Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1922, Page 20

i HOW, TO PREVENT DISEASE ™" fThis Is the thirteenth of 8 seri experts of the United States of fourteen articles, public health service, w red Kl':h’.'l'he tar is publishing weekly. The concluding article will appear next Ssturday. [ INFANTILE Snfantile paralysis, as the name dmplies, is for“the most part & disease of early childhood, about 7§ per gent of the cases occurring In children under flve years of age, though older children and even adults are mot in- frequently attacked. Twenty years ago, though it had long been kpown to physicians as a rare disease, it was of such infrequent occuyrrence that it was quite unknown to the general public, but within that time, and espectally since 1905, it has been accurring In epidemics of constantly inéreasing frequency and extent until the epidemic of 1916, whish swept New_York city, New England and the Middle Atlantic states, resujting in a total of not less than 30,000 cases. Even this number of cases, how- ever, is small compared with the cages of measles, scarlet fever and diphtheria which occur each year, and infantile paralysis is still gne of the In less common Infectious diseases. the last ten years it has cau: than one-fourth as many deaths has measles in this country. Since the epidemic of 1916 the disease has been. on the whole, somewhat less prevalent than in the years from 1910 10,1915, and, though some thousands of cases still occur in the United Stdtes every year, with the probabil- ity that further epidemics “will oc- cur, it may at least be hoped that the 1918 epidemic marked the ecrest of the pandemic wave which had been rising for more than twenty years. Symptoms of Paralysis. What gives the disease a peculiar fmportance, out of all proportion to its frequency of occurrence and mor: tallty, is the paralysis, which results fram inflamm¥tion of the spinal cord and may cripple its victims for years or-even for life. The first symptoms are usually fever, some digestive d turbance, pains in the back and limbs, and sometimes unusual nervous symp- toms. either excessive drowsiness or restlessness; and it is now recognized that many cases have only these symptoms, recovering with no evl- dence of paralysis. In the more severe cases paralysis develops within a few daye; it may be complete or partial, affecting only a few muscles or disabling all the ex- trgmities. As the acute symptoms sybside the primury paralysis tends 10 become less extensive, and a cer- tain proportion of cases progress to complete recovery within a few weeks 5. In other cases this early ent stops short of recovery, a more or less extensive 1 is, which may disappear with ir or more of careful treatment of may be permanent. depending upon the extent of damage to the spinal cord. Cause of Disease. The caus he disease is a minute exner and Noguchi of germ t passes readily through the pores of a dense porce- Jaln fliter, which holds back ordinary becteria. In this way, by flitering the washings from the nose and throat, the germs of infantile paraly- be weparated from the other sis m bacteria present in these secretions and may be demonstrated by inoculat- ing the filtrate into monkeys, which wre readily susceptible to experi- ection rin »f this kind have shown that the gorm Is presant in the nose apd threat of children in the acute stage portance, Settle y Lucille “A Job's a Job for a’ That.” HE youthful Lindsays had had & bit of a spat, were making up and had reached the self- deprecatory stage Wherein each was insisting that the other was not at all to blame for their differ- énces of opinion. Merriam snuggled her bronze head under John's chin and berated herself roundly. “if I only weren't so silly and fiighty! 1 truly don’t Intend to be! You'd be perfectly dazed, Johnsy, if you knew what noble thoughts I have just before I do something ut- terly goosey. You see, I'm so small and my hair is so kinky eurly that being noble somehow doesn’t match the way I look. Oh, Johnm, dearest, I'm not at all the kind of girl a big, splendid person llke you should have married He played with her smail, roughened hapd. #I'm very well aware that I'm not at all the kind of man you should have married,” he groaned. “Honest- Iy, Merry, I'm so discouraged this spring about everything that I'm in a perpetual state of grouch. I can't seem to budge from the stone wall I've reached over at the factory. I work hard and Blaisdell says he satisfied with m! work; but whe! talk money he ju works 1 st insists that I'm getting more than has ever been paid - i that position before and that right now there's no other position. But how he thinks the four of us can keep on going on with what Im got- ting “But, Johnsy. the old dear does rent us the Pumpkin Shell awfly cheap, and Nan taxies me downtown for marketing and takes me to town with her, and she's always sendin over things from their gard ans things for