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Continued.

| 'AMEEA. No "a Rr"wnir-In tn" vicinity OF
SIn WI ,nl hail. DIAMOND NJ" j" ro'Gma, ina, ra,s
! i'"f"au "f Standards: Reward
rNE-Iar=". fitch. with tails; hy old lady,
between Speedway and 9TH -. s.w. Please
return t" HOS 18th 81. NV. Reward
uAT younG. male yellow and white Return
'uEcK government. Sl7a: vicinity 14,h and
, "a aV".. Saturday. Please return t" III
I COLLIE Doe; -Stray"l, light tan. white
| breast. -four Whit" feet; answers t" name Sh"p;
road and + -. NO.
crrI RrTrON-Gold: initial u. NJ. r.;
tri'iay, 18th Reward. iii Clifton >'. NV
EvEESHAEr PENCIL. gold, with m"no= ram
! II. J. u. Pleas. return to 500 House once
h;'i-. and receive reward.
FORD TOURING CAR, 1918: u. e.. No. 33o:s,
"n=n" No. .37174l rear tir"~. sa"iSrar all
new Diamond T.. : Reward for return to 1921
Sud u.w.. j. +. Bailey. 1"'
Fur FIEtE-Mart-n stole: Saturday evening.
on / -. Finder return I" APP. a. Olympia.
Reward. Is"
MASONIC EMBLEM. s"' in m"ons,"n" hc-
tween 1880 New Hnmr>hir" ave. and 18th
and col road, Phon" y. S>n:'. Reward.
MINK ,IIokEE FRIDAY night, Finder please
r'''nrn % the 'hampla: n. Ant ~ Reward: 1s'
rAHASOL-Hlu" sis, blu" i'akalite handle. in
N"llcr>. ifth and VI >ts. NV. Sunday even
ing. Return Helen Lynn. Rnss!yn, Va. R"X
Is. or call Clarendon rs WI. is
I'm, small Eastern Star pm in circle Re
ward il returned to lN6 X st. ne. IL
PURSE Washington Electric X. r.: Lincoln
Park. 9th and + I" &: 1lth 81. TO Clifton st.
Reward Phon" Col. G.:@.
Pt' Small. brown, containing $40; name
and address un1cr strap. :1lf 10Th st. NV.
SCARFP1N-';oid nugget. Saturday. the l4;h'
s. reward Room .D1. Victor bldg. 49,
SCoFIEID BIBLE and note book near 9th
and stS. Reward. W. L. Russell,
11U1 W II. NV 1S'
SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING-Ncinity Chevy
Chase LAX" or North Chevy Chase. Reward.
Return :" E. NJ. B.ddow. 1866 Willard n. W 1s'
SPECTACLES. tortoise shell. in a case marked
Franklin. May III. at lfih and New York ave
Reward :. X. STAN. 1903 3lst NV.
1HHtE-STONE DIAMOND RI\G-I.iberal re-
ward and no questions asked il returned to
John W. ',r"en. SO9 f. ST. NV. IS
TMBREILA-PurpIc. Sunday evening. on ! 4th
st. Reward. Tel. Columbia 1l10-W, after
u pm.
WATCH sunday. April 81, lady's gold watch.
open face Return to ?45 X st. NV Reward.
WATCH. solid gold, and chain. Elks charm
attached. May III. Dr. !. +. Chamlrrlin,
bureau engraving and printing. Liberal re-
ward. 1Ss
Evening star., 1921-05-17
HELP CHEVY CHASE
Church DRIVE FUND
Over 125 Members of Citi.
zenS' Committee Meet
at Hotel.

