“ share expenses. Telephone Em- WANTS _TRA mms?onr.snon Pltuhnuh and return. Aug 31 to Sept. Box 351°2. ‘Star omce. o FORD V-8 SEDAN TC Rew Tork. Batrdms: aocommoanis i or o2 returning ‘in time for work Tuesday a.m Reasonable. Columbia 4: M LEAVING WEDNESDAY | Atlantic City. over Labor Renial passerigers. Apt. 107 = DRIVING TO TAMPA. m AUG. Fould like two o three passengers. DRIVING TO BOSTON AND RETURN over Labor day: will accommodate 1 per- son; references exchanged. North 5113-J. DRIVING TO DETROIT FRIDA Sunday night; can take 4. tan Y. RETUR Call Metro- DRIV 'ON IN NEW FORD GN BOSTO August 31. return September 3 or 4: de- sire two passengers. Phone Georgia (6ifi5.* r 7_pm. Pickwick Grill, 8233 | Grpr oo 3 T, ‘y' Silver Spring Md . colored. wants part time or day's Gty relerence. Ph GIRL. white. careful driver. D. C. = o one Lincoln ssist an\l.!!t?nl 3 hours. A“%H . Address Box 417 | GIRL. coloredwishes weneral Rousework. plain’ cooking: stay nights; reference. Phone District 0860, GIRL, colored. wishes job_all day's work; not _stay nights. Phone North 9645, GIRL. mlnreu refined. wants general housework, plain Coakmx. care for childre: laundress; stay nights 20_5th GIRL_colored “from _ housew will stay nig! | e O W, €alt atier ¥20 o'clock. GIRL white. neat_ young. to make hot | cakes and clear tables in dining room. | White Palace Cafeteria, 1113 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ) years. experienced in making salads and sandwiches: must be references required. Apply Tally- Ho. 810 17th st. n.w., 10 to 11 a.m.. Wed nesday. SALESGIRL. _thoroughly _experienced 3 selling hosiery. Apnb between 10 and am. M. Brool . 1109 G st. 11 | dry. morning's or day's; hnnm | erences. Call Decat: GIRL. colored exnenenced g00d cook_ has child well trained: stay nichts; 36 week: . | city ref. Phone North LAUNDRESS AND CLEANER. good. wants . Thursd, Friday; refer- best ref- SALESLADY—Ti le —charge of 1 werr dress, cloak dept. Must Steady pocition’ SILK FINISHER. expe{lenced Anply 1611 Montello_ave. n -nsmc soucn'ons ences TELEPHONE AD! to travel: gsl- | MAID colored. for part-tim Address Box | ing or e best ot Ciperienced. over haCexpenises = 378-Z_Star_office. \ie(rowlnnn 1088, AT i - | HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES a.m. Wednesday. i st = | IMPROVE YOUR HOME BY HAVING A RELIABLE CONTRACTOR REMODEL YOUR HOME. PAINTING, vea paid.” Monday. 2 o'clock, Berens’ Lunch Room, 626 E. n.w. WArrRm experienced. Apply I5th Moderne Restau- POR( | No Down Payment Paper: 1 n-surnvaunnl—smuomz Free Estimates. Day or Night. | Federal Contractmg Co Inc.| 3 NEW YORK AVE, National 7403, Shent Ay 032, 2ge ITE WO ed. to assist VB PouseearE And Care Tor nervous wom< an: suburban home. State wages expected. 93-Z. Star_office. WOMEN AND YOUNG LADIES. Salary. S15; extras: steady work. order Personnel open 1 3. ment_Building. EXPER fl ICED bosom press operator. Must be fast. Du- pont Laundry, 2535 Sherman | ave. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. EVERAL operating profitable _ parking lots; $2.000 cash and up require y cost_in 15 months. 1 e - DOWNTOWN RDO\IING HOUSE. 4 b.: income. 75. Wil sell hullflln: lnd business for re l;onlble down payment, bal- ance like rent, or will exchange for clear northwest residential. Address Box 3: Star_office. DINE AND DANCE_ beer license located main highway. 