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The Washington times., 1920-04-03

ESK TEAL left yesterday. Due in
N your city tonight. Took
mothers ring with him.
Suppose he means to use 1t for
wedding ring, Hope all is well
with my girl. Love. s~..a-
FATHER ANDREW"
This was the telegram which 1
had said contained no bad news. 1t
didn't bring tidings Of sickness or
death. but II put a sudden end to
the last Of my hopes for Phoebe,
And for Neal himself. on ~.
All along I had thought that
would be able to reveal his own
heart to Neal. In spite of his reti-
cence about talking of his engage
ment, almost because of his avoid
ance OF being alone with me, I felt
that my dear young brother cared
deeply for Phoebe. I knew his des-
perate loyalty to truth and to his
word once it was given. I knew
the chivalry which held him to
Envy because he felt she had once
been shamed by a mans change Of
heart. But had believed he
loved Phoebe as she did him-so
much that in the end nothing else
could matter. And in the face OF
a love such as that. I thought moth
ing else had a right to matter.
But now Neal was bringing back
our mothers betrothal ring to use
as a wedding ring when he married
Envy. That circlet had been his
gift to Phoebe. had sent my tele-
gram to Father Andrew because
through the ring ! hoped to revive
ries of the time when he marched
off to war leaving Phoebe to wait
for him-Phoebe with tear-wet
eyes. Meals kiss on her lips and our
mothers ring on her slim little
hand.
Now Neal was bringing back
mothers ring for Envy. As read
that gave up all hopes of saving
Phoebe's happiness-and his.
Lane Cosby's story flashed
through my mind. At this moment
the ugliest feature about it was
that Envy had dug II up from the
past. Out of sheer malice, out of
a perverted desire to hurt others.
Envy had pried and probed until
she knew all, or part OF the story.
Then she had gone to taunt Val
with It. Was she capable of de-
stroying the little happiness Lane
Cosby could find in life by publish
ing his story7 1t seemed probable
she would-and all out of sheer
malice.
supper Ready.
your bite OF supper's ready for
you." announced Bertha from the
doorway, beaming at me with kind
liness and good will. "Angy's
abed, but did my best"
TITS good best" / said grate-
fully, as ! went out to the dining
room where cold chicken. a salad,
thin bread and butter sandwiches,
stewed fruit and chocolate invited
me. Now run or to bed, Bertha,
and I'll make a lark OF waiting on
myself and doing the dishes"
Bertha protested sleepily, but in
tho end she obeyed. SO when the
doorbell sounded few minutes
later had to answer.
On the threshold | found Neal.
his red hair flaming up with the
crisp dauntlessness that was part
of him even when he was johless
and almost penniless and wouldn't
take bit OF help. But hts eyes
we're tired. I had an instant to see
that before he enveloped me in one
OF his bear hugs.
~Jimminy whiH--but I'm glad TO
get welcome back to the big burg
from my Babbsier he cried. Find
Ing you homo is most too good to
he true. I'm all weighed down
with loving messages and country
sausagcs and young apples from
father, as well as little loving I
was Just in the mood TO hand my
best girl"
-Oh, Neal then I'm still your
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
Easter Suggestion
For Children.

DEAR ELIZABETH LATT1MER:
As the Eastertide Is approaching ana
we Ali love to make the children happy
with dyed eggs, l am suggesting a
harmless and saving home dye.
which Is onion skins.
Have the groceryman givo you ba g
of loose onion skins, then put these
with the number Of eggs desired into a
pan of water. enough to cover eggs
entirely. Then boil slowly for one hour
or more, stirring occasionally. The re-
suit is the eggs are a rich brown color.
While the eggs are being coiored they
are being cooker also, thus saving fuel
and probably o good many lives This
has been my way OF dyeing eggs every
wear MRS. NJ. B.
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
81 PAID FOR EACH
DOLLAR SAVED

Here is q chance for every one
to earn q dollar by telling now
she has saved n dollar. II may DC
a dollar or more. II may have
been saved In a day or . week.
However. all that matters 10 HOW
1t was saved.
81 sAyed and 81 earned by the
telling OF the saving makes -.
How about itl Be brief ana write
only on one side or paper.
will award a prize of VI each
day for one Of the suggestions
which 1 print
II your nrst letter doesn't get
q prize. try again. Even II IL docs
that is no bar to your getting an
other IL your idea 10 worth IL
Checks viz be mailed to win
ners.
ELIZABETH LATTIMER
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
All That Was Needed.

