Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1921, Page 34

3¢ HELT AND SITUATIONS. [T TLE SrORIES . Jor DEDTIME? Bringing Up a Family. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. It pever seems to me quite fair ther should have all the care et —Mrs. Quack. Of course, in many cases she doesn't have all the care of properly raising ‘ ghe children, but more often she does than doesn't, or at least so much of it that it seems like all. Mrs. Quack §8 one of these. Mr. Quack has little 10 do with the proper bringing up of bis family. It is only when they are almost fully grown and ready for the long journey to the Sunny South that he shares in the care. “Did you raise all your children?” asked Peter Rabbit as he sat gossip- $ng with Mrs. Quack the Mallard Duck on the shore of the pond of Paddy the Beaver, deep in the Green Forest. Mrs. Quack's bright eves grew a lit- tle dim. *“Not all,” said she, sadly. “Accidents will happen, no matter Thow watchful a mother may be, and it is very hard work to keep an eye on every one of such a big, lively family_as mine. You have no idea, Peter Rabbit, what an anxious time it is for a mother Duck when her babies are small “T know.” said Peter. “I have had a big family myself. Children are a great care, a great care. *“Pooh!" sniffed Mrs. Quac you know ubout it! You SE ALL YOUR CHIL- ASKED PETER RABBIT. enough that it was little Mrs. Peter Jxho did all the worrying about those children of yours. I'll venture to say that vou were not home half the time.” Peter looked guilty. Mrs. Quack tossed her head and continued. “T don't doubt Mrs. Peter had worries a-plenty, but if she kept her eves open she could always see any dan- ger that might threaten her babies. It would be either in the alr or on the ground. But there were dangers to my babies that couldn’t be seen, and they were never off my mind. 1—1 lost two of the darlings that way." A tear shone in one of Mrs. Quack's eyes. Peter was both interested and puz- zled. “How could there be a danger you couldn’t see?” he demanded. ‘It came from underneath,” replied Mrs. Quack. This puzzled Peter more than ever. He thought it over. and to help him think he scratched first one long ear with a long hind foot and then the other long ear with the other long hind foot. But for all his thinking and scratching he was no wiser than before. Mrs. Quack watched him and understood ““You see,” said she, “my babies took 10 the water just as soon as they were out of their shelis, eight fof the cut- est, softest, prettiest babjes you can imagine. For a few daye they kept close together and close to me. Most of the time | kept them hidden in the Teeds and grass growing in the water. There they were safe from Hawks by day and Owls by night. But it wasn't long before they began to scatter a little and venture outside the reeds ‘and grass to swim in the open water. “One day 1 led them across the pond to the other side. @t first they followed close to me, fdf it was a great adventure to them. Then one began to drop behind. He was ven- turesome. Twice I waited for him and scolded him well. Then he did it agaln and—and—well, the next time I looked around he was gone.” Mrs. Quack choked a little when she said 5. “Where had he gone?’ asked Peter after a pause. A Muskrat had followed us under water and had seized him from under- ) neath.” sobbed Mre. Quack. “It was a * danger T couldn’t see.” . “Did—did the same thing happen to { the other one you lost?” asked Ie- er. Mrs. Quack nodded. “Yes” said *tshe, “only it was a Mink this time. They were very little, those babies, _ or it wouldn't have happened. Bring- ing up a family on the water is a * great care, Peter Rabbit, a great care. But it is worth all it costs.” she added, glancing with pride at the six handsome young Ducks playing out in the middle of the pond. Again Peter nodded. (Copyright, 1921, by T. W. Burgess.) Things You'll Like to Make. A wool-flower powder %ox quickly made, sweet little gift. Cro- chet a flower of worsted, or make it is @ of braided loops of the worsted. Use A soft shade of pink, blue or lavender, or any color that will harmonize with the receiver's boudoir. Glue to this flower the bottom section of a paste- board powder box. Cover the top of the box with bluck silk or satin that has been embroidered with Jarge yel- low and orange French knots. Insert a small loop of yellow silk ribbon through the middle of the cover. Bring it through the pasteboard cov- er. Spread the ends of the ribbon and glue them to the cover. With a dainty little powder puff of matching color this wool-flower powder box makes a little remembrance appreciated by any girl ¥ (Copyright, 1821.) LORA. Fruit Breakfast Cereal. Some morning add one-half pack- age of seeded raisins to the cereal you are to serve, or one-half cup of finely chopped peanuts, pitted prunes apples, peaches, apricots or cherries may be used; other times add either one-half a cup of shredded cocoanut atoned dates or finely chopped figs. ——— Chicken Terrapin. Rub the yolks of two hard-boiled eggs to a paste with a tablespoon of butter and one of flour, a saltapoon of mustard and, one of sait. Put these togetber in a dish with half a pint of rich milk and stir until smoking hot. Put In this two cups of cold chicken cut into neat pieces and cook until hot through. Slice the hard- bolled whites fmto rings and mix with the mest. ——— Flack taf’edg snd Spanish lace are - g-.mbized in @ @uaint bouffant frock. - Lo BRIDES WILL BE BRIDES | By Lucille Van Slyke HOME 1S WHERE YOU MHANG YOUR HEART. HE John Lindsays wer in- ordinately vain of their new Louse. They loved to be hos- pitable. They were sorry for everybody in this world who didn't own & little house. *“Met an awfully nice