Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1921, Page 31

i * CHICAGO HICKORY WAIST AND GARTERS Just What Your . Girl or Boy Wants Real, red-blooded, robust bodies want supfort but need room to de- nhp. Don’t cnmp and crowd them into just “‘a m“;: ‘Get the scientifically constructed, thought- fully tailored ““Hickory.” For:lhg’uZwll——-fichmm fits_perfectly. ‘Body of durable, materials. All buttons high grade genuine bone. Madeandmnmedbythcnuhn of the nationally known and nation- ally shown Children’s Hickory Gagters. . - — A~ You eheuld find them af your dealer 3 —in the. -fi‘r -Bogs’ or infants® ASTEIN & COMPANY PARIS GARTERS __ Jor men .~ NEW Yonx" Will Mar Your Befiy N6 matter how perfect the features or how prettlly gowned, If yous come gln.lon. marred by a pimple or ugly bieiaish, Jou cannot possess completq l.mh facial blemlahe- can be‘ease removed of Black.and lear the ski n, freckles, ple-. umlshumlolr.hu. llvax spots th? Soap should be conmcunn with Beauty t is a pure soap and a de- llntflfl aid in kccpln‘ the skin clear, soft and y ithful. Bla ‘White Beauty Bleach can be tonnd at your d""_fi.;" depart- ment store: Bleach, 5 package Soap, 25¢ A!k ur drug- the_cake. ur to Bifthday ana .|as it often makes possikle (Copyright, 1921, by the International Syndicate.) HOUSE WHERE WASHINGTON DIRECTED| BATTLE FIRST TO FLY FLAG. | THIS IS WASHINGTON’S HEADQUARTERS AT THE BATTLE OF THE BRANDYWINE, AT WHICH LAFAYETTE WAS WOUNDED. _Washington. Dear Junior Club. Many books have Bean written about ,famous houses, ‘whiat they are made of, who built them and who has lived in them, but I'think that the headquarters of Gen. Washington at the battle of the Brandywine has as good a right to be famous as any of them. I made a long visit to the house, thanks to Mr. Christian Sandersoa. The house is right near Chadd's Ford, Pa., and not 8o very far from Valley Forge, where President Harding visited during the summer. Counting in /Valley Forge, that section of the country is as fa- mous as any, I think, for it was right around that section where the colonial army was nearer to giving up the struggle than at any other time during the war for independ- ence. Over this" house for the first time was flown the flag made in Philadelphia by Betsy Ross. On my trip to New York city and to some places in Connecticut I wanted most of all to see this house. It is up a little from the road which is the Lincoln Highway, and every one who gets near it should pay the place a wisit. Two great trees stand on either side of the little path that leads ‘up to must be 100 years old almost. N. Weyth, the artist, has made a very famous picture of the boy going away to the war with the house as a background. Perhaps you have seen it. The picture shows the boy with his gun, his mother_and starting him off. The mother is Mr. Sanderson’s mother, ‘| who now lives in the house. ‘The headquarters is nearer the morning battle, Mr. Sanderson told ‘|Farmer Brown’s Boy Makes It Up. BY-THORNTON W. BURGESS. You'll find it true, as has been told, That best friends are- the friends of old. —=Striped Chipmun The discovery that it was Farmer Brown's Boy who had been filling up his tunnel in the middle of the path on the edge of the Old Orchard quite upset Striped Chipmunk. Yes, sir, it quife upset him. For a long time he and Farmer Brown’s Boy had been the best of friends. “I didn’t think it of him. I didn't once suspect him. . It didn't once enter my head that he would do such a thing,” said Striped Chipmunk over and over to himself. “I thought he was one of my best friends. but 1 | was mistaken. 1 was so. I—I—I hate {him. Yes, 1 do—1 hate him. On his part Farmer Brown' was feeling quite as badly. must the little chap think of me? said he. *“Of course, he doesn’t know Ighat I didn't know it was his home. sa he thinks 1 did it purposely. 