Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1935, Page 54

/ SPORTS NavyYardMakesRecordDuckpinEntry COLUMBIA LODGE IN STAR TOURNEY L) Entire Roster of 34 Teams Will Shoot Tomorrow at Lucky Strike. BY ROD THOMAS. HE largest single group of bowl- ers ever to compete in The Evening Star tournament, all representing the Columbia Lodge, No. 174, I. A. M., most of them navy yard machinists, will blast away tomorrow night in the Lucky Strike preliminary. It will be a free party for the 170- odd members of the 34-team league, whose bowling will be paid for by the Bacas brothers, operators of several restaurants. Most of the machinists will receive fat handicaps, but at least one among them, a decade or so back, would have wanted none. We refer to the league’s president, Joe Fowler, who at one time was an invariable choice when all-star teams were formed and a unanimous one when such a team was to repre- sent the navy yard district. Fowler still can pot the headpin with regu- larity. Big Business for Somebody. 'OWLER and livewire Jack O'Con- nell, who has uncled the league from its inception, engineered the ma- chinists into The Star tournament and gave the Lucky Strike a tremen- dous boost in its campaign to land the roll-off, in which the bulk of the $500 prize fund will be distributed. Com- peting with the Lucky Strike for the hig chunk of extra business are the Arcadia, Columbia and Convention Hall, the award to be made by a vote of the tournament participants. ‘Twenty-five pergent of those who shoot the five-game qualifying round will engage in the roll-off, with the cost of their second sets paid for by the alleys they represent. Thus, if 2,000 men and women compete 1n the quali- fying round, the establishment that gains the roll-off will acquire cool smackers in extfa business plus a siz- able pick-up in practice games and*a ‘whopping boost in prestige. And this year, with all four of the | major establishments running at full tilt, the contest for the roll-off prom- ises to be a humdinger. It was won last year by the Lucky Strike. Each entrant is asked to cast a bal- Iot, no matter at what alley he or she shoots the qualifying set, and it may be that the issue will be decided by the votes from the smaller plants. If the “little men” of the bowling busi- ness ganged up in favor of one of the big plants that plant assuredly would grab the gravy. Heretofore, however, the minor ballot has been well dis- tributed. Entry List Zooms. Wl'rfl numerous leagues adding two games to their regularly | Ea scheduled sets and not a few shooting double-headers to make up the quali- fying test, the tournament entry is growing in leaps and the goal of 2,000 mppears likely to be achieved. George L. Isemann, secretary of the National Duckpin Bowling Congress, who covers the fleld from New Eng- land to Georgia in his duckpin pro- motion activities, said today he knew of no tournament in the country with as much appeal as The Star's, which costs the participant nothing except the alley fee for five games. “And you won't find many, if any. in which the interest is so high,” Ise- mann added. ‘The bowlers have from now until December 29 to roll their qualifying sets, which may be shot at any estab- lishment in Washington and nearby Maryland and Virginia. Entry blanks are available at all. e TALK COURT TACTICS Coaches Agree That Man-to-Man Defense Is Most Effective. Man-to-man defense is considered the best protection against field goals by two of Washington's collegiate court coaches, it was revealed by their remarks before the third session of the National Capital Basket Ball Clinic last night at the Y. M. C. A. gym. Both Freddy Mesmer, of George- town, and Walter Young, of Ameri- can University, discussed zone defense formations but agreed that individual guarding is more effective, George Hepbrom, secretary of the National Basket Ball Rules Committee, traced the history of the game since its in- ception in 1892, and Dutch Lentz, coach at St. John's College in An- napolis, explained several practical offensive plays. —_— LISTS DISTRICT QUINTS G. W. High to Play Four Capital School Combinations. Four local scholastic fives are on the schedule of the George Washington High of Alexandria, it has been re- vealed by the announcement of the Virginians’ complete list of games. Tech, Western, Roosevelt, and Gon- paga are the Capital teams to be met. ‘Western opens the inter-city com- petition next Tuesday at the Western eym. . The schedule for the Washington W Booserelnad | alexanara: 2 Ji 3 3 T“;.m:“r‘y\gmczo;:.f- at Alexllmrll. 