6 miles from District line: | doing good business. er must ati other business. Sou ding. ROOMING HOUSE wanted at ence. pay cash if price is reasonable. Addreu fice. HELP—DOMESTIC. = TOOK__colored, first class. help care for chfldren Atl some evenings and every : $7 and car fare weekly. SBOT axth st now COOK AND HOUSEWORK._ white only: referably some one from vicinity of Olney 4. stay nights, = State experence and salary wanted. Address Box 3:6-Z. Star office. GIRL. white. work: stay nights. Phone GIRL Tor general housework. age permanent if capable industrios ref._Phone Potomac 616 ter GIRL. white, refined_for unenl house- in_small famils; $10 “per week Adaress Box 4972, Sta e. 0 HOUSEKEEPER, Cook. care R Taren experienced. iiling worker: room. board, S0 week. Phone Georsia I 607 Galiatin i HOUSEKEEPER—$3i month nights;, ¢ mmdle-ned ’ white: B CAPITAL NEEDED, building su investment excellent. Address Star_office._immediately CORNER GROCERY STORE and meat market: splendid opportunity. $550 cash. 207_15th_st. n.e. ROOMING HOUSE: walking distance Govt. buildings: 16 well-furnished rooms; 1h. and sleeping; no brokers. 934 Eve 50-30_vears, general house, gia_0793. $4.500 WILL SECURE one of Washing- ton's best business opportunities; always profitable and now growing rapidly; should pet $10,000 vearly, in addition to sood salary. Address Box 96-X. Star office to stay Phone, 1.m~ GIRL_ colored, wuhe; cleaning and laun- | | BEER =i SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. “ddvertisements under this head~ no are presumed to be from ori- unless the adver- tisement otves a frm name or & business address or states the word Members of the opudlic who find dealer: querading this column as private individuals are urged to report the matter to The Star for investipation.” ATR COMPRESSOR, in very sood_ condi yery reasonable. :‘n:h AUTO R withBikeh, Ay congition; new tires. license. light for “road: barain. - Crawford. Newton st. ne. Potomac 1713 | AUTO TRAILER. 4R cubic feet capacity: suitable for c-l’r!m% camp equlnme;}!mur i owa 1ve. D.W. ne | BED-DAVENPORT (Karpen). rose taupc mohalir: ex ent condition: uphols! back: $25, 2701 14th . n.w.. Apt } Georgia ave. P 810 | 2 RANGB . (S140 Ml:osutl and 5 doz. fruit | Jars for $45. Wr; . Perguson, PI.A! Sharch: Vao Gen. De REFRIGERATORS—General Electric fect. 5 cubic 1t one 7 cubic ft. for quick sale. 1232 14th. | REFRIGERATOR- top: regular § Apex_Electric Co d | SEWING MACHINES cleaned justed. $1.50: all repairs guaranteed. Rentals, $5 month. _Col. §213 until & pm: SEWING_MACHINES cleaned. ofled. a justed. $£1.50 all r'Dnlrs :u»mn’eed Rentals. €3 month. Col unti] & p.m STUDIO COUCH. Hudson _seal cost (rare bargain), large punch bowl steins. riding habit’ and boots. tennis | Tacauet Phone West 042, Apt. 510. TYPEWRITERS. all makes; sold. rented, repaired; portables. new. used. Atl. 46x0. 2 rd. ne. Open eveningks. per- Cheap 5 cubic feet: flat 4 ash. - “oiled. ad- RENTAL SERVICE. lk'fl 5 101 lfl!h n.w. Underwoods. $2 4 mos . in edv., $6. No delivers WASHER. used: $10_ good running S10 cash order. Apex Electric Co., 709 9th st. nw. at G WASHING MACHINES AND INER: new and_used. wringers and spinners: A B C. APEX. THOR AND EASY: § up terms and trade.. F. 8 Harris Co. 14th st. nw. Phone Columbia 0100, WINDSOR CHAIRS. Winthrop desk. tables, indirect lamp. c:& mattress. davenport, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS REDUCED USED AND FLOOR SAMPLES LEONARD KELVINATORS ARTHUR JORDAN PIANC CO. 1239 G St. N. W. perfect condition. | including springs and matiress. $15._each | — Alio ‘elec. refrigerators. Silver Spring otel. MUSICAL I JUTPMENT for sale. new and used. very moderate prices: bars installed. coli cleaning and installation a specialty. Na- | $inal Sanicary Beer Equipment Co.. 1015 | BICY CLES - oAt wnd STer nign-grade | wheels Hazelton Blc!dl & Sporting Goods Store, 424 9th n BILLIARD AND # POOL TABLES, all sizes: supplies. Tepairing. ping-pong tables and | accessories. Conn, 810 9th st. n.w. DI 4711. ING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE