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Musical. Gratitude has. from time immemorial. been recognised as one of the cardinal virtues and many and varied have been the modes of its expression by both individuals and nations. It remained, however, for Belgium to devise a unique method to demonstrate in perpetuity its appreciation of those who came to its rescue in the harrowing days during and since the world In the plans for the library building now under construction at Louvain, provision lias been made for a belfry and a chime of bells to replace those destroyed in St.

Peter's Collegiate Church in 1914. The large and gener- ous share in the rebuilding of. the world-famous library by the United States and the part played by the. allies and some neutral nations in sup- plying books to replenish, as iar as possible, the treasures the library held eight years aso. will be commemorated these plaving bells, in ringing out each day "The Star Spangled Banner" and national anthem of one of the other allien powers.

American tourists in Belgium this summer will have an opportunity, to hear a similar carillon when the Jef Prnyn Institute, a training school for I chime players, will be opened with ap- propria te festivities. This inauguration of the school will coincide with; the public celebration of the thirty- flfih anniversary of the appointment of the eminent carillon virtuoso. Jef Henyn, as the official carilloneur of! the metropolitan city of Malines. the see of the heroic Cardinal Mercier, where the celebration is to take place. It is hoped that by the time the festivities begin that M.

(ioldschmidt. the radio expert, will have perfected the wireless instrument which he has installed in the cathedral belfry and that b'- will be able to transmit the simple melodies of the chimes at the concert to distant cities. The apparatus was given a tri.il recently and the first to enjoy the Hertzian-wave chime playing i were the King and Queen of Belgium. 1 There is one woman in Belgium, noted as a most skilful carillon player, the daughter of Jef Denyn. whose place she has often supplied at the aerial key- board.

She is said to be the only woman carilloneur in the world and on the occasion of her marriage a few years ago. her father's pupils, as a trib- ute to her extraordinary proficiency, kept the chimes of St. Rumald's at I Malines singing all day. to the delight ot all within hearing of the bells. The enthusiasm that foreigners have shown for these airy melodies of Bel- gium has developed in the people of i that country an increasing appreciation of the valuable educational asset they possess in these musical chimes which draw thousands of lovers of these tinkling strains from remote parts, particularly from America, in the sum- mer months.

Meantime, while the construction of the new library at Lou vain is progressing. books by the hundreds, sometimes by the thousands are pouring into Belgium from Kran-e. Kngland, America, distant Japan, and practically every part of the world, and are bemg carefully stored away against the no distant day when the shelves, now in process of manufacture in the I'nited States, will be ready to receive them. Apparently not even jazz ean rob the old melodies of their appeal. St.

Louis recently presented Victor bert's "Sweethearts" at its municipal opera, and the box office reports that 1 i' did a business of more than for the week. The- nine years inter- vening since this tuneful opera was first produced, with Christie McDon- aid as the star, has not seemingly dulled in the least the charm of Her- bert's melodious work, and it was the occasion of tKe biggest week's busi- i ness in the four years' history of the i St. Louis Municipal Opera. Henry H. Freeman, organist and choir director of old St.

Paul's Episcopal Church (Rock ('reek parish), will leave the latter part of the month for St. Hyaeinthe. Quebec, to inspect the; new organ being built there for St. Paul's Church. The organ is to be installed and ready for uin the church bv the middle September, and Mr.

Freeman is planning to bring an organist of International reputation to play the recital at the dedication of the new instrument. Mrs. Freeman will accompany Mr. Freeman on trip, which will include in its itinerary Niagara Falls. Tiiousand Islands and Montreal.

On the return trip they will come through Lake to Albany. X. and then by daylight boat down the Hudson river to New York city. "During August and on the first two Sundays in September Mr. Freeman will be at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.

where, following his custom of many standing, he will preside at the organ of the picturesque Church of the Transfiguration. Miss Ruth Peter, soprano, who was brought Into prominence last season hen she filled prominent roles with tl-e Washingtonians. Rollin Bond's opera company, will be the soloist at this evening's service at the Church of the Covenant, ith Kstelle Thomas, a iolinist; Richard Lorleberg. violoncellist. and Claude Robeson, organist.

also contributing to the musical portions of the service. The preliminary program will commence at 7:15 o'clock ar.d will consist of trios for the three instruments and solos bv Mr. Loreleherg. in addition to those by Miss Peter. The sultry weather does not deter Minna Niemann, pianist, from continuing her musical activities, and week she was heard in an exacting program before the students of the Sisters' College of the Catholic Vnlversity.

Miss Niemann, who returned recently from the middle "west, where she gave a recital before the Eastern Illinois State Teachers' was received with enthusiasm amounting to an ovation by the students of the summer school of the Catholic University, which includes teachers from practically every urate In the union. The affair took place in McMahon Hall, which was filler! to overflowing, and her program included "Ffntasie. Minor." "Etude. Minor." "Etude. A Minor" (Chopin).

"Valse Impromntu" (Dohnanyl). "Improvisation" (Wagner-Schuett). "Moment "Musical" (Schubert), "Viennese Pancp," (Friedman). "Serenade" (Strauss). "Etude.

Op. 94" (Sternberg). "Seguidilla" (Albeniz), "To the "Rising Sun" (Torjussen), "Caprice Burlesque" tGabrilowitsch). Announcement Is made of the organization of a new quartet, to be known as the University Quartet, consisting of William Raymond, first tenor; John TVfartyn. second tenor: Fred East, baritone.

and Edgar Gray. bass. This aggregation of talent will make Its first public appearance this morning at the meeting of the Vaughn class at Calvarv Baptist Church. The members are all holding positions in prominent churches here except Mr. Gray, who is a newcomer to Washington musical circles and was for a time bass and director of the Amphion Male Quartet of New i Tork city.

He is the fortunate pos-' sessor of a voice of fine quality and the basso profundo range, which makes admirable support for a quartet doing mostly a capella singing. Mr. Raymond Is the tenor soloist of Calvary Baptist Church, and with Mr. East, who is also a member of the quartet at this church, was for many years In professional work, touring in tha double quartet of penman Thompson's "Old Homestead." Mr. Martyn is tenor soloist of the Church of the Epfphany.

A group of talented singers from the younger contingent of Washington's musical circles rave a delightful program Thursday evening, which jraj broadcasted at the radio station of Doubleday-Hill Company. KathaMUSICAL INSTBUCTIOir Washington Conservatory of Mnnc 140ft New Hampshire Avenue. iMipont Circle. M. method.

(Italian). Our jyimmor school for children 1 and All hranchea taught. WALTER T. HOLT Established 1M4. Phon.

franklin 4115. 8TTTDI0. ltlt CONN. AVE. School of Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo.

Hawtlian Steel Guitar Playing and the Ukulele SPECIAL 8PMMIR TEAM. BESSIE N. WILD Voice Cult-ire. Piano end Studio. TS B.

I. Are. N.W? rine Rich Fielder, soprano; Wilbur C. Fielder tenor; Seldman Crawford, baritone, and G. A.

Johnson, were the soloists, with. Mrs. Helen Crouch and Mrs. Eva Colbert accompanists. and among the numbers were Xhe solos.

"It a Mighty Good World (O'Hara). "The Lilac Tree" "To a Hilltop" (Cox), Hayflelds and Butterflies" (Del Rlego) and The Big Brown Bear" (Zucca). Mrs Fielder "Gray L)avs" (Noel Johnson), 'On tne Road to Mandalay" (Speaks). alues "In a Persian lU.iiTiann). "Davy fVlrir) and hong.

from "Robin Hood" (De Koven). Mr John sun- "The Wreck the Julie (O'Hara). "Rollins Down to Kio (German); negro splrltuels, VS Till I Put on My Crown (1RedIdick). "Little I'ickaninny Kid' and De Oie Arks a-Moverin'" (Guion). Sir.

