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Evening star., 1925-10-04
Acting Was Secretary
And Mrs. Davis Of High
Rank In the Social Set
Confined from Fifth PaGe.)

Uontinued from Fifth PaGe)
as the similar emh:cm offered by The
New York Yacht cub. or by tn" Polo
club of MeadoWbrook. and to win il
is just as eagerly sought. As Il stu.
dent al Harvard, young Davis '4rrIed
off al honors at tennis singles and as
he was equally prnhC}ent ~ ~ a,h,
l"tic sports. he VAS among Ih' heroes
of his day.
Mrs. Davis was Miss Helen Brooks
Of Boston and she had frequently me,
the agile young s.. Louisan AZ the
Harvard %ucld! functions. huI il was
only PASSING friendship which did
not ripen into romance unui their
casual encounter at Geneva. Ski; Zer-
land. in 1909. Nr. Davis had gone
to Europe 90 take part III liite .Iia
tional tennis tournaments when he
mcl Miss Brook a&salu ard aItet' that
he found Gencva 80 dcllsnt.ul
pace OF residence mat he iemhined
there until n cou.d take lr.s bride
on his home trip to st. Louis. The
marriage occurred on November 10.
1905. 50 th.t this eminent couple, as
the Pre- sidenI and Mrs. Coolidge and
the Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. .Jardine have recently uone. are
about 10 celebrate An imporiant an
niversary pending. October 20.
Mr. Davis IS Il member of iWo dis
tineuished families of the MISSISSIPPI
Na,.cy and though he has lived in
Washington Tor III" past ~iN wears.
he stu calls home the stately man
SION in Pori land place. -. LOUIS.
which he has maintained all through
his absence. The grandson ci the
veil known pub,icist. thaunceN |.
tIlley, u hu PLAYED u dominen' politi-
cal role in the DrSt'lN'l " az haE5'
he has come bV his love OE publ"
service hr inheritance. lie IS as"
the era ndson uf Samuel &. Davis. Wh"
i; rsyered ae the pioneeT dry goods
merchant or the Mississippi alle%
and who founded the firm or Samuel
T. Davis & SOB which vas IN ST.
louis fer nearly half a century Wh"f
MARSHALL Fields is III thicaS" or
Wannamaker . In Philadelphia. MIS-.
Davis has identified herself with all
he.. husbands various civi" ana attn
le;ic activities in st. LOUIS ano since
coming TO Washington. Both are
members OF the Capitals leading
country clubs and Of tho same or
-anizationS in st. Louis. The ActlnE
Secretary of War has a worthy mar.
tial record and went overseas In ~
a. captain In the 5th Corps. and ne
had attained the rank OF colonel ana
was in charge Of the Of1icerS l'e-
eerye Corps when the arnlistice was
s,,~ned Mr.. Davis belongs I" the
2anti.t church. but Mrs. Davis is an
Episcopalian
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Marked Courtesy Extended
By Diplomats to Home Folk
Continued from Fifth Page

Representative Fra ncisco Perez ard
DR.. Fed. /. Aware. secretary Of the
legatj ion
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Woman $ Party Will
Be Hostess to Visitors
Here for Big Farley
Reception Announced for
Woman Delegates to In
terrarliamentary u n ION
Sunday. 3 to 6 PM.

