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LOST AND FOUND
?U ns, diamond. platinum. liberal r?
ward L. E RCBEL, 1IS4 Belmont ro*d.
Phone North 2?47. Li?
BAG?Black molre, rontalatog
knitting. money and War
?tarnpa between 11th and K *'"_N .K?'"t
ltth and H sta N E . on westbound H ??.
oar. Phone Franklin lOi. reward. I.
BICTCLK-TUn troas >"** T**
of apt. No. 1. Return, no questions
asked. ?i reward. 1'" -
BUNCH OF KETS?Cbala
lin?; probably on Georgia ave n
afternoon Reward for r"","r" E
QUARTERS OARAGE. SOLDIERS
CHANGE Fl RSR?Brown. Tuesday
soon. In Woodward A Lothrop vORTGN
Finder please return to MRS. NORTO. '
Capitol Park Hotel. No questions ssKea.
BOG-TKinfcy, ? B?tou ball *??***?
male, dark brindle. cheat and face white,
with eara and one eye black. Rewar l.
SS34 Wth at N. W. il_
DOG?A yoang girl la grieving ?h?
a little white poodle, loat Sat : w.th tne
hair cut off from lower part of back. ?n
awera to name of Beauty. Reward l.J?
7 th at. S. W Frank. T?3. j ?
DOT'?Boot on ball terrier; black with
whit* breast: anawcra to Z.
Rowdle. Saturday evening at 32d and N
st* Reward 471 1 River road. D. C. or
Cleveland 1H. '
BARRING?One large gold. with hall lha
canter. Saturday nl?bt; reward. Phoiw
North *m
rOB? K. P. liberal reward If retnrnad to
13?S yulncy at. N. W . bet. i and
OLOVE8?Yellow: new. ia Red c*?**
Talot>e Reward if returned to National
Red Croaa Headquarters. 17th and B ^ w
OOU) LOCK FT and coat rhain. loot Jana
ary 13. between the Avenue and G at. on
Tth. Reward for return to 310 Beaton
>lace N. E. North 14. 18
LAV \LLIER?Gold, act with pearls. dia
mond In center. Reward, return to ^1
Man ave. N. E. Phone Line. 34t7- 1-3*
LITK^K rOtDKR? Automobile. contain
In* Mass. and D. C. driving licenses and
cards Return same to A. W. HORNER.
Apt 310, 3400 ltth st N. W.: reward _ 1*
MONET?fl4 la bill*. Saturday In Gold
berg's dept. store. Reward if returned^to
411 tth at. S. E 1
HTMIC ROLL?In Kahn'p "tore. Thursday
afternoon Reward If returned to ?44
?th St. N. E . or call Line. 4247-J. ''
PT^TDfTM BAR PIN with diamond- and
pearla: loat in or near National Theater
Ttoaday afternoon. If found return to 1716
Q at. I* W , reward. 1-17*
PTN?Circle platinum, abwl 1-torh in dl
ameter. leaf pattern In small diamond*,
at the Country Club. Reward end no ques
tsvoa asked if returned to 737 15th ^st.
!*. W. . or phone Cleveland 73S. 17_
PURSE?Gold mesh, between
Ebbitt Hotel and Willard,
between 7 and 8 o'clock. Lib
eral reward. 1725 Conn. ave.
PWp North 9232. 23
Hririr~fluff brawa. f?.M; loat between
Uth and 14th on R. Return to lt43 New
tan St. N. W. Liberal reward. Call Col.
?tl-j 19
m* REWARD far return af nu'i wOtalre
diamond ring, loat in vicinity of 11th st.
aad Cal. rd. an Thurs Tinder return to
Hit Col. rd. or phone Col. Mil.
ROftARY?Aadkyit, at the Kalekerbork
er Dec. St. IJberal reward, 1745 Kalo
naa rd. Col. M1S-J. l-?*
Ssl.m MMH BAG?Containing money,
rwser'a card and address: liberal re
ward. Phone Colombia 5547. after t
o'clock. *?_ |
T _ . , B ^ lOBl ? |
Food Adminlatratlon and ItSt E st. se ..
Hampden make, with gentleman's picture in
back Pleaae return to lt!t E st se.; re
ward li_
HELP WANTED?MALE
The Airman, 400 7th St N. W.
. Send us 11.00 for a year's subscrip
tion to "The Airman." a new popular
naguine to be published by the offi
cers and enlisted men who served in |
.the great war. Aviation, the great-!
: est wonder of the war, will be pre
-sented to yon by men who not only
Jfcaow bow to fly a ship, but how to
oaake one.
SUBSCRIBE NOW.
17
ASHMEN?SO: gssd wage*; steady time;
report at 4th and M sts N. E J. W.
BSA.N CONTRACTING CO. 1-S3*
ABLE; start boaineas; small office. "4# Fi
oaptional Opportualtlea" tella how. BOX
111, Times office. It*
. A F1BAT-GBADK commercial radio oper
ator's license is what we qualify you for
ia our twelve to fourteen week courae. Po
sitions as wireleaa operators in merchant
marine pay $110 per month and all ?*?
pen sea Largest radio school In America;
' government Instructors. Marconi ship ap
paratus. day and night elaaaes Service
? Radio School. 902 Pa. ave. Phone Franklin
? Ttl4^ l?
' BAKER?rtr*t-cta*?: good working condi
4 tlone; at once. 1307 E st. N W IS
; BARBER?SteadvT
v{ N. E.
505 H st.
1-19
BLACKSMITH?Heady work, permanent
" position automobile carriage work. W.
' LAWTON A SONS, Inc.. I70S M st N W.
1-S0*
'?Bright, who will appreciate a possl
Mty for a future: office National Pr?a?
101 Riggs Bids Apply to Secretary
n 1 and ! p. m. Miut come we'.l
mended 1!_
?TS? To learn trade; muat be evw IS;
d wages to start. Apply BRBWOOL',
1th st N W. l-l*
C? Six. white, between ages of 18 sad
lto eel! Leo filer's Liberty Lunches.
Iwages and rommission. Apply 2d
B44 Ps. sre N. W 17
f-ilhiU. IS years eld or older, to
i on soda fountain and In soda parlor:
to^noi neo-sm?ry; good salary and
inc^W kk.'or neat, polite boys. XT.'N
,LT S. 12?2 F st. N W.