girl from my home town today,” John confided in Merriam one evening. “Her husband is one of these high-brow actors, plays in symbolic things to slow music with purple cheesecloth for scenery. Thinks he's & genlus. She's a perfect peach. Loyal to him as you are to me, darling. But it must be a rotten life for a girl like Jane, wan- dering around second-rate hotels, lug- ging bags and trunks. And she was used to living decently. Why, her family had the biggest house in our town, blg broad lawns yith an iron deer "and cverything. Her mother made the best chocolate ice cream I ever ate. I felt so sorry for Jane, dear, that I asked her to bring her husband out here Sunday to stay overnight, a little rest in a real hous ought to buck Jane up considerabl Merriam wisely kept her dread of a rouged world-weary guest to herself, for Jane's brunette loveliness, when she ‘strolled casually in on Sunduy morning, garbed in fresh gingham and a broad-brimmed hat, made her hostess feel suddenly fluestered and untidy. The actor man was charming, the pair were pleasantly unincum- bered with luggage, just one bag for two of them. In spite of not wanting to, Merriam quickiy discovered that she couldn't help liking Jane. Horace was de- lightfully courteous. Both guests en- thused pleasantly over the dear little house. They did not talk theatrics, except when the young Lindsays asked curlous questio They lis- tened sympathetically while Merriam sputtered about her troubles with ashmen, and rose bugs, and the next door mneighbor's chow. Most of the time Jane's slender fingers made leisurely tucks in a christening robe for her sister's baby. A flattering listener she, with just the right hint of envy in her pleasant contralto, she let John or Merriam })Iuhble along about the joys of home fe. “Poor darling,” Merriam whispered to John ufter their guests lad re- tired. bag, Jane waved an affectionate fare- well. " Less than a block from the station Merriam discovered that John was still carrying a manuscript case bos longing to fiwlr visitors. ‘Together she and John raced back Iu hopes the train had not departed. it hadu't. It had not even arrived. And sitting comfortably at home on the station bench Jane had resumed her placid stitching on the christen- Her low voiced contralto ing robe. station carried clearly across the plaza “Poor little thing!” she was say- ing. “What a shame that she should be shackled to the deadly routine of iceman and butcher hoy and all those old-fashioned chains. 1 can't wait to get to Baltimore, but 1 can’t tell you Tow glad 1 am we only stay there a week. Seeing that poor child rooted to that dreadful house made me real- ize our blemsings! Did you see that look of longing in her big brown eyes when you were telling of our gay. earefree time!” Finger on lip, Merriam led John to the opposite side of the station. “Walk around in front so they see you coming,” she shook with pressed laughter. “Oh, John, dear, isn't life just too perfect! Home is where you hang your heart, isn't it?” sup- (Another episode of thix story in to- morrow's Star). (Copyright, 1921, by the International Syndicate.) OLD.TIME LOCOMOTIVE ONCE MADE TRIP ACROSS ATLANTIC OCEAN AND BACK. Dear Travel Clubbers: If the trains do not run we cannot do much real traveling and business gets all tied up in the bargain. How many mem- bers of the Junior Travel Club know when the first locomotive was built i and how far the track went? Re- member a letter about this quite a while ago? Well. T have found out about as odd an engine as any of us will ever see, 1 guess, so I thought I would write about ihat, since the pdpers have had so much about a rail- road strike. This engine was once all covered with silver and it was called “Amer- ica,” and it once made a trip across the ocean and back. Of course it was sent in a big ship. This engine was Cosmetic Gloves. It is just as well to be prepared at this time of the year with lotions to combat the drying effects of the win- ter winds. Most of us suffer during the winter from chapped hands, some of us, in fact, who do a great deal of manual labor suffer from chapped hands both winter and summer. In any case where the skin has be- come quite dry and chapped the best treatment to give is to wear what are called cosmetic gloves. These are nothing but ordinary. old gloves coated inside with some special oily preparation. They should always be worn at night, the idea, of course, being that the skin can be coated with cosmetic for several hours and that the glove while keeping the oil fn contact with the skin will also keep the bed linen free from' Erease stains. To glive the hands this treatment take an old pair of leather gloves, & couple of sizes too large, turn them inside out and cover the lining with cold cream or some speclal paste. Turn them back and put them on just before going to bed and immediately after you have washed the hands with soap and very hot water. One well recommended cosmetio glove paste is made as follows: Refined pine tar 1 teaspoonful Olive ol 1 pint Thiz must be heated when mixed so that the pine tar is blended with the ofl. 1t may be perfumed with a few arops of any perfumed oil you like. is spread over the lining of the gloves. What remains on the skin is easily washed off the following morn- ng. £ M—Hot, crude oil massaged into bald spots will often restore the growth of hair, unless there is a very ehiny surface to the skin, in which case nothing will induce the growth again. This oil is muoch Dbetter than lanoline for the scalp. L. E. D—Consult the doctor about that lump in the front of your necks i exhibited at the Paris world's expo- sition, in 1857, and was covered with «w silver coat,’on which men had to work hard to make