1 ust make it up to hini in some way. {1 certainly must make it up to him.” ‘ Presently he staried back to the ‘Old Orchard. Striped Chipmunk saw m coming down the path and from 1! e old stone wall scolded in a way thit would have done credit to his jcousin Chatterer, the Red Squirrel. who is a_famous scolder. Farmer Bfown's Boy smiled, but it was rather a rueful smile. He didn’t un- derstand what Striped Chipmunk was saying but he knew that it was any- thiag but friendly. He took some Boy "What IDN‘T ONCE ENTER MY HI IT B ‘WO! EDO BUCH A ‘l‘mNG, things from a pocket and put them near that’lttle round hole. Then he went on out of sight. Striped 'Chipmunk was so excited he could hardl® wait for .Farmer |Brown's Boy to_leave. The instant ithe latter was out of sight and' he {was sure that no one was watching {him Striped Chipmunk’ scampered over to thav little round doorway in the middle of the path and he was so angry he shook all over. You see Ihe e pected to find ‘that Farmer done something to W mnenmua to hix l\om& He whisked | nish with olives. Serve hot wun[mfl" “ittis Anmhm- m ins! 'was just as he had ileft It. Nolhlg“lwuc';i;:‘“nk - riped aga too lurp?iad to say & word. “And the house, fnd theyito Laddie Boy, Mr. C. + and paprika, I me, than the afternoon battle. As you look out over the rolling fields, now so peaceful? you wonder how men could have ever fought and killed each. other. in such a beauti- ful place. Maybe they. will never d that any more after the disarm ment conference. I hope Mr. Hai ing can get the nations of the earth together on that. Inside the hous T could write a dosen letters, it seems to me, “I am going to try one or two. = Along side the house there lawn mower, which seems strange when you think of all the history connected with the place. In front is a wonderfully paved road. with automobiles ‘olnx by almost all the time. if Washington could have had lulomobllan ané¢ machine guns on motor trucks? I suppose the er side would have had them, too. The Brandywine is just a little creek, and I guess it would not be on the map were it not for the fact that a battle was fought there. ‘Who knows who was in command of the British troops at this battle, and who knows how it came out? Read about the terrible time the American troops had at Valley Forge one winter. T have a nice letter from Mar- garet Shanks, telling me about & poem she has written_and dedicated Harding’s doj How many members of the Juniol ‘Travel Club have dogs and what tricks can they do? Earl Sanford sends in a riddle and wants to know what ident wore the largest hat. 1 like riddles if they are not too hard. ‘Who can answer this one? Who has some more? Write me one and send the answer, so I can turn to it and answer it when the members write in. RUSSELL BURKE., The Travelog Boy. - The Mayonnaise Problem. In many American fio\lmord- n is a eater.: | housewife to - know, M '.u naise dressing than: got once rej led as fln al“fla housewife's cooking ability. mayonnaise, if not Iu.ll 00 llblr&ll!. the using | retura of inexpensive or leuour foods it should not be considered l. real ex- travagance. It ‘any of the adults {ughl#é family take a midday lunehéoh: lluh mayonnaise may be used $o. ma lettuce, fomato or €gg nndwlchu and combined with almost innumer- able other foods to make good sand~ wich filling. For sandwfches for aft- ernoon tea or evening refreshments, mayonnaise is ve: h!lplBL For ain- mer mayonnaise not only with thé salad but Ll.