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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13

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vaa, to Instead OF because you must.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13

The music wa> splendid a8l trose
present enjoyej "tIiWaDg lie light
fantastic mtiI after midnight,
with Refreshments of p4ach and
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Strand-"Capt. January.

Baby Peggy, one of the biggest of
the little film stars, in person, IN
connection with the presentation of
her latest photoplay, Capt. Janu-
ary,' and five acts of Loew's better
vaudeville, headed by d new Offering
of Vincent Nalentini presented by
Lew Cantor. as the Braile and PalIo
Revue, with Lew Kessler featured,
Will form one of the greatest bills of
the year at the Strand Theater next
week, beginning Sunday.
Baby Peggy, who is making her
first visit to Washington to appear
on local stage, will be seen four
times Sunday and three times daily
thereafter, with the exception Of Sat
urday, when an additional matinee
performance will be given for the
little folks.
Other acts will include Ralph Rog-
ers and Elsie Donnelly, in a comedy
sklt, The Italian Count: Van and
Carrie Avery, Van being the original
Rastus, in Madam Sirloin- Medium; :;
Sam Gould and Charles Adams, as
The TwoMan Quartet" and a
screamingly funny animal Offering
called "A Day at the Races"
Baby Peggys picture, Capt jan
uary," was adapted from the story by
Laura T.. Richards, concerning "A child
saved from a shipwreck by an old
sea captain. Hobart Bosworth, Irene
Rich, Harry T. Morey and Lincoln
Stedman appear in support
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Gayety-Jimmy Cooper's s
Revue.

Presented in two acts and eight
scenes, Jimmie Cooper's Revue" a
big Columbia burlesque production,
comes to the Gayety Theater next
week, after scoring a big success
elsewhere. Jimmie" Cooper himself,
a dynamo of energy and a producer
OF fun and frolic extraordinary, is
supported by a galaxy of stars well
known in Columbia burlesque, and
including Jack Reddy, Jean Vernon.
Betty Delmonte, Chuck Wilson, Midgie
Gibbons, Hal Willis and Sam Arco,
with chorus of Is Nell Brinkley
Girls" The Seven Pashas Will provide
whirlwind aero batic features.
Cooper always carries a separate
division of colored entertainers and
this season Julian Arthur's Jazz Band
will play for the speedy stepping of
Jazz Lips Richardson, Mantan More
land. Susaye Brown. Octavia Sumler,
John and Jennie Dancer and Sam
Cross-iazz hounds all.
A midnight extra performance is
announced for Thursday. February 3.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Belasco-"White Collars" q"

White Collars" next weeks at
traction at the Shubert- -BeIasco. pre-
sents an unusual novelty, for while it
is something new in the theater here
and by an author Of popular national
reputation. out on the Pacific Coast 1t
has had the previously unheard of
run OF more than q year and is still
running Indefinitely in Los Angeles at
the Egan Theater. There is addi-
t1onal interest in the fact that seven
weeks ago a second white Collars"
company began an indefinite run at
the Egan Capital Theater in San
Francisco, where it gives promise of
duplicating the remarkable record
still growing in Los Angeles.
The white Collars" company that
Will be seen here next week was Sc
lected in New York for an approaching
Broadway premier, by Frank Egan
and the author, Edith Ellis, the lat
ter conducting the rehearsals at
New York theater daily for the past
four weeks. This special New York
cast includes Clarke Silvernail. John
Marston, Mona Kingsley, Frances
Underwood, Rea Martin, Frederick
Burton, Allen H. Moore, Robert W.
Craig and Cornelia Otis Skinner.
The story and its characters deal
with the present generation of mid
dle-claSs Americans, the white collar
brigade" that seem cast in the mold
of clerkships, typical of the workers
in our departments.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Palace-The Devils Cargo

Wallace Beery. Pauline Stark, Will
liam Collier, jr., Claire Adams, Ray
mond Hatton, George Cooper, Dale
Fuller, Emmett c. King and Spec"
O'Donnell are pictured in The
Devils Cargo" which will be shown
next week, beginning next Sunday
afternoon, at Loew's Palace Theater.
The Devils Cargo" is a romantic
drama Of California gold-rush days,
adapted by Victor Fleming from
Charles Whittaker's novel, The River
Boat" The story largely centers
about the campaign waged by fear
less young Sacramento editor of the
sos who, while advancing the cause
of the vigilantes against the lawless
element of the community, falls in
love with and is promptly compro-
missed by Faro Sampson, the daughter
of the towns most notorious gam
bline den proprietor.
Ben Turpin's new picture, 1.-THE
Wild Goose Chaser" will also be
shown.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
A M L Sc ME NTS
National" The Dove

