Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1935, Page 29

DAILY SHO MOUND RT STORY: TRIAL By Madeline B. Smith. 'HE westering sun beat hotly on Yank's back, as he stuffed his pitcher’s glove in the hip pocket of his base ball pants and walked slowly toward the show- ers at American League Park, his eyes intent upon the ground. “Wait a min- ute, Yank!” The catcher, Stubby Morse, ambled over, swinging his mask self-con- sciously. “I wanta talk to ya.” “I know, Stubby, you need't tell me! As a battery, you and I are half a battery, and you're it.” Yank dug his cleats into the right-field turf expressively. ‘ “Now, don't take it that way,| Yank,” Stubby pleaded. "I only | wanted to ask ya what's on your mind, what's been makin’ ya fumble signals for the last week. You'n I| been pals since we came up from | the minors to play for the Senators, ain't we? Spill it to yer buddy.” “There isn't anything to tell, Stubby, old sock! I'm merely losing the old | control, and you know what that means!” He turned his thumb down | significantly. Stubby frowned. | “Gee whiz, Yank, I bet there isn't’ another pitcher in the pro leagues what knows as much about base hall> as you do,” he broke out defensively. | | “I ain't never seen or played with a guy what knew just what to give the | batters on any team in the league.” | He eyed Yank speculatively, “It ain ‘1 no dame, now, is it?” “No,” said Yank. “That is, only| Mary McGrath. And that isn’t what's | putting me off my game, either,” he answered defensively. “Holy smokes! The biggest stock- | holder's daughter! I mighta known. | Say, just how serious is this?” WE RE going to be married if we win this game with the Macks next week,” Yank admitted. “I'm depending on my slice for the last| series game, cause I can't swing it on my salary.” He smiled wryly. “We'll have to play our pants off to win,| though.” Two days later the scrubs were out on the diamond warming up for a practice game with the regulars, who were getting in trim for the big battle with the Macks. Both Yank and Stubby sat on the bench watching the scrubs toss the ball around and practice bunting. “Stubby, I have a hunch I'm not going to play next Monday s succinctly commented : “Does being in love give a guy the crazy ideas! We couldn’t play without ya, guy!” “I'm not so sure about that.” Yank shaded his eyes against the glare of the sun and nodded his head toward the field. “Just take a look at the stuff McLarnin has on the ball!” “Horsefeathers,” Stubby grunted. “Don’t kid me, Stubby. He's bet- ter right now than I am!” Yank got up and discarded his sweatshirt be- fore going out on the mound. “Give it the old stuff, Yank,” his catcher said as he moved off. “There’s old man McGrath himsel up in the stand watching the gam Yank glanced beyond the screen and flushed. “O. K. Stubby!" But it wasn't | O. K. Yank pitched rull nine in- | “Wait a min nings and the regulars managed to beat the scrubs by a lone run. All during the game, even when he was sitting on the bench while the regulars were at bat, Yank felt the eyes of the old man boring into him. He didn't dare to look toward the stands. Funny, an old-timer like himself going hay- wire! He knew that Mary would be with her father, ‘wondering, oo, what had happen- ed to the young but experienced pitcher who was so obviously slip- ping. Yank didn't know himself what was wrong. No matter how hard he tried to get the old, familiar curves to break right, he failed. ute, Yank!" TE ok ok K A!"I"EE the game he walked swiftly toward the showers, very studi- ously avoiding the stands with his eyes. As he reached the dugout, he | felt a touch on his arm and turned | to face Mary McGrath. “Don't fret, darling,” she said. “Just an off day for you, so I wouldn't | | be worrying.” Yank grinned back at | her encouraging smile and patted her shoulder. For the next two days there were no games or heavy practice. Yank saw a great deal of Mary, but it seemed their companionship was not as close as it had been. There was that specter of defeat hanging | before both of them, but neither men- tioned it. The eventful day of the game | came then. Half an hour before | game time, Yank was in the stands talking to Mary, when the batboy came pushing through the crowd. | “Mr. McGrath wents you down in the shower room right away!” Yank ! gave a suddenly despairing look at Mary and silently followed him back to the lockers. Old man McGrath motioned him to one side, away from the players, who were donning their uniforms. “You know, I've had my eye on | you for the last month, Yank,” he said. Yank nodded, but said noth- | ing. Here it was at last. He felt a i sudden empty feeling in the pit of his stomach. “As a pitcher vou've been get- ting worse and Worse” McGrath went on. “So today I made up my mind that we have to win this final game at any cost. we can't do | mound.” “McLarnin will come through in fine shape, Mr. McGrath,” Yank said, with an attempt at heartiness. | | Off the rolls he stood no chance of | a split, certain as was their victory over the Macks. I know,” McGrath agreed. “That's why he's going in toda; ank nodded grimly and began pulling off his blouse. Suddenly nothing mattered greatly any more. “Yes, youre getting to be a lousy pitcher,” heartlessly pursued the | owner. “But—I think you'll make the best manager and coach in the league, starting in just twelve min- | utes!” He smiled at Yank as if expect- | ing some opinion, but Yank was al :udy half way through the dugout door, headed full speed for the re- served boxes. (Copyright. 1935.) GROUP TO COMBAT FEDERAL OWNERSHIP Directors oi Transportation As- sociation to Meet in Chicago to Map Program. Directors of the Transportation As- sociation of America will meet in Chi- | cago Wednesday to shape their pro- gram aimed at the preservation of | “individual ownership and competi- tion in transportation, in order to avoid Government ownership and its | disastrous results.” ‘The organization is made up of rep- | resentatives of agriculture and many lines of industry, including rail and highway carriers. Its program is out- lined as: Research, planning and public edu- eation in all forms of transportation | problems and their effect on the effi- cient and orderly distribution of com- modities. Determination of a sound public | transportation policy. | Development of a balanced system of transportation under the principle | of private ownership, competitively | operated in the public interest. | booth with a broad grin. | TACKLE HAS A REASON FOR LAX SCRIMMAGING Ignores Order of Coach to Give Attention to Plny When He Finds Home Burning. PHILADELPHIA (#).