More than T., leading men and women
OF Washington gathered today in tn"
gold room Of III, New Willard Hotel as
members of the general citizens com
mittee which is aiding in the campaign
for the new SIS .oOo Presbyterian Church
at Chevy Chase. The purpose Of the
meeting was t" discuss in larger way
the raising of the contributions. Teams
of Washington and Chevy Chase busi
ness men. working in pairs began to-
'i6y their part in the campa IGN To-
night the houSc-to-houSe canvass of the
entire chevy Chase territory by large
corps of residents of that suburban sec
tion will begin to continue until Friday
night.
Nr. Hays Makes Appeal.
Statements at the dinner Of the Chevy
Chase workers at the church last night.
when Postmaster General Hays made
an appeal for mobilization of American
manhood and woua nhOOd to face the
grave problems before the nation show
cd that the larger contributions within
the congregation of the church already
had reached $4,000 and We're Well on
their way toward $4,000. The Chevy
Chase canvaSSerS. all volunteer business
and professional men. have beeen d.
vided into a number of teams. with
captain at the head of each. Chevy
Chase men and women also are joining
with the downtown campai isncrS IN
teams. including MesSrs. Conrad Young.
J. NJ Winnemore. Charles J. limper
John Imirie, T.. u. Hathaway. l.. r. cot
1aday. Il. Harvey Sargent. Waiter
and Mrs Conrad Young. Mrs. Wolcott.
Mrs. Harold T.. Doyle. Mrs. William =
Elliott. Mrs. Michael and Mrs. MarcciiuS
A. Shields.
Added to Chairmen.
Robert y. Harper and Edward J..
SteIlwagen have been added to the list
of honorary chairmen of the general
committee of Washington citizens.
and Charles A. Douglas. Rev. lr
James :. Montgomery, e. ]. Goecklcr
and A. y. Merritt have been appoint
ed on that committee. Mr. Douglas
con at the Willard as a layman repre-
sentative of other Presbyterian
churches than that at Chevy Chase
Senator Ball of Delaware. chairman
OF the Senate committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia; Senator Calder of
New York. Representative Frederick
" Zihlman of Maryland and Commits
sioner Rudolph are among those par
ficipating in today'S luncheon confer
enceS.
Worker. Voice Enthusia.m.
The team captains and their asso-
ciateS at the dinner voiced enthu-
siasm. Rev. Dr. Hubert Rex Johnson.
pastor of the church. in an address.
said that the building of the Chevy
Chase edifice will mark a big forward
movement in Presbytcrianism.
Practically every large religious
denomination and many business ac-
fivities were represented by the gath
ering of prominent men and women
from various sctions of the city at
luncheon given by Mr.. CoIladay yes
terday at the University Club. Mr.
Colladay. in outlining the work be-
fore the teams organized at the con-
ference, stressed the interdenomina-
tional character of the work of the
Chevy Chase church. the need of i'm
mediate action. the inadequacy of re-
1igious facilities in rapidly growing
part of the city and raised the slogan
of Build it now He said it was a
propitious time for making the cam
paign.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
WANTED-HELP

GIRL. colorcd. for general house~ors. Apply
152 Park road NV. - le'
GIRL. color"d. for general housework no
washing. ; 18th ST. ls'
NIRSEGOvERN RNESS. white: two boys, FIVE
and three: must bc healthy. efficient. we'll
recommended: best wages; country home. thirty
minutes from downtown. Phone Col. 39@' or
Rox 81. Silver Spring. Md. ls'
WAITRESS. white: hest recommenda tions re-
uuircd: country home near Washington: host
wages paid: good plac" for steady woman Ad-
dress Box II. Metropolitan Club. IS
WOMAN to care for children and take car" "e
apt: salary and home to right party Address
Ito1 :lsE. Star office.
WOMAN wanted for days work. 20 jackson
place.
WOMAN I" cook and clean: good hours and
good wages Call at store. ID g It. NV
WOMAN. settled. to co,k, wash and iron. ?nf
NJ st. n.
WOMAN for general housew"rk Apply $50
Princeton place
WOMAN for general honse~ork: stay nights
il desired. 1l1i 18th NV.
WOMAN. white: 10 hr treated As one Of fam
ily good homo: references. Apt. ~. ia"
Savnv. lH'
WOMAN-Co!orcd: general hnnsew"rk: tH"
-, family: references. Apply 9Os j ST.
IL
Evening star., 1921-05-17
R. F. DOWNING HONORED.
Retiring President of Irish Society
Guest at Dinner

A dinner in honor of Rosa F.
Downing. retiring president of the
Padraic H. Pearse Council of the
American Association for the Recog-
pition of the Irish Republic. was
given by members of the council at
the Hotel Harrington last night.
Patrick ]. Haltigan was the toast :
master. and addresses were made by
Miss Mary MacSwiney. Judge Robert
d. Sullivan and Joseph A. Daily. Miss
Margaret Brosnahan. retiring secre-
tary. was presented with flowers.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
RESUME ALASKA SHIPPING

SEATTLE. Wash. May I1-Orders
Issued by the United States Shipping
Board call for resumption today of
the sscnger. freight and mail serv-
ice 70 OF southeastern and
southwestern Alaska. The steamship
Northwestern was scheduled to sail
with the first mail from Seattle to
Alaska since the shipping strike be-
gan The Northwestern was char
tered by the Shipping Board to carry
supplies to the northern parts Her
crew has been signed AT the reduce d
scale
Evening star., 1921-05-17
ASKS PROBATE OF WILL.
Co-Executor Declines to Act, As
sociate Files Petition.

