Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1937, Page 24

THE STORY THUS FAR. Carol Clayton, after two years in London, returns to Brookdale with her wealthy flance, Hartley Madison. She is very happy, for she has always wanted to break away from the Saratoga tracks and the famous horse-breeding farm that has been the Clayton home for three generations. But on her very first day bock, her Jather, Jim Clayton, dies. Carol is left with a $76,000 debt of her father’s to pay off that he had owed to handsome Duke Bradley, a bookmaker. Much against his will, Duke had accepted the deed to Brookdale. Carol asks Duke to wait until she is married so she can pay him. He accuses her of marrying for money. Carol is in- furiated and decides to postpone her marriage until she can pay Duke herself. — CHAPTER V. ‘What was she going to do? She hadn’t known when she said those angry words to Duke; she didn’t know now. All she knew was that she was going to save Brook- dale before she was married. If she had been one given to self-analysis, she might have wondered why she had been so angry when Duke said she was going in for larceny. What Wwas wrong in a woman's asking her husband to save the home where she and her father and her grandfather had been born? Also, she hag prom- ised to marry Hartley before she knew the state of her father’s affairs. “Mar- rying a bank roll,” was she? It was ridiculous. Why, Hartley was young and cultivated and charming. He was good looking, too, even if he wasn't a3 handsome as Bradley. For some reason, when the comparison ‘came into her mind, she was angrier than ever with Duke. “I've changed my plans,” was all she would say to her grandfather and Rosetto, when they asked her what happened. “I have a few most important things to do and please, I don't want to be disturbed.” First, she put in a call to Newport. 8he assured Hartley that she was not NIl It was just that something in regard to her father's estate had come up; it had to be attended to at once and could not be done by long dis- tance; no, it was nothing serious, just some stupid routine which took time; 1t was good of him to offer.to come over, and, of course, his business tzain- ing would be valuable if it were any thing important, but it wasn't really; no she couldn't say how long it would take, but she hoped it would be all cleared up very soon; when it was, she would join him at his mother’s. Well, that was done. What next? How was she to get $76,000 to pay Duke? She had wandered over to one of the windows and was looking, without knowing that she was looking, down toward the stables. Her grand- father was patting Moon Ray. Sud- denly everything was clear in her mind. “Perhaps she isn't the best year- ling ever bred at Brookdale or any other farm,” she thought, “but she's pretty good. She’ll do.” The phone rang and she answered it. A strange voice asked her to de- liver a message from Mr. Bradley to Mr. Clayton; he was very sorry, but it would be impossible for him to keep the luncheon appointment. “It's O. K. by me” said the old man, when she told him, “as long as youre here. Anyway, I want to take it easy, so I'll be in shape for the auc- tion tonight. Even if I don’t buy and haven't anything to sell, I want to see i Carol did not answer. She hated to hurt her grandfather, to deceive him. But it had to be done. * % ko The paddock of the Saratoga track was brightly lighted that evening and & gay throng had turned out—horse- owners and horse-purchasers, breeders, bookmakers, bettors, society people, townspeople. Music from a big band rang out as an accompaniment to all the excitement. Duke Bradley came along, but he was not lonely. He was a most pop- ular young man and a familiar figure at every race track. Old acquaintances asked him for advice about the horses; new acquaintances were made. “Duke, me lad,” it was Fritzie, link- ing her arm through his, “are you a sight to see? You always could bring out the good points in dress clothes— a lot of these guys look as if they'd rented ’em. You look as if you'd been born in them.” “For those kind words,” he said, meking a courtly bow. “Here,” said Fritzie, hurrying him over to a man who looked disconso- late. “You must meet Mr. Kiffmeyer, Mr. Bradley. But you're Kiffie and Duke from now on.” The men shook hands. They had no chance to speak, because Fritzie kept right on talking. “Duke, is it my Irish luck that led me to barge into you the first thing, or is it? You are just the one to give Kiffie pointers. Now, Kiffie-doodles, don’t butt in on this talk. Of course, Brain Twizzlers BY PROF. J. D. FLINT. 'IY)DAY'S twizzler is not only a good problem of reasoning but a very funny joke at the same time. How- ever, there is real reasoning behind the logical answer. Three prisoners were haled into court and presented together to the Judge. He looked at the first man end said, “Have you anything to say for yourself?"” The second man answered, “I am not guilty, your homor.” The judge barked, “I wasn't talk- ng to you!” The third man then spoke, “I didn't say anything.” What is the explanation of this strange procedure? ( See ANSWER, Page B-12) by Vincentini you want to buy some horses tonight! You just think you don’t like ’em. And as for giving you hay-fever, it's all—gesundheit, as the Dutchies say,” this as Mr. Kiffmeyer sneezed. *Now, Duke, give us a tip. You know what horses are up for tonight and Kiffie for it. What is the best buy—he doesn't care what it costs. “A wise man,” said Duke, smiling at Mr. Kiffmeyer, who seemed to grow more dejected every moment. “If you promise not to tell any one—and why | would even as big a talker as you, if you're going to bid?