the kiddies. “That's charity,” John snapped her wp. “It's bad for us. We're getting ‘we expect a sort of dtl.ll)' anItlor; -.rty 1 suppose the re reason e red every time I see Richard Sl e\am with you is that it makes m %0 conscious that he could give you the things you ought to have. A de- cent hou of your ownm, & oar, qlothes—" “Darlingest!” She put her hand over his mouth. “If I'd wanted just things I'd have married Rich and h them. And he's such hn.pl older thal you. Maybe when you're his age we'll yva more than he.” “Not by my fiddling around in the '!I.lldell tactory.” ut it's such & good old job, and you've had it ever since before the bies came, d—well, I'll talk to icle Thorn “You'll do nothifig of the kind!" he terrupted - her, sharply, “It would & no good at all. Why, what chance ?A e 1? You know yourself that ferry and Hal will be out of colle in another year and in “I‘y will w and cop out the cream.” “No, they won't.” Merriam shook her head. “Uncle Thorne has always #aid they'd have to start at fll. bot- tom, the same as you all do.” John snorted. “That's pretty talk, but they’ll stay the bottom lbau! 'six months. Then st you watch 'em shoot over ti s of the rest of us. By and prno is going to retire to pls try gentleman. You'll see, ‘Presi- it, Ger&lrl Blatsdell; vice pre-ldent treasurer, H. W. Blaisdell,’ on the fonery then.” MANager, he hinted, gayly. John chance.” the disease; and, what is of | quacks, that it is present) which cannot be corrected. The Wife Who Wouldn't A Sequel to “Prides Will Be Brides” PARALYSIS. at times In the nose a, throsrt’ ni :-:rlq who .’;’1‘ ‘ppnun l:" p:ura.(.: The exis the auuvnuo of mild indefinite symptoms and no r lysis ecount for the spread of infection wlthout trgeeable contact from case co o luch umon and cases With Thau is lf Ynnnt no good rsuon for the belfe that the dis is spread by biting (nsects and 1 lell for the theory that it is primarily a disease of some of the lowar animals, since it has never been known to occur naturally, except in human beings, and the only animals which are susceptible to infection when ex- Derlmenllll{ inoculated are menkeys :nd possibly, thoygh not certainly, Isolation Essential For the gcontrol of infapti paralysis {t is imperative that all cases, &3 soon as recognised, shoul ! for a period of thr required by the health regulations of most states. More- over, as it is often difficult to make a disgnoais ip the first two or three days, and as many cases are mild, never developing paralysis, it is im- portant, during an epidemic, to have all cases of fever and digestive di turbance seen promptly physiclan. It js pot to be expected, however, that even the most rigid isolatipn of recognized and suspicious cases and thelr known contacts will effectively prevent the spread of this disease, since there will remain & much larger number of carriers, un- recognized and unrestricted, who will spread the infection. Isolation will, however, yndoubted- K havée some llucl uron limiting the s , and there is reason to suppose that the relatively severe cases, which are easily recognized, are more dangerous than carriers in respeet of giving rise to more severe infections. Severe restrictive measures, such as the closing of schools, churches and theaters and restraining travel are neither prac- ticable nor effective, but parents will do well, dyring an epidemic, to keep their young children at home. This will not afford absolute protection, since the adult members of the household, who eannot pemain in isolation, may themselves become carriers; but the smaller the number of people with whom & child comes inty contact during an epldemic the smaller is the chance of contracting the disea No Means for Immunising. No means have yet been discovered for immunizing children against In- fantile paralysis, nor has any anti- 1 toxin been discovered which is cer- tainly effective in treatment. The most effective treatment in the early stage is the simple care which any intelilgent physiclan will prescribe; but treatment of the residual paraly- sis Tequires an expert orthopedic sur- geon and, above all, patience and peui-tenc- on the part of the parents of the affected child. In cases where improvement appe: to have stop- ped much goed can be accomplished by patiently continuing treatment for ars and sometimes by surgical op- eration. Altogether 180! » a | the most important public measu be taken agalnst infantile paralysis i{s the establish- ment of good orthopedic clinics for after-treatment, and the organiza- tion of follow-up work, so that the cases will continue under treatment as long as necessary, whether this be six months or ten years. In the absence of such clinics and follow- up work too many of the cases fall, in g year or two, Into the hands of and develop deformities Down! Van S'lyke. but I've been turning it over in my mind for months. I guess I'm only a country boy, after all. I can’t seem