Bargains from 2 city blocks and many other buildings. at Hechinger's Good used building materials of every description from Cafeteria Building 0-story ofMce bullding. plant, aundry building. ~large . church: dwellings. stores and many other builcings now being wrecked in city and suburbs. Tremendous quantities, neatly arranged for your easy selection. always at bargain | prices. Come to any of our 4 yards. We quote delivered or undehvered Phone | orders Au.nmclomov o, Material HECHINGER CO.." Use aterial Dent. |3 5625 Ga: Ave Nw. 1905 Nichols 2o C. AS—We buy. seil, trade used c: eras. Cine kod-ks and pro]ecwn eairs dsily _Robbin's. 520 14th st 'COOL. odorless kitchens with a yur Toun kitchen fan. Prices greatly uduced to colou out. Harris Armature Co. h and s Nig) Harris Armature Cq Phone North 192 th -na LIGHT cmu HOUSEWORK. ¢ . Srs TRAL: MOV hightx. singie: references. Phone North 5024. WOMAN, color cooking:®_experiei mily Alehts: must be neat. reH hletrelerences. G st IF YOU HAVE $300 TO INVEST. can offer an unusual opportunity; only secured. but dividends’ g highest references and full inve Abpomt ‘interview, Unususl opportunits. Addreu Box Star_office. nneul housework; b b ood = k and laundress: for 4 al md‘:l.ltu gl"ef. cxgnly 1431 Manchester a; 1 WOMAN. age 30 to 40 exrerienctd in gen- eral housework. cooking cleaning and laun- dry: go home nights. Regular employm $10 weekly; references. Phone North 5§’ UNCH WITH Bl corns mfillhl! best_in city for % 370-A. Staroffce. ____* S. wholesale and re- k] in best mlrkel LTRY BUS! doing_$3.000 wi Address Iy ioni g to settle "estatc. GROCERY. suburban town, near Washing- ton: $1.000 week: cheap rent. Real op- portunity. Retiring, Address Box Star_office. WOMAN, settled. neat. good and housekeeper: no laundry; small {-mlly live in: $30 month to start. Telenhon: ‘Wiscon- sin 1540. lchevy Ch; HOTEL., RESTAURANT AND BAR. Located in county seat of Prince Georges County at Upper Marlboro. new build: e (Re ot Beatiiul in Marsland: Oppo. site the court house: bar. 3 dlnlnl rfloml banquet hall. 12 bed rooms. 2 baths, ge for 15 cars; large n-xkl.u: lot. Tnts erty should be seen to be appreciated. ‘WOMEN. g whlte . clean, general ork at Mozher Jone: Rest Home, Room. ard. good compensation to right person. Call Berwyn 323-R between 6 and & p.m. OUT- TOW]' M. iwo ccl’:;bée salesmen. See Mr. Peckham, ler st. D. INSTRUCTION COURSES. UARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE and Courses _for various exams. b E. Inspect them 'S, xsaa F st. Natl. 2340. Make at Amm desires | doing first-class business. catering to ‘This D! Tty is for sale. business opt Only those who are lnollnl for. m‘s!-chll place need apply. JAI D mer. 900" Bladens- SITUATIONS—MEN. NT, age 37, nine years as S S mole T % sbility . Phone Columbia 1019. 20% Brs ra. .c.. Washingio AUDITOR, bookkeeper. credit and office REFRIGERATORS—Kelvinator, 5 | ‘!’z‘mg&so aMalestic, "6l . perfect con- s, Silver Spring_Hotel. P ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR—Latest model | $139.50 Leonard now reduced to $89.50. A floor sample, bul m absolutely new con-‘ dition. _Kitt" ELECTRIC GERATORG (slightly shopworn). 