Floyd f.. Davis. one of the execu
tors named in the Will of Emma J.
Wex. has filed a petition for the pro-
bate of her will. He tells the court
that DR.. Harrison Crook. also named
as an executor. refuses to join in the
petition. DR.. Crook is the husband
Of Sarah f. Crook. sister and sole
heir of Mrs. Wex
The estate left by Mrs Wex is
valued at more than 100000 She
left stocks and bonds y,iued at s7O,-
534.Ss and owned real estate assessed
at $21 500. Attorney GEORGE Francis
Williams appears for Mr. Davis.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
LOST.

AT GLEN II no. Sunday. Read bag con ia IN
ing purse. dollar bill, about 81 change. tokens
Phone Main 4GaJ. Reward lss
EASE BALI. MITT-I>,st Speedway SIN
day af'"rnnDn hy little boy, heartbrok-n. Picase
phone North 5sS1
BLACK AND TAN hound: with kno, on front
leg. Reward. r. Il. Roach 23l st.
Phone y 4453 W. 10
BLUE SILK UMBRELLA. black handle. tan
leather strap; in Rial'o Thea'er FRIDAY even
ing. Reward IL returned 10 l2.o 18Th
Phone Franklin 1898. lAs
CAMEO BROOCH SUNDAY. MAY g bctwecu
soldiers Home. 14th and Allison aud 13th
and stS. Reward l>i2 18th "
CAMEO PIN-Set with pearls. On I'ot"msc .
Park ear: Sunday afternoon Reward II
turned to ONCE the P"rtner. Apt. 18th and L
~ ~.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
FOUND.

NdKPIEGE- Brown fur. T = ,.,werl
Washington and Willard Hotels; owner ma
secure on pr"per Identification. Miss Fooie
: ,c6 81 Main Sa2.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
ONLY 6, $50 To ETY

ONLY SJ.aS To ErY.
Eradlo,k iIctchts. Md wondcrtu, prrpN-
s,,ion. over So. proa- iasf summer f-nr,
Jur" - :" S"pi u. Re- rooms : hsfhs. dining
room VITA s'arinc c"pa.ity rf l25 pcrs"n~
,round> l2o hy i4n t"rt, R"sutiful shade trees.
srar!"u> P"rch">. t"mp!"f"'v furnished in
".ud7c he'd Linen snd blankets. table linen. sill
Yer ami "i,;na. r.- hia: utrHS:i~ and. IN facf.
"v"rNTiin= - '"np''" Iu perfect condition.
auI IN readiness To- >Isrt dong ha>ir"ss with
r" eNpcniirrr". Iia~ l'"er under sam" manaS"
mcrt for uunts- 81 f"Ff> aUl hui: UP al
cuor,r"ns bus ness n >"-vInc meals So
pat" aul csi"rn: 10 trans,"ntS ami sumnl~r
guess ard frrt.rra! "r-au zstior<. People
iTrrri sNmN neatly .v~r, saturday sni SUNDAY
FIR AK - s",- n1m",lstI"u>. n"ncr> has"
ma" fi'ir >t'""s> and wish 80 rcilr". g" ~
""a>j'!or >nan rr"1"rtN N frsl" Reached I"
E,.I;:SI," Agents. WILLIAM X HAErl'N,
sol >ourli'In hid- Nsin 3.-
HAVE a frw huaa1Hd To- inr"~' With services
IN legitimate proposition Ad'l-">> Rok lsa z
STAR office L.
MEAT M,EkFT rar -air. hrsi class store
wcIl established IN good lp"siinn; doing paving
cash business This j. an unusual "rr"r'un'i'
>i'i"r"d. Apply Sal" "a. ave NV
CHEVY ,H..SE LAhE-CnNCEssIo>s foR
rent. Ice and soft drinks. bowling a!
ieys shoc,in; Saic5y csn ss rSr !ss.sd sen. %
$40 Kellogg tidc.. i4ls at. NV
IL N'TGooM rr"m.ncrt iocation; pay'N-
we'll. r"rir.n- prize. 81. 800: heap rent. long
D.
Half interest in rrntal ard insuranc" hi>,
nos ii nearby city. "nly $50. money make;
Rn"Inuc t"r>". l?ih and Ia a'".s .
rooms nir..iy furnished; 81 .'sa'.
I.uurh -rrnl- p"a" 3ath srd NJ. rent, S'' r"
csiri> s., a day a>s'@- $40.
y. T.. RNON Co. INC.
sSurcr>>orS t" New York Realty Er"Acr>.
MAN ii:', li.-: I ~,
luR SAIL. W.li established ant" accc>>''-A
and ga >iafi"n Ia northwest section. Addr">
Fox - 4 Star "ffi"c L.
5000 OR MORE.
, Mil pay rr hlnrk uf >iock IN largo horn"
huiIdin. corporation "p"gntiac IN Washing uf
and vicinity. Adrrc>. I:"N HE. star office Il .
VACANT.
MERtHA\lS. ATTENTION.
9Th - twcSf side, near r - NV: cNrrl
lent lacatinn for ,lFfhin-. shoes. dry goods "T
auy Kind If business: attractive building ''n
tanning deep store 90 iarG" beautiful di>p'I'
. windows: rooms and bath. fri"c l. rca
>nnahir Sl3 800. terms
THE IoSErH SHAPIRO CO.
9li y. \. ave " Fl>
EEAI. ESTATE PARTNER.
INTSI-Al. OProETJNiTY to connect viii
, 4 high class tim small or large invest
menf. Address BOX II. T.. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
WANTED-HELP
AGENTS..