1! ern 18, noomalt. nz Roomllt, 25, t Wencm; 19. MARINO GRID CAPTAIN. ‘WILLIAMSBURG, Va., December 12 ()~—Joe Marino of Jamaica, N. Y., a guard, has been elected captain of the 1936 William and Mary foot ball team, BROWN PICKS OSTERGARD. PROVIDENCE, R. I, December 12 () —Warren A. Ostergard of Canton, Ohio, has been elected captain of the Brown varsity foot ball team. Sports Mirror By the Associated Press. Today & year ago-—National League lifted ban on night base ball; voted to permit one night game in 1935 with each rival. Three years ago—Craig Woed de- feated Al Espinoss, 2 and 1, in final of San Francisco open match phy golf. Five years ago—Bat cessfully Mended f-w against Kid Chocolate in 1§ rounds. L4 HE Occideatal Restaurant and Heurich Brewers match to- night at Georgetown Recre- ation to be one of the hardest fought bowling battles of the District League this season. The Brewers all but whitewashed the Occidentals in their frst meet- ing a month ago and since then the Lchampion Fred Bucholz team has been watling for a chance to get even. In first place after an uphill fight, the Espet-Newman-Harrison Krauss- Clarke combination have a slight edge over the Megaw-Santini-Litchfield- Clampitt-Blakeney outfit. Another tussle that looms as a sizzler is carded at the Lucky Strike between Grand Central Valet and Arcadia. The Valetmen rolled a record set of 1,909 in trimming Heurich two games last week. Convention Hall bowlers play host to the Lucky Strike sharpshooters as the major circult brings its second series to a close. A?!‘ER many discouraging defeats that dropped them far down in the Ladies’ District League pennant chase, the Swanee bowlers are hold- ing their heads a bit higher today because of a two-game victory over the pacemaking Rosslyn club. Unbeaten practically all the season, the Virginians were fairly smothered in the first and last tilts as Swanee chalked up games of 561 and 541. Rolling 542 to 497, Rosslyn won the middle tussle. ‘While Lucille Young, Swanee anchor, and Evelyn Ellis, captain, ] T e, ERSRaan e 0t rcades L Lustine-Nichol'n Chillum 4 Riverdale _ Lanham Brookland C'neil Individual Averages. C Hiser_ | Brown~ 28 "o¢ Dent___ 36 94-12 CHERIE'S BEAUTY SHOP. Sanders_ 33 94-15 Dula Anderson 38 94-11 Piozet_ 36 STANDARD STORES. Rubin__ 33 103-1 Webb___ Lehman_ 38 95-3 95-8 Berrett__ 36 DIXIE PIG. Corneil” Gittings_ Suess___ 33 94-13 Proctor_ Woods = 30 83-13 Ballenger L.D'ncan 31 oot LUITINIANICHOI.AON Anstine_. 36 98-8 Holden_. 38 umm 33 97-2 M.Turner 32 ton_._ 36 94-10 CHILLUM, 93-8 Miller_. 22 £9-19 Motyka_ 89-12 Mehafie 2. RIVERDALE. 92- Ao n-rdeny 91-6 Dorman. n-a Penn... MNHAI‘ 87"’9 Wllkml Soude! Rasm’sen .’fll Gahan.. 29 Allsworth 33 M Hiser. 33 Gude_.. 12 ci3% i e HG. Dairy Prod. 637 !lur & Paimer 812 623 1 RE.A. Cle: Architects Lanh Ivin’ n !!lcuiu“ Scots e Garage 388 Individual Averages. MARYLAND DAIRY PRODUCTS. G. Avg. Te: mnle._ 33 125- Re H. Smi 6 115-27 Ot -. L. Amun 36 115-14 IO SIS AU it bk it 19100900 R RRREEN %R AG DR o eley gfl ll2" 2 36 111-26 Souder _.. 3 . Hflllr 27 1378 Morrison 33 Gdal 8 C. Lilley Hoffman_ Harrison unds ai Snowden Heilman_. H.Aldr'ge High team games—F. G. E. and Seal ot Seom & Dome oit Co. 178 g gh individual eme—Bherbann (F-G. Hiy mhn individual set—Rothgeb (Takoma High strikes—Hutchison (P. G.E.). 22. h toares —Sherban (F. O. £.)} Dev: High {ndividual average—Rol Roe s Sempae—Sothueh ,CTa- Individual Averages. SEAL eonmm:nou co. Ave. S. S. 5 11876 Mirewss 35 11050 33 112-9 Seal. - 111-10 el A A A p e B 110-4 5 d 33 33 33 DOME OIL CO. 30 113-17 Patrick. 43 113-14 ‘l‘fur. - 27 110 109-24 106-10 25 SMITH & MURPHY. ‘house 33 113-22 Hobbs_. Russell. 33 112-9 luge.... Goode_. 27 108-22 o COLUMBIA WALLPAPER CO.. No. 1 TRowell 27 111-25 Kernan. 24 105-18 O'Dwyer ll l -14 Llewis- 31 1 i 51’ TAKOMA MOTOR CO. lm lg l!l»l Prentiss. P g lD Nllol!i 107-1 106-14 102-2 27 104-7 STANSBURY CAPE. 106-12 Wendell. 21 100-17 27 12 Alken. 1'1'1 09‘7:‘8' 33 1 SRDaris 33 en Hutch'on nh.- 33 104-4 ifi: b s ,; S B W 3 183 J. Occidental-Heurich Bowling Battle Promises F treworks shared high-scoring honors with iden- tical 126 strings and 349 sets, it was the timely rolling of Capt. llh lear- ick that swayed thé®odd decisi favor of Swanee. Mrs. u:nemk'i let was 333, Rolling the high team scores of the night, 580 and 1,665, Lucky Strike swept its match with National Beer to cut Rosslyn's lead to two games. Polly Shugrue, with seven spares (six in & row), shot the league high game of 149, six pins under Lorraine Gulli's season mark, to top the wining attack. Her set was 362. Gulll, with 345, and Helen Sullivan, with 332, backed up the fine pin-toppling of the Lucky lead-off roller. SBOO'HNG 120 her best single ef- fort of the season, Bess Ackman all but put the Nationals over for a first-game win. Coupling 121 to Ber- nice Preble’s 120 and Louise Roberts’ 114, Mrs. Ackman again led a last- me charge, but to no avail, as the Lukies piled up 569 pins against 543, which was the beer team's high game of the season. The former Evening Star Yuletide tournament champion rolled 345 for the set. Little Mary Esten of Convention Hall, who is holding fifth place in the Meyer Davis Sweepstakes, produced the high set of the night with 368, col- lecting games of 112, 131 and 125. Her team dropped two tilts to Arcadia as Evelyn Ream led the winners with 126 and 326. Billie Butler was top scorer with 121 and 328 as the Bill Woods trimmed REEEEEEE R 5500 el Northeast Temple twice. Prince Georges County Loop STATE ROADS. ‘Wolfe 'l‘! 