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Evening star., 1926-09-29
POST PLANS BARBECUE.
Costello Legionnaires to Celebrate
Seventh Anniversary.

costello Post, American Legion, will
celebrate it's seventh anniversary with
:, barbecue tomorrow evening at the
Old Manor House. and Col. William
Mitchell has called upon all members
to attend and bring their friends.
Arrangements have been made to
feed 900 and there also will be an
entertainment program participated
III by Dick Nash, humorist; Tommy
Murray and "Spotty" Harvey, songs
and dances; Kin Carroll, who sings
and plays u uk,,lele; the team of Fos-
ter. Fegan and Cox of the st. Pat
rick's Players: George McCauley,
singer and dancer; mile. Martee," "
dancer; Dick Mansfield. chalk talk
artist; Jerry Ripp. dancer; Les Colvin,
pianist; Costello Post Drum Corps
and others.
For those using motor vehicles the
place can be reached by following
Nichols avenue in AnacOstia to Port
land street, Just beyond st. Eliza
beth's Hospital. and turning down
Portland street to the river. Those
who use the street cars can take the
Anacostia car and transfer in Ana
costa at the pit" to the Steel Plant
car; or if the Congress Heights car
IS taken. transfer at Portland street
to the Steel Plant car. The street
railway company has promised to
run i, sufficient number Of cars to
accommodate the crowd.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
I'm Washington Theaters Next Week

The Campers" n group Of five
vocalists. consisting Of male quartet
and one feminine voice. who will be
heard in an atmospheric prologue TO
the picture.
BY reason of the great length Of
''The Three Bad Men," the supple
mentary features will be limited TO the
showing of the Metropolitan World
Survey and other brief reels. to which
will be added the musical numbers by
the Metropolitan Symphony under
Daniel Breeskin. and on week days
only the Metropolitan Ramblers, con-
Quoted by Milton David.
Three Bad Men" goes back to the
days of the middle SOS in the West.
when Government land grants and
gold fields were first being opened to
those who We're hardy enough to risk
the hardships Of blazing trails
through new country. A thrilling
sequence is the noontime dash of the
prospective settlers from the line
drawn by the Government Army for
the land grants opened in the Dakotas.
when miles Of vehicles of all kinds
are seen on their toes TO be the first
to reach the promised land Against
this background is told a charming
story of romance and love
Evening star., 1926-09-29
COLTNlBIt-"I.a BOheme. "

Announcement is made by Loew $
Columbia Theater that La Boheme,
the Metro Goldwyn- Mayer production
featuring Lillian Gish and John Gil
bert, will be presented at that theater
next week. starting Sunday afternoon.
La Boheme" was produced by king
Vidor from the famous opera by
Henry MurCer. 1t was scenariZed by
Fred De Gresac. and the supporting
cast includes Renee Adoree. Kari
Dane, Roy DARCY, George Hasseil
and Edward Everett Horton.
The production presents this I'M
mortal romance of the Paris Latin
quarter on magnificent scale. 1t is
:. vibrant love drama of sacrifice and
devotion. backgrounded against the
gay student life Of the old Quarter
Latin" John Gilbert is said TO have
one of his finest roles as Rudolpho,
the Partisan playwright beloved by
Mimi, the little butterfly of the Quar-
tier.
Brusilof, director of the Columbia
Orchestra, has arranged musical
background for the picture, and fine
group OF varied short reels will am
pl!fy the bill
Evening star., 1926-09-29
COT.O.SY.

Sunday, Laura La Plante in Poker
Faces" and Aesop Fable: Monday,
Anna @. Nilsson in Miss Nobody"
and Art Lake in "Opry House To-
night; Tuesday, Ann Pennington in
THE Mad Dancer" and Theda Bara
in Hal Roachs Madame Mystery;
Wednesday, Leatrice Joy in 1.-The
Clinging Vine" and Walter HERS in
Fresh Faces; Thursday, Johnny
Walker in Honesty the Best Policy
and Mack Sennett comedy Flight
Night; Friday. Thunder in "Phan-
tom of the Forest" and Buster Brown
comedy. Busters Orphan Party;
Saturday, Evelyn Brent in Flame of
the Argentine" and Juvenile comedy,
"RaiSin' Cain"
Evening star., 1926-09-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
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maturing October IS. 1899. -
INVESTMENT BUILDING CORPORATION.
By ,Signed L. PERRY WEST
sells, 10222.aa3."9.3 80 Qresldent.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
RIAITO-"Her Big Night A."