C0InRED-Male and female: $3.50 basis or
salary. Apply at once, Zenith Medicine Co.
lS01 Vermont ave. NV.
Statesmen.
SALESMAN-wanted, to get into communica-
ron with high-class. conservative stock sales
man: exceptional and unusual enterprise: ba sic
patent Address Box "SDE, Star office. 1Ss
SALESMEN-Write for list Of lines and full
particulars; earn 50 500 to $4,000 yearly; big
dema nd for men; inexperienced or experienced; ;
city or travelling. Natl Salesmen's TT. Assn.
Dept. SJ9, Chicago.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
PERSONAL


EVERY one THAT HAS GIVEN THE NAT
ter moments consideration will admit that
our way is best. and good dra>>cr> sell 10 uS.
knowing that valuation is square and none
to compare. We buy ladies' and men worn
suits. shoes. etc. Main 4l4:,.
LUSTII'S OLD STAND, 619 II.
PIANO TUNING AND TALKING MACHINE
repairing by experts. Frank A. Shue. 5lS
Mass ave. NV. PHI. FIR. 3175.
DIR EVANS. NERVE AND STOMACH SPE-
cialst-My electric treatment is proving won
derfully successful. l absolutely guarantee re-
lief. Consultation free. 1347 L ST. Phi FIR. 157.
OUR PRICES ARE THE HIGHEST. WE
buy ladies' and gents discarded clothes. shoes.
etc WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE.
633 d st. NV. Ph. Main 1878. Call anywhere.
any time.
PREV AR PRICES
Suits made with material. $40 up: with
yn,ir material. reasonable. Fur coats repa irPd
refined. $. APPIEBEE. Ladies' Tailor and
Furrier 1901 ST. NV. Franklin I26oJ
ECZEMA ACNE. PIMPLES ANp Kindred
skin affections successfully treated by Electro
Medical method. Dr. Nit HOLSON. 1865 II 81
RATS. BEDBUGS WATER RUGS. REACHES.
feas exterminated from your home. GEO. e.
my3ls
Evening star., 1921-05-17
SITUATIONS.
FEMALE DONE.T1-Continued.

