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ol [——] O v. Rheumatic twinges , —ended] The basic cause of most rheu~ matic pain 1s congestion. Apply Sloans. It stimulates circulation breaks up congestion ~pain is relieved/ For rhcumatism. bruises. strains.chest colds Jole——m o] =——r] UBIRCT P = LIGHT ON EVER) 8§ Now in our New Store, 709 13th, one donr above G Why Are Homes Better o for ELECTRIC LIGHTS? Electric fTo begin with, they look better; next, better illumination means less eye strain (a great cause of domestic W- . g & digcord and friction); lastly, electric . Fintures | 3o ol Bl & YROOP HOT WATER HEATERS C. A. MUDDIMAN CO. Specialists in Heating & Lighting Equipment lighting is more convenient, health- ful, economical. 709 13th St.—One Door Above G St. 5] [ol——[o]—D|ajc—2]o|c——x] fMuddiman on Electrical Wiring and _Fixture installing is MADE IN ITAL We Want a Dealer in Washington The agency for the Fiat, the imported car of unusual distinction, is available for a sound dealer in this territory, on terms which make the F franchise most desirable. The line ranges from the Fiat Torpedo (4 cyl.) at $2,150, up to Fiat 510 Sedan (6 cyl), at $5,700. These cars were the pre- er attraction at the Paris aml London shows, and the center of interest at New York's recent Importegs’ Salon. They are unusually eco- nomical in maintenanca and lLave an added appeal be- cauee of their surprising agllity in dense city trafio and on congested country roads Address inquiries to FIRT Factory Bramch 150 West 57th Street New York City AVOID “WATERY” lIMITATIONS Insist upon “Phillips’’, the original, genuine Milk of Magnesia, recommended by physicians since 1873. pfln.ups" Milk of Magnesia 25 and 50 cent bottles contain directions “IF A MAN’J hair ir an indication of hir vtrength, we have a Ilot of weak “sisters’’ in thir country. WHhy not use HERPICIDE and look strong? . Yourys for manly men, Newbro's Herpicide actually bensfits the hair. Get a bottle today. 6r Athlotes & . Sportsmen ‘The moming glass of water sparkling with 2 “dash” of ENO’s “Fruit &h‘!h::nuib-u directly to the maintenance of those clean and orderly conditions upon which perfect physical fitnessdepends. ENOhasthepleasant,; il ies of fresh, ripe fruit and is ety SaEccoe. AN Dreggise s ENO’s FRUIT SALT- Biblical History 'Is Recalled- By Finds in Tomb of Pharaohs To the Editor of The Stars I am very much interested in the articles which appear in The Star re- ces endeavor to re-establish the ancient religion of the land, but without suc- The religion of the past had lost Its hold on the people, and they specting the recent finds at Luxor,|could not be persuaded to return to it. Egypt. It 18 to be hoped that the discoveries being made will reveal to us much desired data concerning the arlier life and history of Egypt. specially as to religious beliéts and habite: but even if, as is conjectured, Tutankhamen should prove to be the Pharaoh of the Exodus, it is hardly 1o bé expected that the religious; opinions and practices of his time would give us an insight into the re- 1igtous 1ife of the people at its period of highest excellence, for it must be remembered that the exodus was in consequence of spiritual deterioration Among the nations of the Bible, whose | inhabltants were to be driven out and annthilated, their altars overthrown and their sacred groves burned with fire, because of idolatrous apostasy. Moses, we are told in Acts 7:22, was learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians, and must have been much Infiuenced in his masterful leadership of the childrem of Israel by his Egyp- tlan experience; in fact, the wonder- ful providence which 1ed to his dis- covery and adoption by the daughter of ope of the Pharaohs wnd upbring- ing at the court of her father ought of itself to be sufficient evidence to us that the tutelage he thus received was needful to him in the role he was to play as the leader of his people and author of -the first books of our Scriptures. Egyptian Deeadencr. Egvpt In the time of Moses, while a flourishing empire, was in a decadent j condition, spiritully considesed. Ac- | cording to Swedenborg, in Egyp\, Baby lonia, Assyria, Canaan, etc., te\e