BOT ?<?oo?i
;H. 170* Pa ave.
i:
("ENTVRY
17
IOUS BOYS
l?n earni$l5 00 per month
l8rl?tielivering even
I rpute in north
Address BOX
Suffice, in own
ng|p^ ja 14-tf
guLftv aorL
_ win- zoo
wilh'Jvho<ri as messenger;
imitv to learn
? good wages;
Address
office. 1-18
Mid -ckfp4rji
L)X 372. Times ofti
S years 4 age. for
ouse. good salary to
SO 11th st N
W 1-21
COVKRMIE>T NKKBt* *Ol
TOU ARB i^^JklLLi<? CH AI'FVEUR
AND AIM MECHAMIC
I KATIONAlHTCkOllLVCOULEai
Mb MS fita S W
Day aad Evening Clssssg
BaaaoaaHa Rat as.
JjMf-sa*
t
__ HELP WANTED?MALE __j
CH.\l KKIIBS?Kxp?lfar?l: infest h?T4
references 8HERLV8 SUPPLY MAR
KET. 94? Louisiana ave. N. W. Main 1525.
21
COOK?Short order; no Sun
day work. CENTRAL RES
TAURANT, 209 7th N. W.
i
COOK OX U. S. DREDGE j
Permanent work, to cook i
for 15 men; helper furnished.!
Good wages. Applv 305 j
SOUTHERN BLDG., 15th
and H sts X. W. 17
Chef and thrff fhort order cooks. white
or colored, at once; highest wages paid.
Apply to MAJESTIC LUNCH, 191J Pa. ave.
N. W. at once. IS
COI'XTKBMKX wanted: experienced; good
wages Apply CENTURY LUNCH. 17')ii
Pa. ave N W. IS
COUNTERMAN?
Apply 3200 M at. N W. 1-1 J?
DRAFTSMAN
Familiar **ith boiler and steel plate
construction; prefer one with technical
?ducatton. Address your reply, giving
references and experience and salary
expected, to
, H. H. PECK. Superintendent.
ISM Chestnut street.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
17
j DRIVER for doable team, colored; good
pay and steady Job for good worker. Ap- 1
ply COLUMBIA BRICK AND COAL CO..
Takoma Park, D. C. IS
DISHWASHERS?Two at once; good wages, j
1792 Columbia r'oad N. W. 18*
DISHWASHERS?Good salary.. VICTOR* |
LUNCH. 1724 Pa ave. N. W. I*
GROCERY CI.ERK?Experienced. RECK- j
ER S MARKET, 19l? 7th St. N. W. Phone |
North 3??7. 1-17*
MAX?Steam engineer; eight
hours a day; good pay.
Apply Mr. Wesehler, Catho-j
lie University power house.
15,17,19
MAX?Young; wanted for
clerical work, with knowl
edge of typewriting and
shorthand. Apply at once,
LEO MESSEX & CO., 1206
H st. X. W. 21
MAN?Clean-cut white, to drive ear *nd |
clerk in store; good salary. Mr. HART
SON. JlJSj^thsUjrW^ 1-1S'
ATTENTION! Young men in nearby
Maryland. Virginia, and West Virginia
should look Into our course In wireless
telegraphy In 12 to 14 weeki we qualify
you for the Government first-grade com
mercial license. Radio operators in mer
chant marine receive $110 per month and
living expenses. Largest radio school in
America; Government instructors; full
equipment with Marconi ship apparatus.
Write for particulars. You can secure
living quarters In Washington at reason
able rates while taking the course. Serv
ice Radio School, >02 Pa. ave. N. W. 21
MAN?Colored, for general hoasework;
must be experienced In waiting on table;
bring references, good psy. Apply 1306 H
st N. W. 17
MAN wwated to work In elder and vinegar
factory, paying good wages APPT.Y
AMERICAN BOTTLING CO.. ?3? Louis
iana ave. N. W. 1}
MAM far hrMM. Apply 1118 Euclid at.
N. W. 17
young, of ambition and en
ergy. for house-to-house demonstrating;
experience preferred, not essential: can
make $5 per day; steady. See Mr. STEV
ENS. 70? 11th at., after 1 p. m. 1-22
YOUNG MAN as stock clerk. SAM'S FI R
CO.. 1212 F St. 1-17*
MEAT-CUTTER and one
meat and grocery clerk.
643 H st. X. E. " 22
MCSICIANS back from doty wanted for
permanent orchestra. Call or address
CHARLES RIEMER. Director. U S. A. Or
chestra. 611 15th St. N. W., Wash D. O.
17,19.21 *
XIGHT CLERK?$80, room
and board. Applv BUR
! GESS HOTEL AGENCY, 502
J 10th st. X. W. 17
i OYSTER 8H CCK EH^?First class? Apply
I at the LOSEKAM CAFE. 1323 F ut N.
j W. 17
i PLUMBER wanted. 1132 l8tn
st. N. W. 18
PRESSMAN?Steel die embossing, to oper
ate 3 Carver preases. Apply BRKWOOD,
519 13th st. 1-1*
SHEET META I. WORKERS' HELPERS?
Several young men; good wages perma
nent positions. Apply 622 F St. N. W
19 ?
; SHEET METAL WORKERS?First-class;
both inside and outside hands steady
work. W A. FINOLB8. Inc . 29 S. How
! srd st.. Baltimor'^Md.
' SALESMAN?Able house to house: (7 dav
i up assured; 3 easy, quick Belters. Si7
Columbian DIdg. IS*
| SOLICITORS wanted to work
for The Washington Times;
1 good opportunity. Apply to
j MR. LARKIX, Circulation
j Department. del9-tf
'TAILOR?Good wages; steady
position for right man. 1S.39
14th st. N. W. 1-23
TAII.OR?Hrnt ??!?**?; one who an?Ier*tanris
? busheiing thoroughly, work given by pl*<?
, or will pay by we*k aa preferred refer
' encM required. Apply to the BIEBER
, KAUFMAN CO. Inc. 901-D09 8th ?t S E.