to speed up to playing around with this erowd you were born Into, and I hate piking along after it, watching it play. And there's my dad up home, getting older all the while, with a &ood-paying drug store. She sat bolt uprig! faming. “If you think 1 want to be married to a soda clerk: “Dad hires the soda clerks.” her cheeks John's “I grew up there!” John was omi» nously calm. “Well, you're the only life-size, de- cent-looking man ¥ ever saw rthat came from there! Oh, I eouldntl stand | “Yoy'd have & lat lldwu than you have here,” he argué “It deesn't cost nearly so much to live there. We coyld get a dandy big house for the rent we pay for this little one. And you could have a car and we'd come to New York- “Aboyt once a year while you stock: up the drug store! riam's scorn was tremendous. “I !u:t won't be byried in that hateful place, where there's nothing te do but go to the movies or church, and Lave your perfectly preper mother and your three criticising erfectly proper sisters ything 1 do and say Maybe you think if you ed me off to that—that—ea n’ "You have a perfectly good job, apd ‘{ shan't lsten to your giving it up. Lots_of w-nbwouu think it was a wonderful ut a jol b, for &' that” He rose wearily. nothing but be- ing somebody else's office boy. We needn't wrangle about it, though I suppose we muht as well Fow about that as about o h hings.” daim and diplomacy. She ‘sontempiated her bandaged foot. “If you think it's fair to fight a lady what hasn't got but one leg to stand on,” she pouted. He sighed as he picked her up to carry her to l-r bedroom, "}:ou 1‘llzu. mule!” ou h s aro| hl; nn}k. lhl;l\l‘:ad. sy i ong after he wy lay wlth' her am -l she defied him. she all fists l.nrruy S “'Oh, on't know how to stop h! and I must!” she fretted. 2% Sum: (Continued In Momday’s Star.) (Cepyright, 1983.) HITS MONKEY FAMILY, Tribes Being Bepopulated by Fash- ion’s Demand for Fur. Parigian fashion's demanding the use of monkey fur as trimming for 'ouun'dl‘ 3508, hats even stock- L .' 1’ itvupur"ln. 'h.l;clt c{ trl o8 o Ahyuu d out that th of black an the milliner and dr come toull ressmaker will be- enlnct unleu the lla ir no her) o] bR AR r———— LIEUT. GLANVILLE RESIGNS. The resignation of Lieut. Willlam E. Glanville, Naval Corps, at 0 to at ectl :.' J Aden, Arabla. cal " Portsmouth, N. H., h ) V&U 1.3 ”& to tak “. y 1 ll“h!ll m’"l e part Cllll? l ecie! ' white’ monkey useq 'J EE NING Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. muuu- :-uo.m #t, gnd Columbis -u. lvul‘ Prug “Q:l Otls E (' i (1P E& ot. 304 Colerads ave., Piney Brasch , P & Myers. ot T o8 B pta.. Goldssbera's (tine elock’s , Amociated Drug la nl .?1‘ o McGuire' 5 t“h\’.“fi mrlll ave. apd Ist st l!lvvr- Laup- «mmem-owv vy Chase Pharmacy. asd’ Macomb t., Cleveiand ®ast Capitol apd 8th sts, Fubrmaon's “l‘lfi""u East Cypitol sta., Lineoln Park PLarma nd B. 1. ave’, Paul's Pharmacy— Woodrtd finb st. ne. Maye's Pharmacy— .mk SOUTHEAST. E. Bpruc 00 ot Pu v B IR Fia Pi + Fealey' . Pharmacy. 1ith and ba. ‘ave., Smysers Pharma “‘m Nickals l'l. ‘Welss & Hesly— pacos- ». SOUTHWEST. v ta Bros. e T S Climnie Fharmac. RATE—S CENTS A WORD. 2 Wasbingto uburbs for— DT For Gula aed"Wanted Miseellaneose Poultry, oek. Automobiles for Bale nd \Vlnfifl- !B\ofinl lfim.lunt u"fl‘ Wt:‘l:d usiness Ovportunities, RATE QUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON. cents & word. REAL ESTATE ADS. e 1 minimem, af 6 words to lhtnlln.-“llon;"- 14 th 18e per line. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. HING WANTED—HELY, MALE—Continvad, ary expectsd, oLy et ful nf YouNG MuN, TE R preferred, to 'bras wori "l& -u)&ily 1o/ siars: Col} r. Baron, room ¢85 'VI;A Hllr bldg. $36 WEEKLY sslling huu-r varsnised four months or nnluu fres; sal commission, Frae ‘samples 18 ager, Dept. K-87, D BUSHELMAN, EXPERIENC— ED ON MEN’S CLOTHING; STEADY WORK ALL YEAR, APPLY AT ONCE, BELL CLOTHES SHOP, 941 PA. AVE. N.W. CLOTHING SALESMEN. PARKER-BRIDGET COM- PANY OFFERS A SPLEN- DID POSITION TO SEV- ERAL CLOTHING SALES- MEN WHQOSE EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN GAINED IN STORES OF THE HIGHEST TYPE. APPLY MANAGER, CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. THE AVENUE AT NINTH. REAL Estate Salesman (Jew- ish) by large office to handle specisl ADAMSON'S ADVENTURES By 0. JACOBSSON, Jewish clientele; experienced -HELP WANTED—SITUATIONS preferred; practical business MALE AND FEMALE. __FEMALE—Contiamed. man with general selling expe- (¥TTFCROOL SO sl sirls for can- | TIEING SaTlg for we el Tere S o s, 3 rience considered. Address Box b A¥D wouEN "‘".'."um‘-."‘..::‘::’ MALE _ANJ,» FEMALE, -K 'R o 155K, Star office. i W08 promag vmpioyaent tome mak: | ERELCH coupe Gmre flace oy ok a3 bot CHAUFFETURS—Good, re- liable, for taxi cab work; only hustlers need apply, as others will not be considered; must know city thoroughly and have |2 identification cards. Apply Black and White Taxi Service, m-"" “‘:uu- o= ‘mml‘l’u'-: , male nnlund. and one who can keep simple hooks, 3 to 4 hours 8 duy, working eny time up to ¢ o'cloek: sal- Fel gl' ' week; state experience. Address lul office. 