—The 15-ye: old candidates for St. Philomena | junior foot ball team were scrimmag- | ing when fire engines clanged up to a house across the lot. “Snap into that reverse” roared Coach John B. Geraghty, jr, “and | never mind that fire.” The play was run, followed by an- other, but Left Tackle Woods stood staring at the burning building. “Get into the game, Woods,” shout- ed Geraghty. “Haven't you ever seen a fire before?” “But, coach,” said Woods, our house on fire.” “that's Votes Straight Irish Ticket. PHILADELPHIA (#).—A thirty- fourth ward voter, named McManus, emerged from the primary election “I couldn’t remember the names of the straight organization ticket,” said he, “so I just voted for all the Irish names I saw.” Lost and Found Advertisements may be found on vage A-8. HELP—MEN. Fo_oxxsl?m typist. experienced general fed double entry: reply in own hand salary desired: Bur- rflulha bookkeeping machine operator pre- ferred. Address Box 24-D. Star office. BOY. not over 16, work at newsstand, Government bidg. not Eoing 1o school: Also two for ~after-school work. ~Apply newsstand. Veterans' Adm. Bldg.. Vermont ave. d Eve n.w. BOY with bicycle to_help in s Tun errands._Phone National 47 HELP—MEN, (Continued.) MAN wanted who can live on $3.000 an- nually” but who wants to be connected where there is opportunity for advance- ment and larger earnings; this will lead definitely to an_executive position which is now open to the man who can qualify: men between the ages to 25 and 50. who live in Washington and have been edu- cated in Washington schools will be con- sidered; include telephone number in reply. Address Box 44-D. Star office. MEN_ attention—A Iarge growing organiz tion has a real opportunity for a locs resentative here in Washington: man with car preferred: salary mission o start. ~Address Box B8-D, Star office. com- CANVASSERS; $15 _week, conditional: | steady work. Apply 2437 18th st. m. CARPENTERS. bring_tools. and 32nd st Arlington Co., Country Club. CASHIER, for gasoline station, to Work 3 days ‘per’ week. Address Box 59-D, Star DISTRIBUTOR wanted by manufacture ©of penny and five-cent candier (also pea nut butter sandwiches) to sell and dis ute its line in Winchester. Va.. and sur. rounding territory to the retail stores. This roposition offers an exclusive franchise in he territory sllotted. Applicant must be able to furnish personal surety bond in the amount of $500.00. Must also be able to_equip himself with satisfactory delivery equipment all coach, sedan. or panel truck) for “store door delivery" service. references required. Address reply to lesmanager. P. O. Box 2059, Winston- lem. North Carolin: (CIANS—None _but _experienced #pply ready for work. 3616 14th st. n.w. )R SCRAPERS. mnchlne and en; must be first-class. _Apply L. T, Folk. 57 Sherrier pl. n.w. Cleveland 0528. N. Ablnmofi Va., at MEN () to break Into fast-growing oil burner fleld: every possible salss heip plenty of leads hlrnllhed ‘men who uulm’ sAlDBxln’wh"'“n 12 and 2 pm. 2214 l4th OLD ESTABLISHED firm wants man with some sales experience. Apply 1501 14th THE AUTOMOBILE SALBMI’N Your opportunity to make connection with one of Washington's most progres- sive firms. selling one of the outstanding cars on today's market; 100% co-operation Siven our men makes it possible for you to increase your earnings. Experienced men preferred but not essential. Stat age and qualifications. experience and ref erence. Our men know of this ad. Ad- dress Box 437- BEER SALESMAN WANTED. An unusual opportunity for man who has a following among restaurant owners record for producing. Beer experi- ence not necessary. but preferred. Apply by ietter only. stating exserience and tele- phone number. Do not telephone. North Lampton Brewery Corp. 4th and Channing sts. ne. ciey SALESMEN. We have ovenings for seversl salesmen with _the local division of AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION. ~ The men we want are_likely emploved now and own a car. They would like to become ssociated with the business long estab- lished and permanent. providing both im- mediate compensation and large fleld for future advancement. Apply by mail. giving your qualifications and experience With_ references and your telephone number. = Your letter is treated dentially. ~After investigation. you be granted a personal ir. Hess, Penn. ave. at ~ WANTED. 2 men over 23 years of age. With cars, for permanent” position. Good earnings for willing workers. Apply Employment 4th floor. 6:15 am.. Tuesday, LANSBURGH'S. ROUTE MEN, Three. between 25 and 65, to train for better positions: experience unnecessary; reference required: good pay nrrlnnments Only lmbmolu workers need apply. Call. 1 2-A Conn. ave.. between con h st YOUNG MAN for RADIO SERVICING. A permanent position—for a young man of character— who can service radios. Ad-;: dress Box 54-D, Star office. YOUNG MEN ToEaer® htas e over ab ¥nd have | car and be ready to start now. Potomac 467R for appointment, p.m. Monday only. SALESMEN, thoroughly ex-! perienced, men’s clothing and furnishings. S. Living- ston & Son, 908 7th st. n.w. A RELIABLE MAN wanted for branch store: retail experience desired. Apply 670 Pennsylvania ave. s.e. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER—Young man or ome _experience; y expected. after 7 Address Box 19 to Shoppe. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. — _ DOMESTIC. | RELTABLE AGENCY. Dec. 5561, | Bascooks maigs witlers. ¢ s b day Workers. chaufeurs. coubles | HECP furnished: sny capacity; men. wom- en quick reliable service. Domestic Agency. 1925 9ih. Decatur 2419 25 Apply pl09 Georgia ave.. and I'm afraid | it with you on the| RUPHERS' EXCHANGE — Houseworkers cooks. maids. mother’s helpers. laundresse-, housemen: re{ Dec. 3551 1837 u.m" w | INSTRUCTION COURSES. | ATR_ CONDITIONING. refrigeration; best | equipped shop: tuition $2 weekly. Learn | this_trade now. 1232 14th n.¥ | HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE | Books and_Courses for ~ various exams Make ' BETTER GRADE. 