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34 A TIMID SOUL CALLS FOR PASSES AT THE BOX. OFFICE. BY WEBSTER „ .T \ Tiacers hpkc for 7 r —> clme^k.fc’Skctj! I I * H mo.wc il ' J I ILI sv AT THIS THgATRC ! J <></ \ '(A Two are TH' TfiMTH I GflCff |{|l j ROVA/'CENWI _J- — Il f THE DOUBLE CHANCE Fatdnati*§ Romance of Wrongly Accused Hero and Layol Sweetheart BY J. S. FLETCHER Author of “Royner-Slmde Amalgamation" Me. (Continued from Yesterday’s Star.) Thieve* Fall Oat. . .ERIE’S no need why they • ■ I should behave otherwise now, I sir.’" replied the detective. “Haven't you got one or two trusty men to whom you could say a word or two, giving them the hint to spread the news among the rest of their fellow workers that everything's all right y” Quinton reflected; then he thought of Black Moses Pogmore. and said he would go and find him. The result was that the crowd which gathered around the court next morning, though much bigger in dimensions than at the first hearing, was quiet and orderly, and chiefly concerned in giving Sir Clin ton a rousing reception when he came out —a free man. Inside, the court was packed to the doors. The fench was again filled; there was no room at the solicitors’ table nor anywhere in the well of the court; the galleries and back benches were filled to their utmost Os all the people who had been there be fore only Marshall Stead was rmssing- The merely formal proceedings which led to Clinton's discharge from custody .were soon over, and then the court be came a pandemonium from which the police and officials found it difficult to make away for the released man and his cousin. And suddenly Phllllpa. as in a dream, found herself standing on the steps outside the court, with Clin ton on one side of her and Quinton on the other, and in front a vast-stretch ing crowd of men in their Sunday best, who were shouting as if at a popular Bt. Leger winner. The men would have a speech—Sir Clinton must speak to them —they must and would hear his voice! Then they cheered again, until he laughingly showed signs of obeying their will by climbing to the balustrades and removing his hat. “Friends and neighbors!" he began. But what he was going to say was never said. At that moment a mighty reverberation, as of the loudest thunder, hurst, as it seemed, all around them, i and looking round with blanched faces men saw a gigantic column of smoke break from the mouth of the colliery shaft, and in the moment that followed a sudden shrill cry pierced every ear: “The pit! The pit! An explosion at the pit! And my man's gone down!** The workings of the Mannersley main colliery are known to all mining ex perts and to the men who there tear their sustenance from the bowels of the earth to be among the most extensive In the country, just as the main shaft is one of the deepest. Some of the miners who. for lack of accommodation In Mannersley itself, had to live In outlying villages or isolated cottages on the edge of the parish used to calculate that after de scending to the bottom of the shaft thev were obliged to walk Just as far to the particular spot where they were then laboring as they had walked from their own cottage down to the cage in which they descended. One man in particular, who had a turn for exacti tude and locality, affirmed that he had once worked exactly beneath his own bit of garden, which was a mile and three-quarters from the pit brow. The ramifications of these workings spread far and wide in all directions. Many of them were never used or visited, and Dogger Tandy had therefore spoken wisely when he told Marshall Stead that somewhere In their burro'w llke twistings was the place for him to hide; he would be as safe there for a few days as if he had been suddenly •transplanted to South Africa. And there Stead was—safe underground. It had been an easy enough thing to get him down there and to hide him away. Once dressed up In an old suit of Dogger Tandy's pit garments, with a little elementary make-up to assist in the disguise, with a food pall In one hand and a lamp in the other, he had got down the shaft in the easiest fash ion possible, nobody paying the least attention to him. Down below Tandy proved himself an excellent guide. He . appeared to know every Ipch of th&t vast-spread ing warren In which human beings, half naked, grimed and blackened with coal dust, dragged fuel from the earth's womb with Infinite cost of sweat and labor to themselves. It was indeed a warren, thought Stead, as Tandy hurried him along gal leries and passages, and be caught glimpses of forms and lights in all di rections. It made him feel a momen tary sensation of queerness to realise that the green grass, and the fresh air, and the wide-spreading sky, the busy village, the winding river, and the gray castle, were twelve hundred feet above It. The disused working of which Tandy had spoken as being safe and never visited, was one of which great things had been expected and never realised. Dogger Tandy knew how to get Into It from the main workings without at tracting attention; It was only a ques tion of slipping away up this gallery and down that. He led Stead to the hiding place he had thought of as surely as an old mole might have led a young visitor to the most decent chamber of its underground castle. This hiding place was a roofed and boarded room, which' had been Intended for an underlookei-s office. Tandy con trived to get some horse rugs there, and from the disused stable nearby he procured a quantity of hay, which bad been left and was quite dry- The place was naturally warm enough, and Stead would do well enough in it in that respect. They had brought with them a food supply for a day and a half— the full extent of time which they considered it would be necessary for the fugitive to remain there. And [ so in this place of darkness Stead was left. The experience was not pleasant: he had te* admit that before he had been there three hours alone. It was as if he were fastened up in the mid dle of the world, with all the world's weight pressing upon him on every side. The blackness seemed to tingle with life; he thought of how awful it would be if strange shapes materialized out of It. If it had ,not been that by cautiously creeping some little distance along the gallery to a point where he I could hear tfte distant ring of picks and shovels and occasionally a shouting voice, he would have gone mad. The silence, the sense of oppression, was awful. He longed to be out again, to | feel the air and see the sky. | But when Dogger Tandy came to visit him in his hiding place the first i time, that worthy individual shook his I head as he set his lamp and one he had brought Stead down on the rough table which stood in the middle of the disused office. “It's no use trying to cut it yet, guv’nor.” he said, producing a parcel of food and a number of much-crum pled newspapers. “You wouldn't be safe for a moment once you poked your nose outside the shaft. They’re on to your track, and no mistake ” Stead uttered an impatient exclama tion. "1 can't stay here much longer," he said. “I can't!" Tandy shook his head. “The second day won’t be as bad as the first, guv'- nor.” he said. “And. after all. it ain’t a prison, nor yet a penal servitude es tablishment. My. but they are keep ing a bright lookout for you! If so be as you was the size of a flea, guv’- nor. I don’t believe you could get out of Mannersley Just now. No; you must wait, guv’nor, till the coast's a bit clear. I've brought enough food and drink of the best for another day, good, so you’ll not starve." Stead took a pull at the content of the tin bottle which the miner had brought. He drank feverishly. “What is being done up there?” he asked impatiently. “Surely there must be some way of getting off.” Tandy folded his arms and crossed nis legs as he sat down on the edge of the table. “There’s a. whole heap of newspa pers there, guv’nor, as you can read while the lamp lasts, and that’ll be ten hours, ’ he said, “and •• “I wish there was away of escap- JJJft that dark spell!” interrupted Stead, "hat s f the worst time of It.’’ “Ah"’ said the miner, spitting on the floor and shaking his head. “That’s when /0 u want to go to sleep, guv’nor. ana tched at the newspapers. if 1 ,ook at these." he said snappllshly I suppose you know all there is in them. • wen nearly all, guv’nor. ” replied Tandy. *Them newspaper lei lets has a knack, you know, of worming their way everywhere and getting to know everything. What I said was that, leaving alone whatever 1 can tell you you 11 see If you read them papers that you re a done man If you slip out guv' h nor f " r * <Uy ° r tWO ' That ’» a fact. And when he had glanced over the various accounts in the daily news papers which Tandy had brought him, that u would, be a very difficult thing to escape from Manners ey then j, .** e had, Perforce, to ac- ShSLJ? 1 * traditions of his plight and to suffer another twenty-four hours of life in his underground dungeon. at . «l e en d °f that time things Tan dy came back next night with a longer face than before »~,J hey <r e *°i a l ot of new bobbles, both uniformed anrf plain-clothed Into the place, guv'nor,’’ he said. “And there « lots of our chaps taken to plac ing private detective, and on the prowl all around the countryside for you I’ll have to put my thinking box to work to Ef* y ° U ouf °f this. And what’s more, guv nor, there s a handsome reward out ror you. „ n Jooked at him with a sudden -v 8 li berty Y* 8 ln this man's hands. ‘You know what I've promised y °a‘f you get me away safely," he said And I te Riven you a hundred pounds in gold already. Remember that." *The reward s five hundred, uuv'nor 99 answered Tandy “You promised me f,. hundr * d ' „°f course, you’ll make the three up to five now?** “How do I know such a reward is ¥ ked Ste t < ? wlth a®" l ® ,ras cibillty. *T know nothing-down here.” In silence the collier threw down a police handbill before him and pointed to some figures. every Bh °P window, big or little. In Mannersley, guv'nor," he said Pau**, during which Stead read the notice through. “And they say it’s posted up at every police station in England Scotland. Ireland and Wales. So there! Os course, you'll make It at least five hundred, guv’nor’” ♦.„t t **'Jv£V ered an . ta Pa««nt exclama tion. “Get me out of this and safely away, and come with me, and you shall have five hundred," he said. "Do It and you’ll not find me particular.” (CONTINUED TOMORROW.) - 30 PASTERS ARE FREED. Hunger Strikers Abandon Tactics to Gain Release* CORK. October 30.—Thirty of the seventy-one prisoners on hunger strike in Cork Jail were released yes terday. A dispatch from Cork Sunday said all the prisoners in Cork Jail who had been refusing food bad abandoned their hunger strike Saturday night because they learned that the strike was hindering their release. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1923. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST Ml? ’ ml Vermont eve.. John O. Haley, it!!? ,n * **• Day's Pharmacy. J3th and 17. J. B. Heme nee, Mth and Clifton. H. Colodny * Co. Illh and Harvard, The Harvard Pharmacy, and^(Mumble road. Evan* I>rug Stare. J<ni Hth, Rronaugh’* hiermet*y. ’tth and Bnrhnnan. Hohherger. o»«l 14th at.. Randolph Pharmacy. IWmfit and (Hi* place, Holmes! Pharmacy. l»th and Colorado ire, Plnsy Branch Pna rraacy. S2 2* M *° B * Plraaant at. n.w., Meant Ptorsant ~”**r and New. phqp. *434 18th, Parne’a Pharmacy. IT I ?*.® P, rk Pharmacy. JIS2 California are., Morgan Brae. Ooldenberg’* (time clerk’a dank), rth and O ata., Associated Dm* Store*. ■th at. and R. I. are.. J. French (Mrapaon. “th and 17 ata.. McGnlre’s Pharmacy. *3CI Oa. aye., Rodia' Pharmacy. r ’»- are. and Rock Creek Cboreh rned. Bock Creek Pharmacy 77. Colodny * 00., Oa. are. and Upahar at M«n Oa. are. n.w., Monck'a Pharmacy. J>2l? Ga nee.. Bright wood Pharmacy. ’■J L at., Morae Pharmacy. J Unroot Clrrle, Dupont Pharmacy. 18th at. and Pla. are.. Pearson’* Pharmacy. N T.. N. J. area, and M. Walter 3. Donation, flu. are. and* lat at.. Hylrern Lsuphelmer. North Cap. at. and R. I. are., Parker'n Phar. 1722 Pa are.. J. Louis Krlek. 21at and O eta.. Qnlaley Pharmacy. “3th and Pa. arc.. Herbal’* Pharmacy. M2R Conn. ace.. Cheyy Chaac Pharmacy. Wisconsin are and Macomb at.. Cleveland Park Pharmacy. Takoma Park—Bßo Cedar at.. Mattingly Bum. Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN 2°th and P ata.. Pride's Pharmacy. *?O4 M at.. (VDonnell’e Pharmacy. 36th and M. Weller A Moakey’a Pharmacy. Wisconsin nve. and O, Donahne a Phariutcy. NORTHEAST 2d and E ata , McCheaoey A Joachim. 4th and H ata.. Brock A Pickens. *O7 H at.. Rarren’a Mnalc Store. 7th at and Md. ave., lonia F. Bradley. 12th at. and Md. ave.. lonia Sacks. 1313 H at., Sear’s Newsstand. North Cap. and Bye, Kenealy Pharmacy "26 Beat Capitol at.. Paul’* Pharmacy. East Cap. and Sth. Bleloaa Pharmacy, isth and Rast Cap.. Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 20th at and R. I. nee.. Collins’ Pharmacy— Woodridge. 8000 12th n.e.. Mayo’s Pharmacy—Brookland. SOUTHEAST 2d at. and Pa. ave., H. E. Sprncehank. Bth and Ere. Weller A Moakey’s Pharmacy. Hth and Pa. ave., Fealy’a Pharmacy. 14fh and Pa. ave., Bmyaer’a Pharmacy. 1007 Nichols ave., Welae * Ilealy—Anacoatla. SOUTHWEST Tth and D ata., Lants Broe. «Mt and L ata., Colnmbla Pharmacy. RATE—S CENTS A WORD In Washington and Suburbs for— Help and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found. For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous. Pogs, Pete, etc. Automobiles for Pale and Wanted. Rooms for Bent and Wanted. Business Opportunities, etc. RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON 4 cents a word. REAL ESTATE ADS « words to the line. S line minimum, at line rate, as follows: 1 time, 2fV per Hoe. 2 times. 18c per line. 3 times, 17c per line. 7 times. ISc per line. 14 times, 13c per line STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II P S. All advertisements for The Evening Star moat be at The Star office or one of The Btar branch offices by II p.m. the DAY BEFORE ISSUE, with the following exceptions: I-oat and Found. Death Notices. Wanted Help. Wanted Situation*. Advertisements order the above damnifies- Moca will be accepbd at The Star office, 11th at and Pa. ave. u»«l 9:30 a m day of Issue. All advertisement! for Tlie Sunday Sdar muet i be received at The Star office by 3:30 p-tn. 8«t. j urday. or at any of IWe Star branch offices by I 4:30 p.m. Saturday. CASH WITH ORDER U required far all ad- J yertiaamanta fraan transient advartlrara. HELP—MALE i ” S’FVKR stall OBIQIS AL rrcomm'ndnllort 1 "* analyiag for *mplnymmt VCOPIKA | APPLE PlCKEßS—Oorerrment employes only, j who can spend a week or more Lucknongh 1 Orchards. Ednor. Md. Col. 3511 aftdr t> p.m. ] Bf>T—To learn tinning and heating. Apply I 2378 H. I. are, n.e. __ BOY. competent aa bookkeeper and stenogra pher: afafe age. training and experience. If any. Addrea* Bog 287-X. Star office. 1* BCSHFLMAX—At once. 413 Hth gt. n.w. * BUTLEB-HOCSKMAN—Experienced and of neat appearance; *tay night*; sl3 per week; city ref*. required. Address Box 6 -Z. Stef . office. 31^_ CARPENTERS—Fifteen flrat-claaa for inalde Tim flaUn at Omrreaaional Country Club. CaU Belbeada 103 R 2. 1* | CHAIR CANER at onco. 143l_Pat. Xt, j CHAUFFEUR—White. with referende and ! irientlflcatlon card. Hawley’s Auto Service, j National Hotel. 81* CHAUFFEUR—FiIipino or white; $65; room and hoard: must have references. 1210 Con tlnental Tmat hldg. ■ COAT, wet and trousers maker*, bnabelman | and pretders; open ihop; highest wages. Wine man. 521 18th at. i.OATMAk Efts, trouaeraniakera. veatmakera. and tmahelmen; open shop. T. B. Gilbert, 1412 H at. e.w. COLLECTOR, experienced, with light car; routes will pay $45 a week to the right man. Apply Mr. Brady. 