LL
TRICK DRITER?Colored: good pay and
steady job for good worker Apply CO
LUMBIA BRICK AND COAL CO.. Takoma
j ParV, i>. C. 1 t
UPHOLSTERER WANTED QI'IC'K ? IJeZt
I wnges. AMERICAN UPHOLS i'ERINO
i COMPANY. 627 F st. N. W . phon- M. *139
VALET?Experienced preferred, although
not essential; to travel; salary $35 we-K
!y. including railroad fare and sleep-rs
! Apply stage dour Belasco Theater. NAT C.
I (iOODWIN. 1-1**
I WAITER?First-class; good
! wages. FARMERS' llO
; TEL, Marlboro,' Md. Phone
i Marlboro 31. 19
A SPLENDID POSITION
ran be secured If you will state your quail
i ftcaMons In a Want Ad under Situation*
i Wanted la Th? Times Phone your ad.
Maf U?? BUI will be ?nt sepJT-tf
("HELP wanted?female
! CASHIER?Experienced. VIC
TORY LUNCH, 1 724 Pa. ave.
in
;TELEPHONE order clerk; ex
pert; permanent position for
good reliable girl; good pay.
CHAP1N SACKS MFG. CO., 1st
a M sts. N. E. 1-18
HELP WANTED?FEMALE
EXPERIENCED <liwnti^rm?W; Mghent
wages small place. 1208 Pa ave. N. Ul .
23*_
CHAMBERMAID"?At NEW TABSl'51
HOTEL.. N?w Jorspy ove. and C K
Apply to Housekeeper. 1*'
CHAMBERMAID ? Experienced: high?-t
w iffel paid. :S08 Pa ave. N \V l-l-i*
CHAMBERMAID?Colored: Rood wa?r*
and lunch. Apply to Housekeeper at "Iw
PORTLAND, 14th ?t and Vermont av?.
17
CHA M B KR.U a 11>?to lore*!; *oo<l *k(M
an<1 Inuch. Applv to Housekeeper at the
PORTLAND. l?th at. and Vermont ave
19
CHAMBERMAIDS ? White.
Apply RALEIGH HOTEL,
12th st. & Pa. ave. N..W. 19
CLEANERS^ Early, white.
Apply RALEIGH HOTEL,
12th st. & Pa. ave. N. W. 19
CHOCOLATE DIPPERS?"Good
pav. Applv O. G. CORN
WELL & SONS, 1415 H st.
N. W. i:2L
COLLAR ASSORTER ? Ex
perienced; good salary; also
girl to wrap bundles. PAGE'S
LAI N DRY, 620 E st. n\v. 17
CLEANERS?Colored, at once. Apply
HOUSEKEEPER. Cairo Hotel. Q St.. bet.
16th and 17th ?t?. N. W. 17
DRAPERS?Waist and skirt
also helpers on all parts ot'
gowns. S. K. FORT, 1143
Conn, ave., 2d floor. 17
DISH WASHER ?At once;
i good wages. Apply 1216
14th st. N. W. 23
DISHWASHERS ? Good
pav and board. CAPITOL
SEA* FOOD CAFE, 807 14th
st. N. W. 17
DISHWASHER?One colored. Apply
13th st. N. W. 23
ELEVATOR GIRL?Colored: rood wage*.
Apply at the PORTLAND, 14th at. and
Vermont ave. 1"
GOWN HANDS?Girls, experienced. Ap
ply J. F. G1DDINO & CO.*. 1510 H N. W.
i-n
TEN clean |lrh or women, white, to park
Loeffler's Library lunches, good wages;
easy work; hours 3 to 11 p m. Apply *ry
time after J a m . 344 Pa. ave. N. W. 1-17
GIRL; experienced; candy and
cigar counter; all meals; good
salarv; no Sunday work. 18th
& B'sts. N. W. NAVY CAFE
TERIA. 1-22
YOUNG LADY to attend soda
fountain in evenings. Ap
ply ROBEY'S PHARMACY,
North Capitol and H sts. N. W.
12
LADY?Young; wanted for
general office work at
once. Address Box 365 Times
Office. 21
MILLINERY TRIMMERS,
APPRENTICES AND
MAKERS
GOLDENBERG'S have posi
tions open for the season
for Millinery Trimmers, Ap
prentices and Makers. Good
salaries and pleasant sur
i round ings.
Apply to Mr. Dobrin,
Manager,
GOLDENBERG'S,
Seventh and Iv Sts.
__ 1 H
OFFICE MANAG FR?Who Has thorough
knowledge of office detail gond corre
spondent. sys^matiaer, etc ; one willing to
j start at moderate salary, with advance
I ment when ability is proven <"all in the
I afternoon, S06 Jenifer bldg . 7th and D a's
1-22
MAMCrBIST?In flr?t-fUwi barber shop;
good wages SOI 7th st N. W. 1-17
STENOGRAPHER ? Permanent portion
with a commercial concern, good hours*,
location. Woodward bldg.; applicant must
be a resident of Washington, with g?od
references. BOX 374, Times office 1-22
SALESLADIES?Experienced in
cloak and suit dept. Applv
i ERLEBACHER, 1210 F st.
N. W. 1-19
""salesladies"
]For Blouse Department. Applv
ERLEBACHER'S
1210 F st. N. W.
SALESLADIES ? Experi
eneed; ladies' suits, coats,
! dresses, waists, and milli
|nery; permanent position;
i liberal salaries and oommis
iMon. MAYER BROS, k CO.,
j?j37-9o9 P st. N. W. 20
TYMHTH?He%er?l for plain copy work;
moderate salary to start with; advance
ment when ability is proven Ci.U after 3
o'clock, 606 Jenifer bldg, 7th a ,id L> mm.
1 .j i
1 WAITRESSES?Two whit*. OI.I\II CAEE,
704 H at N E.. $1- p<-r wefk 18
WAITRESSES? Experienced; good wa|t?.
Apply PBNN. LUNCH. 497 Pa ave N.
W. '?
HELP WANTED?FEMALE
WAITRESS ? white girl. Apply TUB
A3IA. 12X9 Pn. are. N. W. l-20*_ >
WAITRESSES?Two white;1
good pav and short hours.
Apply 2422 18th st. N. W. 23
WAITRESSES?Three neat',
experienced colored. CE
REGO LUNCH, 1529 14th st.
1-19*
WAITRESS; colored; at once.