Her Big Night" with Laura La
Plante as the star, is to he the feature
photoplay at the Rialto next week
1t is a farce comedy based on Peggy
Gaddis' story. Doubling for Daphne. =
and concerns mainly the failure of a
movie star TO show up for a personal
appearance which has been arranged
for her in connection with the pre-
mier of her latest picture. The efforts
of the stars producer and press agent
TO cover up her indiscreet disappear
ance III order to keep the matter out
of the newspapers cause many com
edy situations.
The supporting cast includes Einar
Hansen. Swedish film star. playing his
first American role; Zasu Pitts, Tulley
Marshall. John Roche. Lee Moran,
Mack Swain. William Austin. Cissy
Fitzgerald and Nat Carr
Evening star., 1926-09-29
ELITE.

Sunday and Monday, Ford Sterling
and Lois Wilson in The SHOW OFF. =
Pathe News and Universal comedy.
Hearts for Rent: Tuesday. Leatrice
Joy in "Eve's Leaves" and Nitagraph
comedy. "Humbugs and Husbands"
Wednesday. Charles Ray and Joan
Crawford in "raris' and comedy
Too Many Brides; Thursday and
Friday, Shirley Mason and Neil Ham
ilton in Desert Gold" Pathe News
and Universal comedy. Wise or
Otherwise; Saturday, Claire Windsor
and Owen Moore in Money Talks, "
Iathe comedy, Hired and Fired
also Pathe reel, Barriers Busted
Evening star., 1926-09-29
YORK.

Sunday, Constance Talmadge III
"'rhe Duchess of Buffalo and Aesop
Fable: Monday. Rudolph Valentino
in The Sheik" and Neely Edwards
in "Who's Next: Tuesday. Johnny
Walker in Honesty the Best Pol
lev" Charlie Chase in NUNS Ihe
Word and Pathe Review: Nednes.
day, Lionel Barrymore in The 5eils
and Jimmie Adams in Chase Your
self: Thursday, Ann Pennington in
..The Mad Dancer" and Mack Sennett
comedy. "Funnymooners" Friday.
Leatrice Joy in "The Clinging Vine
and Imperial comedy. "A Bankrupt
Honeymoon": Saturday, Tom Mix in
"NIy own Par and Our Gang in
Baby Clothes" and first episode in
new chapter play "Snowed In.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
CENTRAI-"Flashing Fangs."

Flashing Fangs," latest release in
the Ranger series of outdoor adven-
ture dramas. will be the film feature
at Crandall's Central Theater the first
two days OF next week. beginning
Sunday afternoon. the added attrac-
ton supplied by LLOYD Hamilton in
Nothing Matters"
Tuesday. Patsy Ruth Miller in SO
This Is Paris supplemented by Mack
Sennett's "Gooseland" Wednesday,
Lon Chaney in The Trap" Thurs
day, Laura Lii Plante, supported by
Edward Everett Horton. in Poker
Faces" supplemented by Paul Terry
Aesop fable: Friday. Norman Kerry
in Cnivcrsars production. THE Love
Thief" supplemented by a Buster
Evening star., 1926-09-29
POLTS-GIasgow Choir. Tuesday.

The first big concert of the 1926-7
musical season in Washington Will be
presented at Polls Theater Tuesday
afternoon, October ,, at 4:30 o'clock.
The Glasgow Orpheus Choir. under the
direction of Hugh :. Roberton. toun-
der and conductor, will make its first
appearance in Washington. under the
management of Mrs. WilSOn-Greene.
This choir of 140 voices is probably
the most famous musical organization
IN Scotland and one of the most bril-
liant in all Europe. The Washington
concert will be the second appearance
OF the choir on this. its first American
tour The choir, represented on tour
bv 40 members. is unique in that its
members receive only travelling en-
penseS while on tour. their mission be
ing to acquaiut America with the best
IN Scottish music. The choir Will re-
main in America only one month. sail
ing fnr Scotland october 80. after a
tonr Of - American cities and towns.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson
Greene'S Concert bureau, 1900 q
street mort Invest
Evening star., 1926-09-29
MISSIONARIES REPORT
CHINA TRAVEL EASIER
All Reported Quiet in Western
Division, With Better Condl-
tions Foreseen.

