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Evening star., 1924-10-22
Poll s." The Potters.

Commencing Sunday night at Polls
Theater The Potters," the merry
comedy from the pen of ]. p. McEvoy,
will hold open house.
THE Potters." produced by Richard
Herndon at the Plymouth Theater
last season, was staged by Augustin
Duncan and is said has more laughs
than you can shake stick at, a num-
Der of good comedians and a theme
of which the great mass of theater-
goers never tire-themSelves, or
rather, of the family next door. This
family as represented by J. p. Nc
Evoy, is of the average middle class.
whose life is a round of disappoint-
mrnt and achievement, limited
amusement. hopeful optimism. a little
braggadocio and much unconscious
amusement for their neighbors and
friends.
The play is in acts and IL
scenes. The cast is headed by Walter
Perkins and includes Adelaide Hib-
bard, Viola Frayne, Miriam Coughlin.
Guy Pendleton, Raj Thompson. Lon
Carter, George Harcourt. George Call
lahan, Wilbur Cox, George LIE Soir,
Lizzie Mccall and Dorothy Lyons.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
National-"The Ten Com
mandments."

Positively the final week of the
extraordinary run of Cecil 3. De
Miles production of The Ten Com
nandments" at the National Theater
will open Sunday. While the engage
ment, from the continuing public de-
mand, might go well into November,
the New Nationals contract with the
Music Box Revue, which opens No
vcmber ,. forbids.
The later weeks of The Ten Com
mandments" run have been charac-
terized by many parties of theater-
goers from out-of-town points and
numerous groups from seminaries.
schools and colleges. This weeks 1
o'clock Thursday matinee is specially
convenient to those living at a dis
tance.
Frederick ArundeTs orchestra con-
tinues to enhance the pleasure of the
big spectacle by its rendition of Dr.
Hugo Riesenfeld's musical accom-
paniment The great story has a
never-failing grip on audiences, and
the work of Rod La ROGUE. Leatrice
Joy. Richard Dix and Nital Naldi has
been particularly admired. while in
the grand spectacle that precedes it
Theodore Roberts, Charles De Roche
and Estelle Taylor afford esthetic
pleasure. The reproduction of the
miracles and wonders. such as the
parting and closing of the Red Sea,
continues to be the talk of the town.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

The Cafe of Fallen Angels" a Para
mount attraction. will be the feature
next week at Crandalls Tivoli Thea
ter. The leading roles in this vivid
story of young girl whose mother
was the proprietress of a cafe con-
spicuous in a gay city's night life are
played by kathlyn Williams, Ricardo
Cortez, Louise Dresser and Virginia
Lee Corbin. The girl meets the crisis
of her life in the resort conducted by
her own mother. James Cruze. who
made The Covered Wagon" directed
this picture
An added attraction will be Mile.
Chantal, pianist, who has appeared in
concert in many music centers of Eu-
rope. New issues of the Tivoli's Mir
ror of the Living World" and Tive
Ii Wanderings" will be shown, and
the Tivoli Orchestra. under Elias
Breeskin, will contribute both con-
cert and overture and interpretive music.
Saturday morning at 1880 spe-
cial program for children will be
given, with Peggy Albion appearing
in person. Sunday afternoon at z
O'Clock the third concert will be
given by the new symphony orches-
ira, under Daniel Breeskin.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Keith s-Alice Brady.

bag Of thrills caught and put
together by the author of Rain"
Will hold forth at b. F. Keith's The
ater next week in playlet starring
the famous Alice Brady in the role
of derelict of the Yellow Sea. who
has fallen in love for the first time,
thereby bringing about some unusual
happenings.
Belle Story, the famous coloratura
and former star of the New York
Hippodrome. Will be featured with
Eric Zardo. concert pianist, in a pro-
gram of classical and popular hits.
Others will include Mr.. and Mrs Jimmy
Barry, Washington favorites, in Mr..
Barry's famous skit. Scandals of Hens
foot Corners: John Giuran and La
Petite Marguerite in a unique dance
revue, with Paul Haggerty at the piano:
Harry Holmes and Florie lie We're, in a
novelty skit, Themselves: Ernest
Hiatt. comedian of the nut variety:
the Innis brothers, in musical
dialogue. THE Men About Town;
John and Nellie Olms, with their
watch illusions, and the usual scre en-
features.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Belasco-"Maverick."