“ asis of tar- tare sauce with fish afid used with veral little npne\mn with which th. dinner is begu! Pfirhanl you do nnt find it ir'luome to keep & supply n ?yonmu on hand by mal fu 0 or three times: a week in nd-lu loned If you do. it'is ponlhle to buy mayonnaise of very-good qual- ity and flavor. But remember that because you have ‘mot llked one brand of mayonnalss that you have bought is no proof that' ‘you will like none. Some of the very large grocery stores sell a mayonmnaise of their own and this’ may appeal to you. Remember, too, that often a little doctoring by adding spices, onion juice or lemon julce will Kive mayonnaise quite & dlflerenl flavor. LISTEN, WORLD! BY ELSIE ROBINSON. | Elizabeth has ~come back from abroad. She is'full of art galleries, “little theaters” salons and super- fority. She says that “Americans are impossible”; that we have no ideals above “hot dogs” and. commefcial ad- vertising; that we are, in short, the boorawheast of the' bourgeois. So she has taken an apartment for the winter, furnished it with one etching, , mfl l&T] i ! s two worm-eaten chairs and a grouch, and settled down to be esthetic and miserable.” Now perhaps Elizabeth is right. I'm hardly qualified to judge. I've mever had a salin. dish suppers—very foody, very nolis: suppers "that an esthetic would :hud- der at. - And I confess I'd rather have a bulgy wicker rocker any day than one of those skinny gilded affairs that Napoleon used lo thro' at Jolavhlne *‘Bourgeols I'm But what I'd Ilke lo ask Ellflbeth is —‘w'no llbn. thholll’lao th says we ‘have middle-class ndabecause we insist om corn beef q cabbage and can't.see anything els }'hen isn't it just as much a a middle-class mind to de- chicken a la king and refuse all‘other eats? Ien't it just as stupid to ba ;miserable unless you have “handmade umderwear as it is to e moserable untess you have bal- bri ns? Doesn’t eithér attitude ex- press'a spineless dependency on some outtward’ thing, instead of on your inward resources? And if dependency on things lhlt olther folks create fsn't “middle clas: "d like to know what had put away. Just4he sight of mem] ‘What's the test of a reg’lar person made water. But at first he wouldn't touch them. He was suspicious of them. But after a little the sight of them and the smell of them was more than he could stand, and he nibbled a crust of bread. That taste ended all his resolutions not to take those good things, and in a surprisingly short time they had Gisappeared through that little round doorway, for Striped Chipmunk works ‘(:nh.' Tl'\leni( too, he has big pockets 8 cheeks and can carr; deal at a time. T{o E e next morning there were more good things. This time Farmer Brown's Boy waited a little-way off. Striped Chipmurtk scolded. Of course. Eut his voice didn't sound as cross as it had. and pretty soon he was too busy carrying those good things down to his storehouse to scold. The same thing happened the next morning and the mext and the next and each time ‘armer Brown's Boy Farmer B oy walited a little Striped Chipmunk thought § and gradually he came® to ‘andee, stand that Farmer Brown’'s Boy was trying t make up for all the trouble he had caused. And then a thought popped into Striped Chipmunk’s head “Perhaps he didn't know that was the entrance to my home- ot he wouldn't have filled it up.” said he. “I guess that must be it.” And that morning Striped Chipmunk took food right out of Farmer Brown's Boy’s hand. (Copyright, 1921. by T. W. Burgess.) Fig Layer Cake. Beat one cup of b o mnsp utter and one.and add the yolks half a cup of 1f cups of flour and two tea- spoons. of baking powder - sifted to- ESther thoroughly. ‘Last add the ree e Giiear eogss beaten stiff. Striped Chipmunk's of six eggs well beaten, mouth {and & reg'lar mind at any rate? i Who e the aristocrats of the mental world? Are they those who use the creations of other souls, no matter how beautiful—or tho for themselves. no matter hoy clumsy the creation? Helplessness and selfish- ness are helplesspess and selfishness