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ELEVEN ROOMS

s6TH-s7TH SITS. (Eroadvay). 4 baths.
Wood. Dolson Co., Inc, B'way soth st.
WEST ENp AyE.--3no.
Mark Rafalslsy & Co, Il z. 10th 81.
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ONE ROOM

59TH ST .--5f E. Reasonable.
Channel. Plaza 2o41.
MADISON AvE.-507.
Supt. premises. Phone Plaza SOTO.
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TEN ROOMS

5TH AvE.-0oo. baths
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ava
PARK AvE.-2To.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. Is f. 4Dth ct.
PARK AVE.-471. DUPLEX spa rInent.
Douglas L. Ellinlan& Co., Is z. 4oth St.
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II A. L. Moore. premises.
122D ST.-5o6 w.
Apply premises.
14sTH ST-409 W.
Premises. Audubon Sn66.
156TH ST.-605-6iI W.
Apply premises.
164TH ST.-54S W. $40.
Nehring Bros. 14A1 e. Nicholas Avu.
164TH ST.-54s W.
Apply premises.
10th ST.-720 w.
kohler, Inc. 1923 at. Nicholas Avs.
171sT ST-559 W.
Supt.. premises
18TH $500 w. S65.
kohler. Inc. 142s St. Nicholas Avc.
18TH ST.-542 w. $40.
Nehring Bros. 144i st. Nletoias Ave.
10TH ST.--542 W.
Apply premises.
10TH sT.--s43 W.
Kohler. Inc. 142S St Nicholas Ave.
1s0rH sT.-6i1 w.
Kohler. Inc, 1923 st. Nicholas Ave.
10th ST.--so4 W.
kohler. Inc. 142S St. Nicholas Ave.
1soTH sT.-s6o w. $40.
Nehring Bros. 144I St. Nicholas Ave.
1sorH sT.-66o-66l. $40 to s12o.
Apply premises.
1s0TH sT.-66o-661 W.
Apply premises.
ls0TH ST.-6o2 W.
Apply promises.
1s1ST ST.-s67 W.
Kempe & Co., PSI W. Seth St.
1s6TH ST.-5o7 W.
Kohler. Inc. 142s St. Nicholas Ave.
1ssTH ST.-s3 w.
Apply on premises.
10TH ST.-599 W.
Apply premises.
9TH AVN. w. cor. 3othst).
Fredk. Fox & Co.. Inc. 297 Mad. Ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE. & 9oth St.
Apply premises.
AUDUBON AvE.--2l4. SO
A. L. Shaw. 4032 Broadway.
AUDUBON AVE. & 1soth ST.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
BROADWAY & Doth St. New building.
Apply premises.
BROADWAY-(Cor. Academy ST..
Apply premises.
BROADWAY & asTH ST. New building.
Mark Rafalsky e. Co., 81 l.. 10th St.
BROADWAY e. 9cD ST. Tho Clayton.
Apply premises. Riverside G690.
BROADWAY & 1isth st. Bath.
SPOTS & Starr. Inc. Times Building
n
Apply premises. Academy 2i25.
FORT WASHINGTON AvE.-3oo.
Charles Berlin. 1855 Broadway.
HAVEN AvE.-79.
Kohler. Inc. 1ics st. Nicholas Ave.
HAVEN AvE.-30J.
kohler. Inc, 1925 St. Nicholas Ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-s25.
Paterno Bros, Col w. 115th ST.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-375,
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. II 4. 40th ST.
RIVERSIDE DR1vE-aoo
Sharp & Co.. 24s0 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE--410. Bath.
A. II. O'Brien. 1880 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-65a. Bath.
Slawson a Hobbs. 49, w. I'D st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-69o.
Apply premises. Tel. Audubon 4i15.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE--1oo.
Paterno Bros. 601 W. 115th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-Tso
Superintendent on premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE--soo
Mark Rafalsky & Co., 81 E. 10th 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-ss4.
Mark Rafalslly 4 Co., II +. 10th St.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, N. Cor. 1s1st st.
kerpe e. Co., 251 w. Seth 81.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE. .-io71. SIS.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
ST. NICHOLAS PLACE-T9-si.
Chas. Berlin. 1885 Broadway.
wADswoRTH AvE.-12e.
Kohler. Inc. 142s st. Nicholas Ave.
wADSwORTH Av.--370. 800.
Apply premises.
wADswoRTH TERRACES.
Apply premises.
WADswoRTH TERRACE-o6. sTT.5o.
Apply premises.
wApswoRTH TERRACE-<Jo. Bath.
Apply premises.
WASHINGTON PLACE G. 1880 St.
Apply premises.
WEST END AvE.-6so.
Mark Rafalsky Co.. 21 z. 4oth st.
WEST END AvE.-Tso. Bath.
A II. O'Bricn. $500 Broadway.
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TWELVE ROOMS.
MANHATTAN-East Side