Maverick" is the intriguing title
of Walker Whiteside's comedy drama
in which this we'll known star will
appear at the Shubert Belasco The
ater next week, opening Monday
night.
Maverick is also the name of the
tiny sheep town down on the Mexica n
border where the plot of the play
is unfolded. Thither comes Walker
Whiteside in the character of Car
ter Kent, an eminent engineer from
the East. whose speciality is irriga-
tion. The motley crowd of adven-
turers, which the hero finds in Ma
Yerick, serves TO make life far from
monotonous, and series of highly
colored episodes occur before the end
of the play is reached A love story
of soul-stirring qualities gives to MAY
erick the romantic flavor which is vital =
ly necessary to dramas of every kind.
A large organization of 80 New
York players will be seen in Mr..
Whiteside's support.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Columbia-Gloria Swanson,
In Her Love Story."

Mary Roberts Rinehart's Her
Majesty, the Queen" forms the basis
of Gloria Swanson's latest production,
Her Love Story" which is the at
traction at Loew's Columbia next
week. The story was recently pub
lished as a serial in the Cosmopolitan
Magazine. and its film version is Of
fered as the latest attraction in the
Famous Forty" list of Paramount
pictures.
Mary Roberts Rinehart is one of
the most successful woman writer's
in America and is a resident of Wash
ington. In Her Love Story she
again reveals all the mastery of ro-
mantle appeal and dramatic force
which distinguishes other of her
works.
Allan Dwan has directed the pic
ture, while Ian Keith appears as her
leading man. George Fawcett, Ech-
lin Gayer. Mario Majeroni. Sidney
Herbert, Donald Hall, Baroness de
Hedemann, Jane Auburn. Bert Wales
and Gen. Lodijensky also have promi
nent roles.
Miss Swanson enacts the role of
Balkan princess who falls in love
with and secretly marries a guard Of
ficer, only to be forced into another
marriage with the reprobate king of
another country. Her effort to escape
her royal bonds, join her lover and
rescue her little son are intensely
gripping and alluring elements of
this romantic tale.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Olympic.

Sunday, Wanda Hawley, in The
Desert Sheik," Our Gang, in Seeing
Things" and News; Monday, Elaine
Hammerstein, in Drums of jeopardy"
and Spat Family, in Hunters Bold:
Tuesday, Adolphe Menjou and Eleanor
Boardman. in sinners in SILK" and
Christie Comedy, Stay Single: We'd
nesday, Pagan Passions" and Stan
Laurel, in Mothers Joy: Thursday,
May Allison, in "Flapper Wives"
comedy and kinogram's News: Fri
day, f. X. Lincoln and Helen Fergu-
son, in THE Right of the Strongest"
Mermaid comedy. Hot Air" and Spe-
cial Halloween feature, rs Conan
Doyle Right?"; Saturday. Virginia
Falli. in The Signal Tower" Sun
shine comedy, Dumb and Dafry."
and (matinee only) last chapter,
Days of 40"
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Central-"R Racing for Life. -

The first two days of next week at
Crandalls Central Theater will be
shown Exhibitors Film Exchanges
release, Racing for Life" Added at
fractions will be so This Is Paris!"
fourth release in the Flight and Win"
series of two-reel comedy-dramas
starring Jack Dempsey, and Stan
Laurel in his latest comedy, Rupert
of Hee -Haw."
Colleen Moore and Conway Tearle
will be seen Tuesday and Wednesday
in First Nationals Flirting With
Love-" In this story Miss Moore has
the role of a stage star whose play
is closed by young reformer. Walter
HERS will furnish the comedy in
short Change"
Thursday and Friday Fools in the
Dark" an F. e. o. mystery thriller
featuring Matt Moore and Patsy Ruth
Miller, will be shown along with new
issues of Kinograms and Lyman H.
Howe's Hodge Podge."
Saturday Harold Bell Wrights
when a Mans a Man" will be the
feature with John Bowers, Marguerite
De La Motto and George Hackathorne
in the leading roles. The comedy Will
be Juvenile. Dirty Hands"
Each daily bill will have added
short reels and pipe organ accom-
paniments and solo intervals.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Park.

