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Evening star., 1924-10-29
Tivoli-" -"Manhattan.

"Manhattan," Richard DiX's first
starring picture for Paramount, will
be shown at Crandalls Tivoli The
ater next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon. 1t was adapted from JEFF
fiery Farnors 1.-THE Definite Object"
and directed by r. H. Burnside. JAG
queline Logan, Gregory Kelly, George
Seigmann, Gunboat Smith, forme r
pugilist; Oscar Figman, Edna Mae
Oliver and Alice Chaplin are in the
cast
Manhattan" is an action picture. A
wealthy young idler decides that he
needs a little more excitement. He
reads of all kinds of stirring events
continually going on in Manhattan.
Becoming interested in a gang fight
in HeIrs Kitchen, he goes there and
nnds things strangely quiet. Return
ing home, he is held up in his own
library, convfnces the crook that he
is a gentleman yegg himself and they
form a partnership. From that time
on there is not an idle moment.
Shorter pictures will include the
Tivoli's Mirror Of the Living World
and 'Tivoli Wanderings," and the
Tivoli Orchestra will contribute an
overture and interpretative settings
| for the pictures.
Saturday at 1880 am. the fourth of
the special programs for children will
be given.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Metropolitan-'TheS Silent
Watcher"

The Silent Watcher, Frank
Lloyd'S screen version of Mary Rob-
erts Rinehart's story. The Altar on
the HILL will be shown next week
at Crandall's Metropolitan Theater,
beginning Sunday afternoon. The
leading roles in this drama of love,
loyalty and politics are played by
Glenn Hunter, Bessie Love, Hobart
Bosworth, Gertrude Astor, Alma Ben
nett, George Nichols, Aggie Herring,
Lionel Belmore and Dewitt Jennings.
When his wife's Indifference i'm
pels John Steele to commit one or two
social indiscretions, Joe Roberts. his
secretary, shoulders the blame in the
belief that his wife will understand
and his employer will tell her the
truth Steele's intentions are of the
best, but his political manager. for
reasons Of campaign expediency, holds
back the truth. The story proceeds
on this basis. Frank Lloyd. who made
THE Sea Hawk" directed this pic
ture.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Belasco-"The Imported
Wife,

\ new comedy, The Imported
Wife" by Crane Wilbur with Su-
Hanne Caubet in leading role will
be presented by the Messrs Shubert
prior to its New York opening, at the
Shubert- BelaSco Theater tomorrow
night, where it viii remain for the
week ..
1t is rated a. one of Crane Wilburs S
best efforts and is based on a love
affair between two sons of a Peter
horo. Vt, family and little French
nurse, whom the boys met when they
were fighting on the French front
In the cast, in addition to Miss
Eaubet, are Edwin Evans, John Mars
ton. Ryder keane. Katherine Lowry,
William Evarts. Adele st. Maur. Mar
saret Pitt, George T.. Roman, Samuel
r. Hines, Peggy Hanlon, Peter Lang,
Cecil Cummings. Shirley Grey. Louise
Van keuren. Emerin Campbell, Flor
ence Coventry, Russell II. Davis and
Allan Ramsay and Thomas Shearer.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Keith 's-Singer's Mideets.

The famous Singers Midgets in
their spectacular production, so
This Is Lilliput." will headline the
I<eith's Theater bill next week, start
ing Sunday. There are so little men
and women as well as 80 ponies, 4
midget elephants and a score or more
of dogs that appear. with special
scenery and electric effects in ten
scenes.
William Morris and company will
offer a laughable playlet entitled "All
the Horrors of Home" with Wilhel-
nina Chester and Adrian Morris in
the cast, and the Albertina Rasch
;sirls Will he featured in a brilliant
dancing act. assisted by the foreign
comedians Zozo and kiki
Others Will include Cecil Cunning
ham. whose beautiful voice will be
heard in impressions and Special
Songs: Marcheta, "the Igorotte Girl"
recently brought from the Philip
pines i'll violin fantasy; Cook. Mort
inner and Harvey. cyclists in "A Ball
Game in the Dark
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ADJUSTMENTS
Poll 's-Hampden in 'Cyrano
de Bereerac.