whether they wéar brogans or bro- cades, and theyre alway small-town stuff. But the spirit that faces life and wins through to content nnd strength through its personal deavor—that spirit is of the nohlllty, though it be named Muggins and live in Shantytown. Here and There Among the Fashions| Some of the new évening coats of black have deep facings of scarlet | or purple in the wide sleeves. Jet hair fans are used in the even- ing. 7 Butterflies of some one of the com- positions that are used. for hair orna- ments this year’are made and spangled with colored stones. Negliges of colored crepe ~ with panels of black lace back and fromt; and flowing sleeves of the. lace are charming. Sleeves of frocks of _tricotine ‘are faced daenly with duvetyn. - Orange and henn. & crimson ‘and \lrple facings are uséd; i ‘Wood bead lflery is used on of sugar to a cream;|dark frocks. - The beads are painted in bright colors :and applied in big sweet milk and two and | blocks. On silk-covered chaise lounges and ‘upholstered chairs for boudoirs, a 1it- tle ruche of box-plaited fabric is used three-fourths of a |t0 cOver seams instedd’ 5f the'usual pound of figs cut fine add one cup of j taPe or braid. sugar and four tablespoons of B;l;l “m“r le:dpr, ennlp, thenoad‘;“t;r whites of three e Ty - tween the lavers, ° Spread_ e 3 : Chicken With Mushroom: After mineing one cup of 1d left- over chicken, stir it Il?lo Immlxteure of one cup of cream and one table- spoon of xellzhun Sseasoned with salt en mushrooms, chopped fine, may be added or omitted. 'Hm into lndlvldlnl molds to set and serve with salad a ‘ m.yonul‘e dressing. If molded in ng form; it may be sliced. Thhi - a1 s dellclonfl for sand —_— . Gingered Rice. Instead of using raisins or: oth flavoring in rice D:dllln‘. use a lml.fi quantity of preserved ginger cut in small pieces, with the sirup. About a tablespoontul to -« -quart of milk is sufficient to give a deli e Bl elightful new ————————— Squabs 'With Brown Sauce. Clean_two squabs, then split them open. Place them on a thickly-but- tered plate, sprinkie with sait and: pepper, cover with another huttercd plate and steam until tender. brown sauce. e . Veal and Ham Cutlets, Cit some -uu- ol in lbout four pleces. th Q loaholllnnur di:‘l.-c ;rl: u{nmovo to a )ot fat add 5 of cook A black .V!llhl‘ frock has novel train consieting of b%el attached at the shoulders, split § W0 ‘parts. each ending in a long point Ilnllhod with a jet tassel on the floor, and: jcaught in at the waist with a jet girdle. Dyed lace used! for evanlnl’ frocks. It ‘is dyed green. red, blue or any other color that is it is made up over tulle of crapg. - Some ‘of the frock# inade of heavy cloth are belted with nndw cloth girdles,. which are tied in seled ends below the hem of. x.e skirt. t of ‘somp of Fur, hems a: the new -nu-. I! thy " -“hem of d‘ sually there is fur are also deep cuffs o( fuf. Hat pins have a de dmamy decon- ‘tll_hvo place ts. ey are Jade, in imitat! of other colored All I've had was t!llllll\).J who" create | p, desited, and | ooy f-Jet n, .ot muru/nl‘n‘d'o!un EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. { W—_————, = MALE—Continued. “"’ o eada ou Ce- Pwllnllb-hmmt Job state considered ‘eiperi 906 Woodwird | Afress. Hox. 112, Btar olicer " ‘Workers, several stéad; open shop. . R b s lowest sal- first letter. 14 bt u.um. m‘mr—um.—'m ii raale. * Rewasi.. E elopaone Hyatts- PORTER—Must be sble to drive Apply. People” truek G'eloek, | Liandle furniture. ' Deparcment 'huvyn .wum’mwmnnp aun,an-ml’- ave, s.e. n I’“ leave u' with | man, 'IE solne e soward. ‘advancemen l!.. l'm-an chenleal no-ledxo chance for. Inn, utluu Falront n.w. malary and co Mn‘ references. B Garren's lln-lc m.m 907 1 n. Tclase: Dove, 132 e JOUNG LADY, helper on coats-and sults. :r EXPERIENCKD TYPIRT—Migimom maid in’ first-class hotel. e 320 week Far omen: CAsH CARHIER, hotel experience. Address (‘Anlll— wide elPfl':! ";m‘ catering of — of the M nfi- ofibe ia rhe congtrr, catering puuh-u lfi.