The theater was in an uproar.
They're calling for the author"
said the stage manager.
"oh, but can't make a speech"
replied the man responsible for the
play.
The manager grabbed the trem-
bling writer firmly and impelled
him along the passage. AS he show
ed him toward the curtain he said
curtly.
"well, just go ost in front and
tell 'em you're sorry"
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
An Incentive.

on which to bring up n boy. was
brought up on farm myself.
BlgEs--Rut you left the very frat
chance you got.
Lumsby--Thats just Il, Living on
n farm gives boy an incentive to
get out and hustle for something
better!
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
His Drawing Powers.

Can you drawn an applicant for
q private tutorshlp was asked
certainly" replied the candidate:
at ten years OF age l could draw
cider; at twelve, a picture: at mr.
teen, handcart loaded with cab
pages; at sixteen. an inference; at
twenty, a bill OF exchange. II |
were an actor | believe could
draw the largest house: but. being
teacher, ! am content TO draw a
small salary"
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
Saving Money in the Home;
? Little Tricks For Women
in Household Economics
By ELIZABETH LATTMER.
BY ELIZABETH LATTIMER.

IN READ IL the largest single
item OF food in the diet OF
- the great majority OF peo-
pie, and OF the staple foods prob
ably no other can be $50 easily
spoiled in the preparation. Some
women, after a few failures In
bread making. give up the attempt
and buy their bread. Very many
OF US are partial to home-made
bread, however. and are never so
satisfied as with a slice from
delicious nutty-navored home
made loaf In many localities IL is
necessary TO bake bread at home, In
others II 10 q convenience, ana In
very many II 10 done from choice;
II Is not diffoult to make good
bread, and IL is worth while TO
learn to do so.
Some Of the points which cause
failure in bread making are the
wrong choice OF materials and uten-
sils; lack OF absolute cleanliness;
carelessness In measuring the In
gradients; poor methods of mixing
and molding and improper care OF
the dough while IL Is rising: also
wrong care OF the bread while II Is
baking; or wrong care or the
loAves after they are taken from
the oven.
Good wheat bread can be made
by a number OF processes. Three
especially recomme nded follow:
cups Iukewarm y cup liquid yeast
milk, water or q . teaspoons salt
mixture OF the tablespoons sugar
two Fat. II used, ia
] cake compressed blespoons or less
yeast, or cups or pints
III cups lukewarm sifted flour
milk. water or
mixture OF the
two
Original bulk OF dough. l quart;
bulk when ready to be made into
1oaves, 2 1-2 to 3 quarts. This will
make two loaves.
Boil the water or scald the milk.
Put the sugar and salt land fat, IL
used) into a mixing bowl Pour the
hot liquid over 1t and allow IL TO
become lukewarm. Mix the yeast
with a little OF the lukewarm
liquid and add II to the rest of the
LIQUID. II convenient. set this aside
in a warm place, not over SO de-
grees r. for one hour: II not con-
yenient to set IL aside, add the
nour at once. putting In a little at
time and kneading until the
dough is Of such consistency that
IL
to the hands. This requires about
ten minutes. Cover, and allow to
rise one and three-quarter hours at
a temperature OF SO degrees: 1t may
be better to set 1t at a lower tenn
perature. but the lower the tenn
perature the longer the time re-
quired for the rising.
Cut down the dough from the
sides OF the bowl; grease the hands
slightly. Knead q little and set
aside to rise again for one hour.
with = good bread -four the dough
would treble its bulk In each ris-
ing. with soft wheat -four 1t
should not rise much beyond twice
its volume. Divide into portions.
mold. and place in creased pans OF
standard size Zone and one-half
auarts). Allow to rise until light
touch will make a slight dent.
with good bread -four this happens
when the dough reaches the top OF
the. pans. Bake nifty minutes in a
medium hot oven.
Short sponge Method.
Bread can be made during the
day by what Is known as the
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
The Mysterious Friend.