Fielder; "Night Wind. tcr and "Macushla." Mr. Crawford; duets, "One Fleeting -Hour" (Lee) and "Evensong" (Charlton), Mr. ana Mrs. Fielder.

iftembers of the of Ingram Congregational Church w.ll go to Greenock this afternoon to give a musical service at the Church of the little Maryland town. The partv will make the trip In auto- i mobiles and will be entertained at supper bv the church. Mrs. Hunt McKee. director of the choir.

will leave tomorrow for Gordonsville. where she will he the guest of a former pupil. Mrs. John Webner. Mrs.

Mary Byrd Gouchenaur. supervisor Of music in the public schools of Wendell. recently week in Washington visiting friends and relatives. Franceska Kaspar Lawson. after a week silent ai the Kaspar summer "Mont Salvat." near.

Bluemont. in the mountains of irglnia, Williamsburg. where heard in r-ctal Friday evening at William and Mary College turned to her home here last evening. Miss Margaretta Campbell, soprano I will be ihe soloist this morning ai Ingram Congregational; Church she will he heard at the offertory Savior. Hear Me." by Dudley The Columbian Male Quartet has been engaged for two appearances on the programs of the Purcillville.

Chautauqua. July 30 and Augu-t The ciuartet Is composed of Paul 1 tenor; W. K. second tenor and rtlr.p<^or.- i Havnie. baritone, and B.

A. Lineback, bass. I Mrs John J. Stahi. soprano soloist and choir director of West Washington Baptist Church, has concluded her stav at Chautauqua, X.

and is now in 'Chicago, where she Is coaching with Percy Rector Stephens of New York, who is on the faculty of the summer school of the Chicago Musical College. Miss Pearl Waugh left Thursday for Indiana, where she will Join her mother and sister at their old home in Tipton for the summer Miss Waugh lijipects to spend a few weeks at Atlantic City before returning to Washington to resume her musical activities in September. The Columbian Quartet will sing this morning at the Vermont Avenue Christian Church, their selection being Dudlev Buck's arrangement of Kfndlv Light." The regular work of the choir and the two quartets of the church will be resumed in i September under direction again ol VV. E. Braithwaite.

I THE PUBLIC LIBRARY. Recent accessions at the library and 'ins of recommended reading will appear in this column each Sunday. The reprinting of this material in a monthly bulletin has been temporarily discontinued. Health. Bennett.

Sanford. Old Age. Blythe.3ftS. G. Keeping Fit flt Fifty.

QH-BR29k. Colp. Ralph, and Keller.MW Textbook of Surgical Nursing. E. L.

Home Care of Sick Children. Copeland. R. S. Over Weight.

H. A. The Defective Pelinquent and Insane. QFX-Cx-i. Eliason, E.

L. Practical Bandaging. OS-EH3P. 1 Graves. W.

W. Twenty Minutes From Physically Fit. VS-G783. Holmes. F.

L. Faith That Heals. Hodwood. M. P.

Public Health Surrevs. Ql-H7S8p. Marshall. .1. S.

Mouth Hygiene. 191(5. OV-M354m. New York rotate) University, general Plan and Syllabus for Physical Training. VS-N429.

Pierce ed. Sanitary Entomology. QF-P613S. Rllev. J.

s. Conquering Units. W. S. Race Decadence.

M. Developments In Nursing Education Since 1918. QDY-St48. Warman. Edward Barrett.

Twentyminute Exercises. VS-w-oil. Sports and Games. The American Annual Goif Guide and Year Book. 1921.

Ref. VKG-AtXiS W. D. Swimming and Lifesaving. 1889.

Barclay L. W. Educational ork of the Bov Scouts. Beach. R.

E. Oh. Shoot! VE-B3a3o Berrv. Elmer. The Forward Pass in Foot Ball.

VKF-B457f. Bonniot. de Fleurac. M-. and Failliot.

P. Les Courses a PiedI et com ours Athletiques. 1911. YAT- B646 Brvant. Mrs.

L. S. Educational Work of the Girl Scouts Chandler, W. and Miller, F. Basket Ball Technique.

com p. School Church and Home Games. 96s. Everlast Boxing Record Book. 192..

VB-Ev27. Grlswold. F. Some Fish and Some Fishing. VF-G888s.

Hapgood, George. Solitaire and Patience. VOT-H214s. Harding, A. R.

Science of Fishing. 1921. VF-H217S. Malone. Jock, and others.

Boxing and Training. VB-M296. Marre Paul. Solitaire. 1911.

VOT51347. Miller W. H. The Sportsman Workshop. VD-M613S.

Nutting. W. The Track of the "Typhoon." VGY-N976t. Rivers. Daen.

Conundrums. VPSR528. Smith, D. E. Number Games and Number Rhymes.

1912. VPLSm53. Spalding's Official College Soccer Foot Ball Guide. Van Dyke. J.

C. The Open Spacea VD-V28o. Whitehead. W. C.

Auction Bridge Standards. VOWB-W585a. Work. M. C.

Par Auction. VOWBW894p. The Theater. Barker. H.

C. The Exemplary Theater. VT-B243e. Bernard, Trlatain. Auteura, Aoteara.

Spectateurs. 1909. VT-B455. Bollman, Gladys and Henry, Motion Pictured fbr Community Needs. Lescarboura.

A. C. The Cinema Handbook. WRN-L568. Lubschei, B.

J. The Story of the Motion Picture WRN-LM2. Lytton. Grace. Scenario Writing' Today.

Macgowan. Kenneth. The Theater of Tomorrow. VUiMHUt. Nathan, G.

J. Th? 'Theater, the Drama, the Girls. YT-N194t. Oxriard, Henry E. All a a Rock Paaraant.

Phillips. H. A. The Future Photoplay. Rossiter.

Harold. Hour to Put on a Minstrel VUZ-R7J. Stratton. Producing: in Little VU-8t84p. Taft, Lin wood.

The Technique of aCUX-gUAk AGENTS. nuSINICSS YOOB nam plates, numbcra, signs; big illustrated book mailed free. E. Palmer, 141, Waaitir, Ohio. women; make $40 to $100 weekly selling silk hosiery direct to consumers; we deliver.

Sllktex Hosiery Mills. 320 5th New York. repeater; phonograph owners buy instantly; dealers purchase thousands; dollar fifty; wholesales one dollar; quantity 6rice seventy-Are. Repeats record Company, larkham Hollywood. Calif.

AGENTS make good money selling new revolving and sliding Ford sedan seats; a quick seller with good proUt. dependable Mfg. Streator. 111. water waver; gives flat marcel wave; no heat; any one can use: sells on Riyht; retail price-.

big Marcel Water Waver. 1048 Ardmore AGENTS WANTED to our goods and distribute free samples to consumer; 90c per wrife for full particulars. American 6222 American Cincinnati. Ohio. invented aluminum remarkably fast sales; new credit plan; repeat orders.

full line: all credited; unlimited husineit with no capital required. Wilson LtensH 3rd. Dayton. Ohio. AGENTS, crew managers, distributors: greatest summer proposition ever offered: $200 weekly fasy; full or part time; exclusive territory.

Premier Electric 1801 Grace (Jilcago. nderful seller, "proAt erery I dollar sales: deliver on spot: license unnecessary, aample free. 'Mission. Factory 2, 2121 Detroit. Mich.

new: sells ion sight; large profits: factory prices; free circular. Pelletier lift S. Dearborn. Chicago. men.

novelty men: Gloo Pen. a 50c mucilage fountain pen; everybody buys on demonstration. Write for big profit plan. Gloo-Pen 56-C, Pine New York. week; free samples; gold sign letters, any one can put on store windows; big demand; liberal offer to general agents.