1104 Kelly __ 11 100-9 hi 's fatictord 25 Duncln Rmols ICE & FUEL. d___ 33 106-15 O'Neale_ 15 C.Rector 33 104-15 C.St'clift 4 102 W.St'clif 12 102-9 Owen... 30 DIXIE PIG. AGWh'y 36 . Keeler .. 36 Mccall__ 36 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Skinner_ B.Armst'g 32 99 Armstr's 31 107-23 F. James 32 9i-11 Abel 27 105-9 MAYTAG WASHERS. Wheeler_ . E. A. CLEANERS. }15-6 Motyka._ 11-21 Amiss 108-8 Denit_ ARCHITECTS. Abrmthy 36 106-14 Ackman E W.Rbi 3 105 Eion: 48 1039, mess—— 35 BROS. & BOSWELL. INC Confipton C.Lovett, s 10379 R°Rer: 15 4 100-1" Carter.. 18 15 108-3 svenzk 38 33 107-14 Keel i 12 33 100-25 Carier JOLLY SCOTS. G Ed'nds TRY-ME GARAGE. 12 108-4 Salatt Casnell - 34 106-18 Edward B'snahan 33 104-17 Stevens Petworth League Team Standing, Individual Averages. YORK AUTO SUPPLY €O, G. Ave. G. Groves__. che___ 33 113-24 Brotman_ 24 Gusack - 33 108-1 hxermcl 2 Bernstein 28 100-18 LUCKY rnun Mm. Shugrue_ 18 112-2 Burch.._. 30 Ulurhrlck A'I ll]d"‘fl WHII!IA Z-K rnxms ueuon rron.:. A.Clarke 33 103-14 Qliveri_o 20 32 102-20 T. Clarke 102-20 PETWORTH. 111-10 Hancock- 110-3 Wiley. 2 1083 Butler. YOU & ME SHOPPE. 30 110-2 Benham_ 19 1 Z 11 107-8 Reid__ 15 26 106-17 LITTLE TAVERN SHOPS. Riley - 27 110:3 Hoddinot F Araujo " 11 10: &00881 20’ 106014 Fannins Federal League END OF FIRST SERIES, Team Standins. ) e 23350 Muunnuuui PrISe ey, ety aa;a & EEt T ety o 50 it G. jon Pr. !ubne u‘h’n ol o2 0N S5 31319 futotol 3! it ] 601 7 1681 14,539 10 597 1.658 14.749 WWI'I'IUAI. AVERAGES. 3 3 1oAY oymen_ 28 11725 : 18 10718 NATIONAL CAPITAL PARKI £7 115-33 Rittner. 105-8 5 g1 103-28 27 1 1 106-h SaNY GOVERNMENT PRINTING Walker . 27 118-23 ;4 118. un- Brown 2 ! I '.. NO. 121. 2-6 Scheer__ 22 free i /< ki 7 n 'rdt 27 irnard 27 114 "3 3 Womens 37 183 B 27 109-18 24 10072 110-22 dette 27 7 Woods__. 24 111-17 - 27 Sowast- 3 1 6 108-17 110-1 96-1 108-23 Taylor__ Cooper-- M'Carthy r 112-18 Purdy.. -- 12 108 Endres.. oung_~ %7 107-25 PUBLIC SCHOGLS. g2t i Y Wi INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, @-fiifii’fii‘i’:mfii | either Edwards or Linebarger, OMAHA MAY RUN ON ENGLISH TURF Jaunt Hinges on Recovery From Lameness—To Get Severe Test Soon. By the Associated Press, EW YORK, December 12— ‘William Woodward’s Omaha, king of the 1935 3-year-olds, will invade the English turf next year if he has fully recovered from the mysterious ailment that forced his retirement last August. The stretch-running son of Gallant Fox who, like his famous sire, won the Kentucky Derby, Preaknes, Bel- mont Stakes and the Arlington Classic, is doing light work at his owner's Bel Afr Stud, in Maryland. Even to the | expert eye he shows no signs of the ailment that has had his trainer, James Fitzsimmons, and veterinarians guessing since he went lame after win?® ning the classic. Appears to Be Sound. “HE APPEARS perfectly sound,” said Tommy Driscoll, foreman of the stable. “Of course, he is only being galloped, but I intend to bring him back to Aqueduct December 22 and put him in hard training. Capt. C. Boyd-Rochfort, Mr. Woodward's English trainer, will be here to watch the colt and pass on his fitness to race abroad.” Only an extended workout can de- termine whether Omaha is ready to go | after the coveted Ascot Gold Cup, the race in which Mrs. John D. Hertz's Reigh Count finished second in 1929. During the year the chestnut speed- ster piled up earnings of $142,275. He was first in six of his nine starts, fin- ished second back of Rosemont in the Withers Mile and wound up third in | the Wood Memorial and Brooklyn Handicap. The Brooklyn was won in world record time of 1:48ls for 1% | miles by Discovery, with King Saxon | second. — ~HONOR DENNIS INGRAM Alabama Youth Elected Captain of Woodward Prep Quint. Dennis Ingram, from Alabama, has been elected captain of the “oodvard Prep basket ball team, which was to | play its fourth game of the season | today in Baltimore against the Frank- lin School. Woodward won its first three games in the Hi-Y League, which | | is conducted every Saturday morning | at the Central Y. M. C. A. At present the team is lining up with Beane and Murray, forwards; In- gram and Schmedegaard, guards, and | cen- | ter. All local games will be played on the Y. M. C. A. court. ‘The schedule of remaining games. Deunbfl' "n Chnrlaue Hall e 17. Charlotte Hall, aw: Hanfipeo February 7. Landon, at Bethesda; 11, Priends. at Priends, March 3. Priends. QUINTS IN LOOP GAMES. Three games of the U. S. Govern- ment Basket Ball League are sched- uled for the Y. M. C. A. gym tonight at the following times: 7:45—Indian Bureau vs. Bureau of Standards; 8:45—H. O. L. C. vs. P. W. A; 9:45— G.P.O.vs. F. H A, PROTONS BEAT CARDOZO. Overcoming & 6-point deficit at! half-time, the Protons defeated the | Cardozo Night High School five, 42- 33, last night on the Cardozo court. Hall, of the losers, led the point scoring with seven field goals. SAMUEL MOSBY DIES. Samuel L. Mosby, veteran golfer and beloved figure in affairs at Washing- ton Golf and Country Club, died yes- terday of pneumonia at the Emer- gency Hospital. No funeral arrange- ments have yet been made. NO CAPTAIN FOR IOWA. IOWA CITY, Iowa, December 12 (#).