| FEMALE DONESTIC-Continu
Girl. colo-cd wants days work. cleaning or
taking care of apt: reference 'i4 n,s.
NV.
GIRI. wishes place. as general hoose"ofA'''
| no cooking 1850 I 81. n"
! GIRL, ,oIored wants place a. general nous.
worker in small family: no ~ash'ns-
| ST. NV.
GIRL wants place as cook IN sma.i ma, 's"..s .;
| Girl. coIored. wants place as nurs" or pantry
| girl: GOOD reference. 1926 Corcoran 81.
GovERNEsS American, desires care care ci,1 cn,,-
| dreu references: French: Will ica'e '.''
Phone Franklin 1888. to ! p p.---------- NJ.
LAUNDRY GIRL wants to take work home.
| Address BOX 2la-E. star o'hcc. -,
! LAUNDRY 10 take home or days WORK. -"
| f ST. &C. 70
LAUNDRY to do al home best OF references
1917 Swami st. n W
LAUNDRY WORK 10 tax" home hrs'-ciass
| vashe-woman. 11a7 18th St n W.
LAU NDREss frst-c class. washing TO do at
home. 81 Myrtle st. nc.
MAID or cook l416 18th ST nv.
MAIDS. Mattresses. nurses iaundresscs and
cleaners experienced and reliable. Central
Employment Once. Main 4s+s.
! NEAT CoLoRED wishes light work in small
family. 1919 10Th st. NV.
NURSE infants. frst.class. white settled. I"
take entire carr: best references A'nr.ss
Box "A f. Star Office. ls
NURSE or light houscwork; rcliahi" woman
1"l Seatou place NV
/ NURSE. TRAPPED. experienced. desires "nga:"-
ments: maternity physicians Indnr>'-
! nents: references. North 1850. ~
] PRACTICAL NURSE or housekeeper. y"nn:
! lady wishes position for summer. ISIS l"th
| st. NV. -
| SMALL. WASH to bring home or pa"" +" work
! mornings: no sunday work. Phone Ehrin
| $3.50
| WANTED-Ry an experienced laundr's. WASH
| TO take home. Can Main 3?.'. "r writ" vi
| !. st. NV.
| WASHES small bundle. hv reliable roi"-"'i
| woman Call West 2lt2. Address 40" .,ra
I st. 40
WASHES. small. take nome. .@..' sih
81. NV
! WASHING to take ho:nc by frst-"iass laun-
| dress. .s.1s hth $. n.
! WASHING to take hom" and morning work
| out. 1879 18th 81. NV.
! WOMAN reliable. coored. wants work rl"an
! ing laundering. 1914 9TH 81 n W ~
i WORK by DAY; c"lor"d girl :l~ Bryant st
NV. ------
| WORK Of aay kind. 12+9 Gird Il nv.
! YOTNG CuIORED GIHI. wishes place as
n,Irs. or hnllSewo:ker. 1890 I st NV. Ani -
| YOI'N,; GIRL. colored, wishes pia'" rs nur>r
or ci,alnl"rmaih. Cali at :s;"I . st. NV
Evening star., 1921-05-17
MALE.

ACCOUNTANT qualified in education and ex
periencc in taking charge of records and office
routine: excellent future for right man: prefer
having automobile experience. Apply
Manager. Remschel Auto Sales Co, Alexandria
Evening star., 1921-05-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
COntfnnef

ACCESSORY BtSINESS. good paying: lost
I'-atI"n IN tho city. only those with the cash
n""f apply Address Box .5s r.. star oticn.
"-I>III. tk-tI an I'M"
Evening star., 1921-05-17
WANTED--HELP
REAL, ESTATE CLASS

REPRESENTATIVE especially for a New fork
life insurance at salary $40 per week to start.
Important Address Box 303 n. Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
WANTED-HELP

p X +. $ $ + X $. experienced on
ladies' fancy dresses and silks ;
good salary. steady position.
Vogue Dry Cleaning Co., 14th
and S,,ri,,,r -n,J
Evening star., 1921-05-17
.ho oDictapl1ou1 Operator:
.HE DICTAPHONE
records your words

records your words,
and while you're playing
golf the OPERATOR copies
it and sends your letters off.
Such absent treatment rings
the bell when business is the
theme. but personal dicta-
ton rings the belle of loves
young dream. Do you give
up your dictaphone? Do
you give up your game?
You buy a want adj in The
Star, and life goes on the
Evening star., 1921-05-17