'r‘lr'ml In high school work, Give gualifics- tions, nrllnrl In answering, Address Box B0K, Kier_ofce. 18 DOMESTIC—WHITE, MAN and wife want situation &s janitor, apartment house; .absolutely relizble snd WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS MATTRESSES, PEATHER BEDS, Dte. - MATTRESSES AND PI wwh_‘ Removated at most reasonable Let us Al ive ‘estimate. - Brompt “acliverics. and satistaction_assured. 9T AGLE BEDDING 0O, Main 7902, 1123 7th st. nw. WASHING MACHINES, BC. MMONSTRATOR, 110 VOLTS, A. O.: NEAR- Bew: chean: guaranteed. 9 pecienced; oo give lest of references, Walter ames; 1324 Monros b.w. MAN AND WIFE would like l.ee_u;;i jon- itor of small apartment; no children. [ st. n.w. Call after 4 p.m. DOMESTIC—WHITE. GENERAL housecleaning, painting, ga: done. by industrions White map. Addr 819-K. Btar_office. Oxford Hotel, 15th and Pa. ave.|Gengrar HOUREWORK—A compeient s nlllbh woman, six adults; no leyndry; ref- HOUBEKEEPER, 56-60, wants take ea hildren for widower nea: te particulars. Address Be WEBSTER _ELECTEIC. PERSONAL ELECTRIC BATHE, BODY MXSSAGE, FOR obesity, rheumatism, nerve trouble, etc. Grad- uste nurse, colored. Phune North 6935-J. 22 CLOTHES WANTED —IT 1S~ PROBABLY true that we are the biggest buyers of men's worn clothing and shoes. The cash we pay out would fill & bank, but why should you worry. We have trouble enough to get the class of stoek our trade demands. us. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 D. HELP AND SIT ——Smoking llelps Him to Think. UATIONS. FOR UB, BOATS AND ACCESSORIES. au} Nammoek -."(n mT ov; evmple 850 canh.” Bhafier, Glen Eehn, consl tockbouse. 1@ S .A!‘_"L_‘L:LJH! A o e o deters. " Addrews” Bk BEVEN-PIECK. bedroom suite, §75; bal ) B80; less tham ha 3 tume! "0 W, emmond, 882 l.l;'l\' “fh llul'fl, it Saameled; gond con- VERBTUFVED ooy Ehepherd "7."' .':" i LEATHER COVERVD l’l.':fil. car Three pleces library et of l siso ::E;‘nny parior table “ moving & et 1223 Gomn.ave, pirtesre maple, hand carved e wirrors; folding bed, Ath hook cawe, dfll.'thr—e rench mirrors combioed l lor apartment. 1425 Mon: ratuffed suite: pacrifics; 4 pu. todey. Ambes: Englander couch, refriger e other housetold 8rd fioor, rear g ning-room table, bookcase, elllflonh—r dining-room chaes. 4 n congoleuw rul. 512, ADI'U CHEST, nnl]qut mahogan: other ho n., furniture. 1740 Euclid st., apt. 31 e . R A m---n mahogany and came wood tabouret, 12 cu large piteher;’ all in p Delagield place. Phone Col ml)mwn] china _cioset. earved DB NY WARDROBE, SINGL SARDE S RIGERATOR, '8 JRON CRIN HANDSOMS DOME Ak o% BL GILT MANTEL MIRROR, ETC SEEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. W., 2nd FLOOR. FURNITURE from entire house, slngiy or_ia n.w. lot. 52 Rhode. lAllnd ave. her upholstered, 25 M st. ne. 18% wiih 3 leavess buf: ; six chairs with 1806 Lamont st. n.w 18 sz’r olid mabogany, Chip- 2 pieces: "wiite entmel chiffouter 204 dressing’ table: "oid chn mahogany rs; Hbeary table. Photie Frauklin 1286 between 1 and 1. 18° n-We flll“ 1 Kenyon st. p.w. Tel. MEN. s > We need a man to measure -L gve. '.'.'1" T Eeveework: 10 W vomas. 113 ot and hang window shades, We |HOUSEKEEFER, whie PLACE in apariment wanfed by !ml.n = ored gipl. all at 1012 K st. W. PLACE {n small family as housekeeper. Ad» dress 822 F st n.e. need another man to .measure and hang tapestries. We should like to have one that is anxious experlenced, (0 care state salary w-nud office. DOMFSTIC~WHITE OR WIJORED. l'oi )l, watiled “white, 1. 00d_home REFINED WOMAN wanis piace as working housekeeper for gentleman or ladies In or out of eity. Address Bos 270-K, 6tar office. GENERAL ~ HOUSEWORKEE; seferences. North 1184, 17¢ GENERAL houseworker, with good references. to learn the decorating business. State experience and pay. Ad- DOMESTIC—COLORED, AFTERNOON WORK by eolored girl. 1ith st nw._ Reference. CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS 1021 to go to mea- RAN All styles dressmaking taught. C'Ill(l. dl 'y evening. Moderate rates. 1500 H % izh grade, % inch chi ce $75, worth $200. 19 sA‘Flo\AL X NI FB 506 9th ST. N W. PHONE FR. 2765, EXPERT EXTERMINATORS OF BEDBUGS, l.num:n RATS, ETC. 17° T BODY_MARSAGE. I’BIVCHAH!RK‘A )lAbEAGB F.llmlll PHONE FRANKLIN WE_ARE NOW. rfifila—'? 10 10 rrm men’s and ladies’ used suits. Our prices for The Evening Star o for the summer; near Rockville. Apply lm .| 0ld clothing are the biggest. 'm (,'ll(hl wist b:‘::"":"?;'fi'z'oé‘l'. or %.;).1-;3 The Stac dress Julius Lansburgh, 1756 M.180r¢ & Fhone co. 8164, 31 | Shore for summer. 