—University of Iowa foot ball let- ter men have voted to abandon the election of a permanent captain for next season and appoint a captain for each game. FRAY GRAYS' STAR. Mount Rainier Grays were led to! a 36-32 basket ball triumph over the Flying Eagles last night by Fray, who scored one-third of the winner’s points, WANT GROWN-UP FOES. Unlimited fives seeking games are asked to get in touch with Abe Heim- berg of the Alpha Zeta Alpha five at Emerson 3606. He may be addressed at 5203 Chevy Chase parkway. GIRL TEAM BOOKING. - Games with local basket teams are sought by the girls of the South- ern Athletic Club, who may be con- tagted through A. Robbins, 110 Mar- ket street, Annapolis, Md. BUTLER MEET MARCH 21. INDIANAPOLIS, December 12 (#).— ‘The fourth annual Butler indoor re- lays will be held here March 21. 'In- vitations have been sent to 167 col- leges and universities. | WINDOW JANTITOR, colored. under 50; must under- stand Iron Fireman, small repairs; industrious: eferences from last em- plover: good pay and apt, not answer I requirements. Phone Afld"l Bex 2-V. Star office. _ room a ut 52,50 weekly: ® Con cn-ouuuva ‘Glub, 1607 1 (Eve at. e p.nf' 2 o m.meu uwn lnl.erne' 4 p.m.. Roor: 302 i MAN wanted, at once, to complete outside sales force; radio and elec. -nnhnncel ex- riel preferred. dpnl’ between 9 and Liberal Credit Dept. Store. 418 MAN wanted to take charge of going wholesale novelty concern. —Must have experience in this line. State age. nltr- ences and experience in"the last five M. ar for emhumea Toute. Grand Union Tea Co.. 603 F st. PHARMACIST, reglstered. et 200d_salesman Write, stating references d ._Address Box 75-V. Star affice. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for new houses, must” be experienced: good Broposition. Apply “from 12 to 1 m 308, 1427 Eye st n.w. ROOFING SALESMAN for brick and sid- ing and asphalt roofs: profit-sharing or liberal commission. ~Address Box 236-V, Star_office. 7 SALESMAN. T experienced; eve- nings_ until Sheer's, 3004 14th st. n.w Chn!lml 3 e " real estate d at Must have car and experience. Opening several new oper- ations. Baker Realty Co. Inc.. 1420 K st. n.w. Phone District 1311. SALESMAN add sales promotor. to_gell new line: loog Brobosmon and fast lemnl Address Box 202-V. Star office. SALESMAN. experienced in new i uned #. , iplles confidentlal Ad- office. w-hou: once. SALESMEN WANTED—5 salesmen to call , elling income tax records. your profit $1.25. Apply n.e. SALESMEN—Spiendid goporiunity selli outside the District. delightful. popular- riced life of Will Rogers. Write Mis: hitman at 1506 Meridian _pl Washineton 1 - orce, d and auto necessary: salary and cummls- sion._Apply Mr. Jenkins. 1306 H B ooy Between B ath. and 4 b, 1% SODA DISPENSER, neat, experienced; full time. Kay Drug Co.. 5th and K sts. n.w. EPECTIALTY SALESMEN wanted by dis- tributor for new patented product: splen- did opportunity for neat._ambitious men; references required. Call Emerson 1726. TRUCK DRIVER, whi wanted for grocery. Pay. SN week. 101 4th st. se. DRESSER. young. experienced. for Bc and 10c store. Bring references. 516 Minnesota ave. ne. Benning. D. ( YOUNG MAN. cashier. Reply in own handwriting. stating age. phone number. alifications, | references. ~ Address Box 4-V. Star o YOUNG MAN. wmu'n'mmz'u;m eer. capable making eating layouts Write fuily giving education and experience. Address Box 235-V. Star office YOU\G “MAN. 18 to TS olfl expert Lpist. ‘auick and accurat (Jsures. Bie ‘nse. experience and give references Address Box 201-V. Star office YOUNG MAN. experienced in sel an ladles’ shoes: permanent position. _ 3 5t n.W. YOUNG MAN with auto. nm time eve- ning work; credit_investigation. Address Box_78-V. Star office. INSURANCE CLAIM ADJU! R Large. old established Washington agency has opening. young men. fully ex- perienced casualty claims. Write fully. personal and business record and stating £y expected. Address Box 278-V. Star AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS. Ignition and carburetion experts wanted for scientific motor tuning. Must be neat In appearance and work vincing manne Satistactory salary B hwosd need not apply. Ace. Address Box Life Insurance Assistant Manager. Highest rated. progressive life company i1l employ active. ambitious young man to s'l‘\lrt and worl (!h agents: not in- Moderate sal .ry nus office ex- du r'l'v“r( and bonus _on Address Bouthern Manager. Box 245-V. Star office: SALESMEN ngs on‘y‘ th st n.w. "CAB DRIVERS, + Qur Proposition on New 1935 Taxicabs. UNION TAXICAB ASSOC., 20 Mass. Ave. N.W. “CHAUFFEURS FOR YELLOW CAB, 1217 23rd