'Inspect them at BOYD'S. 1 P st.Nat. 27340. YOUNG MEN, to take up electric re(Tigera tion and air conditioning. Prefer men now employed and mechanically inclined, with | fair education and willing to train spare ! fime to become experts in installation and service work. Write, giving age present occupation. Utilities Eng. address Box 407-C. Siar office | PRIVATE LESSONS—Exp. lady t teacher’s or pupil's home: elem | school subjects: 60c-75¢ hour. Col. REFRIGFRATION, CONDITIONING. Shop course; factory-trained instructors! Start _now. ' Columbia “Tech” Institute, 1319 P st Phone Metropolitan 5 INSTRUCTION In card tabulstion given on | 21l leading ypes of international machines: | widely used in Government depts.: easy | to learn. Rates reasonable; day and eve- | ning classes. Call for {ree demonstration. i forming. _ Strayer College. | 15th and P sts. Natl 174 Al permit, easy sl( and clutch control: cars furnished. Call | "Old Reliable” Foster (white), Met. 1X00. Inst.. her: in d 4.»R DI IG. All branches. nized for 26 y Bend for catalogue. Columbla ‘ech | stitute. P st. n.w. Metropolitan 56: | LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. | | _The South’s oldest and largest beauts | organiaztion. established 18 years. One | standard of instruction—the very best ENROLL NOW—DAY-NITE CLASSES Special Summer Rates—Free _Catalogue. Gracuates Placed in Good_Positions. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1340 N. ¥. Ave. N.W. Met. 7 years I HELP—WOMEN AGENTS and organizations—Sell o box assortment of beautiful Xma: 507; com. Earl’s. Inc.. Pa. w BFAUTY OPERATORS must_be good on fnger manent waving: permanent f Apply Tuesday and Wednesday. The mount Beauty Salon, Citizens' Bank Takoma Park. Md. BEAUTY OPERATOR, all_aroun | position. ‘Thritty Beauty Suc, st n.e BEAUTY OPERATOR. thoroughly experi- enced all aroun D0 other need apply. Call North R197. BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS —Several experienced in all branches of the work. Permanent positions. Harper Method, 1714 Conn. ave. 2Re GOVERNESS-HOUSEKEEPER. and drive car; stay nights. State age and qallllflclllonl‘ Address Box 90-D, Star office. HAIR DRESSER_colored: evening work: must be experiericed In marcel and fnger waving. 903 You st. n.w. LADIES, refined, to show and take orders for & complete line of Pall frocks. Knitted sport wear. uniform and children’s ap- parel. Splendid earning. For informa- {ion eall 2706 Courtiand pl. D from i evenings. TADIRS= Curlstanss) carde 1 BiE emmi: sions selling personal greetings. embossed stationery: samples free: ~1-folder assort- humorous. etching. everyday. gift & boxes. ' Bonuses: experience un- ry. _Wallace Brown, 225T Fifth ave. New York. PRESSERS._ experienced. mier Cleaner & Dyers, Tear) SALESLADIES experieniced sellin I iime. Apj Tair _sewer ady work. Pre- H st. ne. sn.l( al50 Silk pressers. . ABpIY 19 Buchanan st. n.w. TEACHER. _Kkindergarten or first-grade: state qualifications. experience and salary expected. _Address Box 24 WAITRESS. _ class _restaurant. 816_Conn. ave. n.w. WATTRESS, experience, white, person. Longfellow Colorado_ave. Do_not Phone. t xpply lntlhh Grill, Apply_in 8hop, 5521 interview. | Cal | state cualifications and | BOYS AND GIRLS for curb service seed | phone, | hizh | B. | ave n.w. Apt. 30. wanis employment; 111 You st. Rone ‘Norh ‘10444 as EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. office manager: 15 years experience. traveled extensivel Experienced in personnel organization: capable handiing large force. Address Bo IIA .‘whu. nnu a position in & Please call Columbia 4119 MAN. “white, experlenced driver. 3 vears experience bricklaying. o any kin family; references. 1 el ot ulmlr ‘Manor. .. or phone Ada 3410-W. 23° PLASTERINGNew “0-foom Boutes and $125 for labor: patcaing and iobb AT Address Box 196:D. tar_office. 24¢ RENTAL MANAGER—Seven yea ence in all phases of propert: ment. including _supervision of _rel leasingetc.: also experienced as onu manager, together with knowledge of counting: experienced in all forms of and automobile insurance. Desire connec- tion with up-to-date real estate office where advancement is governed by abilit; References submitted upon reques| dress Box R4-D, Star office. YOUNG MAN. attending day session of Btrayer College, wishes to earn room an chauffeuring. doing odd und the house or tending fu 50 interested in working in caf teria or as elevator or switchboard ape: ator in apartment house. For appointment. call National 1748. SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. COUPLE_ colored, wishes place: butle houseman, maid or cook: references. Alex Johnson, Phone Potomac 1968 after 5:15 L) ork. __SITUATIONS—WOMEN. COMPANION. - middl will act as companion and c: ment in exchange for home and mode: salary. Address Box 92-D. Star office. GOVERNESS or lady's cummnlon home of refinement by young lady (2 Junior college graduate. one ing experience. Address Box Gffioe =T Puec Ry N Y N e LADY white. refined. experienced in of children. speaking French. sewing Lhk. duties. Wis. 2894-M after 6 ‘n m. OFFICE WOMAN_ experienced_intelligent, reliable. conscientious. attractive: P. B. X, ist. ' Moderate salary to start. Ati. P. B X._ secretarial_receptionist. experi- enced. " pleasing personaliLy. appearance; excellent reference: $100 month to begin. Phone Emerson 6237 24¢ SEAMSTRESS. colored. competent, best Teferences; very reasonable; in great need of work__Phone Lattimore. North S005. * | TYPIST. stenosraher. exp. college graduate, speedy accurate. alert. desires position. West 1551 Extension K01 C.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1935 THE TIMID SOUL. CASPAR, You | MEET me o.:n:ze ' LogeY OF cAPITOL AND 'Lt SHow “ou EVERYTHING THERE 1S ™ S MR, MILQUETOAST HAS —By WEBSTER UH-ER- WOULD You MIND MESTING ME QUTSIDE On ThE STEPS INSTEAD OF (N THE LOBBY | SHOULD HATE To HAVE * ANYONE MISINTERPRET MY MOTIVES BEEN READING THE INVEST- |©@ATION OF LOBBYISTS AT THE CAPITAL,AND OECIDES WHILE VISITING WASHINGTON To BE ON HIS GUARD 35 NY.TRIBUNE 1N, 'HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ontinued. YOUNG LADY desires position as typist or comptometress. Addr 174-C. Star office. QITUATIONS—DO‘WES'HC. Southern, colored, _dishwasher. houseboy or work of any i ights. _Call Lincoln 0:36: COLORED GIRLS. two_ reliable_want part- time work or day's work. any kind; home i 1 "Phone _North " 1864 LE s board and room. small sal for wife's services: man’ employed: both experienced in housework. Address Bo: D. Star office. | BOY. G tAL HOUSEWOR! enced girl. Ci North 0669, GIRL. colorec wishes part-t | moining or_evenings. _Call Decatur 21:K. GIRL. colored. wishes day's work, maid or general housework. references. ~Phone District 5188, g | GIRL. colored, must_ have job. day or week. Call Columbia 622X, GIRL. colored. desires day or part-time | housework: good worker, good references. Phone Lincoln :57:3-W P2 GIRL. colored. desires general hou: | par Phone Lin- coln L oy 