207 Bond hldg.. between 12 and 1. __________ COLLECTOR—lndustrial insurance debit. Ad dress Box 887 X. Star office. 31* COOK—Colored: all-rouud dmnensan: good salary to right party. Stokely’s, 812 New York ave. • CoFNTER MAN. experienced; must be neat. Apply 601 15th at. n.w. CYLINDER PRESSMAN, non-union: 4S hours shop; experienced on Dexter folder with cross feodera. paster* and trimmer*. Oiva references and salary expected. Piedmont Printing Co., 127 Central ave.. Atlanta. Oa. >o* FIREMAN wanted; white; temporary. Apply chief engineer. University Club. GENTLEMAN of education and address ts assist In organisation work; national mem bership association. Address Box 353-X, Star office 1* GENTLEMEN, for spare time or whole time, to represent leading New York Life Inanrnace Company. Address Bog 172-E. Star office. GROCERY CLERK, experienced, must know how to cat meat. 2101 Rhode Island aye. n.e. HOUSEMAN and butler wanted at once for boarding house. 1713 Eye at. 31* MAN to sow grass seed, sod lawns and pre pare same tor winter. Appleby, 1413 G at. n.w. MEAT MARKET MANAGER—LiveIy man; bring references along; tight pay for right man. Apply 1428 7th at. n.w. I MEN of character, ability and standing to rep resent a local financial institution In the rale of high-grade securities. Tact, ability to meet people and the demonstrated earning power of $3,000 per year arc required. To such a man we have an exceptionally attractive offer to make. A drawing account may be arranged. In replying give age. experience and refer eneea. Address Box 302-V, Star office, MEN (10) with selling ability; experienced la Insurance preferred, but not necessary; good referaace; cash deposit for ae rarity re quired: salary and communion. Geo. C. Dono hoe, 1301 O et. n.w. • MIN7I,~ThaT hare nad some experience at houaa-to-house canvassing. Oor men make from S3O to $73 a. week. Now la the bast time to start. Permanent posit too If you qualify selling jewelry on easy payments. Addreaa Box 288-T. Star office. PATENT and trade-mark lawyer, competent, reliable, at our New York office; line oppor tunity; good compensation. Mason, Fenwick 4k Lawrence, city. 31* PORTER, young colored, in grocery store, ex perienced, with references, and able to drive Ford. Apply 1808 18th n.w. I REPRESENTATIVE for local dividend-paying { mortgage company with strong directorate: experience unnecessary; Instruction given. Washington Mortgage 4k Finance Company. International bldg. 1818 F at. n.w.. suits 811. SALESMAN to sell Star can. mutt have ex perience and good references. 1068 Wiacon aln ave. j SALESMAN—Men’s furnishings; knowledge of window trimming preferred. Sheers, 2820 14th. SALESMAN, Chevrolet cars. Olah Oarage, 17th and U. BTEAMFITTER. Apply M. J. O’Brien. 306 B at. n.w. a STENOGRAPHER—By company of over SO years' existence, yonng man capable of taking and transcribing neatly at ordinary rate. I Write letter, giving age, experience, refer ! encea and salary expected. Address Box 4-Z, Star office. is STENOGRAPHER AND CLERK—Salary (IMF per month; state age, education, experience and any other qualifications. Addreaa Box 818-X. Star office. _* STOVE AND ROOF HAND; steady work to the right party. CHAR. E. BHDOHBUE. 828 6th at. a.w. • 81* TAlLOß—Commission. Bolling Field Army Air Station. 1* TAILOR. good, wanted. Apply B. Johnston, 2427 18th at. n.w. TWO YOUNG MEN to work with maaagar; experience not necessary; salary and com mission to start. Apply Mr. Brady, 206 Bond bldg., between 8 and 10:30. ■ WANTED—IO clothing and furnishings sales men: Didst be experienced; reference required. Apply evcßiDfi at the New Store Outlet Co., 823 itb at. WINDOW CLEANERS wanted. Apply the Victory Window Cleaning Co., 1638 Corcoran at. n.w. Call North 8887. WOOD LATHERS, experienced. Apply 814 15th a.e. f YOUNG MAN with executive ability, able to travel and stand physical hardships, to asso ciate with motlton picture company; reasonable salary. Address Box 203-X. Star office. * HELP—KALE. Ceattaiad. YOUNG MAN learn auto accessory business; small salary to start, but rapid advancement for one who shows Integrity and aptltnda as salesman; references. Address Box 820 X, Star office. YOUNG MAN to work evening* In drug store; one with experience preferred. Address Box 804-X. Star office. 81* REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Office handling high-class subdivision dsolras two mote aggressive salesmen with previous record of success. Must be experienced and have ear. This la a position requiring bard work bat offering generous returns. Commis sion basis only. In writing give full experi ence. Bos rjl-V, Star office. CHAUFFEURS FOR YELLOW CABS. Most know city amt have reference*. W* pay the highest wages la the city. Steady workers can make big money. Wages Increase with length of stay. Former employes la good standing given special conoid*ration la merits. Apply 1288 20th st. n.w. , YOUNG MEN and boys be tween the ages of 14 and 35 as message carriers. Mr. Gerhold, 1407 G st. SALESMAN, clothing and fur nishing, experienced. Living ston’s, 908 7th n.w. SALESMEN—Must be expe rienfced in selling furniture and floor coverings; first-class refer ences required. House & Herr mann. 7th and Eye sts. n.w. COOK, second, white, $45 per month and living. Apply Gal laudet College, 7th st. and Fla. ave. n.e. Phone Lincoln 6704. NURSE for two-year-old child. 1726 "Lanier place n.w. YOUNG MEN Who desire to work during the Christmas season should regis ter now. Vacancies in various departments. Apply Employ ment Office, Bth floor, G st. side, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. CH A U FFEURS—We are forced to add many new cars to our present large fleets due to increase in business. Our drivers make big money; we need 30 drivers at once; Wash ington’s largest taxi. Black & White Taxi, 1214 New Hamp shire ave. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. MAN OB WOMAN—Colored, to sell high-class jewelry on easy payments who has had some experience at house 10-house canvassing. Stats what experience you have had. Address Box 280-T. Star office. MEN AND WOMEN—Learn real estate hast ness; free lecture* on salemanthlp. S p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays; employment whole or part time. William F. Mstteson. 610-4 XI Bond buildiag. SALESLADIES or salesmen—One of the larg est manufactnrers In it* line Has a few open. : nga in Its city sales force. “Dlract to user" methods. The very beat time to begin now la the holiday season. No soft snap or “some thtns for nothing'* job. If that it what you want don't waste my time by answering this. It Is too valuable. If you are willing to work hard for seven hours a day to earn $3 per day and up from the start, ask for an appointment. Unlimited opportunity for ad vancement. Reply by letter only giving ex perience. jf nnv, and references. Address Box ISO-T. Stnr office. • VOCAL INSTRUCTION offered to a limited number n I singer* for evening chorus of a prominent church. Address Hoi 310-X. Star office. 30* wanted— Agents. SALES AGENTS for Washington and vicinity, one familiar with building trade preferred; littoral proposition. Automatic Ventilator Co., tQua .1 I’ark ere . Baltimore. Md. WANTED—SALESMEN. DISTRICT SALES MANAGER, very Impor tant line; liberal compensation: small cspl tal required. Address Box 186-X, Star office. SALESMAN, electric appliance; on commie *toa basis. Call 801 Hth st. n.w. Atk for Mr. fotterman. SALESMAN to sell high-grade line to retail • tores: drawing account guaranteed and good commission, line owning automobile preferred. State age. experience and references.’ Address Box 417. Star office. SALESMEN, experienced, selling twiated-ln wlre brushes to home; 60 per cent commission; advancement to managership. P. O. Box 6, Station X, New York city. 30* SALESMEN wanted to sell high-clam newspapA- service* to merchknts; real salesmen can average 852 to S7B daily; commissions paid daily; we train you; lead* furnished. I’bone for appoint ment. mornings 9 to 12 only. H. A. Me- Qlvern. Burlington Hotel. 30* INSTRUCTION COURSES ~ ARCHITECTURAL, aeronautical, machine, me chanical. structural steel and all branches of drafting and design. Our courses designed for beginner* and equal a university education. Day and eve. classes, $lO month. Equipment and extra coaching free. Zenith Engineering and Drafting College, 943 Pa, ave., Mr. Cook Bra. 22. 1* AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY rivsm. Cell Lincoln 82. We d* th# rest. BECOME A REAL DRAFTSMAN and earn $3,000 to $6,000 a year. We train you daring your spare time, day or evening, by personal instruction. Courses In Mechanical, Architec tural and Topographic Drafting. 8 to 8 months. Start now. Write, call or phone for new eat slog and full particular!. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OFT)RAFTING, 14th and T sta. a.w. North TTX tf6¥l> SHORTHAND in 80 days, easy to loam: touch typewriting: positions for graduatas. Boyd School for Secretaries, ISSB Q. Mala 2876. DOTS* CLASSES IN BEAUTY CULTURE NOW being formed. Elite Beauty Shopps, 718 13tb nt.Tdaln 8784. - so* nngraphy and typewriting, Nov. 19; tuition. IS. Special Instruction, beginning today, set tile clerk exam.; salary. $1,140 to $1,240; men and women, age 18 to 70. First-grade clerk, Nov. 17, for Virginia and N. C.. Also preparation for calculating machine operators. Day and night claaseo. The Civil Service Preparatory School, a.e. cor. 12th and F n.w. Franklin 2080. ffOTltS R'ffi!) AMBITIOUS men aid woman; nation-wide demand in nil depart ments. hotels, tea rooms, cafeterias, clubs, apartment honsee; uncrowded held; flne living, quick admoceasent; our method* indorsed— our students employed by leading hotel*, every where. Open evenings. Call (or part leal* re. Lewi* Hotel Training Schyl. 1340 N. Y. nee. MAH JONG LESSONS BY CHINESE Ex pert, by appointment. Address JAMES TOM, 1830 Q at. m.w. 3*_ File Clerks for Gov’t Service. See Mr. COOK, Room 22. 945 Pa. Ave. «* AUTO REPAIRING. Two-month day course or three-month even ing course for young men who desire to Isarn the auto mechanics trade. Y. M. C. A. AUTO SCHOOL, 1786 O Bt. N.W. Main 8256. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES COUPLE, colored; want places, man aa jan itor, wife at maid. Ladies* Exchange, 807 Vermont ate. ' MAN AND WlFE—Butler and cook; tlx col ored chambermaid*. Foliar’s Exchange, 1221 25th st. West 2089. OFFICE POSITIONS—FIee registration. Wash ington Employment Exchange, operated for the public by Washington School for Secretaries and Nat. School of Commerce. 1419 F at. n.w. RELIABLE domestic and commercial help, white and colored, of all kinds, at Briggs* Employment Bureau, 1807 14tb n.w, Potomac 1688. WANTED codk with reference, chambermaid and waltreaa; alto cleaaar, morning. North 9011. 500 COLORED PEOPLE, any kind work. White Cross Bureau, 821 N at. n.w. North 8608. »* HELP—FEMALE. BOOKKEEPER—Woman, colored, part Him: must be well educated, competent, experienced; state fully experience; give telephone number. Addreaa Boa 288-X. Star office. 80* DICTAPHONE OPERATOR—Patent attorney desires aervlce* of competent yonng lady; permanent position and advancement as earned; state salary. Addreaa Bex 846-X, Star office. . GIRL to help dteaamaker. 1770 001. _yd. HOUSEKEEPER, working; rs (Inert, white; good, plain, economical cook; 8 in family. Address Box 16-Z, Star office. * t-AflY, for soara time enlr to reweeent UnA ing New York life insurance company. Ad drees Box ITO-E. Star office. r LADY for outside pleasant work; permanent: state salary and particulars. Address Box 336-X Iter office. * LADY, Intellectual, capable for permaoeat po sition with nation-wide corporation; moat be willing to atari et the bottom; peranneol work; need salary (or woll qaallSad tody. Ad draoo Box 81-M. iter edtoe. MARCELLER, expert; none other*. 1110 1h at, n.w, ** HELP—FEMALE. Csatlansd. SALESLADY, experienced; reference. Apply 1314 Tth st. n.w. 80* STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST,’ with knowledge of bookkeeping, for general office work; state age, experience and qualifications. Address Box IT-Z. Star office. 1* WOMAN (white), to work in confectionery. who can hake. Cbll 587 Sth at. n.a. WOMEN—Five; respectable ont-of-door work: big money If yon can qualify; now la th* bast time. Selling high-grade Jewelry oa easy pay meats. Addreaa Box 288-T, Star office. TbUNO LADY, not over 35 years, as assist ant in office; one not employed preferred. Ad dress, la own handwriting, Bex Sl2-X, Bur office. YOUNG LADY, refined, willing to qualify for encinsiTe beauty shop work, with object of going in business with Int*mated party. Ad dress Box 809-X. Star office. 80* GIRLS, experienced, for fur re pairing and finishing and lining. Saks Fur Co., 610 12th st. ♦ WORKROOM MANAGER. One of the city’s highest class women’* store* requires the services of a thoroughly experienced woman to take complete charge of Its alteration workrooms. The woman we engage mnst have had experience in alter in* coats, suits, wraps, gown*, etc., and he able to direct the work of other* employed in this department. Only those with these qual ifications will be granted an interview. Posi tion la permanent, with every opportunity for advancement. Address Box 88-Z, Btar office. YOUNG TELEPHONE OPERATING OFFERS PERMANENT WORK. GOOD SALARY. FREQUENT INCREASES. OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT. WK ARE CONFIDENT THAT YOU WILL FIND INTEREST IN AN INTERVIEW WITH OUB APPLICATION SUPERVISOR. ROOM 1, 722 12th STREET N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. FORMER EMPLOYES Who desire to work during the Christmas season should regis ter now. Vacancies for saleswomen in Gloves, . China, Glassware. 'Stationery, Art, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Toys, Men’s Furnishings. This is an excellent opportunity for married women who desire to make some extra money for Christmas. Apply Employ ment Office. Sth floor, G st. side, WOODWARD Sr LOTHROP. HELP—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID to help with laundry: ref erences required. Call 1906 18th st. n.w. CHAMBERMAID, tirst-class, white, for pri vate famllv. Apply Room 201, Ilibbs build- Ins. 723 13th st. n.w.. between 11 a m. and 4 p.m. Main 848. 1* CHILD’H NURSE—Competent; two children: city references. Mrs. Snowden, 1418 Madloon st. Adams 4478. •_ COOK and general housework; woman; stay nights: ref, required. £746 M st. n.w. 30* C~ssk. gMMI. 2228 Q st. Phone North 8863. • COOR. reliable. ~ 24is 20th at. n.w.. apt 16. Phone Col 8017. 30* PAMILY WASH, either on premises or tnk* home. 330 Missouri ave. n.w.. Boom 4: be fore 6 n.m. or after 8 p.m. • qSRrHAI. HOUSEWORK, colored woman, for r'fie p#»r«on; small ar>t. $7 par wrek. Appla Mrs. Thorn, Apt. 40. Kenaaaw, 16th and Ir ving n.w. GENERaC HOUSEWORK, girl; references required. 1862 California st. n.w. GENERAL HOMEWORKER, a reliable col ored girl: to «tay night*. 3451 14th st. n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, part-time. 1738 Riggs place n.w. • GKNERAI. HOUSEWOKK. cooking, washing end ironing, colored woman; $7 week. 834 Hth n.e. . * GENERAL HOUSEWORK and care for child; small house and family. 1426 Decatur st. n.w. GENERAL HOUBEWORKER— Colored; refer encea reqnirad. 3376 Hth at. n.w. 31* GENERAL HOUSEWORK, reliable and Intel ligent colored girl wanted. In family of two; must stay nights. 2324 Connecticut ave. • GENERAL H>>USF.WORKER and cook, part time; family of three adults; must sleep out; reference*. 