--»u —-of-ul. . o wmall hotel. Agdress Box 28- ent: Young 1ady ax Asslstant in cate. Many S opanthgn e cxverieaced salesladies. / beginger. ltn-cn»ier experienced in patent”law. e o noing s Bond Vidg.. ut and N. Y. Ave. T MALE AND FEMALE. 16° back; reward, Beptember 12 pahie ave, ‘Libersi BALESMA siiverware. tment—old Selailaed Wha: one capaple o waliing o8 a.m., between 8844 | high-class trade; excellent nity for Sad. 131810t at. n.w. |Capable man: utate experience aud salary reward. 3644 New | Ridress, “with references, Box 250 Rtar_office. taneoto or, a .1. * COOK (pastry) and_geveral assista Appl; (‘lll‘ NION Verly lady. m M [ the Bon-dlr:'lm Eye p! £ 1 | o Mn-lul-e«' n’l " o AN and wife. Louse and gener TW’W{... o Ve ton. e o’ 5ton. lug aud detailing. - Call Min Tarmer, Sendte - BALEAMEN—Adrantageons connection can be made by clean-cut, energetic salemwen fof the glllfln( of ‘= high-grade security. Bond bldg., 14th and New York mfl!‘i We ¢ AT twe men ‘who_can || thesda, a0l & :-l o un-. 1 el M a” un;;ln He beanch sen, i W Wiite Betieada, .Bd., K- 3 HANDBAG, - bisck _leather, - contallng eve- L electrical ton, Marylaad | Elasse; e T g exe-puml change, handkerch and doly Return 1607 Notth Capitol st. thone'wllng"to coadect with the “""' ~ PARTBOARD ‘tux. containing Oress, oo 14th | trical tioa In the €ountry, Whose bi Satutday, 100y between © and € pm. | uctn are nationally ‘advertised, Taward, 3. 0. Falrmont. Phono fhome who, quality. -¥For interciew see Mr. 3584, icKenna, 701 10t st. n.w.. After 4 p.m. lutAn! iflnn full name engraved on cross. fi. lifi‘f HEBEEN'. I—Greatest line-up ever W inkers on couatry allotments. solld ing; set-i C ""‘""5: fransportation v land Shaslivir Wetachabla’ Rindia: Write Apt. 1228 Bociid, o phone 15863 28d 14th ¢ | on bacl Frank. bination tme: ved i 11 nx\lm Z bl!plu Sairs "\L . o Heaariex:' 817 3 Woodward bidy. | ames? Vet Liberal reward. 15* w. SALESMEN.. = KTDDIE Bath Tubs weil on sight fo furnithre, | 3o drug uud - department stores; something new hustlers_with ear_ashould miake $500 month Write mgr., Paul Rubber Co., Ballsbury, N.f =W 6 for_ 17-(1?‘1!“-_‘-.--:‘7»(: '"4",".'1':4 LS fi,vmm mswmur for cholr work. .\Mrm Bex en velin, ’l'r?hd o “Dept: CPHOLSTERBR—Must be Grvt clakd on m-E e need two experienced | and new work. 1785 You st. m.w.. 15% mediet mnv:fim".'"-‘-x:’"'k"' UPHOLSTERER, experiénced. | ek Apply emplovment manger, 8th b i ‘Bemschel Motor C andeia. Ve, 5= MALE. floor, G st., Woodward & Loth- ACCOUK‘I‘ANC! thoroughly taught by La Salle rop. % n who m M)w lbmfld be ready WAco PAINTER—One experienced in xu- for_the big' inity nex continnous employment. Address Bo Call, ‘write or p)(nl for our I3 catalogue. .Al»h. Star office. L DS LD FANTED— Al round_man {or marker siore. 909 Dist. Natl Bank Bids. Adgiess Box WK, "flfl- Franklin 5845. VANTED—1.500 nnwu Eabe nwemn A —F——mnl ower i«; -:nelence'; ln:m. fnr" this 'u’mlnll- roug) re- bome study; easy terms: Avply “tonce. Autd Lirery Go. 8110 %o $900 monthly and a’m-' Fonras: teed or money back; outdoorsy Jocal or travel I|I Xu‘. under men who reward lbllll! tl'l of Bix"b cleiit weeker Practical o TS -Actual numu experjence on 3 ears. tes reasonable. Day (eklerly. for igeneral American’ Motor you can_do & Phone N. Addm Heradon Hune, n Address te fifun; Bof 1 neflnun businens up-rm not ALLY A & Huguely, iereiis See T be 000 to 32,800 to 3,0 u.umn- only. Steward School, 1 905, 907, haul work. 212 18th JuTo. | umuin! NBEDS TEAINED } a5 D| opeént " otirse throushout. , all makes’ of pectid: Stana.” Bosiness Trainiog! & * MARCEL WAVER—Expert: state age. saar expericnce. Addrexs N«.!