Sunday and Monday, Ramon Navar-
70 and Alice Terry, in The Arab"
and Pathe News; Tuesday. James
Kirkwood and Madge Bellamy. in
Loves Whirlpool" and Bobby Yer
non. in Reno or Bust: Wednesday,
Mae Busch and Adolph Menjou, in
Broken Barriers" and Dorothy De-
wore, in Stay Single: Thursday,
Viola Dana and Adolph Menjou, in
open All Night" and Pathe News;
Friday Bebe Daniels and Ernest Tor
rance, in THE Heritage of the Des-
ert," and Jack Dempsey, in West of
the Water Bucket; Saturday, Jack
Hoxie. in The Galloping Ace" Mack
Sennets THE Lion and the Souse,"
and Jack Mulhall and Edna Murphay,
in chapter three Of Unto the Net"
Doors open at pm. Saturdays at 2
pm, and Sundays at 2:45 pm, with
continuous performance.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Metropolitan The Sea
Hawk.

The demand for seats has been so
great since the premiere showing of
THE Sea Hawk" at Crandalls Met
ropolitan Theater that 1t is possible
that continuation of the run
through a second week may be nee
essary. Seldom has picture aroused
such enthusiasm as this swift-moving
tale Of romance and adventure In the
days Of piracy on the Spanish Main.
Since the opening performance the
house has been packed from opening
until closing, with many turned away
for want of seats. Those who wish
to see THE Sea Hawk" will find 1T
judicious to attend the morning and
early afternoon performances.
The attraction announced to follow
is THE Silent Watcher" an adapta-
ton of Mary Roberts Rineharts story
THE Altar on the HILL. directed by
Frank Lloyd, maker Of THE Sea
Hawk" featuring Glenn Hunter and
Bessie Love.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Special skits are being rehearsed in
preparation for the big night
Gayety-"The Best Show ir
Town"

The Best Show in Town" is the til
tie of next weeks attraction at the
Gayety Theater. 1t is filled with
clean comedy and equipped with novel
stage settings, attractive costuming
and tuneful melodies. Frank Hunter,
an old Columbia Burlesque favorite,
heads the list as star comedian, with
Walter Boob" McManus running a
close second. Others are Inez De Ver-
dier, prima donna; Rose Bernard,
soubrettes: Lydia Harris, specially
woman, and Mae Percival, ingenue
Nancy Martin. the Six Sunshower
Girls. George Mack and Harry Kill
by, and a chorus composed of eight
cen. The Sheriffe Troupe, acrobats,
are said to be unusual performers.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Palace-" -"Married Flirts. ,

Married Flirts," the initial pro-
duction for Metro-Goldwyn of Robert
G. Vignola, will be the attraction at
I,oew's Palace next week. 1t is a
Aim version of Louis Joseph Vances
latest story, Mrs. Parmor," and the
cast is headed by Pauline Frederick
and includes Conrad Nagel, Mae
Busch. Huntley Gordon, Patterson
Dial, Paul Nicholson and Alice Hol-
lister. Vignola will be recalled as
the director of two Marion Davies
pictures, when Knighthood Was In
Flower and "Yolanda."
Married Flirts" is story of mod
ern marriage. revealing the crisis in
the affairs of a woman writer who,
taunted by a younger rival who had
captivated her husband, planned a
revenge that turned on the tempt
ress her own contemptuous state
ment that "a woman who can't hold
her husband doesn't deserve to hold
him."
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Strand-"A Nonsensical
Revue"

Jack Wilson will head the attrac-
tions on the vaudeville bill at the
Strand Theater next week in an act
entitled "A Nonsensical Revue"
Charles Frostthe. Ruth Wheeler and
Willie Ward appearing in support.
Others include Emily Earle with
Charles Adler in "Entertaining Epf-
sodes." AL Schenck at the piano
George r. Howard and kittie Ross in
n musical interlude. The Evolution Of
the Banjo: Hector. a trained dog.
and other acts to be announced later.
Empty Hearts" Trio production
adapted from the story by Evelyn
Campbell. will feature the photoplay.
with Clara Bow. John Bowers and
Lillian Rich heading the cast, and
Charles Murray, Joan Standing. John
MILAN and little Buck Black in sup
port.
Shr films and overtur and exit
march arranged by Director Arthur j.
Maxwell will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Chaliapin-Monday.

