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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wishes work of any kind.
Franklin 1888. Sill End st. NV. 3ls
COOK, colored, first-class general worker,
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DAYS WORK, by the hour or part time.
Phone Pot. 5940-W.
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK-Place wanted by
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time or day work; references; go home
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any kind; city reference. Call Atlantic
2520-J.
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IN small family; go home nights. North
COST l772 willard st.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION
Must be informed in reinforced concrete
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nffice
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INSTRUCTION COURSES,


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statesmen - One hundred dollars a week
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WANTED-SALESMEN.



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SALESMAN Tor our radio department and
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RADIO SERVICE MAN capable of taking
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BEAUTY CULTURE PRACTIcE-THE UN-
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Bank Savings Department

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MEN, reliable, with Identified
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SITUATION-FEMAL
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DRESSMAKING, plain and fancy, at home
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NV.
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SITUATToN--DOMESTIC.


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COMPLETE AND PRACTICAL CONNER
cial radio course, covers everything; time, 10
pert instructors; graduates placed. LOOMS
RADIO COLLEGE. 405 9th st. Main 1889.
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SALESMAN, mems furnish
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AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN
quire about our new method; licensed white
men; established 10 years. Call Lin. 80.
| THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT FOR
drawing, large studios offer practical spare
time training; will interview only those who
desire to make Commercial Art a profession.
Address Box 22l-S. Star Office.
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ANOTHER SAYS: I'm YOUR SCHOOL %
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FREE MARCELs wednesday, OTHER
beauty Culture work ut nominal prices.
PERMANENT WAVE, SIS.
Open until . pm. at 1925 N. II. ave-; until
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL.
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ALEXANDRIA POLICE
PLAN FOR BASE BALL

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February "a
Lawrence Padgett, manager Of the Alex
andria Police Department base ball
team. is busily engaged in making
preparations for the coming campaign
and has already signed II tosSers. They
are Edgar Sims, George Everly, Carl
Dreifus, Gerard Edwards, Gilly Lee.
Bill Langford, James Ludlow, Teddy
Sutherland, Lecky Rowland, Warren
Zimmerman, Joe Hamilton and James
BaylisS.
Padgett plans to arrange home-and-
home series with the Police Department
teams in Washington, Baltimore and
Richmond, Va.
Hoffman Clothiers have listed a game
with the strong w. H. French Co. basket
ball team, to be played here Wednesday
night at $50 in Armory Hall.
The Clothiers are anxious to arrange
games for tonight and Friday night
with unlimited or senior class teams
having the use of gymnasium. Phone
Jack Allen, Alexandria 2198, between
4 and pm.
Episcopal High School will close It's
basket ball season this week with two
flrst-rate contests booked, one of which
will be played here Wednesday after
noon with Central High and the other
is the game with Woodbury. Forest at
Orange, Va, Saturday.
Alexandria High School will play a
practice game with the All-American
A. C. in the Methodist Church gym
nasium tonight at o'clock in preparing
for its game with Warrenton High to-
morrow night at Armory Hall. the final
game for the third athletic district title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25
EASTERN AND Tech
DO WELL IN MEET

That Eastern and Tech have some
clever. track and field athletes was
proved Saturday night in the Univer-
slty OF Virginia games at Charlottes-
vile when the Lincoln Parkers won the
meet with 80 points and the Mckinley
boys finished second with 10.
Each team showed strength both in
the track and field events. Everett of
Eastern and Fountain and Nobel of
Tech won events. while Jenkins and
wade OF Eastern tied for first place in
the high jump
Gonzaga and Western will meet to-
morrow afternoon in the Western gym
In the lone Schoolboy floor game set
Tor home court. Central is to engage
University of Pennsylvania Freshmen
at Philadelphia.
Gonzaga will be striving for a win
over Western to wipe out a previous
1923 defeat at the hands of the George
towners.
Western has entered the annual Uni.
versity of Pennsylvania scholastic tour
nament starting Saturday at Philadel-
phia. 1t is hoped to obtain necessary
permission from school authorities to
make the trip in the next day or two.
In the lone game slated today Tech
and Hyattsville High fives were to face
In the Tech gym.
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Nurmi Apt to Draw Suspension
OF 6 Months for Not Running