1815 Clifton st.. Apt. 5. * HOUSEKEEPER for widower with school boy; must be capable and not ovar forty years old. Address Box 30-7. Star office. * HOUSEKEEPER in two-room apt. and rare for invalid lady; reliable white or colored woman; reference. Apply 3831 Kansas ave. n.w. bet. 9 and 4:30. 1* LAUNDRESS. CaU North 4886. 1825 Quincy et. n.e.. Brookland. • NURSE, white, for six-months-old baby, dur- Inc day only; no other duties; must be com petent. Call North 4923 after 6 p.m. 31* NURSE for two children; age 2 and 8 years: experienced, middle-aged white woman. Ad dress Box 327-X, Star office. WAITRESS and pantry girl wanted at once. 1713 Eye st. 31* WAITRESS, experienced, wanted at once. 3056 Mt. Pleasant st. n.w. * WOMAN, reliable, young, white, for child and help with light honsework In apt.; stay nights; reference! required. Addreaa Box 321-X, Star office. WOMAN, middle-aged (white or colored), to help around the house and take care of two children; room and board, fair wages. Apply Mr a Hnttas. 26 lows 31* SITUATIONS—MALE. ACCOUNTANT—Evening work; audita made, hooks opened and closed; statements prepared; systems Installed; books kept where no regu lar bookkeeper la required. Address Box 188- X. Star office. 90* ATTENTION—Have your typing done right. Prompt aervlce, neat work, reasonable coat. Send your work to W. D. Whittington, 14 Bye at. n.w. BANK RUNNER, young man desires position. Address Box 355-X, Btar office. • irooktfEE P «R~STENOGRAPHER, railroad claim Investigator, secretary, • years’ expe rience. Address Box 292-X. Btar office. 31* BUS BOY or dishwasher, boy wishes place. 840 R at. n.w. BUTCHER, experienced, good references. Ad dres* Box 306-X. Star office. ]* BUTLER or houseman, colored man wishes place: small family. 1320 Wallach ft. n.w. CARPENTER —Non-union; jobbing promptly attended to. Call W. 2459. 2*_ CARPENTER, with refarencei; work ebeap. 600 Eye at. n.w. ** CHAUFFEUR, any make truck or private family; beat reference; long experience. 478 E st. s.w. * CHAUFFEUR desires position with private family; 20 year*’ experience; references. 1538 T st. n.w. H. Harris. 80* CHAUFFEUR or valet, efficient, colored, ac quainted with society service; reference*. North 8440. 30* CHAUFFEUR, white, wants Job truck or prl vate. CaU F. 6847. *__ CHEF (colored), Ist class; hotel, school or club; can give references. Address 1241 3rd at. n.w. 81* COLLEGE STUDENT desires work after ”6 p.m. Cleveland 2132-J. 1* , COOK, experienced Filipino; competent; cafe teria or private family. Addreaa Bex BS2-X, Star office. * DAIRYMAN —Experienced, desires permanent position on nearby dairy farm. Addreaa Box KB-X. Btar office. ELEVATOR OPERATOR —Student desires work after 8 p.m., In apt. bouse or office bldg.; reference. Whitlock, 801 Fla. ave. n.w. ** EVENING WORK by colored student. Call Potomac 815 between 4:80 and 8:80 p.m. • GUARD, watchman. 1 tody guard or salesman— By aergt. just discharged (ram U. 8. Army, with excellent character; would consider posi tion of any kind. Addreaa Box 840-X, Star office. >l* JANITOR (colored) wants work. 416 Rtch ardson at. n.w. \ JOB PLASTERING, work guaranteed. Frank lin 9822-W. 6* PAINTER —A-No. 1, steady, sober man desires E tinting, inside or outside work. J. W. eenan. 1108 Bth et. n.w. Phone W. 8462. 81* PRINTER, general, evenings, 6 to 11 p.m.; work of any kind. IXBI 20th at. n.w. SEVERAL JOBS for student* wanted. CaU Howard University T. M. C. A., Colombia 8106. »* STUDENT (night school) desire* day work of any kind. Addreaa Box 1-Z. Btar office. * YOUNG MAN (colored) wants job. night or H. r work. Main 8412. 81* YOUNG MAN. well educated, now employed eTMtnffi, deities opportunity loan business; work until #:45 daily during trial period; ■alary no object. Addreaa Box MI X, Star office. • YOUNG MAN (white) aged 20, from Virginia, waata a steady job; is not afraid of work. Addreaa Box 243-X.3tar office. 88* SITUATIONS—FEMALE BOOKXREFER want* position with local con cern; at present employed ns head bookkeeper by well organised firm, -but desire* to make chance. Address Box 186-X. Star office. SITUATIONS—FEMALE. C«B<lneC ANY kla4 of work; More or too room. Bergen. 1183 10th ot. b.w. • BOOKKEEPER, double entry; reliable, ex perienced. wishes position. Address Box 815- X. Btar ogee. . * BOOKKEEPER,'reliable, wants small set of hooks to keep at home evenings. Address Box 168-V, Star office. CLERICAL POSITION in real estate office nr hotel; experienced younx lady; references. Ad dress Box S-Z. Star office. • COMPANION—Nurse desires care of Invalid Indy. Potomac tOUO-3. CURTAINS, lamp shades and draperies made and chosen In the beat taste; shopping a specialty. Fries-Holden Interior Decorating Co. Adams 4818-W. 2* DESIGNING, dressmaking, embroidering done at home; reasonable. Line. SBBO-W. 8882 81st »t.. Mt Rainier, Md. 81* DRESSES cut and fitted; Instructions to finish. 2901 18tb st Adams 1974. DRESSMAKER wants work by the day; ex perienced. ISOS T at. N. 48SO. 31* DRESSES rut, fitted, stitched by expert. $8; if desired will finish reasonable. Adams 8801. 4* DRESSMAKING—WiII call for materials and fitting. Line. 4011 -J. GENERAL OFFICE WORK 'by young lady; can type. Address Box 217-X, Star office. 80* GRADUATED NURsfe, derma n. for Infanta or Invalids. Phone Hyattayllle 805-F-14. 30* HOME after school liniirs. hilts Florence Shew. 17 rears of age. 818 M st. n.w. 81* HODBEKKEPER, norse or companion; woman of refinement wishes position; free to travel; best of references. Address Box 164-X. Star office. 30* MANUSCRIPTS neatly typed. Colombia - 442. Apt. 81T. MANAGING HOUSEKEEPER by refined, ex perienced southern widow, age 27, good ap pearance. excellent cook, clean, very economi cal. hospital training; prefer's widower's home with one or two boys or bachelor physician. Address Boa 329-X, Star office. * St'RSE—Young lady wishes a position In a physician's or dentist’s office. Address Box 843 X. Star office. *_ NURSE, practical, with experience; city. Phone Col. 3969-J. 1410 Shepherd n._w. NURSE, practical, wishes position; very gen tle; prefer day work; references. 70 Q st. n.w. NURSE, practical, settled; mother's helper; care for Invalid; hours S to 5 p.m. Address Box 290-X, HUr office. Ml* OFFICE 'WORK, eome knowledge of bookkeep. Ing and typewriting, young lady. Address Box 9-Z. Star office. • STENOGRAPHIC WORK, accurate and reason ably Phone Franklin 8229. 1* STENOGRAPHER, congressional, patent ex perience; half day, 813. Address Box 125-X, Star office. STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly experienced, de cree poeltlon. North 2106. Branch 813. 81* TYPING, expert work, book manuscript a specialty. Address Box 839-X, Star office. • TYPIST, slow dictation, general office work: references. Address Box 859-X. Star office. * WRAPS made by expert; very reasonable. Pot. m; 4* SECRETARY - STENOG rapher with experience in han dling responsible business mat ters, correspondence and office affairs; age, 25. Address Box 318-X, Star office. 30* SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. MARRIED COUPLE want 2 rooms, exchange housework furnace. Phone N. 10898 after 4 pm. 1349 Colombia at. C. Johnson. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID or nurse, laundry to take home. 2228 G st. n.w. CHARWOMAN wants job. TUU Barry pi. n.w. CLEANING bachelor's apt or any kind work; afternoon or evening; reliable colored girl; city references. Call Lin. 8162-J. * COOK (plain), kitchen maid or Cleaner; by colored woman. 1910 Lee's court n.w. 80* COOK, colored, reliable, wants work in board ing house or case. 968 Florida are. COOK, private family; white woman; good references. U3T> F at. s.w. 3l>* COOK, colored woman, with boy 17. to wait table; referencea. 237 Elm at. n.w. COOK, city references; also cook and maid; work together. North 9011. COOK and downstairs work only in small bouse; no laundry work; can stay nights. 