David Belasco will present Hol-
brook Blinn in the production of The
Dove, meiodrama written by Will
lard Mack, based on the story of
ferald Beaumont, with Judith Ander-
son, William Harrigan, Sidney Toler
ana william Norris, at the National
Iheater next week, Immediately pre-
ceding the New York engagement.
This will be Mr.. Belasco's fourth pro-
duction of the season
Described as melodrama, "The
Dove" unfolds an absorbing story in
Tour acts and is peopled with vital
and interesting characters.
a notable supporting company Sc
lected by Mr. Belasco includes John
harrington, James Keane, Wilson
reynolds, Ruth Dayton, Earle Mitch
ell, Jose Dalton, Josephine Deffrey,
Beatrice Banyard, Dorothy Day and
others
The play will be produced under
the personal direction of Mr. BeIasco.
who will be here during the engage
ment.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Tivoli-"The Dixie Handi-

Tho Dixie Handicap" a thrilling
drama of the race tracks, will be
seen at Crandalls Tivoli Theater the
first two days of next week, begin
ming Sunday afternoon, the leading
roles played by Claire Windsor, Lloyd
Hughes and Frank Keenan,, also Wal
ter HERS, in "A Fat Chance; Tues
day and Wednesday Eleanor Board
man, John Gilbert and Aileen Prin-
gle, in ''Wife of the Centaur," Stan
Laurel, in Short Kills and "The
Lady Bird" a new release in the
Mysteries of Life series; Thursday
and Friday. "Dante's Inferno" with
Lawson Butt, Ralph Lewis. Pauline
Starke, Josef Swickard and Gloria
Grey; Harry Langdon in "All Night
Long" and Champions" sport reel
by Grantland Rice; Saturday, "Troup-
ing With Ellen" with Helene Chad
wick, Mary Thurman and Castor
Glass; "Our Gang" in 1.-The Goat Get
ters," and "Galloping Hoofs,' No. 5.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Keith $ Honeymoon
Cruise

f. F. Keith's Theater program next
week will be headed by Ned Way
burns latest production, "a junior
musical comedy in six scenes" en-
titled, Honeymoon Cruise" said to
be the last word in tabloid revue
More than a score of beautiful new
W1ayburn pupils and proteges put
over the snappy music and peppy
dances. The members of the company
are all graduates of Ned Wayburn's
School and vouched for as finished
artists.
Stan Stanley will appear in a vein
of humor that is said to make trouble
float away on d sea of laughter. Neil
Mckay, a Scotch singing comedian
and favorite in the English music
halls, will follow, while Richard kean,
2 distin guished actor, will be seen In
characters From Famous Plays.
A bit of d surprise is promised by
Fenton e. Fields in appearing in
Person" Motoring in a slanting, slat-
ted saucer is one of the thrills pre-
sented by the Tom Davies Trio, from
the New York Hippodrome; and An
nette, little girl with a big voice,
The Pocket Edition of Tetrazinni'' T.;
the Four Readings, sensational Jug
cIers, and the usual screen features
will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Poll s-"Cape Smoke. .

Cape Smoke" a new play described
as a lnelodramatfc comedy. will be Of
fered by Charles *. Gordon next week
at Polls. commencing Monday eve
htng. 1t has already met with ap-
proval in several New England cities
and in Brooklyn, and following its
engagement here ii will go to the
Martin Beck Theater, New York
The title Cape Smoke" is not geo.
graphic but symbolic Cape Smoke
IS the name of a drink, somewhat
comparable to our native moon
shine which is used and misused in
south Africa. 1t has ruined many of
the white men in the diamond camps,
and 1t figures prominently in the plot
and action of this play, which is
the dramatic version of Capt. Walter
Archer Frosts novel, The Man Be
tween"
Thrills and plenty of African "at-
mosphere' are promised.
James Rennie, prominent among the
younger Broadway leading men, plays
the American and Ruth Shepley, hero
Inc of many George NJ. Cohan come
dies, Is featured as the English girl
The play was staged by A. f. Anson
the noted actor, who staged white
Cargo"
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Newman-"Siam and
Borneo.