once ( flourished, ages ago, pure monot\elstic religions of a high type, much su)erior to that which the children of I\ael | @fterward exhibited. Egypt especiai™ < was noted for its worship and contem- | Dlation of things of the Apirit. Its peo- ple were well acquainted with the na- ture of the life after death and of the correspondence of the things of heaven with thome of the earth. Thelir hiero- glvphics, or sacred carvings, were the outgrowih offtheir spiritual studies. But | what was once to them representatives of heavenly things came in time through degeneration to be objects of worship, | and the country from being spiritual in quality came to be sensuous and idola- trous.’ Such has been the round of every dispensation, a pure start. grad- jual development to fullness of expres- sion, then decline and finally death and @ new order. A similar fate seems to be overtaking Europe today. J Our Old" Testament gives us flimpses of a flourishing state spir- tually in very ancient times of Egypt, Babylonia, Aesyria, etc. This | |1s ‘expressed by applying to those | nations the beautiful term, Garden! of God, or Eden. Thus we read in Ezekiel, 31. of Assyria, that the As-| syrian ‘was a cedar in Lebanon, of such giant stature and grandeur that | none of the cedars in the Garden o God could hide him or equal him i beauty; but Assyria. we are further | told, because of perversion of this| pre-eminent state, becams 1ifted up | in pride and fell; and the Lord says, of hi caused Lebanon to mourn for him. and all the trees of the field fainted ‘for him. I made the nations to shake at the sound of his fall when I cast him down to hell with them that descend Into the pit." Lesson of History. And to this Assyrian we find Egypt personified as Pharach, likened in verses 2 and 18 of this chapter, the likeness being put in our English version in the form of an interroga- tory. “To whom art thou like in thy greatness?” Wh to this Assyr- ian, whose glorious past state is then graphically depicted. Babylon. in Ieaiah, is treated of as| Luciter, €on of the morning. or the light bringer, in its early history. but as being brought down to heil af- terward for essaying to climb up 1o the heights of God. Of Tyre, personified as a king, It is eald in Ezekiel “Thou hast been in Eden, the Garden of God, every prec- fous stone was thy covering * * Thou wast perfect in thy ways from the day thou wast created”: but Tyre, | like the other nations, degenerated, defiling its sanctuaries by the multi- tude of its iniquities. No finer trib- ute was ever paid to a people than that recorded in the whole chapter of { Ezekiel 27 of Tyre. Adam and Eve are not the only people who are said in Holy Writ to have been in Eden, the Garden of ; God. Whole nations are represented to have been in this state of epiritual excellence. When the curtain of history goes up on th¥ nations of antiquity we behold | them ,well advanced in the arts of | civilization, but given over to and| steeped in gross idolatries. Why is| this? Swedenborg, who claims to h: been “introduced. into the spiritual | world, affirms that he was granted intercourse with the spirits of men who lived ages ago and from them he learned that the first chapters of Genesls_are symbolical in character and not to be taken literally, that Moses got them entire from a sacred word now lost to the world. that many ages ago the Asiatic world was given to Monothelstic religion, among whom the Egyptians were most cele- brated, and that all {dolatry is due to erversion of what were once sym- olical_treatments of religious sub- jects. Thus the calf or bull of Egypt, later on famous In its worship, orig- inally had = good signification and was not worshiped, but was a re- minder in the tempies and elsewhere of what the calves signified, namely, external or natural good in worship. Perversion of Smybols, “When this good is offered to the Lord, it is acceptable. But when the Egyptians lost this signification and worshiped calves as gods or repre- sentatives of gods, then in our sacred Scripture the calf or bullock came to signify the love of what is false and evil, except when offered in sacrifice to Jehovah, when