in shine all the time. The engine was the talk of that world’s fair. After the fair the Rock Island railroad bought the engine, but the silver had to be taken off because it got hot 5o quickly. There was a big time when the “Amer " was put “on the run' as they suy out of Chicago to Daven- port and Council Bluffs, which was as far as the road went in thoso daye. Then the engines could burn coal or wood, mostly wood, and the woud was cords at many places piled high in ‘WANTED—HELP MALE (Continued.) For Your Convenience WANTED—HELP FEMALE—Continued. LISTEN, WORLD! BY ELSIE ROBINSON. UHAUFFEUR, experienced; must know tl Clty; steady Job. Address Box 212-M. Sur office. o WANT ADS. May be left at any of the following Star Want Ad Branches NORTHWEST. ave., Hygeian Pharmacy. CHAUFFEUR, colored, p high-grade cars. North 2595. street. All of Effiec Whitcomb's friends are worrying about her. Effle is forty- five, and miserable. “Isn't it queer,” cry the friends, “Effle used to be such a happy girl, so full of pep and fun, ! | 2nd and Ma 7th and K, Goldenberg's (time clerk’s desk). always starting somothing, never ||oth and s e Gaive's Pharmacy. - could be still a second. And now ind Pfi:u_"."—:h"-énl'l'h rmacy. 2827 Ashmead pl. 18th she just mopes around all the time. o s ::r‘-;g__ it terrible what life doea to ||| and G ste. Quiglers EoEor ot enced on Pifle! Life doesnt do things to |||'%F L *t» Morss Pharmacy. you. You do them to yourself. Some NORTHEAST. Keneally Phar- Lincoln Pork . SOUTHEAST. 8th and Eye sts., Weller & Moskey's Phlr: macy. 11th l{:d Pa. ave., Fealy’'s Pharmacy. 14th and Pa. Smyser's Pharmacy. one should arise and tell the women of forty-five a great truth, namely— you are at forty-five what you Experienced engraver for sil- verware and ivory, by leading department store, for the holiday trade. Can work at store or at home. Address Box 215-M, Star OfEe e o FIREMA experienced; $15 weekly. STAG HOTEL, 608 gth St FURNT] t 36th and M macy. Rate—3 Cents a Word 1In Washington and suburbs for— URE AD MAN Help and Situations Wanted. Loat and Found. If you want to learn the fine points For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous. retail furniture advertisiug, one of Americ Poultry, Pets and Livestock. foremost retull furniture concerns (located In Automoblles for Sale and Wanted. Rooms for Rent and Wanted. Business Opportunities, etc. Rate Outside of Washington, 4 cents & word. Real Estate Ads the eas young has an opening for an evergetic of good character who has b rlence in writing_copy. Give & cxperlence, married or single, ' where e ployed, saiary expected, ond inclose samples of “work in iirst letter. Star_office. Address Box 322-M, OER wal Box 4, Tho_Plains, s HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN—Nation-wide demand for trained men; all departments, 1 Ifi ‘words te 3-line minimum, at fl(“flhll,"‘lvlflm‘tln; M:‘um‘ uu:vwd.d o ||| Tin® Tt e living, Quick sdvancement: " eur planned to be at twenty-five, It you're ||| 12 Fate. a5 follows: metiiods indorsed-—our atudents employed by a silly, seifish young fool, you're go: 2 tites, 168 Ll v lotels everywhere. Opén evenings. ing to be a silly, seifish old 100l un- 2 ok T DE e Lewis Hotel Training School, 1334 New York ave. mw. _______ | 10USEMAN. white, willing to do any wor | good room: small salary. Phone North 1696, less you take a brace. Your silliness und selfishness will simply show up the more because the rest of the 7 times, 16c per line. 14 times, 15¢ per line, - | permanent. Dept. M., National Boarding Children. $15-820 por month at Charlotte Nellie School 1333 " nw. Pranklla 4681-W. Taundry, 2119 1th wt. n.w. EDUCATED WOMAN, ex-teacher ~ preferred, unusual position : ealary $1.500 or more first rtation paid: Home & School ationai ‘City bldg., New York. ear substantiai bonuk; transy Association, WANTED—HELP ___FEMALE DOMESTIC. OOLGRED—Two Uasement Tooms (0 womin who will do part of work for small famili. Phone North 6433. COCORED GIRL as nurse maid. _ Apply wit feferences, 6 Biackthorue 6t Cbevy Ch Ma. 1 COLORED GIRL for general housework, rellable. Call 120 Varnom st. n.w. K and hosseworker ginl. 427 Mave. Tmeat LEVATOR OPERATOK. Arply afier 6 p.m., Supt, Kresge bldg., 11th aad G sts. n. ed GTRLA-Mugasine soliciiing _ex, 7ou deaire to, better Sourself get.in chtandard Clearing House, 431 8. ‘ugo. HEAD OF STOCK FOR HANDKERCHIEFS. Large department store re- quires the services of experienced woman for head of handkerchief stock.. Good salary and perma- Box nent position. Address Star office. HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOM| ;(!d;u@:lln:l lorl (‘:’llnfll ‘women; , hotels, clubs, spartment h Crowded fleld; fine living, quick advancement: our methods 'indorsed—our students emploved by leading hotels everywhere. Open tv!n.\? Call for particulars. ~ Lewls Hotel Training NERAL HOUSEWORKER in family of 8ol cook; veferences required. Call 8576 13th wu. generdl housework, 8:30 to 2. Celumbia 2. 120 GIRL—Competent, for general housework must be good cook; references. Apt. 7, 171 2011 st. . GTRY: wanted to aeslst with Bousework. g North Capitol st. North 4982J. 10 GIRL for general housework in apartment: wmily of.5. Call after 6 pom. Mrs. Shaw, 27 11th st. n. » GIRIL (colored) family of two: required. Apply 1708 New Hampshire MAID for general housework. 5 and 7, 1925 G st. n.w. NURSE GIEL. colored: must stay nights; ref- Telephone Col. 7199. 1314 Gailatin chambermaid and waitress; stay nights: city references ter 4 o'clock Thursday Apply between U GTRL (colored) for general house. School, 1824 New York ave. n.w.. work in small family. 