Ciarissa--Mother doesn't think
she'll go to the theater with US to-
night. Hubert--Is that so7 But 1
have got three tickets. What shall
I do with the third one? Clarissa-
Give 1t to the man you always 20
out to see between the acts. He
can sit with us, and you won't have
to 60 out to see him.
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
This Letter Wins
For Economy Prize.
Ar rI,IZABETH LATTIMER

DEAR ELlZABEIh In ii"In'
think this will help some house
wives who are IN the same predica-
ment I am in. 1 had very pretty
lace dress that was too short for my
twelve year-old daughter, so ] took
the waist and made a guimpe for her.
which will do very well for her strap
skirts I took the skirt. which was
very short, and made my nine-month-
old baby a very pretty petticoat out
MRS. VIOLA ANDERSON.
Landover, Nd, r. r. d. Q.
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
A Gallant Man.

Charming wldow--Do you know,
I'm forty years old today?
Gallant Bachelor--.Madam. you
are Just twenty. never believe
more than half OF what I hearI
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
HumOresque
WATCH FOR THIS STORY IN MOTION PICTURES

ID q Cosmopolitan production Scenario b.
Corporation Paramount Aircraft picture
The Washington times., 1920-04-03

UNTIL you met her, you might
think that your home was
~ Just about the best place in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18
P. F. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker.

Reliable Business Broker,
|6l7 f St. NV. Phone F. 6l53.
Remember there is no charge
for listing and advertising your
business if it is the right kind
and a place | can recommend.
Inspect the following zeal money makers
then act:
$s,Ooo-Near beer and lunch counter: 8
rooms: good place to sell oysters; low rent;
good lease; near North Capitol.
$5.0O0-Onc Of the best stands in city: near
beer and lunch; rooms upstairs: real good
S5.0OO-Delicatessen; a bargain for quick
sale: nv. section; near Goth ST; tyear lease.
80 ,Un-..Lunciiroom on Pa. ave. near govern
ment buildings; long lease; daily business.
$500; You should see this to appreciate it.
2.oOo-LunchrOom in NV. section, on Wis
c"nsin ave-: rent. $50: lease.
S5,JOU-Rooming house; II rooms. Will,
| lrnchroo.l; steam table: -plendid location a
good buy.
s1,soo-shoe repairing business: latest I'M
proved machinery; good stock hand; 4
chance to make mocey on small investment.
SSOO-cigars fruit and ,ws store $50 rent
see this place.
ton, with shop in rear: rent. $40: garage
rented.
s4.ooo-l5room rooming house; baths:
splendid NV. section: a good money maker.
s9D-An 11-room house on 18th st. NV: we'll
furnished.
Revolutionary store on Park road doing
good business; owner going away; 3-year
lease: good stock.
s4.0oo-Grecery. nea- ana ice cream rarlor;
near 4th and P SITS; good business; low rent :
4 bargain for the price.
sS,O00-The best grocery sta,d in Clarendon:
can be bought at I sacrifice; owner not able to
take care OF business: if int rested act 11ick
$2WO-GrOcery and market store near ond
AID SITS. NV; rent. $50; daily business about
$3.50: art quick.
s2. 400-Grocery and delicatessen near 18th
aid Pa. ave. Sc; low rental: good business: a
snap at the price.
$25.O00-Ice cream factory and bakery. in.
Guiding property: will sell separately; call to
see me and will explain.
$Soo-Auto repair siop and storage with
! lease and low rental; see this place, you will
buy.
Auto repair and gas station in a busy north.
vest section. a real money maker: would con
sider Partnership: call. I will explain
All business places advertised
by me are exclusive listings:
will not handle them any other
way. Remember, | will not mis-
represent to make a sale. In
quire; it will help you to select
your broker. Enough said.
p. F CAPJEV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL SACRIFICE my new equipped oyster
house, ready to open for business. 1923 14th
NV. Columbia 1O101. 10"
DISTRIBUTER of popular well known soft
drink desires TO dispose of that branch of
business as other interests demand his entire
attention. Address RoX 12S-k. Star office.
BUSINESS MAN of 40 has $4,000 to invest in
bank with services, will take stock in Or
ganizing bank. Address Box FIX, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18

SALESMAN-The Beale Com
pany has an opening for young
man of good standing and with
a wide acquaintance. An UNI
usual opportunity is offered to
the right man. Apply 1871 H st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18
PERSONAL.