WEST END AVE.
Mark Rafalslsy- & Co., q E. 4oth st.
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PARK AvE.-27o.
Douglas L. Ellinaan Co.. Is E 4sth 81.
PARK AVE.--929. 4 baths
N. A. Berwin, 100 Park Ave
PARK AVE. $40. Duplex. ( baths.
Douglas l.. Gilman Co.. Is z. &oth 81.
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ELEVEN ROOMS
TWELVE ROOMS.

FAEK VETO.
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co.. Is F. 49th St.
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FIVE ROOMS


cREsToN AvE.-oo64
Apply premises.
CRESTON ANE.-Go7s.
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DAVIDSON AvE.-o4T4.
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GRAND AvE.-i5S5.
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GRAND AVE.-1575.
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GRAND AvE.-25e5-7. $50.
Apply premises.
GRAND AVE, n. W. cor. Clinton Pl.
Apply premises
GRAND CoNcoURsE-Cor 1ssth 81.
Apply on premises.
MERRIAM AVE -i4o6. S9o-s1oo.
Apply premises.
MORRIS AVE. S. Z. Cor. lsist St.
Apply premises.
rYER AvE.--oio $50.
Apply OIL premises
UNIVERSITY AVE.--ieoi 500
Hehring Eros, l44i 81. Nicholas Ave.
SIX ROOMS
CRESroN AVE .--2o54
Apply on premises.
CRESTON AVE.-2Qs
Apply on premises.
RYER AvE.-2ioS. $40.
Apply on premises.
UNIVERSITY AVE -ieoi. silo
Nehring Bros, I44i 81. Nicholas Ave.
BROOKLYN
THREE ROOMS
HENRY sT.-i45 columbia Heish.s).
New elevator. Apply on plenisec.
FOUR ROOMS
HENRY sT--i4S columbia H.isht.)
New cls' ator. Apply on plemiees.
FIVE ROOMS
HENRY sT.-i45 Columbia H-lsh,s).
Nev elevator. Apply on ploriiscs.
SEVEN ROOMS
10TH sT.-545.
Mrs. NJ Flattery, premises.
QUEENS
SIX ROOMS
AsToEIA-rltnars & Howiana Avss.
kindred MrAvey Homes. rrenilscs.
NEW JERSEY
SEVEN ROOMS
MoNTcLAIR. n. J.-Haddon Hall
Murdoeh-Falrchiid Co, MontclalrE.J.
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THIRTEEN ROOMS

PARK AYE.--2Io.
Douglas l.. Gilman Co. IS z. 10Th St
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MANHATTAN-West Side
THREE ROOMS