5" AV, HOUSEKEEPER. refined woman. fine cook, take full charge of home for gentleman. Address Box 34-D._Star_office HOUSEKEEPING by _ white _woman, thorcughly "exp . for emploved couple or ladies: _reference. Address Box 241.D. Star_office . LAUNDRESS. whife. many years of experi- ence pleasing the most fastidious people. desires patrons appreciating fine 'hanc | work ~ Your entire family washing heau | titully and carefully done at moderate prices. Bachelor service a specialty All | mendine “and darning eratis; references Cail_and_deliver._Columbin WOMAN. eolored from seneral housework or home: _references WOMAN. " colored. good time or all-day work; Call Lincoln W orking by Virginia laundry io Phone Decatur sood references. | MOTOR TRAVEL. | guaranteed. Phone Georgia 4213. | vork. | | PAPERHANGING | PAPERING. PAlNTINO—SB room and up. PLASTERING and cement work. I'T“r? small or too far | PLUMBING HEATING Beliane would like pari. | Established 1910 PAINTING, papering. carpenter work. roof- All work guaranteed to satisf room and up. including paper: work guar- ed; refer Georgia 0024, 24° PAPERING. Tap neat. clea service and_guality. Keystone Decorating Co., Inc. 3451 14th St. N.W. Adams 1344, Phone Lincoln 7635. PAPERING, 1 mmun able prices; al wcr guaranteed. L 130" W Adams_119¢ mml}—s»un “this_ ! Average size rooms. scraped dry. racks fllled. with any paper in our book. all sunfast; $6, no more. 160 my own wi PAPERING 5 RMS.. 2-STORY HALL. $30 | and up: quick service: white mechanics. Call any time._Neat paper: 5 I do my own work. Satisfaction guara teed. Call Metz any time. Columbia 0 PAPERHANGING ms—S$5 U & T G!ORGE Phone Georgia 04AR plastering neat. clean work: xnensmle mechanies Phone_Columbia_18K% PAPERHANGING and painting, work g anteed: rock-bottom prices. = Am looking | for_work. 508 Kenyon n.w._ | PAFERHANGING AND PAINTING.Rooms i papered, S6 and up. All work guaranteed Prompt ‘service. Phone Lincoln $401. . | S. Boswell. 1209 E. Capitol st = PAPERHANGING—ROOMS. UP. Satisfaction Guaranteed John_N._Tolson. District 7369. 27° No_3ob | for me. Wi phone District 4570 i rvice R. E. Dove, 100x G st.n.e.Phone Lincoln 7a4. e | i | for the Mau, BATH FIXTURES. peams. lintels. steel sash lumber. flooring, sash and doors 25 heuln; bollerfi and radiation o6 F BED ROOM SUITE—Handsome. _modern- istic _suite; nearly new and very cheap. 633 Indiana ave. n.w BED ROOM SUITE. maple burl: double bed. simple Colonial great sacrifice for immediate Phone_Adams nut finished: gate- Call Co- lines: jent_condition. __ BED ROOM SUITE, leg table. 7-tube Philco radio. iumbla 00._Apt. 1 BICYCLES—Rolitast wheels Hazelton Bicycle & snornnl Goods Store. 424 9th nw BOTT = . kegs any ‘size an Pottle Supply Co Phone Lincoln 10247 BOILER REPAIR PARTS—We have & assortment of grate bars shaker handies and other parts. Repair your furnace now. ___HFCHINGER CO._4-Branches-4 BUILDING MATER’AL wrecking Bargains from two citv blocks and other wrecked buildings. st Hech We are busy changing the ci another for Interstate Com- merce Bldg.'and soon will begin &nother block for Federal Reserve Blde. ‘Tremendous quantities of good used building_ materials of every description at our yards. neatly arranged for your eass selection. ‘slways at bargain prices. Come to any of our four yards We auote de- livered or undelivered. Phone orders At- lantic 1400, HECHINGER CO. Used Material Dept 15th & H Sts. NE tith & C Sts. SW 5925 Ga. Ave. NW. _ ichols S.E. CAFETERIA EQUIPME! L' shape cafeteria cou top and irim salad pan glass protector. mately 30 est. ith steam table display_case, trav side and Total length —appro Price reasonable. Phone complete | Distric CAMERAS Wi~ iy seli TFias ured cam: eras Cine kodaks and projectors. Bar- eairs dailv__Robbi 9 14th st nw ROOFING—Leaky roofs resurfaced with my special waterproof. fire-resisting coa ing; suaranteed 10 years. Lincoin LEAVING WEDNESDAY FOR DETROIT, room for 3. $5 each. H. WALTERS, 11th ne KNOXVILLE. TUES. OR WED_ BUICK SE- dan. Take two. share expense: references. | Phone Georgia 8i4: I PERSONAL. The rate l‘lndtr heading ot Per- fonal le 3 cents ber line additional to the regular line rate. tinning, guttering, spout- ROOFING |2 S vore "5 A Crawford. Line. 847, daily and Sun. UPHOLSTERING—Repairing, s)ip_covers. cushions, caning: fine work. reas. price Garland Ph._Geo._3646. | UPHOLSTERING—Purniture repairing, re- finishing work done in the home if desired. Weaver. 1474 Newton n.w. _Adams N401. Fine watch and WATCHMAKER—Tine watch and | All work guarantee Will call for and deliver. Wm_O._ Handy. 1110 P nw. Rm. 54, Phone District 6394. HOUSEKEEPER—DEPENDABLE WOMAN, i\hlllb for lady living alone or _eiceriy couple. Excelieft references. Address Box 243-D._Star office. k | WANTED _SMALL CHURCH WOULD AP- | preciate donation of large rug or carpet, '&ocdr condition. Address Box 9-D., Sllr o PHYSIO-THERAPY TREATMENTS _ BY graduate nurse: hours. 10 until X, by appt. only. Phone Met Apt. 12 | PHYSIOTHERAPY-MASSAGE FOR COLDS | and chronic pains: vanor baths, elee. and | reducing_treatments. _Potomac 47" MANAGING HOUSEKEEPER AND 8OC | secretary " Unusual credentials. Box 148-D. Star_office | MASSAGE, COLONICS—HOURS. 10 A M. to X pm 1419 N st. n.w.. Apt. = REAL TREATMENTS. STIMULATOR. elec. cab. bath, infra-red and sun shower. Hours 10-10. 1400 16t (Enter 1601 O)__ Phone North s WHEN DEATH STRIKES A PAMILY ,there I8 no need to feel that they must accept inferior {uneral services due to in- | bility to pay a Jigh price ~The ureater W. W._ Chambers Co. offers a complete funeral. cars and all. for as little as ¥ World's fnest waterproof. airtight. guar- anteed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for $85 the Greater W~ W. Chambers Co.. 14th st.. corner Chapin n.w. Col. 0432 Phone of write our address. We will send ¥ou a beautiful catalogue of how we do it. 1400 Chapin st n.w. Columbia 0432. 517 1ith st._s.e._Atlantic 6700. CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL_OPENS OCT. 1—Kindergarten grades. 1 to plano. dancing. play Sat.: trans. sonable. Phone Georgia 6544. REFINED GENTLEMA! X with beautiful new sedan. wishes to drive elderly or invalid people & few hours each day. Phone_Columbia_ 90 ALCO RUBS WHITE NURSE. 1300 PA. Hours. 10 to 9. Open AL Ar'ivd‘l.eu Sunday. HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method: results effective for a life- time or money back. Write for bookiet: no_crugs or surge Dr SOMMER- WTRCK_13A5 Columbia rd.__Adams 0388 LONGFELLOW SCHOOL FOR BOYS. COL- leze Park. Md_Day and boarding; srades :_200_acres. Phone Greenwood 2242. PERMANENTS, $1.95. Finger waves, 15c: manicures, 15c: thameoos. 