it meant what it had first meant to the Egyptians. “And thou shalt slay the bullock be- fore Jehovah. * ¢ ¢ And thou shalt take of the blood of the bullock and put it upon the horns of the altar with thy finger.” Ex., 29.11. When the psaimist exclaimed, Ps, 2212, “Many bulls have e compassed me,” he did not mean that 2 lot of bulls had got after him, but that he had been beset by grievous evils. So we moderns when we use the word hefirt as the seat of love do 80 representatively, knowing full well that it is not a function of the heart to love. Akhnaton, the predecessor of Tutankhamen, is thought to be the heretical introducer in Egypt of a i monotheistic religion and Tutankha- juen the restorer of the old faith, but the reverse must really be the case. After a long period of departure by his countrymen from a true faith Akhnaton no_doubt_made an_honest | § Bright eyes. rosy cheeks, follow the une of Pleree’s Favorite Prescription. When suffering from Rervousness, dissiness, faintness, this temperance medicine will benefit. but remained in their debased form of worship, glven over to idolatry, divi- nation and magic. Beltef in New Life. The Egyptians were great bellevers in_a life after death. In this they differed from the Jews and Isra ites, whose O1d T from Genesis to promise_ of them. What they looked fo as a reward for adherence to the commands of Jehovah wi earthly gtory and power, and they were not real monothelsts in their belief until ., 33.22; Py tory of thélr is the story of upbraiding and pun- ishment for disobedience and idolatry, Even Solomon, the wisest man among them, could not be withheld from Idolatry. The irue plaec of Egypt In the an- nals of mankind has yet to be writ- ten. J. HENRY SMITH. Foolish Mothers. From the 8t. Louts Sta: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle sald at a dinner in New York, apropos of & scandal: “When a young girl goes wrong, her mother often to be blamed. So many mothers are worse than igno- rant—they are foolish. “I once got a very pretty girl a stenographer's job. Meeting . her mother a few dayvs after d, 1 seid: “*Well, how is Minnie getting on?' “The foolish woman beamed. “'Oh. Min's doing splengldly, do tor.' she said. ‘Just thinl h been working only four da: employer—he's such a nice old gen- tleman——has already taken her sut to lunch twice, and three times to din- ner, and once motoring, and four times to all-night cabaret dances.” CASTORIA For Infants and Children inUse ForOver30 Years Always bears the Riguature of ored writings shape of an egg. Then cut into sliceswithathread and serveon crisp lettuce. The cheese has the appearance of a sliced egg, but has nearly five times the food value, if it’s MacLaren's. Other - MacLaren Varieties NIPPY IMPERIAL PIMENTO OLD ENGLISH ROQUEFORT LIMBURGER MiCLARENS CHEESE ety A Military Explanation. From Judge. A negro company was stationed at Camp ), Va,, for training during the world wi One afternoon during the drill announcement was made that next morning the company would be trained in sttacking & fortifieation. After the troops were dismissed & 15, awkward-looking private ap- proached the dapper young corporal in charge of his squad and said, “Cor- poral, ‘what is a fortification, any- how?" And in a tone of utter contempt for such ignorance the corporal replied: “Don't you know no ‘rithmetic a tali? Anybody ought to know dat two twentifidations make a fortification.” Flirts Are Tied. From Boston Transcript. “They are both flirts and I'm sur- prised that they got married.” ‘Well, you see they set out to see which could beat the other flirting and it resulted in a tie.” Both Hands Free 'HE ROTAREX Home Double Roll Iroger s operated and coatrolled eatirely by your foot. The u‘g‘ tarts snd 810ps the motoe o ymall lever chan; sure of the rolls for thin or k Call st our store for free demonstration. lever time that it lifts or lowers . The Apex Rotarex Electrie Co. 1817 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 1940 $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETCRN Sunday, March 11 SPECIAL TRAIN Lesves Washington (Tnion Station) 30 A.M. Atrives Wilmington 10:05 A.M.. Ch 10:25 A.3.. Philadelphia 10:50 A. Returniog, leaves Broad Street Sta n 1230 Po Philadelph 7:35 P.M.. Chester 7:36 P.M., Wil- mington 8:15 P.M. Tickets on sale Fridey preceding Ex- cursion. & imilar Excursions Sundays, March 25, April 6, 22. Pennsylvania Railroad System The Routs of the Broadway Limited. Choosing A Dentist is like choosing & business —character, abil- ity and true re- . Habil dontists, Decause they fing In fhom these soential qualifications. 