_ oftic MEN AND WOMEN—Increase‘your ‘income by | DRESSMARE] nmu the real estate Lusiness: no cxpense h need not intertere with present’ empio et tion conference every Twesday hz H Buseell, room 830, Colorado bidg. 20+ ] o b MEN AND WOMEN quicky learn real estate Tamiiy " Address Horh 14 ive pay while learning need mot lMuum'um.l dresmaking; — x. 2897, ‘mh- ¥. Matteson, 31 | GTR Wisher & powition s Operaior. Weite u«: it 1. T NESS desis H 1. not later than 1: 5 . onumu nu; FEMA nonii’f 3G GIRL to ol s help in the .mpm LADY -ennr«w references: ty) B11-K, Star MANKRE T in el I i leaning ana ”deing T otored gt s e — eveniag oxne 2 eciaity n«'—auu 'T-hu ol I-dh rhll‘;n E-ry e Any or evening: will travel: 7 Ieferences. 605 0 g.w. Nor! DOR—1a private fa e Tamily. (o u Bat wael y 1 sent out: must have (uux and laundry work: «ta lent wages. Adatus 36, 256] Catucdsal COOK and geuer 1dev: small hmlh Call 1335 1 st Conservas: g‘»leul-u Alln private wi} Address mm- TYPIST, e dress Box 13‘( YOUNG LADY. brignt {ineonee n.....f",'..; Sqmmercial extablidhasent. family: can atay ni m :‘ Call Cleveland 213, " 341 '3.'.'3 T GIRL from Virginia fnr general Siay night: must be neat and guod cook. 33 in 15+ IKII: I‘Ii F'IKII P AP.\ln'lzvr HOUSE to Jotna the. vl-«lvunll as_cvok 2000 Sherman ave. nw. 14 and bousema; Bee - tm p OUNG MAN FLPER—Wiite: for Dol 40 | kaow bhow 1o o Ford, et u.mn lm Hot 297K, 8t ave. and lMl’fffl'H' st nw. BOOKKEEPER—$30 a mkmlo start, i} with Cement; salary, room and st nw. Reference mnlml plr._ % BOOKKEEPER—Expcnenced L.,.,,,, = double' entry;. excellent oppor-{¥ors tunity ; references required. Ap- "‘.',‘:,'; = ’;,'“ to. sl hats ply at once. LE < iy B A bolater, Arcade Market. . HWENT Spplx 5 edioh): mtler (Freach), chaut GED COTUPLE (white), to-Go la | feur and wife cook, butier and e ;200ms and buard and’gond wages | gred): excellent Teferencos. . Relds Sgeny. Army and Navy Prep. &h--ul T‘"; 14th i Avnlr g 4161 Coan, ~siay | OF female: no fe 27 | Phone North mn"' o i all- | others at t references required. 2311 Tracy place b.w. The Washington | ring re. %03 Pa. News Co., 313 6th st. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AcuvciEs: 1t ic, 835 I’I.. 13 BOY av apprentice 1o auto repair shop, APPIY Auto mechanic, $25.533 xood_opening Auto mechanic, $30 wk., 3 yra. exp. Ford. 800 Otis st n. it be |n|.cuu e Iper laundry wagon. Apply 2 polisher, openil Sox Tausory. . 2083 Bherman ave. Bookd keeper-typiat. chanco for advancement. m—m weventeen T a Grs Tlaee E(mln nessages and oh m “.. V‘M’“." 1361 Wi l|mnl lvt quuw ‘and presscr; steady empioyment. AE!! H_Suvyder & Co., 1411 G MW 15° nerul work in garage, 3 operator, ¢Xp.. good salary. Fords, 1o car required. rtunit &2 'alt bias. ymh )lhltllrnv‘l Balesman fc for Ktenographer-bookkeeper, u.!:u’remnel Buw and N. Y. A BOSHEIMAN—At once; good par. eofgia ave. n.w. ARPENTER_General mechanic, white man, I(I do ml-cel'l:uoul'hh[l l{fl“n hfll!l -ll!]. ok six fu adder, B a0V ermont ave. A YOUNG TADY. who can drive a Ford, to -Arll tlnncnu from 8 until 2; $2 per e st. n.e. CLERK, young lady; qmck and accuratc at fig\lres. 2119 14th st. n.w. @ waton. 8—10; Apply ¥ 20th st. n.w. 130 . (Am—ku oo carpeaters_Tor | log coun rv‘ paj {aside work. Bee Mr. I’:’r‘\'i.:_rdL next to Hen- Ao drick’s Ga starting GIRL 1« lerl lllfl or Clfriclle et CARPEXTERSSeveral L §ood; Joat eral worky open -gs ety | B store Tepaire. A ks, 985 F u &0 Wl e, 1o exchange tor com- imily: reference Shise Brooke, Derwoos, Marsiend: with some. .,unm Fllm CARE for small apt. minster st. CHAMBERMALI! T*I_h_m- T | wants pi 2008 3t e, O L rTnufiF.xT‘.