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IABORERS.'

Is common laborers for build
ing construction work. Report
at 5th and Delaheld SITS. NV.
Take Ga. ave. car to Decatur
st. and walk 4 blocks east.)
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HELP-MALE .(Cont'G.
,acco Growers and I .ahorers

Tobacco Growers and LaborerS
400 experienced tobacco growers strippers,
graders, packers and laborers.. experienced
In the growing of tobacco: hnghest values
and good working. conditions: close to Wash
ington; permanent positions. Write for ap.
pl!cation blank Maryland Tobacco Planta-
ton Co. Inc. 100000 TRANSPORTATION Bldg..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

S5O-S7O can be earned weekly taking or
ders spare time: finest and m9st complete
line personal greeting cards; start ,noW-
ence unnecessary Our. sales cooperation
assures success. Beautiful samples-.-no in
vestmentS VIM. n. Toothll Co.. 115 So.
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ELEVATOR BOY colored: hours. Fam. tO
pm: meals: references required. The
Benedick. 1908 Eve st. NV.
FEELING HAND. Mertz & Mertz: 1342
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OLD GOLD-Rring in your old gold silver,
platinum diamonds also discarded jewelry
We need them in our manufacturing dept;
Evening star., 1926-09-15

BREAKFAST TABLE and chair. two-burner
oil cook stove. two overstuffed chairs. Call
at $500 Carolina nj. NV. l6o
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AUTO FAINTER, all around mani. familia
With Brush and Duco. Willett & Co., 1ll9
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BOOKKEEPER-Young man about % years
anf Age: must be quick and accurate at
q surss answer in own handwriting. Ad-
Araes BOX, OOH Star Office
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ERIT ERS. colored: references. must know
the city and suburbs. Apply 1880 Pa. ave.
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BOYS i8 years or over. with bicycle. for
eof1ee aud messenger work; $1o per week
IAAh ~ N
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(Continned.l

ROOF REPAIRING AND PAINTING. FUR
naces and fiues cleaned: reasonable prices.
! Col. T3l1 day or night. Ajax Roofing 20.
Evening star., 1926-09-15

FIREMAN. waite with reference: give age ::
S9J: hours. Address Box 223-H. Star
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ROYS. white, with or without bicycles. for
sday work Apply Mr.. Simmons. 14lS y.
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GROCERY CLERK that can take care of
vegetable stand Acd Bros, 342l Conn. ave.
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ANYTHING TO SELL?

Phone Main 1882 or $3.50
WESCHLERS. 93O PA. AVE. NV.
Household Effects. Merch aDdse Stocks.
Automobiles. etc. Thirty six years serving
the WashinEton public.
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AUTO PAINTER both spray and brush
y ofk: rst-class man only Frederick Carl.
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DAVENPORT. solid nahosany frame. velour
covered: brass bed, spring and hair mat
trcss: 1864 Euclid St. Apt. 81. Col. 3016.
DAVENPORT mahogany. :. rugs. I gas
heater: reasonable; after pm. 11o: s.
Carolina ave ae 1bs'
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CHINA CABINET (mahoea anyl. brass and
irons. fender. 'tongs gas logs library table,
porch furniture; private home. North $3.50
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GRAY SPOTTERS wanted: good pay. steady
work. The Atlantic Cleaners e. Dyers T322
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HELP-MALE.