31 years of poed honest dentlistry eur recerd. Torms of paymeat to mit Ex free. Cleaniiness s o striking_foaturse. Tosth Wil Nat Silp or Drep—ta.00. Other Sets of T $5 U Fillings, 80c| Gold Crowns in gold, o silver, amalgam Wanted to Rent Fifteen Small Store Rooms for chain-store concern selling high-grade product Rents Must Be Reasonable H. L. Rust Company 912 15th Street N.W. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS, PREACHING TONIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK 'SPECIAL SONG SERVICE AT 7:40 Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South 9th and Mass. Ave. - REVIVAL WEVER well ORIOINAL reo-. ®-ndasions én 1 ployment. _Use COPI AUTO MECHANIC—Steady, all- Address_Box 120-V, Btar_ofil 2 AUTO_MECHANIC—Man experienced in all Ford fepairing, ignition, battery and motor, i e o ahop. work with men; n. Glve references, Box 273, Rockville, Takomu BOY (colored), youn: help around store. 450 Lamont at. n.w. BOY, colored, to clean up and heip in labora- tory." Address Box 160-V. Star cffice. BOY over 18 to work 8 nights a week and svery other Sunday afterncon and evenin Smith Pharmacy, 5620 Conn. ave. 1 BOY, colored, In grocery atore. 600 E st rocery TANVARBERS, three men, experieaced news. paper, magasine or household specialty, for pecial work in Washington, Maryland snd Virgini salary and commiss! mal_Ban [ 905" American Tt bldg. CEMENT MABO:8 wanted, Turner Construc-, tion Company. Canal st. bet. st and 2nd F. W. Bolgiano CLERK in store; young man. & Co. S COMBINATION MAN for garage; knowledge of double eatry bookkeeping: must know how %o drive any make ear; furnish emall bond. Apniy at Logan Garage. 1618 B st. n-w.___ DRIVER for_fumniture {ruck, preferably white; must be experienced and have good references. National Capital Storage Co. 1488 U st. n.w. GROCERY CLERK. exper eat, Inc., 18th and V st HARDWOOD FINIBHER — First-clase 18th st. o.w. walstant, colored; must be expe meals the lenced, John H. n.w. & p2 o3 JANITOR enced repairing faucets, paiuting, etc. furnished. Apply between 10 and 12 Benedick, 1808 Eze st. n.w. = YERS, members of the D. O bar. fo AT Y Eille’ businesss must. be under tilrly years of age. Apply 1413 Eye st. n.w. N Surniture, change colors. va N Aine. mtaiing: ‘a1l oF part time. Address i tar ofice, MPAT CUTTER and clerk for ery. T CUTTER, capable. Jobn H. 16th and V' ste. n.w. = o wiiclt fre Tosurince: Louse o o W. Mclntire, ma 418 3th 1 M syment plan. v oom 317, Colambian. bullding, MEY, two _ambitions, o make profitable con- ensential than Mansey_bldg. 939 10 good: willingness ‘more. Baing pied; Sillinrees e MBN to distribute advertising, 7:30 a.m. D _st. n.w., room 3, third floor. B MESSENGER, whife; young man with bicy- ele. Apply 1418 Eve st. n.w. T N experienced o call on 1. ave. ne. i I nections selliag national proposition; our men HELP AND SIT INSTRUCTION COURSES Continwed. UATIONS SITUATIONS—MALE. Continued. LEaRy How T0 WRITA ADVERTISE ments during spere time evenings: 0 8500 & week being paid to thone who know this work; thousands of positions open for men and women; no previous experience nec- aily learned fu six montha: inter- o scinating work. Limited class now a tional Badio lnstitute, in_1876. N—Ampitious. becoms a Columbia trained | afteman and assure yourself of permavsat, | youy re time, day or might, in Tonthe Call, write, o phowe. for partieulars. Columbis Bchool of ting. 14th asd T ats. n.w. _North 213. g formed. For particulars see Mr. HAAS, Paid employment. "W trais you durl Tearn real estate uly TENOGRAP! deairing 10 Decoms news- paper, conference, court reporters will report at Harper's Btenographic School, 1727 F. Gregg borthand taught in two months; new method. HOTEL POSITIONS. Nation-wide demand for