WASHINGTON PLACE & 1880 ST.
Agent, premises.
wADswORTH TERRACE-4o.
Apply premises.
WEST END AvE.-305. 80
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. q z. 10th st.
WEST END AvE.-52o.
N. RafnlslSy & Co.. 21 Z. 4oth st.
WEST END Av.. N. w. cor. 74th St
NJ. Rafalsly 4 Co.. 21 e. 4oth 81.
FOUR ROOMS
I2TH sr.-71-77 ". si.soo-s2.2oo.
65TH ST.--55 w.
n. A. Berwin & Co.. ioS Park Ave.
GOTH ST--22-24 w. Bath.
Lapidus Eng. Co.. 200 W. 12d 81.
10TH ST.-114 w.
slawson & Hobbs. i02 ". 72d ST.
list sT.~-220 W.
Paterno Bros. col ". 115th ST.
TAD ST.--SoS W. Bath.
SPOTS g. Starr. Inc. Times Building.
elST ST.-20S w.
Mark Rafalsky q Co.. II q. 4otn 81.
B2D ST.--127 w.
Mark Rafaleky d Co. ~ u. 10th St
s7TH ST.--11G W.
Mark Rafalsky q Co.. II u. 4oth St
soTH ST-3o0 W.
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. q 3D. doth st.
ODD STD w. 81 600
Wood. Dolson Co.. Lnc.. Bway a soth 81.
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FOURTEEN ROOMS
PARK AvE.-2T0.
Douglas L. Gilman Co., IS z. 4oth st.
FIFTEEN ROOMS
PARK AVE. .-cTo
Douglas L, Elliman & Co. Is Z. 4eth St.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

BUSINESS SPOSITIONS-At-
tractive openings for all types of
your application. No registration fee until
further notice.
1905 G ST. Commercial Nat. Bank Bldg.
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statesmen WANTED.

The Potomac Electric Appli-
ance Co. has an opening for two
live wires. Mr.. Lannan, COZ
I1th st. NV,
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WHITE WOMAN. unincumbered. middle
valid; personal interview. 5000 Warder st.
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wANTED-HELP.
MALE-Continued.
statesmen.
Life Insurance a Profession.
The Carnegie Institute

Has established q school Of life insurance. to
which most companies are sending their men.
What is conceded to 'oe the best course to Do
had today is offered by the Connecticut MI
tual Life Ins. Co., the company that has re-
turned to its policyholders more money than
1t has received from them. q. D. Sampson,
general agent. 1125 woodward building.
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WOMAN-Experienced general housework
good cook: in family; wages, $40. Phone
Lincoln 34s5. l.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL to wash dishes; S1J
month. 1915 s st. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OLD D-EsTABLIsHED DUPLICATING and ofice
service business clearing $50 weekly; will in
ventory 100: owner has other interests;
ST. 500 cash. The chance OF lifetime Tor
steady occupatio Address Box 123-B, Star
office.
DINING ROOM privilege and eqaipment in
apartment house in exc sxei9sye Se.ghD9rnooq a sna
CANDY and ice cream parlor; opportunity for
hustler: rooms. Franklin 7175: 3.
WANTED-To buy cigar and newsstand in Of
ace building or. hotel; price must be reason
able; give full particulars. Address so1
AUTO PAINT SHOP for rent. Present occu-
pant will consider partnership with good coach
painter. 1240 st. ne. Line. l342. l..
MOTION picture theater for sale: good op-
portunity for live wire; reason for selling,
owner has other business. Address Box l1o-A.
Star office
BATTERY and tire shop: tools, equipment and
stock: $3.50. l2ll \: Z ave. NJ 2gl6. !.
THREE-CHAIR BARBER SHOP. splendid
business and location: reasonable rent and
price. 1885 Wisconsin ave. 81
GAS FILLING and repair station. for rent or
sale; baltimore pike near District. Address
Box 355- B. Star office. Il
FOR SALE-$4,500 III interest-bearing in
vestment. interest quarterly. payments on
principal semi-annual: covers two and one-half
backed BY Rnt s,aT Once FOR
$500 Phone North 4oss-J I'
CLEANING and dyeing business: owner retir-
ing; will sacrifice IL sold Immediately; low
rent. 1l20 9th st. NV.
GOOD PAYING grocery business. NV: cheap
to quick buyer: leaving town. Call Columbia
4S09, after $50 pm. Lincoln 7121-J. l.
GROCERY, doing good business; fine fixtures;
truck: will sacrifice $500 and inventory.
See this IL you want a good business. Call
Col 1924 bet. and pm. 3Is
ROOMING HOUSE. rooms; well furnished !:
in good NV. location: $3.50. or will exchange
on a lot or house. Address Box 800 B. Star
Office. j.
DRUG STORE for sale: big residential loca-
ton. Address Box LIB, Star office. l.
R. NJ. Curtis, Cos 9th St. NV.
s5oo-Rooming house. 10 rooms; rent. $50.
SS50-Rooming house. 10 rooms: rent, $50.
81 G00--Rooming hcuse, 10 rooms: rent, $65.
s.. O0o-Ifooming house, ID rooms, rent. sS5.
$400-GrOcery and 8 rooms: rent, S25.
S650-Grocery and 3 rooms; rent. s25.
81 .000-Grocery and rooms: rent. S35.
81. S1.3JO-Grocery and rooms; rent, $40.
81 600-Grocery and meat business; rent, $50
81 500-Grocery and meat business: rent SIS.
s.. .50o-Confect. and fountain: rent, $50.
S750-Delicatessen: good business: rent. $40
S900-Delicatessen; good business; rent $40
81 1200-Lunchroom. doing good business; cheap
rent: long lease: good bargain.
S2.50o-Barber shop, chairs; cheap rent.
81 050-Auto repair shop: good bus. rent, $40
81 .60o-Near-beer and lunch: rent. SIS.
81. .s00-Near-beer and lunch: s furnished
rooms; rent. s45: good lease.
R. M. Curtis, Cos 9th St. NV.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following have been recommended The
found
necessary The Star will receive attention
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SETTLED WOMAN-General housework: ref
erence; family Of three. Apply after 4. 3340
18th st. NV.
WAITRESS. for evening work only. lois Yer
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CLOAk-RoOM GIRL, white. Apply at once
to Eagle Restaurant. 316 9th st. NV. 2e
COURSE in scalp, facial massage, shampoo
Life hll% 1lth and G le
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