BY The Associated Press.
TORONTO. September % lndica-
tions that the military situation ar
fecting travel in the Yangtse valley
in Central China is much easier
arc contained in cable message re-
ceived at the foreign missions offices
of the United Church of Canada. re.
porting the arrival at Shanghai OF
three men, five women and twelve
children from the West China Mission
Other missionaries who left CHUNG
king, in West China last week are re-
manning at Ichang and will return
to their fields at Chungking when op'
portunity arrives.
A cable from Rev. w. Mortimer,
Chenctu, secretary of the West China
Mission, reports all quiet in the west
ern or Chengtu division of the field
with all missionaries remaining at
their stations.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday. Paramount Junior stars in
''Fascinating Youth" and Cameo
comedy, kiss Me. Kate; Monday
Constance Talmadge in THE Duchess
of Buffalo" and Glenn Tryon in The
Cows Kimona"; Tuesday. Rudolph
Valentino in The Sheik." Aesop fable
and Pathe review; Wednesday, Anna
q. Nilsson in Miss Nobody" and Art
Lake in 'Opry House Tonight:
Thursday, Leatrice JOY in The Cling
ing Vine" and Helen and Warren
comedy The Family Picnic: Friday
Laura La Piante in Poker Faces"
and Felix cartoon; Saturday. Ford
Sterling in "The Show-Of' and Lloyd
Hamilton in Nothing Matters
Evening star., 1926-09-29
FAVORITE.

Sunday, Colleen Moore and Lloyd
Hughes in ELLA Cinders," O. Henry
comedy, "A Failure" and Aesop IA
BILE: Monday. Willard Louis in The
Shamrock Handicap" comedy. Arthur
Lake in "Open House Tonight Fox
News; Tuesday. Noah Beery and Lois
Moran in ''Padlocked." comedy,
Charles Puffy in ''NVide-open Spaces;
Wednesday, Walter McGraill In
when the Door Opened" Mack SEN
nett comedy, Alice Day in The Soap
suds Lady" amateur night: Thursday,
Harrison Ford in "A Trip TO China
town." comedy. "Uncle Toms Cabin;
Friday. Pola Negri, Tom Moore and
Ford Sterling in Good and Naughty"
Mack Sennett comedy. Ralph Graves
in Take Your Time: Saturday. Buck
Jones in The Cowboy and the
Countess" Our Gang comedy "One
Wild Ride. Radio Detective," No. Q.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
E.ARI.E--EIizabeth Brice.

Elizabeth Brice. singing comedienne,
will headline the bill at the Earl
Thoater next week. beginning Sunday
afternoon, supported by her own
orchestra or syncopated artists. She
will be heard in a group of songs
written exclusively for her, and the
band will add Zcst to this interval of
Srncopation.
Others on the bill are Levan, Put
nam and burroughs. Niblo and
Spencer and Burt and Rosedale.
The photoplay will be Producers
release, Her Man Of War" showing
Jetta GoudaI.
The bill Will be augmented as usual
hY short reels, orchestral overture
under Floyd &. Wheeler and pipe
orcan music by AleXander ArOns.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
CAROLINA.

ness Woman" with Lowell Sherman.
Aileen Pringle. Chester Conklin; Tues
day, Brave Heart" with Lillian Rich.
Robert Edeson, Jean Acker; Wednes
day, THE Boy Friend" with Marce-
line Day. John Harron. Warner BaX-
ter: Thursday. "Moanna": Friday,
Reginald Denny. "'What Happened to
Jones'; Saturday. Desert Gold" with
Neil Hamilton, Shirley Mason. Ieohert
Frazier
Evening star., 1926-09-29
STRA\D-.Jack Powell Sextet.

