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D'0 ldlltire. The old critics struggled
to be merciful and took refuge in Renaissance
and sentimentality, but the young critics had
no such resources of mercy Pallioni disap-
peared again. and forever
You mean she is still alive" Mrs Whit
taker now exclaimed to Madame Rubin
is alive and in the hotel lvin', ma am
Twice year permanent and dye her hair
so careful like my own = except she wants it
kinda too black now. for the face she's got
little face. ma'am. still pretty. but so ptiful
old-looking. White hair would be more gentle
wit it. ma am. But she wants it black like in
yout'. So | don't fight wit her. ma am. For
why? Let the poor one have what is a pleasure.
ma'a Her hairdressin' and her religion is all
she's got And now is so feeble she can't get
to church."
Madame Rubin shrugged. 'Musta once
kept her busy confessin'." she exclaimed "If
she oonfesses all she done, would keep her busy
till she gets to Heaven. and then maybe some
she's forgot!'
You mean - she was a wicked Woman?"
There had. of course, been scandals in Mrs.
Whittaker's girlhood about Pallioni. but moth
ing was ever proved. Pallionis claims to inno-
cence and virtue. though somewhat too
articulate, were often repeated, and always
upheld publicly by men.
Madame Rubin shrugged. Il don't know
how you mean wicked. ma a'am Wicked de-
pends on who does it and why. She didn't begin
wicked, though she was a streetwalker in
Naples
What" Mrs Whitaker breathed Had
Henry known that? Oh. she almost hoped not!
Perhaps that was what had sent him to her 50
abruptly. with strange wintery look on his
young face which she had never understood.
And nothin' fancy, ma am. She used to
work around the docks where the sailor mems
comes in from all over the world. So was her
business good, like was her mothers before her.
God himself don't know her father so she grows
up like that, wit singin' voice that earns her
wine and bread. Sings and dances in the cafes
when she gets into her teens, and can choose
what she likes out of all the mems Begin her.
k1Ow do you know all this?"
From her lips, ma am. Years in and years
out nobody she talks wit any more because
she amt got nobody. So now she talks to me
while mix up the hair dye or give her the wave,
tellin' me about the old sins. Interestin' or not
l listen if she talks, and is all in the business"
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says her dOctO 0D9'slef slle IS got to get right
out to California. give her shampoo early in
the morning she leaves, and she says is she
goin' she better CO. She goes all that way to
California, and only stops there on account Of
the Pacific Ocean. l kinda took notice the
kruiken of Polonowski was very good that
morning." She smiled slyly.
Pallioni was name we'll known to Mrs.
Whitaker. In her girlhood the dark, beautiful
Italian girl had come to New York and caught
in her small firm hands all the dreams of young
and old. Mrs. Whitaker, then a TALL awkward
young girl, had gone home that famous first
night to weep because she could never look or
speak or sing like that exquisite little shape of
dew and fire and song, whom she had watched
as she sat motionless between her parents at
the old Metropolitan Opera House. She felt
like large white COW, when in the intermsson
young Henry Whitaker came into the box
and bowed over her hand.
He sat down beside her. and for the rest of
the evening kept his opera glasses on the little
dancing figure of Pallioni. That was really why
the tall silent girl at his side wept in her bed
that night. Her sole shred of comfort was that
Pallioni was surrounded by men, young and
old.
Whether or not Henry Whitaker had ever
joined that surging crowd Mrs. Whitaker
never knew. Secretly she rather imagined that
he had, for after neglecting her completely for
six weeks after Pallioni's first appearance that
winter, he suddenly came one night after dinner
to call upon her. He carried the largest bouquet
of white roses she had ever seen. These he
thrust at her. Here" he said. These are for
you"
To her amazement he proceeded to pro-
posal, plain if abrupt. She was too grateful to
do anything but accept him. And there had
been no moment during their short engagement
in which she felt intimate enough with him to
make any delicate inquiries. After her marriage
she decided she would prefer not to know any
thing anyway
But this question: perpetually unasked and
unanswered, was to make her always sensitive
to the name of Pallioni.
There had been pathetic night, some six
years ago. when Madame Pallioni had an
nounced her return to the concert stage. Shall
we go, dear?" she had asked Mr.. Whitaker.
NO." he replied, simply and shortly.
She had looked at him. wondering if his
impassive face concealed a secret feeling about
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429 9th ST. N.E.-Large front room, newly
decorated quiet. gentleman.
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Y. N. H. A. 10 Weigh
Centers in Emergency