1T IS CERTAINLY MAKING A HIT WITH
good dressers the way in which we plank down
our good cash and buy ladies' and mems worn
clothing. shoes. trunks. etc, but our reason Is
plain and plausible: We want all the stock We
can buy. Main 414j.
IusTH's OLD STAND. $40 D.
MONTGOMERY A. CARPENTER. Send ad-
dress to Ro1 342-H, Star office. 1ss
MEN WITH SOME PROFESSIONAL OR
Torrance of Jeanne dare. apply for try
outs COMMUNITY SERVICE, 91S 10th st,
Tuesday. Oct. 10. at ! 80 pm.
IN 5 MINUTES STOP ANY HEADACHE
WITH VIOLET RAY-NO DRUGS. BUT
s0MET 1nSG,r THAT Will Viii KEsToKE G NoE-
SENT FREE. Renulife Violet Ray. 217 Com
merce and Savings bldg, Wash.
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE SERVICE. SUITE
219. Southern bldg. Established thirty six
years. Expert investigations. any legitimate
cause, all sections. Phones: Ofice, Frank.
670O; night and Sunday. Col. 1924 and Col
2s90-J. jass
clan: specialist in Nervous Diseases. 1870 irv-
ing ct: Nv Phone Col. 2991. 1ss
CLARA II. CUNNINGHAM, EXPERT FUR
rier. Fur coats, NUTS, ETC., altered into latest
styles. 1011 X NV.
RATS. BEDBUGs, WATER BUGS. ROACH.
es, neae, eIterminated from your home. GEO.
G. SAPP. $50 Colorado bldg. Phone Main $50
oc3ls
DR.. EVANS. NERVE AND STOMACH SPE-
cisIist-My electric treatment is proving won.
derfully successful / absolutely guarantee re.
lief. Consultation free. 1347 L st. Phi. TT. 157.
WE ARE NOW PAYING FOR g fo SIN
WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE. SIS
NV. Main 1878 or drop postal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18

ACCOUNTANTS. WITH PUBLIC ACCOUNT
ING EXPERIENCE, WANTED BY FIRM ES-
TABLISHISG LOCAL ORGANIZATION;
STATE AGE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE,
QUALIFICATIONS AND SALARY EXPECTA-
TONS. ADDRESS BOX 19-k, STAR OFFICE.
As
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SALESMEN-wrfte for list Of lines ana full
particulars; earn s. 500 to $4,000 yearly; big
demand for men; inexperienced Or experienced;
CITY or travelling. T. r. Goldsborough, 705 Dis
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COLORED LABORERS.
FIFTY HIGH-CLASS

for state road work in Pennsyl.
vania, forty miles from Balti.
more; Soc per hour and bonus
good living conditions. Apply
600 New York ave. NV, Tues
day morning until II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18

SALESMAN-Must be experienced: to sell pop
Mar line beverages to Md. points around Wash
jueton; preferably one who lives in southern
MARYLAND and knows the trade there. Address
BOX 31S-H, Star Office. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18

INSTALLMENT COLLECTOR
with experience. Apply Mr..
Phillips, End Floor, Castelberg's,
OBS Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18

80 naint. good tires: bumper: demountabie
whee,s: 500: bargain. Apt. "a. Absecom- IL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18

ACCOUNTANTS AND BOOKKEEPERS A
thorough knowledge of advanced accounting
will equip you for q bigger job and you can
get this training in from six to twelve months
with us. We have trained more G. p. Al and
executive accountants than has any other
school or university. Write for booklet. In
ternxtional Accountants Society, G1s Colorado
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18