Beginning next Sunday afternoon
the strand Theater will offer a screen
attraction, That Model From Paris,
an intensely human love story, fea-
turing Marceline Day and Bert Lytell.
ON the stage the Jack Powell Sex
tct will hold headline position in a
musical melange OF harmony and syn
copation, Watch the Drums" Other
numbers will include Milo. Gerard.
Hughes and Roscoe, comedy quar-
1et. appearing as "Bison City A.:
Chamberlaine and Earl in Tomorrow
at Two" Keo, Taxi and Yolti. three
versatile entertainers from Nippon,
and the Kismet Sisters and company
I'm THE Worlds Premier Lady Gym
naStS'
Evening star., 1926-09-29
KEITH'S-"San Antonio Siamese
Twins"

vt l.. T. Keith's Theater next
week The "San Antonio Siamese
Twins" Daisy and Violet Hilton, will
appear as the headline attraction.
Jay G. Flippen. billed as The Ham
What Am will he featured, and
others will include Desc Retter. the
man who Wrestles with himself, in
rantomimic eccentricities: Edward
Stanisloff Oracle, who will offer "A
Whirl Of the Dance: Winnie Bald
win in characteriZations: Edgar Ber-
gen and company in artistic Ven
1riloquisln: the Trado Twins, offering
Il dance advertisement and Frances
and Frank in Il novel aerial act
Evening star., 1926-09-29
DU UMBARTON.

Sunday, George OBrlen in Fig
Leaves; Monday, Dorothy Devore in
The Man Upstairs; Tuesday. Blanche
Sweet in 'Dplomacy": Wednesday.
Anna q. Nilsson in The Splendid
Road: Thursday, Belle Bennett in
''The Reckless Lady; Friday, Marie
Provost in His Jazz Bride: Satur-
day. Tom Mix in My own Pal
Evening star., 1926-09-29
CIRCLE.

Monday. Huguette Dutlos in THE
Secret Spring; Tuesday. Charles EN-
NETT Mack. Marguerite De La Motto
Henry b. Walthall. The Unknown
Soldier: Wednesday and Thursday,
showings-7 Z and 8 pm, Constance Tai.
madge, THE Duchess OF Buffalo;
Friday. Lloyd Hughes, Dolores Del
Rio, pals First; Saturday, Rudolph
Valentino in "A Sainted Devil" at 3,
), and 9 pm.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
GiYETY-"Bringin Up Father, i'm
Florida"

Bringing Up Father in Florida"
will he next weeks attraction at the
Gaycty Theater. with Pete Curley
again seen as JiGgs. Beatrice Har-
lowe in the role of Maggie, Joe Car
roll MS Dinty Moore and Walter *.
Brown as the Duke of Edam.
The new version of this popular
comedy has the entire plot rewritten.
with Florida rs the locale. Florence
Naomi May Janese and Tom Moran
have important roles and IS rhoristers
will he seen i'll the ensembles and
dance numbers.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
HOME.

Sunday. Leatrice JOY in The Cling
ing Vine" and AL st. John in Who
Hit Me-; Monday, Dorothy Revier in
when Husbands Flirt" and Mack
Sennett comedy, "Gooseland"; Tues
day. Irene Rich in The Honeymoon
Express and Neely Edwards in
Two Dollars Please: Wednesday,
Lionel Barrymore in The Bells" and
Neal Burns in 'Papa's Pest: Thurs.
day. Lon CLANCY in Outside the
Law" and Felix cartoon; Friday,
Laura La Plante in Poker Faces
and Aesop Fable; Saturday, Zane
Grey's "Forlorn River" Our Gang
in Baby Clothes" and the first in
stallment of the new chapter play
showed In"
Evening star., 1926-09-29
MtTUAL - Evelyn Cunninsham''
Revue"

Evelyn Cunningham and Her Re
vue' is scheduled for the Mutual
Theatcr next week. with Evelyn her
self heading the cast.
Fred Reeb. eccentric German come
dian, is a featured member OF the
company, and Bob Nugent, Harry
Reaslev and Grace Wallace make up
the balance of the aggregation, with
the addition of the usual l6 girls
utilized as the chorus.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
SAVOY