ASSISTANT BQOKKEEPER for hotel work
must furnish the best of references and bf
able to furnish bond: hours. am. 10 4
nm. week days. z am. to / pm. Sundays
salary. Si25 month. Address Box 219-H
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DAVENETTE, chihonier. dresser. BOOKCASE
desk. rocking chairs. rug. Hoover cleaner
TYPEWRITER. grill, Apt. 306. 1907 " NV
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gBOYS. white. with wheels. to run errands;
teXcellent opportunity to learn trade Apply
10th floor 514 10th st. NV. -
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MAN TO sell automatic oil burner. Call on
Mr.. McGrath. 1855 Wisconsin ave. NV. 49,
MAN. colored. experienced. to drive an
auto coal truck references required. Call
: TO s am. 6-1 pm. 4423 Iowa ave: NV.
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BOOKCASE. medium size. mahogany. glas:
day evening. l6s
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BOY, white or colored. Is or 10 years old. TO
40 Work around home. Box "O6. y. Falls
.Church. Va. Phone Falls Church 23.
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GARAGE MANAGER; must have actual ex.
perience in managing garage of at least 100
oiling. greasing. etc. Give age. experience.
salary expected. Address Box .i4-H. Star
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stuffed S55 bed-davenport. $40: breakfaN
set S15 gateleg. end and library tables
dining room suite: odd chairs. dressers AMI
~anities beds. De Luxe springs. mirrors.
chest drawers. COgswell's. "419 18th 81.
NV Omen 10 pm. "Os
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HOUSEHOLD FCRNITCRE-well selected
excellent condition: ten-piece dining room
suite bedroom. suites. chairs tables. knabe
piano. mahogany. upright: colonial mirror
andtrons elertrolier for neweP post: other
pieces 1859 'Bilimore ST. To-
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CASHIER, experienced. Apply
623 B st. NV. between 5-6 pm.
OYSTER SHUCKER for hotel,
experienced in oysters and clans.
Apply Steward, Wardman Park
Hotel. :.
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BO0KS-School books all kinds, used and
new. Pearlmans big Book Shop 933 g
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DESKS Uwol. suitable for living room or
library. Rich's. 1901 + st. NV.
DINING ROOM SUITE. en-piece Jacobesn
oak: sewing machine. mahogany GRAPHIC
nola and record cabinet 1880 New Iiamp
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DESK. Chinese lacquer: nest tables buffet
mirror fireside chair. cameo ring. genuine
crystal beads. 1945 Calvert ST.. Apt. ~.
Albania 1910
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COLLECTOR, eXptrienoed: INSURANCE or IN
istallment collector: must have car: chance
for money maker: salary and commission
Rl1 Columbian Bldg 10 m
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BOX BUSHES. rare old variety on old estate
IN d. g: j. V. OHare. 626 Southern Rlds.
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HANDY MAN. steady. Industrious; help re-
model suburban BUNGALOW: rent free: per-
manent good home. Line, :,33T
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AUTOMOBILE statesmen, 70 sell Chevro-
let cara: experience not absolutely necessary
.Apnts'Ao Mr. Boteler. Southeast Branch Bar
-rX-EalhA II Mnfnr q ga
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BATTERY MAN wanted repair work; *
perfcrccd. Southland Battery Co.. 9lO Pa.
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Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AFTER YOU have tried all the other deal
ers and can't get a decent price for your
goods. cali Franklin S991 and We will call
and give you a good price for your furni-
ture and household goods. We handle more
goods than any other dealer in, this section
go can afford to pay more for them.
APPAREL. mems. women's and children's,
needed for rummage sale; also curtains. bed
ding. dishes. draperies; etc. will pay cash.
BOOKS BOUCHT-Laree or small lots
Bring then. In" or phone Frank. 6416.
Pearlmans Book Shop. 933 g nv.
Ss Aadsss soE 1fsx Star See ee:n LOT fs"'
DINING or living room furniture to use for
storage: best care; two adults. Call eve
nings. 0l0 L st. NV. apt, 80. l1e
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: best prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. 6O1 Eye
st. NV. Phone Main 6636.
FIXTUREs Of all kinds for meat market
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted: best
prices paid. Capital Furniture Co. 490 La.
ave. NV. or phone Franklin 10267:
FURNITURE wanted. at auction or other
wise: highest prices guar9nteed: household
goods stored shannon, Ca5Sysn 4 Co. Inc.
GOLD. silver watches. diamonds and old
iewelry needed in our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid. Selinger's. 61s st.
HIGHEST Cash PRICES for h0usehold. 81
fee and ANTIQUE furniture. l.. s.. Wein-
garten. Cali N. 92T5. 4l6 10th NV. oct3'
Evening star., 1926-09-15