2dc? cte, ” MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM. 1340 N. . ave. n.w. Met. HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SEEVICE BEDDING MATTRESSES. pox springs and fillows reno.; best prices and prompt del. ‘ash. Mattress Co. Lst.s.w. Nat 679, BUILDER. reliable; new work: remodeling garages; repairs; cash or terms. William C, Prent fter 5. Shepherd 1682. AMERA REPAIRING. FULLER & @'ALBERT, INC. 815 10th St. N.W. __Phone National 4712, ‘WOMAN—A Zood income for s woman of education, age 29-40. capable of repre- Sonring s W Washineton. Virsinia - and North Carolina. Special training given to the one who qualifies. Write giving full particulars regarding education and ex- erience. also telephone number. ‘The khouse for. fldren, 1108 Lincoln Liberty Bidg.. Philadelphia. Pa. ed, to attend store: references required. Call .m. A-~ly Holzbeierieln Bakery, 1849 7th st. n.w. WOMEN, several. for demon- onstration and sal work. Car an ad- Phone Cnlumhln 3306 before atiracty selling 30 _weekl up to $30 "Q"{‘“ rs Radio City Room 200. 1311 G st. st. n.w. PRESSERS REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—A with automobile. Percy H. l’n:‘:en 1731 K st. n.w. RESTAURANT SUPERINTENDENT—Com- glen charge large chain of restaurants; m\.mo kn wleg ',"":g“ salary about yd's. 1593 F nw. b ihere! o SALESMEN (3), with cars: permanent po- sition; no canvassi advanced commis- sion to start; salary. $175 per th when qualified. Apply mornings, . Tracy, 4209 9th st. n. ' classesfor SALESMEN—Fo) sllumen for 1“56 h nl w«nm-y Sept. Enroll ington at Parkway Motor Co.. 3040 I st. n.w. (Mr. Howard). %o, Mond-y and Tuesday, 10 to 13 and man Co. ERY CLERK. _experienced. with owledse of meat cutting preferred: state fons, references. Address Box -D Star_office. HARDWOOD-FLOOR LAYERS to lay floors. Also to lay parquet, and nailer. Operator for sanding machine. also c ape by hand: hardwood-floor finisher ite men. h st. s.e. HOTEL GEERK. experiencedTor ekt duty: must be ovar forty years; reference. Address Box 171-D. Star office. MAN. competent for sal nd service de- partment. with well knawn and naf nnul: advertised organization: must be nt pearing. own or able to drive light car 8%, nd commission to start, Apply 977 tional Press Building. 2-4 p.m. . young: I you are out of 'ork see Murray. He can place you in & :l nent position where you can !l-rll $20 week to start. 1319 F st. n.W., Room 100, sg?ntmm;tnery e Bave ool ex- | B ‘hce and.reieren FiCReInold's Phatmacy, 16th ang G ste AL, | 1o UPHOLSTERER, experienced. Apply Mon- day morning. 1177 New Hampshire ave. WATCHMAKER, first-class: steady posi- tion to rellable man. Phiilips Jewelry Co., 419 H st n.w. “MT m’xmrrm first-class: _ with car; $25 guarantee. District Screen & $15. Co. 8 Md. ave.. Hyatteville. Md. 23% YOUNG MAN—All-around grocery man, with experience. = 2717 Blademsbure rd. ne. Avalon Heights Market. " ONE AMBITIOUS MAN. ‘We have a vacancy for one m: wi would like'to make &' eonnection, witn grnnu“wnmi’n t elon e repaid w! Thterview -tfau -..muu. Eherman ave. n.w. TOUNG OIRL. white, | ug?:,u.n X .i:{e‘-f?i a - good Home."“Address Hox 500°C. Siar office. CARPENTER—Partitlons. _porch _ work, steps. shelving. doors eased. general re- low prices. prompt seryice. CARPENTER. BUILDER—Stores. garages, porch inclosures. brickwork. paint n! Te: sonable: _exp._Slavitt, Adams CARPENTRY —Store fronts. len. eling and alterations. _Cabinet. counters. steamfitting: finest work mod- Goths, PENTER—Prompt, reiiable_ reasonabl sen. repair: Defln:he; steps, fences. parti: CHAIR CANEING JFHOisrer: TNG. _ norch rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1235 10th n.w __Met._2062. DRESSMAKING. coat relining and alter- stions; expert workmanship guaranteed: rices’ reasonable. 3012 12th st. n.e. Phone Potomac BK61. JOUNG WOMAN, uluu student. as gov- ernes perience _unnecessary: stay Bights. Btais age and guaiifcations. Ad- ELECTRIC WIRING Fawrs 6- fixtures & base 5. .le%%“.“ukuhurnw %‘6 1, dress Box 91-D. Star office. SEAMSTRESS, experienced in mending. Must be fast. White. Age about 30. Du- pont Laundry, 2535 Sherman ave. n.w. HELP—DOMESTIC. WOMAN. colored, middle-aged. Wiliing to :‘yrk- take care of elderly woman at once. n AN__colored _reilable. two_colored children; stay nights. Rosedale st. n.e. wong young or middle-aged, umld. ome_ for light housekeeping: 7 ul“ Geo. 0108, 1213 Hemlock st. nw. i !l'l'UATIONS—m ably nts _work _in T eperienced 3100 Eve to care for L1926 modeling, repair work I estimates. e ratsan 8136, 25% GENERAL CONTRACTING, Painting, papering. plastering nrpent.n- old-time white méchanics: 1re years’ exp. Jack Sparkes. 'Deenur a2 < PAINTING, PAPERING. Floors gouud ?ruclen:‘edi re{flmnhed‘ use painting references Anianabie L E. Gardelin, Met. 8632 28 Paperine. Bocing. Gener- PAINTING Feosrins. Rooting. G M.LSmith 1724 Webokrn ' "Adams” '"fll PAINTING—PAPERING. A-1 material. work done by expert me chanics, For estimates. call Ivar R. Hal bers. 43 Adams st. n.w.. Dec. 4574, 2: PAINTING _AND ERHANGING—Spe- cial for_this week. I will paper rooms as low as $7.45 vlth genuine Immlll wash- able and sunfast I paper of 5 and early &lu umnle: 1 do my own work. given free. Work guaranteed. Finent 63 Felerences furnished. . Call me any time. ’Phone Columbia 0633 or write 3535 Georgia ave. n.w. PAINTING, PAPERING — Reliable white mechanic. _House painting. Guaranteed workman. Free estimates. Call Fred. Col. t lored; T8’ experience B ivate lA:nlu”:O. eity anr- In case of death eall | | down. up ‘to %6 05—SPECTAL—S6 Por this week I will p the best washable paper. FEDERAL HOUSING RA RATES. Payments as Jow as $5 monthly; nothing 5 years to pay; estimates free: work guaranteed. Pirst pavment Nov. PAINTING HEATING PAPERING PLUMBING PLASTERING ROOFING CARPENTRY CEMENTING PORCHES REMODELING ROYAL CONTRACTING CO., Graduate Engineers. 907 15th St NW. | _ National 3803 __ Night. Adems IMPROVE YOUR HOME ~ BY HAVING A { RELIABLE CONTRACTOR REMODEL YOUR HOME. | PAN BSirIoNs, PORCH INCLOSURES No Down s _$5 Monthly. | Brickwork Plumbing— fing—Weather Stripping Plastering—Heating—S8tuccoing Free Estimates. Day_or Night. Federal Contracting Co., Inc. |G 913 NEW YORK AVE NW. National 7403. Night. Adams 003 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. = | reasonable. Phone Columbia 6507 - i sample DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, forceps and a those wenerally used for’ chair Work; sell DESK. 1 ball-and- Claw feet tween 10 DINETTE used. 