« 1D or nuree; neat mm“mrmz—r -‘i“nm—'_ifi_“ Call 1704 Vermont are SETFTLED WIITE WOMAN Tor honsewr and )eln ('ll: fnr children, can stay nights. i | it SHITE Geaeral Towsework aighial Tonr - Tammiy. Chers Conte ‘o | CBAMD Q'l’;fl’!l required: good wages. Phone l'| e. WHITE CIRL T fake care of cilidren e e belp with housework. Apply 1814 Gallatin = WHITE GIRL, ueat, T amell family; o washing. - Call AP' 201, l‘oufllm C fil'n: WOM. ral Tousekeeper; ara; ts. 1 andry COLORED GIEL for goneral Bowsewopk. 2i% Rryant ot n . s g COLORED GIEL wish 3 R e housework feer 7 p.m. 16th and maid nr -mm.. 1 —Gene: Phone. Lincoln 5397-W. fiii E_WOMAN. elderly, fo do ‘work: :cm-mnmnt:' cl-I < l Cann. ave. bridge. Ffouu( for housekeeping: Kaufman, 345 Cedar st COLOTED WoSAR- ni‘ to_clean; references. State -Inry tlm!(‘ Ad‘.w !IO«K Star Wheel Toralshed | crowded 12288 now. ERRAN] lFl‘Y—m. [ ply National Pubdlishing Co. E: NCED 8. and Cleveland cars: ‘aee M Shtor Car Con 1000 140h sE. niw: FILIPINO houge boy at 5010 P at. n.w_ FIRST-CLASS nnlq and cake baker. 1 Mahoo. 3042 14th st. houses; vfi; :l‘i;: advancemene: Lewis Botel i . 1824 CEARN MILL INERY, DRESSMAKING, “TAILORING. dress distincively.” Day and FOREMAS. Ford service: man qualified by st o el ~ G leaee four years cxpericnce 10" crgnale’ and FROF, LAV1SGRION S A AcAnnn. For 1115 G st. n.w. 13 superistend 8 Ford deniers ‘"" e -l-ry. = ce. * rnlsh K. Bler ofice. be first class. 3 c NEAT_COLORED GIRL—Genera: housework SMeas; write wold Wasd; ‘vellaba; pater- st sw. FPERMANENT POSITIONS THAT PAY $17 PER WEEK FIRST FOUR WEEKS $1,100 FIRST YEAR. AVAILABLE TO SINGLE W Apply immediately, 611-6th st. n.w. nasnaki. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES |* who wish to use after-office time to their financial advantage are invited to call at Room 230 Bond building, 14th and N. Y. ave. Open until 9 p.m. > II,\T BALESMAN— Youn; g:e:o& ‘“" ired. Apply at once S nw, i = |mlnln' {nr w?, eafettria Aw!y Frieons Good eyesight, hea'.mg, healrh AND. wvn white, to live on -ue- and \nlhngness to. the e i ining | hours assigned arefi@ es=entlal * ¥ | qualifications. S8 NO PREVIOUS EXPERIEl};(I;E NEEDED ;(A'c" Who undnnnntf- The frolt and produce | L | babliar:qates s ochers, peed 8395, 3. E. FIRST FLook 722 12th § Wm . | ppelelgates THE CHESA"SRKE & “Ifl 14th st. m' pEEt ety ~MEAT CUTTER. POTOMAC TELEPHONECO. ..!:”.‘:‘.".,"".’w":':fir.‘..':%:?':‘.‘... N SALEfiLADIdES—Forourdress‘, T apard Hime tisuit and coat departments; mus Wm eanm"'\'n’fmcm: lbe thoroughly experiet in S on reduest. . Columua | these. lines ; permaneht ;mons and best salaries in. Cll Y %alg and, 40, with considerable ‘store :g;;hcatm;sstc D:f;flmm 9 experience;: to take.short.course | sxrzir.Anis._ experienced. to_canvass bouse (vf training: for positibns as floor | 13 heuee; excellent offer, lrn e :managers. Men with at least;? ." !Infh school: training preferred. | (EASS: Apply employment office, 8th floor, G st., Woodward & Lofl\-l ton réferencen room business.. Bee Mr. Cain, 408 12to 8 p.m. MAN—Eledrly, colored, without small place In Chevy Chase. Md. Geod hom: right party, Apoly to Mr. White, S17 g1 family. o P H S 0% oF Defiiag. 4th an request. b m T MEN—Bétween the age ages of 30 M. Converse, 1623 H, 2nd fl(;{n’ OGRAPHER by natlonal i ce mow apioyed rience, reference and whel Kdaresn Box msx Star nm MEN—Lot pn&nn. for the. day or evenings. ara"cpurse 1n’ aphled siectricity RAPI ambitions, e e mielgs 2 bmnecpln: Address oz 2185, Rtar M. Converse, 1623 H st., 2nd]jion. MBTAL wyfiu oot Ty ilgx Tor | floor. 5% s - IWAIST HANDS, experienced. M. Converse, 1623 H, 2nd flmr. SiARs. CFOuT, 118 Qm A\;S‘ E FLOOR. . 5 4% a1 |SKIRT HA\DQ (xpenencedi 1 n-l'ed T do family washing. =l . n.w. for general housework: ne ookl 10 Maryiang See: e, = 5 OMAY T T e 1917 Hitere we, e rork: emall nn * solored. 15 Cook and general Im.- work Iy of two: 1508 Handolph 3t n.oro. TTreTences requled E] W = [» :.