3026 Vermont sve. Befer-| ool 6aa'D --' Fhoge M. % br h offi 11 p.m. the 4 )t 2 R o) i housew ights; RATS, BEDBUG! ACHES. N~ S0E, e tne following esceptions: WANTED—Experienced sales- [ SIRL for 1?5_'_'12:7. FayR e P (R T fi T L e o oot | ptagt results. CRORGE Y. uvrpu'?'u' Death "ri’mfff."" men for the shoe department;|HousRMATD and laundress: no cooking, o | ored N 4841, 1523 'Chnuweh. m':;l;’l;hnr_, :’;ILIB :m iz anted’ H permanent positions, good sal- | Byien, MUY &0 LT, dhintes” rer | SHEANING: Tauniny, work 7 ot o, for men aad ‘F' ‘" Faned o aries and commission to the 0 T e e | Seriha Bel, 431 Cunningham court ww. Eiu” i smpintiesl. phose North bove classifion-| . 3 WOMAY foF general Bousewori: §ood K . or_get meal, out m ol Ve aecepted 2t mg«‘-;;,nfi.“ Sa right men. S. Kann Sons|ic T e o e u.':.,...‘:'.{‘..,:‘ %1% | BUSINESS orron'mmm an 'a, ave,. un! ~ nurse <l ren. 8] l n s ofiee|BUSINESS POSITIONS— S e dleke e ..v.’:.‘.“..,';:::'."‘..:‘.u.':'.,‘:}' t The Bia¥| A ¢iractive openings for all types | HAMBERNAID experisneed, “and waltregs; | COOK—Colored ':”:';" prasy ;‘,“'; os™™" | in 8&’ PEF cont et on cash bt i addres of office help. We shall be glad to consider f‘I tar ice. Jour application. Ne registration fee wptil | COLORED GIRL, fiffh Jreferences, for geacjal | COOK To wmall family; §ood veferences. 0110 §700 CASH WILL BUY equity in aufo ac- v oll ORIGINAL recommendat! t-"" ving for esioment. Ui cawu Au‘o ug(‘n NIC wanted. l'hone Woods! Mr Hesen. Bncoln. a_ s months through, special | tnd I e cotum T onoat T of Dratting. flt':“:u:"'r Columbla BOAT BUILDER M‘cnqh\m-d o working ma- Star office. 115. 0Y, 12 to 17, who wishes to pn Lis way a eliool and coltege while Lolding Ha ‘Address Rox 340-K, Star office. 18 BRICKLAYERS. 20; ateady work for months: partition work for rainy d cast aide of, Coun. ave. byldge or = .w. L. E. Murtaugh. BURINESS High Scliool graduate; a chance for a live, energetic young man to enter the serv- fee of a big corporation; typewriting essen- tlal: wive references when applying. Address Box 239 K. Star offcs. BUSINESS MEN (retired) wanted to book or- es, shrubs, vines, roses: full or hogany. _Address nnx 1L, = RO E 1 office " Oflffl PEK xp‘ oxn-wmw lnd salars de sired. Rdaress Bo 17 WX Apply Q 3 nd a n pald_week! pe- rience un Western New York Nur- series. Rochester. N. ¥. CAKE BAKER, firstclass. Addréss Box 110- K, Btar_office. CARPENTERS. abaut two e two or more no: rs’ experience; als two ex- ers. Apply to foreman for J. Hu!ln[lun st and Belt road, {u(nh-—r nptice. ours for n-qlllrllhl of ap- HANGE, oiat Nac. Bask Ridg. 1882 $lst st. n.w. 18¢ COOK or mald, colored girl__408 i‘-fi.- DAY'S WORK: neat and relisble colored woman. Cal] or write. 1800 L, st n.w., Apt. 8. cessory siore, with gasoline and oll stetion, on_ promioent throughtare, fa northwest. Ad- dress care Bradley's Fharmacy, 7th v n.e Tor gencral housework, small family, o to sesshore for the summer; reference Biltmore st. n.w. 18 CED _REAL ESTATE WANTED AT ONCE to 1 LYON PARK cooking: _smalt AND FOLLOWING THAT ON TWO = . .l\:n?linnlnxgl[o\'. at Apt. 1{ lfll E st, tional “saleam: s i calo2egd, B additiona] seleamen to Sake | gy 1o e R SRR, l.lon f;: the e ANTED 81T rellanility. © Phone Mr. w. ITUATIONS 1145 before 10 e Nim st Tyoa’ Fark ofice sny noon_this we uognl« L roemmendaians RLB\ ‘LEE MINAR, LU _F.'M_‘ Accouvnm'—xc rs’ government a: Sales Maoager, Lyon Park. o R e .fflhlwlfl( lnd 'h lesal M SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY |4} £, irpine s whclomls TO EARN BIG MONEY, n-r P knowled e WANTED A FEW RELIABLE SALESMBN WITH AU of “Adiress Rox TBK, Star offce, 18% OMOBILES TO WORK (‘—Tmm SY, SELLING PROPOA] ishes position. Kennedy. 126 D n.w. 17! GEXERAL HOUSEWORK colored woman; g00d_references. Apply 505 R st. n.w. GENERAL HOTKEWORK, by colored stay nights: written reference. 1213 Q n.w. LAUNDRY work to take home, first-class lau dress; called for and delivered. Col. girl; rni uu‘.—bownlon Droparty, 13 yooms. 3 and_ba e Petworth, i aa rooming Haycraft, 708 11th n.w. 17! "and meat market deing from five ” Miss Dalsy GROCERY and © Six thousand dollars & month business; large L e modern fxtures; also Ford de (AUNDHESS_Excellent, und cleaner Ty ihe '00's Hontn: “Radress Bo "’Eo{'x’g‘ b 3 cleaner by e t! Iress Box & duy, colored woman. Phone Gol. 9572-J. e < MATD—Colored girl wants position. 1020 16tk | FOR RE: 2 buildings on Mt. Vernon h-ule t. n.w. MATD or waltress will go fo the reashore for the eummer: refe. Phone North 8780, 17 MAID, colored, wants place, go morth. 15th st. n.w. NURSE or I|‘ht houu-ork. place by girl. “lll 1448 Fla. a PART-TIME general honfl'nrk. 1o apartment no Sunday work; colored gir] wishes place. 1008 15th st. n.w. PLAIN COOKING. by neat colored; for mymmpr If necessary. 802 M Pranklin 1520 &0 away st B.w. WRITE FULL PARTICULARS A8 E. C. N ING, Mfl ind; = DIIER G L SohiESS M “BLOOMER, | ARE BN TERING, o M ! BURLINGTON HOTEL. 18 ELEVATOR BOY; $10 week- BPRING CLEANING or llnldri work, by re- ligble woman: reference. 