3309 18th st. n.w. LADY—We have an opportunity that will be| WHITE GIRL, ~general Bouscwork: giay attractive to & lady of business experience and | Pights. Mrs. E. R. Clement. Hast _alls executive ability who is desirous of making & ) place for herself in the fuaacisl worid. “good ease call o see Mr. Lewls, 345 Munsey - Brook- bidg.._ bet p.m. LADIES, four, neat appearanc tion; good pay. Apply between 122, 1912 Irving st. n.e. TADIES—T#arn dressmaking and millinery for business or bome use. Livingston's Academy, established 188 Frank. TADIES, Trom g ia terested fn making $100 & month, to care f open districts and give resident corset keryi. to clients for the Spirella Company: libera cemmission. _Add. Hox 323-M, Star office. 11° gang will have grown up and ac- quired reg’lar jobs and characters. That's what is the matter with Effie, No awful Nemesis has overtaken her. Her program has simply run out. She ORt for snell office buildiig, preferaby Settied man; kleeping quarters: no children. Appls in own handwriting. Salary $60. Ad- Star Office Open Until 11 p.m. All advertisements for The Evening Star mist be at The Star office by 11 p.m. the LAUNDRESS—AT once. 1502 Potomac ave., e. MARCEL_WAVING LESSONS by French pro- fesnor. 17th & call Mafn 3579, A diploma_secured if graduste. set herself a_sixteen-year-old pro- gram, all giggles and gasps and goo. The years went by, but she didn't alter it a bit. She merely piled on the malke-up thicker and added more DAY REFORB 1SSUB, with tbe following exceptions: Lost and Found, Death notices. Wanted Hel Kittenish 1nanners. She hadn't a ted Situations, H b - particle of interest in anything out- ‘Wanted Room: ?53‘. "Ar‘r r’nfilv"amxwl ‘m‘,,l{°","fl“‘,‘:"';::; e offle" e’ - ® 3o e notio side of Effle—Effle’s looks, Effie’s Advertisements under the above clu:;_ T not e My Foter {""‘"“n“’ g e fleations will be accepted at The Rtu ave., until 10 a.m., dvertisements for The loves, Effic’'s joys. She has not a particle of interest in anything else = —Three young men to fake orders. fice, 11th st. and P tionally known products. Satisfied with 325 day of issue. All now. But other folks have—and ; : ; Eunday Star must bo received At The Btar ||| per dweak to start, Must be over 21 Neat s e e it nr ||| o@ee by 6 p.m. Baturday. aopesrace.” Toom 400, American Satioasl - anic_bidg. terested in it, but it bores every one else like & toothachv. So Effie is mop- ing. She would have moped just the same at twenty If she had been left Cash With Order is required for all advertisements fn_their spare time for excellent raftemen; individual instruction, Complete course ay or nigh Rates to be increased on September 21. out of things. But every one else || from transient advertisers. now. Foll particulars on request. umbia had h“ pluy%lma ‘p:‘og‘ra m at twenty Kehool of Drafting. 14th and T ats. so she got by witl } . That's the whole truth of this forty LOST MES AND BOYS 1o sell tafty in the otr five-year-old tragedy business. Fate i Segalar work., Apply 010 22 doesn’t jump out at you with a black jack at any given age. You build your fate vourself and, s you bulld, S0 you shall possess a shining tower BELT, Hudson seal. EN--Prepare as fireman, brakeman, electric motorman, colored _train’ porters, $126.$250 month to ®tart; no experience necesiary: stacd- i st ! + rewarded it ardroa Write {mmedia or & busted merry-go-rouud _or at Municips formativn. Rajlway Institu ) n . diannpolie, Tnd. HOME ECONOMICS BROOCH - MEN, 10, who will get results, on a commis- . 700 or Canal rad. sion hasis; a live wire can obtain 4 permanent cie e i | pition, “eatl any marning this week botween . X ltes. Liberal rema Te- s an Semmes Motor Gv., Znd floor, 613 BY MRS. ELIZABETH KENT. . Swoot, 17th and Pa |G st . MEN. Dissatisfaction is oftentimes only another name for restlese, praiseworthy ambition—am- bition urging the real man in you to move up and ahead, ambition whispering to you 1o bet- ter yourseif, ambition counseling you to make ion where ‘real s d. Count yourself lucky that " Disatisfaction is merely . We lave for you t will tirn sour disvatisfac- tion fnto contentment. We want you to cal with what personality. will power and amb tion you may and to join these with our Mgh Fepute as a successful business concern. Tund_white, 0o no_collar o t North S8, Christmas Categories. S for Fond_touriug, betwern 16th nd_Takoma Park. Ieturn Old Colony Takowa Purk and recelve re- hody' and brown head. 3.3 Murdoek, 3uth and Codur, Mount Rainier. Pat yoursslf on the back and feel proud that Four” dineatisfaction fs only ambition in dis- Then call to see ux, If you're & Gentile Hiack and tan femuie hound. Touix_Lagana, guise. =i = and over 25, between 10 and 4, : 300, EY_RCir . Reward. White PAPERHANGERS wanted. goud pay. Bring tools. ‘work, The Decorative Shop, MILLINER, thoroughly experienced. Call afi ernoon or evening. Harrison, 2471 18th £0_tiome_nights._Call WOMAN, home. o cure for baby fram 9 to 0 wait on aur dey Letween 4 aud 6 p.m. 1! Taundreeses, cl Hev. Fuller's Bxc chambermaids, waitresses, placed. now. Tos r E % O TWO bt youmy g1, o i o or all time. Address n«x‘og‘é?pfi' ghar ofee. WANTED—SITUATIORS 1e MALE. s "PERMANENT ACCOUNTANT-BOORKECPER, credits, rons THAT PAY ALL-AROUND AUTO MBEOHANIC, 11 years' $17 PER WEEK FIRST FOUR WEEKS $1,100 FIRST YEAR. Good eyesight, hearing, health and willingness to work the hours assigned are the essential qualifications. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONECO. ALESLADY — Experienced, confectionery store; one who las good sal record, with two OF more Jears' gerrice: good salary and permanent position. Apply w0 Mr. Burton, Abe Lincoln Candy Shop, 1220 G st n.w. enced and capable of handling Box 5-K, Star office. de | Rtar office. SALESWOMAN — For gowns. |* Only those thoroughly experi-|&'s high-class clientele need address{aoy experience; expericnced at acetylene welding Willcher, 2204 Nicholy uve. s.e.” Live. 102. BOOKKEEPER, typist, Washingtonian, 29 years' experience genersl office work, emplored AVAILABLE TO SINGLE |Boib el ™ “00 20,0 BETWEES o AGES OF | ot it it sl 0 18 AND z;. UFFEUR wishes place an truck driv with_private family. COLORED .MAX 1128 161 st n.w. DRAFTSMAN, “wide eogineering_experience, wants work of any type. part or full fime! Address Box 308-M. Star office. 1ne DRIVER, experienced, on Ford; private fan- liy. 2123 Virginia_ave. n.w. _ DRUGGINT. graduste, registered and exp~ rienced, wishes position §n D, C. Address Box 244.3. Star office. 100 MPLOYMENT, preferably outeide, in lin oftering future worth working for: no can vassing or sfocks: intelligence and ‘energy > wants any kind win. Address Box 279-M, Btar office SULDIGTE wanis work at amyth) Ad- dresx_Tiox 216-M. Star office. 100 rienced, out of town, desires law frm. - Address Box 01, of 43, experienced a warehouse man- siipping cierk and general office work LAWYER, ex) connection witl experienced, 10 ment: first-class references. Call at 13 Iim_Eliis, PLACE to drive car in private family: good. reliable colored man from Virginia: can drive r._Apply st 2124 Virginia ave. n.w. STENOGRAPHER. (ypist_or clerical, “either eara’ experience; best refer. duy or night along the track so the train men od pay. could put on a fresh load now and o Cae. L SEAMSTRESS and apprentice to work on furs | &% 2710 100 then, Deoes that sound funny to us PASTRY RAKER—First-cl ~ McMi and suits. Apply 2208 14th st n o b h HIK wishes position in "".‘..-"' now when New York city is only 3042 14th ats 0w, tor arapety épt. Coell Wall | (2mily. Any kind wack. Address Box Z2M, twenty-four hours from (‘hh:asm'.:' :fif;tbw:fl‘.\rn SALBESMAN v;-nx;u ;t once, 14 13th st. ot TeS T = T The firat trip was started on June s : omoblle; prospects farnished: good | SOPRANO RINGER for quariet i Profesiant NG MAN, 2. devirex pocition as clerk in 4, 1869, und the big officials of the|right Christmas gifts if one consid- mm‘:Anfl'_r«;x."uu at room €03, Davidson | Church; moderate «,mw,“,mw. "Address Box | Jardw L e Bn&lynn' Rx'n . ad oo tho train und the|ers many of the posalble gifts in cate- TS L5, R | L - 3 LR LSS . “America” was all shined ‘up like af o .0 3 und presset in_tailor sbop, for GRAPHEIL, TApId, eiperie: i 1 i *hool 2| gories or groups of human needs and rewsouable wages. 'Address Box S74M. S{at| quaiifcations, age asd salare expected. ipiy | Eraduate: wime business ’experience: desites horse ready for a horse show. little later on Preeldent Tracy and other officials were out aloug side the track somewhere in Illinois loading wood to keep her going. The famous engine had an odd ending. At one time the engine was used for pumping water out of 2 canal and then it was sold to a florist, who used the boiler to keep his greenhouse warm in the winter time. At last what was left of the famous “America” for junk. Nowadays they have all kinds of engines and all kinds of roads. You can travel up the sides of mountains to get the beautiful views and through tunnels and over wonderful bridges. Man has done everything he knows how to cut distance in two. Here in Washington we can go to the beautiful Union Station and take a train to Baltimore and New York city at almost any hour of the day. The &t was sold ions of today are beautiful in comparison to what they once were. There ure two in New York city, one for the Pennsylvania Railroad and the other for the New York Central, that are worth many a day's visit. 1 do not think the one here in Wash- ington can be outdene anywhere. And once some people sald they could not build engines big enough to carry their own coal for any dis- tance. And they said the same thing about putting engines in ships to cross the ocean. RUSSELL BURKBE, The Travelog Boy. Harvey. M.: The biggest Atlantic post in Canada is Halifax. Beatrice Jennings: Harvard College 1s named for John Harvard. It may be a goitre, which could be cured easily now at this early stage. Peggy S.—You should weigh 110 pounds.” Your colors will be all of those found in the autumn leaves. 1. M. P.—Your Wwelght is correct. Join a gymnasium for the exercises to give height, as many of them re- quire the special apparatus. Muflie, Dotty, Patty—Consult the doctor about the granulated eyelids. The old-fashioned castile soap is a fine grade for all toilet purposes. I do not think that ankles are larger from the habit of wearing low shoes, a8 ankles get so much more freedom this way the exercise should tend to make them more slim than when they are incased in tight leather cov- erings, such as usually happens When wearing high shoes. B. k. W. a Friend—I will be pleased to mail the formula for the if you send an addressed, cream stamped envelope. This also xmglies to the request for directions on diet- ing for reduction. —— ‘Wash six ounces of rice and bofl it for ten minutes, strain, put it in a stew pan with half a pint of stock, a ham bone if you have it, and salt and pepper. Simmer for one hour or longer until quite soft. When ready to serve stir in the butter auickly and sprinkle grated or chopped ham or chopped bacon over. —— Apple Float Custard. Partly fill a mold or dish.with boiled custard and set aside in a cold place. Pare and slice five or si3 cooking apples and stew until ten- der. Mash them through a colander place in a saucepan and bring to the boiling point. Sweeten the apples and flavor to-taste. Beat the whites of two egEs to a stiff froth, gradually beat in the apples and mix well Spread the apple float over the cus- tard and serve cold. “How beautifully she would, fit into @ home of her own! Oh, why doesn’t that husband of