Walter Hampden with his incom-
parable production of "Cyrano de
Bergerac," intact, with two excep-
tions, as it was presented for ESQ per-
formances at the National Theater.
in New York, will come to Polls
Theater next week, opening. Monday
, evening. ----
Cyrano de Bergerae is one of the
most complex and eKacting charac-
ters within the province of the play
er to vitalize, running. as it does,
the entire gamut of histrionic ef-
fort. Mr.. Hampden has been declared
by eminent New York critics to have
outstripped both Mansfield and the
famous Coquelin in the role. and he
has been equally praised for the care,
energy and the capital he utilized in
cmbellishing this fascinating ro-
mantle drama with an appropriate
pictorial environment. His company
Of 81 persons includes Jeanette Sher-
win. Baliol Holloway, Cecil Yapp,
Charles Fraucis. Ernest Rowan. H.
=, Humphrey. Mary Hall. Mabel
Moore. Elsie Herndon Kearns. Ruth
'horpenning, william Sauter, Thomas
r, Tracy, Allen Thomas. and Cedric
Weller. Oh, -. -. e.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Strand-"F Four for One. "

A vaudeville and picture program
with comedy. song. dance music and
drama mixed in just the right pro-
portions. is announced by Manager
Sparrow of the Strand Theater for
next week, beginning Sunday.
Virginia Rucker and her Beaus. in
-Four for One will headline the
lineup.
Two added attractions include
George Morton. comedian in "A
Vaudeville ,Cocktail' and Love Ac-
rording to Hoyle," Joseph J. Gar
rem production featuring Edythe
Chriss.
Others will include Billy Abbott
and Gilmore White in a peppy ar
-rangement of Tunes and Laughs":
and Preston and Ysobel, in "a Little
of This and That"
Shirley Mason, a William Fox star
will be seen in The Great Diamond
Mystery" a story by Shannon Fife,
with Jackie Saunders, Harry Won
Meter, John Cossar, Philo Mccullough.
William Collier, Jr., and Eugenia Gill
bert in the cast.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Columbia-"C "Chu-Chin-
Chow"

Betty Blythe is featured at Loew's
Columbia next week, beginning Sun
day afternoon. in an opulent foreign
made screen production Of "Chu-Chin-
Chow" the great spectacle which ran
for more than five years at His Ma
jesty's Theater in London and for
three years in the United States when
imported by Morris Gest.
1t was produced in England by Gra-
ham Wilcox, and was directed by Her
bert Wilcox, with Herbert Langley in
the title role opposite Miss Blythe.
The cast is studded with the names
of the celebrated screen actors of
Britain and the continent.
The story of Chu-Chin-Chow" is
based on the age-old theme of Ali
Baba and the forty thieves.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday, Thomas Mel
CHAN, in THE Alaskan" Sennett com
edy and News reel: Tuesday and
Wednesday, Rudolph Valentino. in
Monsieur Beaucaire,' and Will Rog-
ers. in Our Congressman" Thursday.
Matt Moore and Patsy Ruth Miller, in
Fools in the Dark" and News reel;
Friday, May McAvoy, in "Tarnish"
and Sunshine comedy, Spring Fe-
YER; Saturday. Reginald Denny, in
The Reckless Age" Sunshine COM
edy The Scenario School," and Will
liam Duncan, in wolves of the
North" Chapter !.
Evening star., 1924-10-29

prices, of Mary Pickfords picture.
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hail.
based on the famous story of Charles
Major, author of when knighthood
Was in Flower"
Marshall Neilan directed its produc-
ton, and the cast includes Allan For
rest, as leading man; Anders Ran
dolph, Marc MacDermott, Wilfred
Lucas, Clare Eames. Estelle Taylor,
Courtenay Foote, Colin Kenny and
Lottie Pickford Forrest.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Chevy Chase.

Sunday and Monday. Rodolph Val
entino, in Monsieur Beaucaire":
News and Fables; Tuesday, Mar
guerite De La Motto, Frank Currier
and Estelle Taylor, in Desire;
Monkey comedy, Cowboys; We'd
nesday .and Thursday. Betty Comp
son, in "The Female; News and Fun
From the Press; Friday, William
Farnum, in Kentucky Days; The
Spat Family "Roughing IT.; ninth
episode, "40th Door; Saturday, Mar
guerite Courtot and Lew Cody, in
"Jacqueline, or Blazing Barriers
Bert Roach Comedy. "Women's
Rights; ninth episode, Haunted
Valley
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Central" THE Girl in the
Limousine.