Chaliapin, famous basso, will give a
recital at Polls Theater Monday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. This con-
cert will mark the opening of the
artists series of five concerts.
Chaliapin, after attaining recogni-
tion on the operate stage of Russia,
was engaged at Petrograd. There he
was heard by the millionaire Mamon-
tev, an enthusiastic patron of music.
who invited him to head his private
opera company at Moscow. His fame
was soon established. and he became
a musical idol of the Russian people.
For this concert Mr.. Chaliapin will
announce his numbers from the stage
and program books with the words
will be used.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Greene's
concert bureau, Thirteenth and G
streets northwest.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Dumbarton.

Sunday. Irene Rich, in "Yester-
days Wife: Monday. Owen Moore
and Bessie Love, in Torment: Tues
day, Barbara La Marr and Conway
Tearle, in THE White Moth; We'd
nesday, Colleen Moore. in The Per-
feet Flapper"; Thursday. Anna Q.
Nilsson and Milton Sills. in Flow
ing Cold; Friday. Estelle Taylor and
Wyndham Standing, in Forgive and
Forget; Saturday, Buck Jones, in
Desert Outlaw.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Rialto-" The Man Who
Came Back.

Next week at the Rialto film
version of THE Man Who Came
Back" will be the attraction. AS
play it was produced by William
Brady several years ago, with Henry
Hull and Mary Nash in the leading
roles, and established a record run on
Broadway The plot of the story
offers unusual opportunity for pic
ture production, taking the specta-
tors more than half way around the
world following the exploits of a
ne'er- do-well boy. This part is play
ed by an actor new to the screen.
George O'Brien. a recent discovery.
who is also playing the lead in "The
Iron Horse" now running at the
Lyrice Theater. New York The girl
is Dorothy Maickaill, already estab
lished as an emotional actress. and
the cast includes Ralph Lewis and
Cyril Chadwick.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Anna Q. Nilsson,
in "Vanity's Price," and Larry Semon.
in Her Boy FRIEND; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Aileen Pringle and John
Gilbert, in His Hour" and Lloyd
Hamilton, in Good Morning: Thurs
day. Booth Tarkingtons THE Turmoil
and the Spat Family. in Hunters Bold" :
Friday, Mary Philbin, in Fools High
way and Jack Dempsey, in $50 This Is
Paris: Saturday. Shirley Mason, in
THAT French Lady," Aesop Fable and
Into the Net" No. z.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Veteran Post Elects.

National University Post, No. 4, Dis
abeled American Veterans of the
World War, held its annual election
of officers at the National Uni
versity Law School. The follow
ing were elected: Commander, d. NJ.
Hedrick; senior vice commander,
Harold r. Stephenson: Junior vice
commander, Tim Murphy; treasurer.
Arthur e. Dorer, and sergeant at
arms, John e. Bright. George Spal-
ding Is the retiring commander.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

lay. Mae Bush and Pat O'Malley, in
Bread; Jack Dempsey, Winning
His Way" and News and Fun From
the Press; Friday, Douglas Fair
banks, in His Majesty, the Ameri-
can; Charles Chase. in TOO Many
Mamas," and eighth episode, "40th
Door; Saturday, Jack Holt and Dor
othy Dalton, in THE Lone Wolf;
Bert Roach, in Kid Days" and
eighth episode, Haunted Valley"
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Takona.

Sunday and Monday, John Barry
more, IN Beau Brummel": Pathe
News and Topics: Tuesday and We'd
nesday, d. W. Grif1th's Birth of a
Nation" Especial matinee Wednesday
at $3.50 p.m.), shows start at GAS and
pm; Thursday, William S. Hart, in
blue Blazes Rawden"; comedy, "a
Ladies' Man; Friday, Elaine Ham
merstein, in Drums Of jeopardy;
Fighting Blood, No. 12; Aesop's Fa-
bles: comedy, Paris Lights; Saturday,
Johnny Hines, in "Sure Fire Flint;
Aesop's Fables: comedy, Family Life:
matinee only, Leather Stocking. No.
4, "a Western Roundup
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Aileen Pringle
and John Gilbert, in His Hour" and
Ralph Graves, in Little Robinson Cork
screw; Tuesday and Wednesday, Anna
Q. Nilsson, in "Vanity's Price," and
Larry Semon, in Her Boy Friend"
Thursday, William Desmond, in big
Timber" "Poodles' Hanneford, in 1.-THE
Bonehead," and Murdocks Surprise
Night; Friday, Booth Tarkingtons
THE Turmoil and Harry Langdon, in
THE First 100 Years.: Saturday, Mary
Philbin, in Fools Highway" Lyman III.
Howe's Frozen Waters and Into the
Net" No. 6.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
York.