I WILL PAY CASH for some good used fur
niture. Call Franklin 6144. os
FURNITURE of all kinds for Groom house,
Immediately. Lincoln 56S3. 81
FURNITURE for 4-room apartment; will
buy as a whole or odd pieces. Address Box
155-B, Star Office. 2s
FURNITURE AND RUGS of all kinds: Call
Franklin 1881 and obtain best cash prices.
[. ZON, successor to s. Weisenserg, go =
NV, will pay satisfactory prices for furniture.
Franklin 6151-J. je7s
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for all kinds
Franklin 61s3. $50 Mass. ave. NV. my3is
". KIRSTEIN, $40 8th st. n.w--An Kinds Of
furniture wanted. Phone Franklin 60s0.
IF YOU WANT to obtain best results for your
furniture and other miscsllaneous. . call
600 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
FRANKLIN 3785.
WANTED : FURNIrURE, PIANOS, CAR
pets, hetc. Phone II. 1882 for wagon or have
me call. ''wEsCHLER, - 920 Pa: ave. NV.
IN IMMEDIATE NEED Of furniture for an 8
room house; will buy as whole or odd pieces.
Call Franklin 3785.
WILL pay highest prices for ladies' and mems
worn clothes. Write or phone d. Stein. 1308
5th ST. NV; phone North 499.
WANTED-Featner beds and furniture. Best
prices paid Square Deal Furniture Co., 601
Eye n.w,s Phone Main 5636.
FURNITURE You will feel sarisned with
o.'sss or drop card. ard 1aos N. ]. ave. NV.
WILL cali fh my unlettered automobiie. city
or suburbs. and pay you highest prices for
ladies', Sentlemen.s. chffdren's discarded cloth
pkcnc VIII cr!l. ". Rice. 133. 7tb st.
Nv North l76S. ,ss.
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OLD DUPLICATING and office
service business. clearing $50 weekly: will in
ventory 81, ZOO owner has other interests;
81 500 cash The chance Of a lifetime for
steady occupation. Address Box 123-B. Star
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CLERK, accurate at record work and know
how to answer phone. Apply Page Laundry.
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EARN $40 TO $50 monthly. expenses paid
as railway traffic inspector; position guaFan-
,aad afrer 2 months spare-time study or
money refunded; excellent opportunities
write for free booklet N-e6 stand. business
rr-,;o;,, list Kllffnlo. N Y
Evening star., 1922-05-31

HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOAiEN-Nation-
wide demand for trained women; all depart.
ments. hotels. clubs. apartment houses; un-
crowded field: fine living. quick advancement: /:
our methods indorsed-our students employed
by leading hotels everywhere. Open evenings.
! Cal for particulars. LAwis Hotel Training
School. 1924 New York ave. NV.
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MEN-Fuller Brush Co. wants reliaole men.
with personality TO call on customers expert
enre Unnecessary; permanent. Exceptional op-
rorturity to the right men. Cali Metropolitan
Bank Bldg. after p.m-
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LADIES-Three, well educated, with execu
tive ability desired representatives by
large corporation. Those with selling ex.
perience preferred. Address Box 243-B. Star
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ADDRESSING, ETC.


COMMERCIAL OFFICE SERVICE. sos 81.
franklin 1883 - Process letters, typewritine
and a complete mailing service.
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OR AFTSMAN - Young man, experienced on
patcnt office drafting. out-of-town hrm OF iaM- ,
yers: position permanent: state experience. sai
airy eNpecteu' -n"u' &c
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WANTED-HELP.

MAID to go to country for chamber worl
aud waiting; references required. 1875 st
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SERVICE TRUCK PARTS
On hand: all new stock. lsadore Giasser Co.
7tb and w SITS. NV. Phone North S9Sg .
PARTS TO ALL CARS
In stock. largest dealers In the city; every
thine cusranfeed or money refunded: lsaasre
0IsS,ef Co. 7th and u stA n.E =. Neo9 =
Marmon Chummy Roadster.
$4,000 miles: sosd condition. Pheas North
1see apt q
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DRUGGIST SALESMAN--ENceptiona oppor
with drug trade. who can earn at least so,ooo
a wear; one who can travel and represent us
in every principal city or te Ihlteu ".aS "a.
Address Box 3lI b, Star Office. 81
Evening star., 1922-05-31

MEN for work IL stores. from % to 10
wears Of age: give reference of previous en-
rloyment. with application; good opportunities
Tor advancement for men who make good Ad-
dress Sanitary Grocery Co. Inc, by mai only,
70 q 81 n W. Wash, ID. {.
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PERSONAL

ANY ONE KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS
Of Felix A. McKinnon please notify W. P.
McKinnon, 719 9Th st. NV, Washington. d. Z.
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EDUCATIONAL WORK-Desirable opening for
refined. ambitious lady: good salary for right
party. Address Box 69-M star office.
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WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
OLD GOLD, SILVER, ETC, Continuet

Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver
BOUGHT FOB CASH.
LOUIS ABRAHAM. SIS @ ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

GIRL for general Office work: must be able to
do some tipping. Apply Baltimore Optical Co.,
Evening star., 1922-05-31

| LADIES in demand for positions as drafts
| men. Learn this profession in your spare
| time through individual instruction in to
! 9 months. day night Get full particulars.
/ Columbia School IF Drafting. 18th and sts.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

AUTO PAINT SHOP for rent. Present occu-
pant will consider partnership with good coach
painter. 1910 ST. me- Line. 7342. Il
Evening star., 1922-05-31

SALESNAN-Iarce old d-established local bank
desires services of capable man with sales abil
iry as assistant IN development work increas
ing number of GepOsi;ors in savings department; ;
bright future for hustler. Interview Mr. Ellis.
Room 4G2, 14l3 e st. NV, before 10 am. or
between > and pm.
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AU 10 EACHANJE
OF WASHINGTON. INC,
I'LL 18th St. NV.
Franklin 51741335.