25% to 50% reduction. Smith's | Transter pfwr:u Co.. 1313 You st. n.w. \ hone Nort. RS with colls. complete, gusranteed $35 z n.w. S".S(‘ llk! new Phone ains brand-new Dlcs. - PosIme savings Trom Sucy o 45%. Large assortment of all styles: some slightly shop worn and some discon- Inued models. Capital Range & Heating C>.. Inc. 1524 L st. n.w. GtN!RATc[oR.s exch.. up; new guar- ail cars. mo- th GOLF CLUBS—_8et of § xulmrea Kroy- Hy-Power frons: cost § ot g Ay manager: A-1 local diversified expenenu Address Box 313-Z. Star office. PREPARE FOR A GOOD POSITION—In- {ensive secretarial civil servige and caleu ichine co Boy LBns PE'Y o Fhone Nadonal 2501 AUTO TESSONS fof permii. eaey parkl rol; cars &g?flta‘;ubbl:onmm ('hlle). Met. I”W. $2.50 m' Km YOU (rvm Pwmfl the CLERK-CARR ive . complete e (Pnrnndc uxl)sl grapl le. wl d llml eflmon $: nforma ; Spect them at. BOYD'S. 1333 F st. n.w, Phone National 2338, AUTO INSTRUCTION. reliable 'hl“ men; ur; r furnished; parking for test; BeTmits secured. Noel. Emerson 1070~ NVERSATION course on pho- ForaRh Yoo mu(uun.nnona‘nmmu‘% Teview: mew condition: $307 255"455"_Selepnone Georsia 0270, MACHINE COURSES. rses for women. CARD PUNCH, 1al cou: T oty 5. includ GREGG SHORTHAND: an\ |3 ivil Servi tory Benool 20 mm ST Shone Metropolitan 6337 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. s gldest and, largest beauty tandard of instruction, C assured_individual and 'hfll’fl“h fla‘“‘lm" in all branches of BN BOLL NOW—DAY-NITE OLASSES, I‘ luate; ‘?fl M um. 134{)“! T hve N SR s, COLLEGE GRADUATE. mi B sires part-time work: kno:éc:'r“sk n&th ence o ety Tomiceditorial, research. Addr Box #37-2, Star office. CONTACT-PUBLICITY MAN lu 30: enlax iob printing;, production, Salary | Household Repairs and Service It wili pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. 24 E 104. * -SCH A u.s'rx “wants BIGHECHOOL SRADUATE wanis o PAPERING-PAINTING—One more week of reduced prices. Do my own work. Edwards, phone District 7566. 28° wase while .c"cenam. college. Phone Shep- herd 3- Extension 21. 1 d, wants job as colored, exper! enc:“ FAL Y 'ALBEI lRlNG‘"c % ‘Phunn National 4712. PAPERING. PAINTING done at once, 34 a room and up, including paper. Work guar. anteed. References. _Georgia 0024. ‘hnmn‘n assistant or Ji one Adsms 7476-J. MAN. colored, wants job as elevator man or_janitor; ref. c-n Sterling 9875. Phone Adams 1624. ‘CARPENTER, flooring, _shelving. general nnamn Teriges buil, Brining, 1300 Tay- PAP] mx.u«amc‘tun,nd D.‘ln‘lnl A'Ol‘f .21"- siteed: Tockbottom prices, - Al looking for work. Col. 8773. B8 KA | you find in_only wood | STEINWAY, UPRIGHT looks original cos will sacrifice for 116_3rd Columbia_ 6137, | splendid eondition. T erbuilt “Phstrugment. styled In & Chinese Chippendale and finished in & blue and gold lacauer with raised-figure designs: (he style is I but very well done: l beautiful instrument with a rich tone a e s real value considering tha 10_ monthly. 4730, | for over $1.000 Kitt’s. 1330 G _st. _Na 1 g PIANO—Smellest size baby grand, in very good condition, $158, Ideal for an apart- ment or small home: fully guaranteed and very unusual buy at this low price. Other nditione factory rebuilt grands. ANG_] person seeking_a fine grand at a ressonsble price, we are able to offer a new Colonial model baby grand, | reqularly priced st 3705, for only $495 This instrument is one of our popular stvles and is reduced only because it is the last we have of this particular model The tone and construction are the ‘ty pianos. Pay Jou And 1n om0 R ke 1350 G st PIANO_Latest model mahozany _grand. used for only 3 months and in new-piano condition. $295. One of our best seiling moaels and fully guaranteed. A reposses- sion. 1t can be purchased by merely con- tinuing the weekly pavments of $2. Na- tlonal 4730. _Kitt's. 1330 G st. | PTAN Tiave a I model Louis XV | model_ baby grand (nationaily sdvertised make) that is for sale at $445: very low considering it has only _been used | months and it is listed at $500 new | have done what litile was nece We y to ut it in the best of condition repos- that can be purchased by any on take over the | xrssion rrmlmmk $! ‘National 4730, Kitt's, who will momhg payments. | PLAYER-] PIAN(B‘W! have 2 rebuilt | players that are outstanding buss at the d. one $59 and the other o v et 1 weekly. Kitt's G s | GRANDS AND UFRIGH fiu( returned | from rent. are now offered st & re iginal prices. One ey Liom Ol e toot mnd. $225 " One e 4- inway upright. ebony case. On El'f.;’!meyntva!e upfllhl slightly used S!!