Crandalfs Central Theater an
nounces for Sunday and Monday. be-
ginning Sunday afternoon. Larry Sc
mons perturbation of Avery Hop
woods play, The Girl in the Limou-
sine" a farcial story of a weakling
who loved a girl also wooed by a
burly brute twice his size. Nell Ship
mans own production of The Light
on the Lookout" and other short
reels; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Aileen Pringle and John Gilbert, in
Elinor Glynn'S His Hour" and the
Spat Family. in Hal Roach's "Rodeo
Mad: Thursday and Friday, Gloria
Swanson. in ''Manhandled," Cliff Bowes
in NO Fooling," and the kinograms:
Saturday, Leatrice Joy in Changing
Husbands" and Will Rogers in "A
Truthful Liar"
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Empire.

Sunday and Monday. Tom Mix. in
'"The Last Of the Duanes," and COM
edy, "Spies and Spills: Tuesday, May
MacAvoy and Malcolm MacGregor, in
THE Bedroom Window" and comedy,
Stretching the Truth: Wednesday,
Estelle Taylor and Antonio Moreno. in
Tiger Love-" and comedy, July
Days: Thursday, Florence Vidor, in
Borrowed Husbands" comedy, Felix
Get Revenge" and Fox News. also
surprise night at & and $3.50; Friday,
Kenneth Harlan, in 'The Man With
out a Heart" and comedy, Eat and
Run; Saturday. Kenneth AAnDouAid.
in what Love WIN Do" and COM
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Tony Sarg's 5 Mariionettes.

Under the auspices of the Women's
City Club. Saturday. at the Masonic
Temple Auditorium. Thirteenth street
and New York avenue, Tony Sarg's
Marionettes will present "The Pied
Piper. of Hamelin," in the afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, and Treasure Island"
in the evening at $3.50. Reserve seats
will be on sale at the clubhouse, %
jackson place.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Gayety-"N -"Nifties of 1925"

A real theatrical treat is promised
patrons of the Gayety Theater next
week in Joe Hurtig's latest Columbia
Burlesque production, "Nifties OF
1925" with good music. clever dane
ing, beautiful costuming, ornate
scenic effects, funny comedians and
myriads OF pretty girls.
The principal fun makers are
Danny Murphy, eccentric German
comedian, and Will II. Ward, in an
entirely new wise cracking" char
acter. Woman principals include Mil
dred Campbell. Teresa Adams, Lillian
Murphy and Violet Mckee, the great
est dancing soubrette that has ever
appeared in burlesque. Other man
performers are Charles Mills, William
Murphy and Jack Coyle-
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Mutual" Grown Up
Babies. "

The Mutual Theater is announcing
~Grown-Up Babies, fer the next
week ---. a-.
n the cast are Nellie Nice, Bee Bell,
Helen Manning, Ray Read, Harry
Seyon and Edward Douglas.
A special midnight performance
will be given on Tuesday, election
might, when the returns will be an
Rounced from the stage.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
National-" Music Box

Irving Beriin's third annual Music
Box Revue" which is credited with
being even more beautiful than it's
predecessors, will open a weeks en-
Sagement at the National Theater
Sunday evening. More than hun
dred people are included in it's cast
and the production. rich in music,
fun and girls. is promised here in
tact.
Its notable list of principals in
cludes Florence Moore. John Steel.
Joseph Santley, Ivy Sawyer Johnny
Burke Solly Ward, Florence O'Den-
nishawn, Hugh Cameron. Phil Baker,
Ruth Thomas, Nelson Snow, Charles
Columbus. Dorothy Dilley, the three
Wainwright Sisters. Buena Vista,
Carol Goodner, Eric Titus and the ia
nous Music Box Revue girls.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
EIte.

Sunday. Betty Blythe and Mahlon
Hamilton. in 'The Recoil"; Monday,
Conway Tearle, in 1.-The White Moth:
Tuesday, Carlyle Blackwell, in 1.-The
Beloved Vagabond''; Wednesday,,
Florence Vidor and Monte Blue. in
Main Street.; Thursday, Lewis
Stone, in why Men Leave Home;
Friday, Betty Compson and Warner
Baxter. in The Female; Saturday,
John Gilbert. in THE Lone Chance"
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Arcade.