ambitions men and women. \WE PLACED 4,264 “LEWIS TRAINED” men and women in contact with good hotel, club and tearoom positions in the past twelve months, Over 600 hotels now bollding fn the United States. Right here fn Washington there are two big hotels under comstruction and more ready to break ground, of dosens of apartment hotel Rave, combined, over 3,000 room ploy ‘over 8,000 men and_wmen. Prepare now. Be ready to fill a position in this rich uncrowded field of big opportunities. Q'llr school and methods indorsed—Oor stu- dents employed by hotel men everywhere. Our ‘advisory board is made up of over 100 1 men In the United States and ‘hundreds ou esroll you are gi membersiip in our National Burea re cordially fovited te our FREE Special class now forming. rite for tres book, *Your Open 9 a.m. to 8 p. BE WIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS, 40_New York EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES COMPETENT HELP for your consideration. North 4009, Super Service Bureau. ) l:. Lifa ployment LE BALFSMAN —Largest manufacturers of oil gasoline pump and tamk equipment: for V ginia, Marylana and outhern New Jersey ter- fitory: commission contract: real opportunit siness getter. Apply for worker and bus petter. Apoiy Syeduey: ,_or in writing to 8. F. Bowser days. young arried_men: excellent opportunity for ehe s ’!dA]\ply 2 to 6 pm, 619 Metropoll- o LA 'O0KS wanted: 2180 six chambermaids, two Fuller's Exchange, 1221 25ih at. 28 2001 Oth st fngton Employinent Exchange. operated for the public by Washington School for Seeretarien 24 Nae” Schaol of Cammerce. 1419 F at. WATTRESS. wiite_ $45: conk, $15; butler. Exchange #07 Vermant ave WAITRESS, white. Protestant pref.- refer- ences required. Reid's Agency, 2112 1ith stnw = ETJY with h'l.xn-le wants Job after school. 621 ortan BOY, Tech High Bchool, wants employment After 2:30. Phone North 5885, Pl HER and A Saraeee o el = UR, colored, 10 yra. exp.; best 1. 512, Leave ordérs for Fred. 15 years' experien can make repairs; best W. 8., 1253 Morse n 28° AUFFEUR, “white. experienc Ada, l private family preferred: besl Rddress Rox 3307, Atar offen. ace B i, PLEmeTnoolored mman Wiaher ness: ca : ”:m 81T 24th at. mow. - Bhone Weat 1501 (00K or_general w ; o Kama, T36f QUL oy J*bAnese; referes; OOOK—Neat colored _man, Brat-clase; oo worker: vets. 2308 17th si. mows . © or._cateteria.col reference. 2808 174 1L advertiaing dyertielng men~ana_corre. ate wi rogre: ox 166.V: tar office: ELECTRICIAN, firstciass, mali conatruction. Sebuman, Frinkiin 451 - 28 FAMILY LAUNDRY, reasonabie charge: well Sl Sl 5, o g T 169957 W. Jonnaon ‘colored " ge LIPINO lent _wants Ttion of sy e ;\gdm Tox 185V, Btar offce © 1 R, amateur, enced. desiren golton._ote Ci G106 at for Paal 1o MAN, formerly B " position attending fire 1n hoter 5 oo Jate house; willing to do_eome otber work: Beat references. Address Box 62V, Star of- P INCOME tax returin prepared. Muin 8182 JAP COOK, thoroughly experienced. Address e :0: 312V, Star office. MAN, twenty-five, broad education a Iz:v::::::n, 7‘"““" bility, d e SECHA! eXperienc = OFFICE POSITION by N by yonng m ployed: best ) B ane references. Address Box ms_\ . ANGING, by day, plece, Job. 115 A G, by day, piece, Job. 1115 good mechanie, wants position. 134-V, Star office. b POSITION in " office, 1 school gruduate.wieh by Young man, high te. with knowledge of bookkeen- iy and typewritiog. Address ar office. 28% AN—Married man wition with reliable firm: experienced in wholosale groceries, ginger ale, tobacco and clgs collent references. Address Box 189 desires MAN —Kuccessful, aggreasive, good per- sonality and sppearance; dexires local or tFas o with drevs Box 115-V. Star omeer oo O WORK. fuli_or spare time Accorners, 1738 G at. n.w. 10 private piace. g WORK 'in Tunchroom or grocery, Tonng mai some experience; refecences. Fhone Col. G242 wanted for good line of cigara i SALESM | £10 week and expenses: experience not_reauir cd. Point, N. | BALESME! 5 - Bend addressed envelope. Box High o & We e few clean-cut, en gotic men, a high-class proposition for hij clase men: we h you how: come u taik It over. This is ot stock or bonds. Munsey bidg. ¥; make money easily. Apply Wednerday or Thursday. 