>—I'll tell you that if I were buying just one horse, I'd |go in for Lightning. It will be the | last horse put up.” But on one point, Duke was wrong. The auctioneer announced that there had been a change made—at the last minute another horse had been put up. After Lightning had been sold to the highest bidder, there would be & surprise. It would be well worth waiting for. Duke saw Grandfather Clayton com- ing toward him. At first he wondered if the old man could have been drink- ing. He waved his arms and he could hardly speak. “Stop her,” he cried to Duke. can't do a thing with her! her—don’t.” “What are you talking about, grandpa?” asked Duke. The old man was beyond words. He pointed toward the paddock. Carol was leading in Moon Ray. Duke was beside her in a minute. “I thought you were in Newport,” he said. “Many of the things you think about me have no basis in fact,” she said. “Why mention this one?’ “Because”—he could see grand- father a short space off, frantically entreating him to save Moon Ray— “I just wondered why the elaborate subterfuge about being in a hurry to “r Don't let be here.” “My plans were suddenly changed this morning,” she said, with elab- orate politeness. “I found I had to have some money and at once. You, of all people, know why.” “You overrate my intelligence,” he said. “Unless—did that crack I made about larceny get under your skin?” “It had nothing to do with it. This is my own ideg.” “A light begins to dawn on me. You really aren't going to let Hartley Madison settle that little amount in either way we discussed this morn- ing “Right, for once. I'm starting to- night. When I have paid you every cent and not until then, I'm going to be married.” “What, may I ask, does Mr. Madi- son say about postponing this mar- riage—after all, it is his as well as yours, you know.” “I might say that is none of your business. But instead I will answer your impertinent question by saying he doesn't know a thing about any of this. But I'm going to prove to him and his family that I am not marry- ing him for his money” “Don’t you mean,” he asked, “you're going to prove it to me?” “If you don’t mind, Mr. Bradley, if we are to continue talking at all, I'd like to change the subject. It's a beautiful evening, isn't 1t?” “This is going to be hard on grand- father,” said Duke, in a kindlier tone. “Selling a horse is always hard on him—and Moon Ray!” “Don't tell me! I know. But it has to be done.” “I may be stupid, but frankly, I don't see how selling a horse is any great help to you. What's a few thousand, if we are going to be mer- cenary?” “Fortunes have been made from “A stake?” he asked, puzzled. “I can run it up to what I owe you.” “Betting?” he said in amasement. “Handicapping, if you must know.” “But—" “Will you kindly let my sffairs alone? All that concerns you is get- ting your $76,000. And you will.” “You must listen to me—I can’t let you do this. “How will you stop me, pray?” “Perhaps I can make you get it Landlord Uncle Sam Bars Dogs and Too By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, July 23.—Just count the children, give away the cat and be certain you live in a house which would. entice a wrecking crew if you want to live in one of the Govern- ment’s new slum elimination apart- ments here. The regulations were issued yester- day. No dogs or cats allowed. A wife and six children are one too many. Your present home mustn't have A Many Children electricity, an inside toilet or a win- dow in each bed room. If you're accepted after investiga- tion—only 260 prospective tenants have been tentatively declared eligible of 4,183 families applying to date—you can’s use any tacks, nails or cement to lay the rug. You can't erect a radio serial and you can’t leave the baby buggy in the hall. ‘The first of Cleveland's three Gov- ernment slum elimination projects is expected to be completed and ready for occupancy in two weeks. is perfectly willing to take your word | make your train when you meant to | THE EVENI Niustrated une WaRINGs Carol, in an ex- quisite Dblack net evening gown, was leading in the high-stepping, sleek young thor- oughbred, Moon Ray. through your crazy head that you can't beat the old law of averages— handicapping or any other way.” “So you say. Just watch me.” “But—" “Au revoir, Mr. Bradley. Moon Ray has to be sacrificed. But Brook- without any larcen: Duke walked slowly back to Grand- father Clayton. He did not speak. He simply held up his hands in a gesture of futility. With her mind made up, Duke is ing Moon Ray. Can she really make | good on her promise to pay him, her- self? Be sure to read tomorrow’s fast-moving installment. (To be continued.) (Copyright. 1937, Loew's. Inc.) _LOST. BRACELET. old fashioned. wide. gold; vicin 1414 Mass. ave.. 14th and G and 11th st reward.District 3886. Y COIN PURSE. lady's. brown leather. con- taining €10: Jost Vic. or in Kann's Dept. Store: reward. _Adams 5562, COLLIE. large. tan and white. answers | | name “Percy’: 10st in_shopping se scratch_on nose: reward. Atlantic 39 EYEGLASSES—Silver-rimmed nose glasses in black casc. vicinity 14th and Col. rd Rew 1350 Spring rd. n.w. Col i FOX TERRIER, male. 2 years. white. one black ‘eve. long tail “bowed front legs. named “Bob.” Thurs.; reward. Mr. Morsell, 3107 _Wilson blvd. ~ Walnut 7982 FOX TERRIER. while._ large black spol on side. black spot on each side head: vicinity drd'and Channing st. n.e. reward. Channing st. ne._ A GOLD-DIAMOND CLIP, woman's. sct_in ebony, week of June 4, in Shorenam Hotel, Chevy Chase Country Club or in cab. Find: €r_call Met. 0316._ Liberal reward. LOST 'in taxi. Wed. from House Office Building to F st. long black cane, broken nose—quartz handle. Also at Southern Society party for Gov. Earle feather fan. Reward. Wisc. 2270. LOST. Saturday night. black wallet cor taining cash and check; liberal reward. Phone_Alexandria i35 SIGMA NU FRATERNITY C. J.H. on back; reward 5. 138155+ o S E SONOTONE HEARING AID. complet Sonotone transmitter. Liberal reward. Hul Washington Bldg. District_0921, WRIST WATCH. Iady's. diamonds (E. S.). between Investment Blde.. 15th and K and Transiux Theater. Reward. Temple initials Call Walnut LADY'S” WRIST WATCH and iwo Ti -Found in the Sanitary Bath House at North Beach. Md., July I8 Call and entify and pay for this notice.” dale remains to the Claytons. And | powerless to prevent Carol from sell- | HELP MEN. ___(Continue ed 2 experienced new-car sales- men to sell new Plymouths: wonderful proposition: we pay salary and bonus. Mr per. Evans Palmer. 