There Is no reason to doubt that A..
A. u. officials are more than little
peeved over the Phantom Firms"
failure to run. as scheduled, in their
own championships at Madison Square
Garden Saturday night. Nurmi, al
ready under suspension, now must ap-
pear before the registration committee
OF the Metropolitan Association, A. A.
u, to explain, If he can, why he with
drew from the 2-mile Steeplechase an
hour before that event was to be run.
Unless Paavo can offer what the
committee considers legitimate ex-
cuse, the chances are that he will be
plastered with long suspension, pos
sibly as long as six months.
AS a matter of fact, Nurmi's side of
the story remains to be told. The Finn,
an even more elusive figure off the
track than he ever was on it, has dis
appeared again, and curious sports
writer's have not yet been able to track
him down.
Hugo QuiSt, who is generalissimo of
Nurmis campaign, said on Saturday
that Nurmi had gone stale and that
the famous runner was suffering from
a bad cold. But some critics of the
great Finn have another explanation
for Paavo's failure TO run
These observers declare that Quist
learned on Saturday afternoon that
Elmo Purje, another and younger Finn
would start in the steeplechase in
stead of in the two-mile fiat race in
which he was to have met Edwin Wide
the Swedish schpolm:i;ter. Nurmi
already had been charged with side.
stepping a duel with Wide when he
entered the steeplechase and some
critics commended that Paavo, rather
than face SO formidable a rival a.
Purje in the steeplechase, decided no
to run at ALL
1t appears that Nurmi would have
been trounced had he entered either
event. Purje broke the world recors
for the steeplchase by seconds ant
Wide, in winning the 2-mile fiat race
covered the distance in minutes ant
7 seconds, much better time than any
thing Nurmi has done on his presen
tour.
At any rate, Paavo will not run il
the special mile and one-half at tn
Warinanco A. c. games at Elizabeth
N. j., tonight. His place will be takel
by Wide, provided the Swede can gain
the necessary permission from A. A. U
officials. Purje is tentatively entere,
in a 3-mile event, but he also mus
obtain sanction first.
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MARYLAND U.F|VE
IN TITLE TOURNEY
Opposes Mississippi u, 1923
Champion, in First Round
of Conference Event.

By the Associated Press.
A THENS. Ga. February 25.-Six-
~ teen basket ball teams of the
~ Southern Conference will meet
4 "A in the eighth annual cham
pionship tournament at Atlanta.
opening Friday, with half-dozen or
more rating chance for the title.
Meeting here, the conference basket
ball committee paired the teams, with
only Virginia, Sewanee, Florida. Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute, Vanderbilt.
Virginia Military Institute and South
Carolina missing from the competitive
list.
Mississippi. the defending champions.
will be called upon to defend its crown
in the first game of the meet. the Ok
ford aggregation being pitted against
Maryland.
UPPER BRACKET.
Washington and Lee vs.. Louisiana
State.
MARYLAND VS.. Mississippi University.
North Carolina State VS.. Tennessee.
Georgia Tech VS.. Clemson.
LOWER BRACKET.
Georgia VS.. Auburn.
Kentucky VS.. Tulane.
Alabama VS.. Duke.
North Carolina VS.. Mississippi Aggies.
Matches listed for the opening day
are as follows:
1 pm-Mississippi University VS.. Maryland
2pm.-Kentucky VS.. Tulane.
p.m.-Washngton and Lee VS.. Louisiana
4p.m.-Nortf Carolina State VS.. Tennessee.
sp.m.-Alabama vs. Duke
pm.-University of North Carolina vs.
Mississippi A: & N:
Washington and Lee. North Carolina,
| by a vote of the conference coaches.
| Second-round games will be played
| Saturday, semi-finals Monday and the
| finals Tuesday night.
officials will be the same as last year,
S. B. Sutton Of Pennsylvania, Tom
Thorpe of New York and Paul Mention
| Of Baltimore.
Washington and Lee, at the top Of the
heap in the conference standing, rules
favorite to capture the championship.
Generals Go to Front.
The Generals slid into the lead with
| a 36-to-17 win over Virginia Poly, while
Georgia Bulldogs we're lacing their old
enemies Georgia Tech, q to Is. The
defeat toppled the Jackets from the
leadership. which they have held from
early season and even permitted the
Tarheels of North Carolina, who trounc-
ed Virginia Military Institute, 80 to 10,
to advance to second place.
| In the only conference game remain
! ing before the blast of the whistle in
he first game of the tournament. Wash
ington and Lee plays Virginia at Char
lottesville tomorrow night.
Here is the standing of the teams
in conference games:
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College Teams Practically End Their Indoor Campaign This Week
OLD LINE QUINT FACES
BIG TASK IN TOURNEY