'way below regu 14 Indiana ave n.w DINING ROOM SUITE_ o buffet_suitable for place of busimess; ‘Telephone Adams 4 -W | DINING ROOM _EUITE. mahogany. co sisting of extension table. sideboard.’ china | closet. buffet, 6 chairs. Orizinal Drice will_seil for less than one-third_of Srizinal price. 'Felconone mornings, De- catur, 4854, EFRIGERATORS a ranteed: easy terms. ogany__cabinet piece. $40. Can he seen Sunday 6. 1840 Mintwood pi. n.w.. APt never r price-at $472.50. piec Tow _as Jordan {ard in splendid condition. size reconditioned Majestic model 9.50 Leonard. used as a floor $115. All are guaranteed and can be purchased on easy terms. Kitt's, 1330 G st EQUIPMENT for store. Prigidaires. ke mixer. motors. ir compressors; che. be- | HELP AND SITUATIONS SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) B—13 loous—runmsm TYPEWRITERS—Americ All makes including portables. " Rent. repair > from high rents. Open eve nines. E C-mtol st__Linc. 00R: TYPEWRITERS. $30; $4 mo. just like rent; No. 8 L. C. Smith. No. 10 Remington No. b Underwood. 5716 16th st. n.w [ypewtiter Co. quantity. month. Capitol Typewriter Co, Y ave. Phone National 458, VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover. i new. complete with attachment: $75: sell._$30._Mrs._Stokes. Emerson 4005 CUUM CLEANERS, factory suaranteed 1 yr. Ever Ready. s Royal. $12.50. 49 14th’ st, n.w. 1326 N. Reliable Motor Sales WASHING MACHIN] late models, guaranteed: $10 up. & Ridgley. i4th & Newton sts. Col. WOOD—Sound. e i spiit oa soned. replace, furnace: free pine Kindling. $11 cord. $5.50 half. Procter 10000. . for Cel- Phone -hour_eley : $30.50 monthly HOTEL GRAFTON— bright.’ cheerful cfififl“i'cfl!n"“&"“d Highy ‘,r'fl'. oo Jor sentiemen: 1 \_IRVING ST. N.W. Apt. 4—Larse double room. twin beds: 1 or Meals optional. _Ph 1845 BELMONT RD.. at Columbia rd— Large “nd floor room. nicely furnished, twin_beds private _bath . C WOODLEY PARK: ttractive south and east exposures. rivate bath, Owner's det. o hed home. Geatleman. 14 block from bus. Phone. Adams SR8, 2110 MASS. AVE tiful front roo 3 windows. rear bath: walking distanc unlimited phone. _Also small room. ely furn. room and bath, garage if desired: alsa basement room. Phone Cleveland 808 FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED. Three-piece living room suite upholstered for $45; covering and new inside material included: made like new. in finest tapestry and friezette; workmanship guaranteed. La France Upholstery C: Phone Columbia 101 MUSICAL | low as Ist. n.w PHILCO_ 7 tube. with inclined sounding board, as low as $42: terms. Jordan Piano Co.. 1239 3 PIANO—Trade new 1936 R. C. A.. Phiico or Crosley, radio; easy terms. Jordan Piano Co. 1239 G stonowy . GRANDE AND UPRIGHTS e sale prices: Chickering upright, black case, S60: Haires player. $65. Hardman up- right fine conditlon. $5: Lester upright. mahogany. $48: Lauter grand 4-7. §: Sole representatives for the famous Hard- man. Harrington. Bradbury and A. B. Chase pianos, Grands and uprishts fof rent.Hugo_Worc 0_G. E: 0. Nmos~xummnn ‘h Predmcl §; Players: Aeolians. $50: Preston $40. Or- gan. $15. Smith's Transfer & Storage Co.. 3 You st. n.w. Phone North (222 22222222222 27 50. Jordan Piano Co.. 1 Clearance of REPOSSESSED PIANOS Doing @ very large volume of business it is only natural that we would have a few repose sessions from time to time. We t these instraments in the bset of condition and sell them to any one who will take over the balance of the payments. Listed below is oar present stock. $150—Aoa no see n‘,(h\a' Dossible—they are scarce ana”senl fast, Payments are $2 weekly. $335—Colonfal Model haby zrand of tre latest ard styles. Used for montae. it Best seltiy only mahogany. £235—Por the pe. Pay 8230 weeks: on tnte: s style are har o find at anvwhers near th's price and this one s really ng it is for all practical Durposes new. although it has been used for a {ew month Pay $12.50 monthly. KITT’S 1330 G Street SS90 00000000004¢ FUR COAT. broadtail fike new Phone Lincol: No_dealers _ FURNITURE - Dining priced low 23 Emerson 1 FURNITURE—9x12 Gulistan = American Oriental rug. like new: beautiful "-piece rust parlor set, and t-piece bed room set, ecretary. kitchen set. miscel. househoid. 1315 H st n.e. Ha, FURNITURE —Studio couch. maple _and walnut twin beds, gateleg table. wardrobe. davenport mne, TUg Edelman. ons RANGE Quaiity."and one-piece s DIATORS —Very cheap. used only a short time. Phone Atlantie GROCERY. MEAT MARKET sactifice on 1 sick: Geo GROCERY FOR SALE CHEAP: doing over l‘"OO 'ukly huslne : quarters in 'Y’elh low. WANTRS—Tiauor Tousse— o _ials stocks of liquor. Address Box 327-C. office WIDOW wants rooming house_ Can Day | all cash for real bargain, _Agents. atien- | tion. Address Box 246-D. Star office. * PARTNER to_invest $6.000.00. with or without services. in large. well established | beauty salon. A wonderful gporlunlty‘ to right party. Address Box 435-B, Star office. PARKING LOTS. R0% net profit: 32200 . Also will borrow $1.000-%5,000 at Ge ‘l'.lil . ample security. WANTED—Partner. aciive_Tady or gen tleman. with' $2.000. to open large Used furniture store: unu: Gress Box 247 WANT TG_RENT smail hotel_of 700 house. _C. M. ¢ City. Md. GENERAL ELEC. REFRIGERATORS —Two Jarge and small Derfect: very cheap for 550 up; new gua mell mnstall” charge: all Cars. mo- tors. fans repaired gxch. Carty. 1608 14th. GLAZED WINDOW AND FRAME. set up ready to use. $2.50: includes good used glazed sash. window frame. weights, hard- excellent for homes. triple. $7.50. ches—4. HOUSE TRAILER. new: will_sacrifice_to quick_buyer; can be seen 15th Motor ware: size 28x60 in.: cottages. porches: twins, HEC D 1 le mary st. Chevy Chase, Md. Weekdays after 5 p.m. LIVING ROOM_SUITE_—3-pc. mohair; sell reasonable. 28th st. n.w. Phone Columbia 0300 3303 | COAL, WOOD, FU! EL OIL. WOGD. COAL. OIL LUMBER Free kindling each orcer. Potomac Home 4 Maine ave sw. NGINE. Palmer & hp_ 4 cvcie: ! perfect: with propelier, $:30. Phone Colum= DOGS, PETS AND ETC. COLLIE PUPPIES. registered. A. K. C. | finest American-Enelish blood lines “pro- corable: excellent waich dogs: splendid companions for children. Phone Elkridge 174. or write Mrs. James V. Frew, Rolling rd. Relay. Md 25° POULTRY AND EGGS. WANTED—Esgs _for hatching 1.000 | 10.000:" state price; any breed. | Hatchery, 3139 N st. n.w. FARM AND GARDEN. RED CRAPE MYRTLE.S1. now bloomins. Maryland Nursery. East Hyatt BONE MEAL for lawn: gounds. * Milton Hopfenmal o 00 CUT FLOWERS. DOZEN beautiful gladioli delivered Helene Affleck 230, Vienn: WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ALL CASH for office furniture suitable for | one _room. " Call or write Mr. Callanan, | 1427 Eve st._Phone National 1839 ctory close-out. 2- e. upholstered in .50, Ideal Bed- LIVING RM. SUITE. { piece; drop molding 1 good. gray tapestry ding E st. n.w. MANTELS—? fine old Colonial mantels for case. meat block, cake mixer; lowest prices in city. 12342 14th st. n.w. BEAUTY SHOP. attractively low priced, for sale: neighborhood location with followil Address Box 1K9-D. Star office. 