Metallic Letter Company, 433 North Clark, Chicago. Milbtirn puncture-proof tubes. Demonstrate by driving nails in tire. Every owner wants them. Exclusive territory for big N.

Milbnrn. 344 W. 47th Chicago. weekly: travel by auto and install new stove converter in every home; wonderful invention: cook and bake all year without or wood; no gas or electricity needed: we furtiish auto. Thomas Mfg.

Convertor Day ton. Ohio new soft drink: add only wafer; goes big. Wolverine Soap Dept. Grand Rapids. Mich.

noma buys "Presto." a refeater: sample free. Premier Products 451 Broadway. N. Y. city.

daily easy. Ironing board covers selling like wildfire; sure sale where shown: experience unnecessary; sample free. Rallen Mfn. Dept. 1007, Baltimore Chleago.

to $15 daily easy: new hosiery proposition; neither experience nor capital required: your pav daily: we deliver and collect; proof. Mac-O-Cbee Mills Dept. 7916, Cincinnati, Ohio. to $15 day easy; sworn proof; new style hosiery; we deliver and collect; your pay dally: 24-hour service on orders; all latest colors: no capital required; spare time satis- I factory: new bonus and premium plan to customers. Write quick.

Mac-0-Cliee Mills Dept. 7710. Cincinnati. Ohio. i AGENTS? $7 a day easy: taking orders fori new guaranteed hosiery for men, women, chil- dren: L'7 styles; all colors: written guarantee to wear or new hose free; regular eustomers and repeat orders make you a steady Income and big-paying business: big money for spore time: experience or capital necessary: write today for complete line of samples.

Jennings Mfg. Line 903. Dayton. Ohio. THOUSANDS.

Now Invention prevents accidents: costs I aget.ts retails state men considered, arl Rroxvn. 50. (lolumbus. Ohio. MONEY and fast owner buys gold initials for his auto.

Yon charge make $1.35: ten orders dally easy. Write for particulars and free samples. American Mono- gram 568. East Orange, X. J.

BI'ILD steady repeat order business selling best product of its kind; make $10 to $75 weekly: write for proof. A. W. Britton East Orange. N.

J. CHEWING to stores; profitable i i business built up quickly with our novel pack- ages; spearmint and popular flavors; write today: Helmet Cincinnati. EASY Mo.VEY seiiing to colored agents making $25 daily. Write quick for I wonderful proposition. Marcellene HJ7 Main.

Richmond. Ya. INCREASE your pioflts selling soapT I extracts, as side Hue. Lacassian I 042 Mo. robber repa for tires tnd tubes; put or.

i cold, vulcanizes itself in 2 minutes: guaranteed last life of tire or tube; soils to every auto owner and accessory dealer: big free sample. Amazon Rnbber Dept. 207, PhllaI delphla. Pa. LIGHTNING battery compound startles the world: better than sulphuric acid: charges discharged batteries instantly: gallon free to agents.

Lightning St. Paul. Minn. LOOK! LXIOK! 50c bottles genuine emulsified I eocoannt oil sham pom, S-piece bay rum set. I lfio; sells for 50c soon as shown; 10-piece toilet I combination sella quick for agents.

25c; something new every week. United Soap Works. 71 Park New York. I MAN in each town to refinish chandeliers, brass beds, autos. by new method; $10 dally without capital or experience.

Write Gunmetal 30 Ohl, Decatur. 111. MEN and women to take orders for Pyx guaranteed silk hosiery: sold direct from tka mill to the wearer: possibilities for making money unlimited. Dyx Cincinnati. Oho.

unlimited. Dyx Hosiery 508 Lyric bldp. your own business; make more i money; retail Rawleigh's Good Health food products: spices, flavors, medicines, to let prep- I I arations. 140 everyday necessities used I by millions: large company, established 32 years: favorably known all orer America: prodI ucts sold on rime, lowest wholesale: no experii ence. pra tlcally no capital needed; we furnish everything; teach you to manage your own permanent, big-paying business: a year; particulars frpe: give age.

occupation, references. T. Rawleigh 782 Liberty Freeport. 111. RESPONSIBLE PARTY can secure state agency for combination crystal and vacuum tube radio set, two distinctive sets In one; new Invention, popular price.

Newton Radio 30 Church New York. Royal RIRLE SCROLL; wonderful educational picture device: every home eagerly I buys; agents clearing weekly. Royal Bible Scroll, 1608 North American Chicago. I SALE8 winning specialty line, appealing to every home; we deliver and I collect; special inducement to strong pro! dncers. Mac-O-Chee Mills Dept.

7605, Cincinnati. Ohio. SHIRT MANUFACTURER wants agents: advertised brand men's shirts direct to wearer; no capital or experience required. Free samples. Madison Mills.

505 Broadway. New TAILORING AGENTS wanted; must be big I producers; we have snappy fall and winter swatch line at prices can't help but sell (union made). Write for Leeds Woolen 1 Mills. Chicago. TAILORING men now earning $50 to $150 per week, year round, selling our wonderful $29.50 virgin-wool tallored-to-order suils-overcoats: they sell fast because $20 cheaper than store prices: you keep deposits; protected territory; prefer experienced; will I train inexperienced 1f right' man.

Write J. B. 1 Simpson. Personal, 831 West Adams Chicago, Dept. 184.

WE START YOU without a dollar; soapa, exI tracts, perfumes, toilet goods; experience Co" 8t- I Whir WORK for otners? Maka and sell your i own goods: we show you how; free book explains everything. Thos. Steel, President, I 625 Main, Richmond. Va. WILL.

YOU risk a postal to learn how to start profitable business without capital or ence? Others make $60 weekly silvering mirrors, reflnishing tableware, reflectors, brass; plating: complete working outfit and Instructions furnished. International Laboratories, Dept. 143. 809 5th New. York.

$100 COMMISSION first week selling whirlwind trade stimulator to cigar stands, confectioners; exclusive sales plan; pocket sample; write quick. Peoria Novelty Peoria, 111. SALESMEN. ADVERTISING SALESMEN, who at least $100 per week on straight commission basis in his home territory with A-l proposition of many years' standing. G.

Bloss, 880 Wade Ohio. ADVERTISING SPECIALTY 8ALK8MAX to represent manufacturer; permanent; glass novj elty calendars and specialties: unusual, unique; 8tone 2000 N. Major. Chicago. j- AUTO free equipment for i your car; get into auto accessory business now; either full time or on the side; $12 dally easy.

I show you how; capital or experience I necessary. Kxl, 1507 Michigan PRAWIflfo ACCOUNT to salesmen who can demonstrate ability sell line of roofing cettente and pa lota; new selling plan brings orders from trade. United Builders' Ca, 8602 Wada Park, Ohio. Special boys' overalls and Iffils rompers, sweeping country Jike wildfire. Every general stora buys, quick.

Ironalla (723), Cincinnati, ONLY 0NE BALE daily meana $200 per month! sales. $1,000 mootbly; main or side line; marvelous new g-lb. adding machine; retails $16; work eanals $300 machine; adds, subtracti, multiplies, divides, automatically; speedy, accurate, durable, handsome; live-year toiarantee; tremendous demand; amazing prof-1 its; write quick for liberal trial offer and protected territory. Lightning Calculator Company. Dept.

122, Grand Rapids, Mich. high-grade salesmen, to handle llvest proposition on market; prompt deliver-1 commissions. National Manufacturer' i 6 E. Lake Chicago. REGARDLESS of what, where or to whom yoo our line of high-grade specialties will fit in, and these necessities, coupled with boneat and consistent effort, will pay yoo big commissions? here is a chance to connect with Mjjtttnrttf ntonw; act quick.