\i Uprights. larger -izes. $60 up All ins! L reed =™ Sole.‘epresentati or 'the Tiarcmen Harrineton, Bredbury and Lanter pianos_ Pianos for rent for all occasions. Hugo Woreh. 1110 G si. B W. Bt 1 PIANOS—Reconditioned and factory re- buxlc uprights of fine makes, =Special at 63 Al fully guar- nmeed and the D'ice Inclndes delivery in the D. C 5 Tcekly. Phone Na- s G : Pred"lrk Plavers: Aeollsns, reston. $40. gan. $15. Smith's Transter & Storage o 1313 You st. n.w. Phone North CUT FLOWERS. 3 DOZEN _BEAUTIFUL | GLADXOLI d ered for $1._ Helene Affec) Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 3 Arfl'mv! Bold Jewelry. Tings. watches. ma- onds. gold ‘eeth musical inst. boush Soid. “Jewelers Exchange. 434 Bih s APPAREL—Men' also shoes hats. curtains. dishes. Tugs, furs niture bought for rummage sale. 1321 7th n.w. Phone Mr. Winger. Decatur 637 PHARMACIST, registered. experienced: one RING inting ]gng]n'. screen- T relieve on Dare-time Work, excellent rel- cany "-"‘,, ey i‘e.g‘ Gl E e Address Box 230-X. Star office. | Giiise” Phone West 18 PIPE FITTER AND PLUMBER. 20 yrs.’ ex- perience low and hish Bresture wo Tk, read Dlueprint: can take full charge of work Best nce. Address Box 555-2. Star | 1o ot e 5 10th n.w __Met. 2063. EIECTRIC WIRIN¢ ; 6-r. house fixtures & base plt YOUNG MAN. white. desires part-time work in enxgnu for room. Address Box 377~ !tl 'OUNG MAN. colored. wants work anauteur, “itier. houseman OF COOK: ex perienced: excellent references. Call Mur- lh! H-nonn OZM YOUNG MAN, thoroughly experienced in architectura] drafting, construction super- vision. familia; C. codes. desires permanent ‘Dosition. Addvess Bok e G and m'mm work_ No 79, FLASTERING, ang coment worky, No Thomas. phone District 4570. 29¢ hr-unm nable; white Susranteed Call Pri SITUATIONS—WOMEN. COUPLES and others, nea: T o e ‘housework. for orkman: lumm- 187 4. PAINTING B M.L Smith. lm'.wn.' As:‘.-rl‘llol. PAPER_FURNISHED and hune S5 per mmic:"x. fi“’é‘c‘s‘: L eoln 610" 1% this '“I PAPERHANGING, I-lmlnc, rooms papered as low as $575: insist on better work. Satl Viortis, Rdams 6835, 235 Kenyon n.w. APPAREL. furniture__ household iadies’, men’s. children's wearing lnv-nl of all 'kinds bought. We pay cash. Call Cohen’s. Metrovolitan 7749, PAPERHANGING, painting. plastering; first-class work: lowest prices. e work.” Call Baits. 430 Kenyon. Col. 6155. APERHANGING. painting. plastering. car- Senur work. Toofing. ‘ash or credit; no 1numt. Clll 001 1889 e A_T. GEORGE _ Phone &arrll 9468. PAP%BANG!NO—BI!MI’ klnd ol work and lowest prices: guaranteed 'fltln’ 1 do_my own work. Spigel. G-orllb PAINTING, papering. ing. ltlnllnl and blent s ably: Dmm Cl 1] Pwmllll n.r.hlnlf. M imn. ‘Shone Atams APPAREL. men's, women' shoes. hats, rugs, turniture. ack’ 1 N n.w. BICYCLE able condit hone Columbia in_any T Teasonable. B-EYE MAPLE % BED. Phone West D352 Abe. 510: & BOOKS and postage lumu bought: all klndl any qu-nm Pearlman’s Book 953 G n-w. Phione Metropolitan 5415 nmxrrual Fues. household goods. etc.: absolutely highest prices paid. . For results._call -.ny nme Tintoln 5488, 31° lass- Sarer hi hlu FURNITURE. Tac. ware. rugs. D‘ml!ul fllver'lr!. cash prices paid. Call Murray, Adams LASTERING. stuccolng. ceme um-unu. e Uv L_;""flmu%uom Dnerson S8 stucco, cement, chimneys. lc-ky Mumonn Lamp :ggfl- 4 [URNITURE —Household sqods. m ir prices homest appraisal Drompt serv- m Call any time, Al lnflc 1 fi: ormomgmpwgfi oAy Cagn DA NG, nmnlnpaur on Next Page.]