The Arcade program for next week
includes Tuesdays election returns,
announced between dances, and an
elaborate masked ball for Friday
nights when sixteen awards Will be
made to beautifully and comically
costumed coupleh and individuals ap-
pearing in the grand march at
S45 pm.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Ambassador" The Silent
Watcher"

Glenn Hunter and Bessie Love, in
Frank Lloyd's perturbation of Mary
Roberts Rinehart's story, 'The. Altar
on the HILL" will be shown the first
three days of next week at Crandall's
Ambassador. Theater: Wednesday and
Thursday. "rhe Covered Wagon" fea-
turing j. Warren KerriEan, Lois Will
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Rialto-"Find Your Man. -

The famous police dog, Rin-Tin-
Tin. will be the star at the Rialto
next week in his latest picture Find
Your Man" Those who saw "Where
the North Begins will remember one
of the most remarkable demonstra-
tions Of canine intelligence ever dis
played. Rin-Tin Tins owner. Lee
Duncan, says his dog Is not trained
but educated.
The cast of humans numbers,
among others. June Marlowe, whose
beauty Is fast placing her among the
older stars.
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Carolina.

Sunday and Monday. Jackie Coogan,
ins"Little Robinson Crusoe"; Tuesday,
William Farnum. in THE Man Who
Fights Alone; Wednesday and Thurs
day, May McAvoy, in "Tarnish"; Fri
day, Viola Dana, in "Open All Night; ;;
Saturday, Anna @. Nilsson and Mitch
ell Lewis, in t'Half-a-Dollar Bill"
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Home.

Sunday and Monday, Betty Comp
son. in "The Female; Wednesday and
Thursday, James Kirkwood and Nor
ma Shearer. in Broken Barriers;
Friday. Viola Dana. in Along Came
Ruth; Saturday, Patsy Ruth Miller
and Matt Moore, in Fools in the
Dark"
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Bebe Daniels
and Richard Dix, in sinners in
Heaven" and Ben Turpin, in Three
Foolish Weeks; Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, The Covered
Wagon; Friday, Clara Bow, in
Wine" and Jack Dempsey, in 80
This Is Paris. Saturday, Larry
Semon, in THE Girl in the Limou-
sine" Aesop Fable, Monkey Busi-
ness and Into the Net" No. 7.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Cheltenham to Get School.
,ecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, October
2s.-At a cost of about $4,000 Prince
Georges County authorities plan
erection of a Groom frame school at
Cheltenham. 1t is planned to sell the
present building and property and
erect the new school on a 2-acre plot
moro advantageously located. The
school has about so pupilA
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, TN Holly
wood With Potash and Perlmutter,"
and Bobby Vernon. in Bright
Lights" Tuesday and Wednesday,
Rebe Daniels and Richard Dix, in
Sinners in Heaven" and Ben Turpin,
in Three Foolish Weeks" Thursday.
Clara Bow, in Wine" and Al st.
John, in His First Car" Friday,
Laura La Plante and Norman Kerry,
in THE Butterfly" and Cliff Bowes.
in Go Easy Saturday, Larry Sc
mon, in The Girl in the Limousine"
Nell Shipman, in The Trail of the
North Winds" and Into the Net,
No. S.
Evening star., 1924-10-29

son. Ernest Terrence and Tully
Marshall Friday, Eva Novak and
William Fairbanks, in Racing for
Life a story of the automobile
speedways; Jack Dempsey, in "Alrs
Swell on the Ocean, fifth in his
Flight and Win" series, and Cradle
Robbers" an "Our Gang" comedy;
Saturday. Enid Bennett and Ramon
Novarro. in THE Red Lily" Lyman H.
Howe's Frozen Water" and Into
the Net"
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Palace Dorothy Vernon of
Haddon Hall" "

The sixth anniversary of the OPEN
ing of Loew,s Palace Theaterawill be
observed next week. begfuning Sum
day afternoon, with the presentation.
.for the first time here at popular
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Park.

Sunday, Virginia Valli and Milton
Sills, in "A Lady of Quality" and
Cliff Bowes, in "Drenched"; Monday,
Laura La Plante and Reginald Denny.
in Sporting Youth" and Pathe News.
Tuesday. Eleanor Boardman and Con-
rad Nagle, in sinners in Silk and
Jimmie Adams in Aggravating
Papa; Wednesday. Lois Wilson and
Holmes Herbert, in Another Scan
dal," and comedy, I'm the Good Old
Summer Time; Thursday, Douglas
MacLean, in Going Up" and Pathe
News: Friday. Fred Thompson. in
"The Fighting Sap" Spat Family. in
Hunters Bold" and Pathe Review;
Saturday, John Gilbert, in The Lone
Chance" Harry Langdon,, in 1.-The
Cats Meow" and Chapter OF Into
the Net" Doors open at s p.m-, Sat
urdays at pm, and Sundays at 2:4b,
with continuous performance.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Takona.