siam and Borneo" is E. NJ. New
mans Traveltalk for Sunday after
noon and evening at the National
Theater.
While in Siam Mr.. Newman was
entertained by brother of the King,
who opened all the doors in the var
ious palaces and permitted photo
graphs to be made of Siamese life
which the average tourist rarely
sees. The motion and still pictures
in this traveltalk reveal very Won
derful palaces. gorgeous temples, many
strange animals and birds and Curl
Gus and almost unknown insect life.
The throne room of the King of
Siam will be shown and the King
will be seen at work and at play. A
visit will be made also to the Won
derful Wat Chang or elephant tenn
pie, the finest and most beautiful
structure in Siam and to Bangkok, a
veritable Venice. and Ayudha, the an
cient capital, where is a great deal
of quaint beauty.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Columbia-"North of S."

A powerful epic of the Texas cat
tie country in the late Sos, reveal
ing the fight against financial dis
dster and the subsequent romance of
an American girl-rancher of the
period is revealed in Paramounts
picturiza ton of North of &C. from
the Saturday Evening Post story by
Emerson Hough. author of The Gov
cred Wagon" which is scheduled for
loves Columbia Theater, following
the engagement there of Douglas
Fairbanks Oriental fantasy, THE
Thief of Bagdad."
No definite announcement has yet
been made by the management to
the exact date for the opening of
North of Sc"
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Land of Fantasie

The Land of Fantasie," headline
attraction at the Earle next week, is
a George Choos production, with TIL
lis and La Rue and the Eight Dancing
Rockets featured.
"Courting Days" q musical comedy
hattie in three rounds" will make for
laughter; the Three White Kuhns
sing their own songs; Burke and
Betty announce themselves In a
'smirthful potpourri," introducing
Burke's voice and ukulele, and Miss
Betty with saxophone and cornet, and
the Roma Brothers present a study
in bronze, demonstrating that physt-
cal perfection can be attained, while
John Murphy, also on the program, is
looked upon as a fine single enter
taincr.
Washington will have its first op-
lortunity to see Bebe Daniels In
Miss Bluebeard' on the screens
Evening star., 1925-01-28

KEYS-DUPLICATE KEYS, - CENTS, MADE
while you wait. TURNER & CLARK, 1898
New York ave Z. W. Basement Fr. 2OOI.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Rialto-"Oh, Doctor!"

"Oh, Doctor!', declared one of the
most humorous stories ever written
when published as a magazine serial
by Harry Leon Wilson, has been
made into a motion picture. "Oh,
Doctor, the Universal-Jewel screen
version, will be the feature film at
the Rialto next week, beginning
Sunday, with Reginald Denny as the
star in the part of Rufus Billfp. ir..
the hypochondriacal young man who
is stimulated by the beauty of his
nurse to leap from his cotton batting
environment and plunge into hazard.
Mary Astor plays the nurse.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Wardman Park-"A Dolls S
House"

The sixth and last production of
the present season, presented by the
Rams Head Players at Wardman Park
Theater is to be Henrik Ibsens i'm
mortal classic. "A Dolls House" with
Josephine Hutchinson in the role of
Nora, and Robert Bell as DR.. Rank.
This production will open Tuesday,
February 3, and will be presented one
week only, with a Saturday matinee.
The three acts take place in the
living room of the Helmers', and have
been especially designed by James
Reynolds to express the mood of
the piece. Robert Byrne has executed
the set. Emmett lie Compte is stage
manager for the production.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Mutual-"Kandy Kids.

Next week the Mutual Theater will
offer Jake Potar's Handy Kids" one
of the standard attractions of the
Mutual burlesque circuit. 1t is in two
acts and six scenes. It's plot" con-
Germs the troubles of a young mar
ried couple in one of the hotels in far
Japan, where the customs are quite
different.
Johnny Weber and Sammy Spears,
comedians, are assisted by Billy Reed,
Flo Bennett, Jean Fox, Elsa Raynor
Warren Boyd and the Handy Kids
RainhO chorus
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Central lightning Ro-
nance.

Reed Howes, new star of the films,
Will be pictured at Crandall's Central
Theater tho first two days of next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon, in
lightning Romance: also droll
Lloyd Hamilton, in Crushed" and a
new issue of the Pathe Review.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Richard
Barthelmess in Classmates sup
ported by Madge Evans and Charlotte
Walker, and comedy. West Is East"
starring the Halfroom Boys. Thurs
day and Friday, Harold Lloyd in Hot
Water: an Aesop fable, Hold That
Thought; Grantland Rice's sport
light" entitled Stunts" and Chill
dren of Scandinavia" Saturday,
Tongues of Flame" starring Thomas
Meighan. and for comedy Mack Sem
netts Riders of the Purple Cow"
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Sayov.

