Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1921, Page 3

ooven ERATONARK INCAARITES DRNE -know - wh b RJ i ? : biti i port of the Associated Chéritfes. Are you one of these? was exhibiting his favorite l* S *OaS*Ed Committee HODes to Reach If you are not, and if the thought of a hungry Washmgtfon ihatee fo me, e R dnet e baby or a deserted Washington mother reaching out for orse. but none that To n the 10,000 Goal in Easter Ef- | yg::urkh:nld means more to you than a gesture{. filldout the o jous Burley ank below and swell the total. Urge your friends to do Z “requent deic LZ fort to Help D. C. Poor.. likewise. Washington cannot turn away from its helpless AL G LA tobacco flavor. Charities and_the Citizens’ Relief As sociation for 10.000 contributing mem Ibers neared the 4,000 mark today, when 3,508 persons were announced as having contributed to date. Officials were hopeful that the 4,000 mark would be passed today, and the number desired secured by KEaster. Conlrlhulmn< should be sent to the @ ATL 2 @ e House, 923 H street, or | | Doins Most Usefal Work. | The A a general trouble office, many people comin: to it for information, advice and help when quite at loss to know Ise to tarn. A recent instance of this was a call made at the Social Service House by a refined well dressed woman who appeared in great mental stress. She said she had been to five | six different organizations that morning, but that none of them could help her. She then told her story. It concerned her Dbrother, who was ciated Charities conducts | mentally unbalanced and a menace to ! the public, and who had been wander- | ing over the country for years. The family had tried repeatedly to have him examined and placed in a proper institution for treatment, but they had been unable to have this done, for as soon as he learned of their intentions | [ he would move on to another city. || He came to Washinston finally and il THAT BOOK YOU WANT Can Be Had at Pearlman’s Book Shop 933 G St. N.W. If not In stock we can get it on short notice. threatened his sister’s life if she did Open Evenings. not sign a paper turning over some property to him, and when she re- fused he threatened dire:vengeance. The relatives felt that not only their | 1ives were in danger, but that the man was a dangerous person to be walking UR CREED the streets and should he under treat- : The Associated Charities got in is based on a thor- touch with the proper officials and ex- ough, well founded plained the situation, with the result belief in the ad- [j|| Which the following letter explain: < = “I am convinced that your organiza- vice we give ‘our tion brought action in the case of my clients. Errors of brother, the mental defective about judgment are not likely in such an whom I came to you last Friday. had appealed to five if not six eemTeatic it o LeRiacts gencies or departments to have him of each case are founded on the investigations of speclzl- cared for, but without success. With ists. An _ especially desir- your help my brother is now in an institution and the doctors have veri- fied my_conclusions.” This is only one of the many op- able Corner Dwelling on Connecticut Avenue. 14 rooms and 5 baths; sleeping porches; elec- ‘The Easter appeal of the Associated \ THE EVEN NG STAR, WASHINGTON, DBk MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921. ones. Howard S. Reeside, Treasurer, 923 H street northwest: Inclosed pléase find §. payment in full first quarterly payment RS Name. ... FAthvll . ID‘W pecia Sustairt .00 Address. .. Capital 3,808 Washingtonians have, to;date, contributed to the-s\ll;' ASSOCIATED CHARITIES (Including Citizens’ Relief Association). forie (Kind of mtmhenhlv desired) (or contribution) for the current year. (Payment can be made in four quarterly installments.) 'xrue in business. |real champ™ |you. Natural ability goes a long way to compensate for speed in race horses. Will Give Him Heart. to give art to vour this I do not mean tha d to overwork. A if your emplioy erworking he ouglh op to it | required in your ¢ 1 assures you that there is no substitute for Scott's Emulsion 2 Anold saying, but nonethe- less true: A’ bottle of Scott’s Emulsion What’'s Wrong With Your Work? BY WILLIAM MAXWELL, (VICE PRESIDENT, THOMAS A. EDISON, Inc.) takep in time, helps keep the doctor away. E Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. "ALSO MAKERS OF Ki-40i0s (Tablets or Granules) at Orange, N. J.. with 183 young men and young women salaried employes as the subjects. The object of these tests was to discover and analyze the underlying causes which prevent many. workers of the so-called “white collar class” from getting out of the business rut. Mr. Maxwell, who de- vised and personally conducted these experiments, has found that the trou- ble was with the workers themselves. In this series of articles he not only points out the defects which chain the feet of many salaried employes to the lower rungs of the ladder, but tells how those fetters can be cast off.) L—Are You Game? What follows may prove in time to portunities