ST. N.W. Employment | CASH FoR DEUVERY Bars, AsHman @555 wryrmisome HELP—WOMEN, __(Continued.) WHITE WOMAN for housework and of two children: good home and Elll"’ Apply after 6 p.m.. 1648 You st. se. YOUNG LADY to learn wholesale uphol- stery business: must have some knowledse | or stenography. State previous pfislllon nd’ salary expected. Address Box 242-V, Star_office YOUNG LADY, stenosrapher and Ienerll Addres: ting SALESLADIES FOR DRESS |DEPT. APPLY THE LOEB | CO., 714 Tth ST. N.W. HELP—DOMESTIC. COLORED WOMAN. . N er housework: references; stay nig Upshur st. n.w. Phone Adams ti44. COLORED GIRL. neat. to do geperal housework: rtIerence preferred. Phone North 10:1 COOK. zeneral housework: must hn\e city references: capable taking charge. Apt. 37, 1650 Puller st. n.w., Thurs. after 6 p.m. GIRL to assist with housework and care of child: home nights: $5 week, Ph’!n- Shepherd 1 GIRL. colored. between 1 housework nd no nights: $6. 5006 Hlinois ave' n.w | GIRL. white. for upstairs work and care of child: stay_nights; references; $30 mo. | Cail Emerson 3131. | HOUSFKEFPER, refined white woman. " for 3 Qauits: stay nights. S5 week: permanent if qualified Phone Atlantic 3767 1027 | G st. ne. HOUSEKEEPER. white, 25 to 40) cook. not afraid of work: good fair ‘sal references. Georsia 0 HOUSEKEEPER-NURSE. Shie b bered_ 30 to 40 vears. fo take charze em- ploved couple’s home in Chevy Chase. Md.. and ‘entire care children; 1 and 4 years stay 50 monthly. Must be capa Bie. cheerful ‘and Wwilling to carry out in. structions. References. Address Box 266:V. Star_office. | WOMAN. settled. white. for general house- work in apt.; good cook; salary small, but es light; live in. Adams 1770-R ®ood home Phone uovrAN colored. e: d_reliable. for | Seoeral housewerk: mase be fond of ehil- | dren: live in: wages S8 week. references required. 34 West Kirke st., 'y Chase. LAUNDRY SALESMAN FOR ESTABLISHED ROUTE. MUST BE NEAT AND ENERGETIC. CALL CO- LUMBIA 7020 FOR AN AP- POINTMENT. SALESMEN. Neat appearing young men to learn the used car busi- ness. No experlence neces- | sary. Opportunity to earn| croocl money from the start. | Must have good character | reference and be willing to| work. Apply at once, Mr. Rosenthal, OURISMAN CHEVROLET, 625 H St. N.E. —_—_—— HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. B _experienced in business. to Work in Alexandri nent position: must have good r Give phone number and address. Box 1-V. Star office. erences. Address INSTRUCTION COURSES. BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTA! Earn more, have more—opportunities are numerjus TODAY. Your best investment is .n_a BOYD COURSE—UNUSUAL AD- VANTAGES. Fzflr\lcl today_for the Xt class. ' BOYD'S. 1333 P st. National 2338 AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy and clutch control; car furnished, Ct Reliable” Foster Hartwell Met. 1600 'GIRLS. GIRLS GIRLS. Special dis- tart later LEARN BEAUTY A L Chrtmas i count if enrolled this month. if you wish. Expert training. Positions secured for graduates Easy termg, In- vestigate before’ you enroll . Modern School of Beauty Culture. 13 nw ~ DO YOU NEED A POSITION? course on International Business Ma=- . including the verifier. alphabetic- unch, and_assorter. is the surest way to employment. 'asy to learn: widely used in Government departments. Rates re: Sonable. Day and evening sessions: classes now forming. Call for demonstration TRAYER COLLEGE. Homer Building. National 1748. WORLD-FAMOUS METHODS OF BEAUTY CULTUR As Taught by MABELLE HONOUR Experts. 'A_Pleasant Profession. vnlmmed Opportunities. Free Ouuln:a\'e‘—llsy T 1340 N. ve. N et, . 26 0urs of Successtul Beauty Traming. e — = EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. DOMESTIC. CALL “DOMESTICY for “help. women. acity, ick service. Decatur 2445, 1655 5tn st men and | est | Star office. Md. Phone Wisconsin SITUATIONS—MEN. ACC'T. expert. books o} {ened e!mfl l!r! o, audited. statements. Teferences: estimate free. Adams 0706, 19% CARPENTER_ white 40 experienced. gen- eral work: reasonable; by day or hour. Phone Lincoln § as urrukn will mlmllll’l . homes or houses: experienced white. Linc. 9260. * houseman. b exerience; 0444 CHA butler. ored man: 10 years' ence. Phone North 1 FILIPINO COOK. butler. congenial. good _d enced. Address Box 26! | FILIPING desires position in ptivate 1 ily as_cook or butler: can drive any make car: 5 yeers last employment: first-class | city references. Address Box o office. . MAN graduate Sonable. references. Star_office. MAN. reliable_ 40, seeks permanent conr - | tion. good firm. with future: bookkeening accounting _or ‘collecting; fine, experience .rfid references. Address Box 257 office "WORK of any kind by honest colored boy; references. 