900 Shepherd st. n.w. • COOK, place. 1800 ISth at. U.W. ” COOK, mornings or evenings. Phone Potomac 17HO or 1827 Vermont are, n.w. COOK, colored; dinner In evening only. Write 8 Bellevue court n.w. COOK, abort order or pastrty, experienced. Call 73 Myrtle at. n.e. 30* DAY’S WORK by colored girl. 885 W at. n w. DAY'S WORK. Call ~1149 21at at. n.w. DAY'S WORK or cooking by woman. 762 | l.amont at. n.w. DAY'S WORK, cleaning or laundry. 615 L at. n.w. _____ * 1* EVENING WORK around house or wash dlahea. 8017 ft Hi arm a n ave. n.w. • GENERAL HOUSEWORK, girl want’s place. 2218 9th at. n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, experienced colored gtrl: reference. 1211 C st. n.e. GENERAL HOUSEWORK by reliable girl; can do plain cooking: stay nights or go borne. ! 1815 18th st. n w.. Apt. 15. | GENERAL HOtISE'WORk, part-time, iauT dress, maid or nurse. North 5500. GENERAL HOUSEWORK by neat colored girl; good cook; references. 1838 Kalorsma rd. n.w. _ GIRL wants general housework; stay nights. Call 67 L st. n.w. GIRL, colored, wants Job nurse; steady! at night; references: basement. 127 13th at. n.e. GIRL, colored, wlshei place general house work or chambermaid. Call 1241 25th at. n.w.; city referencea. GlttL, reliable, colored, wants general houae work; no Sundays. Call or write 816 23rd at. n.w. SIRU colored, help with general housework; no Sundays. Call 927 T at. n.w. 81* GIRL to do day's work or any kind. CaU Franklin 8488. GIRL, colored, neat, withes maid's place. 17 Florida ave. n.e. HOUSEKEEPER, refined woman with two yesr-old child, wishes position. Phone Col. 1408-J. Sl* LACE CURTAINS STRETCHED any time. 208 B at. n.w. 80* LACE CURTAINS neatly laundered. Call Line. 471-W. 81* LAUNDRY by the day, $2 and car fare or to bring home. 410 Richardson at. n.w. LAUNDRY, sun-dried, bundle and family wash: city reference; tunny yard. Lincoln 7949-J. 81* LAUNDRESS by day or small wash home; good reference. 1529 7th n.w. • LAUNDRESS wants washes to take home and curtains to stretch. Phone Franklin 457-W. 428 New York ave. 80* MAID, plain cook, by first of month; neat colored girl; reference*. 2331 Sherman are. n.w. MAID In office or apt wanted by a netpect able -olored girl. 1618 S st. n.w. N. 7920 W. MAID with reference wishes a place as general hooaeworker. Phone Franklin 8064-W. 30* MENDING and lengthening in exchange for clothing. Addreaa Box 3-E. Star office. 81* MORNING WORK, by colored woman; city reference. Dooglaa, 1826 U n.w. 81* feORNINO or evening work with good pay. Phone North 2066-W. 27 O st. n.w. MORNING or day work. 8828 Fessenden at., Tenleytown, P. C. • NURSE or maid, reliable colored girl. 40H Hanover at. n.w. NURSE, white, for Infant; one under six months. North 4080. 81* NURSE and mother's helper, by girl. Call Welt 1809. PART-TIME WORK in apartment, or ail day, by colored girl. Write or call. 513 Rhode Island ave. n.w. 30* SMALL WASH to take home or day's work. j Potomac 1642. ; WASHING home, reliable girl, good ref. 2124 Newport pi. n.w. 1* WASHING to take home or morning's work by the week. Apt. 8, 1822 T at. WASHING, family or bundle, by reliable col ored woman to take home. 781 Lament n.w. WILL take laundry home. Call 1821 Wal lach pi. n.w. ; * WOMAN, neat, colored, wishes to clean apt. •very morning or general work from 8 till 2 p.m.; no Sunday. 1327 12th at. n.w. WOMAN, colored, wants three or four days’ work. Phone North 1178-W. WORK after school by girl. Col. 9888. WORK in small family, refined white girl tak log night business course. Address Box 332-X, Stur office. 31* WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIQUES, all kinds: beat prices paid. ▲. F. Arnold. 1323 G at. Main 8178. CLOSED" TOP, used, for 1921 sport model Nash. Heply, living type, condition and price Address Box 140-X, Star office. 80* CLOTHES —Will pay highest prices for ladies* and men’s worn clothes. Write or phone D. Stein. 1806 Tth at. n.w. Phone North 499. CLOTHING —WIU call in my unlettered auto mobile. city or subnrbe, and nay row highest pricei for UdlM'. i*nt\emen’i chlldrea’i di» carded clothing of ail Addme postal or phone. I will call. W. Hlce. 1882 Tth ot. a-w. Worth HE- CLOTHES (men's nsed) —A good price talks. That's our motto and we generally get them. Auto calls. Joetb’s Old Stand, 818 D st. Main 4145. CLOTHING —Highest prices paid for cast-off caraaeata. Freedman, 1281 7th at. n.w. Phone CLOTHING Army and Navy clothing and hoots: highest prices paid. Call Franklin 120 U. HELP AND SITUATIONS. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. roithmH. DIAMONDS, old gold, diver, bought (or caib, I Louis Abrahams. 815 G at. a.w. DUCK DECOYS, second-hand. 1724 Quo a.w. j North 3337. FEATHER BBT'S and furniture. Beat pricea paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eye at. a.w. Phone Main 5(06. I FURNITURE—If you bare any furniture or i other gooda to sell. and you want to obtain beet reaulta, aend for lonia Notea. 421 10th at. p.w. Phone Franklin 2015. FURNITItRB—We buy bonaehold furniture and- office flxturea. Money advanced on at or ate. Sachs Furniture Co., corner Bth and D eta, n.w. M. 8808. FURNITURE—Everybody knows Rosenberg's when they want to sell or buy furniture; yon will be pleased with our prices. Franklin 10231. 1105 E n.w. 5* FURNITURE—WouId like to bear* from party having some used furniture: must be reason able for cash Call Franklin 8962. 4* PtTRNiTCRB'' to - completely furnish a 7-room home. Adams 000. 31* Ft r R.VrfURE and miscellaneous articles bought and sold. Best prices psld. Prompt sttentlon. The Amcr. Household Co., 71S 12th at. n w. Franklln 3403. 1* PuSnITURE of all kinds wanted; beat prices paid. Capital Furniture Co., 400 La. ave. n.w. Phone Franklin 10267. 1* FURNITURE—If you want to obtain best re sults for your furniture end other mlteel leneous. call M. Shapiro. 600 Loo la tana art. n.w. Franklla STSB. \ FURNITURE—N. Klr.teln. 320 Bth at. m.w. All kinds of furniture wanted. Phone Frank lin 6060 FURNITURE pianos, carpets, etc. Phone M. 1282 for wagon of have me call. •'Weachler,’ 1 020 Pa. ave n.w. i'URNITURE and household goods wanted; yon will feel satisfied with pricea 1 pay. 8. Welsenberg, 416 10th at. n.w. Main 5981. GOLD, silver, welches, diamonds and old Jewelry needed In oar mfg. dept. Full cash value paid. Sellnger'a, BSO F at. JEWELRY, diaraoada, gold, silver, platinum and artificial teeth. D. Alpher. 807 O at. a.w. Main 2875. PIANOS and vlctrolas. old gold, allver. dla monds and Jewelry. A. F. Arnold, 1828 G at. n.w. Main 8178. Pf.ATER-Ti.4NO or good upright plunn. Call Franklin 6144. 1* PLAYER-PIANO or good upright piano. Call Franklin 6144. 30* RADIO SET, complete for wide radius; cash sale; describe fully. Address Box 10-Z, Star office. 31* TYPEWRITER, second-bandT state raske. con dition and price. Address Box 15-Z, Star office. 31* VICTROLA RECORDS, Red Seal, In condition; give Hat of eelections and price. Address Bog 111-X. Star office. PERSONAL. CULTURED GENTLEMAN OF COLLEGE education, 40 years old, 12 years’ experience as public speaker, 0 yean in buslnees, sales manship experience; responsible; clean busi ness record: highest class references, wants connection with responsible business on salary basis. Address Box 65-X. Star office. • Massage, Swedish treatment, by Ap pointment. CARL ANDERSON. 1482 R at. Phone North 4158-R, Apt. 7. * LADY, EMPLOYED. WISHES TO SECURE comfortable home with practical nnrae for mother who is paralysed and requires care. * IF ESTHER COOK WILL COMMUNICATE with the adrertiaer she will learn of some thing to her advantage which ber former teacher. Miss Brown of Roanoke, has kindly written about her. Address Box 88S-X. Star office. • 4* GRAY AND FADED HAIR; SPECIALIST IN treating all conditions of the hair and scalp; excessive dandruff aod oily scalp treated; can odd few more patrons to regular list. Phoaff North 2214. 