Addrm Bbx 8SS-A. lur wh? produce, make from $100 to qualifications. Box Sta. E. Cleveland.

oanraswri, make $15 ell ffi! factory to wearer, all of at. Mills, Dept. 20-A. 438 43rd Chicago. SALESMEN, agents; exceptional proposition; territory; $50 rite Gartner Standard Garage Equipment Company.

Balboa 8an Francisco. Calif. salable specialty; all or profitable and pleasi V.w? and expenses guaranteed against liberal commissions; plenty new territory. Box Q-882. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

agency for candy 1 and gum In your district. Write for partlcuMjljard. 480 Broadway. New York city. i fASTEST selling specialty ever offered the hardware and drug trade; Just out; $10 to ner day as side line or leader; commissions are blg and the cash Is in your pocket when 1 sale is made; nine sold in one town I in four hours: net profit.

sells on tenminute demonstration; quick for full particulars and advise territory covered. Ira S. Boore A 1 .1 Minneapolis, Minn. make $100 week and up; all or spare time; no experience or i capital needed; sell best, guaranteed Akron standurd make cord and fabric tires below dealers' prices; save auto owners money. Dlgni- fled.

profitable. Federal Rubber Goods Akron, OliJo. SHAVELING field organizer should 1 net 910,000 yearly: no correspondence Merchants' School of 22 Qulncy, Chicago. UNUSUAL opportunity for'ambitious men; sell Davis $25 quality, made-to-measure clothes from maker to wearer; year-round position; quick sales; advertising to help you; entire deposit your commission; wonderful values; satisfaction or money returned; "square deal" proposition: Investigate us; act quirts. Write, giving three references.

P. H. Davis Tailoring Cincinnati. Ohio. Stock Salesmen, Attention! man who by virtue of experience and ability is capable of taking complete charge of the sale and disposition of a block of the capital stock of a corporation which deals in a product internationally 1 known, whose management is above par.

An appointment for personal interview at Washington or New York will be arranged within two weeks. Address, with references. F. A. Teigen.

705 Lumber Exchange bldg Minneapolis. Minn. SCI SHOALS. Salesmen to sell nationally known Muscle Shoals subdivision property in vour territory. Rpal money maker: worth $10,000 yearly.

Permanent. References required. North 1 Realty 6935 Sheridau Chicago. i DISTRICT MANAGES To sell HORNEBLENDE QUALITY LINE. the line that BLOOMS twelve months in the year Products guaranteed guarantee PRO TECTED BY BOND.

Renl legitimate repeaters ONLY EXPERIENCED SALESMEN CONSIDERED. Prefer salesman who has had experience in crew management or organization work. Write full details. Applications treated strictly confidential. North American Fibre Products Cleveland.

Ohio. MALE. NEVER mail ORIGIXAL rrcommmdntiona in applying for employmeitt. Ufc COPIES. ADVERTISING SOLICITOR on tion picture-magazine.

Apply Harry W. Wade, I 313 King Alexandria. Va. Phone Alexandrla BAKER'S HELPER. Apply after 12 p.m., 1 2510 Pa.

ave. n.w. BARBER, experienced in bobbing children's hair: attractive Apply Monday, 9:15 a.m.. 7th BOOKKEEPER and typist, competent and experienced. Foer Wallpaper 1105-1107 7th st.

n.w. bookkeepers. i i ie concern wants spare-time men. $15 to $40 weekly extra. legitimate, permanent.

Replies confidential. J. R. Browne. 7 W.

Madi son. Chicago. BOOKKEEPER with tanking experience: good salary to nil will be treated confidentially. Address Box 114-B, 8tar office. BOY over 16 to work in drug store; Apply 5520 Conn, ave.

BOY to work in shop. 1623 14th st. n.w. BOY. white.

Apply Porter's Desk, Shoreham Hotel. i BOY. age 12 to 17. who wishes to pay his way through school and college while hoi-ling go.nl position. Aiidnjoj Box 245 A.

Star office. f'AS'DY SALESMAN, experienced. auto- mobile; commission basis with' drawing ac- count. Apply Price-Wilhoite Specialty Company. 636 CARPENTERS, experienced, ia new houses.

Address Bog 1S(VB star office CARPENTERS, two. first-class mechanics. 1736 7th st. n.w. or 312 CEMENT EINISIIE1IS, bring tools.

8th and Kennedy sts. CHAUFFEUR for Ford truck; must have Md. permit: $18 per week. A-ldresi Box S5-B, office. CLERK for bakery and delicatessen, $20 a week and hoard.

State and refer-" encs. Address Box Star office. CLERK for grocery and meat store; must hare references. Apply at 3659 Georgia avenue. COLLECTOR 25; bond re quired.

Apply Sunday after 3 p.m., Rojxn 661 Raleigh Hotel. COLLECTOR for large credit store, young man of good appearance, willing to work at nights if necessary. Good references required. State age and qualifications. Address Box 119-B.

Star office. DISTRICT MANAGER for District of Columbia on silk hosiery propoaition direct to wearer. Man with experience in handling silk hosiery agents preferred. Good proposition for hustler. Prompt d-'liverles.

Capacity. 2.OHO dozens a week State experience in application. International Pure Silk Mills. Norristown. Pa.

DRIVER WITH LARGE TO CARRY CHILDREN. 7-11 A 5 6 P.M.. FOR IIARLOTTE NELLIE SCHOOL. 1727 lftth ST N.W.. ABOVE DUPONT CIRCLE.

CALL SUNDAY. FIREMEN, brakemen. beginners. $150: later $250 monthly: no strike. Railway, address Box 17 R.

S'ar Office. GROCERY CLERK and meat cutter; allaround man. H. Spund, 14th and A sts. w.

Line. 1168. HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS demand for men; all departments, hotels, clubs, apartment houses; uncrowded field; fine living, quick advancement; our methoda students employed by leading hotels everywhere. Open evenings. Call for particulars.

Lewis Hotel Training School, 1824 New York ave. n.w. auto mechanics, at $35 to $100 a week: learn auto mechanics in our new $250,000 auto school right in the center of Washington, the nations busy Capital; you complete the course in from 6 to 8 weeks; you learn by doing: instructors all practical mechanics and engineers; modern equipment of motors and motor parts; free employment service to students: special terms for prompt enrollment. Write today for free illustrated catalog. American Motor Schools.

Dept. 164, 16th and Washington, D. C. MAN of all work around house. Call 123 st.

n.w. MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN or engineer. first class; give references. Address Box 132B, Star office. MECHANICS WANTED.

Permanent positions open for railroad mechanics; will pay transportation: points in western Pennsylvania and Ohio; good living conditions: wages above standard. Address P. O. Box 1097, Pittsburgh. Pa.

strong, steady yong men to clean chassis and do rough tfcorfc in automobile paint shop. Those with experience preferred. F. J. I Stocking Son.

926 st. n.w. position open to man of executive ability; good pay and excellent future to man who can prove his efficiency. For in-1 tervlew call Main 5454. I an hour.

Newest kitchen comblna-' tlon. Sells city and country to every home, i Sample free. Auto furnished to travel in. I Thomas Mfg. House 2106, Dayton.

Ohio. want intelligent, clean-cut, ener-j getic men, represent this concern as security salesmen; previous experience with a financial house is not absolutely necessary. If vou I have the ability and desire to make good "we will show you every co-operation. Address Box 236-B, Star office. MEN over 18." $135 $190 monthly; common school education; railway mall and other gov-! eminent positions; ateady work; list of positions free.

Write immediateiy. Geo. Stewart, I Dept. 8. Columbus Circle, New York.

MEN wanted with executive ability. Call Main 5454 for interview. I MEN, 3 young, mechanically inclined, who will exchange part day work for a course in nuto mechanism. American Motor School 1612-1622 st. n.w.