7200 Blair_road, Takoma Pi SHOE SALESMAN. wome exnerience: splendld opportunity for hobsst, ic_young man: Telarences. Newark Shoo Store. 913 Pa. aye SPARETIME WORKENRS, great opportunit; can earn $1 per honr: city and mearby town: W . Hoover, 608 F n.w 8¢ TATLOR. first-cians._Apply 407 6th s WASHMAN_— experienced_ Apply Laundcy, 1120 Queen st n.e. YOUNG MAN. live. fo exchange services for sny course in_American Motor Schools, 161222 Unw. Soe Mr N i YOUNG MEN, three. for X or_traver- ing; good opportunity for young men: $35 per week fo atart: gukranteed salary aud bonus. See Mr. Hews. 901, 1317 F at. n.w. TOUNG MEN (twol (0 work with mansger: a'advancement. Mr. Reads, 208 ome Som ‘mai YOUNG MEN, 3 energelic of vieat appearance, to sell goods on trains. Cash security and blue: sutf required. Apply Union News Co office No. 3, east basement, Unfon Station. and help around gasoline station: must know how to repair punctures and handie tires; ref- erences. _Address Box 88-V, Star office. AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS and experienced helpers wanted at once. Ask for Mr. Keister, 2018 12th st. n.w. 2 CHAUFFEURS—We have an attractive proposition for men who own cars. Bring your iden- tification card. 1317 L st. n.w. TITLE MEN wanted. Men ex- perienced in title or abstract work ; permanent position. Ap- ply 1413 Eve n.w. 2% B O OKK E E PER—Excellent position for man under 30 years; real estate experience required. Apply before noon today. Wash- ington Employment Exchange, 1419 F st. * BOGGS & BUHL, PITTSBURGH, PA.. need at once experienced up- | Mholsterers and slip-cover cutters. Permanent positions. Apply by letter or in person to superin- tendent. WANTED—SALESMEN. SALEGMAN, drug epeciaity, calling oo drug trade. will do well to call on us Brazilian Cream has no competitors. Big com- mission. 422 Oxford bldg. v SALESMAN for hotels, restaurants and_gro- cery stores on commistion basis. Washington Wholesale Houre, 928 Pa. ave. n.w. BALESMEN—Write for liac of iines and fall particulars; earn §2.500 to $10,000 yearly: bl 8Emand for men, inexperienced or cxperienced SALESMAN, with car preferred. to cover ter. ritory within 100-mille radivs: $3.000 to &5, with drawing account arranged. Telephone bafore 5 p.m. Wednesday for appoint Only * high-grade man considered. Orowl, Washington Hotel. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. ROLICITORS—Male and female, to secure club members; hustlers oniy. Sre office manager, Room 805, 1108 16th st. n.w. INSTRUCTION COURSES 5 mhge | §OUXG WHITE MAN o change auto tires HELP—FEMALE. ATTENDANTS, female, for the wards, Gailinger Municipal Hoepital 260 per month and meais. Apnly fo superin ndent. 19th eetn southeast YOl MAN. “twenty. fom co i g N, Twenty. frm country, Gigh acliool education. wanta position fn ity in order. to study ia ) Y, Mol o Addei B SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. CHARWOME: for evening work in office building. v + fore 2:30 p. e | COTNTER GIRIL.. experienced, for cafateria. [ Apply after 2:30 pm. 1930 Pa. ave. n.w. | e | DRESSMARER_First class_onis tiesd appis- Good pay_to right party. 928 17th st. n.w. FINIRHER, experienced. on 1342 N. e. n.w., 3rd floor. 34 TRIL Tannire |oImT custom _ vests. Phone Fr. Tage White exparienced G colATE 720 B w. to attend office; preferalls living in enst or sontheast. Apply 12. Rth st n.e. LADY, bright, intelligent. for outside work: nd commlission. Willcox & Gibbs B. M. . 702 10th st._n.w. . { LADY to do educational work: no bookkeeping { or stenographs: endid opportunity for right Call 84. TADIES fo cut and sew sI; time: must abaolutely be experienced: please time you can give {o cutting and sewiog. Box 178-X. 8tar office. il LADIES of high tspe to b2 welected for the Spirella Organization. Yon get 223 mmward per week. ate when can be futerviewed. Address Box 144-V. Rtar office. covers: all or part linger Mu | 824 per month and_menls. g tendent. 