14th and L n.w, hetween 10 a.m. and 4 pm. ME nted two ~ wide-awake, _ well- dressea single men, with good referénces. to travel with manager and represent inter- national art company. State past employ- ment _and phone number. Address_Box 413-H, Staroffice. 25¢ OFFICE BOY. high school graduate. by large commerciai firm, Chance for advance- ment. Apply in own handwriting. Addresy Box 100-J, Star office. =5, OPERATOR for linen suit pressing machine, experienced only. Apply 816 19th at. n.w. PAINTER with Lwo or three years' experi- ence; wages., $5. Phone Columbia 10480 between 6 and 7 p.m. 24 PHARMACIST, full time e rets. salary expected. Address Box 409-D. Star offioe; =00 5 L1508, = PLASTERERS wanted, Buckingham Apts., corner Giebe rd. and Pershing drive, Ar- lington. Va. See foreman on job. L RADIO SERVICE MAN, thoroughly experi- enced, for outside service. Apply Bears, Roebiick & Co.. 911 Bladensburg rd. n.e. SALESMEN, exp., married; salary, commis. sion. Met. ‘5308, Kar SALESMEN—Wanted at 5 experi- enced used-car salesmen: have one of the finest assortments in town of used cars: and L Your opportunity to make big_money Mr. Roper, Evans Palmer, 14th sts'n.w.. between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. SPANISH TEACHER wanted for conve tion between 8 and 9 a.m. at private home. State nationality. Adress Box 116-E, Star office Sy STENOGRAPHER-CLERK by local bank, preferabiy with some banking experience. In reply state age, experience. salary ex- pected, and give references. Address Box 412-H. Star office. TRE. batteries and oil changers for service §tton work. Apply Sears, Roebuck & Co. 91 1_Bladensburg rd. n.e. USED-CAR SALESMEN (2): highest com- missions; varied selection of cars; service and courtesy viven customers; ‘pleasant working conditions; one of the' best con- nections in city. Only sober. permanent men need apply. See Mr. Garner between 12 and Mandell Chevrolet Co., 1800 Nichols a 8. YOUNG MAN. 17-21_ neat appearing, for coliection.” sales ‘Work. Must be satisfied with $10° & week guaranteed salary, plus commission Average earnings. $18 to $25 a week State references, phone and dress.Address Box 8K-H, Star office. YOUNG MAN. around 0. for "work as ard helper in retail lumber yard: must ave equivalent of high school education, Address Box 353-H, Star office. YOUNG_ MEN (2 neat-appearing, for special Summer vacation work; excel, earn, Suite_305. 1 F st nw WILL SELECT TWO NEAT MEN in Wash- ington or ‘Vicinity. with cars, for excellent opportunity through electricai division: one for inside work. the other for calling on store customers weekly advanced percent- age: pay discussed at interview. Phone Pri- dav. 7 % 0 pm. no other time, Polomac TELEPHONE SALESMEN. Experfenced telephone salesmen with cithier securily or real estate experience will find it 1o their_advantage to call to see us. Parmelee. Inc. 1026 Woodward Building. ) PHILLIPS 'ETROLEU COMPANY will employ a_man (0 take charge of one of its territories and supervise a small dealer oreanization. The requirements are as fol- and 38 years of age. least two years of spe- v selling and preferably three, Some 1 experience an asset The best as to character tatus: Prefera though a deserving s sidered Health: Must pass physical examination. Automobile: A respectable-looking light car. Company: Large, reliable, leader in the industry c'* Practical. essential, economical, hly regarded Unequaled ing: Truthful, tinuous program Territory: Within tngton Compensation: Car allowance. excep- tional commission and respectabie hours. Cpportunity: Well above average This i< an above-average position reau ing an above-average man. 1f you are th: man this company will emplov you immedi- ately. Call Mr. H. Bartholomew at Kensing- ton S4. Monday. Julv for appointment WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Several ambitious men, at least 21w C. dr permit: ‘salary. & and bonus: wi -S40 per week ¥ no selling: must have good repu- Apply in person only, 201 Trans- on_Bldg bly married. al- le man will be con- extensive. con- 20 miles of Wash- | solut | AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN. We offer the best set-up in town. Thans- portation. honus. gasoline and a high com- | mission rate cars. Investiza'e this today | Inc.. Chrysler-Plymouth, 392 | Arlington. va | Washing Machine Salesmen. Salary and Commission | To two experienced men who work as directed 7 hours per dav. Apply 4 to pm. J. L Bateman & Son, R FURNITURE SALESMEN, Increasing business necessitates 2 additional salesmen with ex- perience and good record. Per- manent position. Drawing ac- |count and commission. Apply | Sears. Roebuck & Co., 911 Bla- | densburg rd. ne. Al's Motors. Wilson blvd.. | MAN for warehouse, familiar with handling boilers and radiators; furnish reference. |Address Box 401-H, Star | office. ENGLISH SETTER. July 22. Randolph 4321. SPECIAL NOTICES. . 1 WILL BE PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE for debts contracted only by myself, GEO. H. PERRY. 707 22nd st. n.w. 5 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY debts contracted by any_one other than myself, "MORRISON L. SANFORD. 2 st. ne. . DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART loads to_and from Balto. Phila. and New York. FPreauent trips o other Eastern cities. “Dependaple Service Since 1806." THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE CO._Phone Decatur 2500, is one of the largest CHAMBERS 3, jog gt the Jarégs: world _Complete tunerals as low as $78 up. 8ix chapels. twelve parlors. seventeen cars. hearses twenty-five undertakers and assistants Ambulances now only $3. 1400 Chapin st nw. Columbis 0432 617 lith st_se Atlantic 6700 HELP MEN. ATTENDANTS_ for curb service, over 18 years of age; $16 week guaranteed. Apply 5111 Georgia ave. n.w. AUTOMOBILE MEN—Profitable connection with long-established ~Pontiac account, selling new and used cars; the town's most liberal commissions: transportation furnished qualifiers. See Mr. Barham, L. P. Steuart, N.E. Branch, 141 12th st. nle. . experienced 1 proposition in the Ford Blue. Logan l ____ HELP_ WOMEN. | ATTENDANTS for curb service. over 1R | years'of age: $16 week guaranteed. Apply 5111 Georgia ave. nw APPRENTICES — | Apply 1 to 9. Betty BEAUTY OPERATORS wanted at once. good 6_Wisconsin_ave. n.w. BEAUTY OPERATORS (%) mu: perienced; good _ salary. Martin's, '1623 Conn. ave. | BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced: | salary to one who aqualifies: steady posi- tion: air-conditioned shop. n.e.’ North 9707. FLAT-WORK _ ASSORTER—O enced need apply. Apply after 4:30 p.m., 623 G st. n.w.. Bergmann's Laundry. GIRLS—Two neat-appearing_colored_girls to work in confectionery store. 2005 9th s.ow, - GIRL, white, age no experience neces: st.nw. SR Lot AR o GIRL for office; knowledge of typing; i school graduate. Apply after 10 urday National = Escort Bureau, Conn._ave 37 experienced, salary. Liliian’s, be_ex- Apply at once, nly hop: Apply 404 9th gh t- 8 AUTOMCBILE SALESMAN—Man over 35 preferred; , experience not necessary: we train you:' high commission rates paid to man who' qualifies. Ask for Mr. Pence, Owens Motor Co.. Inc.. 6323 Georgia ave. AUTO SALESMEN for new and used cars. Direct factory dealer has good proposition to offer men wno qualify. Previous auto- mobile experience not_essential. See Mr. Nichols, Edmonds Motors, Inc., Ford dealer, Clarendon. Va. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN _ with _clean Tecords and who can prove they have and are producing will have the opportunity to connect with one of the successful dealers in the low-priced fleld; our stock is co Dlete; compensation is 'well above average: every co-oberation is extended: replies will be held confidential; if you are not satisfied, or want a better opportunity. write in de- tail._Address Box 410-D. Star office. BAKER to operate wholesale-retail sho established business; profit-sharing bas Golden opportunity” for some one. Me experienced. In reply state ke, experience. salary expected and give references. Address Box 402-H. Star office. ass trimmers large Apartment building; contract basis. See ave. 1936_Plymouths COOK. short_order, colore: t have experience. Apply at once. Farran's Grill, 1216 Bladensburg rd. n.e. 23 DRIVER-8OLIOTTOR for _ dry cleaning Toute in Bllver Spring. Only experienced preferred. Local references required. Op- Bortunity. for i * “Address Box 111-H. ,stllnrofl(‘:.ht G DRY_CLEANING FOREMAN, handling’ complete departmerit. ing. state experience and reference. dress Box 364-H, Star office. EBTDUATORS —Salesmen wanted for_fast- selling Zonglite. Call 12 to 3 bm for per- sonal interview, Mica Home Insulation Co., 436 Btar Blds. National 1571. FINISHER, hardwood: must be famillar ¥ith mray equipment: if not Brat' clase o apply: ‘guaranteed” steady work. Harry'c. Tohnson 4 Bon, 3816 Georgla LUBRICATION MAN. experienced. capabie of running shift. State salary and give ref erences. Address Box 419-H. Btar office. 25 MAN with education, culture. knowledge of farming, carpenter work. etc.: private school, country. Address Box 338-H, Star ce. . MEAT CUTTER, first-class, 1520 17th st n.w. Capable of B uni- 288" pleasing person- : room. board: Rall, GIRL, white, attractive, ality. learn waitress worl good tips, saiary, Apply Brass Laurel. Md. - GIRLS (2) for_restaurant work. Apply in person to Log Cabin Service. I mile south of Fredericksburg, Va. on Route 1, M. L. E._Garrison. - HOUSEKEEPER who wants nice home and small salary; capable of managing small house and 2’ children. ~Call Falls Church 'OPERATOR, “National” typewriter book- keeping machine. State experience and sal- ary expected. Prefer some one not now emnloyed. Address Box 404-H. Star office. is:_white: per. by ¥ Star_office. SALESWOMAN wanted. with experienc for _bakery. Give references and phone wmber._Address Box 2 Star office. _ SALESWOMEN. over 25 years of age: sell feminine hygiene products: permanent posi- tions for sales producers. Inquire 1 to 4 p.m. d Mrs. Davis, t. ne. TYPIST SALESCLERK. _experienced in catering and confectionery business; refer- e oply 3412 14th st. YOUNG LADY wanted for re cleaning store: one with tailorin ence preferred: ~steady position. 7711 Georgla_ave. n.w. S 2 i experienced; $10 _ weck su 5111 _Georgis ave. n.w. WAITRESSES, white. over 21. Apply Nip Bar. 3316 Georgia ave. n.w. 238 8 . to care for sick stay nighis. Emerson 2247. WOMEN willing to learn new and profitable business. Office or sales experience desired, but not ‘essential. Opportunity for limited time only. Worth your immediate investi- gation Employment manager. 7th floor, 333 P st. n.w. ‘manent, 1 dry- & experi- Plenty of both new and used | HELP DOMESTIC. COLORED—I{ you are Mary Harris who 1i ;? at Fairfax Apt. n, call Dmerson Bu8l, s GIRL white, for seneral housework snd care of one child; good home and salary; IUst be experienced and furnish references. eo! i NURSEMAID. be able to r week. Beimont rd. n.w. WOMAN. 25 to xp.; excellent cook. general housework; city refs.; stay in; $30 month. 1637 Montague st. n.w. —_— e SITUATIONS MEN. ACCOUNTANT. public _accounting, _real estate and financial experience. desires r sponsible_position. _District 5571. ACCOUNTANT' expert; books gtarted, b anced. audited. kept part time: taxes; most _clty_references. District 6505. ho once knew the luxury fine persouality, splendid health, all social graces. former editor, wants ‘placement_ as_secretary, companion, attendant or assistant to executive: can €0 anywhere. do anything: salary sec- ondary consideration, Address Box 420-H. Star office. e o COMPOSITOR, wide experience. good lay- out man. working foreman: best refe: ences._Address Box 3: Star offic INSURANCE ADJUSTER. 10 years' multi- ple line experience home office: leval train- ine.Address Box 394-H. Star office. * LAWYER, who is also an experienced stel ographer. desires position in law offic Telephone Emerson 5110. 2 PAINTER. white. work by sonable. _ Lincoln_0608-W. ) STENOGRAPHER. typist. high —school araduate. 18 years of age; city references. Call Hyaitsville 99-M. (s STENOGRAPHER. with legal training and experience. desires position in law offic Address Box 363-H, Star office 2| YOUNG MAN. Iight colored. wants work, Houseman. elevator. general cleaning; ref- erences_Decatur 00 YOUNG MAN. pleasing_personalit educated, willing to g0 to school to study for “advancement. Address Box 340-H, Btar office. 