Ask for Mr. Smith or Mr. Van Billard. a first-class draftsman in 3 to 9 months through special individual instruction I In your Spare time, day or night. Get full particulars.

Columbia School of Drafting. 14th and sta. n.w. MEN over 17, month. Railway mail clerka.

list positions free. Franklin Inatitote. Dept. 44-K, Rochester, N. Y.

PAPBRHANQERS wanted, good experience i Apply Altman, 1404 North Capitol. PERMANENT POSlfldN for reliable miH with executive ability; one with aelling experience preferred. Address Box 160-B, Star office. POLISHERS, boffert. wanted for Californiafood wages; steady work.

Adftress Box tar office. REAL ESTATE salesmen wanted. Bradley Hills Realty Corporation. 320-222 Colorado buiidfog. SALARY, Twelve Hundred Dollars of the largest companiea and most progressive life insurance agenciea la Washington wishes to employ fire good salesmen on a salary of $100 per month, or more: or on a commission and renewal contract: prefer men who have not been in the life insurance business, but most have ambition and energy.

We train our aalesmen in tha art of Ufa insurance, and for that itaaon na9 a guaranteed salary. This ia an opportunity to make at least $2,500 the first and experience eent to us will be sverage income of oar present salesmen for the tot yeas ia $2,800. We feel satisfied any good aaleanasa aSoSd do aa vail under oar apodal. training. Ad-1 neea a ted 1 A ianeC man with car can make good connection with established real estate office.

Returns unlimited if you are willing to work. Bauman it Helnaman. 7S4 15th st. n.w. representatives throughout the country are earning big money selling to banks.

We need a live-wire salesman in this territory. If you are a producer and can sell hank supplies, write st once to National Bsnk Supply 226-280 Lafayette New York city. SALESMAN of ability, good reference, with good looking auto, to handle necessary auto accessory, never introduced into this territory. Factory No. 1 unable keep up to the demand.

Factory No. 2 opens up in few days. No house canvassers or Call any Week after 4 p.m. Apt. 507, 1800 st.

n.w. SALESMAN, real estate, wanted: prospects furnished. Lanham Hill. 1400 st. SALESMAN for this section; can use two good men with or without selling experience; proposition will pay good' money if yon are willing to work; our house is 22 years old and rated AAA-1.

Louis F. Anaya. 025 Alhye bldg. SALESMAN capable of making more than $3,000 a year, to handle 16th ut. subdivision.

I Fulton R. Gordon, Colorado bldg. book men or men with experience selling books or magazines, if you want we a proposition a sure-enough kick to It come and look over the new Judge offer. See J. E.

Howden, 614 Jenifer before 9 a.m. or after 4 p.m. Mondav and Tuesday. SALES MANAGER wanted; $50 per week' Investment required. Phone Franklin 5297.

SALESMEN to solicit city on hardware and other linen; commission basis. Address Box 176-B, Star office. 24? L. R. Steel Service Corporation of New York requires the of two men npon the sales forc? of its Washington office.

Call at 718 Hrnd bldg. from 8:30 to 10' a.m. or from 7:80 to p.m. proposition I have will interest you: $10 to $20 per day: or counties. 214 Jenifer 7th and D.

live wires to take charge of established city route, to represent a large manufacturing concern selling direct to consumers: guaranteed salary and commission Apply Room 215, Stewart building, and I) n.w., between 7:30 and 9 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. SALESMEN. 4. wanted.

Call fcOl llth gt for list of and full particulars: earn $2,500 to $10,000 yearly; big demand for men: inexperienced or experienced; city or traveling. Nat'l Salesmen's Tr Assn Dept. 359, Chicago. SOLICITORS for laundry and dry cleaning" The-Barry Laundry, rear 708 Morton tit. n.w.

SOLICITORS magazine or newspaper solicitors on our new clubs; per week can easily be made. Mr. SJblev Bond bldg 14th st. and New York arc. "SPECIAL for an ereninK shop and driving course for owners, salesmen, mechanics and For information write pent.

Y. M. C. A. Automobile School, 1736 at.

Main 8250. STENOGRAPHER. who can do clerical work. State age. experience and salary expected.

Box 244-B, Star office. STEN'OG 50 per hour: cive experience. Address Box 298-B. Star office. STENOGRAPHER who can do clerical work; age.

experience and salary expected. Address Box Star office. experienced helpers. Apply I to John J. Cleary, st.

n.w. Wanted At I mskers, blacksmiths, pine fitters, sheet-metal workers, electricians, painters, car repairmen, helpers and permanent work to men. Apply to Mr. R. E.

McGahey. Master Mechanic, F. P. railroad. Poto, mac yard shop, Potomac, Va.

Take csrs at 12th and Pa. ave. and get off at Hume station. Rail- road Company following railroad mechanics I and 70 Centa Per Honr? Machinista. Boilermakers.

Blacksmiths eet Meta! Workers. Electrical Workers i 47 Centa Per Hour? I Helpers. Helpers. Blacksmiths' Helpers. Sheet Workers' Helpers.

Electrical Workers' Helpers. Carmen's Helpers. PsRsenger csr repairers and Inspectors. 70 per hour. Men who hare hsd some experience In mechanical work, also young men for helpers to placed under instructions will be advaiced to positions carrying higher rates of pay as they become efficient.

In accordance with resolutions Issued by the I nlted Labor Board Julv 3, new men accepting employment are within their and are not and have ti moral as well as legal right to engage in railroad service, and will have protection of every branch of government, both state and national. Apply to J. R. Brooks. Emplovment Supervisor, 117 n.w.

YOLNG MAN with experience in operating mimeograph and duplicating machines: high- i school education preferred; reference required. Addrss Box 339-A. Star oflic. YOUNG MAN. neat, to travel: salary.

$35 per week: experience unnecessary; must be able to finance self first two weeks: curiosity seekers not Call, in person Mr. Peterson. Room 212. Hotel Sterling, mornings. YOLNG 18 to 25.

to start low salary, large concern; state age. experience, salary expected. Address Box 168-B. Star office. YOUNG corporation has vacancies in sales force for three men: city and road work: experience not as essential as backbone.

Call 331 Bond bldg 8-10 a.m.. 4-r P-m. YOCN'G MEN WANTED- Two. on the local force of large New York concern: excellent opportunity for men with or without selling experlence. 208 Bond 14th st.

and New ork a ve? YOUNG and boys with wheels; good salary; permanent Applv 727 12th st. n.w. YOUNG one or two energetic, nest sppearing. to connect with local motor organizetlon. Call 906 14th 9 a.m.

TO YKARI.Y?P?rm?nMit occurring in all dairies, factories, traffic. food. measures sanitary. Experience Immaterial. Satisfaction guaranteed.

International Technological Institute. Box 595. Toronto. Machinists and Boilermakers Experienced in railway repair work on Western Maryland Railway. Wages, $7 per dsy of 10 houra.

Apply at employment office of Contractor C. J. Wolfe. Exeter and Hillen Baltimore. Md.

at oncc, with tools. Maurice J. Colbert, 621 st. n.w. ADVERTISING MANAGERS AND SALESMEN.

A local advertising firm has an opening for dyed-in-the-wool advertising men to become managers of eastern territory. Also an opening for advertising salesman. In reply state qualifications in full and telephone number, i Address Box 59-B, office. 23? SALESMAN for real estate; experienced in subdivision work. Address Box 95-B, Star office.

PLASTERERS (union) wanted, $12 a day. Apply L. Shoemaker, 3407 Woodley rd. n.w., ready for work. SALESMEN, two, cars, thoroughly familiar with Washington and vicinity; no vexperience necessary; no canvassing.

Apply 215 6th st. n.w. registered. Apply Dr. Wonder, 1203 st.

n.w. OFFICE BOY. Splendid opportunity for a clever, wideawake boy; only those desiring permanent work need apply. Address Box 79-B, Star office. A D.