19th and C atrects southeast. R _grocerv business: single: poliahed to 6. Dupont Markat, 124 MANGLE HANDS, 5 white_girls, thoroughiy {experienced: hest ‘wages. Apply timekeeper. Hamlton Hotsl PRERSERA. _exnerienced finiahers on f gowne. The Weodruff Dry Cleaning Tivaing Co, 400 18th st n.w. SATAD GIRL, experienced, Apniv 783 17th «t. STENOGRAPHER_OIdatabiished real company desired_first-claks stenographer: ox. perenced ‘nreferred: Ratnrday half holiday ‘alary, $1.200 ner vear to start, with oppor tunity’ for advancement: prefer one who has position but desires to improre condition. Re- iy in ewn handwriting. eiving experience. Rox 123-V. Star office. THE GAL open_and #cheol for pupil nurs v to superin- tendent. 19th and C streets S.F. NG WOMAN with knowledge of ATenogra phy. willing to leave city and travel if neros anre, with married conple. Star_office, giviog experience aud telep! nomber. - B STENOGRAPHER. The Hecht Compans a voune lady as atenographer and offica clerk ape with emerience preferred. Apply Supt The Hecht Co.. Tth st at F. DOMESTIC—WHIT! Seftied w! mily of two: Address Rox Tor lunchroom. T FRAT, T nights. Fra JANTIOR, by wan and wife Address D. A. Jones, 424 Fia. wmall nw. SITUATIONS _FEMALE. DRESSMAKER, MISS B eveuing gowns s speciaity; aly Plone Cof? 6227, 1706 Treius 5, el . first-class, by the day. Btar office. 4 exper, sn Box 149-V. Star office NING “WORK desired from 3 _o'clock; stenographic, caslier, clerical. Fraoklin 1164, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY and offi - ket expert stenographer and. typiet: pod systématizer of office routine: college graduate; tion desired aft o t l\'tlr"oahtn. er March 4. Adflrrufi’:ox MAID or belper in millinery shop, refined golored girl wants place. Cail or Writs, 1207 MANAGEMENT of firat class apart oman. thirty-ave ears of afe of Arstoiues Dusiness ability and experience, 1n position to bring new business and following of desir. able tenants; answer will be treated wita wnfidence. Address Box 331-Y, Rtar office. OFTTCE “ASSISTANT—Can take dictation pangrte. fle; accurate: willing. Phone Main OFFICE WORK wanted b dress Box 110-V, 8 PLATN SEWING of any hind, by da; wanted: colored. 1743 Tith st nom SITTON Ta office, voun lline: ‘moderate salars. Aadress Star_office. - PRACTICAL | [ ! B i Ridress Box 1297 N WITH MERCTAL reasonable; bes: ref- Star offico. 28 Alp treatment, resident SHAMPOO work, . experienced, commercial, desires position. Franklin RTENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, K - RTENOGRAPHER and 1ypist, expert: mecre- :‘l“r“:’lel aedexkl"Nn.! x;—rlence:p:mllc(e Il:d STENOGRAPHER, experienced. Call N, 3581~ a1 ter 6 p.m. . STENOGRAPH also bookkeepis 'ELEPHONE years Nine experience ; nflll L nd f T rets ;A latical work: rat ERATOR or light office work, cu position: references. Tele- EPHONE OPERATOR or 1 by soung lads. Address Box $7°¥, hren o8e. Tady's companion. Star office & GENERAL HOUSEWORKER—_Piain, sot(l white woman: stay nights: three in familr Address Tox 81-W. Star offies. . At home desired by R 4 by Tady. DOMERTI Phone FOUSEKEEPER and conk for Dachelor: gnor home for richt party: small salars, room snd hoard fn exchange. with prisilege af holdine other position I¢ desired. Address Box 114V. ur prod- NURS per, not aver 40 yer Apply the Westmore. land. ant. 252 1¢ WOMAN, whits, to care for semi-invalid Tady: room and board, compensation. 1342 Trving st nw. ' of age. E or_bachelor imbered widow: wiil gentleman whe had Khter 8 vears old call again. 807 Mt. Ver- lace, suite 2. “28 WORKING HOUSEKEEPER adulty I iy middle-aged woman wishes table Slseping quarters. " Adaress Bot V. Star office. i N to_help with invalid; experience not re. Phone N. 7088 DOMESTIC—WWHITE _OR_COLORED, __DOMESTIC—COLORED. BUNDLE WASHES or moraing we Eirl. 525 2nd st._a.w. el S COOK and_goneral houseworker: reference re onired. 1443 Madison. Adsme RO5, . CHAMBERMAID, waltres: 7 1922 K st n.w. il G - COOK and_genersl housewnrker. three in fam- roferencve. Call at A14 21at n.w. . CHAM MAID or_dishwasher; by neat - orod girl,_Address 724 BInt st me, o gae twice weekly or svary marnine. e e CHAMBERMAID OR _WAITRESS—Colored woman_wanis place. 2106 Gth at- mw DOMESTIC—COLORED, Teneral Tousework: small_familv: Tn references required. 