J. reception in honor Of the wona n
delegates. and the wives and daugh-
ter of delegates. to the 1nterparlia-
nnntary Union. will he held III the
garden of the National Woman s
Tsi1r headquarters. at liz tlrsi
arres, northeast. sunday from ) till
: o'ciock pm. Mrs. Emmeline teth-
lawrence. whose husband, Mr. +.
w Tethick Il "A wrence. member Of the
Parliament OF Great Britain. is Il dele
sac to the union. will speak on the
,lclts OF women before international
bodies.
M,s. Pethick- Lawrence. who is a
mem -er of the international advisory
committee of the Woman's Party. Is
a eue<h at Woman's Party headquar-
tprs
Woman memners of rarlia ments
who are delegates to the lnterpar-
lamentary Union are Mrs. Mathilde
Hauschultz and Mrs. Elna Munich.
members of the Chamber of Deputies
of Denmark Mrs. Thusnelda Lang
Rrumann. Mrs. Clara Mende. Mrs.
Antonio Pfulf. Mrs. LuiSe Schroeder
and Mrs. Christine TeuSCh. all mem
hers Of the German ReichStag.
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Of Philadel
rhia chairman Of the international
advisory committee Of the Woman :
Party. will he present for the rerep-
tion and will he one Of the hostssSeS.
Mrs Edith Hnuehton Hooker Of
Baltimore. chairman Of ths National
Council of the Woman's Partr. viii
preside. Other out t-of-toun host esseS
include: Mrs Florence Sayard HilleS
of Wilmington. Del; Mrs. Jacob Rli@.
Miss Mabel Vernon. Mrs. John Win
ters Brannap. Mrs. Lima Derecktor
and Mrs. John LAY White nf New
York: Miss Anita pollit2er Of Charles
ton. s e. and Miss Leila Finders. New
Jersey chairman of the Woma n :
Party.
Among the Washington women
who will ne on the receiving commit
tee are: Miss Alice Paul. Mrs. wv
mond Bradbury. District of Columbia
chairman Of the National WoElan's
Party: Miss Jessie Dell. civil service
commissioner. and chairman Of the
Government Workers Council of the
WomanS Party: Miss Laura Berrien.
Mrs. Harvey Wiley. Mrs. Nina Allen
dcr. Miss Katherine Fisher. Miss
Maud Younger. Mrs Florence Brewer
Eneckel, Miss Sue White and Mrs.
Richard Wainwright.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Wedding Engagements
In Society Calenda,

The enga cement of Miss Elizabeth
Euckner Wayne. daughter of Mr.. and
Nir-. Joseph Wayne. il. of Chestnut
Hill. Philadelphia. tc Mr.. T. Blair
Lee. son of former United states Sen
ator Blair Lee of Maryland, and a
Silver Spring. Md. was announced in
Philadelphia. Mr. Lee is = grandson
Of Mrs Randolph n. McI\im and
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II.
Brooke ot Washington.
Miss Wavne was educated in Miss
Ir,, in's school in Philadelphia and
made her debut in that city four years
ago.
Nr. Lee graduated from Princeton
in the class of 1915. He was president
of his class. senior year: memberOof
Phi Beta Kappa and captain Of the
university base ball team.
During the World War he enlisted
In The first officers training camp al
Fort Myer and was commissioned cap
tain of infantry and assigned TO the
317th Infantry of the S0th Division.
He commanded s Company of the
317th Infantry throughout its service
and was III command of the company
when il took the village of BuZancy
In the Argonne Forest. Capt. Lee was
in command of the first battalion of
his regiment when il was relieved by
Col. Roosevelts regiment OF the 1st
Division in front Of Sedan shortly be
fore the arnistice. He was wounded
in action.
After the wal capt. Lee went 10
Eirdshoro, Pa. remaining for some
time In May Of this year he re
turned - his home at silver Spring.
where he Is in business. No date has
heen set for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. William y. Little of
Wa shinc1on announce the engagement
of their daughter. Ann Marie. 10 Mr..
Frank Robert Mueller of Hot Springs.
s Oak The welding viii take place
the latter par, of November.
Mr=. Thomas Grays"n Brady an
nounces the en-a cement of her dauCh
toy. Frances Hawthorne Brady. TO
Mr Ernest Harve" Van Fossan.
Mr. and Mrs. Benia min Eodic> of
5Sl Gresham place mort Invest. an
nounce the enCa cement OF their daugh.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
University Women Will
Honor Citvs Visitors

The Association a of Enivsrsiiy Y
Women will entertain the ladies a.
iArdinc the congress of the Internar T.
liamentary Union AZ 2 tea Monde =
afternoon At the clnubhouse at 1894
street northwest. Mrs. Robe,
Lansing and Mrs. Mabel Walker
WillebraTdt will receive with the of
fcers Of the clu-. Mrs. l.. G.. Sworn,
stedt, Mrs. X. &. Howard. Miss L. II
Meek and MISC Eleanor Boswell
Nrs. !. J. Ofonrcr will I>,akx the in.
frodu"tior= and those ass 4. at The
tfd ili'le viii ne Mr.. Ave coonley
Mai. Julia Stimson. Mrs. - ". sid
we'll and Mrs. Farrington
Dentistry seems to appeal 10 women
2 nd already there are more than I 500
women in the United States pra acticirc
I ,o r,r.OfrcSiou
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Shell Beans.