Car Repairmen. Car Repairmen Helpers. I Apply Pennsylvania Railroad Foreman Benning Shop, Benning, D. C. men for high-class work, with national organization; must be live, energetic and able to present facts in a straight forward manner.

Call 9 to 10 a.m.?4 to 5 p.m. American Automobile Association, 1108 16th st. n.w. POSITION. An old-established banking house requires the services of two men of clean.

Christian character and Applications should contains answers to the following questions; otherwise they will not be considered: Age? Married or cfngle? Employed? Beasoh for leaving la at place of employment? Sales experience, if anyl References? Telephony number SALESMEN, Stationery, experienced; must be capable of managing department; excellent opportunity. Apply at once. The Washington News 313 6th st. n.w. SALESMAN on real efetate investments by large corporation.

This job will pay $6,000 per year to man of ability and ambition. 4 to 9 Sunday or Monday. F. H. Stief, 1341 M6n roe.

WAREHOUSE SUPERINTENDENT. A large local store requires the services of a warehouse superintendent. Must have had some experience in handling furniture. Answer in detail of past experience. Address Box 125-B, Star office.

best opportunity of the year if you have had any experience in house-to-house selling. We have a specialty that will sell on sight and has never been canvassed. See Mr. Blum between 9 and 10 a.m. Castelberg National Jewelry 935 Pa.

ave. AUTOMOBILE EC HAN IC. The Hecht Co. requires the services of a first-class automobile mechanic. Must thoroughly understand the repairing of White automobiles.

Permanent position. Apply Superintendent. The Hecht 7th st. at F. FEMALE.

BEAUTY CULTURE taught in ten daya. $23. Franklin 8HR8. CLERICAL for ropy work, also mimeograph operator. Apply 429 Evening bldg.

COLORED WOMAN, refined, for working raretaker of cottage of boys. Induatrial Home School for Colored Children. Blue D. C. District government position: room, board, lanndry work furnished; salary, $48 per month.

Phone Lincoln 2863. COMPANION, white, middle aged preferred. Address Box 103, Mt. Rainier. Md.

DEMONSTRATORS wanted to work in lending Wawungton department atores for period of two to introduce a new brand of hair net. Apply Room Evening Star after 4:30 afternoons. FORELADY for only those rgpable neiKl apply. State qualifications. Address Box 227-B, Star office.

GIRLS. COLORED, pleasant out-door work selling full or part time; can earn $2 to $5 per Jones Mfg. 425 st. a.w. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL to answer phone.

week to start. Apply Room 311, 921 13th st. n.w. HO a EL8 NEED AMBITIOUS demand lor women: all departments. hotels, clubs, apartment houses: uncrowded field: fine living, qulk advancementour students employed by leading hotels everywhere.

Open evenings. 1 Call for particulars. Lewis Hotel Training School, 1824 New York ave. n.w. daily easy: spare time: every housewife will buy ironing covers; experience itnneeessary: sample free.

Rallen Mfg. Dept. 2008. Baltimore Chicago. LEARN mlliinefy, dressmaking.

pattern drafting. designing. Our graduates are practical producers. rome in and let us it. summer rates on.

Prof. Livingstone's Academy, 1113 n.w. Fr iss-j. MANAGING housekeeper. Home and good salary for lady of proper address and experienrn; copies references, and address.

Address Box 204-B. Star office. MARCEL WAYElt and all-around operator; must steady position. Palais Royal Peauty Parlor. MI I.LI N1R SALESWOMAN effl1 dent, smart appearing, accustomed to handle I high-class clientele.

Address Box 61-8, Star I OPERATOR for beauty shop, experienced, inar 1 eel waver preferred; also an apprentice. uty Shop. 1320 st. n.w. PERSONAL CLERK.

lady, experienced: profitable, permanent employment in leisure hours. 1 Address Box 63-B. Star office. I'RESENT this ad. receive one china-painting lesson free.

Classes for those under 16 forming. 3311 Western ave Chevy Chase. need 20; 3 branch managers; $3 to $10 per day. 214 Jenifer 7th and I). second largest selling or ganlxatton of its kind in America with extending from Seattle to Washington and from Victoria.

Canada, to Halifax, requires the of two women over 23 years uf who are looking tor a permanent future and I the opportunity of promotion by merit to managerial positions; week issued to ladies upon our sales force averaged $220. with highest check to one saleslady of $390. Jt. Steel Service Corporation of New York. 7th floor.

Bond from 8:30 to 10 a or from 7:30 to p.m. STENOGRAPHER, who ran do clerical work. State age. experience and salary expected. Addre-s Box 244-B.

Star office. STENOGRAPHER may earn tuition for evening lasses at Research University by day or evening help: four hours a week. 20 Jackson place. position, good pav; chance of promotion for efficient i stenographer, state experience, references and salary wanted: only need reply; I applications confidential. Address Box 130-B, Star office.

system: $1 an hour, after 4 p.m. Address Box 216-B. Star office. TEACHERS-for schools and colleges. Education Service, Southern Washington.

carpentry, sewing kindergartens (musical) grades. Charlotte Nellie School, 1727 19th st. n.w.. above Dupont Circle. Call Sunday.

TYPIST and stenographer with knowledge of B. X. operating. Address Box Star offlee. TYPIST to work odd hours in exchange for course of instructions in designing, dressmaking or millinery.

Prof. Livingstone's Academy, 1115 st. n.w. opportunity to the right woman to connect with an international organization for full or part time: splendid future assured. Call Main 5434 for Interview.

to woman who is dei slrous of permanent future to connect with International organization. Call Main 3434 for interview. 1 school graduate, ex-teacher preferred, for position near Washington: or more monthly to right person permanent if sptiafactory. Write John W. Branch, 17 East 42nd New York.

I WOMAN wanted at once, experienced as fitI rer. alteration hand and saleswoman for laI dies' ready-to-wear; liberal salary and romI mission. Apply by letter, giving phone number. Address Box 189-B, Star office. WOMAN.

26-47, to travel for corporation doing nation-wide business; must be anxious to make permanent connection, with splendid opportunity for advancement and free travel. Position is worth $75 a week; only women of personality and refinement considered no canvassers need apply. Give details as to age. education and phone number. Address Box 21-R, Star office.

I YOUNG LADY as stenographer and assisting in office: mutt he resident of Washington. Good opportunity for right person. Address Box 78-B. Btat office. SALESLADIES, experienced in suits and dresses; references required.

Leonce, 1115 st. n.w. best opportunity of the year if you have had any experience in house-tohouse selling. We have a specialty that will sell on sight and has never been canvassed. See Mr.

Blum between 9 and 10 a.m. Castelberg's National Jewelry 935 Pa- ave.GOOD"PAY WHILE LEARNING TELEPHONE OPERATING, WITH RAPID ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER. CONTINUOUS EMPLOYMENT. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 12th ST. N.W.

THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC JELEPHONE company, YOUNG LADY, experienced, tidy, for sods fountain; must have food pay; shorthours. 203 Upshur atreet n.w. YOUNG to per week; experience unnecessary; requires small rath teond. Call, in person. Mr.

Peterson, Room 212. Hotel Sterling. YOUNG LADIES corporate haa vacancies for three young ladies. 18-45 years of axe; pleasant outdoor employment; $30 per week to those who qualify after rece.lvinx our personal training. Call 831 Bond bldg 4-fl a.m..

5-6 p.m. YOUNG WOMAN, well-educated, resourceful, ambitious; one with teaching experience or i college education preferred for permanent position outside city. Liberal compensation I W. Hurd. 305 McLachlen 10th and sts.

HALE AMP gjgjfALE. womra; to U. 8. government income tax auditors; hundreds needed; entrance salary. $2,040 to S3.000; examinations everywhere, frequently; prepare now; sample lesson free; write imnie- diatefy.