University Of Maryland's basket
ball team. which has drawn Missis-
sippi U. last years champion. In the
first round Of the Southern Confer
cncc tourney, will spend the next
three days in printing for the con-
test. However. il the Old Liners
should get by the Mississippi quint,
it vii. have to meet Washington and
Lee. tourney favOrite. and a team
that has beaten them twice this sea-
son. in the second round.
Coach Burtin Shipley has only 10
players left on his squad. the limit
squad is allowed to take to the
tourney. and he doubtless will Garry"
only eight or nine men when they
leave for Atlanta Thursday.
Those still on hand are Hetzel and
Allen. centers: Madigan. who plays
any place: Radicc, forward or guard:
Evans. COhan and McGann. for
wards; Capt. Dean, Hcagy and Pitzer
guards.
GaylOr. husky forward. was ordered
not to play any more this year, fol-
lowing flu attack, and Rabbit.
guard. Is off the squad because of
scholastic difficulties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25
Pivot and Reverse
Keys to Offense

The ability to reverse ones direc-
ton when running at top speed, of
quickly pivoting or turning in the
opposite direction and rushing that
way, ranks as one of the most i'm
portant fundamentals in basket ball
today. The rapidity with which Of
the player switch from one direction
TO another in the least possible
time. On top of this the cut-back
offense, now quite prevalent, and
other offensive plays in which one
of the team must depend on losing
his guard by this procedure in order
to score, are added reasons for ones
perfecting himself in the art.
The full pivot is illustrated here.
the upper view being from the left
OF the pivoter, the lower one from
his right. AS he ruShes at top speed
along the court the signal comes for
him to reverse. He SlapS a foot fat
upon the floor, the left one in this
case, and drops the right one on
its ball about two feet behind the
left. being careful to keep his bal
ance to his rear. He uses the left
or forward foot to push from and
pivotS on the ball of the right or
rear foot, springing into full stride
in the opposite direction as he COM
pletes mis- half turn.
No player can practice this stunt
too much. Lacking ability to turn
rapidly and to run Immediately
thereafter at top speed in the oppo-
site direction will prevent a player
from making any first-class FIVE the
country over.
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SCORING LEADERS.
CONSIDINE IN FOURTH
ROUND OF NET EVENT

BALTIMORE, February 25.-When
play is resumed in the Maryland State
indoor tennis championship tournament
next Saturday in the 5th Regiment
Armory Bob Considine of Washington,
defending champion, will enter the
fourth round. He won second and third
round matches yesterday, scoring over
Frank Shore, also of the District, in the
second and over Sam Cohn, West Vir-
ginia State champion. In the third. In
both matches Considine was furnished
hard battling.
Dooley Mitchell. another Washing
tonian, downed Edward Lefieur, seeded
No. 8. in a third-round match, coming
back to win after losing the first set.
Yesterdays summaries:
Second round-Robert Considine defeated
Frank Shore. So. 81. CO.
Third ronnd-Considine defeated Sam
G Cob I Sns. IS 6,4; Elmer Rudy defeated
defeated Edward Lefeur, 4L QS'e 80. ' Tm5i
blliy JACOBS defeated Joseph skrentney.
First round-Rudy and Jacobsen defeated
KairyS and Fribush. Ga, 60: Leieur and
Rintoul defeated Taylor and Robinson, So,
CONSULTATIONS.
Shepherd defeated Cohn. Us, 60: Rob-
iniea seff saeSan R%nn ST ye9ms W
Shore defeated Reid. 90. ga.