& SIS Sc. Washington. -. 4.
LADY young. VIII" knows how to sew and
hem Innings. Apply at once. New England
Furrers. l4O1 + st
LADY who can talk in'rlliG"ntly we Will
teach how to present proposition Of educa
tionlI merit the work is dignitied and yOl
can earn from $40 per month ny. Call tfrom
:: 10 :, 100 Mc'.ill building 9uS q st.
LApIES-Teephun" switchboard operating is
a fascinating profession, easily learned In fif
teen lessons. Milton School. 1iih and New
York ave.
LADIES Salaries. SIS 10 $50 per week are
DRESSMAkERS and MILLINEHS. Get into
the uncr"wd-J profession there is no limit to
opport rtuniies, We teach you in short lime
and assist you into positions 10 go into
business for yourself
Prof. Liyines.on's Academy.
Established lSsI.
Ill. g NV. .w.F Franklin 49,
MAIDS tcolored) wanted at Washington Home
for Incuisble>. 32nd and : SIS
MARCEL WAIVER. $50 a week: experienced
only need apply. PIG 18Th st. NV. l7s
MOTHERS HEI.PElt-!1dy nf culture AMI
r, hnrment. 10 assist with care and cduration Of
NURSE 'whitr,. experienced. for care Of 10,
mont h old baby. A. y. Hcnning .737 Cathe.
,ral ave. Columbia 1851. 17s
.,rh pay; learn ut home in spare tim.: entjr,
tuition can I've earned in few weeks. YOU earn
while ynn learn: special of1cr. including free
nuisc's outfit: write f"r full part .ruiar>. Chi
c.,sO School -! Nursing. f:l :. Ashland blvd
,cpt. Il. Chicago. III.
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced; referencee
~ ltk It. Sc. after evenings. -18e
Evening star., 1921-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COLE CLUES and bag. rh"n" Main 3i2".
Rranri 20 ~
FrHNITr RE. rug. tahlenarr. antiques "rna-
mcn,S Eiler 40 ,Ith =; " Main "if. =
.tUAI. RANGE. s.ccnd hand lIr:" >5z". with
JI"t water connections and ianh, lars" III" re
friG' rar"r. >t"r. r,Int"r- >'air-. cash register,
larr" kitchen tahI. all IN tr~t 'ia>> condition
dress Box .>i T. Star "n"".
WRIST WATCH ,Iahy'<'. wal'ham or EI-ins
hfi~"n seventeen i"N"i. twenty var "r
solid "a>". ,r', :. l:;':i Park road l>'
WOULD LIKE t" purchase. Al once" direct
rom used furni'ur" Phon"
Irankiin i;..s. i1'
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
and ..n9p"'~ All orders pr,ml'fl, attended to
q" Na>>. aY". nv frank Sle3 2l'
Will. Ely y"IE old =a~ range. 81" Ii
FTHNiTI III enough ~ : room hou~"
n"'llar"I, VII hu' wh'" or odd pieces.
, Pleas" all Ma - 81. "l'
LAW rpoAS -Current law text and cas-.
book; best prices paid Fearlman's Book
wanted ir,m''iiatr!v. aS who" or odd r"c">
Kindly "iil %! f',"n- 20
HIGHEST rRIcE for furniture pianos. once
fixtures. desks. carpets. et". Phone Main 1857.
WANTED--Fen ther beds ana furniture Best
prices paid square Deal Furniture Co.. sol
tye Fh"n" Main 5G3G
CLOTHES wanted: hGheS, prices paid for la
d:es. mcnS and chldren's worn clothes. shoes.
North sai'. e. l-tclmnn. l'i4 9TH NV
CALL the right man. got your rrGu, price for
your Worn clothes Ph"ue North 4O4i-J or
write 1896 L ST NV. Ab.ohams.
FURNITURE wanted NOW: highest prices paid,
G"vfSetown Furniture 60. :2:;'i NJ ST. NV
prop postal phone West l531 31s
WANTED - FUENITTEE rIANOS. CAR
nets. etc Fin. VI 1882 f"r wagon o. have
call 'WFSt HER. 920 Pa. ave
WANTED-1o hIr old furniture and feather
beds. When selling why act drop postal IL
~" old r"iI:hie frn:
II MARkS. 100 Fs:rmcnt st Ph. Col s'l-T
y. KRISTEN.
Firniiurn and carpets for country hote.
rtori. North 400 1s.s2 1fh st.
FURNITURE for din.ng room bedroom sill,
ing and raric-: ais" some odd pieces
CAL Main 4tsS. or Adams lcI.
WHEN YbU HAVE mems used clothing cal
! for Max. IL Will pay the highest pr:ce- 81,
y 81. Main sSf:s
Evening star., 1921-05-17