1838 d agriculture ation and_seces- Call at place. S. vard near Arlington cemetery farm, sultable for Siling sorles and soft dricks. cal DINING ROOM UITE, goiden osk; suite, ayites, r 10-plece. _eolo S-plece golden oak living ruo real leather u|||wlnury 2 bedroom hall and stalr carpets, 8 crex dulex ‘one golden oak library table, one refrig- all good as pew. 1019 E st. n.e. Ph(mg RED, cheap. 87 PUGFOLD davenport, The Stashope, apt. 4. HORSES AND VEHICLES. TIORSE, harness, top w ufi'—' n.e. Phone N. KA10. 2 0: . i) SADDLE HORSE, youn; T geldii . | gaddle and brigie. * B 8. King,” nf.:fm mflfib‘ Beauliful: with nddlp txuo Nelwoa. .¥.D. £ o "Clat. 1 FSN nucx MARE, 1,200 lbs., wound, whete; §35. Phone Lincoln 4345. TON, 'Cottage Hill n.e. E?lleoi, Tour passenger. Apply 804 D . 1 BAY HORSE, mnm Cand B years: driver, work siagle or double. Biw. 'Phone Frankiin TZLW 7 feather 1—71-; bed springs, e Hampshii Tip top. 114 u{' :tx 18 BICYCLE for sale, chesp. Apply 237 wn 3 B.e., before 6 p.m. 18 HACRIFICE 8 shares Plorida Finance Corj tion stock, par value §150, for §110 cash, dress . Star office. HAVE SEVERAL 2ad trust motes for sale; D. C. pro 2o 'EH & WoOD, 816 14th st, b ra- Ad- . 12 Main 4188 18° CIRLE" md\'cxl Phone Line. &5 lvlchL Tike new; 1807 C st m REE 6o el excellent tone. _Columbia 10475, WAGOXS FOR BOYE. olesa! M. rlAvK lcl‘rzl'r. 1021 7th 8t N.W Main B10. cux?i‘mfil‘i?amc Iruek or Ford dellvery: excelient references. 608 N st. n.w. = R—SBix years' 'mrhltt, steady | WASHING to do st home hy nzn colnr:l ly. Stag Hotel, 608 gth. 0 snd_rellable; best of reference. ADply 1844 | woman: morning or evening work. 2348 Cham- FEMAL®. Plorida s - Din st n.w e e r—— 7 Tahes Job T ATPRENTICE (o take Tull courss I Deauty | (Ui" beat referanses, "Oi5 3 2:"’.:‘."'“" _WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS Lure; nope but bright, energetic glrls need | Gpnin DIREOTOR, bass solofat, prefeasionsl e i Tallaa Tenguase. &, F. apply. La Vigne Beauty Shop, ot 2" | musielsn. with many years ezperiance, w }(-&}ns ‘gnmhn 1tal a language. A F. [pition, with lncal “church. Addreis Box GASHIER Womas, sectied. to ewskiar frem 4-H. Star office. 1 v&-r% CYCLE wanis o, “Thout #45. Addresa 5 10 11 at night work; must (LERK, experienced, yoynsg man, gquiek at e 1305 Conn ava. ¥ e Wit m‘! Sei0 rox or billiar_tbie. Ija. | 22 et work steady. Addnu Box WK, Bar lhrn first.class, union, for culrl\'rnnm trimming; bring tools. 1358 Madison st n ernnn with Ford rack to ;reat[;fil: hoards; good pay; guaranty required. Ou | Advertising System, 830 Wade st., Cincinnati, Ohio.. Wmm hont six good men to tr!m. r d 180 pe Apply Colorado ave. between fl dnd 1608 CHAUFFEGRS—Five &t once, with identifica- tion cards. Bcott's Gapage, rear of 211 8rd st. se. COOK, llltdl;li\'n llxed “Lr:l‘l. .Ilor AY Georgetown. SR e hetween B and 7 p.m. ER, electric. for crude all B3-Lp. en fine Youse wiriay: s e ok ¢ Cloni good epportunity; give '8 _and ey wanted Address Box 261K, S affce. FXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, one wnn stenography preferred; good sal- tar office. s small 1014 Eye jon on sales for ma o retail grocery bush ld ‘to_hustle; must be able to drive Ford car: best Feferentes required. PeeKay Alito Grocers, Inc., 1426 Irving st. D.w. JAPANESE or Fillphng ook and_ houseworker. gl’l! 19 fl‘!u_lvlnln‘_ JEWIBB TOUNS MAN 1o lear e nishing busine y 1008 7th st. n N— auc ud. S ires ey, o o S cevching, bxperiinee prsterred, for edvea: tional wor ten weeks during summer; com- Densation liberal; position may be permanent Rbply 805 McLachlen bidg., 10th and G ste. tul« Fensed Fords; ,‘.5' “opiy *Bemacnel N wupply conum Ap- N—Great 0] rllmlv.y. nutflde work ;. hur. city lwlm;:lflu towns, ld'l!llll.ll' W. H. Hoover, 608 F n.w. ymm-fim—lm'm and and Webster sts. n.w. SALWSMAN with autd; plenty | 4 pective ‘buyers furnished; good contract. u-eol- 37121-J. mmmr old wldlen desiring work of a supervisory nature- for next couple of months at $75 per month, board and lodging, ‘write Major E. L I-Ill. 12th Infantry, Camp Meade, Md o' 2 i—fo sell t office lock hoxe ;1?:‘:-3' H. Ehrlich & Sons’ Mfg. Co. sx e 3 o Targesr wlarer, Wghes |u|ll-. ‘easiest hou e persons| TNt ew "ot ine advantages enjored by “{. underwriters: everybody socon or late ket; sal of ability, itkatea Priliea"und ‘aiarea of Income: ade: en aiary or commission to. those. chosen. Address Box 249K, Btar ufllo‘ H lll cht; must be familiar 24" vacht routine, . Ad- PEK. Biar omea: hardware and paint store; o Box TB1CK, Bta? ofice. 184 S0DA DISPENSER. Apply manager Unlon B! Drug Store. ;lun lmflb Food 0 333 With _execntive . neat, energetic and reliable. Phone nmer, Maia 2121, for sppointment, be ). ., u. Who — woul arn patent age, education torms. " Address Box 151 K, Star office. 