Sunday, Harry Carey, in THE Flam-
ing Forties," and Lee Moran, in Hot
Air.: Monday, Wesley Barry and Col
leen Moore, in n/"Dinty," and Wanda
Wiley, in Present Arms; Tuesday,
Buck Jones. in Against All Odds" ;"
the Hallroom Boys, IN MY Mistake" ;"
and "Hodge-Podge"; Wednesday, John
Gilbert, in Romance Ranch" Sun
shine comedy, Pain as You Enter"
and Grantland Rice, "SportIight" ;
Thursday, Tom Mix, in Soft Boiled. y
and Cliff Bowes, in GO Easy; Fri
day, Buster Keaton, in THE Navi-
gator" and scenic, The Chase:
Saturday, William Desmond, in THE
Sunset Trail" and our Gang" in
Seeing Things"
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Park.

Sunday and Monday, Bebe Daniels
and Ricardo Cortez, in Argentine
Love-" Walter HERS, in Short
Change" and Pathe News events.
Tuesday, Betty Compson, in THE Fast
Set" and comedy, "One Night It
Rained"; Wednesday, and Thursday,
Rudolph Valentino, in "A Sainted
Devil" and comedy. Friday, Harold
Lloyd, in why Worry" and Chron-
icles of America, Peter Stuyvesant':
Saturday, Douglas Fairbanks, in
THE Mollycoddle"; Jack McHugh, in
comedy. "Oh, Teacher; Lyman Howes
Crazy Quilt of Travel" and matinee
only, chapter wolves of the North. .
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Takona.

Sunday and Monday, Gloria Swan
son, in Her Love Story; Pathe News;
Topics of the Day. Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Harold Lloyd, in "Why
Worry?"; comedy, Big Business"
Thursday, Florence Vidor, Monte Blue
and Marie Provost, in The Marriage
Circle" and Lige Conley, in There
He Goes" Friday, "The Marriage
Circle; Aesop's Fables; serial, Gal
Looping Hoofs," No. 2. Saturday matt
nee, Jackie Coogan, in oliver Twist;
Aesops Fables; serial, Ten Scars
Make q Man." No. s, and Radio Mad. -
Saturday evening, Antonio Moreno, in
1.-The Story Without a Name; serial,
"Ten Scars Make a. Man." No. S;
Aesop's Fables; comedy, Radio Mad"
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Bebe Daniels
and Ricardo Cortez, in argentine
Love" and Harry Langdon, in The
Hanson Cabman"; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Eleanor Boardman and Con-
rad Nagel, in 80 This Is Marriage"
and Ben Turpin, in The Reel Vir-
ginian; Thursday, Shirley Mason and
bryant Washburn, in My Husband $
wives, Neal Burns. in "Cour:
Plaster" and Bruce scenic, THE
Farewell; Friday, Madge Bellamy
and Charles De Roche, in Love and
Glory" and Walter HERS, in Short
Change; Saturday, Mary Philbin, in
The Gaiety Girl" Aesop Fable and
"Galloping Hoofs," No. }.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Chew Chase.

Sunday and Monday, Rudolph Val
entino, in The Sainted Devil;
Aesop's Fables and Fox News Tues
day, Marie Provost and Monte Blue,
In Being Respectable; Imperial
comedy, Sweet Papa" Newspaper
Fun. Wednesday and Thursday, John
Gilbert, Norma Shearer and Conrad
Nagel, in The Snob"; Jack Dempsey,
In The Town Hall Tonight; Fox
News Friday, John Bowers, in
When a Mans a Man: Charlie Chase
in Hello, Baby; Ten Scars Make
a Man. No. 2. Saturday, Strongheart
the wonder dog, in The Love Mas
ter; Hysterical comedy, Omar
khayam"; Into the Net" No. 7.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Metropolitan-"Inez From
HOLLYWOOD"

Warnings Pensylvanians, the pop
ular orchestra, will extend their en-
gagement through next week, be-
ginning Sunday afternoon, at Gran
dalTs Metropolitan, where the chief
photoplay will be First Nationals
production of 'Inez From Hollywood" :"
an adaptation of Adela Rogers ST
Johns story of the most famous vamp
in the movies, featuring Anna Q.
Nilsson, Lewis S. Stone and Mary
Astor together with the Metropoli-
tan World Survey and other short
films.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Eleanor Board
man and Conrad Nagel in so This
Is Marriage" and Ben Turpin, in
The Reel Nirginian'; Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday. Marion Davies,
In Janice Meredith; Friday. Mary
Philbin. in The Gaiety Girl" and
Cliff Bowes, in Have Mercy: Sat
urday, Madge Bellamy and Charles
De Roche, in Love and Glory" Earl
Hurd's The Sawihill Four" and Gal
Looping Hoofs," No. a.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Olympic.