Sunday and Monday. Thomas Meighan,
in "The Alaskan" and Cliff Bowes. in
Cheer Up; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Rodolph Valentino, in Monsieur Beau
caire" Thursday, William Desmond, in
Big Timber" and Will Rogers, in "A
Truthful Liar; Friday. Charles (Buck)
Jones, in THE Desert Outlaw" and
Juvenile Comedy, THE Junior Partner"
Saturday, Matt Moore and Patsy Ruth
Miller, in Fools in the Dark" Aesop
Fable and Into the Net" No. 6.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Elite.

Sunday. Colleen Moore, in The
Perfect Flapper": Monday. Tom Mix.
in Ladies to Board: Tuesday. Gloria
Grey, in Bag and Baggage; We'd
nesday. Viola Dana, in Don't Doubt
Your Husband; Thursday. Gloria
Swanson, in "Manhandled": Friday,
William Russell, in When Odds Are
Even: Saturday, Hoot Gibson, in
Forty Horse Hawkins"
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Mutual" The French
Frolics."

"The French Frolics" is next
weeks attraction at the Mutual The
ater. The cast is headed by Betty
Palmer and Billy Wallace, and is re-
ported to be one of the best and most
clever on the Mutual circuit.
The entire house is said to be sold
out for Wednesday, October 20, to
Kallipolis Grotto Of Yelled Prophets.
This night is slated to be one of the
biggest and brightest Of the season.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
SAVOY.

Sunday and Monday. Anna c. Nilsson,
in "vanity's Price," and Larry Semon,
In Her Boy Friend: Tuesday and
Wednesday, Aileen Pringle and John
Gilbert. in His Hour" and Harry
Langdon. in The First 100 Years.:
Thursday. Booth Tarkington's THE Tur-
moil," and comedy, Hot Dog; Friday.
William Desmond, in Big Timber" and
Jack Dempsey. in so This Is Paris" !;
Saturday. Larry Semon, In THE Girl in
the Limousine" Lyman H. Howe's
Hodge Podge' and Into the Net"
No. T.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS
De Pachmann-Tomorrow.

Those who attend the De Pach
mann concert at the National Theater
tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
Will hear great pianist
DE Pachmann has been generous
with Chopin numbers in his program,
more than half of the selections be-
ing by that composer. There also
will be compositions by Bach, Mozart,
Schumann, Lszt and Brahms.
Tickets are on sale at L. Arthur
Smiths, Inc, concrt bureau, 1906 G
street.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
CHEVY Chase.

Sunday and Monday, Thomas Meig-
han, in "The Alaskan; Aesop's Fa-
bles and News Events; Tuesday, Viola
Dana, in Don't Doubt Your Hus-
band; Clyde Cook, In "The Orphan" :"
and scenic; Wednesday and Thurs
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Tivoli-" The City That
Never Sleeps.

"The City That Never Sleeps"
adapted from LIE Roy Scott's story
Evening star., 1924-10-22

open shop: young man. who can push work ::
| must be thoroughly experienced in high grade
construction and able to supervise all trades
on the job: salary and bonus to the man
who satisfies me. Apply Room 6O5 Lenox
bldg. at once
Evening star., 1924-10-22

CHAUFFEUR, white; will not consider unless
In uniform; good pay; steady job 1899 18th
| NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
HELP-MALE.
(C0nffnueA.l
ATTENTION. $1,000 MEN.