LADIES' TAILOR to take charge of bust
ness at once. 3012 11th st. NV. Columbia
SG11.I
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one Almost new Si5 other S5 also fre
! less cooker. So. and other odd pieces OF fur
niture. 1910 RelmOnt ST NV. lGe
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Statesmen of good character and ability.
onr sales force for you. Five trainloads of
Maytag washing machines will be received
shortly by the Eastern division of the Nav
tar Co. and the program for their sale will
mean monev TO the men who come with Ws
now. No special sales training is necessary
II you are willing TO work. We furnish YOU
with truck. give you a protected territory
and cooperate in every way TO enable YOU
10 succeed Come in and meet our sales
manager. Mr. Charesworth He will talk
over the proposit ition with you. Washington
Maytag CO. sos 10th 81. NV
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FURNITURE for sale-Large Buffet china
closet. extension table. chairs. rocker. fire
hall rack. dresser, davenport. child's white
crib. ETC.; all in fine condition. equal to
new: have no further use for IL and will
aell at fraction of original cost. 3. r. J.
Graves 36O6 Baker st. Mt Rainier. Nd. .
Evening star., 1926-09-15

KLERMATH ENGINE. clutch. bronze shaft
and propeller 10 match: S"96 cash. Gregory
Boat House. 9th and stsi s.w. To-
Evening star., 1926-09-15

LUNCH OUTFIT, first class; steam table. 6
| feet: soda fountain with automatic carbona-
J tor complete; salad case. pie case Just
| also wall fans and ceiling fans. brand.new
| bargain for quick sale. Apply Eagle Stor-
a1a Cn 4o2-o4 9Th AZ L.
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CRNITVRE-Overstuffed sOfa and chalr
taupe and gold mohair reversible clIsho ions
linen. slip covers: excellent condition: Sl35.
CIayalaDd 1914
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PIANOS TUNEH, .fepA1Fed ana rebuilt: high.
grade york : McHugh LAWSON. S222 @
NV. Franklin $3.50.
PIANoJTUNIEG. So We specialize in gen
eral piano rtpA.rs and rebuilding. Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable Skilled me-
chanice. Work guaranteed. SandersOn.
Schse6er. Co. 644 II ct: ne. Line. 1857.
PLAsTERING and straight new work ana
sss naa " eGss oy aPyd r
sonable prices. Special services at once when
you call Fr. 17i1-W. s26 4th st. NV. .
g00FISG., guttering. spouting. roofs paint-
cd. sheN& metal work. 30i Woodward Bldg.
Main 1888. Evening. y. GS60-J.;
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FIREMAN. white. one with license preferred
permanent position: reference required. See
.unerntendpnt 1873 at NV
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BRDROOM SUITE. tvo-toned American wal
nut: chifforobe. dresser, full-length vanity
bow-end bed: sacrifice for cash. 1907 21st
Evening star., 1926-09-15

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
COUPLE. man for houseman and chauffeur.
woman as cook. Box 206, East Falls
Church. Va. Falls Church 90.
ENTERTAINERS, MUSICIANS wanting
bookings for the season can secure frst-class
bookings by calling Thursday at 8 pm.
TO a few men and women of education and
ability in Washington the United States
Daily: the most unusual publication in
America offers an exceptional opportunity
to present its merits a newspaper to bus
iness executives and professional men. :, Lib
eral commissions are paid. Call on Mr.. Kloe
per. the United states Daily. 22O1 st. NV.
between and 10 am. = and 3 pm.
SALESPEOpLE.
An established organization offers the op-
portunity TO men and women to learn the
real estate business and earn while learning:
practical instruction given: commission plus
d bonus. Call between II and 9
COLORADO BLDG
Room 40I.
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lent Condition: also 9.pc' walnut bedroom
suite good as new: reasonable. 40 Rock
Creek Church ri
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GUITAR of high grade $40: framed pictures
(water colors) will sell cheap. Mrs. Smith.
$50 A at. s.e. mornings onlyl.
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FIREMAN wanted. experienced hlgh-pres-
sure steam: 800 ner month: regular. Ad-
airess Box lfi2.H. Star Office.
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DRESSER. gray oak: chiffonier and two
chairs. white enamel three-qusrter bed and
nj iattress: parlOr suite. blue and gray reed
fiber table. two chairs and lamp: all in per
feet condition. practically new. 1915 Que
sada et, NV.
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-BCSHELMAN. first class: no other need ap-
ply: steady employment to right party: Ap-
Riy 10 A. johnson. 3203 Mt. Pleasant ct. NV.
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/ SHOE. S ALES.M EN-, exper-
fenced, for Saturdays; good
wages. Kinney's, 731 9TH st. INV.
Evening star., 1926-09-15