Bring or send your nm
nounccmcnt to The star Of
fec, 20 words cost 80 cents.
Transient ads are payable
cash in advance.
Evening star., 1921-05-17

GIRL. coiorcd wants days work. cleaning or
taking care of apt: reference. si4
n
Evening star., 1921-05-17

FEMALE.
ALTERATION HANDS, on
dresses and suits; must be ex-
perienced. Apply to Manager,
Erlebacher. 1910 + st. NV.
AMBITIOUS WOMAN with energy, personality
and principle for part or full time. See
Mrs. Minar. 412 Evans bldg. to Monday
or Tuesday 17s
Evening star., 1921-05-17

CANOES for sale; zoe IN stock; 1921 mod
at Dcmp-ey's coa thouse. S6th and SITS. -
Ccme out and select your canoe. r. A. Demp-.T :
Evening star., 1921-05-17

nj, S17.ii: vicinity 14th and
Y. Please return to I'LL
Evening star., 1921-05-17

\ national organization has an opening for
two men due to promotion il Won over -
vear> "f az" and hav" sarn">; desire to
Sllccccd. Gall Main 3IGG for interview.
Evening star., 1921-05-17

CAMERA. No, "A Rrnwnir-In til" vicinity "f
! has" ball diamond. No. l. in Potoma" Park
! viii finder pleas" notify X, Il. Rudy. care
Rrf"au "f Standards: Reward.
Evening star., 1921-05-17

KF.NI. F.NI Z T. TIS<'<-
Evening class now forming. Join thc rank
of well pa wing profession which VIII lead -
exceptional opportunities. Investigate"
NORTHWEST REALTY co.
l>'h and Columbia road II ". Northwest
Suyinys Hnnd hi:
Evening star., 1921-05-17
GIRLS. under eighteen. as bun
die wrappers. Apply Superin-
tendent. The Palais ROYAL, G. and
| jllth sts.

GRADUATE NURSES wanted Positions are
open at the Washington Asylum Hospital for
operatin: room nurse isaary. S,jJ per month ::
rnnln board and laundry. and two nurses to
tax" charge Of medical wards tsalary. SGD per
month. room. hoard and laundry. Apply TO
Edward W Patterson. superintendent. 18th and
4, WAshiErtnn -
Evening star., 1921-05-17

) \ |. |: 5 NJ L y tfour>. expert
enccd; position permanent; bring
references. 7l9 Southern bldg.
Main 71S7.
Evening star., 1921-05-17

Statesmen - ,arSc concern
desires services OF two men OF
good character: sales experience
not as necessary as willingness
to learn: outside work. For i'll
tcrview call at 41O Jcniicr bldg.
Evening star., 1921-05-17

EEAI. ESTATE PARTNER.
INTSI- Al. 0ProETGN NIFTY 10 connect VII
n high class tim a small or large invest
nent Address Box II. T.. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1921-05-17

SHOE SALESMEN-E1p"rcnccd non" others
need apply. Employment Office. 9th floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-17

initial u. NJ. II.
III Clifton -. n. W.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07

SIMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
AMERICAN FOREIGN BANKING coz
fORATIQN, Plaintiff. against LEO BOKo'
WITCH. Defendant. summons
To the above named Defendants
You are hereby summoned TO answer ne
complaint IN this action and to serve
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs a.,
torney within twenty days after the servcss
ot tbs summons. exclusive OF the day e.
service, and IN case OF your failure 10 ap
pear or answer. Judgment wiN be iaA.a
against YOU by default for the relief az
~anded IL The complaint.
dated 49, NcrN. February II. lS-i.
SAMPSON, IliACHER & BARTLETT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office ard pos...
oince address, o2 Cedar Street @s'
York City. \. Y.
TO IcE nEFENDNT. LEO BORONIIch.
The foregoing summons is served upoo
you by publication. pursuant TO the oras,
of hon, NATHAN BLUR. justice % o.
The Supreme Court OF the State 0. S. Ss."
York. dated the 9th day Of March. ~.
and hled with The complaint in the ,,s oTne'
or the Clerk OF the County OF New Yels,
al the County Court House tu the Borousss
New York
Dated New York. March g. 1929
SAMPSON. THACHER BARTLETT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff; Office and pcN
ONCE address. No. s. Cedar Street BOT
oush OF Manhattan. New York. n i