24+ GROCERY STORE and meat market. do- ing nice cash business: can be bought Teasonable: owner anxious to sell. Apply to Mr. Gordon, 1251 4th st. n.w. Terms i1 desired. :.ssn—kooxmc. HOUSE, 12 rooms, 3 baths well furnished. cen- tral. A real sacrifice for quick sale. $1.200—Lunch. beer and 4 rooms and | bath. cheap rent, business $400 | weekly: hal . $450—Lunch, d 2 rooms; $35: good corner. $250—Confect. and fruit: rent $25: busy section: a bargain. .50—D‘e{llulesxen corner, business $175 -Gas ‘and accessory: well equippe: $250 weekly; good lease; $200 CURTIS, NATL. 3934, uonondmu 14th & N. ¥ AN w. e rent {and up. gale, cheap. 4414 Watkins ave, Bethesd | APPAREL. men's, women's. children's: also shoes. hats. rugs. furniture. Highest prices paid._Black’s. 01 N n.w. _Dec. 544 APPAREL—Men's, women's_ _ children's; furniture. household goods: highest prices paid. White's, Metropoliian 8285, 801 4th_st._n.w. OFFICE_FURNITURE. new. used: desk chairs, filing cabinets. Washington Salv: Co.. new_location. 800 E n.w. Natl. 8266, OFFICE FURNITURE—A large_assortment of used picces at_low prices. H. Baum & Son_616 E st.nw. ¥ ORIENTAL RUGS—Before you buy see our l’uz: quality and prices. ~ Open until & daily. 2409 1Kth n.w. OVERSTUFFED BED-DAVENFORT B SUITE, § : walnut dining suite. cost $1 only $49.50: Kitchen set, like new, $1 other furni 1211 H st. ne. | PIANOS—we Bavia number of recondi- tioned uprights of fine make that we are offering at_low prices—$35. $45. $55. S6 These pianos are fully guar teed and the prices the District. Terms. 1330 G st. HANOS FOR RENT—$3 per month and up: largest selection in Washington to choose from. Rent paid applies to pur- chase price if you decide to buy later. “For special sale values see our ad under the mullul llulflcltuon. Na- SL weekly. Kitt' MANAGER WANTED By old established manufacturer and dis- tributor of confections for Washington. surrounding territory: full or part timi no selling: immediate income should -ex. ceed $400° monthly; business can_be ex- anded to ‘double” this income: 8500 " to $1.500 required: references. Write. giving address and phone number. Address Box 22-D, Star o _—— SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. “Advertisements under tAis head- ing are presumed to de from pri- vate individuals, unless the adver- tisement gives @ Arm mame or Dbusiness address or siates the word ‘Dealer. ~ Members of the publie who find dealers masquerading in this column as orivate individuals are urged to report the matter to The Star for investipation.” 3 1330 G s Pum PIANO. §75: thoroughly recondi- tioned and with a splendid tone: pay S1 down. $1 weekly. ° Kitt’s, 1330 G st. Phone National 4730. RADIOS—We are selling all our late model 1933, 1934 and 1935 cabinet and baby grand lnd other radios at greatly reduced prices. sure to see these—1933 7-tube Lics beby wrand. S1405: 1944 8-tibe Fhilco conscle, $24.05; 1938 6-tube Philco console, long_and short wave, brand-new, 9.95; 1933 l"-tllbe Majestic console, 39.95; 1933 12-tube R. A.-Victor con: $34.95. Al.m Phiico_ 7-tube, $9.95; stic 8-tube, $14.95: R. C. A.-Victor ube, $24.95. All ‘sets have been thor- oughly ' checked and reconditioned "and A7 & hew guarantes. Pay us little as S1 weekly. 14th st. n.w. Phone Columbia 0100 RADIOS—W¢ e a few reconditioned sets luflllly priced to close out: Emerson baby grand. 58 Westrad 6-tube baby grand, $9.50; R. C. A. 7-tube highboy. with doors. $9.50: Grunow baby grand, only months oid and in new condition,’ $14.50; R. C. A. 7-tube superheterodyne. $17.50. Also s Philco American and forelgn low- fl’xn“u*' 9.50 (list price, $560.95). Kitt's, include delivery in | APPAREL. furniture, household _&o0ods: ladies’, mien’s. children’s wearing apparei of all’kinds bought: we pay Cohen’s. Metropolitan 7749, APPAREL—Men's, women's and children’s; also shoes, hats. curtains. dishes, rugs. fu niture bought for rummage sale. 1 v._Phone Mr. Winger. Decatur 6 BICYCLE. sirl’s. 16-in_frame. go0d_con- dition. only $12 cesh. _Call Emerson 5560. BOOKS—Highest prices paid for books, prints, sutographs. Bargain Book_Shop. 808 9th st. n.w. Phone District 5007. 24% CASH REGISTERS. safes office furniture and merchandise. including _contents of stores. _For best results call District 8112. CLOTHING— Highest prices paid for men's used clothing. Berman's. 1122 7th st nw Phone Metropolitan }7.__Open_eve DINING ROOM, el -oom. 1iving I« Turniture, ks and odd bieces. High cash prices. _Call_Atlantic 1097 FURNITURE, household goods. men's and children’s clothing and shoes. Call Storty, Metropolitan_8271. 5+ 500 14th st. n.w. | | RADIO—We have in stoc k'fi{zd‘fidm._.ct 1 KANSAS AVE. N.W —Large front room mext bath: shower: bus service or © gentlemen or coupie: reas. Phone Columbia_4:418-J. {1757 QUE ST Dupont Circle vicinity — Large double foom. suitable 3 of) burner. constant hot_water: free phone. €. bright roor vate home: convemiert (ransport tion: unlimited phone; $16 month. Phone Columbia 1761. 1 o room. walking distance Govt fined house; ladies: reasonable. = 1718 15th N.W.—Nice. cheerful room, newly decorated. all new furniture: sinl $4 week:_double, $7. C e LOWELL NEAR WISCONSIN—Gentieman: pleasantly furnished room in detached home bath adjoining: convenient trans= tion. _ Cleveland 7R40 9 UPSHUR ST. N.W.—? rooms bath. phone. nicely furnished: non-housekeeping. PhoneColumbia M 1804 TRVING ST N.W —Gentleman oniv; two beautifully furnished rooms with in- | closed and open porch avennokml Rock Creek Park: private family “K16 CATHEDRAL AVE —Lare room. twin beds. near bath, nicely located. Phone Adams 0444, % EAST CAPITOL. near Capitol. Lib: —Large 5-window room. also smalier room. beautifully furn office: _in_attractive residence man; sarage nd adjoining_bath. Columbfa_561 3000 PORTER ST. N-W.