31* we are now Maying $2 to lio for men's and lades' need suits. Our prices for oh] clothing are the biggest. Wash. Clothing Exchange. 888 D at. n.w. Phone Main 3878. _ PHYSIOTHERAPY AND BLBCTROTHER spy scientifically given. For appointment, phone Potomac 144 T. CLARA H. CUNNINGHAM. EXPERT FCR rier. Altering and repairing. 1011 K at, n.w. Phone Frank. 180. JOHNSON* REST BoUk—INVALIDS, CON - ralesceuta. aged; night supervisor. 1724 20th tt. n.w. North T96S. EXCESSIVE tVklOHt RAPIbtY RItbUPED. WONDERFUL FRENCH METHOD USED. Dr. Della Ledendccker. D. C.. 1737 P st. p.w. Fr. 8849. Women only. ELSIE, Formerly of Malson Gustavls Hair Shop Now In Business 1714 H St. N.W. Ph. M. 5858. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The felkrwint Hnsm ONnvM gvaron. fee teHtfteiieu tt Star readers. Any earn mitint found ntetttmrp tt bt mait tt Tht Star wl reeelrs primp t sitm Km. For edtsteslo* tt Peetmmendtd Service Cel nsi. call Mmn tttt. Rroueh fig. AUTO BATTERY A RADIATOR EXPERTS. Lamp*, tanks, fenders; low prices. TUCKER CO.. SOfl John Marshall pi . 80. courthouse. ANTS BEDBUGS. ROACHES. EATS. ALL pests destroyed: expert workman. ACME EX- I TERMINATING CO.. 508 Bth n.w Fr. 2766. AUTOS SIMONI2KD HAVE TOUR CAR Simon land before bad weather sets la. Low prices. Franklin 48S0. Rear 1282 Bth st. a.w. AUTOS REPAIRED—Ford nffgore overhauled sad guaranteed to be in first-class shape, for 816. Autos washed, polished and greased, $3. Shop. 450 Rye st. n.w. AUTOS WASHED. fcl.lW; POLISHED. 50c; day or night: greasing, carbon burning, hlrieg. renting, storage. PECK'S GARAGE, 2121 14th at. a.w. BUILD yonr garage very reasonably of metal, brk.. cement; excavating Incl.; estimates given free: remodeling, repairing done; best work manship. J W. Marbury. 723 Kenyon st. n.w. BUILDING OARAARh Jn HARMONY WITH your home. Plans drawn free. Store fronts and gen, const H. WICHTER. North 2804. CONTRACTING AND BUILDING: OARAGE building; repairing and cement work a spe cialty; prices reasonable. Estimates given free. Terms if desired. We have the facilities for handling large or small contracts. ROBBINB - CO.. 902 McGill bldg. M. 8746. CARPET CLEANING aS'D WapUiNG—Have Albert Kablert A Co. clean yonr carpets and rugs. Improved stetm carpet cleaners 85! Md. ave. a.w. Phone M. 2086. Estimates cheerfully given. CARBON BURNING, 30c cylinder, owner to remove plugs and wires; frosea cylinders, castings, steel and aluminum welded properly: all work guaranteed. M. M. Coleman, 207 12th at. n.w. Phone M. 4888. CARPENTER—JOB~ WORK AND REPAIR ing; any kind of painting; 15 years' es perlence: reasonable prices. Fr. 9448. 5* CHAIR CANING, UPHOLSTERING, REPAIH ing; A1 work; lowest prices. Lio. 4285. Lin. 6401-J. L. L. BAILEY, 211Pn. ave, se. CHAIR CANING. UPHOLSTERY, BY SPAN- Ish war veteran. Call mo. Lowest prloas, best work. Franklin 7483. CHAIRS CANED, upholstering, porch rockers splinted. C. A. Armstrong, 12518 10th st. B.W. Franklin 7458. CORSETS cleaned and repaired; corset sale. Nußone. Goodwin. Spirella, La Camille, surgical belts; maternity; brassieres fitted. 1814 R. I. av. DRESSMAKING-SIILLINKRY SCHOOL—PAT terna mt to measure, any design: instruction hours and terms to suit; professional and home courses; ask for catalogue. Livingstone's Academy, new address, 804 17th n.w. F. 7475. ELECTRICAL WIRING. Any six-room - house wired, 860; estimates freely given: foil line of appliances; easy terms. LUKENS BARKLEY 0(57. 1406 N. Y. ave. Main 6486. ELECTRICAL WIRING SIX-ROOM BOUSE with ailures, SBO. Repairing. ECONOMY ELECTRIC CO., 1217 29th at. n.w. West 2406. ELECTRICAL WIRING—IO% DISCOUNT ON wiring and fixtures. Let us estimate on your work. Call Main 2757 or visit our showroom. GEO. F. MILLER ELECTRIC CO.. 808 New York ave. n.w. FLOOR FINISHING, EXPERT, BY SKILLED mechanic, at reduced prices. Write or tel. Panl Serene. 908 10th st. n.w. Fr. 6798. 6* FLOORS REFINISHSIr, CLEANEb, POU3H ed and waxed by electric machine. B. K. NASH. 2507 Sherman ave. Col. 4291. noß* FLOORS CLEANED. POLISHED AND ecrapcd. A. F. ZIMMERMAN CO., 817 Narth Capitol at. Franklla 1902-W. FLOORS—EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO hardwood or pine floors. Telephone Franklin 7568-W. J. C. PRICE, 912 »th at. a.w. FURNITURE UPHOLBT'D. REP'D; SUP covers made. Eat. cheerfully given. Returned free. TITTBNSOR. 1424 Bth n.w. N. 7702. GAhAOE WILE BUILD YOURS. ANY stvle; alto carpenter repair or sew work; prices right. Let os furnish you an estimate. ■COX A BECK. 815 Mass. ave. s.e. Phone Lincoln 7808 J. JOB PLASTERING, prompt service; reason able prices: work guaranteed. N. 8825. 81* KEYS DUPLICATED WHILE YOU WAIT, 2Sc. Also small machlat work. 909 9th st. a.w., basement. KMTI—PgfLfCTM' kiYw. to atwW; Mile white you emit. Turner A Clark, 1281 New York ave. a-w. Basement. F 8005. LANDSCAPE GARDENER. FORESTER. CARE of lawns, hedges and gardens. North 9894. R. RODMAN. 1506 Caroline at. n.w. MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED equal to new; prices most reasonable. Gail N 10148. IDEAL BEDDING CO.. 1524 7th at. MATTRESS MAKING AND RENOVATING— Special for fall cleaning—Mattresses, box springs, lion frame springs, cushions and pil lows renovated at special prices. Special this week—Mattresses renovated, (2.60. Columbia Bedding Co., did E st. a.w. Phone Mala 5896. MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS renovated at Boat retaonable prices. Let ns call, give esti mate. Prompt deliver tea and satisfaction as sured. Eagls Bcddlfig Co.. 1123 70i at. a.w. Mata taea. PAINTING AND PAFERHANOINO—Booma papered, 69.50 ap. Including cat-out border. Franklin 2888. 8. TAMMARO. 2* PAINTER ANb PAPERHANOER, J. E. H(SB -80N. Rest work, lowest prices; prompt serv- Ice. 706 6tb at. n.w. Phone Main 6706. PAINTING AND PAFERHANOINO—SPEC, tow prices. New fall deafens. Give ns a trial. THOMPSON'S. 341* Rfills. Phone Col. 8244. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. Con tinned. PAINTING AND PAPeTKHANOING BY Z reliable American. Phone North 6707. Mr. RILL. 26 Quincy place n.w. 31* PAINTING AND PAPEUHANGINO—LpT hIS eetl. on your fall work; guaranteed workman ship; rat. Vaughan, 006 loth n.e. Line. 6616.' 2* PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING—SpeciaI lew prices. New fall designs. Give us a trial. THOMPSON'S. 3413 Ga. ave. Pboae Col. 89*8. PAINTING time approaches We will be glad to estimate on your Interior and exterior paint lag. When you think of painting think of OAROW & FRY. 1011 H st n.w Y4aln IWI, PAPERHANGING DONE 'REASONABLY: room. $6 and up. J. A. POLAND. 1881 D at. s.e. 80* _ PAPERHaS'OING done neatly; mode rata prices; workmanship guaranteed. JACK ROB. BINS, 21 Todd pi. n.e. Phone Potomac 1688 J. 6* PAPERHANGING—REASONABLE PRICES; no delay; good workmanship. Enterprise Deco rstlag Co., 1629 14th at. a.w. North 4081. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING MOD erate prices. 142 S Bth st. n.w. C. C. SI LENCE Phone North 2665-J. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—BL PHHJ.IPS, 227 2nd s.e. Line. 8868. Quick, efficient service: guar, work; reasonable prices. PAPEIIHANOKU—ROOMS PAPERED, 85 UP*. S Mt n.L? rk ' J ' A JONES, HO Van st. s.e. rs. 4.450, PAPERHANGING, TAINTING? FIRST-CLASB york; prices; can furnish ref*. J—t ifend cani to U TAYIiOR. 2lt H »t. C.e. PAPfuKHANGING-Rooma. $7.50 and op* In terior fend exterior painflnf at lowest nrkea. Metropolitan IVo. Co., 427 G n.w. Pb. Fr. 800. PAPEHUA.NOINO AND PA INT I NO—Rooms papered. $6 and up. A. T. Georce. 254 10th st. ne. Telephone Lincoln 8581. PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING HToJograph* repaired by expert; parts for all makes ms chines. Franklin 5075 SOD 9th st. n w PIANO TUNING Pianos and players re paired. refinished and rebuilt by skilled work met. Plano tuning. 