Sunday. Robert Frazer in The Isle
of Retribution' and Imperial Com
edy;' Monday. Dorothy Mackall In
Joanna and Felix Cartoon; Tues
day. Lionel Barrymore in The
Bells and Andy Gump comedy;
Wednesday, Rudolph Valentino in "a
Sainted Devil" and AesOp Fable:
Thursday. "The Reckless Lady" and
comedy The Radio Bug; Friday.
Norman Kerry in THE Love Thief
and Sennett comedy, 'Funnymoon-
ers' Saturday, Wallace Beery in
Behind the Front and Our Gang
Comedy, Buried Treasure.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, Anna O..
Nilsson in Miss Nobody" and Char
lie Chase comedy, mighty Like Il
Moose; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon in
Men of Steel' and AeSop Fable;
Thursday. T.eatrice JOY in The
Clinging Vine" and Neal Burns in
"Papa's Pest: Friday, Gene Stratton
Porter's "Laddie" and Charlie Cooke
in HE Forgot to Remember: Sat
urday. Laura La Plantc- i'll Poker
Faces and Aesop Fable.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
NETROPOIITAN-"ThreeB Bad Men. -

Al Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
next week. beginning Sunday after
noon. the photoplay feature will be
the William Fox epic of the West.
Three BAD Men," in which the fea
lured roles are played by George
D'Brien, Olive Borden, J. Farrell Nc
Donald. Frank Campeau and Tom
&antschi. supported by an ensemble Of
5000. A special attraction will 10
Evening star., 1926-09-29
PARK.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday UFA's
THE Waltz Dream" Andy Gump
comedy and news events; Wednesday
and Thursday. Ernst Lubitsch's 80
This Is Paris" with Monte Blue and
Patsy Ruth Miller. and Alice Ardell
comedy and news events; Friday
Ernest Terrence, William Collier and
Greta Nissen in THE Wanderer,'
and Dinky Doodle cartoon: Satur-
day. Madge Bellamy. Harrison Ford
and Leslie Fenton in Sandy"
Charlie Chase comedy and, matinee
only. chapter 10. "The Phantom
Police" (Shows continuous on Sat
urday from Ppm. On Sunday, from
Evening star., 1926-09-29
LEADER.

Saturday. Sunday and Monday,
THE Johnstown Flood" educational
comedy and mystery serial; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Rudolph Valentino
in "A Sainted Devil" and Andy Gump
comedy. "Chesters Donkey Party
Thursday and Friday, Earle Fox and
Evening star., 1926-09-29
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday. James Kirk:
wood. Betty Compson and Mary AS
tor in THE Wise Guy" Pathe Weekly
and comedy. THE Rats Knuckles"
Tuesday. Florence Vidor in you
Never Know Women" and Fox COM
edy. "Officer of the Day; Wednes-
day. Earle Fox and Anna May Wong
in "A Trip to Chinatown" and COM
edy, ''On the Co.; Thursday and Fri
day, Lloyd Hughes and Dolores del
Rio in Pals First" Fox weekly and
Pathe comedy. There Goes the
Bride: Saturday, THE Secret
Spring" Pathe comedy, Hold Ev-
erything," and Fox scenic, I'm q
China Shop"
Evening star., 1926-09-29
HIPPODRONIE.

Sunday and Monday, Emil Jan
nings and Lya de Putt in Variety, -
also Pathe comedy, Hurry, Doctor
Tuesday Dorothy Gish in Nell
Gwynh' and comedy, Too Many
Brides Wednesday. William V.
Mong in "Off the Highway" Pathe
News and comedy, Don't Butt In;
Thursday and Friday, Bebe Daniels in
The Volcano" and Fox comedy.
Strong for Love; Saturday. Claire
Windsor and Owen Moore in Money
Talks" Pathe News and comedy, The
Only Son"
In addition, William Single. tenor,
will offer a daily program. with nov.
city slides, starting Sunday.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
SITUATIOSS-DOMESTIC.

APARTMENT to clean or part-time work
getting dinners Write 137 Gresham pi NV.
CHAM BERMAID AND HOCSEWORK, by
neat colored woman. 2034 Ca. ave. wv
COLoRED GIRL. reliable, wants position
l.hanlhernad. 1879 I.anier pI.
Evening star., 1926-09-29

YOUNG MAN. 81. living at home with pa
Pnts. desires to learn real estate busin
and wishes connection with reliable firm
best OF references. Address Bon Job sta
office. 3O'
Evening star., 1926-09-29
TIVOLI-"Tin Gods ="