for social service that tric lights. come to the Associated Charities as Hot-water heat; Hard- part of the day's work. . The society acts as a clearing house by getting wood floors; built-in garage for 2 cars. people into touch with the right Price, $40.000 agencies, in the right way and at the *KEEVER =GOS right time. Abe Martin S Say's: = “MR. PROPERTY OWNER” Fill out this blank and mail to us if you have any property you mean a great deal in your life. On the other hand, it may mean nothing. But I whichever turns out to be the case, you will not be harmed by reading carefully what I have to say. Nearly all my life I have been al salaried employe. I can remember when I owned but one pair of trou- sers and had to wear a long-tailed coat to hide their seat. 1 made a joke of this among my_ intimate friends, but there was no joke in my heart. Truly I have known what it means to keep up appearances on a slender salary. That is one reason why, for the past year, we have been conducting a series of experiments at our plant, with 183 of our salaried employes of both sexes as subjects, the object of these ‘“laboratory tests” being to bring to light the basic reasons why the average salaried man and woman do not receive larger salaries than they do. And that is why I am giv- ing you now the benefit of the coi r,lulionl derived from those experi- men Non-Unfon Not Cause. Perhaps you will with some bitterness. if you are a member of the so-called “white collar class,” that the reason why the salaried worker does not find more money in his pay en- velope is because he does not belong 2 WA!mW * THE SERVICE SHOP Amt. cash required.. is house rented? How heated ~— Lighted by. ] Can sign be placed on house? Shall representative inspect?... Owner's name 3e Address . Chas. D. Sager 923 Fifteenth St. N.W. _ “Headquarters for Homes” turned his ankle slipped an’ vault. ‘Bout th’ we’ve heard agaxnst th’ lnccme people. Copyright National Newspaper Service. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 Wi ~ot BB dlrzrbo’\ul’mfi FOR ANY The Shade S| 106 H e, (f¢ e E sl 830 13th St. “YOUR_OLD WOOD FLOORS PLANED. ress isbed: ema} elnl-;l done ml_rzé Expert Factory Window Shade | |Work at Rock Bottom Prices. 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There are exceptions, of course, to every rule, but our experiments have con- vinced me that the trouble in most es is not with the employer, but with the® employe himself—or her- (For the past twelve months an in- {tennis player, wrestler or foot teresting series of experiments has|is always ready to put forth his & been conducted at the Edison plant, |preme effort. Yet they cost no more. UNDERWOOD &-UNDERWOOD _ Portraits of Quadlity 1230 Connecticut Avenue Phone Main 4400 Do Not Tempt Others! Ask Yourself the Question “Have I the right to let my money, my stocks, bonds, notes, insurance policies, jewelry and other valuables lie around the house or office, in my bureau or desk or metal box, under the mattress, in cubbyholes or trunks, where any and every one may chance to see them and be tempted to take them? 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Special— $3.95 MEYER'S SHOPS 1331 F STREET ] You can't be “n it you are not always ready to give the best there is in counts, and me people have more ability than {others. just as some race horses have more speed than others. but gamenes: |ferior ability 'in_men’ and inferior | ome time ago a trainer of race il rely men- | of nothing more than srmination to do you “100 per cent perfect 1 am not | rder | YOUR REASON work. thia poxm Anybody but a fool knows that he's got to” give the best that's in him cycs to certaln fundame in order to make good with the bosn” negses in their porsonal machinery But are you sure that you know how | whose prescnce they had not hithe to gi that is in y anting that stand how I am merely asking you to| there was not & give your heart to your work in a | not beliove at firs! way that will produce complete ab- | 100 per cent perfeot. 5 rv“on in l! during business hours. | phrase from the motor worid, they have the will. are u quite positive that you under- to go about it? Workers Learn More. Of the 183 you { women an r scientific 3-%4 hat he was nearly | (Copyright, 1031, To borrow & (The next remark at | belleved that they were “hitting on advice, too, " But they kros differ- teots have opened their tal weak- suspected. In the articles that follow I am go- Ing to poln: out what those fun gle one who did | take stock of r'- own efficlency. Trade Press [ g t1cio ot hle meries will appear: T early Tawde of The Brar) $1,500 FOR IRISH FUND.}: Fifteen hundred dollars was scribed for the Irish relief fund 3 a meeting of the Padraic H. Pearse Council of the American Association for the Recognitlon of the Irish Resx: can be overcome. I am g men and yYounz them up one by one, in whom we have their Importance. and describe simpl observation for tests that the am ronths probably ploye can apply self, y e ey Mark Jackson and Rev. 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