DAY-BED. mahogany, chair 10 match; por-
celain.top table. cot. 13Il Park I'd AMI 8
Evening star., 1926-09-15

SALESMEN-3; bond issue
Queensberry Building and Club !;
leads furnished and all assist
ance rendered; 2 inexperienced
statesmen also desired. Verne
Daley G. Co.. 217 Southern Bldg.
Evening star., 1926-09-15

ROOFS REPAIRED-and painted: electrical
repairing and plastering. Line. GO6s-J. 10.
RUG WEAVING AND CARPET CLEANING
Eclipse Rug Co. 800 10th ST. s.w. Main
$500 Oc13s
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DESK. double oak. fiat top practically new
= real bargain. 622 Bond Bldg l6e
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sfOLLECTOR for installment accounts; must
ahRve car: permanent position and good sal.
sry. Apnly 434 1th st. NV.
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DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pieces: cIceilert
condition; also set OF HavIland china. Carl
1421 Col. rd.. Apt. IS. No dealers.
DIEISGsROOM CHATRS-Complete set. wal
mt finish: must see to appreciate. 644 n
Evening star., 1926-09-15

GAS RANGES new ami slightly used. all
sizes; less than half prize. Why paw more:
Evary range gnaranteed, j. W. Wllilsms
GOA 9th INV Main 2o8i l0s
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CONFECTIONERY and novelty store.
money maker: rent. S35: lease. Price right
for quick sale. Address Box ":0H. star
Evening star., 1926-09-15

GRAFONOLA. Columbia with IS splendid
records: perfect condition.: superior tone
S125 value: selling price, STo. Adde'S
BOX 1871 Star office 16s
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of all kinds
and upright piano. liz Narnum St NV.
Col OaOH.I
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TAXICAB MANAGER

New York firm is desirous to bring
down taXicab operation to Washington
and desires man who is experienced and
vestment between two and three thousand
dollars will be required and the firm wilr
put in the rest; The money is required
in giving the man an interest in the business
and opportunity to earn more than his
salary. Give full details of yourself. The
company desires to bring down 25 cabs to
Washington of the latest type and will he
q big money maker and good opportunity
for the right man. Mr. ]. Brine $50 Broad
Evening star., 1926-09-15

MODELS FOR FASHION
iRENIEW. SIZES 10 TO 38,.
INCLUSIVE. APPLY AFTER
MOONS ONLY. MR.. RAUCH.
THIRD FLOOR, THE PALAIS
ROYAL. ,-..
Evening star., 1926-09-15

MECHANIC. steady. experienced on Nash
cars pre- ferred permanency assured right
man. Dicnelt Nash Company. 1903 South
Payne st. Phons Alex. 1907. 1Ts
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GAS RANGE. burners. lS-inch oven
Hobart
Evening star., 1926-09-15

BUFFET. exquisite walnut, and chairs
new. 1928 Taylor st. 1os
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American Ideal, round, / 200 feet capacity.
will heat mp TO 8 rooms; bargain: price
$50 Frank f01S3.
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GLASS JCGs-Fifty 1-gallon. empty; came
as new Frank. l01S3.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

BEDROOM SUITE, American walnut. consis
ing OF dresser. chiferobe. full vanity. bov
end bed and spring. Apt. l. 1891 Belmoi
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MAN to help around store and drive delivery
truck. Apply CavanaSh & Kendrick. ~
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statesmen TO TRAVEL.