Thomas Meighan will be the star at
Crandall's Tivoli Theater the first two
days of next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon, III Paramount's production
of Tin Gods" which will be sup
plemented by Topics of the Day and
the Pathe Review
Tuesday and Wednesday, Milton
Sills. supported by Doris Kenyon. Mae
Allison. Frank Currier and George
Fawcett. in First Nationals produc-
ton of Men of Steel" filmed against
a background which shows actually
the gigantic business of producing
steel, together with Il new Aesop Fa-
BILE, added short reels and pipe organ
music: Thursday and Friday, Marie
Provost in the stellar role of Pro
ducers' release, almost a Lady" sup
plemented by a Booth Harrington
Van Bibber comedy, entitled "Rah.
Rah, Heidelberg" and Screen Snap
shots: Saturday Fred Thompson in
Lone Hand Saunders" supplemented
by new Buster Brown comedy, en-
tiled Buster Browns Narrow E,s-
cape" and other short subjects. to-
cether with pipe organ accompani-
ments and solo intervals by Otto r.
Beck and Ida V. Clarke
Evening star., 1926-09-29

Anna May Wong in "a Trip to China.
town." Fox News and comedy, Cupid
q la Carte; Saturday, Tom Mix in
"A Yankee Senor," Mystery Pilot
serial and educational comedy, Baby,
Be Good"
Evening star., 1926-09-29
AMBASS.iDOR-"Three Bad Men,

George O'Brien, Olive Borden. Tom
SantSchi. J. Farrell Mcdonald and
Frank Campeau, together with an en-
semble of $4,000 people. will be seen
OH the screen at Crandalrs Ambassa-
dor Theater the first three days of
next week.in the William Fox prOduc-
tion of Three Bad Men," an epic of
the West laid in the days of the land
grant and gold rushes. Auxiliaries of
the bill will be limited by reason of
the length of the feature.
Wednesday and Thursday. Irene
Rich in the stellar role of "rhe Hon.
evmoon Express" supplemented by
Charlie Chase in Mighty Like Il
Moose; Friday, Lon CLANCY in the
stellar role of The Trap" n mystery
drama, supplemented by AL st. John
in who Hit Me-: Saturday, Betty
Bronson and Ricardo Cortez in The
Cats Paiamas." a Paramount produc
ton. augmented by Mack Sennetts
spanking BreeZes," Screen Snap
shots and the Pathe Review.
Evening star., 1926-09-29

ONE of Washington's largest
department stores requires the
services OF a practical man to
do repair work i'll the jewelry
department and other sundry
departments. Not necessary to
be an expert repair man. In
making application state age,
references and salary desired
Address Box 2S6-B, Star office.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
PRESIDENT-"The Kiss i'm Taxi

''The Kiss in Taxi" Clifford Grey's
hilarious farce from the French of
Maurice Hennequin and Pierre Weber,
will be presented by the President
Players at the President Theater next
week, beginning Monday night.
The play, which had long runs in
New York and Paris. abounds in hu-
morOus complications and mirthful
lines.
Leona Powers, Walter Gilbert, Rus
sell Fillmore and others of the com
pany will be seen in this story of a
philandering husband, his pretty af-
flnity and lonely wife
Evening star., 1926-09-29

ONE OF the large real
estate firms has room in its
Business Properties Dept.
for two men experienced
in the sale and exchange OF
business properties and
apartment buildings. Ad-
dress Box 13-B, Star Office.
THE HECHT CO. requires the
services of an experienced hand
presser in the mems alteration
room
Colored.
Apply Employment Office.
The Hecht Co.
MEN-Wonderful opportunity
for live men to make real money
selling guaranteed merchandise
on easy payments; every assist
ance given by sales manager.
See Mr.. Blum, bet. 9 and 10
am, o35 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1926-09-29

, TEACHER. competent kindergarten, viii
care for children while parents worit: con
venient to Government buildings and Grant
School. Call West 257t after 40.
WOMAN settled. refined. cheerful wishe=
position in hrst-class home: active and eth
| ci-nt: experienced in of elderly ladies
! and backward children: would read 10 shut
/ i-s Address Rox oS-.B Star office
Evening star., 1926-09-29

DRESSMAKING. home or out by the day
experienced. North E.i-J.
EXPERIENCED COLORED MAID for morn
inp unrk lI2N Alh