hers give up his wandering, barn-storming life! Couldn't you find him a position of some sort so they could settle down somewhere? There's the most pa- thetic look arounr her gray eyes when she saw how happy we are!” Monday morning the Lindsays walked to the station with their guests. Standing beside their shabby desires. Just running over these| oY P categorles in one’s mind is very Ike- | KEYS, on rinz. fuchuding betle tpergr, Folt, | FALERSAN - for Ford o ol came keys; [0S of - | App 5 to 8 p. v 1y to Iink up an item in one of them | tatchel. Wit came keyws lost Bt o Bl o f Apply from 5 to 8 p.m,, Meadrick Motor ¢ by suggestion with the whom it is suitable. Human needs and desires are easily grouped under the personal and so- cial, and these easily subdivided in whatever way appeals to one. For example, esthetic and utllitarlan useful or ornemental; physical or tellectual. Personal kifts, of things person for | EALERY eral trade, Reward if mturned 10 Mra. E. { {oie Taltime Phone Colum: | eral pl commisston ba ‘wshington and vicinit. company: lubricants, ofls. ges iendid_opportupity for a worke sis drawing secount to reliable Return to Mrs. furniture, pictures, plants, seeds, and s fales force. all the many acc fes of daily liv- ing that modern civilization provides, may be mentioned for this list. Most friendships und connections Places for onc or 2 men on I room 308, 021 15th &t. for 7Arinity Epixcopal Church: one fired a down-draft furnace. 3n1 and which determine Christmas giving = _® { SODA MAN_Bipericnced man, (o take charge are really based especially on one : Fizraved Unlof our soda fountaln: only ihose who lave humemt need or d?sir& h\\'m\ each e J, 10 | qualified elsewhere -v::fl\'ln furnish good ref- case at any one time, though there s i erencea need apyly; good salary and permanent may be many elements, one predom. WANTED—HELP position. ~ Apply to Mr. Burton, Abe Lincoln inates. Some are friends of propin- “AGENTS. Candy 8hop, 1. 3 st m. quity, others of a common interest, i . | TIRE; SALESMAN, experienced; commission AGRNTS_Big_money made seiling favorits pictures of Foch, Perthing and other leaders others of A common experience, others | basis. Potomac Tire Co., 2824 Pa. ave. n.w.10¢ of a common deprivation. 'If one re. thinks over what it is that binds one to each perscn, and then the category of things that relate to that bond, it helps one to hit upon just the right Bift. (Copyright, 1921.) ! to_change tires and Potomac Tire Co., 2824 Pa. 100 In Cooking Fish. Remember that the secret of savory bolled fish is that the water in which it is bolled be well salted. This doesn's mean that any sprinkling of salt is sufficient. It means that as much as an onnce of salt to a quart of water WIITR OFFIUR BOY: must have references; good opportunity for one who wishex to study Yiolin, Call between 9 and 10:30 a.m., 1848 Ontario place n.w. TOUNG MAN. Uookkeeper in bank. ADPIY Tn own handwriting, stating age, experience and Addeess Box Star ‘m conference. Sampls 25¢c. People’s Por-. WANTED—1,500 railway traffic inspectors. trait Co.. Dept. A, Stution D. Chicago. ¢ | No experlen train for this profession SALESMEN, through re-time home study; easy terms: e 8110 to ‘monthly and expenses guarai SITESMAN fo_cover local terrltory selllug | teed or money back; outdoors: local or travel Qealers; guaranteed salary of $100 per week | ing: under big men’ who reward ability. Get ht man. The Richards Co., 200 5th|free bookiet N-66. Stand. Business Tralning 5 ork, N. Y. 15 { Inet., Buffale. N. ¥. SALESMEN—Several worth from $25 to $40 [ WHITE BOY, strong. Wanted at once in well organized sales force { work in shop. 3¢ Marge comcern. Only permanent arrange- ments with dependable men will be made. Room 400, American National Rank bldz. Write for 1ist of lines and full 2500 to §10,000 yearly: big experienced or experienced, National Sulesmens Fr. 204 | it | | letter onls. by five ambitious women, 80 high school or college edu: city indefiniteiy: unmarrie without fncu! including salary, commiasions willing to work, ate optimistic, have persist- ence and determination to succeed, cail 3 ears or oider, with manuger of successful, established Chicago cor- the Kellogg bl for the purpo: anxious ‘to make permanent cannect splendid_opportunity for advancement cants must apply in person and be between 27 and 40 vears of age. education and foot-looxe 1o travel extensivel: applicants must leave Washington within wee no esperience or investment required: we will pay_rallroad fare, ealary and commission from start; position worth $75 per week; only women with personalit; ., Room 423, for several days ment will be cousidered; no canvaxsers need apply; out-of-town applicants give detalls as See to age, education an Katherine Bdie, telephone number. Room 423, Kell experienced, in_fce cream t Janes’, 514 9th st. n.w. YOUNG LADY as apprentice for Wig: department. Emile, 1213 Conn. ave. piusisl, mOviog picture thea- ; must read melody and be orchestra player. Call at onee, Studio, 218 Morgan st. n.w.. bet. 1 and . engagement January 1. TOUNG LADY who can write & clear, legible, Spencerian Land (o write certificates; sieady ply in own handwriting. tar office. NG LADY, should be used. Tlry - expected. A Tretic, WIth pleasant per- When a fish is to be steamed it YOS sorality. (o make houss-tolieuse ‘canvuas 4Ng should be pluced in an earthen digh | priced sieel transfer casce 30 Sine data: ealaty $30 weekls. Address Box A is ready for the steaming process of aryland and Virginia; middle-aged men with | YOGNG MAN to sell printing and wrapping WANTED—Specialty _salesman, earning $3,000 to $56,000 per year; best tire roposition on the market: patented. See Mr. iller, factory rep. Call at 719 . Capitol Tast veliing Fecelots as K [ st delling Feceiple ac low Tates. for yob. ‘Write today.. Standard Clearing Iouse, ’:gl 8. Dearborn, Chivago. 