—2 nicely furn Tooms. next bath. '3 block bus line: French phone: in refined. pvt. home: gentiemen. _ 421 11th ST SW. Apt. 1—Nicely fure nished_room. suitabie for 2 gentlemen. LARGE. comfortable twin beds: conv Govt. Printing and city P. O. and C. Univ. Phone North 7189 IR0T 26th ST furnished. auiet car line; young month GLOVERS PARK_ ° Beautiful_large o beds. private bath; 0675 101 Tooms. equipped for 1h k Aon tiouble, poom. 105 BO0F. centlemen. S6. gl 2 4515 ARKANSAS AVE_ N.W —Larze front room, $15 per month. Phone Georzia om__nic ection: near preferred; $15 F resident. iadies h st nw 107 tWO. W% Emerson room reasonable, suitable for 3 15th ST. N.W able single or gou le “room, comfortable beds, walking istance 18th ST. NW room. near bath 25 o Phone Adums single i MONROE ST. NW.—Large. 1 twin beds, new furniture. ample omatic oil A N.W.—Larg: bath ld’lu‘ Toom. wate TR41 ST. Xurm<hed double ' room, undings 1843 23th ST —Near Wa tel: two_highly desirable roo; double bed. next to bath; Phone Adams “w. 820 CATHEDRAL AVE.—B nished front room, with sh expos. ‘suunb:z for 2; p i EUCLID 6T, N W 2d_double rooms. nex ied phone: half block 14th h st W —Beauti{u red and painted, derful location ‘RESEARCHMEN'S CLUB_ 1t —Ideal 1 1 h single. weekiy sem | WOODLEY RD. X nished room. private bzth. southern e posure: twin beds. all modern convenience. refined family: convenient o b 108 TENNESSEE AVE_ SE. Api_5—Ons furnished bed room. facing Lincoln Pary. 8 Apt. 31—Girl to share room with another: large front rogm, comfortaple | bl 7 near Meridian Park_—Lafer, newly decorated second-floor front roo; nxu closet, c.h.w., unlimited phone; gén- eman. MASS_ AVE. N.W.—Handsomely fur- pished, large room niext to bathi mice for_nice people 2N DO“NTOWN—BQIul!X\:) double semi-private bath: adults only: $ month. _Call Metropolitan 7287 811 TUCKERMAN N.W.—Well-furn. roo: next to bath: shower: private family: clo to trolley: transportation optional: coup! or_gentieman. _Phcne_Georgia 5408 907 NEW YORK AVE. Apt. No lent Toom semi-private bath, 1 | hot_water: ved only need_apply. THE SHERMAN_ Apt. 405. 1101 15th N.V —Front room. 1wo windows. southern exs posure. comfortable. for gentleman: ref. * alcove front. next a week. Also smaller . semi-privaie bath. Si week; gentles "_Phone Columbin_35104 200" G ST. N.W.. THE CO! double " rooms, reasonable. 915 20th ST. N.W.—Bright bed _room, twin “beds. in ‘apt. house: gentleman; | $6.50_week: shower: m: 7 2 1345 L ST. N.W.—Lovely large. newly furnished | h.k. room th running water an s range: $6.50 weekly. | 4 WEEK: 2nd fr. south. bus. To perm. empld.. settled I Newton st Toom, amc.; unlimited phone Near cars_of y. 1863 Phorie_Adams 3208 1218 16t—Larke, cheery. {ront room. windows. balcony. porch: quiet home: near £ood cafe. _Electric griil if desired’ * KENYON ST. N.W__Large. seconds floor room. niceiy’ furnished. for one of 0:_oil_he A 108 TENNESSEE AVE NE_ A One furnished bed room. facing Park. d ST, Linceln ed—Two bovs twin beds. Call after 1419 2 to share a room. 4 pm | 262 15th ST, SE nicely _furnished clean rooms and porch for Lh.k.: adults, 1014 1ith ST. N.W. Clean. comfortable sleeping rooms: single and double: well furrished: hot wat. telephone. parlor: reasonable rates. nw._Jocation | room. with porch: every conveniy | sentleman. Phone Adams 17255, LINCOLN PARK. 10N Tennessee Ave. N F: ‘The PFairfax. Apt. Newly furn. @rste floor_front_sinkle rm._c.h.w.. S4. 16Gth N'W.—1 double and 1 _sii single in apt.. convenient to transpo: .__Appl. Dt 402, after ¥ am. IT I_M _N.E—Furnished rooms in pvt. home: Tefined gentieman or working cous ple_preferred. reasonable rent 1916 16TH ST. N.W —Unusual tive: refined. comfortable. conv. | double:_men or_couple. CHEVY CHASE D “|ave: private family: gentieman preferred. room y_att single ot Potomac 1799 Phone Cleveland A vely, comforts able. newly decorated single rooms. neat shower elevator. S6: slso double rooms running water or private bath, $8. 1603 17th_st. n.w. _ 1435 CHAPIN ST. N.W —Clos Toom. bath. extension phone. a.m.{ er's home: gentleman: $1X: garage 302 11th ST NE —Newly fura, room for | 2:"modern imp.; telephone: $30 month; board_optional. ' Phone_Lincoln_$060. 1507 KENYON N.W.—Gentieman of auied habits ' comfprtably _furn. Jarge closets, neat bath: hbme of 2 aduits: garage 1865 MINTWOOD PL. N.W, Rooms in excellently furnished hom for employed people: meals optional. rnon- Columbi FURNITURE, rugs, household goods. etc.: absolutely highest’ prices paid: for best results_call anytime. Lincoln 54K8. 2 FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. _chini ware, rugs, silverware, paintings: highest cash prices paid. Call Murray, Adams 5133. g FUR COA'K'S—HlthE casn paid_for old fur coats. Call any di sskay Furriers, 635 F st. n.w._Phone ‘District 0581 PORTLAND HOTEL, 14th st. and Thomas Circle—Lar; 0 oute side rooms, $7 week: private bath. 50, ROOMS—FUR. AND UNFUR. 1640 I1th ST. N.-W. colored—Room _fof Tent, furnished $I8 “or unfurnished. $15; Just papered. Call North 5689. St GOLD—BRING YOUR _OLD VER, LA!'INU'II TEETH, DIBCARD!D PAY CASH. A KAHN INC “43 YEARS AT 635 F. WILL pay_cash for two 0x12 Guilistin rugs; vfiz dealers. - Phone Columbia 0839, CASH FOR OLD GOLD. — Silver. watches diamonds and old discarded fewelry "Full cash value pald. Selinger's. ~_ ROOMS—SUBURBAN. BEAUTIFUL room in new. private homes board and garage if desired: 20 minutes to city, good bus service. Phone Walnus 3 ROOMS AND BOARD. 1620 K ST. NW.. The Lee-Marque—Nicely furnished room:’ excelient board: home cooking: downtown:_reasonable. 27 BURNSTINE'S 031 G, W Sinee 1A Peeral License CHEVY CHASE_MD —Spend Fall end Wi ter in naval officer's home: beautiful su roundings; convenient schools. stores and churches. ' Call_Wisconsin 3510, HOT-AIR FURNACE, Office. 24¢ FOR FAMILY of 3 or 4 in_modern su arhl’a‘ home: reasonable. Phone Atiane c ANTIQUES—] bl i B0 Wl sactifice aiso 2 Eaisiey snawis: ail Monday. 1340 Kenyon n.w.. Apt. 24. ANTIQUE ANDIRONS, brass an iron; fenders, fire tools. gold-leat mirrors; pricéd low. Murray Galleries. 1724 205 8.w. ) fight. RUGS. im 1431 Parl 9149, ‘Adaress Box ¥ ted, room size; l“o-uo-uo wood Pl n.w. Phone Adams SEWING MACI tllll‘d. olled. ad- 'pail teed. Rentels. 83 month. Coi-9313 until & pm. | Fooms. mm—olwl:o o;r-n h-ndi g} S R ' 1742 PARK RD. N.W.__Double. llntle and studio rooms: brand-new moderi: furniture; _ventlemen only: unlimited phone. 1 single . W. and 1834 COLUII!A RD.— 1 ear llnor ‘8“ 1209 N 8T. lflv—mmcu . with or witaout excellent meals. mmu b 16th ST. N.W.—Walking_distance: cies for young people: twin bed: congenial llmfl!vh!l’! room for two: lots Of the very best oo .__Phone_ Wisconsin 467 T. N.W._Attractive homi excellent meals; gentlemen preferred: refe front e 20d North flflfll“n" W