Must possess proved capacity fer hug
u,oney: sell high srade syndicate advertising
10 ali merchants: advertising experience not
necessary: clean. lucrative. permanent husl
meas. exclusive territory: sold on twelve
monthly payments: no collections; commis-
sions paid in full daily spot cash. no charge
backs: concern well rated, established 20
Phone appointment. 20 10 am.
A. : WILMURT,
HOTEL RALEIGH 1ee
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
fCouftnuad

ACCoUNTANCY, G. P. A. COURSE: WAL
keeping. general business and Civil Service
Evening star., 1926-09-15

RoOMING HOUSE for sale: IA rooms: ex-
cel1ently furnished. good location: good re-
turns: rent. SOS month; leaving town. sell
/ chean SO~ II
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive. prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column Gall Main 5000. Branch
Evening star., 1926-09-15

DELICATESSEN-Recei over $400 week
~; must leave Washington: will sacrifice II
sold at once: 5-year lease: reasonable rent.
2314 4th at ne North 1868. 16s
Evening star., 1926-09-15

ROOMING HOCSE--Central: 13 rooms. fur
nished; bathe. electricity. telephone and
garage: monthly receipts $40; rent. $50:
sale price $3.50 have other business. See
M 7 nutor TAI; AZ
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BARBER SHOP-The best in city; wonder
! full business. Jimn,ie's. 1914 18th st. APP
! ply Office 1924 18th st. 15s
Evening star., 1926-09-15

DELICATESSEN-DOin good business. a
real money maker price reasonable: best 10.
cation; cell account Of sickness. 9l0 Goth
Evening star., 1926-09-15

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
for experienced person in cafeteria busi-
ness: one of best corners in city: good lease:
can do 5000 daily: owner must sell. Priced
low at 80 O00. Bee Mr.. Grove. 40S Invest
ment Bldg. 5th and K.
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES.
Corner drive-in station in n W: 5-year lease
at very low rent: worth easily $4,000; price.
$4,000 IL sold Immediately. Address Box
GOSH. Star ONCE. 16s
MEMS WEAR STORE-Long-
term lease; very good stand,
Must sell on account of i'll health.
Terms if desired. No trif1ers.
Address Box 200-H, Star Office.
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FOOD CHECKER restaurant experienced
Address Box I&1-H Star Office. IL
Evening star., 1926-09-15

CPHOLSTERING-Speci prices now: slip
covers made to order: cabinet work. Capitol
Tpholstering Co. 627 NV. N. 1903. Il.
WINDOW. SHADES. screens 4 metal wealth
er strips. Will call with samples; j. NJ But
Ter 4 Son. 203l Nichols ave, Sc Line: I0l.,s:
WINDOW ANr DOOR SHADES = Good
quality Opaque shades fitted to your. win
dows s5c: the best quality of Opaque shades,
81 rs: hung free. We will call with samples.
Kleeblatt. 11th and H cts. ne. Line. e70.
Evening star., 1926-09-15

GROCERY and meat store for. sale. doing
good cash business: fine opportunity for
81 800. WELL, SECURED. and services for
man of experience. to take charge, of de
partment selling widely advertised product
hy writing Box 9Th. Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-09-15

AMBITIOUS young gardener wants to meet
party who owns little land, to raise vegeta-
bles for profit. Address Box 20e-H; star
office o1e
Evening star., 1926-09-15

ROOMING HOUSE, attractlvely furnished:
unexcelled location: satisfactory terms ar
ranged for quick buyer. Address Box 90 III,
star Office
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

BOYD sHoRTHAND II 10 SCHOOL DAYS:
leads in accuracy and speed based on new
principles: thousands use q taught in all
for s~ rfadusses. % Hb RoYb's School, FoR SEC.
RETARlES. 1898 G o.. Main 2SS6.
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HELP-DOMESTIC tCont'd).
GENERAL ,HoUsEwoRKER, good cook; no

! GENERAL HOUSEWORKr-Reliable expert.
! enced girl to assist with housework and care
of small child: one who appreciates good
home: stay nights: wages, $40. Cleveland
Evening star., 1926-09-15

5000 ACRES LAND. 5000. 900 feet timber
S2b 900: reasonable terms. F.. 8. Browne,
1901 Farragut st. 16s
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FURNITURE -FINISHER. also boy to drive
truck 1908 r st. NV
Evening star., 1926-09-15

WILL SELL my hat-cleaning establish
ment: consists OF a large variety Of ladies
and mems blocks and cases; must leave
Evening star., 1926-03-05