1* side down. The salt then as it soaks out of the fish sinks to the bottom of the dish. If the skin side is down the salt soaks into the fish and s caught | etreef YOUN N—Brigh! earn By o skin, and a0 thera in as salty & WALE: Danking. Northwen: Savings Berk” ' ! taste as ever when the fish Is cooked. | torre—irancially able to take complste | SOUNG MAN. Gright, an eaiesnan. Ona with experience preferred. State fn_own handwrit most familiar with; als lary, $20 per week. g, what line you are t now cmployed, and charge specialty for foj the salt has all collected in the Ll NEW_YORK HOUSE Remember that smelts spoil more easily than mont fish and shouid there- | s $575 Nely $300: Five Dhone or ad.| Eive reference._Address Hox GP. Wiar ofice. ® fore be kept most carefully. e e ofls. YOUNG MAN : When you are cooking oysters in thelr shells, always place them in a pan_with the rounded side down, to hold as much juice as possible. Cheese Fondue Mix one cup of soft stale bread crumbs, one cup of hot scalded milk, one-fourth of a poun! of mild cheese cut in small pleces, ode tablespoon of butter and three-fourths teaspoon of salt. Add the yolks of three eggs beaten until thick and lemon-colored. Then cut and fold in the whites of three eggs beaten until stiff and dry, turn into a buttered baking dish and bake for twenty-five minutes in a moderate oven. APPLIANCE _SALENMEN—Expetienced pre- ferred,_Arcade_Electric. e AUTO_INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN. : are now for spiendid openings ia th jeld. Course of six to eight weeks. Practical throughout. _Actual repairig experience on all makes of cars. Rates reasonable, Day nd ‘evening, White only, American’ Motor Bchool, 9th and O sts. u.w, Phone N. 10400, See us_today. El TYPIST_Young_man_wanted in mercantile establishment. State full pars ticalars in addressing Box 248-M, Star office. 9¢) HS0Y_wanted for grocery atore; references. Ap- Iy 500 Irving st. n.w. BOYB AND YOUNG MEN, with bicycles or motor cycles, earn $15 to $20 weekly. Apply 27 12th nw. BOYS attendlng school to deliver electric au- poars 6 to 8:80 a.m. See Mr. Mont- gom! Bterrett & Fleming Garage, 2155 Champlain st. n.W. BOTB (2) for messenger work: over 16, Ap- Po- PERMANENT POSITION, WITH GOOD OPPORTUN- ITY FOR ADVANCEMENT, FOR YOUNG_MAN WHO HAS HAD GENERAL OF- FICE EXPERIENCE. MUST HAVE EXCELLENT REF- ERENCES. APPLY OFFICE MANAGER, PARKER- BRID- GET COMPANY, THE AVE- NUE AT NINTH. =5 SOHOOLBOYS fo sell candy Fridy and Baturday, $8 to §5 per day. "Apply today atter school and bring parents’ written permission, 516 12th st. n.W. o | iy Mr, L. O. Powell, The Chesapeake & T RMPLOYM AGENCIES, Baked Scallops. Tomac Telophone Co..'2ad floor, 125 13th &L. | GESEHAT, REPATRMAN. Tardware atore_ . Washington, D. C { SHELMAN, 793 0th st. n.w. e R—Young wan Wants job. xn('s:'g_\,‘n 0 NDY MAKER-—Must be able tv prodice TENOGRAPHER, Pi week, 10-18_years, Ford delivery. knowledge of Lookkeeping and Clean some large scallops, put them in a saucepan and cook in a little but- ter until they begin to shrivel. Drain and string them on skewers, alter- nating with pieces of thinly sliced n. BT . Ity goods: perma- bacon, allowing four scallops and five | 4n® line of staple and noveity o pleces of bacon to each skewer. Hold | 3ot Boritongte responsible Party. Adress | oo b it et have s the skwers in upright positions by experience. Apply at ence at 2147 Pl.“.r"_ ervice CANVASSERS, crew Inagess. and then a little Vinegar should be feent. Address Hox buk, S5 S e st 3 Poured over it. 1t should then be| - SPECTALA e -| YOUNG MAN who understands donble-entry EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. Dlaced in the refrigerator for a couple| One who s uggreasive and a burd worker by | bockKteping and who s wiliing to work into TADY to address postcards by Band. 5f hourse, well covered. Then the vin. |old. reliable house: nationally known pred- |2 €0od positlon: state age. experience, it any, xperienced fn_ dresses. egar should be drained off and the fish § nets; salary and bonus proposition with ex- ry expected. Address Box 247-M, Star KEEPLR, high school graduste pref, ensen; lends furnished; exclusive territory in 10° _ | BOOKKEEPER, exp. iu plumbing supplles. YOUNG LADY. double-entry bookkeeper, STENOGRAPHER, Alexandria, Va.. STENOGRAPHER, temporary. good salary, National Personnel Bu., 802 Bond Lid and N. Y. ave. MALE AND FEMALE. Beost & Ecost, 916 Munkes | dremn Box - | ing_work. 52, Xt Boo poration, doing nation‘wide business. will be at | tendant, of interviewing 4 or 5 women | Ii with | middie-aged: domentically experienced, appli- |1y cultured’ linguist. have at least high 8chool | 1) CREKEBPER-COMPANIO Address Box | cialty. * | taig. «n|between 10 and 3 o'clock. position with legal or commerctal Srm. 0-M. Rtar office. YOUNG MAYN, neat apreararce, desires even 3 M. white, 1311713tk st p Ad- | Narth g bt aryor NG MAR with businers eduation wlshes wition morni 2 Box 201 TRAVELING FOSTTIONS 5pea Novemper T5To | Roar ofiee 1 60 00 Addr ne _FEMALE. , blg saddis horse. Call 7. to wear, to use and to eat, or things ailk:_whi Iz y to read and look at, suggest lists of o Tope o s W S AT ESMANT ‘fe Lif o |, Franlin S5, fo fnerviee” clothes, utensils, Instruments, candy | pOCRETROOK TRPETE o cs o S -he Lifetime | TYPIST. “Three evenings y=r week: ~fate | [OAT 205, FIO8 DOKTE. & orth 14907, and fruit, and lists of books, pictures | ute., near Union Savin ‘| Furniture Store needs another |[2scs wanted. Address Box 106, 622 F st. h 1 and flowers. Soclal gifts may be sim- Petee. Feankiin 6332, - 2 