This Is the season for sheu heans.
and some housekeeners are apt 10
feel that they arc Ne~N d!thcGit y"
prerare. From a practical honseWlie
we get the following suGges stlon- rms
particular housekee Pc uses darn
ing needle and. working with an as
sistant. the darning needle Is slipped
up the hack sid of tho bean and ~"
shellnc process is thus mnch taclN-
Evening star., 1925-10-04

ter Rose I" Mr.. Michael F.favitch nf
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John 4 Butler ot
Thirty-iirSt streeI northwest announce
the enGa cement nf their daughter
NJ. Eloise. to Mr.. James Paul Meesar
of Buffalo. y. Y. The Wedding will
take place the latter piri ~ this
month.
DIR. and Mrs Walter Hough an
nounce tho enga cement Of theil
daughter Catharine Anne TO Mr
Hillory \. Tolson Of Cedar Rapids
Iowa. Miss Tough and Mir. Tnlson
are both graduates Of George Wash :
ington University.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

The charge d'affaires' Of Rumania
Mr.. Nano. viii lie host at dinner 10
MORO" evening in honor Of the dele
gates from Rlmanja I" the Inter
parlia mentarr I'nion Congress
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Mrs. Mae Porter Hostess
In Honor of Her Mother

Mrs. Mae Porter, at her apartment.
The Roland. entertained at a prettily
appointed prenuptial shower. Satur-
day evening. September IS. in honor
of her mother. who is to he an OC.
tober bride. her marriage to Mr.
Charles NJ. Wilhide. 10 take place Oc-
toher Is. at 4 o'clock in ElliCott City.
Nd. The decorations were carried
out in flowers in the Fall pastel
shades. Those present included
members of the two immediate fam
lilies and a few intimate frie nds: Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Turner. Nh. and
Mrs. Frank Turner. Ny. and Mrs.
John Don"hue. Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Rhine. Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Rhine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Is. Morrow Mr..
and Mrs. Frank &. Porter. DR. and
Mrs. Frank G.. Porter. Nr. and Mrs E.
+. Oha ugh. Mrs. John Il. Cronise
Mrs. Charles Wcanine Mrs Roy T..
Hughes. Mrs. Hannah y. Glass. Mis-:
Doris i. Rhine. Miss Dorothy Ridge
way. Mr.. j. Parker Cronise. Mr. Ray
mond T.. Porter. Mr.. Bernard F. Nor
row and Mr.. James =. Turner
The guest of honor was showered
with gifts.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
delegates to the Interpa iamentary
Union Congress

delegates to the Interparliam
Union Congress.
The charge daffaires Of Hungary
and Nine. pelenyi gave a dinner last
evening for the Hungarian delegates
Z" The Interpa rlia mentary Congress.
The military attache Of the British
e'nha sSy and Mrs. Charlton are expect
cd tomorrow from the North. where
they have been visiting since their
arrival in this country from England.
The c"mne rrial counselor Of the
British embassy Mr.. Frederick. re-
turned Friday from New York. where
he sp"n, the week
The first secretary Of hc Eriti~h cm
hassy and The Hon. Mrs. Ernok2. "ho
arc in Eng Il nd on leave. are expected
10 return here early in November
The retiring air atiache Of the
Italian embass and Signora calderara
viii go To New York today and will
he at the Ritz Carlton until they sail
FOR ITALY later in the month.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

The Minister Of Austria and Frau
Prochnik were hosts at luncheon
yesterday for the delegates from
Austria Ia the Interpa rlia mentary
('Oppreu=
The Chilkoot post., 1925-01-16
HAYNES ITEMS

 to in the o reu t River. Sheldon, appsias the estate but no vii be fund. and havee foutated by the Tn logs
  efternoo He 0  Nuckwan saying Thermometer register o h A1bertC el le do 2led Sunshine t as "a wells
  0 the estoree n Klnczv nbroue  A
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  The effective rest the Comma ing 0
 
 
   nd i the and will erent  ChurchN No said, inpaa anosv artistic truth"
Evening star., 1925-06-17
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular mat
ter, it is expressly understood and
agreed that all such matter will
be withheld, as lar as possible, by
The Star. Only bona hde answers
to advertisements addressed to
box numbers in care of The Star
will be delivered to advertisers on
Presentation of the box number
ticket
Evening star., 1925-06-17
n. Z. RYON CO.. INC,
MI
MARSHALL BUSINESS
RPOKEPS