The Washingtonians may need
this considerable advantage, however
Here they rolled against the hard
wood pins, while in Philadelphia they
must shoot at the rubber-banded ma
pies, and the Quaker City crew is
supposed to be especially proficient
at hitting these flying pins.
The bowling squad leaving here to.
morrow will include Lorraine GuIli
Marjorie Bradt, Bronson Quaites
Catherine Quigley, Marie F'rere and
Rena Levy. A squad of this caliber
will take a deal of beating at any
stvle of bowling, but the Philadelphia
girls can spill 'em, too.
The Washington team, managed by
Jim Baker, major domo Of the Wash
ington Ladies' League, will be ac-
companied by number of duckpin
fans, prominent among them Gladys
Lowd. She has never missed an
intercity match in which feminine
of the Capital City have
participated and does not want to
break her record.
Evening star., 1926-03-05
HENI.NHAl
Az
RAT

lHSilman Is the ndrucSL IIltlCi AA INV
American League. Note that ne taxes
a big swing and holds his bat on the
end.)
/ was rather heavy, and, therefore,
slow, SO l tried to become hitter, al
though would have liked pitching, 1
believe. Christy MatheWson and Wal
ter Johnson were my heroes. hit my
first homer that last year In college
and 1t was the greatest home run
ever hit 1 never got so much thrill
out of any that followed.
Hit often and hard. To do that learn
free swinging while young. Get long
hits. Get the knack Of doing that just
as a caddy gets his stroke and after
wards becomes a star golfer. You can
develop as q fielder later on.
l would like to see the youngsters Of
today take up base running seriously
too 1t is becoming a lost art in the
big leagues. and it Is up to the mem
bers of The Evening Star Boys Club
as we'll as club members of other
cities. to bring it back.
The aggressive, fighting player Is the
one l admire. The boy who Is always
striving to win cultivates q love for
the game and without that one can't
succeed In base ball-or anywhere
else.
Tomorrow-Jack Bentley on left
handlers,
Evening star., 1926-03-05

Reconciliation, despite the loss of
its star bowler, Elias. took the meas
| ure of the legal quint in three games
when they last met and wrested the
Shipping Board League from it's op-
ponent. The winners scores were
$40, 495 and 581. The last game set
league record for the season. $50,
the best game previously, having
been rolled by the Legalites. The
new leader holds a two-came advan-
tage over the runner-up Legal quint,
and, should it sweep it's set with
the Secretarial outfit az King Pin
next Monday night. top place in the
league at the end of the season prac-
tically will be assured them. Fol-
lowing the first two teams In order
in the league standings are Secre-
tarys, General Books, Operations and
Managing Agents.
King Pin bowling team members
had merry time as Bill Woods
guests last night in the Venetian
room of the Cafe lie Paradis. Those
belonging to the King Primers of the
National Capital and District leagues
and the men of the all-star team
were entertained by the manager of
the upper Fourteenth street alleys.
way the diners waXed loquacious and
numerous tales of valorouS featS on
the drives were related.
In the Prince Georges County
League Stephens Athletic Club took
two games from the Comets. The lat
ter. however. rallied in their last ef
fort and shot $50 to escape a white
washing.
knOckey of the Money Order team,
in the Post Office, shot q set of $50,
but his team took two wallopings
from the Main Building outfit. Hart.
man, with 342. was the chief smasher
of the viCtors.
His pulchritude assailed by Red
Megaw, Glenn Wolstenholme has
challenged the King Pin star 10
10-game match. The bowling drive Is
no beauty parlOr.
Miah Murray bOwlers of Boston and
Blicks Washington aggregation are
to meet again. A home home
series has been arranged which will
bring the Hubmen to Convention Hall
May Is and send the WaShingtonians
to Boston on May 8 to %.
Evening star., 1926-03-05
GUESTS WILL PLAY
FOR SECOND HONORS

Second honors in the District cham
pionship three cushion billiard race will
be decided tonight, when Frank Tur-
ton and John Norwood meet in the
final match of the tourney at Lewis &
krauss parlors.
The title went to DIR. Edward Con-
molly last night, when he took Tur-
toms measure In So innings by score
of 35 to 81. Both players had high
runs of 5.
Lamson defeated Dodge, 35 to "a, in
the other match played last night.