j aKOma.
Sunday and Monday, Mae Marsh, in
White Rose; Pathe News and
Topics. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Johnny Hines, in Conductor 1892;
comedy. Hal Roache, in outdoor Pa
jamas," and personal appearance We'd
nesday, at first show; of Miss Wash
ington, winner of the Capitals 1924
beauty contest" Thursday, Fred
Thomson. in 'Fighting Sap" and the
un-provoking film. Yankee Mad
ness; comedy. Convict No. 49," Fri
day and Saturday, Thomas Meighan,
in '-The Alaskan; Aesop's Fables;
comedy, '"Too Many Mammas"; matt
nee only, Leather Stocking" No. 5.
York.
Sunday, Eleanor Boardman and
George Hackathorne. in Tarkington's
'1The Turmoil" and Larry Semon, in
Her Boy Friend" Monday, Mary
Philbin, in Fools Highway" and the
Spat Family. in Hit the High Spots
Tuesday, Aileen. Pringle and John Gill
bert, in His Hour" and Lloyd Ham
ilton, in Good Morning" Wednes-
day, Buck Jones. in 1.-The Cyclone
Rider" and Sunshine comedy,
stretching the Truth" Thursday.
Anna @. Nilsson, in ''Vanity's Price,"
and Mack Sennett's wall Street
Blues" Friday, Eva Novak and Will
liam Fairbanks, In Racing for Life"
and Jack Dempsey, in 80 This Is
Paris" Saturday, Johnny Hines, in
'IAittle Johnny Jones'; Aesop fable,
Monkey Business" and into the
Net" No. z.
Evening star., 1924-10-29

ELECTRIC M0TORS-One L hip. alternatine
and two i4-h.p. Address Burns, 1858 3rd
Phone West 1851. 81
Evening star., 1924-10-29

/ COLD, silver, watches ue~pnds and olt
I lnwelry needed in our manufacturing dnl 2.
/ Full cash valte Paid. Selinger's. SIS ST
Evening star., 1924-10-29

edy, Hollywood Bound" with a sur
prise party for the kiddieS and Epi-
sode No. ID of Ghost City" as matt
nee features.
Evening star., 1924-10-29

If INTERESTED in investment in local realty
proposition which earned 1907 first year write
Rox 21O-U. Star office. for narticuIars
Evening star., 1924-10-29

Grocery and Meat Business. |
A beautiful store room with apartment
and garage. Large stock and fine fixtures,
located in of the best business sections
will sell for $50. 900. Cash payment OF $I2,
900. balance terms to suit. Address Box
1s4-U. Star office. 3Is
1Confinued on Next Pnxe.)
Evening star., 1924-10-29
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC


GlRLS ,a4o ,tt two wish morning work; references.
lsio 12th st. NV. North 456. aOs
HoUsEkEEPER coiored, desires position
HotSEwORK or any kind of work by
: neat colored girl. Lincoln 61o-J.
iAL LNDREsS, good. wants bundle wash, tast
home a2o Il 81 s.w ais
! IAUNDRESS reliable woman Io take ,x.sl
nome l3le 9th ST. NV.
hiAtNnRf WORK; big, sunny yard IL
Harvard st. NV.
LAl NDRY TO bring home or work IN NOR,
lns> by experienced woman. North 1850. 3os
LIGHT HoCSEWoRk, plain copk; girl ca,
s1s Euclid
MAID or cleaning Offices or store by ucat, 70
table girl: colorHd. Phone y. a1oa ] @p'
MAID. mothers helper, house keeper ygsfr,
Shtyy y Chase preferred. Address Box -e5
/ MORNING WORK OF any kind. Two colore
| girls North 4l45-w.
MORNING WORK or get dinners: first rga..
woman Cali or write, 1850 r 81. NV
MrRNINGS, evening work or care Of inva b.
BIZ, by refined ned coi9red girl, 1905 18th =. nv
MORNING WORN dustiug stairs or spartrne5.
North 27ls. -,
NIGHT WORK of any kind coloTcd e.
NURSE or maid. by colored girl who fas D.
ished high school, ST. Mass ave NV ~.
NURsE-Neat girl wants place. 1881 IL.
81. NV.
NERSE or chsmbermaid. 1742 6tb St NV
PART-TIME WORK. cleaning :...s4 I'm
NV. 2ns
PAkT-TIME WORK or cook dinner: re!iaa
woman 1917 St North 7920J.
PLAlN COOKING and downstairs work or liz J, +
general housework, Ivy roiofed girl. Gail g.
Prospect ave Georgetown. 2qs
PRACTICAL Nurse will care for invalid; "a
nursing preferred North 1851
!
STUDENT wants light work. Address 10,
l65- T.. Star office
SUNDAY WORK or cleaning Thursdays, T..
days by day. Colored woman. 51s 7 81 "
WOMAN, colored. wants days work ar b.
week. West 57s-W. 2ns
WORK of any Kind BY neat colored girl 49,
, ] ST st. NV opt
Evening star., 1924-10-29