23¢ SITUATIONS WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER. _competent: _bank, real estate exerience’ knowledge of shorthand and_typing. Randolph 5461 NURSE__hospif in day_work._Columbia_43 NURSE-COMPANION., undergradut perienced. social secretary: cheerful. good personality, strong. healthy; prefer chronic case. Potomac 4567. g STENOGRAPHER - TYPIST. _#x accurate: L2 P e TYPIST. knowledze shorthand, well edu- cated, 2614 must = erienced. moderate salary. Call Georgia d cook- x00d laundress. wishes work of y kind: city references. _Cali Dec. . 4435-J. COOK. appreciate get with good people; stay nights; $10; go away; ref. Address Box 418-H. Btar’ office. i GENERAL HOUSEWORK. good ook OT part-tim work: small family, reference. Adams 257 ) GIRL. colored, wants work as general houseworker. plain cook or mother's helper. Call_Potomac 1469, 3 GIRL_colored. neaf rellable for gene housework _or part time. Decatur 2024. GIRL. colored, wants general housework or part-time work: no cooking. experi- enced:_reference. District RX74. 2 GIRL. colored, neat. reliable, desires posi- tion as maid or attendant in office or store, Decatur 2320-W. s GIRL. colored. wishes part-time Jjob in mo-ning from '§-1: good reference. Call Emerson 2113 from 2-7. . GIRL. colored. from 8. C.. wishes g h excellent plain cook: ref. Metropolitan 7112, ADt 9. P e colored. wants position as nurse- 15" helper. maid or light house- ¢ nee. Adams 8121, GIRL colored. {rom Charlotie. N_C.. wants CooKing or genera! housework: city refer- _Decatur 1138, o IRL. colored. wishes pari-time 1ys._Alma Goins. 1428 Sth st GIRL, colored. wishes housework days: references. 1428 Sth st. n.w. Breciand. £ GIRL. colored. wishes plac day’s work: excellent cool Decatur 4922-W o % SOUTHERN COLORED GIRL wants work of any kind: references. Phone West 0738, WOMAN wishes part-time_work and laun- dry to take home. 1K17 Tea st Apt. 4. ¥ WOMAN. reliable. colored. wants piace to €ook in private family: home nights. 1015 Vea n.w. Pot. 182K-J. ¢ INSTRUCTION COURSES. AIR-CONDITIONING and _refrigeration | taukht by practical work on the machines. | Now g5 your ‘opportunity to_enter the | fasisgsterowing industry in the fountry. | s “easy payments. limited enroll- | ments now being accepted for new class [ forming. ENROLLMENTS CLOSE JULY 2 | Electric ‘Refrigeration Institute, 1% st_n.w [ | RECEPTTO! | training course. Inauire Miss West sonnel Service. 1311 G._Natlonal 2114, | WHY FAIL? Others are_succeeding. making MONEY. enjoying life. This DAY is an op- | portunity. Learn Bookkeeping. Business Management, Shorthand. Typing. Calculat- ing Machines = Enroll now —new classes. BOYD'S_ 1313 F st. n.w. National DIESEL News Free. Write Hemphill Diesel | Schools' Registrar. 3000 Reisterstown rd.. Baltimare. Md 280 ENROLL NOW Take Advantage of the Special Summer Rates And Learn Shorthand — "Typewriting Comptometer. WOOD'S SCHOOL. 710 14th STREET N.W. NEW METHODS ) d BEAUTY CULTURE Have won enviable vositions for hundreds of our graduates. _Free placement service. START NOW. Day and Night Classes—Free Bocklet. MABELLE HONOUR, 20 Years of Successful Beauty Training. 0 New_York Ave. N.W. Met. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE THE MODERN WAY. Thorough training in all_branches of | beauty culture including practical shop experience. 'Diplomas granted. Graduates laced in positions. Low Summer rates. 5y lerms. Start any time. Catalogue on Tequest. Modern 8chool of Beauty Culture, 1317 F St. N.W. nw no_Sun Lessie ket dinner or T ety references NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1937 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY “I'M HERE IN ANSWER TO YOUR AD IN THE EVENING STAR FOR A CAR AND DRIVER TO SHARE EXPENSES ON A TRIP!” HELP AND SITUATIONS —By BAER PERSONAL. ________(Continued) __ DOG LAUNDRY—WE WASH WANTED—ROOM, BOARD. SEMI-INVA- 1id, Sacred Heart parish preferred. State price. Address Box 346-H. Star office. * _ MAGNETIC TREATMENTS FOR GENTLE- men only by male nurse from N. Y. Established X years. National 5058 ke WHITE GIRL DESIRES POSITION IN RE- fined Christian home as mother's helper. Address Box :345-H. Star office. PERMANENTS, $1.95. Pinger wave, 15c; manicure, 15c: _ete free marcels and haircuts dafly.’ Met Special. 3 Beauty Services. B0c. Mabelle Honour School. O N. Y. Ave. BEAUTY PARLORS. EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED. Wonderful French Method used. Dr Deila Ledendecker. 3025 O st. n.w. West 1120. ___REPAIRS & SERVICE. BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs and pillows reno.: best prices and orompt del Wash. Mattress Co. 319 L st. 5.w. Nat. 6679 CARPENTER. independent, white: inclosed porches. _screens doors windows and porches: wire pickets. rustic fences: French doors. porches or steps: attic insulated: cellars or rooms modernized: cupboards. bookcases. cabinets_ Douglas. Atl. 2361 ELECTRIC WIRING, &3 and _re- alrs: 6-r. house fixtures & base plugs $A0 ega 91 c. €0 "a4h Upshur o el ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. ROOFING—SIDING—INSULATION Estimates Free —Terms d. Sherrier ol_n.w PAINTING _interior Summer rates: first-cl free estimates. Chi 0052-J PAPER HANGI terior: special ork. guaranteed . R. Conley, Lincoln G this week only. $6.50 per _Toom. washable. sunfast paper of 1937 work guaranteed. Adams 1591. PAPER HANGING-PAINTING—Roo: pered $5 up: I satisfy. J N Lincoin 3028-J.__ Alexandria 78113 PAPERING. PAINTING. SPECTAL SUMMER PRICES PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO., 3503 Georgia Ave. N.W. Adams” 1307, Evs.. Adlantic PLUMBING AND HEATING Jobbing and Remodeling a Specialty. HARRY_E. WILLIAMS. NORTH #24%. ROOMS PAPERED, $4 UP. R. STANLEY. 