A meeting of the Executive Board
s-ef the Middle Atlantic States Fed
Grafton of Y. NJ H. AS tonight at
the Jewish Community Center will
open the 31st annual convention OF
the organization.
Delegates from 80 communities
In Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia
and Delaware will attend the ses-
sions.
The theme of the convention is
1.-THE Jewish Center in the Emer-
Sency" and discussions will revolve
Sbout the problems that character
building agencies face in preparing
young peope to meet changing
world conditions. An expanded pro-
gram of activities to provide for
the recreational and spiritual needs
of Jewish service men in the Bird
Corps area will be undertaken by
the constituent agencies of the
federation
Among the speakers at tomor-
rows sessions will be Brig. Gen,
James A. Ulio, assistant adjutant
general; Miss Harriet Elliott, con-
sumers commissioner on the Ma
tional Defense Commission; Chief
Apf Chaplains of the United States
Navy Robert D. Workman, and
Frank L. We'll, president of the
Jewish Welfare Board.
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SELF-SERvICE GROCERY and meat mkt !:
az. $500 weekly cash business. Call RA.
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SITUATIONS WOMEk.

BoOKKEEPER -TYPIsT and general once
worker, cashier, now employed. desires
change; 10 yrs experience. MA. 5000 bet.
o and g, after 6 MA. 44S3. 30
traveller; references Box 3S0-A. Star. -
GIRLS. colored, good typsts, legible hand,
experienced. wish work to do at home.
Please. CO. 147l. IL
p. B. x. OPERATOR, typist. clerk hotel
Star IL
STENOGRAPHER-TY college gradu-
ate experienced in newspaper. politics.
government; references, SH. 4S72-J. %
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATORS-Ne and used. $50 up:
guaranteed I'D to years: easy terms
R. o Smith. 1874 H st. ne. Lincoln $3.50.
REFRIGERATOR, Grunow. cleo family
ave Tfema Panf MAJ sFdfs s$S
B1g9: 55 :, : sssss
tory cases, and viii be sold al the lowest west
andard makes Of esr Garry
Years experience IS Your your guarantee Of
ersi seetrc T dsf sSeR % a
S5osiey Ksyinat0r N Nf5sg LEONARD Cold old
on these models We have over 500 re-
fTgersters that we are going e o,o acr
frigerators in original factory cases that
viii be sacrificed at deep-cut prices OF
Long, easy terms Unusually liberal trade
- ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Appliance House,
92l g st. NV, Entire Building.
District 1887. Open Ewes. Till PM
RUG, new snper-auality Chinese: a beauty
I512 Erie ave, Takoma Park. Nd. Shep-
RUGS. Oriental, large and small; prices
reduced during christmas sale Rare Rug
Shop. 1904 18th st. NV.
RUG, 7'6"xS'6"; secretary, end table. cleo
trie broiler. all $500; sofa bed, $500.
SEWING MACH. new Singer store. al4a
portable; SIS: rents. repairs Ma 1883.
SEWING MACHINEs-singer. portable
eiec.. knee cont, perfect cond. year old
hogany finish. electric lighted; sis 90 each.
Brewood. 1917 @ st. NV. DI. 4s6s.
SODA FOUNTAIN, new, all dry, fully auto
matte, with 50-gal ice cream capacity;
beautiful counter with terrazzs step very
latest model VIM sell at practically cost
Tobacco Co.. store equipment dept 63l
Mass ave. NV.
SOFA and chair to match No reasonable