High class store: meats. vegetables. poul-
try; good location: receipts. $500 to $500
per week: price, So. 500
Rooming house. 80 rooms; rent, s125:
located near 18th and Eye SITS: will sacri.
fee for quick sale.
Lunchroom. colored: receipts, $500 to
$3.50 per week: rent only SOS: good lease
asking 50 900
Grocery and notions. soft drinks: splendid
little store: don't miss this opportunity; low
rent: will be sold at half price.
Special. orangeade business: receipts $500
per week: no better location: price $4,000.
Confectionery and soft drinks: near 9th
and Penna. ave: last years receipts were
$32 900: INSPECTION invited: price S5 900
II you want to buy sell consult our
responsi BILE and successful office
We do real brokerage business Estab-
hshea tsH.Yf tGs - years R1fS1GrcS on J pT,, aye
a29 ". Y Ave
Evening star., 1925-06-17

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. two. first
class. Apply Mr.. Clark Gtsh Garage. Ith
and
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FOR Observation-Disclosures,

SAhOPHONE. c melody. silver plated eS
ceilent condition. Reasonable. 5o3 end
Evening star., 1925-06-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Contfnued)
Largest Restaurant on l4th st
For Sale.

Expensively equipped: modern 20 the last
word. Cost $50. 900. Seats 125 people:
5-year lease; doing wonderful business.
Price, $4,000. Small cash payment, balance
easy terms. No agent need apply. For in
formation call Adams 61S.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE

MEN AND WOMEN-If you feel capable of
earning 500 weekly selling real estate. call
and zee Us. Free office space. telephone and
SIS 900 a year need not interfere with pres
ent employment TO start A NJ. Sheppard.
$40 Bond Bldg
Evening star., 1925-06-17

FGRSlTURE-S1.10 100 baby grand practi-
caiiy new. brown mahogany case $3.50
three-piece orerstuffed Karpen set: also other
furniture. rugs, etc: leaving city will sacri-
nee all; no dealers: before 10 am. or after
y 2. m. 14lT Buchanan G 0-21
Evening star., 1925-06-17
A GROCERY STORE

doing about $500 week business busy Sec
ton; rent only S35 month. with one living
room: Lease: good stock and fixtures: nice
business: must ssl op sccount OF sickness
See Mr. CoUtTEA. Ia q q. ne. Tel.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
POJITRY AND EGGS

50 DANISH WHITE LEGHoRNs all iayirs:
old: hen and chicks, 6 broilers; I5o-egr
Cyphers incubator; all for $3.50 cash: 20
broken lots sold. T. H. ,Eberle, 2sth & Ash
ste.. Mt Rainier Nd IT.
Evening star., 1925-06-17

WOODCUTTER experienced
in truck body building. Apply
Commercial Body Shop, SIS
10Th st. NV.
w OW DRESSER and
floor man wanted. thoroughly
experienced in dressing windows
for women's speciality shop. NJ
Brooks & Co., 1loo G St
Evening star., 1925-06-17

SEWING MACHINES. OH. Singer, SIS up
Singer machines S3 per month: taiIor1rr
machines, perfect condition, S25: repairing.
hemstItchlng: Central Sewing Machine SHOP
l2l0 G st Main 1864.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
FOR SALE-AUToNOBu,Es

FARM AND GARDEN TOOLS AND EQTIP.
ment; everything needed at BARGAIN
PRICES. WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO.
3O3-S 10Th st "
Evening star., 1925-06-17

TYPEWRITERS = New. factory rebuiIts
second-hands Nothing sold or rented that 10
not good Special Inducements in portabies
Cash or S5 monthly. Washington Type V ritter
Exchange. 9l3 y, Y. ave. Franklin lOl4
Evening star., 1925-06-17

SEWING MACHINEs-Portable electric. on.
month old. will sacrifice: OH Singers
Sl2. 90 and up: Others So TO sl5 renting. r..
pairing. GuaraTtced. Capitol sewing Machine
Exchange, 80 II 81. NV. Frank 377s Ias
Evening star., 1925-06-17
WANTED-SALESMEN