Franklin Institute. Dept. G-763. Rochester, N. Y.

COLOR KIPmUPLE can reduce expenses, man part time, Janitor, woman housekeeper Address Box 193-B, Star office. MAN AND WIFE to work on farm 6 miles out in Virxinia; woman work in house, man work on farm. Apply 1203 st. n.w Dr. Wonder, Dentist.

MEN AND WOMEN, 50. colored, pleasant out- door work. Apply at once. 425 4Vfr st. n.w.

MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate business; receive pay while learnlnx; need not interfere with present employment; some mak- 8100 a week. Free class lectures every Thursday. 4 p.m. William F. Matteson, 010- 611 JBond JBldg.

SPECIAL civil service claas ifor statistics clerk Aug. 9. begins the week in prep, for and type. exam. Aug.

8. Tuition, $5. Civil Service Preparatory School, s.e. cor. 12th and sts.

Fr. 2080. SPECIAL statistical class will formed Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Wood's School, 811 East Capitol st. STENOGRAPHER, experienced, to work In rapidly growing business; must be capable of! doing reMponrfihlc clerical work.

Address Box 153-B. Stur office. GENERAL HOUSEWORK. waafcing, Ironing; in family; must he of pleasant and of social disposition for companiontdrip; a home I for right part.v; salary. Box 210 B.

Star office. WOMAN to look after two children: no hard work: a gool liome and nmderate salary. Ad- dress Box 212-B, Star officp. OR COLORED. HOUSEKEEPER and cook for restaurant, Phone 81.

or call at 82 Md. ave Hyattsville. I Mil. HOUSEKEEPER. middle-aged woman, for pri- 1 vate home: reference.

Address liox 51-B. Star I office; IRONER Experienced. 1-20 st. n.w. F.J 8176.

Monday. i MOTHER HELPER. settled woman, white or colored. Mrs. Wilcox.

311 3rd st. n.e. CLE A NI NG or work by day. 41 1st at. n.e.

COLORED" WOMAN, neat, work In small family; part-time work. 2312 17th at. n.w. COOK DIN giri with references; three in family. Phone Cleveland 232JL COOK and general housework, four in family, small home.

501 Randolph st. n.w. Phone Col. 4296. DAY'S WORK.

2 regular, every Monday and Tuesday. 1301 1st st. n.w. GENERAL colored woman. st.

n.w. GENERAL houaeworker. colored girl; small fami 1 y. ft West Melrose. Chevy Chase.

for general housework. 935 N. V. are. LAUNDRESS with reference.

Mondays: must understand Apex washer; $2. lunch and car fare. 3350 18th st. n.w. Mt.

Pleasant car to end of 1 ine. Col. 2155NURSE housework; reliable colored woman wants place in small family. 2018 12th at. n.w.

WOMAN, refined, colored, now employed, to give a few hours' work for the use of Address Box 194-H. Star office. WOMAN, neat, reliable, near 1210 Gallatin st. n.w.. for light laundry and general work three hours.

two a week. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. I LB. A-l BOOKKEEPER. Investment firm.

A-l bookkeeper. part time. i Commercial Employ't Agency. 410 Keliog bid? BC8INBS8 to 4 :30. Washington Employment Exchange.

1405 G. I Phone M. 1IALE. A-l BOOKKEEPER and stenographer. Stenographer, contractor.

Clerk, accurate in figures. Elliott-Fisher operator. Commercial Employ't Agency. 410 Kellog bldg BUS 1N ESS POSITIONS? A ppljr 2:30 t'. Washington Employment Exchange.

1405 C. 1 I'hone M. 964. LE OOWEiUC. TWO NURSES, several cooks wanted.

Exchange. 1221 25th St. IT ATI LE. LAUNDRESSES day's work: s.rtibwoni en. kitefien supplied free.

Phillips' Exchange. North 2069-W. COOK8. experienced: botiseworkers. wait resses.

chambermaids. supplied free Monday. Phillips' Exchange. North 2609-W. DOMESTIO.

THREE white general houseworkers: refer- ences. Exchange. 807 Vermont ave. AND FEMALE. MEN and women supplied free.

Monday. Phillips' Exchange. 1521 9th i n.w North 2H09-W. LABORERS, chauffeura. cooks, janitors.

vator boys, housemen, utility men. porter Phillips' Exchange. North 2009-W. MALE. SEVER fciaff ORIGIXAL in applying employment.

I'tte COPIES ATTORNEY, with practical business experience. office and sales management, corporation organixation. accounting, wants association with individual or corporation In any capacity which promises interesting future. Address Box 134-B. Star office.

CARPENTER work or contract; prices reasonable. North CHAUFFEUR reliable, experienced mechanic: drive any car: will travel; best references. Address Box 152-B. Star office. COOK, experienced (Filipino), club or ten house preferred; state wages 'offered.

Ad- i dress Box 174-B. Star office. DRUGGIST, registered, desires position. Address Box 50-B. Star office.

DRUG CLERK. relief or regular jMisition: best reference. Address Box 226-B. Star office. ELEVATOR OPERATOR, experienced, desires position; day'6 work.

Phone North I 433 -W. EVENING WORK wanted by employe of private concern; experienced accountant and statistician: can handle correspondence. Box 207-11. Star office. EXECUTIVE secretary, experienced in organizing.

publicity, lecturing, editing: educated! in law. economics, languages. Address Box i 188-B, Star office. 1 EX-SERVICE MAN wishes evening position. Write F.

Accomess. 1730 st. n.w. FILIPINO, just graduated from C. H.

dosires position in congenial private family. Address Angel Calistrio, care Central Y. M. 0. A.

FIREMAN, colored. desires position: 2 years' experience: first-class references. 1335 9th n.w. 1 GARDENER, 32. married, employed on estate in Clyeveland, Ohio, desires permanent position near Washington: very handy with tools around machines and automobiles: best experience and reputation.

Address Box 187-B. Star office. HOUSEMAN or dishwasher; colored. 918 st. n.w.

JANITOR and switchboard operator, also perienced chauffeur, wants work. Lincoln 7833 -J. MAN desires business or professional connection university education, A. M. and LL.

B. member of bar: experienced as organizer, publicity director, executive secretary, lecturer. I accountant, office and sales manager, editor, commercial investigator. location and immediate salary of less importance than iwssihili- ties. Address Box 287-A, Star office.

MAN with experience all kinds of hardware and paints; can take charge of atore; experience in painting; would like to get position in a general hardware and paint store, as I. am experienced In both; can give ref. Columbia 4090-J. MAN. bright, desires work; experienced I painter, glasser, etc.

North 6518-J. 1 MAN, colored, married, with child, wishes I position as janitor of apartment. 2602 YL st. n.w. MAN wishes position in any line pertaining to agriculture; has had five years' practical experience in farming and has Just completed a two-year university course in agriculture.

Addrcss Box 54-B, Star office. MANAGER of apartment house or office build- Ing: executive and mechanical ability of high I order; 14 years' experience; references. Ad- 1 dress Box 202-B. Star office. MONTHLY STATEMENTS, audits.

Investigations, prepared by expert accountant. I Address Box 30-B. Star office. 1 NIGHT WORK of any kind, by energetic man: from 5 to 11 p.m. Call Clev.

1479 bet. 9 and 1 12 a.m. OFFICE or aales manager, experienced ex ecu-1 tiv? and organizer, pleasing personality, uni- 1 versity graduate, wishes position here or else- where. Address Box 131 -B. Star office.

PAINTER, experienced, work in city or conn- try; 88 a day. Address Box 219-B. Star Job work: first -class. Ad- i dress 1488 Oak st. n.w.