offer refused. Call Chestnut 542l evenings
STERLING sILvER-complete table set.
is small Old English initial IN on each
piece will sell lot very reasonable. Apply
Sunday, Lincoln 1072. i
STORE FIXTURES and office equipment:
edos at SO so each. Ace Clothing Co., s27
9TH st. NV MA 6274
STUDIO COUCH and two Overstuffed
fhaTs at I'll in 1899 1890 Lan Ged p Cheap
TOYS children's: carriages and furniture
Use our lay-away plan. no carrying charges
1895 st. ne. AT 4464
TRAIN, cleo, streamlined. comp: double
tie. Reas. RA. 1888.
TUXEDO, youHS mans. size SO, Very good
condition. Reasonable. RA. 1899.
TUXEDO. almost new. $50. size a.: full
dress d; ! @ worn once SIS size a.
TYPEWRITER. standard make, L. c. Smith;
3 years old; slightly used; S35. Dupont
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 5716 18th
NV GE INSTANTANEOUS. 81 IS mo-. 4
mos in adv. $685.: no del. 81 add dep
TYPEWRTTERS Underwood, rebuilt,
ST. so; portables, 81 up: TERMS. Rentals
ce i4s5 PI Eve s2s & Macdonald ryDe s6
EUREKA. sse5; ETEcTRoLIX. si6.9s:
with att, rebuilt and guar. like new 1 Vt.
M nm BEST :, n brands 81 Ns co, 777s I.
WAsHERs-Deep-cut prices on brand
in crates at discounts Of more than 500
as low as 81 weekly. LIBERAL trade-in al
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
eel G St. NV. Entire Building.
SPECIAL SPECIAL #; by f. walk.in cooler;
Immediately. Washington Tobacco Co.,
store eouipt. dept. 63l Mass. ave. NV.
4s BASS HOMER AcCORDIAN. case and
instruction book; practically new: cost
s125' sacrifice s45 cash. $50 9Th ST. ne.
1000 THEATER folding chairs,
SO cents each in small or large
quantities. Strand Theatre, 9th
and D SITS. NV.
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O--O Isl 81. N-W+-Master bedroom, pri-
vate bath. continuous hot water: Is min
utes downtown; adults. Randolph 2762.
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405 sth ST. s.E-Large front room, newly
furnished twin beds. radio. PRIVILEGES;
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE+A good junk and auto wrecking
business, established 15 years, doing be-
tween $4,000 to $4,000 year. Terms.
Box 409-A. Star. l.
FOUR-CHAIR BARBER SHOP and equip
ment for sale; good location. Box 404-A,
Star. l.
LUNCH. BEER, WINE: good business. Call
Alexandria 9402. g.
FOR sAIE-0rocefy. meat and produce
siIs. fSoss IA X. Sse6 lsssf tS:yo p.n.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1907 UPSHUR ST. Nw.-Large comforts
able front, double exposure room suit. for
2. neXt hath. shnWer. reaS
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next bath; most cow. location walk. dist.
Govt. bldgs.: ideal 1 or .. Dupont 1874
1861 GIRARD ST NV. Apt 32-Large,
newly turn. room. next to bath: unlim
phone; cow. car and bus. CO 432G-J.
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SUNNY ROOM. double or single: Ia
dult family: references: reasonable.
TIOI
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COOKERS, black and buff. s2O-S25: A. K
c. REGISTERED 1872 E. Bradley lane. Chevy
Chase, Nd WI. 1911.
CHOW PUPPY. male. 7 months old, black,
pedgreed; cheap. 1851 East Capitol ST.
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FOUND.