6-DAY REDUCTION SALE.
1921 Cadillac, 7-pass, touring. s., e0o
1920 twin six, 5-pass. touring, s2,1oo re-
dueed to s.. 200.
1921 single coupe. 2,5oo. reduced to s.. $50
1921 single 8, touring s2'i'o' fe0nceo 10
1891 Roamer touring. $500, reduced to
8. $50.
to 81. 750.
to 81 900. 40, s,-x
1921 Essex touring. $500. reduced to $s75.
1919 Buick coupe, $625. reduced to $3.50
1915 Pierce Arrow 7-pass. touring, <l.SS0.
reduced to 81 $50. ..o
1915 Pierce-Arrow 7-pass. touring. $500.
reduced to 81. .325-
Overland touring. SITS. reduced to $l23.
+ We accept used cars in trade. Terms may
be arranged.
1914 New Hampshire Ave. NV
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LADY. intellectual refined, for educational
work during summer months; good salary.
Address Box 7S-M, Star office.
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INTERIOR DECORATING.
INTERIOR DECORATING OF THE BETTER
kind. UNITED UPHOLSTERY CO., GIL 9Th
ST. NV. Main 3419.
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LADIES to take orders for well known brand
homemade candies. in departments. office
buildings, etc; pleasant and lucrative en-
ployuent. . Address Box 3J-D. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

WANTED-To buy cigar and newsstand in Of
hce building or hotel; price must be reason
able: give full particulars. Address Box
Evening star., 1922-05-31

DINING ROOM privilege and eqaipment in
apartment house in exclusive neighborhood: !:
go boarders. Address BOX 27-D. Star office: |.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

COLORED BOY wanted TO run errhHus' IT rIinr.
have bicvcle: light work; hours 10 d. +Afp''
Pnonn Eno kresGe bldg.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

POULTRY, PETS 6 LIVE STOCK
ATHERTON'S bird seed Is mixed to suit youi
birds appetite. It's the best and 15c lb. s33d
Indiana ave.
ITALIAN BEES. standard hive. Young queen.
$40. Arthur. Wheeler. Falls Church, Va. Il
WANTED-To buy . cow; Jersey preferred;
must be tested. Address Box 61-C. Star once.
FRESH COW and cali. cheap. c. Jaeger.
Bsrwyn Heights. Nd. Sle
very reasonable. 283 md 1t. NV.
DR. a. a. LOCKE. VETEKfNAkfAK.
TREATMENT OF TIE DOG AND CAT
EXCLUSIVELY.
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MEN two only; no capital required; ambitions,
- -, Irrsa NI.ir eorG 3.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

LADY in cashiers department having knowl-
edge of tipping. bookkeeping and handling
money; permanent position to party qualified;
state salary expected. Address Box 349 B.
Evening star., 1922-05-31

u. a
1875 ST. Main $3.50.
THREE MEN who desire to learn the Insurance
business: all forms sold and maximum
commissions paid: IL you willing to
learn, we VIII teach You. Make good money
while learning. c. NJ Wright, 700 Bond bldg,
before 10 am. after pm.
. YOUNG MAN with knowledge of bookkeeping
and typewriting. Give age. experience and
references. Address Box 6S c, Star office.
YOUNG MAN to operate Elliott-Fisher machine.
Apply the Allegheny Company, s27 14th NV.
YOUNG MAN, member of Masonic fraternity.
for position stenographer, typist and card
indexer. Address, giving age. lodge member
ship and experience, Box BIB. Star office.
YOUNG MAN, unusually good teacher for up
per grades OF private school. Address Box
s43-B, Star office.
YOUNG MEN (2) TO work in battery service
station. Apply III Kalorama road.
YOUNG MEN (2), to act as salesmen; expert
ence unnecessary; can easily earn $50 week.
See Mr.. Scott, Room 30S. 1911 G st. NV
AUTO INSTRUCTION.
Special Summer Rates.
Day mechanics course covering mechanics
shop. starting, lighting and ignition and me-
chanics sepair. Glasses meet days per week
for eight weeks. Tuition, $50 Glass starts
June 5.
YMCA AUTO SCHOOL,
1916 G st.
Main $3.50
Evening journal., 1922-01-27
WI. BROSIUS
MAKES ADDRESS
Del. Dealers Attend Con-
vention of Penna. Lum-
berman's Association
SESSIONS HELD
IN PHILADELPHIA