Sunday, Lionel Barrymore. in II
Am the Man; Monday, Constance
Talmadge, In Her Night of Ro
nance; Tuesday, Florence Vidor. in
Christine of the Hungry Heart:
Wednesday, John Gilbert, in The
Snob"; Thursday and Friday, Marion
Davies, in Janice Meredith; Satur-
day, Lincoln j. Carters THE Cyclone
Rider"
Evening star., 1925-01-28
York.

Sunday and Monday, Marion Davies,
in Janice Meredith; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Thomas Meighan, in
Tongues of Flame" and Mack Sem
nett's "Wandering Waistlines"; Thurs
day, Florence Vidor. in Christine of
the Hungry Heart and Hodge
Podge"; Friday, Shirley Mason and
Bryant Washburn, In MY Husband S
Wives" Lige Conley, in What a
Night" and Bruce scenic, 1.-THE Fare
WELL; Saturday, Mary Philbin, ''The
Gaiety Girl" Aesop Fable and Gal
lopinG HoofsF NoA Il
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Ambassador-"I "Inez From
HOLLYWOOD"

Anna Q. Nilsson, Lewis s. Stone,
Mary Astor, Laurence Wheat, Rose
Dione and Snitz Edwards Will be seen
at Crandalrs Ambassador Theater the
first three days of next week, begin
ming Sunday afternoon. in "Inez From
Hollywood" shown also at the Metro
politap all week, and q couedh The
Evening star., 1925-01-28

Fighting Fluid starring Charlie
Chase. Wednesday and Thursday,
Lon CLANCY, Norma Shearer and John
Gilbert, in He Who Gets Slapped"
and Mack Sennetts "Galloping
Bungalows" Friday, THE Dixie
Handicap" with Claire Windsor,
Lloyd Hughes and Frank keenan,, and
Lige Conley, in Poor Butterfly"
Mermaid comedy. Saturday, THE
Tornado" with House Peters, Ruth
Clifford and Richard Tucker; Neal
Burns, III Christie's Easy Pickin's,"
and "Galloping Hoofs," No. 6.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Carolina.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, The
Sea Hawk" with Milton Sills: Wed
nesday, Her Marriage Vow" with
Monte Blue and Beverley Bayne
Thursday. John Gilbert. in Romance
Ranch: Friday, The Cyclone Rider"
with Alma Bennett and Evelyn Brent:
Saturday, Tom Mix, in "Oh, You
Tony
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Leader.

Douglas Fairbanks, creator of
Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood
is announced for the Leader Theater,
Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tues
day. In robin Hood" Fairbanks be-
comes a. king Of romance, unabashed
as the bold fighter in behalf of the
peer.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
Elite.

Sunday and Monday, Marion Davies.
in "Yolanda"; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Richard Barthelmess. in Glass
mates: Thursday and Friday. THE
Sea Hawk: Saturday, Richard Dix,
in Manhattan"
Evening star., 1925-01-28

MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED
at most reasonable prices. Let US call, give
estimate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction
assured. EAGLE BEDDING CO, 1123 9TH St
NV Main 1892.
Evening star., 1925-01-28
BUSINESS INsTRUCTION.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, experienced,
references; obtain good contract: profitable !;
permanent. 315 International Building, II
to O'Clock. 1s
GIRLS, three, capable salesladies, in local
sc and 10c store; must furnish references.
Address Box 2S2-S. Star office. 29'
LADY. young, capable of playing and selling
popular music; recommenda tions required.
Address Box 267-S. Star office. 29'
MARCEL WAIVERS. two ladies, refined, nice
personality to meet exclusive clientele: ex-
perenced inexperienced; good opportunity.
Address Box 305-S, Star office.
MARCEL WAVER-Must be expert; good
salary; hours from 8 to 6. The Norma Beauty
Shop, 21S1 st. n. 42S9.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced: prefer one
with clerical experience; permanent position
for competent party. Address Box 264-S,
Star office.
TYPIST-Experienced, accurate, high school
graduate preferred only those wanting perma-
nent position need apply. Call 703 wilkins
Bldg, 1912 III st. NV, bet. IL 80 am. and
l pm.
TYPIsTs wanted. Apply A ST. ne. 29'
WOMAN. white, about 80 years of age. with
knowledge of cooking, to work in private
cafeteria. Apply Room /. 100 18th st. NV
YOUNG LADY, refined, who has ability to
converse with people over phone or in person,
to work in Office; knowledge of tipping pre-
ferred; $40 per week to start. Franklin 6129.
between and 10 am.
SALAD WOMAN
Applicant must be experienced.
Bellevue Rest. 1884 G. NV.
Evening star., 1925-01-28