‘.‘. B 5ol work a Corcormn o, £ OULORED WO! *vening: good COOK or maid. rellable BTt wt s phens Wt e, DR _Plarecanied | ©00) l’lhlll! Nl.l" -f'-‘f:w place in -n nnnfi xm v —“I"'fllflfll‘llfi place 1620 5rd st nowe AT m id_umid UK and uaid_yieh position. m-u. "8 W ashington wi mo DAY'S WOIK or o' % tialie colored woman. 1517 10th ef, DAY'S WOKK or dishwashing w-uu 21at .u n.w. WOMAN o cook, wash reference. _Apply 1732 Q EMPLOYMENT aGENCIES. for employment; offers of 2001 9th st. om 4. NCE { ACCOUNTANT] BOOkKEBPER desires posi {ith local corporation; references. Rires Box 217K, Star office. S ASEISTANT ACCO! T, age 28, with nine years' business experience, ‘desires 1o connect with a_real If ire going conceru. taking fell commercial acfence course. ancy focluded. Kehool of Phone Frank! BOY. 17, wauts work arouhd bouse; nights. 1004 8 15T FTLER—Private I‘umlly -an S W at o u- GrRL ol 9o inwmary | “day. Address Mrs. Lillies Wry L v e GIEL. s ol —_waluru T at._nw. s lhlBll’lL wants place av maid-waitress. l“’i‘ & Colored: experiery~d: Yol :v-mul bousewor . nré...d ‘ o Bundays. [ fnces: pesks French, Teattan: New_Jersey ave. u.au».\'r H\lsm.n and hmm,n colored. ork. Address Price. Dayer. 1910 I(l'.le Bnm.v. i good_appearanc Virginie ave. n.w. ks Box = colored. wanty lace as cook: 'y'n.\u? FECR wants work. all 213 Q 7 "‘ e L‘m —(Filipino). desires » place in famfl; can_dc_housework, etc. Addresx Bo Qter office COOK of (‘Iunflm can I Coox < s Gb\' flht.l:'*d-njm would 1T charRe o sui‘rnn TANZS Jeanv cxierience wirlng | e, At 245, Stat 1 and repairs. Address Box 218K, Star office. | LADY, refined, wants housek: 1 o uo_ children. ELEVATOR and 1.nn~r 1o apartment house: 43, white. 1408 L * _| LIGHT general housework wmiill h-jlu. res or more | by colored woman: nnlenl 1164 W ylnmhl-l. electric fnw. metal Teferencss ex. | MORNING WORK or 076 wor: s BOTE. heuged sAddress Tow BI0K, Biar ofee, s | MOBNING WORK or day’s work; s Safur JANITOR—Reliable colored s 15 COOK and howsewséE S s partare. Br TS STt Gt pax s LITERARY, QECRETARY— mfi—m Professmr‘lial wrlte]a a:;d news -".-.; Sy o Tie poetogs T2 correspondent would aid in rey Ialufly Segvins s o ing and recasting MS. for publ; l'n:. R RN T ‘.,.,""" * 1’-‘ cation. Are you writing a book. .m P _"‘ ‘z_" +{ Address Box 12-K, Star office W | AN, colored, place wn Justier. apt e Aditeat Box 224K 5 MECHANIC, auto, ‘lu‘ maa, mm !vfl‘u‘n‘ K S, 1o 3o At Borme oF ‘Waats position in ‘lv‘l-'. salary ressonable ears experience aute repair work. AMrm Beiee Wi . i el W s ater | WOMAS, w1l o ~with best n-l-rfln’fl “ml Addrens Box 35 . Star offive, e Address Box 234-K, mrlwunx by neat whr-l eiel. 2200 Virgin A v m@ m CARPENTERS AND | 5 nmu IEANTNG or afiaraeen otk North 1068, Be found at uoa 1ith 1s° hu-u to keep i3 n.-x and m ITION T ectatial Address Box 273-K, Star office. ‘ POSITION by ‘nl;-hfl h‘:.lfllu -p-fl‘lu experienced in ail ciasses of can furaish references. Srois, Rtac omee FROUFREADER—Targe “experlence: pneum Peinter; open to engagement. Phone Adas A Brst-class,” and waf Red homatitehing and pifot edéing o marks som. lingerie bloum th-t spring. For mue m'y- the |l|on- -m a 3 ¥ cloth, For are not ery attractive, but some mo} phery Tike them and buy them. Satin roses fre -used on some the new tmkl (or trl.mm&. nnlanazlin. are built 3y m |ene ou-tnx,t-ntw aprticuls on hmm“um vbloh Llis STV i ;h‘uhdnnnx this t course ndl i um,' Hoaal i e ¢| WAIST DRAPER, firstclass. m MUTUAL AUDIT COMPANY Keeping, - anditing. i CARAGER s p e ‘"a.m%u_ it L Soh, 45 ok o rte). ‘,."’f'" experience, n.gflmfl raity 8 ua-z‘.‘rm edersl st... Philade “4’ A . (S, ‘21981, friag NAN with car, desirs ontside o { seodent, willing W0 do 7 A S S e . $25 8 week. Addrges Box 3K K. Box raduate. vun: Ghadhiol ilg o -