LADY to work in marking room: steady work
Apply. with references, A. Il. Burklin, S26
18th st. NV.
NURSE in Doctors Office, who typewrite;
permanent employment. Address Box 98-k,
Star Office. 19s
OFFICE ond CONNIE ,ciaI positions Of ali classes
new OPEN Apply National Personnel Service
Bureau, ,OJ Bond bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18

ACCOUNTANCY-INCOME TAX-'rhe National
School of Accountancy and Federal Income Tax
school offer their combined higher accountancy
for one tuition. Introductory classes Monday
5:lJ and 30. free TO all. For outlines in
auire Az kellogg bldg, 1416 st. Main 1873
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-18
WANTED-HELP.

| CLERk. experienced. in second hand or new
hooks: Must bc alert and thoroughly honest
| permanent position and advancement. Apply
! after . pm. Manager. Pearlmans Book shop.
4S., q ST. NV.
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MEN OF ABILITY!!!

MEN-Capable, now employed, who wish to ado
from SIS to S2j per week to their incomes
Answer with full particulars. Address Boz
99-H. Star Office.
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RT.ICk LITTLE SIX roadster. 1917; all brand
new tires and tubes; private party: priced eI-
tremely low for immediate sale: Inquire BEL
r.ant Service Station. 18th and Relmont
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LOST

FANCY RIBBON BAG containing small purse
$40 key and rosary; Sunday. near 'ap'n !onh.
Reward 20n4 r 81. n. W.
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n,IAAZD- TOURING-Lieht 6: practicalIy
80. Iisrfect condition; 1918 late. VIII tax"
somc ,.ther car in trade or terms to respon-
s;hIa marty 5l-J3 I st. ne.
Evening star., 1920-06-10
Piano and
Player-Piano Sale.

Many washingto gtonians have exchanged theft,
pianos and player-pianos to for our Chicker-'
ing Ampico and Chickering Grands and these'
pianos are repaired and being offered at bare.
gain prices to move them to make room fore
new stock. G
These pianos, in some caseSs
represent less than half the origi-
nal prices. /
Mark Your Choice and Ask to be Shown
Upright Pianos. j
Evening star., 1920-06-10

ROOKKEErER-0 Opportunity 10 secure posi-
tion as uiiice msnager IL yeu qualify must be
accurate and good ut figures, Apply to III. H.
Evening star., 1920-06-10

HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST In an estab-
Iished auto repair shop for sale; one Of the best
14th st. locations, with long lease. State which
"a desired, as only working partner considered.
Address Box 13-R Star othce. ~.
WILL SACRIFICE u fine Columbia Heights
bakery business for quick sale; netting 5000
per month Phone Col. 1851.
FINE Columbia Heights business location on
long lease and satisfactory terms: an oppor-
tunity. Phone Col. S561.
50 500 Will BUY cash fee route and equip
ment; now paying over 500 per week: will
double with warm weather. Supply Of ice as
sured Address Box 329-P. Star Office. 10s
TWO MEN with best Of reference and years
Of experience in big paying retail business wish
backing to open store In Washington. For ap.
pointment address Box 327-P. Star ofice. 1Os
ROTARY BAKERY. long lease, new equip
ment, located in a Virginia city on main bust.
ness street. Address Box 310-P, Star office. TO-
Evening star., 1920-06-10

PlAN0-Gabler upright; in perfect conditisnss.G-
rare bargain for high-class piano. Call Cclgm.
bia Seal. IL &sAi
~ . .ssx-.
Evening star., 1920-06-10

Ridgway Pharmacy, Conn. and Fla. aves. IL
CATCHERS-rhoroughly ex-
pericnccd: also II feeders; f to
II. night shift. Apply ready for
work, Elite Laundry. PIG 18th
ST. NV
Evening star., 1920-06-10

CHAEFFEUR-Young to run Ford and
work in confectionery store. 3i12 14th st.
NV TO-
Evening star., 1920-06-10
WANTED-HELP.
MAI

INSURANCE MEN and collec-
tors who want to better their
financial conditions. Just send
us your name and the PROPOSE
ton will be explained to you,
and your communication will be
confidential. Address Box OAR,
Star office.
Evening star., 1920-06-10