BUNDLE WASH. small. wanted 90 do
home. 1916 Reeves ST. NV
CHAMBERMAID, colored girl. Cali Potomac
Evening star., 1925-01-28

20 ROOMS always full: 80 table boarders:
excellent location; S1.15o per month income:
rent, Slj9- long lease price So zoo cash Ad-
dress Box @23-S Star Office 2gs
Evening star., 1925-01-28

PAPERHANGING, PAINTING AND DECO
rating Enterprise Decorating Co. Under new
management. Low prices; work guaranteed
l62a 18th ST. n W. Phone North 40Il. fe14s
Evening star., 1925-01-28

PAPERHANGING AND fAINTING FOR
prompt efficient service at lowest rates. phone
Col 2456. BISHOP BROS, 3Z27 11th st. NV.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTJNG-H. r.
Phillips, 227 2nd sc. Line. 1865 Quick, effi-
cient service; guar. work; reasonable prices.
Evening star., 1925-01-28

MANTEIS-Iarge stock to select from: also
freplaces, fittings, etc: 20 per cent reduction.
Edwin T. Elicit 11O6 9th St II. $751;
Evening star., 1925-01-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BUNDLE WASH small wanted 90 do at
home. 1916 Reeves st. NV.
CHAMBERMAID, colored girl. Can Potomac
2694
COOK. hrst-class, wishes position; ref 9O2
22nd st. NV 2s'
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, by colored woman.
sll Barry place \. W.
GENERAL HOUSEW0RK or chambermaid.
Phone Lincoln 533s-W. rs"
GIRL neat, colored, wishes position. cham
bermaid. waitress general housewOrk. 2l23
l. ST. NV.
GIRL, neat. colored, wants a place to do gen
eral homework. Call 800 h. l. ave. NV.
GIRL, colored. wants place as maid. North
10025, Apt. 300.
GIRL, neat, wants work from 10 in the morn
LADY, unincumbered. middle-aged. with
hrst-class references, will care for widOwer's
home. Address Box 2T5-S. Star office.
LAUNDRY TO take home PODS G st. NV.
MAID, Homework. no laundry; apt. preferred
excellent references. Pot. 1871. 3U3 V
st. NV.
MORNING WORK wanted of any kind Phone
NJ. Frank. 540l-J
PART TINE or days work, colored woman:
best ref. North $3.50. 2S"
PLAIN COOKING. housework, coiored girl
2235 10Th 81. NV.
WOMAN wants morning work. Col. 9se2 J.
YOUNG LADY wants situation. plain sew
ing, private family pref. Address Box 2s4-S
Star office. 3Os
Evening star., 1925-01-28

TRAVELLING PARTNER good business. ex-
elusive United States: no expense. nothing
70 sell. 1910 required. Call 1 to >. Mr.
McJloskey. Senate Hotel 1OI y ST ne
Evening star., 1925-01-28
SITUATIONS FEMALE
ICOntiuuPdD

TYPEWRITING Of ell kinds efficiently done;
good stenographcr. Main 2204
TYPIST. general office work, and p b. y.
operator. experienced; best of reference.
Phone Col H7O9-W. 800
TYPIST- Experienced. wishes work of any
sort 10 do at home; will call for and
deliver work; 10 cents a page. Alexandria
1874 2Ss
TYPEWRlTING done; rea asonsble Phone Col.
5411
Evening star., 1925-01-28

BOYS between the ages of IA
and p, with bicycles, as mes
sage carriers. Apply Mr.. Ger
hold. 14QZ G ST. nv.
Evening star., 1925-01-28

DINING ROOM in high-class apartment house
can be seen any morning until 10 O'Clock
Call Main gl02