HAVE improved little article used by Mt
lions every day. Need one or more 10 irja
me. Will be money maker. Address Rnf
235-U, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-10-29

OLD GOLD-Bring IN your old gold, stlvsr
platinum, diamonds: also disca rd~d jewelrt-
We need them in our mah~facturing dept. VIII
nav highest prices A kann. Inc q3J St
Evening star., 1924-10-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and cigar store
combined, in fd-s> business location; will
sacrifice for quick sale Apply ONCE, J. A.
Donovan Az ID St NV 30s
Evening star., 1924-10-29

DIAMONDS, 1ewelry and old gold. for casl.
no delays. Alvin Hofs. diamond broker. 91S
ST. NV. rooms II and is. Main SASS
Evening star., 1924-10-29
WANTED-MIsCELLANEoU,

Dance Band OIBERTY1
For Halloween. franklin 1nif2
After nm
Evening star., 1924-10-29

HELP-DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS = Colored: city
references. Telephone afternoon Fr. IA.
COOK and general housework, Immediately; $s
per week. stay nights references required.
$500 18th st.
COOK. colored general housework in private
family No. sos LIST st. NV. 90.
COOK AND NURsE-Two settled women; ref
erences. West 2745-J.
CooK-White, experienced, for small tearoom;
home nights: reference required. For appoint
ment phone after II ain. Adams 5601.
CooK-Gocd. reliable. 1882 Ontario place. .
COOK, breakfast for 2 and do general house
work. part day. 2700 Que St, apt. lit, after
COOK. white. experienced; stay nights: ref
erences; wages, $50 145 18th ST 29s
COOK and laundress in small family. Phone
Cleveland 1906 between and 10 am. 500
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER-Re Reliable; stay
some nights. 1912 varnum st. NV. Adams
1864.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK = Settled woman.
140S Newton st. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORk-Neat colored girl;
stay nights: references. Call Clev. 2.Gs.
colared: references. 1422 Earnum NV.
GIRL for general housework; stay nights
with reference. 1922 Longfellow st.
GIRL-Young white, to care for baby; must
be refined, experienced with references; stay
nights. Cleveland 2319.
GIRL for general Homework; stay nights; with
reference. 1922 Longfellow st.
GIRL to cook and do general housework !;
references required. 1850 Macomb NV. Tel
HOUSEWORKER; small family: white wom-
an; steady work; good home; room furnished.
S2l Randolph st. NV.
MAID, competent. colored. with references
for general housework: will furnish room and
pay SO per week. Call Clev. 3Oo3.
MAID for general housework: none but ex-
perienced. Apply Argonne, Apt. 206. Mrs.
Nothing under $50 month will be considered
| a.. -.,tz-,. 2os
NURSE; an exper1enced white woman for
|. home: rood ylees Ph0na Mfs. Cnoyden,
Adams A7s. 1lS Madison st. n-M
Evening star., 1924-10-29

BEDROoM RUG. 6x9 or smaller. Col 6O84 Y
Evening star., 1924-10-29

NURsE-Neat girl wants place. 1881 II"
ST. n.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OLD GOLD, silver. diamonds, jewelry; fin,
beautiful pieces especially. A. +. AruolA
1899 G. st NV Main s173
Evening star., 1924-10-29
HELP-DOMESTIC,
SITUATIONS-MALE

ACCOUNTANT-AUDlT0 open for perma nent
position; FIVE years experience income tax
auditor for Bureau of Internal Revenue and
large Pennsylvania corporation: qualified 10
handle engagements without supervision. Co
lumbia 33l2 ]"
Evening star., 1924-10-29

WE NEED
DRIVERS.
An opportunity for live, wide
awake, hustling men to secure a
we'll 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., 1924-10-29

NEARBY MD.-Coal yard on B. and o. Il 4.
from potomar 33G3
Evening star., 1924-10-29

BUILDER has contract for building IS 0Ou
bungalow. will divide profits for small loan
to complete same. Address Box 1s4-u. star
office.