This city and State Is well repre-
sented at the thirteenth annual con-
vention Of the Pennsylvania Lum-
bermen's Association. which opened
at the Bepevue-Stratford Hotel.
Philadelphia. yesterday. The morn
ing session today was addressed by
L. W. Brosius, OF this city, a Vice
president OF the association.
Among those present from this
city were Lewis w Brosius, Of Bro
sius and smediey Company; $. NJ.
Dillon. Of the Wilmington Sash and
Door Company; william +. Monl-
gal and Stanley Chambers. OF Lind
ley c. Kent Company. Others pres
ent we're ]. T. Eliason. OF New Cas-
tie; F. J. Hollingsworth. OF Mar
shalltown. and Edward l. Richards,
OF Newark.
Several OF those from this city
were accompanied by their wives.
TIE meeting yesterday was called
20 order by Fred W. Ledwig. OF
Reading. Pa. chairman. who made
a lively address. John r. Lloyd
president OF the National Retail
Lumber Dealers Association. wa,
the next speaker. Samuel Roberts
of Norristown. spoke on the stan.
dardization OF sizes. His address
was OF much interest not only 20 IN,
lumber trade but TO the public a
Evening journal., 1922-01-27
MUSICAL COMEDY
Is ALDlNE FEATURE

The current bill at the Aldine
Theatre. Market at Eighth street,
is one OF the most attractive and
well-balanced ever shown in Will
mington. one OF its brightest spots
is the miniature musical comedy.
Jane" presented by Jack Williams
and his Beauty Chorus, an aggrega-
ton of somely young women who
dance we'll and whose singing Is far
above, the average. Mr.. Williams is
an unctuous comedian and the act
is a sure gloom chaser. Smith and
Cook win favor with their eccentric
comedy turn. THE Two Million
aires" LaFollette and Company in
The Man OF Many Faces" offer a
genuine novelty. full OF surprises;
the Beige Duo perform a number OF
difficult acrobatic feats; Banten and
Kaye. comedy singing and mono-
logues: Smith and Cook entertain
with their comedy skit. The Two
Millionaires, and Loretta and
Brother prove wonders on the triple
bars. Hoot Gibson, the popular
screen star, Is seen in his newest
photo-piay success. The Fire Eat
er." He is seen as a forest ranger
who comes TO Paradise valley and
tries to teach its inhabitants respect
for law and order. After a series OF
thrilling adventures he wins success
and the girl he loves.
Evening journal., 1922-01-27
AUTO In STUNTS
ON GARRICK STAGE

"They Auto Know Better" a
laughable comedy. featuring Harry
Sullivan and Ruth Myers occupies
the place OF prominence on the new
bill at the Garrick Theatre for the
last three days Of this week. COM
mencing yesterday. The comedy is
a laugh from the time Sullivan ap-
pears until he and his partner Gre
ated the final situation and the cur
tain drops. An automobile which
savors much Of the antidluvian,
plays a prominent part in the sketch.
In addition the ancient car Is almost
human in that It does pretty much
as II pleases. There are no musical
numbers in this comedy.
Frank Mullane, who is endowed
with a particularly good singing
voice Of the Irish tenor variety, and
also much wit Of the same brand
brought forth applause and was en-
cored several times. He combines
his wit with his singing both OF
which made a big hit with the
crowds. Mullsne colors his stories
with a bit OF local gossip which
makes them even more laughable.
Klutings Entertainers, finel.
trained group OF performing dogs
cats. pigeons and even a rabbit
pleased the audience. Some OF tho
stunts would tax most human be
ings TO duplicate. The dogs and cat
are possibly the most brilliant mem
bers- Of the troupe.
''Sweethearts." little coined.
sketch OF childhood school days b.
Fred and Ayce Whitman, is a goo
act and was we'll received. Their
are a number OF tuneful melodie
which are sung in a pleasing man
ner.
Carlton and Tate, in "Opera an
Uproar," sing both operate and JAZZ
songs. Jean and Val Jean in "A
Aerial Surprise" complete the vau
deville bill This act Is a novelt
acrobatic performance with coined
intermixed.
Both phot0play features are goot
they are Jack London's The sta
Rover" with an all-star cast, and A
ST. Johns comedy the Darn Fool.
In addition there is a Pathe RevieV
in natural colors which Is both in
teresting and entertaining.