101 B ST. SE. Phone Lincoln 10403 3048, HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. | ROOFS. any type. BRICK WALLS WATER- PROOFED CELOTEX R WOOL. PURE WHITE WATERPROOF _ASBESTOS SID- ING. Manufactured by Bird & Son. Sold on our three-year payment plan. No down pavments no red tape. THE AMERICAN RE-ROOFING CO., INC., 13 14th St. N.W. Col’ 4551, PAINTING. papering. roofing; reasonable’ estimates free. AT 1724 Webster n.w._Adams 7108 ~ REMODEL WITH CONFIDENCE. Get an honest job at an honest price. Guaranteed by a reliable orzanization. NO CASH DOWN. START PAYING 30 DAYS AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED. You pay in small monthly sums. Our budget plan has been made to suil Yo needs. We_finance where others don't. FREE ESTIMATES. Renovate from Basement to Roof FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., INC,, 917 New York Ave. N.W. National 7416. Night_Adams_0033. Fuarantee Smith. DIESEL IS BOOMING. General Motors is_spending $1.500.000 in new Diese] plant. The Diesel boom is on. Diesel. ‘invading all branches of industry. creating new fleld of opportunities for properiy trained men. New booklet entitled “March of Diesel” will open your eyes to opportunities you never dreamed existed. Contalns amazing Diesel facts and bic- tures. Write for free copy today. No obli- gation. Learn for yourself what is happen- ing_in Diesel. In replving, state age, Hemphill Diesel Schools, 4001 Cold Spring Lane. Baltimore. M ACCOUNTANCY IN ONE YEAR—AT HOME. GOVERNMENT pays $3.000-$10.000 yearly. NEW ‘‘streamline INDIVIDUAL COACH- ING by LOCAL O. P. A. National or- ganization with specially prepared EASY home study lessons shools you speedily to C. P. A. exam. Some LESS than one vear. NO CLASSES. Special easy terms if enroll in July. Start NOW. Accountancy fleld booming. Phone American Academy. Dist. . for lesson and 46-page booklet FREE.® ASHINGTON ACADEMY of Beauty Culture, Inc., 15th 8t. N. Y. Ave. 350 Wash. Bide. World's foremost system in beauty cul- ture 20 years turning out fine students. Visit us or write, free booklet. Formerly »ith Wiltreds. N.'Y.. Expert Dept. ~District MOTOR TRAVEL. NEW DE 8OTO TO NORFOLK THIS BAT, return Sun- night; room for two. Colum: bia_1508. 2 DRIVING TO_CALIFORNIA VIA DENVER July 24 or 25. take passengers. District 25, Extension 674 . DEPENDABLE HOME IMPROVEMENTS ADD VALUE TO YOUR HOME. GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES. Our skilled workmen can renovate your home from attic to basement—auickly and skillfully. FREE ESTIMATES. CALL NOW! NO DOWN PAYMENT. Make your first pavment 30 or 60 days after work is completed U. S. CONTRACTING CO., INC,, 005 New York Ave. N.W. Natl. 2 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GENERAL GROCERY, sell very reason- able: good lccation. ' Inquire Allentown Market. Camp Springs, Md.” Capitol Hets. 8 LUNCH ROOM. downtown: beer: does $450 weekly: rent only $60; same owner 6 years; retiring; price. $3,000; terms. Capital Ad- justing & Finance Co.. 1008 H st. LUNCH. BEER. central n.w.: fully equipped: estab. business: rent. $50 month including apt. above. Price. $1.350; terms. Address Box 38 ic ety sk ROOMING HOUSE, downtown; 15 rms.. 2 bath: ter in most rms.; rent, income, _$325. pital Adjusting & in i st. n.w. Met. 4813. GROCERY STORE. good location, doing ®00d ~ business; owner retiring: _priced Teasonably for quick sale. Cone’s Grocery Btore. 651 E st. s.w. Met. 7656. _ 23° IREVEPORT. LA.: NEW OAR: LEAVING 8Sat. morning.” acommodate 3 Passen AUTO-GLIDE sales franchise for District of Columbia. _Resl opportunity for live wire._Address Box 342-H, Star office. : Lincoln 9845 bet. 6-7 p.m. 5 NEW YORK CITY—LEAVING SATURDAY about 6 p.m., take two. North 6728 until 8 p.m., and all day Saturday. * MONTGOMERY, ALA—COUPLE DRIVING new Chrysier sedan. July 30 or 3L via Atlanta, ‘can_accommodate 2. Call North 10000. r b . DRIVING NEW YORK BATURDAY, RE- turn’ Sunday evening: GROCERY with ice cream trade. no com- tition: town. | Ro1 GASOLINE STATION. very large: busy ave- nue: _ estab. business; low rent: _price, $1.650. Address Box 390-H. Star office. * RESTAURANT AND BAR, doing good busi- excellent location. Alt _Heidelbers, 2433 Frederick ave, Baltimore. Md. Gilmor ; pass. SCHET Dist. 2200, Br. 1543. " Res.. Natl. 96 DRIVING TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA July 26. desire one or two passengers to share expenses. Shep. 2135. 2 ATLANTIC CITY AND WILD' Leaving 1:30 Sat., 2406 EARN BIG MONEY: sell 50 personal Christ- i’?{ifi%rf& $1; free samples. Room 5.17. ’ SALESWOMEN for Women'’s Coats and Dresses. These are permanent sitions, in a high-grade store, for experienced saleswomen of integrity and good per- sonality. Address Box 142-H, Star office. MECHANICS to work in new Ford dealer- ship. Experienced men only. Edmonds ‘Motors Clarendon. Va. MEN with sales ability wanted by one of Wi st Ford dealers to follow urnished by house; new and used cars. liberal compensation and as- sistance in e}fxln:‘:” past experience in sell. ing_sutomobiles inl. experience briefly, Address Box uflf Star offica. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. BUSINESS. STENOGRAPHER - BOOKKEEPER, female, between 23 and 28 years of age, good ap- pearance: gentile. experience necessary, Drcferably in o el estate or contractors ce. 4 week. Washinston Em- ilomenl‘zflnnu‘ 214 “National Press N e CAMERA REPAIRS. DRUG STORE FOR BALE, doing good busi- ness: sood resson for selling: good op- portinity for drugist. Address Box 173-D. tar office. RESTAURANT. fully equipped. in 5.6 with small house: rent reas. to responsibie party. Lincoln_5500. 9 to 4 p.m: ¢ sacrifice. Leaving selling_ half intere: from Florida. Ref dress Box 401-H. St for stock and equip Star office. excellent iliness. SANDWICH SHOP section unable to cperate | Daily receipts of 33 | OUTFI lea ocation; JERRY O'A 990 WEST GRAND Grocery and meaf as $750 wkly. cash very cheap, as own cation: low rent | Address Box 405-D. We can house bu sell oy Call N |S. WINFIEL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 4 (Continued.) DELICATESSEN. SANDWICHES old estab lished: same owner 10 yrs $200.00 weekly: rent h._ Address Box 382-H. Star office. DELICATESSEN AND FRUIT BUSIN] and 3 to 4 thousand cash required Give full particulars. 7 Maryland ave. established DINERS AN] WRITE FOR CATALOG D, 9 | Wash.