sRING OR REPORT deserted, stray animals
1onIy5 to the Animal Protective Assoclation'
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic 7142
mTsu SETTER, found on the bride paths
~ Potomac park, appears to be valuable,
tag with name "E. w. Werner: now AZ
harbor precinct
sCoTTTE DOG. vicinity oates and Trini-
lad ave No reward expected. Lincoln
11Q2
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DOWNTOWN, 10 min. to Treasury; young
lady wishes to share with another attrac-
tive room, new furniture, twin beds. Sim
phone: ST. so each NE 100
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. eolorsd, neat wants to s esFss for
GIRL. colored, will care for your children
to suit your convenience while Christmas
shopping. North 1884. 30e
GIRL. colored. light complexion. age 81.
wishes Job Of maid. elevator operator or
part-time work. Phone Hobart 1886. ls
GIRL light colored. wants work as
waitress; 4 years experience, Gail between
l and 4 in afternoon. Michigan e4l2.
GIRL. colored, reliable. wants general
housework; experienced. MI. 7413.
GIRL. colored. reliable. wants morning
work from $50 to 12 80: best city ref.
Call at z O'Clock. DI. 32s5.
GIRL. colored, wants job. general house
work or nurse. 1873 st. NV NO. /.
Dupont 0941.
Girl. colored. desires position, waitress
chambermaid, g.h.w.. plain cooking; city
references. Ii 4549-W.
GIRL, colored. wants part-time or days
work. Good cleaner and laundress. d.
GIRL colored. wishes fob Of g,h.w. or
part time; dependable; good references.
Ii 1901.
WOMAN, colored. wants g.h.w., expert
upstairs room. Dupont oSss.
WOMAN, colored. settled. dependable, de-
sires work, cook, g.h.w.. in small family;
apt work, days ironing; working couple
with infant; ref. Decatur O942.
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1928 LAMONT ST. NW.-Extra large
comfortable double room, twin beds. at
tractively furnished; trans convt. to all
Govt. bldgs. Columbia 953S.
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BOATS.

STANDARD MARINE ENGINE. reverse pro-
peliers and shaft; demonstration. See W.
Cutler. e-3 pm. Potomac Boat Club. l.
NICE FAMILY CRUISER, 24xo It., marine
engine. Good condition. $3.50. AT. PAPA.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

WOMAN OR GIRL, white. for s.h.w., live
in; So per wk. Phone jackson 1511-W.
after $50 Saturday or all day Sunday.
to care for invalid; $40 per mo. and board.
Box 7g-B. Star.
WOMAN OR GIRL, general homework
cooking, light laundry; health certificate
REQUIRED. Chestnut s441.
WOMAN OR GIRL. cook, ah.w. 3 adults.
$50 month; Saturday afternoon and Sun
day on. GE. a033.
WOMAN OR GIRL. white. competent nurse
maid refs; health cert: $40 mo-; stay
nights. Emerson 500,
WOMAN, white, for general housework;
live in. Hobart 5734
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SITUATIONS MEh.

ACCOUNTANT exp:: books started, kept
local refs: S12,50 mo RIA. 2544,
BUTLER. HOUSEMAN, WAITER, colored.
experienced in serving tea. cocktail and
dinner Darties. city ref Box 375-A, STAR
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BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS R. l. Reds, SIS per 100.
Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed Store,
619 st. NV. Metropolitan 00s9.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
URNITURE-Household goods of all kinds,
rugs. bric-a-brac; highest cash prices.
Call Republic 1904 i
FURNITURE: rugs, household goods. ONCE
p fnFfnlture etc Pest PRICES nes Best results
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD furniture. rugs.
EVENINGS after gA 3. Randolph sos4 dei5! o.
PIANO-win pay cash for grand or up
right; must be bargain: give details. Box
RADIATORS, hot-water steam or gas:
furnaces, All sizes: reasonable. Block Sal
wage Co. 1914 3lst st NV. MI. 7141.
WE BUY, SELL old gold, jewelry. cameras,
sporting goods. Max zweig' 9s7 D st. NV
S1ksEFHS GogH PIP 6 6fscsRb BED
A. KAHN NC. IS YEARS AT es5 r.
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat:
deE watch cases eondn nnm0r
NEW 3 y9F n 5E SS TN CO.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches. diamonds and old dis
earded sE isysISy ts SAG s1sh ya st R Sa5s
=. ENGINE GENERATOR SET :.
uni9w or 4vaive ~ non condensins 10 to
125 lbs, steam pressure State age, con-
dition and price. No dealers. YALE
LAUNDRY. 437 New York ave. NV
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
DEPENDABLE fuel oil delivery service
Recording meters. Ventalarm safety fill
Budget payment plan. LOUGHBOROUGH
OIL CO., National 1902.
GUARANTEED GENUINE PENNA. HARD.
Stove, nut S11 ton, 2,240 lbs, delivered
to bin Phone Atlantic 0592. l.
FIREWOOD. well seasoned. cut any length
50 cord delivered Adams $500
FIREPLACE LOGS ROUND OR SPLIT:
OAK, SO so PER CORD, GEORGETOWN
FTREWOOD. REPUBLIC 5676,
FIREwOOD Seasoned oak and hickory.
SO per cord, any length, delivered. Pier
son. Sandy Spring, Nd Ashton 1921.
ARLINGTON COAL CO.,
2,240 LBS. TO TON.
CARRIED IN FREE.
Pocahontas stove 81 / 90
oocahontas pea " $50
Blue Banner egg - $50
Va. hard stove or nut------------ 1925
Pa. hard stove or nut----------- 1928
Pa. hard pea lilo
Run Of mine. 75E lump -------- rs
Kindling wood. cord 500
PHONE JACKSON 1890
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