1325 M st. N. W. 1-18
WAITRESSES?0 o 1 o r e d ; j
good wages. Applv at once i
1216 14th st. N. W. 23
YOUNG white woman as nurse
for three-year-old child; some
one who wants a good, perma
nent home and good wages.
Applv 916 15th st. N. W. 1-18
WOMEN?Why not doable your Mthrv?
Study how to Improve yourself with per
sonality builder of national reputation: six
personal lessons, $&. BOX 359, Times ..f
flce. 1-17*
WOMAN?Reliable white, for pastry work
in cafe. 828 l?th at. N. W. 19
WOMAN?White; for linen room. Apply
Highland Apt., Conn, and California
avenues, between t a. m , and 6 p. n
North <146. 17
WOMAN?Res pee table white, to help dress
maker sew; only those with some experi
ence need apply. Call between 5 and 1 p.
m . 1922 8th St. N. W. 1-21
WOMAN?For clerical work; capable of
taking dictation; good wages. Apply at
once. 1206 H St. N. W. 1-17
FINE POSITIONS
every day ars secured by placing an ad ta
The Times "Situation WiiitWT column
Phone an ad right away. at. egperlencsd
operator will belp you wltt It. Bill will
be ?nt. eop?7-tf
POMRSTIC.
COOK, white or colored, com
petent; also maid; good
wages. Apply at once, 1468
R. I. ave. N. W. 22
COOK and general housekeeper; good
hame and good salary. Apply at once.
30 W st. N. W. before 10 a. m. or alter
& p. m. 19
< OOK?Good, and general house worker;
must have good references; small house,
with married couple only. Call at 3600
1 4th sL_N. W. Phone Col. >399. 1-17*
COOK?Family of three; easy work; good
wages. APT. 401. Knickerbocker Apt.,
1840 Mtntwood pi. 1-1>*
COOK?White or colored; good wages;
references 2I2S 19th st. N. W. 22
COOK?One, and waitress. Apply before S
p. m.. or after 4 p. m. 1714 Conn. ave.
N. W. 17
RELIABLE colored girl for general house
work. 1225 11th St. N. W 17
GIRL?Colored, for cleaning halls Satur
day morning, ready for work. 1533 N.
Capltol_at. l_-2 5
GIRL?General hsusework half day. tlJ*
o st. N w. li
GIRL?Colored, reliable, for general house
work. Inquire 1225 11th st. N. W. lg
HIGH SCHOOL girl to eare for child two
afternoons a week. Line. 5928. Mrs. DYE.
1-1S
MAID for ranking and general hooeewnrk;
no washing; family of four; good wages;
stay nights; references. 2651 Connecticut
avenue. 1**
NURSE, competent, wanted,
white or colored, and to as
sist with housework; wages,
$40; references. Phone Clev.
884, or call 3037 Newark st.,
Cleveland Park. 22
N1RSE?For rhildrenT ~ 117 Y st7~N.W.
Phone N _ 10 49. 1-1 ?
WOMAN?Reliable, for general housework;
good wages. Call 1304 R. I. ave. N. W.
17
WOMAN?Colored; general housework; two
afternoons off. Sunday and Thursday ?r
Sat. Apply 1927 1st St. N. E. Ph. N.
1-17
WOMAN ? Genial colored, for general
housework; no thlldren; good wagea.
Apply 1104 P St. N. W. 1-20
SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE
HONORABLY discharged soldier desires
position; Government preferred; sergeant
major In army one year; familiar with
army paper work; good education: business
and college; age 23. Phone WILLIAMS,
Franklin 502, or write 1819 K St. N W. 19
DISCHARGKf) soldier desires clerical po
sition with a tellable construction com
pany tr or out of city. Address BOX 346,
Times office. 19*
| WANTED ? Position ?? photographer's
helper or as chauffeur; day work; *y
i young colored man Apply 1420 Corco'an
St. N. W 1-21
! BY EXPERIENCED shoe salesman; can |
give good references. R. II. Duckson, |
"3 4 6th St. N. W. 17* ,
CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC, white, private
position; familiar with New York and'
New Jersey roads, best of refs. S. RO
j LAND, 111 Q St. N. W. 1-19
RELIABLE chauffeur wishes position in
| private family; best references 241r
17th st._N. W . apt 7. 1-19*
i CORNETIST desires playing with amateur
| orchestra. BOX 101, Times office. l-!?"
YOl'NG man, honorably discharged from
. army, expert stenographer and type
I writer, with considerable experience as of
j fice manager, desires position. COX 345,
1 Times office 1 -23*
I ALL-ROI ND man, handy with tools, wants
! position to take care of bldg , apartment
( house or flats. BOX 396, Times office.
| 1-19*
? COLLEGE student, typist, with seeretarial
I *xp , wishes evening work. BOX 384,
; Times office. 1-19*
CHEF! colored, all-around experienced
cook, wants place in or out of town.
BOX 371. Times office. 1-17*
DISCHARGED soldier, formerly asst. audi
tor and office manager in large retail
J dept. store, desires position; familiar with
'departmental cott accounting, perpetual In
ventory and capable of handling 25,000 ac
counts; best of references. BOX 373,
Tim'-s office. I -22*
CHA1 FFEI R, best reference; in or oot of
the city. Call North 1955. 1-17
j STORE MANAGER and expert salesman.
soldier honorably discharged I'. S Army.
! open for position. Address CHARLES,
I HI EM ER, 4601 Conduit road. Wash., D. C.
1-22
EX-SOLDIER, studying foreign trade
course desires stenographic or other
| night work. 205 10th St. S. W.
YOI NrG~colored man Jn-t out the service
I of I*. S N. wishes a position of an)
j kind, various experience; also good driver, j
I SAM'."EL CARTER. 1143 19th St. N. W
19
! CIGAR clerk, honorably discharged from
urmv. two years' experience; can give
( heat of references as to character and abi.
lity: 21 years old: married. EI>\VARt> A
i HAWKINS, 713 Rhode Island ave. N. W
1-17'
i DISCHARGED SOLDIER, machinist and
I gas or stearn ^ngint-er, wants day work in
I District of Columbia Address OSCAR
KODNKSS. 102 Indiana av*_Nj._W- -u
YOlN(i MAN. 24 years of a*e; 2V? 7'***
1 ? college, competent stenographer and
i typewriter; 7 years' business experience,
j ?i*?sires position as private secretary, or
with some firm where there^ is a goo?i
1 chance of advancement. BOX 3*?7, Times
j office.
j VoFnT. MAN; ambitloua; Heslre?? position
I with chance for advancement with re
I liable firm; best references', kindiy state
I advantages and salary. BOX Tim**
J of flee
C A HP RNTRR?Work b" day or contract.