17* TRAFFIO MEN. ¥ Conditions point to an enormously increased demand for traffic emm within the next six -.urh nge from §$2,500 to $10,000 call, phone or write La Sally qa%'tt:" o, §6%. abili . II. months; per year. Permanent position; | El ICIAN HELPER Is looking for & R Writs U TPy el e i'l.’l;u-ml OFERATOR wants job. n\mn. FUR FINISHER, experienced. Apply 1328 G st. n.w. GIRLS—Learn to operate all new typewriters; practice §2 per month, . xfi‘m experienci Stenographie Bchool, 1727 o Tar * | tactrul, college graduate, | ofies minsgement, in Lnl'd ) m"nlhd, pmlllmm anecti 1t Flghctons arm: pou ¢ e enie: an stack welliag. " Addrien. ok "‘“““"‘,‘{unl‘ 16, Btar oce. 170 Prof. Livingstone’s’ Academy, EXPERT BOOKKEEPER Jelres work affer 1115 G _n.w. Pr. 7475, 110 tMpm Address Box 344-K, Bter officy. 18° Reri i D EL A b Lot ety eutpmances:” Addrasn ox SILK. 'E‘l' in first letter; good salary and Spportunity to W Sear right person. * Address Box 169-] . | FILIPINO weats work as cook, butler or house REFINED, intallectual lads to laasm aclantife boy, Address Box 231K, Btar office. 17° $5 2 du #8d bonug. HIGHOLABS RECRETARY. expert sienos: rapher-typlat, o French and Germaa Buently. Address FRox 218 K, Star office. 17+ fon; photegraphy. Call North E{' ;gn mplete set for aiua] ; goneral drafting. Address Box 235-K, rg: ‘colored, married, mechanical abili- nmn SCHOOL GRADUATE wasts terested in rried, liable; good reference, E\'EVOORAPHII aw-«-mhm must be_experient wnun. n.il‘g’ e :’vm—g«. t‘l:: hfi« ress Dox Jl K. Star office. I'IUU JTENOG! " ‘ e el AL Fo Address nfly! 148-K, Bf m’"‘ sowns ) Ho nfifimwm—'fl"fi'fi' nce office to hai tchboard and sssl trv. L) -u-u in mlll"%" d?lrwn&,. A mull -fli? dictaphons ‘Address Box %i’iuiu el ¥ ug TYPINT, eapert, ':t work evenings. i c-lnml are_of WANTED—Job a8 hu’.. or bus bey, len North 1878, i:u; -uo.om-:-dumn- r-lmo-. Mflgu A m i) 'a-y"u"e'r' Voriee ?3?"' "'"'izu' WEWW while ‘:u?«;n s em campiord, “Glose “"fl.fl e Ta ol T GERY lllth'l‘ 'I .n'l’- c "" “I w 3'3::.":'& H.fl::.‘u. blag., i’i'.i : 8,25 | Ao !_L———.——-—. an 5 nl-!mclL Tth s nw—-fimm‘ AN who has complats hman g wlu'l v-lv‘-mw "l'..‘n‘.'-."".'.;fi.. -flo ieal Tines All ey, LONG EXPERIENCE, “:w "Illn. llhllrr pl'“:l'l" fi'“}uflm‘m‘; uln" in '&-}i.,t?‘, el it PEMALS, BLEPHONS uPlnA’rmam.‘ don_Haddox, 707 6¢ FOR EALE—Dental office, loested on ons of the best cormers in Washington; a money er for ‘any man of embition) sood reason for s Y ox 317-K, Star office FOR un—um dining room and kitchen: wwh; clectriclty; private entrance; very reg- sonabie; good loeation for table' boarders. Linc. 4819. Toe BEST rooming house proposition downtown: rooms. furnished. $1,500; only §200 & month CLOTHES—T pay cast-off clothes and 8868, _or 1821 Bth st. . HIGHEST casn prices pald for furniture an rugs of Ul kinds. ~ Call vnnm- 15683 an obtain_best re WiLL call 1g '3’ Galeitered_auiomabiis ou bl lu( LA n > ig) ot nflr- tuv enfidre BT ag ol au_descrl uruon- ort ‘mm Hu}ln& out DIN lnrnmue .. x prices for mn. Call Dave, Malg HEST of furniture. specialty. Fra 5 N, - i ot furniture n-ul Phol' akiin ngo ” e B = 1282 'tor ts, etc. WII' T waj h Bt i Ehone Mgl o ppeten, o At hl mu:bh 28 & whole or 1] AT e B1s8. Oall Frap highest uflm for ladies’ and men's TLL thes. Write or phose D. , 1308 B e ey U l‘nmmn Tor an - | of 0dd pleces. FOR SALE_Furniture and lease of apt. dress Box 216-K, Star office. AN ORGANIZED sales company wants to get in uch with a responsible manufacturer's agent in view of consolidation for further big development and expansion; large capital not expacted; good reference, knowledge of the basiness and hard work required. For confiden- tial interview address Box 167-K. Star_office. MEAT MARKET, high class, in best north- west section; long lease. Address Box =K, Btar office. A JOB PRINTING PLANT for rent or run on Fommission bagis to right party. A ver large e for Jetterheads, envelopes, folders, jefs and small work: centrally located: ideai for letter service shops or those In touch with ssers of Job printing give complete informy tion and references. ~Address Box 274K, & flice. remt. Call Main 5567. Ad- ar PIANO, uprisht “grand: excellent tone; bar- I:;"In[ town. Call Lincoln’ 1se0, l’uflfil‘ TANO, new, wifh rolla; cost FToh munt oeh) B200 cashe 37 11 ot o, 16° PIANOS, prices ‘40 up; piayers, $350 up: all guaranteed. 10 ave. nw, PHONOGRAPH, -mm-m make; will exchange for plano. 519 Mass. ave. n 12T Thagen 11 VIOTAN for sale chean. st. n. = PLAYERPIANO, Knabe Angelus instrument; perfect; $350 cash. -K,_Star_office. Tioud, & beautiful Address Box 15° KOHLER & CAMBLESS piano, §225. Arthur Jordsn Plano € st. at 13 = ARMY OFFICEK will sacrifice $500 Vose up. fl ht, §100; also fine Knabe {vnrhl xlzlL. fer._A. F. Arnold. suctioneer. 1328 G st. n.w.. RKADL Y PIANO, $70. Arthur Jorden Piano G st._at 18th. u scr-rz:u! ¥ 3205, Arthur Jor- dan _Pisno Co., G * Taeh, C. B. BYRNE PIANO, $195. Arthur Jordan Piang Co.. G_st. at 18th 3. P. HALE VIANO, $165. Arthur Jordan Plano Co., G st. at 18th, USED UPRIGHT llflfll of bargains, some of Stieft Piano Warerooms, Tuning, moving. Phone Main 2960. BUNTINGTON piano, §200. Arthur Jordan Piano Co., G st. at I8th. ol Gulie=zam er pianos—A number CHANCE of wmenmer. bosiness, Amy ¥red B. Hol BOOKS.