1 ave. Phong North 8474 YOUNG MAN. experience. _desires responsible party. y_col refer- houseman: hon- oung_desires_employmen good salesman (new Ndress Box t. reliable | Oreson office and secretarial employment with Address’ Box 253 YOUNG MAN attending day session of Straver College wishes to earn room and board = by chauffering. doing odd jobs around the House: also interested in work- ing in cafeteria, For interview, call National 1748. YOUNG MAN, bu formerly life ‘insj employe, wants siderable _experience, best Address_Box 268-V. Star office. YOUNG - MAN colored, wishes ponuon ot ny Teléphone Atlantic 5860. 13* si college _graduate. rance agent. also office les or office work: con- of references. 13% SITUATIONS—\IEV AND WOMEN. ATTENDANT NURSE adults: experienced. ggod references: assist with home dutjes. District ;953‘, NURSE private ivate family; st Teterentes. © Address | Box fce._ well educated. pra L9 leave clty. GIRLS (2). colored, wish ri-time rt-time Jobs after Setiool. Phong Geomln 0483, GIRL. high school education. desires posi- tion typist_or general office work. Call HOUSEREEPER for emploved motherless home. by white gil references. Phone Adams 6275-W. LADY, capable rcliable. experienced. de- sires care of semi-invalid or convalescent: assist with house duties and sew. Phone Ge ¢ -11‘. o o typing at home; 8 yr " enveiopes. etc. ox Star office. 1‘.’.4 DY - wi o usiness eas. Addr PRAC e B e K K Cleveland 774 TYPIST, thoroughly experienced complete knowledge of office duties. tl\cht knowledge of shorthand: dependable; splendid 'reference. L 2806, Miss_Griffin. L NURSE. comunlon to elderly Phone e WOULD PLAY D. C. FIVES. Cumberland’s Knights of Pythias basket ball team is looking for com- petition with District of Columbia teams. L. H. Chaney is booking games RELIABLE AGENCY. Decatur 5561 1402 11th, has cooks, maids. gh.W. bus boys, dishwashers. day workers, housemen. * RUPHERS' EXCH. "HANGE — H.ouu'arken gooks, maids. mothers: helpers. launds ‘housemen; 3551. 1837 lémn BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL. SI'TUAI‘ION&—DOHE!TIC. COOK. colored. first-class. willing to do nm-noor NOrK; stay nights. Phon { Year: take s | rery | glzn_rp I'U.K Columbia rd HELP AND SITUATIONS AN ELECTRIC TRAIN AND A BICYCLE FOR JUMIOR. THAT WILL ComeE T6 ABoUT #7150, THEN A SET OF BOOKS, NECKTIES, £TC. FOR VARIOUS FRIENOS. AROUND Town —* 75 MOTOR TRAVEL. | DRIVING TO _DALLAS. TEXAS. Kllo'(vl]lt and Memphis. Dec. 21 IWo passengers. share expenses | Box 2¥4-V. Star office. £ LADY GOING SOUTH WOULI LIKE hare expenshs: Tefs exch._Address 4-V. Star_office. ¢ DRIVING TO DALLAS AND AUSTIN Baturday. Accomodale two. Phone Decatur RN‘XENT EMPLOYE DRI\’!WO TO ¢ay and returning Mon- | ds share expenses. Phone 2 and 3 p.m TRANSPORTATION TO LOS ANGELES wanted for services. companion for elderly person_or child. by mi ddle-aged lady. Rfl- dress Box 2Ni-V. 8t DRIVING LAUREL. MI ham 23, returning Sunday after reasonable. P VIA | Like | Address District = DESIRE WOMAN West Coast about De © and 5. Nationa! YOUNG V-8 PASSENGER. pmvz 5. Phone between The rate under heading of Per- ne additional qu Y. FRONT ROOMS home. on bu Phone E BRIGHT. aulet. convalescer: Takoma Park. Md. | HEMORRHOIDS BY MY O R I suits "esctive tor & e time or money back _ Write for bookiet or sure Dr SOMMER- | Adams O3RN DURXN(:v N in WILL ADDRESS _ENVELOPES spare time._ 720 17th st. n.w.. AD EXPERIENCED TEACHER OPENING ber of Falls Fa after FOOD _SUPERVISOR—Graduate _ expert- | ence: 10 years' dietician, cafeteria, hotel, restaurant: excellent references. Address Box 437-T. Star office. PHYSICAL CULTURE PR fom New Yok City men_oni Pmnc ' National 5058 LIDAY SPECIAL." Felts cleaned. redesianed to vour Indi- vidual taste. $1.50: turbans made from | your materials hats_created fur: moderate prices LO.” formerly L in Studio, 1011 H st. n.W. | ith Mme. Ash. District 9656 CHRISTMAS CIFTS C, f LESEON RK}EPT at6. :E REPAIRED WHILE YOU WORK. | Examination by appointmeat (no charge). | TAKOMA CL!NIC Phone Georgia 6826 WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY there is ro need to feel that they must cept infertor funeral services due to in- | bility to pay a high orice The Greater W, Chambers Co offers a complete | funeral. cars and all. for as little as $75 Worlds finest waterproof airi) cuer. ‘coLoNIC mpmz\'rvow PHYSIOTH; apv: graduate nurse; open Sunda: Y residence or mine. Call Distri GROCERY room Room_ 908 GAS STATION ard _monthly: G S Drics. SSR00; easy terms. Room 908, 1406 G st ) ‘down, ooms, filled: downtown Tent, "$100° month: owner leaving town: this is a rare bar- ain. Phone Decatur 5296. No_agents. IF YOU HAVE $700 to invest, you at personal interview an opportunity _in _high-class money _absolutely _safe mmnm chanzed. Address Box 191-V. Star office. excellent 107, net on investment of SI8.000 lease; $5.000 cash reauired x 4861, Washington. LUNCH. opp. Govt. e Tent only’ $100. with' ap above: :only $2.000 down. Room 908, 1406 G st. 1.W. ROOMING or boarding ho exceptionally well furnished. direct from owner: price. $5.000: hslf down. Phone Decatur 1581 FOR SALE—Grocery. gas and auto sup- plies; both money-makers. Good reason for selling. For information, Post Office Box_4861. Clarendon. Va. cation guaranteed P. O. Box doing s path Profit, terms. ) on ruoms lease. £12°000: Slevator: 00: lon $600 monthly. ~Price, Room 908. 