Call or write 125ft 8th it. N. W- LLL?
DISCHABCiEpToldler, steam ahoval ar atm
tionary engineer. wanta Job ia or near
city. 1-17
SITUATIONS WANTED
KIALli.
YOl'NO MAN. working till l:SO. warts
evening position as stenographer-typist or I
clerk-bookkeeper; exper:. BOX 360. Tint's ;
office. 1-1V j
YOUNG MAN?English: experteared <n |
hotel storeroom, wants position BOX ,
361. Times offlc?. 1-1" *
EX-SOLDIER desire* place with bank as 1
runner or minor clerk, two years' expe- \
rience in office work.* BOX 347. Tii-.es }
office. !-*>
DISCHARGED soldier, steam shovel or
stationary engineer, wants Jbb In or near
city. BOX >45. Times office. 1"
CHAUFFEUR?Experience*!, wit. lie* posi
tion, private; familiar with Washington. |
New Tork and New Jersey roads. Phjnt|
X. 3512-W. 22 _ I
STENOGRAPHIC or secretsrial work by
discharged navy man, college education;
part time work between 1 and 6 p. m. pre
ferred; highest references. BOX 331. Times I
office. 17*
HONORABLE discharged soldier, colored,
desires position as bellman, office boy
or elevator operator. 11.08 13th st. N. W.
1-17*
BOOKKEEPER and junior accountant j
wants evening work of any kind; 6 to
12 p. m. SEROT. S A. GOODK1ND, care)
J. W B.. 11th and Pa ave. N. W 1-20*
EXPERIENCED EMPLOYES
In ev.-rr line may be secured by Inserting
A small ad in The Times Help Wanted
Phone your ad to Main 6210 Bill will b?
?ant. ssp21-if
KG MALE.
YOI'NG LADY wishes position as private
maid; experienced In sewing. Address
BOX 105. Times office. 18*
PIANO pupils; experienced teacher; les
sons pupil's home; beginners preferr?d.
BOX 201. Times office. 1-19'
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer?Take j
complete charge of office; 10 years' com
mercial and brokerage; must be first-class
proposition. BOX 381, Times office. 18*
EXPERIENCED office woman, bookkeeper
and stenographer; can take full charge |
and assume all responsibility; 11 years'
experience. BOX 38!, Times office. 18* I
WOMAN for part day work. Call North
1955. l-i;
GIRL, colored, wants place as maid. 498 i
Mass. ave. N. W. Frank. 2835. 1_-1?
BOOKKEEPER and cashier, experienced I
and best references. >06 23rd st. N. W.
Phone West 1133. 1-17
PERSONAL
AM ANXIOU8 to communicate with |
ALONZO FIELDS. Notify JEWEL TEA
CO.. 1712 14th at. N. W. 17
LEARN VENTRILOQUISM
One of the most entertaining and fasci
nating arts of modern stagedom, com
manding large salary; can also be used for
private entertainment; lessons given in
class or private by one of Europe's most
famous ventriloquists, having appeared at
the leading London theaters; terms moder*
ate; satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN H. STRUTHERS,
?U F st. N. W.. 2d floor IV
LIMP IN?WALK OUT
WILSON,
CHIROPODIST,
1340 EYE ST. N. W.
Main 6155. 1!*
WILL rid your home, warehouse, or barn
of rata, bedbugs, roaches. SAPP. roon>
8. 1320 New York ave. Phone Franki 2309.
1-25
manicuring
It to T. Open Sundays, Tit lltb St.. Aot. 1
IS*
LADIES to learn French dreasruttlng. dree*- I
making, designing and millinery; French ]
patterns cut to order; style and fit guaran
teed. New York Academy. 1115 G St. 1-20*
FLORA MAE
Manicuring, scalp treatment, shampooing |
and facial massage.
1418 W St. N. W., Apt. 31.
18*
MADAMETa"BLANC
Electrical Massaging and Scal? Treat- I
ment. Manicuring. 11 a. m. to 9 p. m.. ex- |
cept Sunday
Apt. 4, 223 H- St. N. W.
1-18*
RELIABLE EXPRESS. MOVIMi, HAIL
ING. any tlm^ place or distance' Ba'M
more or country trips. Call Franklin 2t*t
MISS ARNEBERG7
Scalp Treatment and Manicuring. Hours.
10 a. m. to ( p. m. 505 M st. N. W. N. 4881.
Jsll-JOt*
MARILDA WILLIAMS.
Manicuring. Facial and Scalp Treatment.
703 6th St. N. W.. Apart. 2 Main 51?l.
Houis 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. deJ0-?')t_
tHAMPtK)IM. AMI MAMCIK1M.
done at your bonia. North 1909.
ocj l-9??
M is S J A M F R 6 Ni^pody;r,hou j."?, a^
to G p m. 1212 N T ave. N. \V? sec. floor
DR.EVANS, nerve and stomach ?prclali?t.
My new electric treatment is proving
wonderfully successful I can absolutely
guarantee relief; consultation free 1147
L st Phone Franklin 157 Je2*-?0t
Skin Disease a Specialty
Chronic Eczema and Itching* Promptl
(topped, Acne. Skin Cancers
DR NICHOLSON, 1301 H at. N W
DR. REED, SPECIALIST
804 SEVENTEENTH STRUCT
<n v--.rc successful practice in the
(Jver 3U yl-drb-cure of Chronic Nervous
and Special Diseases of Men and Women.
Means health to you if you suffer
from Catarrh, Obesity. Rheumatism. Con
stipation. Plies. Throat. Lungs, Brain,
Heart. Blood and Skin Diseases. Nervous
Debility Kidney Diseases. Bladder
troubles. Specific Blood PoisonlnK. Erup
tions, V'lcers, and All Private Diseases
Cured for Life by Safe Methods.