n.w. . = | DREBSMARER 85 Ve day Wiibes o ey mire Harly listed, but applied to family e — s oows | 800d, experienced furniture | FICTOR RRCORD SALBALADY, cxperienced. | sufastments; remodeliag gowns & epecialts. K‘?fl‘i’ :;':?lerfb .::«'xdh;:lg‘;vtln = r”,’- e Address Box 209-M, Star;salesman; position is permanent. o b::m DRESSMAKING—Coat wuitn. piaia and ever > . “or | ome il TS > 2 Call before AN 3 H whatever mode of motion the family | FOWDER B0 blue ename Mayer & Co., 423 7th st. n.w | ot e, 18D e, T in question uses. House linen. china between 15th wud 16th, or in_the SATERNE exponsible Tocal house T POSITION —Sales | (01xG 10 FIORIDA o west, as nures . or work of ind. Address Box or governess by referencer. Phon: Nor _ 100 MISS BERT—Street, afterncon apd evening gowns a specialty. Romedeling. Pheve Col. culture und refine. | 6327. Address 1704 Kilbourne pi. n.w. NURSB_-Undergraduate; night work prefe:- red. Phone Col. NURNE (white) with Boston Tnfants' Howpi tralniug desires care of baby. 521 Lamont t. S o tnvalid by Iads: can give best ret erences, Address Box 307-M, Star office. 12* MAID, assistant in store or . by rellab: Colored girl. Address Box 330°M, Rtur offic: OFFICE, BXECUTIVE, experienced in genera! office work correspondence, filing. desires po Address Boy 183-] office. 9* BEWING and dressmakls by 100 B me. 230\ 8. o Sidrers <lotbes & Kingmaa place .. SEWING at home or out and braiding: ressonuble. C 5 the da3; beading G18 R et. now. KITUATION fon work: vers reasonable. North 1¢ SOLDIER badly in need of e ployment: clerical WOtk in office, typewritin; ate.; Nighest references. Address Box 300 NOGRAPHER with secre- cooking. ' i ferred; state refere: d foslon: st 1 STENOGRAPHER, publi OKING. | on salt fieh always remem. | I, michine preferred: stats references and | paper on commiseion: state previous experience | STENOGRAPHER, "public stenographic ' expe- Star ofice ber that you should place 1t In the | sachioe Bumber 5 7L, Star | and where last emploved. Address Box S, | o NGORAPHBR, 4 years general offce ex-| STE. water with the skin side up, the flesh capabls of Fienced on magaalne work: | srmnot #18 weer. | tarial experience. Call Main 116 ¥ STENOGEAPHER_wants evenlng work; expe- Tienced. _Addreas Box 150-M, Star office. AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE ACTS. Apply Gem Theater. 1181 7th st._n.w. 1 asl_to iode Island ave. and ‘Tst. . _cxperienced, for plum! Address Box' S10-3, " Stai E 1y b supply house. offce, | e CHOIR SINGERS for double quartet; tenc alto and bass; must be fairly good readers; under 25 years old preferred; glve address and phone number. Address Box 273-M, Btar of- fice. 10% DISTRIBUTORS and_venders of “Unkuown Soldier” memorials; a chance for ex-service men, boy scouts, girl scouts and others to pay homage to “our hero” as well as make real money. Apply at once to publishers, 4th floor, 1827 F n.w. FINANCIAL INSTITUTION whose operations | Super Service Burean. are nationsl in scope desifes the services of 10 men and women in office and outside work; sales experience desirable but not necessar: honesty. & willinguess to work hard, ambition and a desire to get ahead are the only essen- tinl qualifications: mission to those who qualify. Make appolnt- ment by phone. Main 3647. FIRST GRADE civil service examiaations Nov. 16, Special Instruction. Tuition, The Civil Nervice Preparatory course. Phone we. corner 12th and I & 2080, NI WOMEN quickly iearn real estate busi) receive pay while leatning: ueed not Interfere with. present employment: wowe n ing $100 o_week. Frea clams lectires e ‘Fhursday, 5 p.m. Willlam F. Matteson, 31 Colorado bl SALESMEN, & proposition. Room 201, 1336 Te ana dIsitict managers; LY. ave. AMATEUR PERFORMERS— Dancing. singing, | Yotk to begin. all ages, for amateur night; 35 In the wlin:leru. Friday nights, American The- | STRE good walary and liberal coni- | winma, $5 catire | CHHAMBERMAID or waitre; €900 | work: together. _North 4808, STENOGRAPHER and typist, with ment experience, desires position: Address Mrs. K., govern- bidg. afiernoon, evening Kown stitching, beading. embrolde red. lon. 1212 14th B desires home work, nddress- ote. Ad- 100 ing. hem to G WOMAN ing envelopes, mailing literature, dress_Box _298-M. Star office. MAL® AND FEMALE, COTORED COUPLB want place, ook houseman, or chauffeur; stay oights; 7 o'clock. 7815 Pth st D.w. 4 MAN and wife want work togetlier. 901 Florida ave. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. HELP SUPPLIED hotels, clubs, private fam- illes; free. 2001 9th 5. Fbond North 6000.J. 08 WBLI, RFCOMMENDED HELP of all kinds. Reld's Agency. 2112 14th st. FEMALE DOMESTIC. WAS] to take home Tamont _st. _n.w. CHAMBERMAIDS, waltresses, colored girln. 1300 11th BUNDL "colored nutees, by two w. o COLORED OIRL wants place by woe Sunday work. e Call 518 T st. n.w. (ood et in n apartiment house. 623 10th TIRLE, two_rel COLORED WOMAN, —reliable, wants day's putting them through pleces of bréad T Do, ISR 5 S e Dlaced on & rack in & large dripping | Bent® filyd.® At ATVl il 'n " e: | CHOCOLATE DIPFER. The Sugar Bowl Can. | LOUNG, LADE or Eeericmes, o o Tovea | otk of any kind, 153 Noets Carcline sve. 5 pan and bake in a hot oven until the| tion. dy 8hop. 708 8th st. s.e. e of 1,000 will secure this position, with | COUORED WOMAN as cbok or maid in fra b-co|: "a hc.:np.d :‘r:l'ngc on > hot X Wanted. _ApD GOVERNMENT CLERKS who desife ©o éar |a guarantecd walary of $130 per moath tad ternity houst of cafe. 1824 L st. n.w. 11° serving an nish wi mon | Tench Co., Edincoln Memorial. money in #pare time; liberal commimion, Fos particulars call or aay’s Work; womg s anad parsleys 2 ___ Jper pour, - between 4 42d 5 D Dlflmw 8581, ® "03441 Church st. a.w. A » 1