¢ Largest Room —— MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. = (Continued.) (ANOS—| Lincoln baby used Starr baby grand, Baker grand, used less t| $345: $5:45 Lanter 5-foot grand. a floor 395. all fully guaranteed; easy terms. National 4730. Kitt's 1430 G st. PIANOS—We've cut prices deep on over new and used pianos during our stores wide Summer clearance. Here are a few of the many values in good. reconditioned uprights: Kimball, $59 ($79 last week)s L 379 ($100 ' last week); Chickering, st week). - Pay 'S5 monthiy. Arthur Jordan Piano C st corner 13th PIANOS—We've cut prices_deep on 75 new and used planos during our store-wide Summer clearance. Here are a few of the many i baby grands: Wurlitzer st week) ! Huni- ington, week): Cable & Sons, 11k 25 last week) Marshalt (8300 lasy week): Chicke: grand. S605 (4783 last week) others: ver ArthurJordan Piano Co., 17 corner 1%th PIANO, Six; canvas chair hox, $1.50: $250, lawn mower, $1.2 crand, S103 Chase ‘months, <105« “each? 50c: ica up; rental paid appl if 'you decide to buy Kitt's, PIANO. handsome mahog high grade 3 Room, (16 Eve st PRINTING PLANT, e« well equipped ¥vith mod automatic pre RADIO, 407 for c SEWL ARG o o RADIOS. reconditioned plete and up; 1l-tube Phi tube S8 ), 080 _at RADIO-PHONOGRAPH. Philco, 25 oriz= inally over 32001 Phileo radio. 1 beau- AL lowboy cabinet with short wave $: worth $60. Other good radios. $4.95 each Dixie Pawnbrokers’ Exchange, 1118 H st. ne. Open till % pin_ ® REFRIGERATORS —Elec nteed A. C.-D. C. moto ust_ceiling fans. Carty, | REFR eleciric from Smith. _ & REFRIGERATOR: <46 50 E Terms as low as l0c a day you b Ele C Apex Eiec. Co.. 703 9th 0. %1205 Apex Elec. Co. e call ventil 1608 14th. iew and_use. ing ewart-War See us befo size Tefrigerators York ave. n.w REFRIGERATORS. ] B zes for cash. retiring $40.00: price, $1 ove town. would consider st and supplying vou erences must be 10 Ad- tar office GAS STATION WANTED—Will pay cash ment, n.w. section only. Address Box 170-H. RESTAURANT. with beer and wine license. | sacrifice_on account of yattsville. Md with beer license many years 1) sell or take par 10 $60. N TP, type type D LOCATIONS, AHONY. INC ELIZABETH. N. J. REAL OPPORTUNITY. t market, doin bus er excel. lo- Here is your chance. Star office. ROQMING HOUSES WANTED. r roo 08 10th N.W.. House Broker. 21 lead | Apex Elec. rade-in a day. paym 09 9th st. 1 | RESTAURANT BAR, 50 feet in excellent condition. 'Can be purchase 1able {or quick sale. Address Box Star office 3 L10 1t 660 Pennsylvania a MMONS brass bed_ spring and matiress, x after 6 p TABLES — coffee chairs beer coolers cooler cash h.p. Frigid chow, 07 9th STUDIO | 530" E n e TYPEWRITERS —Remin, fect: Underwood, Dixie ne gton. §1 Paw SALE 1,000 Parts for al o Wrecking. 047% TYPEWRITERS able. 84 m TIRE | TEA HOUSE, Chevy Chase, | Md., many years successfully and profitabl y operated; well | known; catering to excellent grounds; ful ticulars call clientele; beautiful, spacious ly equipped; ill Metropolitan Realty Co., 907 15th St. N.-W. Met. 5088. trundie: new, BABY SCALES. % S6: folding stroller. enamel iron bed. m BED. complete drawers, desk. fine draper separa; cabinet dressers, twin beds. desk. “chairs chegp. 1412 Merid: BED ROOM SUITE dresser. chest American rep; duced to $35: must 51 M H. Herfurth, ir wrecking Jobs. arranged for vour inger's. We auof ing to any of our h & H Sts. N.E Ga. Ave. N city blocks we are 6th, 4th _and_Marvland watches 'in - yellow men's and ladies (Worth np to S43 low as $5: take brokers” Exchange, till 9 p.m CAMERAS—Super used once. $143.:5 buy. sell. exch Men's 7 and ¢ e plenty s' Exchange. evenings until 9 p from 1-6th to 3 reasonable for cash n.w. No_phone_cal tion." Georgia 30°: DISPLAY CASE (6 new and used: exc anteed. all s pay cash. Come in for_yourself ture. Bed room spring m first-grade. Free parking rear Monday till 9 p.m 829 _7th st FURNITURE chairs, tables, etc. fice, cash. 1 n.w ’We want to buy from art. Lovely auall rooks. Hyattsville. FURNITURE, ETC. Weschler’s Auction. cludes su‘t an estate. storage neled and glazed OATS._ AMBITIOUS MAN OR WOMAN with $2.500 cash as partner-manager for health insti- tute. Investment fully protected. Proof at interview. Address Box 378-H, Star office. CAMERA REPAIRING. PULLER & ¢'ALBERT, INC. 815 1000 B KA. " Phoae National ane. PERSONAL. REPAIRS WHILE YOU wait, Emergendy Laboratory. Room 601. Westory Bidg. 14th and P, Met. 1838 HEMORRHOIDS ERADIUATED own mi 02 Results_effective IOY"I e or Surgery DR SO 1568 Cowmble 74._Adams 0385, REFINED FRENCH LADY, GOOD TEACH- er. wants vacation in country near Wash- ington in good family: will exchange for French_tuition or pay small board. dress Box 425-H. Star_office. COOL. QUIET HOME. FOR REFINED, elderly guest: best of food, nurse, dietitian, doctor’s_references. _Oleveland 6458. DIFFICULT BOYE BOARDED. SPECIAL coaching for retarded. salt water 38 FALSE LUNGCH ROOM AND BAR, near ball par excellent business; must "sell or partne long lease; reason for selling: price. $3.200 terms. _Opportuntty. Address Box 47 Star ofmce. 24 RESTAURANT, partner or_exchange: must sell on account of death. Decatur 0i72. * STORE. general mdse. soft drinks, lunch gas, etc.. lons estabilshed; thriving: in- cluding “bullding. stock, equipment, acre- age; fourteen miles Wash., main Va. high- way: bus Toute; $2.000 cash. bal. terms. Address Box 377-H. Star office. 24 RESTAURANT. Tiquor: corner: beautifully d _expensively equipped: good busine: fow rente long lease. . Brice. $6,500; terms. 1420 dry agency. FURNI any table, couch. rug, Davenport n. LINOLEUM ( bed. tle: and doors. 56 P st MOTORS—Large a refrigeration. 1-6th Address 4486 Condu: dresser. BED ROOM__dinin: studio _couch. and bed uction: ALLEYS “(R). furth,” viand avel sw. BRICKS—500.000 handmade hard brick Inc. Meiropolitan 5445. 