606. Bacteria Vaccine, and all the new
serums and anti-toxins administered.
Charges low Medicine furnished
" OLD-FASHIONED
HERB REMEDIES.
Act on the liver and kidneys and drlva
away uric acl 1 by cleansing the stumacn,
preventing rheumatism and colds, ctc.
We have treatments for other ailments
M A LOUIS A SON.
229 11 st. N. W oc6-tf
CLAIRVOYANTS
Licensed by the Uistrict of Coiutnoia.
"MADAM PARKER?<iifte<l Palmist and
Clairvoyant, gives advice on ail a..air* of
life, Shu asks no questions, but will tell
you what you want to know You -vill be
wiser and happier after s?-ing her. Sat
isfaction or no charges Readings SI 00
HOURS. 10 A. M TO S P.
1211 E St N. W? between 12th and l"!h
17*
THV. MAN WHO KNOWS"
The great Southern medium and scien
tific palmist, who has read for the most
prominent people throughout the country
Seventeen years of practice in Washington
st Prof. Le Remch studii, 1002 7th st N.
W. Otfice hours. 1 to 5 p. ni . except Sun
1 - L" 1 *
PALMISTS
PALMISTRY I* a recocnisetl M'ience. und
RIZPAH ELDON
in known of it* greatest exponents.
Hundreds this r??niarkH.bl? woman
dally ('on . . te r^adingp. with accurate
descriptions of what your ha n ! foretells,
only $1. fiec*ption parlors W K corner
of flth and O N. \V . oniranr? 6th st.
Hours 10 a ni . to 6 p. m. 17*
MADAM STANIaKY, Royal <?ypsy Palmkat.
reads the hand from cradle to grave, sat
isfaction guaranteed. Ci\e her a call. 1311
H st N E !-**?
9
FOR RENT?ROOMS
KUBMSHKI) .1
N ST. N. \V., 2140? Bright, warm front
room. nicely fur ; continuous hot watei . |
reasonable to right party; must give reiM - |
ence. c. W. HKNRY. Ph. W. 63i. A^lf4"
15th ST. S. E.. 274?Ne*ly papered fnrn?*h ? j
?<1 room, adjoining bath. $10 Per mo- |
Hth ST. N. W., 1734?Pleasant room. ?l?- J
able tor one or two; h.-w. h.; C'n"?" |
men preferred. 1,1 i
I- ST. X. W., 1100?2 roon.s on fourth ?"*?
near bath: amiable for 3 or 4. 1-tJ
R ST. X. W? 1511?Two Urge rooms; ???*
on lime Hour; men only.
ROttC( RKKK CHfit lTID. N. I*t
Nicely furnished room, with private
bath; tor nr.arr;ed couple. ________
N ST. N. 11?2 nice furnished room*;
first and second floors; hot-water neat
and bath, all car lines; with board; rea
sonable, ladies only. 1- Is
23rd ST. N. W.~ 924-^One warm room. ?rd
floor. 6 blocks from War Dept.; near Pa. ,
ave.; hot-water heat; bath near; continu
ous hot water; for gentlemen or couple.
Call West 1137.
UR(iE, comfortable room, with bath, In
Mt. Pleasant; for gentlemen, refs re
quired. Col. 8528 1-^
T ST. 1443 (Apt. *1)?Nice double
room; twin beds; good location; conven
ient to two car lines. Phone N. 21&0-J.
1-23
IRVING ST. N. W.( 14?7?Bright double
room for 2 girls; a. m..i.; |30; after >
P_m . apt. 3?. 1-19*
K~ST~ N. W., 2145?WoU famished room
for rent; gentlemen only.
MASS. AVE. N. k7, lOO?All aewlr furnish
ed room for rent; steam and hot water
heat; overlooking Union Station Plaxa
l-?"
17th ST. X. W.. UMI.srge furnished
room, suitable for 2 or I gentlemen.
1-lf
MORSE ST. N. K-, 1IS1?I rMni, uufrr
nlshed, in new modern houae.
#th ST. sr. W.. 1113 (apt. ?>?Large room.
suitable for 3 or 4 gentlemen, or 2 roon.s
to couple; double beds, highest reference
exchanged. 1-1V
RHODE INLANO Alt. N. W.. 4*?Meatlj
furnished souther., exposure, near ba'h;
reasonable; large cloeet. 1-1*
15th ST. N. \\? 1414?Larjre front room.
nicely furnished; near bath; aultable for
one or two gentlemen; twin beds. Fr??ik.
m.. 1-1?
NEWLY furnished second-floor frost roon
and bath; well heated; gentlemen. Call
after 6. North 4179-J. 1-12
R ST. N. W, 207 (apt. D-FlnUied rMU
in private family. 1-22
IRVING-KTnTw:, 1637?Two~Urge^ coio
munlcating rooms, on 2nd floor, near
bath; h.-w. h ; phone; electricity; private
family; suitable for man and wife or gen
tlemen only. 1-22
yi EBKC ru N. W? 72^?Two"large room*.
well furnished, with den and private
bath; all modern conveniences, gentlemen
only. 1-2?
COLUMBIA ROAD. 11?0?I-arge frast
room for three. Phone Columbia 7*04.
?i
NICEI.Y furnished room; good location;
convenient to two car lines. Phone j
North 2U0-J. 1?
E ST. NT E-. Ml ftwl room: ?wny and 1
warm: suitable for 2 men; separate j
beds. )3 per week each. 19
A St7s. E., 821?One large front room, 2
gentlemen; also one adjoining room fori
1 gent.; everything new. Reasonable. 23
IMMJM8-for I. h. k.; no" children. Call
after 6 p. m. Phone N. 1430. 1>
COL. RD. X. W.. 1*84?Refined girl wishes
to share room with another; large room I
near bath; reasonable. Phone Col. 4864
?
L ST. N. W., ?*?? Nice comfortable back
room, furnished. 810. H
H ST N. W . 912?I-arge second-story ?oor i
front, alcove room, welt furnished: also 1
south room. 1>* j
NICELY furnished front
room; electricity, hot-water
heat; $20 single, $25 double.