MEN lthreel, $40 weekly If qualified 1870
st. NV. Room A. TO - am.
WANTED-A live-wire salesman now calling
on builders and architects with building spe-
cialties. TO sell our line of porcelain enam-
eled bathroom fixtures and medicine cabinets
on strictly commission basis. Territory. Dis
trict of Columbia. American Enameled Prod
ucts Co. 2101' Indiana ave. Chicago III.
Q LIVE-WIRE MEN that can sell Apply
Room, 303 Rank and Savings
Evening star., 1925-06-17

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000.
Rra nch 1lJ
Evening star., 1925-06-17

SEWING MACHINES = Two. iate mode
Singers a chance to buy m almost new
machine cheap for cash. 1892 9th 81. NV
Franklin 445l
Evening star., 1925-06-17

II you are looking for something that
really sells, see US. We are, the, sole dis
trbutors for the most wonderful cleaning
device yet invented. Our new sales methods
plus a convenient monthly payment plan
make it easy TO buy as II 10 10 sell.
New men added TO our sales force will he
offered a most unusual inducement whereby
substantial weekly income ts assured.
National Bank Bldg. l4th and G sts.
Evening star., 1925-06-17

SEWING MkCHINES-D.-h Singer. SIS:
s, Se~ Home. SIS: Standard. SIS: New Idea
Sdo: others at So. all guar New N achines
s3 mo- Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
3 Z. SINGER Shop. 313 Pa. av 81. Line 2xt,
Evening star., 1925-06-17

EWRITERS-American Typewriter Co .
1881 East Capitol II. Rent greatly reduced
All kinds Of repaIring done. Lincoln 60
Evening star., 1925-06-17

SEWING MACHINES-Usod all makes, s5,
Sdo So So new Singers and motors. So pc,
sent on trial. Open evenings. D c. Sewing
Machlne Shop. 7O3 II 81. ne. Line. SoSp
Evening star., 1925-06-17

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. eNperienced.
producers wanted TO sell quality products
g and cylinder: salary OF 500 per month
and 30 commission or straight 6oo, as pre-
ferred. automobile experience not necessary
Only men WIN highest references need apply.
Address BnN GA Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-06-17

AUTOMOBILE MECHANiCS-Good nav and
steady work io- men with real ability and
experience Others need not apply. NJ.
Conrad Hill & 'rio5itts. 3O1 1tth ~. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-17

T4FE WIKI IEKN-4O can low rent Co
roma -Four portable. with standard ohice
typewriter features. also on hand several
good opportunities in used Coronas Coron
Typewrlter Company. Inc. l705 K St NV
Phone Franklin $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-06-17

AUTO ACCESSORIES SALESMAN. must
hsV Ebeaiv eaF %%H sons eHPefieigs Inc Tis ~ NV
Evening star., 1925-06-17

ADVERTISING MAN-Must know type,
sNout. he prolific. productive writer: direct
mail and newspaper copy production man
splendid opportunity; send ample samples
make first letter complete stating salary
expected All replies confidential. Address
Pnx SIR Star office
Evening star., 1925-06-17

BARBER good to work evenings out of
town. Apply Box 3 Bowie. Md. 10
BOOKKEEPER PER-One who can use Typewriter
and take dlctation. Amply by letter only
NJ TlN,n. Sol 1th -
Evening star., 1925-06-17

SODA FOUNTAIN, Io-foot marble: tre
condition: bargain. $3.50 North 4Oa0-J %.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
HEIP-MALE.

ACCOCSTANT-STENO - YOUNG
man quick at figures, capable stenoSrapne,, e,
who is willing TO become generally usel9
IN general Office work reply in own hand
writing giving age and experience: salary
$4,000 month. Address Box 5-b. star
nfflre lS
Evening star., 1925-06-17

AUTO MECHANIC. first class. experienced
on Nash preferred. See Mr.. Walling. h
MrReynOlls & SON 423 l. ST. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-17

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
1891. Underwoods l.. c. Smiths Royals
1926 mo-: 3 mos. IN adv. Ss 20: mos 81 i
Evening star., 1925-06-17
HELP-FENIALE.