SALESMAN with car. Ambassador, apt. 8027 ua Xtf 409-i, TYPIST, food, wants position. temporary permanent; knowledge of ahorthand. Addresi Box 14fr-B.

office. WANTED by experienced colored man, work porter or houseman; firat-claaa 232 Brooka ct. n.w. WATCHMAN or booiduqier. d.iHteaahm furnished.

Address Box J83-R. Star WORK of any kind: young colored mas wants. Call 1211 8 at. n.w TOfNG MAN. witk very- Of" a position hk rhmiffiMw for prlvute fani lly.

Can run any cur. Address- Box 40-A. Klnr office. TOrNG MAN. energetic, desires position ol any kiid: furnished ref.

if necessary: jfrefei clerical. 295-A. Star office. Architectural Draftsman. Experienced designing.

planning. detnUipg. rendering. supervising. Address Box I Star ofllcft.

FEMAI.K. I ARTIST'S mTjDEL wotr.d to hsr? enpac nifnts for commercial photos. camera in and out door studies. 1 posing. per picture or per hour, for studios only.

Address Box I CHILDREN, i 15 EARS Given loving are, amuwrtwrit. education. I everv da v. for $1" a month hy day $20 a month. ITL'7 st.

jtont Circle. i CLERK-TYPIST." two" years' in clericul work. Address Box 49-H. Star oflUDRESSMAKING. remodejlng; houic or out hy day.

Clark, Franklin 2T DRESSMAKING done at work guaranteed. Mrs. Sherman aye, n.w. Colnrohla 9221 DRESSMAKING at home or by day; experienced I.inc. DRBMMtAKINd (colored M.SO per day.

1419 I ha pin at. Col. 8810-W. KVKNING WORK, clerical nature typist; good penmail. North GRADUATE NCRSF.

thoroughly available part time; will render as visiting nurse; well qualified handle chronic or other not constantly: references. Address B.jBtnr office. 23 ilo'l'SEKEEPER Address Box 229 Star LADY, In f'Mtds. Inns and cafeteria. Address Box 240 B.

Star i.Ai.'i. oO cook evening dinner Address Star office. afternoon ann evening gowns a specialty Remodeling Phone Col. C227. UMliaa 1T03 IrviDg n.w.

of and typewriting. Address Lox office. PRACTICAL NT'RSE -hea encHjr-cient: pital experience: capable and kind. city re erences. N5436.

SECRETARIAL position desired, preferably law office: executive experience; broad ed cation; equitable temperament: civil aernce status. Address Box SECRETARY, or teacher, in high school or business college college graduate, normal training: knowledge bookkeeping, typtlig. wide experience as in business office iliss Dashiell. Sowtn Church Spartanburg. S.

C. SEWING. cleaning oi lannflff by 'he day. 2209 Ga. ave.

n.w. i STENOGRAPHER- "JS ence. desires full or part-time position; tUrroughlv capable; reliable, alert legal training. Main STENOGRAPHER. in work, wants two weeks' work.

Ivginnlng Monday 29-B. Star ffice. STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST fl. experience, desirea position, all. 2815.

soprano, in church choir: or and directress: year's experience: poaitnui wanted Sept. 1. Address Apt. 1 st. or call North 3D22.

TELEPHONE in lielit Kirl Call N. 55. TYPIST. 2 experience, knowledge ntwtfcrapiir. I Addr-'M B.

Star TYI'ING of all kinds uratcl.v d'-ne: MK. liilfy lior I'J-H. S1ar TOI'NC LAIIV would lilt- work. ei'Urr (-akl)ifrioj; typing at home. Addr.fi* I'Ml-P.

Star ti SB as lypiuj aiwl OljJC Adilww s'-'r aud hy whjte Birl: to.id N- r111 HAY'S work any kind JM' son; S3 per day. Phone r-Bnrd. watt. IfMWn-rli: -w at nlllit? T. Schmidt.

Campbell Italnler P. Md; WOMAN, elderly wliite. U-n-nil for tljfw elor Address rail at afternoon between i and cincau OMIUKD. CHAMBERMAID or day work by woman; experience. Mrs.

ranford. COOK or maid; cIophI 1029 17th nx Pl'onfe Ma.n 3414. COOK niXNCB wttWaf Kenyon st. iMU WASH wanted, to take home. reliable colored laundress.

banumtpt w. Col. 7C34-W. (TENESA iTHOCSEWORK or nice country girl fn-m Mrfinia. colored, wants 3 work.

Man Friday. asbington st -4 Girl wants lanndfy to do out or 908 11th st. n.w. ID SEWORK? Rel colored, dsires place; laundry; ref. tail -a.

st. n.w. -m-n? I 'SEWORK. st. n.w.

HOUSEWORK hy colored girl. 15DV. ft. experienced trawler, uSta to continent.1 would ere for invalid hMOn route on entire trip. Address l.ox B.

ar office. 1 rI first-class, wishes family wash to do at home. llitO 6th n.e.__ -4 M(TkN1NG or evening by IfJrl. 1M st wishes place. 12th st.

NVRSE. maid morning work. DH18 st. n.w. North W'7 PLACE in cafeteria or light houiw-work.

l-j colored girl. 524 24th P.W SMALL WASH at Ml? n- nda ave. n.w. WORK by day. colored woman, references.

1314 st. n.w. CONCKKTE MIXI will rent reaM'tialde. A.ldrwSnowden Ashford. Mil -l'l I el.

NortSi 1224. fiKKSt-MAKEH FfKMS. lorce tailor maeliine want at oil. e. IM Istar ROE.

raU top; rnnst he it, i- ajd rheap for ash. A.ldreas II .1 J38 office. WANT to purchase tood uaed furniture. Call frranltlin (144. of Knowledge.

Phone Col. 42941. i'OKDOV PRESS. with motor. nr.

Star I'PRttlllT in Tmsy, Add tea. Bon -1. fifVE von rash for your piano, and talkine marnlnes. aotlQue furniture, old atlrrr tewelrr ehlaa. ruts, hcaaaea.

AKNOl n. 132S St. Main rTttsiff KE of all kinda lor a ho.fae wanted Immediately, aa a whole or odd plecw Kindly rail Adams Qto. IU'OS. dininK room furniture, library tal.

eoadltioa. Call i it i rAHT folding acreena. or 7 by 1H feet light-pruof. Write deacrlpUon. price I'M tj.liimj.ja FCKXITOMt at all kinds for hy, lmn.e.1 l.ln.-"ln BRING US your old cold, allTer.

platlnnm. DIAMONDS and Jewelry. We need tbem in our l.partn.ent 7 WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICES. A. Kahn.

935 St. WE BUT household furniture and wfflca Ox turei Money advanced on SACHS FURNITURE CO Cor. 8th and ata. n.w. Send for Louis Notes, 814 St.

N.W. If roil hare any furniture or other iotJs to ind IU obtain beat reaulU. J-hon. Franklin 201S. ntr.HEST cash pricea paid for furnitura ard of all kind, ran and obtain belt Ideal Furniture 1417 Main PRICES for kind, of furniture Buying out office furniture a specialty.

Frank. 0183. 630 Mass quantity: alao "jjejlaneoua books. Pearlman a Shop. it n.w.

Kr. M16. WASTED PCRNfTt'RB. PIANOS. CABI Beta" etc.

Phooe M. 1282 for wagon or i Se rall -WESCHIXU." Pa. aye. wv I NEED of furniture for I room house; will buy a. a whole or odd rail Franklin 8785.

KIBSTEIN. 320 8tn at. n.W-?lklad? furniture wanted. I'tions Krsnklln furniture wanted, rnone WILL pay highest for ladle." and worn clothea. Write or pkoo.

D. Stein. UM Tth at. n.w.: photie Norlh beds and fwrnlture,.