Phone FRANKLIN 5815. 18
H ST. N. K.. 1826?t beautiful room* for
1. h. k., or will rent separately for sleep
ing; piano; with or without board. I In
coln 3261. 21__
BILTMORE ST. N. W., 1882?A port. 4.? |
I.arge comfortable room next to bath;
suitable for two; no other roomers: vill |
grant privilege of pr^aring breakfast in j
kitchenette. 12 ]
12th ST. nTe.7 2<02?Attrartl*e outside
first floor room. 4 large windows: fur
nished aa living room with sleeping accom
modations^ 11
G ST. N. W? 2127?Two nicely furnished
rooms for men only 22
N ST. N. W., 1207?One well furnished
room suitable for 2: reasonable. 1'*
C ST N. E.r ?One room for 1 or 2
young ladles: home comforts. * 17
3rd ST. N. E.. 120? Large front room near
bath for two gentlemen; reasonable.
Phone Line. 4979-J. 22
1. ST.~N. W-. 926. Apt. ?.?1-arge front
room, furnished; for 2 persons. 1-18*
M ST. N. W.. 61S?-Two large sunny rooms.
well furi.ish?-d and heated; reasonable.
1-15
K ST. N. W., 1764?Large, nicely furnished
roomr. near bath, for men or ladies; rea
sonable 22
PA. AVE, 1914?Near War Dept.. elegant
front, fur one, two or three, electricltv.
1-14*
NEWTON PL.. 751?Warm, comfortable
single front room, one half block from
car line. Col. 8391. 1-21
A ST. S. E.. 1507?2 adjoining rooms, eon*.
to cars; walaing distance navy yard;
gentlemen; reasonable. 1-1?*
t.lRARD ST. N. W.. 1114?Two connecting
second-story rooms; h.-w. h . electricity;
gentlemen only. Col. 2418. 1-17*
N ST. N. W.. 939?Neatly furnished room*.
suitable fur several gentlemen; 8? wwk.
1-17'
2Sd ST. N. W? 90r?One large, nicely fur
nished room, near bsth; h -w. h.; for 2
persons. Phone West 1133. -1
5th ST.N. W. 1201?Nicely furnished room.
single or en-suite; light housekeeping
privi|e|fes if dep'red 21
HARVARD ST., 1*70? Inrge second floor
front room, nicely furnished, suitable fcr
2 or_3._ il_
PA. AVE.. 1014?Neor War Deportment.
nice front room for two. electricity.^hot
water. 1-1?*
HARVARD" STriiJ4.^-One room next to
bath: steam heated: hot water: un
limited telephone service for 1 or 2; gen
tleman only. Phone Columbia 59*9 -1
HOI..MEAD PI-ACE N. W.. 845*? Newtly
furnishe'1 room; h.-w. h ; electricity;
next to bath, with board; re^aonsble
Phone Col 21
COLUMBIA ROAD. 174fi?Large room
suitable for 2 or 3 Phone Columbia
4919
O ST- N. W.. 1227?Large rooms nicely
furnished, near bath, for 2 or 3 persons.
Phone North 4704-J
?h ST. N. E.. 110?Large 2d-story front
room, nicely turnished; twin brass bed*,
reasonable rent. Phone Line. -1'J- t_atl
after_7 P_JJ1_
14th ST." N. W., 140?? Large, nicely fur
nished front room: h.-" h. near bath:
for 2 or 3; reasonable. Call after i p_ m.
I ST. N. W.. 2005?A gentleman wonld
shar? one of two rooms with another gen
tleman. comfortable, accessible and nicely
located Call after 6 o'clock. I-*"
CONNECTICUT AVE.. 17??-A very ?t
iractive front room, suitable lor t*o
lem^n : private fHmily. ^
u; U K Al TO SER\ icE--B\c.?.AGE A\ 1>
'-'LHNITI.'RE TO A -L PARTS OF CIT\.
V W WHITE. 2449 Ik.h N. W COL. 6449
Jeli-?t>t
t7 ST P. W., 84?Rooms, steom heal, elec
tric lights, with or without I. h k. pri\l
leges; teasonab'": take Anacoetia car an 1
get ofT at South Capitol. 18*
It ST N W 1704?Three nicely furnished
rooms.' well heated, for. gentlemen only.
4 yf S U I SOS?lurnlshed front room,
suitable for ladies, private home. Call
sfter ?; o'clock. * '
IIOI.MKAD PL > W-. S 129?Two pleasant
rooms, near both, 'or * 4 men Phone
Col 14S3 '?
Tl*;-: best rooms IN H ASIIIVf.TO \
can be secured by simply phoning The
Tin.es Main &2i>0, and inserting a small
ad at a small cost und^r Wanted Rooma.
Bill will be sent. An experienced ope;?
I tor will help you writs the ad. oelT-U
FOR RENT?ROOMS
KIRMUHKII
11 ST. N. W.. CIS?Tw* froot
rooms; I. h. k. * * _
FLORIDA AVE N\ t \ l*IS?Nleoly f*',
r.ished room. Ill month. 1-1*
H KT. S. W, S1X??Owe eatrm luf* ?
floor front room. Mwllmtlj'
exceptionally clean, wall heated ?IKl light-d.
Phone W *04. '"1T
2nd ST. V*"W., 1
h. k.
irrn rr. ?. t, m-Tw#
room* for I. h. k.
EYE ST. N. W., 1413?Beau
tifully furnished, large
rooms, with running water;
suitable for 3; also one front
room with private bath; well
heated. 18
14th ST. N. W.. 2621?Ch?
pultepec Inn, ?icely furnished
room, suitable for two. nol3-tf
BATHS?Shower and Tub
O. A ROBINSON BARBKR SHOP
?i? 11th at, Opposite Raleigh Hotel.
FIR5ISHBII ROOM* WITH BOARD
tlst ST. N W.. 715?Uir. well-heal od
front room for 1 or 4. with board. ^14*
p?r month. Phone West 141. -1
ltth ST. X. W.. 14<M?Large roam. ??ro?y
furnished with board, electricity, h
h.< near bath. 1 gentlemen only. S>
IRVINO~BT. K. W.7ltt?? ?aoa aad board
for 1. Colombia 1441.
vm lii ar*
Kensington. Md.. take* children under
school age to hoard and gives (MM
mother's cara. Phono Kens.ngton 111^
WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
IID. ate. K. E, ???Large
ab<e for t4ro, with or without board
Lincoln 4t:7. ?'17
WANTKII?ROOMS A*?? MOAWD.