Observation-Disclosures. AP5LaIs Rd give Ass sgs.
Star office.
FLAT WORK feeders, catchers and shakers:
experienced. Apply Dupont Laundry 1850
GENERAL ,oPERAToR in beauty p2snr!!or
GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT, must have
knowledge of simple bookkeeping stenos
age, education. experience and ealary De.
66-A. Star Office.
Address ADD ' Box 52.s. ST. Star ofH ofiee a1 IS.
LADY-opportunity to travel for ambitious,
LADY kddsss Box p
and answer phone. Apply American Window
Cleaning CO.. 6l6 9th st: NV. Don't phone.
LADY pEMoNsTRAToR and solicitor to
Apply 1917 St. Room 900.
LADY-Teacher or advanced student for
summer position Splendid chance TO travel
sS 10 MAXI With Te as sssns ton
Germ. Chance for thorough business person
70 become permanent Address Box aso-V.
MANAGER for established business; invest
Rsni Rsndali p suite so4 % Central SAVINGS Bank
NURSE or nursery -overness white; live
in country Canada in Summer: references
required l72s Mass. ave.
OPERATOR experienced on custom shirts:
none other need apply. J. e. chamberdlsin'
PRESSERs = Experienced fancy pressers
steady work. good salary. Sunshine Clean.
ers, 7l3 lamont 81: nv:
SRS t. gTEi go ocra9o ds sna
s1LEstXpHE, f,.dz z-fo;ve1 department;
Evening star., 1925-06-17

AUTO MECHANIC-Flrst class, all-round
man. stage age. experience aud salary eX-
pected Address Box 4a1A. Star office.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BABY CRIB. So: bicycle. Sl5 hot-alr fur
mace. S25: lullaby. 81: radio. $50. 639
Evening star., 1925-06-17

PRICING CLERK for whole
sale drug house must be expert
enced and attentive to business.
Address Box ABB. Star office.
HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK and take care of LIST floor: city refer
ences. 1913 20th NV.
COOK. female colored. S75 per month with
8 and IL am. to matron. Tuberculosis Hos
pltal. l4th and Cpshur sts. NV.
COOK, colored woman. day work. $50 to. 9:
salary. $40. 900 d ST: NV.
COOK. wash and iron: colored: stay nights
$50 month. Cleveland 500. Is'
COOK and general houseworker colored
stay or ,.eo, go home nights. reference required.
COOK. colored woman not over 35: expert
enced: must have city reference: one in fam
iIy; no laundry. Apartment 442. 10Th ST,
GENERAL HOUsEwORK-GirI two in
family. Call pos It. s.w II.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER. settled woman.
white. on farm IN Maryland. Phone Rock
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER- white or col
pred stay nights. Call after pm. s26
GENERAL HoUsEwORKER. young colored
girl; no Sunday or night work. 300 NV.
GIRL for general housework: no cooking
1909 Varnum st.
GIRL. colored to cook and do general house
work. Mrs. Burton, 1905 Kennedy ST. NV
GIRL wanted for general housework must
be good cook. Apply Mrs. X. r. Brudt. 1918
Park rd
HoUsEKEEPER. white. in family of two:
no laundry, treated one of the family.
Ihe Melwood, Apt. &, 1865 L 81. NV. 49,
HouSEKEEPER for wIdower: good home
Tor white woman. must be well recon-
mended. Address Box 392-A Star office
IT.
PART.TIME WORKER. get dinner. Call
1872 Falrmont St NV. 49,
RELIABLE GIRL TO wait table and do cham
oerwork. 1876 Fairmont ST.
WOMAN, experienced and reliable coored
for general housework in family of three ;
stay nights; steady position and good pay
l7oS Allison ST. NV. Phone Adams PISA
Is.
WOMAN. colored, settled, wanted by colored
family to take care of children while mother
works. Call 1853 10Th st. NV.
WOMAN, white. middle aged for general
housework in family of . must be good
all
Evening star., 1925-06-17

LINING-ROOM SUITE, 3-pc.,
mohair; new; half price. Box
1854. Star office. 17@
Evening star., 1925-06-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

800 COLoRED LABoRERS = Fare paid !;
brick yard ny. Conn. White Cross Bureau.
1917 Corcoran ST. NV. DR.. Drew, president.
North 360S.
FREE-Free help furnished TO hotels. res
taurants and private families on short
notice Phone North 1o37S. G. J. Rich
ardson. Prop. 1909 14th st NV IT,
BUSINESS PosITIoNs-rree regi-tratIon
for the public by the Washington School for