ATTENTION, SIS 600 MEN.
A large institution with resources in ex-
cess OF 1000 600 has openings for district
lima
The men we want must have the following
~ Between 81 and As years OF age.
Gl Strong clean personality and superior
t3) Liberal education. preferably along bust
ness lines.
% Successful sales experience.
to) Demonstrated earning capacity OF at
l6) Ability to secure the influence of big
business men and business organizations. such
az Chambers Of Commerce and Rotary Clubs.
We will make probationary arrangements
on moderate salary and commission. The men
who qualify for permanent appointments will
be awarded valuable territorial rights with
proved earning possibilities of $4,000 to $1o.
Address Dept II. eO4 Albee Bldg. washing
MEN-We can use SIX high
class men with selling ability,
good personality and a desire to
make good, to sell highest quail
ity merchandise on easy. pay
ments. This is a large paying
proposition and permanent to
the right men, Apply to Mr..
Blum, bet. 9 and 10 am, at
Castelberg National Jewelry Co,
935 Pa. ave. NV.
BOYS to serve The Bulletin !;
does not interfere with school +;
must have wheel. Apply Mr..
Walter, $40 18th st. NV, 3rd
floor.
PLA ST ERING CONTRAC-
tor, non-union; steady work.
Apply 205 Commercial National
Bank Bldg.
Statesmen for toy depart
ment; must be experienced in
electrical toys. Apply superin-
tendent, S. kann Sons Company.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
HELP-FEMALE,
COutfDueA.

WAITRESS. coIored: thoroughly experienced;
light: able read and write. Apply 526 18th
NV. Thursday bet. and IL am.
sTENOGRAPHER-Large corporation desires
frst-class stenographer. willing to assist with
bookkeeping and general office work. Prefer
ence Will be given a Catholic school graduate
living nj home with parents or relatives. Tran
sents will please give Washington business
men as references. Kindly state age, educa-
ton, experience. salary expected. and when
available; all replies confidential. Address
WOMAN--Demonstrato for outside city: be-
tween % and 45 years Of age. Must be am
bittous; no experience necessary; rapid pro-
motion. Address BOX 253-B, Star office.
WOMAN. white. qualified to oversee in boa rd-
ing house. Address Box s5-T. Star ONCE. 23'
YOUNG LADIES t2), to Join the sales force
Of large organization; salary. comm. aud
bonus to start. Apply today to Room 20S
Bond bldg.
HAND IRONERS, experienced
only; colored. Arcade Laundry,
7l3 Lamont st. NV.
CASHIER-Experienced, bring
reference, apply John H. Ma
gruder, Inc, fine groceries,
Conn. ave. and K St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

CHAUFFEURS wanted with identifca tion
cards and references Apply taxicab office
Wardman Park Hotel
Evening star., 1924-10-22

DHAFTSMAS. experienced patent work
thoroughly competent; permanent position
state compensation desired Address Box
2S9-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

CARPENTERS - 10; first class mechanics;
union; no Others need apply. sl4 18th st.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
WE NEED
DRIVERS.

WE NEED
DRIVERS.
An opportunity for live, wide
awake, hustling men to secure a
well paying, permanent job dur
ing the coming winter months.
Bring your references to Mr..
Ryan, at the
BLACK & WHITE
TAXICAB CO.,
1920 22nd St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

COLLECTOR. experienced In installment cloth
ing, furniture or jeweIry house; must have
car; do not apply unless you have had at least
s'x months experience Peoples Stores s23
9TH st. NV
Evening star., 1924-10-22

Statesmen for toy depart
ment; must be experienced in
electrical toys. Apply superin-
tendent. S. Kann Sons COMPANY.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

I bUSINE5S canvasser, to sell a popular COM
| bnatiOn OF magazines In offices, stores, etc. |;
| salary and commission to start Apply Room
| 20s. Boud bldg.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

PLA ST ERING CONTRAC-
tor, non-union; steady work.
Apply 2O5 Commercial National
Bank Bldg.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

BOY, white. as messenger and for general
| ONCE work. about IS years old must be neat
| and quick worker; give full particulars. Ad-
dress Box Alt Star office 23s
Evening star., 1924-10-22

DRUGGIST. registered. two nights a week and
every other Sunday. Tennallytown Pharmacy,
450l Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1924-10-22

BOY. white. industrious. clean cut. to learn |
to work I'm first-class dental Iabora tory Apply
between and 10, Room 103 Medical Science |
Evening star., 1924-10-22

BOY-With wheel Photocraft Studio 6ls
10Th st. NV.