-Toed ooty ‘nlm{'?lu nqfln. Harvard C srd Autbors, e Salacalar ook r..n WANTED - Fouther Sats and furnituse, Bast oo rnons Mata gese. 0 ury Ve W1 'l'u- C“.f you tlli ('0: e ; - tique furs raityre, our pissas and welry, ol o v, Agngus 1823 6 oy 1V YOU WANT 1o obtaia bert results for Jour furniture and other miscaliapeous. call TR ano u)umuru AVI. xw, FRANKLIN 3788, MEAT and grocerles, fruit and vegetables, do- ing good business; must be sold at once. Price, $1,600; rent, $20. 404 6th st. n.w. 18° FOR SALE, reasonable. building material rep- regentation; well established; profitable; owner engaged in other lines. Address Box 257-K, Star office. PARTNER, active or silent, with five to ten thousand dollars, for established buflding busi- ness; best of references furnished. Address Box 256K, Star -fln YOUNG MAN vout seqvioes, Jo Dustaess of proves worihy prefer- ably building or automobile. Address ho: 4 K, Star office. $585 FOR A bandsome mal player plano. 227 Pa. ave. THREE Victor wunfi- pmu with us for gulck sate; $130 $95; $75; $125 for S armoia: AiscHioneer, 1878 G ‘st AV Tanc. dan_Plano Co.. G st. st 18th, SEWING MACHINES. LARGEST STOCK of used sewing @ $i0 uvi resting end repairiog & -m ity Reamy, ave. s.e. 8672, Arthur Jor WORKT! 't of all Kinds for & ifi—m GICT EDGE first and d morigAge nOteR, Tiniy ot el o o e | R T o o A A st n.w. merican Household Co. FOR SALE Howe. grocery stare r{“-nx'k -&- Second-hand_Purait a Goods | fixtures, st Ba; 5 S“n'&n’-'r"mt?. depeteld Qwner. J 3 12th BT. N.W. 24 Ofl\'E)fIAL 1‘;‘1:':‘?‘{1" store u'“n.'fi'&'.““' 3 e t tablis! ears u. S, HOFF MAN Sanitary :.:'x‘;:x}'}';ng le:non?:no“e:mwklm- Sithin . ato * | Steam . Garment Presses; sec- | gevral miles; comner of ronds; Mos room, aé ond-hand; state model, condi-|steck ana fixtures BQuick cash, $2,000, Aagress tion_and prices. Address Box 15-K, Star office. Send for Louis Notes, 814 E St. N'W, furniture or other geods 7o you w1 ‘cbiais beet meeniie. " Fous “E‘E i Yo frrti wd e % Box 138-K, Star offics. fl'v:—mm"‘ at 7%, payable $30 month, which I will sell for 155% discount, same being well secured, Address Box 160-K, Star office. 17 FOR SALE_TEA ROO! AV‘I; l:quxynz'fl' 1, JoRt and and repair typewriters, 717 13th a.w. —mmm TYPEWRITER 00, 1 t Cupitel ot Beot, eell, repite and 1481 ln D n'::'. T 'l SELL and rent latest model rebuiit Us- derwoots ang other makes. Lowest prices and shington Typewriter Excl i .-.-ll Fire Insurasce bldg., 13th and Ho.w, EBUILT Underwoods, $3.00 down, §5.00 mo. Latest models. guaranteed fve years. Alss t snd sell Remingion. Royal, L. O Smith, riter Company. 818 Tibet aw MISCELLANEOUS, white, _gepuine cTeases "ACCO 4 mplete n“ CARRIAGE, Bloch, | Stenty W Faene Iacreases T l':.ou‘ ,:‘:.! ey Sy s B i Bets ot "Tusie Biver. reed In good congition u:cfi;‘;-"-": sesaid ut o 0 vlomp_mi m by 2 "lu 13 mgAC § FURNITU.M;{ c rnu Knehtn Eqnllllnt. Oolu Uras, ol “nh Brightwood car barn. 73 ‘women between the K sur office. H E o" Amnm with Mre, | a5 GAS lA!lGE .,g rated oven; good as ne: gesight. h!lml-.a Ith gnd v‘g'uno- 03 oF DATE-CImE; Qor. 8 Y ool.u 'n."' "' filhlun G. Clapham, 162¢ H st. n.w. Phone ‘.,,,., m 1 igned i 01 LA 17 J ato tor, qualifigatiens. T EERMARER, Srvc clins Wishes BIANONDS, GOLD, BILTER m. LT T e pror, T o | Bigh chir, $1: 1st Floor, 'n{rl’!u W. AR s footn, apt. 203, okt “fl"“‘ W Frankiin 1175, 170 LU HROE, gold fri T The Chesiped '#‘..... W—Lwr-m—wv] A A - = e geveloped. T m,m.a rvard at. n.w. 10 onds, SIIV . A . WANTED—Expenenced sales- “oxverisnosd ) prises posson:| BOUGHT 'T ja L o Seghlamta -mn. u% o oriee, $ A B women for the shoe department ; e 15 G 6T N.W. : 21t st, d s HIGHEST CASH PRICES 3 19th apd H sts. n.w. permanent positions, good sal- E LADY of coltors ead refinsment sive e Jowatey, ol siiver, diamonds, | §TRGAIN—Grocery and _mext Mavket: Feau, chalrs, Tables and Tug, cheap. aries and commission to the|serviess e for st upmnamnu Froserites '“‘é" SR income &, weel} ww.. % rent; Call azter © p.m. or Sunday before noos. Litch- right women. S, Kann Sons Wfi—g—— D. ALPHER, Fi3 fan oo, | roems: 8.0 ,c‘_‘e‘_j;:fl': T T O L4 W, rlenced, wants e Phone Mal BT or Tea o - S84 vecards; Company. maneat position. Call North 4563. 18 ANNOUNCEMENTS tion in Washingtono's Bl % |'anap. 1486 B n.. 18 BUSINESS POSITIONS—At- TGARPENTRY, PATNTING AND JOB WORK a;-,"- e ':'e';”.‘:mc‘l“":-: o 1acs 918 o fae Bk egas 2 . Ms LS tractive openings for all types of | gty 2 S Nort ‘50863 """“:M..-"f’fi'c'n'fi BOOE EX OF Eanr Gan J;“a'.'”v—‘." o n'l" I office help. consider o m, B, G. A st p.e. CHANGE, Coun. sve. e s ""Mm‘"o;m;fl'm- SIEAntac ";" L EROTCLOPEDLA "BRITANNTCA _ {Tth o7, | REFRIGERATOR, ~¢m vanse, Corl wies E' A WW Bolf suede binding, tfln sise, India .:r'r lavatory, ensmel sink, hu'l a aghoiol Bidname m‘ looé: & '}'Iu. g T B R T & TLODR | ptest g far e, mes ofer. Adbmes, Jox ...&.-.m.:-m 34 g ins