1406 G. ROOMING HOUSE. downiown: 20 rms baths: rent only $100: income. Erice,’ 82,500 terms. Room 908, RooMmo HOUSE on_Que near 12 rms.. 2 baths: rent, ‘income, $250. Price. $2.0 iwoumo HOUSE, 1! R. I ave. near 13th $1.600: terms. Rm RESTAURANT WITH | downtown _ location. cost over $25.000 5 years ago. outright, $12.000. or take mannlnx partner. 300 cash l'm handle. dress Box . Star_office. DRESS SHOP: & vears downtown 10;,;(:.:;: Manageress in_hospita'. $1500_takes Fixtures cost over 3300, ACT ‘QUICKL Address Box 238-V, Star_office. i DELICATESSEN in finest local market, & money-maker: very ”lwnlble Besl Tea- wfl{l for seliing. Address Box 2: 'ISur £7 u 1406 G modern _equipm Wil “sel | STORE OR LUNCH, RO &t Sae: socd | e o o Tocation. A money-maker. _Decatur 1877. ROOMING_HOUSI 75 M Cprice. “unly Msu A bargain. m , FIOUSEWORK or mald by ex- perienced. light colored girl; excellent, city references; home nigh! ams_1796. at the Knights’ hall in Cumberland. COLLEGE HOCKEY. Minnesota, 6; Carleton, 0. Found Ad Cor ission. noi" X3 i T I00% ady. medium: “a:‘émw': e umm; exciusive: . Yull co-operhtion. Address Box o( Npulu nll ‘co-operation. Bermanent; 1 BOY, 16, nnt bpestance. N bieycle. Taylor's_Pharm: 2nd C_sts. n.e. " Gentile. age 24-33; . [nfirasice preferred. GIRL colored, wants job as day vorhr or Dart time; cxcellent laundress. plain uwnu ehfl- Tat Open! Ku, for experienced books Kespecs nd ‘capable ‘stenographers. male’ PERSONNEL SERVICE 1311 HELP—WOMEN. beauty lhov. 4LL-AROUND OPERATOR. and hair eun!‘r. Also s manicurist. A i gy e estab- ggngcu Xin and scald ._1145 Conp. ave.n.w. mm orm-mna flnly Lady Fair- Tiland ne. (2 round. ex: auty Salon, lnm n ' .. Room 4 M mfln and A 0 E’ usn lln §n llmn Hol E 0“ uelzfi'!o :Msun. o B Hosahs. 1558 P a hif who can SR 'i:.-"z"fmn-unool COLLEGE WOMAN with bunlneu or teach- K executive Ha Barbe- ‘u\ 'nnm ml nu-mr&n A Tot -'.'-?‘Ifl-"fiu“-'a‘k‘:fib ‘Adams Gl liable, wishes Work of any G&“"i‘ooi' 2ot st nw, " Phone West_1320-W. GIRL from Maryland _(colored). wants o ork. yther’s h Iper 5?’.‘;3‘3:: E’m”" orker, Sousswork. o oy or nights: Tef. rhon-msm.rm NEW STORE, corner Sth nd VS TV % block from bsll park: suitable liquor. grocery, \mch. rtnonlble Ginsburg. phone North_: GS of lonc-nt Hauor e tion. call Mr. ROGIINO HOUSI (apts.), rooms, 12 bath: okl heat; rent, lnng lease; mum.hll come, sxuu lished_grocery and . Ft}rs informa- 5 25 ? lowntown, 32 ice, G st near calnn: 19 rms nt income. $1.150; Drflflt, 3700 whiy. " Bric $5.500; 908, 1406 G st. “can_show | proposition: | ex- | FOR SALE—Business nropem- central lo- | €. 20 rooms. | BUSINESS OI’PDI‘I‘UNITIII FOR BALL—N:- blnldlnt Illh apartment of 5 rooms. bath, oll usted on comner: idesl locstion for drug store or delicatesse WARD D. COLEMA 919 New York Ave. N.W. m-u '6562. DELICATESSEN BUSINESS with beer li- gense. doing $750 per week. . ‘oleman. National 6562, ek Roommg House, “roams % bath ner leaving city due to other businets. Cash offers invited. l .IIECX‘:QCQ for quick sale. No ll!l.fli. GROCERY -] MARKE'K . Co B Bisiners: Creasing:, modern fxtures Stock and truck o DELICATESSEN. near Govt daily bl!;_l.\?(\ ren bldg. : sacrifice, $2.600. Jpst ‘above Dupont handsomel ! me. S100¢ MING' Holsz “Girard at 143 11 3 ), Must sacrifice. $1.000, Fi4th N.W.. Natl. 55 10 rooms. 2 elec.. well near 10th and “$350—ROOMING HOUSE. s. 3-CAT garage. h.-w xmmshm cheap ren.: A real bargain $450-Rooming house. 11 rooms : small down payment fountain; 4 rooms: terms. a' real bargain rooms: terms, : business, rent, o) 0 weekly: barga —Delicatessen. fice on account of 3 a bargain. _R. M. CURTIS. NAL 4130, 307 Kresge Bidg.. i1th axd G Sts. N.W. ¢ " ROOMING HOUSES 13th st. n.w.—10 rms Euclid hwo12 rm cheap Iness TT rent: sacris s <600 re_$300 tes. M A _ 9% Randolph PL N.E._ North ROOMING HOUSES BOUGHT POR CASH IMMEDIATELY 1t Satisfactor: . Blaylock. Met. 8199, HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & sEBvlcE BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs and piliows reno; best prices and prompt del. Mattress Co. 319 L st.s.w. Nat. 6679, BUILDER. garages, remodeling, general ree Wm. E. Prentice. Shep. 16! NG_REPAIRS. shelves. roofs. No_job too small. Geor 214 North Irving st. Phone CARPENTER, flooring. shelving. general repairing. weather stripping. Brining, Taylor st. n.w. Phone.Adams 1624 CARPENTER. white: general repairs. stair- inclosed porches; can work (rom Prone Alexands CHAIR CANEING [Raost=r, ING. porch ARMSTRO\G esal Elec Co FOR PAINTING. pape waxing e inew \\4\! Est FLOORS SANDED AND nmsum LIKE NEW. LOWEST PRICES _ NEW HARD- WOOD FLOORS LAID. CLEVELAND 50 GENERAL REMODELING. ROOFING WATERPROOFING, = PLUMB- ING AND HEATING ENGINEERS; REGIS- RED. __TERMS. | TEI PHONE DECATUR HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED Call Met. 6024 BRODT. INC __473 i1th, 733 14th ne, Roofing. Oeun- a) Renu e et am: 2 “STORY HALL Quiek sesvice. white, mec | any time. Neat papers PAPEPI‘\G RCO\' S Free Est. 4 Ul PAPERI G. P‘\I\'fl‘lo d T e save you ety auality assured Col. PAPERHA pered. $ anteed. Phone Atlantic EAPERHAL PAPERHANGING and painting; pered, $5 up: satisfaction J_N. Tolson. _Phone Dis . PLASTERING REPAIRS. stucco. cement, chimneys, waterproof leaky basements, damp walls. leaky roofs: reas. Minnick. Lincoly_4437-W ¥ UPHOLSTERING. furniture repai .