82. Schaefer, Sanderson Piano Co., 644 H at. n.e. Lincoln 1057. PLUMBING, TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING promptly attended to. When there Is plumb ing there is CAUOW * FRY. Mala 1261. 1 1011 H n w PLUMBING AND HEATING—John R. Guerin, 412 K. Cap. st.. Line. 3117—Steam sod hm wnter heaMng, plumbing, boiler sad power plants. Found reliable for 28 years. PLUMBING AND TINNING. JOBBING IS our specialty. Quick service In emergence cases When you think of plumbing think of CAROW A FRY. 1011 H at. n.w. Main 1261. REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING, FURNACE and stove repairing, tinning and roofing. H. ISIS, SOB 9th st. n.w.. cor H. Mala 7610. BLIP COVERS FOR ALL CARS: BAYK~UP bpls'ei?: save money. Phone F. 8280. WASH INGTON AUTO TOP CO . 1227 N. T. a vs. STEAM AND HOT-WATER HEATING. W. II Sodduth. 8012*4 R "t.. West 2915; 25 year-' experience high sad low pres, steam work; open shop. Estimates given. KCItS—NEW FULL DRKSA AND tUXEDG suits to hire. M. STEIN A CO.. Tailors. 804-J F st. Frank. 7722. norl• j TINNING, beating; furnaces, ranges. 1 strobe« repaired; jobbing a spec ; low rates. Line. BS6I. Nat. Sheet Metal Co.. 1255 K s.e. * TRUNK REPAIRING—TRUNKS, SUIT CASES and traveling bags repaired at abort notice. Boston Luggage Co.. Btb aod i' ate. Fr. 7722. novl* TINNING, roofing, pipeless furnaces installed; gas stoves; dependable work Main 6149. BHAEFFER A MGWKX, 1016 9th st. a.w. TRUNK REPAIRING. Mints repairs trunks, lea the.- bags. ladles' handbags, etc. Call or phone Mints. 938 F st. Mala 8688. TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED THE REBUILT Typewriter Co.. Inc., sell, rent tad repair typewriters Tel M. 6584. 717 12th at. n.w. sold aod exchanged Special sale of rebuilt typewriters. M. 2019. Columbia Typewriter Co.. 606 6th at. n.w UMBRELLA REPAIRING < I 'OVERING Don't throw your old umbrellas awsv—bring them to GRISWOULD’S. 411 llfh st. a.w., op posite Star offiee Franklla 1816-W. UPHOLST EKING AND FI'RNItURE Rif pairing. Small shop: small prices. Write for sample.. ERNEST HOT/IRER. 688 F st. n.w WATCH. CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRS. Quality first and last and at honest price. S. F COOPER. Jeweler. 505 H 11th st. WINDOW and vacuum cleaning; general clean ing contractors. Ideal Window and Vacuum Cleaning Co.. Inc.. M. 6258 904 lltk a.w. WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES. Good qual ity opaque .hades fitted t« your windows, 85c the best quality of opaque shades, (I.IS: hung free. We will call with samples. KLLL BLATT, llfh tnd H sts. n.e. Lincoln 879 1 - ■ ' ' -» 1 ■!' -I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FOfi SALE—Stuck and flit area notion and dry goods store; going business: suburban lo cation. To quick purchaser. SBOO. Apply Guy, Curran A Co.. 315 9th n.w. 1* NEAR BEER and buffet for sale on account owner's health; price right to suitable cus tomer. Address Box 9-X, Star oßce. 1* Gtrlns BOOK business, wholesale and rets:,. 83.000. Apply 938 F st. nw. 4* DON’T BE SATISFIED with 6% on yunr money. Reliable real estate concern can “make yonr money make more money.” We have daily applications to pnrebase second trust mortgage notes tamply seenred on city prop ertyl to net purchaser about ested In a lucrative field of Investment let us explain. Address Vtox tIT»-T. Btsr office. * PART INTEREST, large profits monthly, for man with full-time service. Expanding. About SI,OOO required: well eecnred. Write tmme diately. Address Bex 282- V, Star office. GROCERY and meat market—Good northwest location. This store is doing a good business and ia worth more then the asking price, lotng lease include* living apartments. C. C. Khargh. Continents! Trust bldg 1* FOR SAt.E—Wood yard, well storked, o'a easy terms. Apply to S. Cap. and K eta s.w. DRUG STORE for sale in Petwovth; Inven tory price, about $10.r»00. Owner HI. Terms. No dead stock; turnover 4 times year. Mr. Plank. Main 19,'Pi So* MILLINERY SHOP-—Unique. In most exclu sive section of Connecticut ave.: established business; reasonable rental. Address Box 174-X. Star office. 80* 1231 NEW YORK AVE. N W.—Basement of 2 rooms; suitable for plumber or electrician, etc. Rent, $25 per mouth. John Quluo Co., Inc.. TGI 13th n.w. Main 1989 FOR SALE—lnterest in growing, up-to-ds’e small printing plant; Ideal location. Address Box 14-Z. Star office. 1* FOR SALE—Building lot. n.e,. with S metal garages on name, new: renting for 821 per month. Lin. 272 or 227 »th st. n.e. 1* ACTIVE PABTXEB~(«enlnel. with $800; good proposition for good young man to start luis - sesa for himself. Address Bos 322-X, Star office. » STORB FOR SALE—Doing good business Owner interested In another business. Will sell at right price to quick buyer. Inquire at 1428 7th st. n.w. PuR BALE—A good business opportunity cheap —dry goods and notion store. Owners expect to leave city. 827 Kennedy st. n.w. 1* CHRISTIAN* GENTLEMAN, with basin-'-r ability, aa partner In established and growing general insurance business; from 82.000 t“ 810.000 required, secured. Good salary arl share of profits. Geo. C. Donohoe, 1301 G s', n.w. * RhoE STORE, stock and fixtures; rents ST.”, month: owner has other business. Bargain fop quick buyer. Apply C. 8. Buswell, corner 9th and Upshur st«. ti w. Col. 6049. 1* GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, best equip ped. on most prominent street in northea-t; doing good cash business. Owaer may consider lease it. as want retire from business. Ad dress Box 7-Z. Star office. 1* ON ACCOUNT OF out-of-town business will sacrifice several good ten-room, brick rooming houses. In good location. Oiled with roomers. Live in part of house and rent enough to pay expenses. Rent, 850 to 880 monthly. Furni ture can be bought for 8800. Monthly pay ments Good lease. Property, good repair. No objection to children. Address Box 848 X, Btsr office. 31* r i PITTrR! 4 GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. Room 65x136. kitchen, 92x15; rood condition; recently remodeled: partly equipped; reason able monthly rental for desirable applicant Call Franklin 2403 for particulars. 30* Marshall Business Brokers. Bakery—Uptown: cost $3,500 to equip; rent, $75; owner leaving city: price, $3,000. Case—Near 14th and Park road; rent, $100; old established place: price, $2,700. Cafeteria—ln the business section; rent, SSO; price. 82.250. Ten room—Near 15th and Eye ste.; ex pensively furnished; exclusive patronage; price, 87,500. ___ Millinery and novelty shop—Near Bth tnd F sts.: location unsurpassed; opportunity for Udv; large holiday trade; price, 82,500. Milllnerv and dresses—Near Conn, are.: large stock of new goods; sickness cause of telling; price. $4,500. Ladles’ wear—Near 17th and Pn. svs.; rent. J1&5; popular store; must be sold this wsek; sklng $1,600. Bakerv and delicatessen—Uptown; expen sive equipment; rent. $100; will aaeriSea for quirk sale. Rooming house —Near 14th and K ala.; 22 rooms; 4 baths: sacrifice at $2,000. Rooming house —Near 16th and P ata.; 13 rooms, 2 baths; beautiful, houa. Price, sl,- 500. Rooming bouse—Near tth and L ata.; 10 well furnished rooms. Price, $750. Rent, S7O. Cleaning. pressing and repairing—Well equipped shop; rent, 865; price, 8650. Hotel and restaurant —In business section; about 28 rooms; well equipped restaurant on first floor: price right. Rooming house—Near 18th aad Park id.: 12 rooms; h.-w.b.; splendid furniture; rent, $75; price. $750. Garage, accessories, repairing, gas. oils— Doing rood business; rent. 8100; price, $1,500. Secure tbit sai station today. Bee us to boy or sell a business. Wfi have little or no competition. Marshall Business Brokers, 928 New York Ave. DYEING AND CLEANING—Long established; business located near 14th and Park road; doing a large business; owner In bad health. Will sell at a bargain for cash. For par ticulars see WI..T. BALLARD, 0217 £ja Bt. K.W.