4th_and Maryland BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBIN Is at bargain prices fr recondit 151 ECHINGER €O BUILDING MATERIALS—Brick made sash, lumber, doors. n_ave. and Maryland " ave. H_Herlurth, jr.. Inc DINING ROOM_ SUITE. w table, server, sideboard, china; good condi- white porcelain, complete Teasonable. Greenwood ( FANS PANS FANS—A. c 0 16th st. n. and desirable odd pleces tric refrigerators, pianos, etc., by order of per yd. Beams, lumher,“ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ANTIQUE BEDS_ i vit iny iaue pie d box spr St nursers ¢ ss. 84, Well baby nw. Apt vanity. table_chairs. curt 5 for lot sconsin’ ave nw 2 room suite: kifchen sewing gnachine, Edeiman, 3303 Ga. aye. mattre hair ‘BED ROOM SUITE. mirror, tabl rocker. china an pl. n.w solid maple large. beantif re samples r 10 ba appre > E st. n.w 5 each. Hei- closef I be se ave. s.w o ma om hundreds of ed and neatly easy selection at Hech te delivered or undelivered You Il save time as wel ; oney by com- ou Used Material Depts fith & C Sts. S'W. 1905 Nichols S E. etc.: e demolishing from two at 4th, 5w Metropolitan 8445, ave. s.w. and_white gold wrist watches, S1 : other good watches as ur_choice. 1118 H st Dixie Pawn- ne. lens. we buy. Leica G_F." List price, $213. bbin's. 520 14th n.w. new and slightlv_used ).50 each: best selection of money. Dixie Pawn- 1118 H st. nee. Open in m. s _hand- | Open | WARDROBE TR ol R34 WASHING MACHINE | 5 model with health makes quick sale at! bargain price. For full par- PUMP, elec otier buildin R348 ATTENTION APT MANAGERS Rollaway bed. fuil double-bed s after 6 pm.. A 15 J GOING OUT OF BUSINES: Galvanized SCREEN WIRE. $3.65 Du_Pont Prepared Pa e F 05 Gal ALL HOUSEHCLD GOODS REDUCED KENTUCKY HARDWARE CO,, 1A ~ T RE-UPHOLSTERING. B N DOORS. H. L. RYAN LUMBER CO, 1820 Benning Rd. NE. _ Lincoln 0802, SPECIAL SALE. PIANOS. $25. ve . n.w. Nortn ~ CUT FLOWERS. THREE DOZEN BEA vered for POULTRY & EGGS. BABY_ CHICKS_ blood tesicd. el bree Wi James & Son. 619 K st. n.w. Metro- fan 0SS DOGS, PETS, ETC. SCOTTY_ R months_ female, | housebroken _ Greenwood | CHOW. blac plon siock. $35. Linco | SOG ‘BEAUTY ?nlO. Dogs boarded. Columbia 11 ~ DOGS BOARDED. Per Week Individual Runs hihway Kenne! on Defense Highway. CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK. UERNSEY COW. fine. large. f weeks heavy milker. Mrs. Bovdle shoe Hill Inn. Falls Church. V Thoroughb e r. Horse- COMPRESSORS for refrigeration, all sizes hp: large ‘quentity: h. 1215 New York ave. lis. Tnut_ 4 picces ) Six feet refrigerated. ke new; very . c. Universal. changed. repaired. guar- 1608 14th FURNITURE-—The only store in the city that offers a real brand-new furniture buy used or_second- cash inducement You don't have to hand things if you can on get our prices and see | 4 floors of fine new furni- and living room sets from $32. studio couches for $19.75, inner- ttress $8.95: extra special 9x17 famous Pabco rugs. of store. Open every Household Furn. Co. s $4.50. Tugs. boo %00d condition; . Apt. 606, 0 to see this business: ity and prici Md. BOOKS BOUGHT. all ki | Bring them or phone G. 1407 G st. nw. Met. 5415 COMPLETE FURWISHINGS apt any q vid' Peariman, 2-room including twin beds and bed-davenport. Must be good furnishings and bargain. Cash. No dealers. Emerson (618, FURNITURE _ bric-a-brac. china, ware. rugs. silverware. paintings: h cash prices paid. Call Murray, Adams K FURNITURE —Would like to purchase some ®00od used household goods, also plano Call after 6 p.m.. Met FURNITURE, rugs. stoves, household goods. etc.: positively highest cash prices. best_results_call_anv_time. Dist, 420 FURNITURE—QUICK REMOVAL: IMME- DIATE CASH FOR ALL FURNITURI HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. CALL ATLANTIC 373 TWIN BEDS. must be i1 and bargain. Emerson 3307. £ GOLD—BRING YOUR _OLD GOLD. SIL VER. PLATINUM. TEETH DISCARDFE ) JEWELRY _ WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN INC.. 45 YEARS AT 0 OLD GOLD, silver pli manufacturing use: BURNSTINE'S Since Inum purchased for maximum_price paic 931 G ST N.W 866 Tomorrow's _sale . 015 E_st. nw.. at 1n- elec- ompany, etc. gt Also pan- doors, sKifl with of fi-room . wishes to sell. Cleveland 2047. RE—Slightly used divan. mahog- laree chair, ete. Sullivan. Simmons studio No dealers, 5 ship),” 650 yards, 7 wallboard, sash et. 6817 CASH FOR OLD GOLD. watches diamonds_ and old 4 Stver carded jewelry _ Pull cash value pald 81R P 8t NW T sELINGER'S. &1 b GOLD—JEWELRY. Highest Cash Prices Paid ital Dia. Co.. 1406 G N.W.. Rm. "~ GOLD—DIAMONDS. Highest Cash Prices Pald. __A_MARKEL Room 211 918 P N.W I BUY FURNITURE. DI. 047-. 1 piece or 1.000. Day and night. * uantity of motors for 10 3 h.p.; reasonable for_cash. 1215 New York ave. n.w. ST Co.. new lo:lflon‘ 80" E n.w._Natl R260 PIANOS_Three pianos, returned fre one at $145 and used ~ Gulbransen small __apartment-size om rent:_one at $160. one at $132.50. ~ One srand. 140 severa! vertigrand uprights. returned from rent. at $178 and $168.50. Hugo Worch. 1110 | G. sole agent for Dpianos; these instri by the same fai Headquarters for the piano. the smallest and_uprights for rent fo tae famous Hardman ents have been made ly for past 90 years. e world renowned Mini- upright made. Grands ons. est over: reasonable. = I WILL GIVE ¥ SECOND TRUST for $1.700 in ecash: will pay it back %50 per month. including 8% interest; Mt. Pleasant_brick_ home has $10.900 first trust. Cleveland 2813. camp activities. Phone Annapolis 1801-P-4. §Er.n A2 o Youn, SEEmEATE bl 3 e L e 5: in- undry ROOMING H 8 rooms: rent. come. $140: flfi Jsung i Y PIANO. PIA] aby grand. $1( a real barsain, _1 ing st. n. O8—We have three splendid values perfect condi- 28 Irving st. n.e. in fine used uprights that we're closing out_at reduced prices—Starr. $13: p Knabe, $16! . $11 reconditioned as terms, National 47 Ivers completely uaranteed; very essy . Kitt's, 1330 G st. BOATS. OUTBOARD MOTORS wanted, regard of size or condition: cash paid for same. 1240 E s CRUISER, 43-ff closed: ti-cylinder. ¢ motor: Sands _toilet iarge ice box hd_awnines: sleeps it ne family poat: SK50 or see Capt. Hariges, wner will demonstra ROOMS FURNISHED. CALVERT ST. N.W.—Nice, comfortable Lhk room. hear bathi every- thing_furn., incl. Jinen. _silves 1488 MERIDIAN L. NW. 0t room. Targe, Atiractive, four windows, b, able. Col. 0! THE WESTMINSTER. 1607 17th n.w.—Basement apt.. larze. cool Toom and bed room: running water; (Continued on Next Pase.)