DEATH NoiiSLo-@i'@" ~
sertion of 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special NO.
tees and all advertisements unoer
Personal Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under Situ-
atoms Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
!. The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those OF
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COOKERS, black and buff. s2O;s25: a. x.
c. REGISTERED 1872 E. Bradley lane. Chevy
Chase. Md WI 1911
CHOW PUPPY. male. months old, black
pedigreed; cheap. 1851 East Capitol ST.
POI POINTER DOG: male. well-brOken; $50 90.
COOKERS. registered pedigreed puppies,
large selection; reasonable. Shepherd
o143- SO Ridge ave. Sill. Spr.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, wire hair, fe-
males, So males, SO. "a owens ave,
Hyattsville. Md
MIGHT HOUND. black and tan. registered
male, guaranteed. $50. WI 1851. IL
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, mos. old.
male 1 thorobred- Nelson Davis. oakton,
Va Vienna 1918. l.
CHRISTMAS PUPS. beautiful small type;
your choice, SIS. WA. 1712 evenings.
CHRISTMAS PUPPIES-Cockers. scotties,
BoStons wire-hair terriers: also boarding.
DACHsHUND. male puppy, whelped Sept.
y; registered A. X. c.; price reasonable.
Call Woodley 4451
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR, given a sani-
targ bath. removing all fieas and returned
Wo O224. Bethesda Branch. WI 3045.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
$50 CHESTER WHITE sHoATs, from 50
the lot reasonable AyrlaWn Farms
Bethesda, Md WI. 1915
RIDING HORSE for sale Apply at Argyle
Country Club, Silver Spring, Nd il
RIDING HORSE. high-class. SIS. Here is
more than you can buy for your money
elsewhere; gentle. will jump. Also 2 small
hex va Duke psfsen Io5 yosr Ghd 6t
M J. Waple, ir.. Alex. 0429.
HORSES 90, for riding or work; very
cheap. Call Oliver 0639 for appointment
TO see horses.
RIDING. work horses, ponies, 2 cheap
mules. beautiful colt. 2 hfgh-class hunters
saddles brides. blankets, pony buggies:
Will trade or buy. Must be as represented
or VIII refund. Driscol. rear 736 18th
81. Sc.
BEAUTIFUL Palomlno saddle mare white
name and tail. lady broke. trainer can
accommodate several boarders: best Of
attention given; private track; prices very
moderate V. r. Holt Stables. Southern
ave. and Suitland I'd sc.
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HELP MEN.

MAN, young, white, 1921, auto
parts stock clerk, D. c. permit,
native of District. See Mr.. Beach,
1923 33rd st. NV.
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5l32 NEBRASKA AVE. NV, near Conn
Nicely Turn. twin-bed room; private home.
CHEVY CHASE. 1924 Mckinley st. NV
rev mouse, new twin beds; private hors
No children. Emerson 1880 ''
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