1664 Euelid (‘an 5 apartment: L. Ant. 2. TOOK nnd_general housework: no washing: stav nights, 3601 Macomb at. 1916 9th st. n COOK or Janitress or day's Work. dress 9 Fi 3 COOK, breakfast and dinn 1458 T at. CLEANING or day's work; rellable wom; 281 Call or ad- B Orst-clase relic GENERAT, HOUSEWORKER—3 aduits; stay nights. 8740 McKinley st. Clave. RA7. ADVERTISEMENT WRITING — Cpportunity for limited number of intetiigent young men and women to Join evening class of instruction in this fanciuating work; personally conducted Dby _successful Washingion ndvertising man. Write at once. Address Box 112-V, Star of ALL men not earning at least $10 a dav should investigate the positions open in radio work. This new industry i8 growing faster than any ther and needs trained men Who hold the gov- ernment license; use your spare time evenings and join our classes; we train you in four to «ix months and help you get & position in this feld; start the new month right; enroll once. Main 1876. National Radio Institu 1345 Pennsylvanis BOYD SHORTHAND in 30 dayi learn and rapid; the world's best syster X~ perts use it; investigs you will usé no other. Boyd Business College, 1304 F st. Main 2876, mh29* CIVIL SERVICE examination for editorial clerk, salary $1,200 to §1,800; special fostry tion begins today. The tory School, cor. 13th and F Phone Franklin 2080. ats. AT, HOTS RK and cooking: setiied references. Adams 1866. 1443 Ken- n.w. TIOUSE K. reliable colored family two. 1841 Hobart st. n.w. * ; 1 HOUSEWORK, reliable colored small family: : good pay. Mre. E. T19' Hamilton st. nw. © Bhons 2R P. Wi Adams 2154, IIOUHEWORI(—“‘;IH. ‘one who van anent position: good eal Roote at oneer 185 ‘Irving tay nights: ry: reference. w. for pastry or get dinners, after 4. COOK_or general housework. #ood_clity reforences. Phooe Wast 2218 9th st neat woman wants bt new: COOK. good, piain; place wanted b ¥ abie woman: May nights, 1433 Qoo er e CLEANING in apartments. chamber wy Wallng in Doarding homse:' neac: girr elvr references. Write 1628 Church n.w. ('IJ'i‘AININb-R'eunbk ‘womsn, three d weekly or ernoon: apartment cly City. referencen. 1243 23wt e Cloania CLEANING or washing by the day. 1608 nee. 1004 1. MOTHER'S HELPER, girl 18 vears old. in emall family; must be interested in children: Do washing; stay nights. Telephone Cleveland 2520, 3iih st. nw. DAY'S WORK, half-time b, dinders or mait 1n store: vy reliebio colobs Toman: Nave good refercices. 'Apply or writa pt. 203, 3318 Sherman_ave.. NURSING, girl for part day. Bpt. 5, 2118 N st n.w. . DAY'S WORK wanted by col 420 Oakdale st n.w. 7 colored woman. SCRUBBING and cleaning; woman. Fhone N. TORY. EVENING WORK or morming work, or kind. by colored woman. 38 Fenton wi i WOMAS smeep. “To wait on table, wash dishes and 1358 Harvard st. erences. 1810 18th SITUATIONS—MALE. EARN $110 to $250 monthly, e; raflway traffic inspector: positio teed aftor 8 months' spare ~timi moneg refunded. Excellent Write for fres booklet N-88, St Training Inst., Buffalo, N. Y. switen YMENT by lieatning, telephone gourse to learn: day or eve: classes, ird operating: short, eas, (-ldglfln x: bidg.. cor, 14th at., between N. d H. LEARN “RARBERING: blgparing trad iekly learned; big demand. Tri-City Barver Echool, 817 B. Baitimore st., Baltl- more, Md. SEN—auiomoble industcy meeds traimed men loctricians, _meehanics, _vulcta! NEfecre, garage managers and drivers mave oy e P - Per yoa 534 evsning clasess ot Amerl esn Motor Behools, trest Tuition thi low. Earoll this week. ADDRESS ENVELOPES or copy manuscripis: high school boy with new ?}n\..m gr writer. Phone West 692, i ARTIST, lettering, design, flinatration: fall or part time. Address Rox 160V, Star office.® years’ manufacturing ex- position with ation or factory; have formul Rox 104.V. Star office NBOOKKEEPER, accountant, »“'.l.e l"unl 'llvllnfinl. experienced: wante ok Pov. Star of BOOKKEEPER deaires small el of books to ksep in spare time. Address Box 188V, ftar office. BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT _desires sets of books to keep, day or evenings: cial statements prepared. Address Box tar ‘office. 4 ERAL HOUSEWORK or nursing. 131_Heck oy :[.:an 1‘-}3""_“'?.25 to take home; Inl-e!ll.ll. el :.[I'?‘B'E‘.Illl(‘g:.lm:r;lugl‘-‘* work by neat colored lhlflml DAY'S :“O‘I:‘w I!Q‘"~ ES ily; ..