- finishing work done home if fle(\"d. Weaver. 1434 Newton st. n.w. Adams 8401, UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing, re finishing. chair caneing: work guarantee Weismuller, 2423 18th n.w. Adams 076 guar HOME I“PRO\'E‘WE\T COMPANIES " plumbing. hea ne. LEAKY ROOFS 5, $1 WKLY General repairs. cellar to roof. Special her siripping. National Roofers & proofers. phone Coiumbia 5410 SAVE NOW oN Remodeling and Resairing Start paying s 5 _monthly. FREE ESTIMATES Federal Contractmg Co., 913 N. Y, AVE. N Night. Ad. 00 SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. “Advertisements under this head- ing are presumed to be from pri vate {ndividuals. unless the adver- tisement gives @ firm mame or & business address or atates the word Dealer, Members of the public who find dealers masquerading in this column as private individuals are urged to report the matter to The Star for investigation.” AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO. 1431 East ‘st.—Special prices on ‘factory portables for the holiday season. Giv a trial, Lincoln 00S2._Open_eves. ANTIQUE _andirons, _fenders, gold-leaf framed mirrors; also large assortment of fa: and hollow sterling silverware; make uitable Xmas ¢ prices reduced. Mur- ray Galleries. 1724 "uxh st. n.w. 13° ANTIQUESWe sell and buy all kinds an- tique furniture. glassware. china, silver, bric-a-brac. prints. Edelson, 618 5th n.w. ARMATURE WINDI.NGS—SR\F mo electric refrigerator motor repairs. Stock motors. armatures, _brushes. Starters. senerators exchanged. repaired; fowest prices. Harrss Armature Co. 9th & O n or 1920. A B, cleln beams. lintels. brick. %‘Jfife omber sath and doors: Eas Fhdin tors. 2131 Virginis avi n.w., Phone Metropolitan 6817 Tivigg rm. break: adio. fast set. - Edeiman. Bxcy’cl.i’ (boy's) like new: reasonable. (between Que and R sts. BICYCL&S velocipedes. wagons. s. doll ca Diages. " Special prices on reconditio bikes. National Sport Shop, 2461 15th cL n.w. (near Col rd\ Open eve. and Sun. ‘BICYCLES—Rolliast ana other hien-grade wheels - Hazelion & Blovele & Sporti Store. 424 910 BICYCLES h‘en Drices: stvles: new. 1050 up; t_1108 H st. ne. Ri AND POOL TABLES, sl sizes: subpligs, repairing, ping-pong iables nnd sceesso-ie: n. 81 . _Sei sin, 75" quincy pl. ) all used, sizes. all $10 up. w. Dis. 4' t.n.w. Dis. 4711, BOILER ND rum{ PAIR_PARTS. Wide assortment of grate bars etc.. eto. HECHINGER 4—Branches—4. Booxs—m the Park Book Shol st. DLW, ‘ offer 14th BMttanica, vard Cigsside. Compton Pictured Encyclo= pedi k of Knowledge, World Book; m at mu:uveu lav nr Southeast Bottle Sup nu >33 st. s.e._Phone unmln 102 Bt AN BURLDING. MATERTAL Trom g\lfl! 'Mklnl jobs. Largest selection at "ficmfio&% Q- Used, Material Dept., ' C Sts. 6th & o Ave. 1905 Nlchcu % s. Eews. GIRL. colored, wants Apt. colored wants' k- s i Gordotan 5t now. GIRL Tt colored, re desires full rt_time. heln:l.h will stay nights. Adlm H RK_or_mother's htlpfl Boha:, ?3.;"“!°.m. ay hishis. | Call hn:nl housew: Tt timi 'ork. Jurs Siwe. noounlo Ho ss——xz rooms, 2 baths, steam hell:‘lllln filled; do wn loca- ; = ess DI 5 alance ATTERY ’nn FPower Batteries. m!wn and vicinity, Ad- dren Box pite 2° 2 MS 2 BATHS, 'iflnlty lllh lhd Bol 26 mewly b painted, with new furnishines, L.:B:...‘ ‘mattresses; $850 i3 Shown by appointment oniy. m—colflnd girl wants “00 llnrnn st. D.W. work wanted by references. mlfl v'u‘r{ nn"fi: Gty Tet. West mu 'orl trained. Shipee unu-- for quick sale. Fhase Desscur BEAUT' IOP, located larse apt. bl A Ceatipped: -esta. - b dfl b, “haBPes Box B54-Y. star offce. *" RESTAURANT. liquor, fully eduip., go0d ice, iness:, retirl ease. $5°0007 terms. Address Box S7:-V, Star TEA ROOM. Tocated Tatee. htch-'ndo X IM hu!lnen. lo' n it. l iM dress Box 286-V. - | Bow. -m"i"‘o'm ol e 1 | TORK as mald ¥ Soer golored g nmm. o o L » { Bucxwflu'r BLOWERE—_Autom burn chesp coal $12 up: sale prices lfl chllp nn money; Jet us explatn: no obligation. Ffilrnl Armature Co.. 9th & O. North i, s Bar- We b = Codaks and proj Sy ulfl‘bhin s, 520 14 misses’_evening dremaw.xd larse doll carriase. W wom AMERA! used a SCiars Galns duily st. CLOTHING. coats size 14 e Phoo Girculatini hltefi -nd ‘c" %8. lnd ll.!.l!ll.l Wint er warm, 8 and 4 chlldnnl clownes, 425 4th st Phone um:cln wnw model; mod!l O-I(N. 1328 Ne" York_ave. rge size, $10_(practical jeakiast set. 85; reed s16; igh' chalr, $3. (Co ed Next 3-door. aratesd; 10 cu. 5“1.) new)y S CRIB. b-nle« Tiag