YOUNG LADY who has had
office experience in installment
house. Lucrative salary to the
proper applicant. Apply to
Castelberg's, Inc, 935 Pa. ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1920-06-10


FOR SALE-LUNCH ROOM
business in an unexcelled down
town business location; good
fixtures long lease, and an ex-
cellent growing business; an op-
portunity at $500. See L. E:
2REUNINGER & SONS, 7O6
Colorado bldg.
Evening star., 1920-06-10
DEMONSTRATORS.

nICTAPHoNE OPERATOR. experienced ttran-
scril~r' also an intelligent experienced typist
FOR addressing and filing in work; only per-
manent connection desired Apply Mr.. Bran
ham. ]. F.. Hanger. Inc. 221 G st. NV. 12'
HISHWASHERS. two. wanted. Cerego Lunch,
1920 14fh ST. NV 12s
Evening star., 1920-06-10

! WAITRESSES-Neat appear
ance; steady position; highest
wages paid, including meals and
bonus. Childs Restaurant, 1923
Penna. ave.
Evening star., 1920-06-10
FEMALE.

ALTERATION HANDS. experienced on dress
es. at once. Harris shop. i2l. NV.
ALTERATION hands to work
on coats. skirts and gowns. Ap-
plv the Louvre, Ills + st.
Evening star., 1920-06-10
WANTED-HELP
MALE-CvptinueA,

YOUNG NAN for once work with printing
ONCE experience preferred; excellent opportuui-
ty to learn trade: promotions according to abtli.
y. Address Rox s13-P. stnr Office. lOe
YOUNG MAN with knowledge of d. e. book
keeping. who has had either banking or real
estate experience. Answer in own handwrit-
ing. stating salary. Good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Address BOX 8-k. Star Office
YOUTH. graduated from grade or high school
and living with his parents In an old estab-
lished real estate. loan aud insurance office:
must have references Address Box 11O.R.
Star Office H.
Evening star., 1920-06-10

STENOGRAPHER and office
assistant, by well established
house; permanent position. Ap-
ply Carroll Electric Co., 714
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-06-10

BILL FOLDER. containing about s23 a. 0
near Rialto Theater Tues pm. Reward. fnoh
Col. 1SnS IL
Evening star., 1920-06-10

YOUNG LADY for soda fountain: alternate day
and night: Apply Weller & Moskey. druggists,
seth and NJ SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1920-06-10

BAG-Gold- plated mesh, containing Yale Key
and 81; Wed. evening, vicinity Beiasco ana
18th and New York ave. Reward for return
to Mrs Nichnls Inon q ST. NV.
Evening star., 1920-06-10

SrENOGRAPHER to fiji permanent position
Immediately; state experience. address. phone
number. approximate age and salary wanted; !;
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FOUND
FOUND
tIIN-owner can have same by paying for ad.
Same smith on back. North 1891. l0.
LOST

BAG. gray suede, on tennis court near Ellpse
Reward il returned Address Box s8-R. star
office. 10s
Evening star., 1920-06-10

MA LIE AND r FEWALE.
COLORED MAN and wife; take charge sup
urban estate must be fancy cook. experienced
butler family four; only high-class need ap-
ply. Address Box 111-R Star office. 15s
wanted 1918 Pa ave.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY for spare time work.
ers to earn 81 per hour in city and suburban
towns. W. Fl. Hoover, Cos + NV 11s
MAN AND WIFE-Assist with care of sub
urban home: fruit and vegetables free; man
to give part Of time after working hours. Ad-
dress Box 121- II, Star office. lOs
MAN AND WIFE-Reliable. coored at once:
willing to go out of city; general housework
and garden. See Miss Rose. after 10 am,
1888 st. NV.
SODA DISPENSER-Nights only; must come
well recommended. 1900 Pa. ave. NV. 1os
WANTED-Man woman who can make set
Elements in real estate transactions. Apply
Gardiner & Dent Inc. TIT 14th st. NV. Phone
4SS4
Evening star., 1920-06-10

WOMAN companion: no nursing; either day or
half day Address Box 1s5-R. Star office. IL
YOUNG LADY of education and address for
highly interesting work with large corporation:
permanent; opportunity Can 531 Southernhldg