ROOM AND BOARD with privwio taasib
by two rtflned young |ei?iltiitn
nently employed: r*f*r?iic*? AddrMi R.
D. B., 224 Srd St. N W. Li!!_
MAN aad wife want rooa and board ta
private family In 8. E. saction. BOX
128. Times office. '?**
WAKTRIl?H??OM?
NEAT SINt.LE ROOM within 1* blocks of
library, by gentleman; permanent; will
furnish linen and care for room; state
terms. Address BOX S7S. Times office
lf.lt*
TWO OENTLEMEN -
hot-watar heat, electricity piofSJiod;
near Treasury. IS*. BOX 1*S. Tlmao of
flce. 1-17
WANTED ? L ? . ? - w
rooms for I. h. k. with bath. In N -??
section; must ba reasonable. Addjest
Bo* SIT Times offlca. "*
no children; northeast or southeast pre
ferredAddress 512 4th St W. E- 1-1?*
L. II. K. ROOM for S gewtlomea: rows. to
Troasury. BOX SI?. Times oftce 17*
WANTED by yam Ssarrird swill. bo4h
employed; 1 cemmnnlctUni roomi, BWr
where board may be had; oowtheast section
preferred BOX 141. Times afSoe. 1-17*
ONE. two, or three room w*b bath a?d
kitchenette cloae in; N. W.
more than |M per month. Addraas BOX
34S. Times office *'?J .
I OR S far. rosis. with ?
bath; must be reasonable; N. E. eactlao
preferred, near Camp Malga. Call ?
530*. Br. 101. ' I "
TWO ar throe risen with kRihr watte to
accommodate 1 girts with telephone
by January lith; not over ?4l per
Catl Main 267*. Branch JIM. Ask for
Mies Hawk. t'1T -
TABLE BOARD
Mtate
R. I. A1X N. W.. *??taa aeea
several table boarders; exoellent home
cooking; private family; refined surround
ings; ladies or married couples preferred
North Ull tl_
r\RK ROAD INN.
] 415-141* PARK RD .
Just off Fourteenth st.
Club Breakfast. 7 to *:????? ????.;?
tUble dTlote Dinner. * to *-*???
Sunday Chicken Dinner. 1 to ?:S* e
l-*t
K ST. N. W.. 17*4?Kicellewt table baart
home cooking: rossonablo. 2?_
?f AVE. S. E. 114?Caa accommodate a
few more table boarders; ressansbls.
Phone Lin. ???*
HOARD.
MOTHERS. BOAED TOrR CHILDREN
WANTED?MISCELLANEOUS
DINNER SET?secowd band. BOX 171,
Times office.
PIANO wantad to reat, bay or care far.
long or short period of time. Phone
Franklin 4430. Branch 704. 1-11
W \NTED?Furniture, planoe. carpets, etc
Phone M 11*2 for wagon, or have us
call "WESCHLER'S," *2* Pa. ave. N. W.
DO NOT EXPERIMENT
We are the largest in the line.
Send in your old straw hats
and leave the rest to us for
your own interest.
WE WANT TO KEEP TOU
AS A CUSTOMER
We put new life And atyie in
your hat.
BACHRACH'S,
Main 4403. G ?' "? W
<irz
FURNITURE
All kinds, wanted to furniub sn 11 -room
bouse recently purchased Franklh^S*42.
WH-L CALL, oily or >ib.; pay I _
prices for ladies , men s aad children s
worn clothing, shoes; sard postal or Pboa*
J. TAR8HK8 13** 7th nw . phone North 4?*
WE BCV anything aad everything. WbcM
have you to se'.lT Tommy Low^,1*4 O si
SC. W Franklin 7**1. dtll-lll
C iTrVi" I * < M PaKl for aecond-nand
M Ul tAon clothing Will call 1.
KK1U 1414 7th St. nw. Pb North 1*41
Ft RN IT I RE?All kiada. waated at once.
to furnish a 4-room house recently pur
chased , will pay cash. Frank. H4S.
HAVE *OIT 1NU UAND FlEMTCRIt
We have the price you ask?let's get to
gether Sherman's
i Uif N. T sve N. W. 114t 7?h St N. W
Matn *i?*. North 34*1.
t) A Mf. 11?t ur ait are far cash. Hall jmm
1 goods to the .nau who gives the most
money, bev HOrWOOb, Itb and K.
ac*J-*S?
I " IV K'I.I. till k"CASH VOK TOCR
Pianos and Talking Machines
Kills A Arnold. 1123 O St. Main *111.
Iee7-**t
WK PAY highest cash prices far mei'l
oM clothing; see us first at *37 D at.
N W. a?t*-tf
OLD (.OLD AND SILVER
LOKL-iN/ tx*- H- M"
Ltw?I\L 1>?- lj | I % w .va iiu Si. a. w.
OOl.n. SILVER DU 1 3 I ,1 A k*ONUS
PLATINUM. JEWRLRY UIAH1WHWJ
FOR SALE?MISCELLANEOUS
"YCLK?Nfmrl> new; apoclal Kmbleia
ipply 1?S? 4<A st S W 17*
R1N(>?lady's ^-carat solitaire diamoiwJ
perfect, for a quick sale. I1S0. U AL
PlIER. Main 2175 >14-30t
1 Bit
A
MIXED WOOD?Any length. S14 per ear.;
delivered. Phone Franklin 1*17W 31
ITRMTI RE an:! entire e?iuipmenl of tw?
rooms u:.*-d for I. h k. price 141 ''h"nc?
of at-curing the rooms, it* B st E.
, GAS R A NOES EEPA1EED snd ?*slK.
CLTDE L. BOWERS, 1207 H st N. W.
1 Main t**4. au2S-**t
for SALE?MISCELLANEOUS
MAN'S HIT, |M nm, m l~ ~
c 11?*. "j"1 ?*??*???: alae *?; call
??- w x ??? ?rt Imt rwr. i?.
rtmKiTi kk-til
rjjkoaahle; call at Met IJJ< H
' N * Phone Ua IH1 J?
i
? w--l. M '?'?
fco*. meat blocT*
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