bronzes of all descriptions at low prices.
For durable gifts. shop at GEORGETOWN
BRASS SHOP, 3033 NJ st. NV.
ANTIQUE bird cage tea table. S55; rose
carved Victorian chair, $50. Phone Temple
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| 1850 NEWTON ST Nw-Large room,
twin beds next bath: reasonable: no other
| dfflf
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223O5 TUNLAW RID. .N.w.ILarge. e;iet-
Iront room adjoining bath; excellent trsnS-
portation. Emerson 1910.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IN ALEXANDRIA. vA--For sale or long
| term lease, 2 blocks. from No. truck
route. to 4 acres Of ground on railroad
W Gas s warS BGsEf ao P sSUss
Alex. 26ie. ~
BUSINESS coRNER-Delcatessen doing
SO to $40 daily 81, ; ro s and and bath lst
$50 month; extra lot. approved BY r. II. A.,
for two-family, fiat; owner moving to Cali
fornia, will sell all..including stock, fixtures
ourn nssas tyo for sSoo v nsd
balance; E; w Clever Co., 1923 N. Irving
av. 5000 weekly cash business. Call RA.
5012 after q PM. %
FRUIT STORE opportunity for delicatessen.
Bargain. RE. 96h2. l.
FOR SALE--Beautiful restaurant and nisht
north Of Laurel: owner must sell on ae-
count Of III health. Box IS, Laurel. Md. Il
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. u, @ 8
well-established business, doing $1,000
the wash S area: $1,000 caah eS bal '0t terms
Aoert cohe en- rssitor' o42 o 1 a94s
Blvd un viii , s4 been en-
count OF other interests: rent. $40 month.
ss6ne W. %srsa i5o1
SMALL LUNCHRooM. fully equipped, rea-
sonable good business location. Half blk.
from main gate Navy Yard. HOS 9Th st.
Sc. 30s
THE FAMILY SHOE sTORE"-A trade
For sale. reasonable. Write !. Simon CO.,
1926 Broadway, New York City.
LOT FOR RENT, SUITABLE FOR FRUIT
and vegetable stand, opposite streetcar and
bus terminal In Silver Spring, Md. Phone
OWNER. Shepherd BIOL
SMALL OFFSET PRINTING PLANT. Rea-
sonably priced, established In low-rent
downtown location. Phone Ma. 67e4. i
URANT-BAR-ROOMS, near Univ. of
Mo, Washington Baltimore blvd. Inquire
University Inn, Berwyn III. 8.
BOARDING HOUSE,
NEAR 18th AND p.
IL rooms, % beds modern furniture;
income. $3.50 to $500: $3.50 to $500 net;
81. 500 down, terms: owner has two other
businesses; save brokers' commission. Call
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:; 6514 9TH ST. NW.-Large front room. pri-
yate tn, for 1 gentleman; S25 mo. Tay-
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.

COUPLE colored. honest, sober. depend
able, 1st-class, economical cooks. dom.
COUPLE desires janitor's quarters: wife
employed. Phone oxford 0703-J, Sat. and
Sim. 1s
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4019 14tb ST N.W-Large, sunny front
room. z windows. new furniture, in physi-
clans home: SIS. RA. 226e
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20 10th ST. N.E-Front sleeping room
new furniture, next to bath; n block 10
transportation; reasonable /.
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CHEF. colored. would like connections with
hotel club or cafeteria; city references.
After pm, AT 0303
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BOARDING HOUSE,

NEAR 18th AND r.
10 rooms, % beds modern furniture;
income. $3.50 to $500: $3.50 to $500 net;
s., 500 down, terms: owner has two other
businesses; save brokers commission. Call
owner. Decatur 6400. Ext. AL. l.
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1871 < ST N.w-Large, nicely furn. room
with fireplace men only. Percy II. Rus
sal Co. l73l K St NV
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ptETWoRTH, 7l9 Varnum st. n.w.-single
'front.' room, $3.50 wk; unIim. phone
TayIor 4O4I. EXPRESS bus service
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MAN, As, strictly sober, reliable, active,
driver VA permit go
Box 309-A Star. Il
WAITER. white, age "a. desires work of
any kind in rest. or CT. lounge; IA yrs
exp; now emp. Call ME. 7941 after $50
m, Room IL. 80
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1852 N ST. N.W-Large. attractive ROOM
ior businesswomen; twin beds Wood
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MAN, colored, age 40 capable. drivers
permit. will live in II necessary, butler or
hotel or private family employe. Box
346-A, Star l.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1893 10th st. NV
walking dist; . closets. semi-pvt bath;
dole. or sgle.: gentiles HO 1212