Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1925, Page 29

FEATURES. Ribbons Are Very BY MARY When is a ribhon not a when s it a length of satin, taffeta, ribbed v sort of silk? That 1S a question that might occur any one of an inquiring nature when be- holding some of the new and gorge- ous wide ribbons. The old definition Was that a ribbon remained a ribbon ribbon and RIBBON TRIMMINGS: ETTE OF LOOPS OF RED AND GOLD RIEBON THAT TRIMS A RED FROCK, LONG END OF DOU- BL, AC RIBBO THAT ALLS FROM ROSE ON SHOUL- DER OF EVENING GOWN, AND BEIGE FROCK TRIMMED WITH CIRE RIBBON IN SAME SHADE, WITH BOW OF RIBBON AT FRONT OF BODICE A FLA %o long as it did not exc Now ribbons are made than that Ribbons, and, d 9 inches, even wider like la >mparatively s, are of the Wes speaking, of mod- origin. When we trim our frocks laces and ribbons we can no onger claim to be classical or orien- 1. They smack of the fashions of days of Gainsborough, of Rom- Greuze and Fragonard, of La dour and Marie Antoinette— European fashions of the past | two or three centuries—more than of the BEDTIME STORIE Uncousinly Cousins. ationship is not & bo That aiways makes the heart grow fond. Teter Rabbit. Peter Rabbit was feeling better. He had filled his stomach with food, such as it was, He bad seen nothing more of Reddy Fox, ‘or Terror the Goshawk, nor "had be had of whom to d. He knew that Mrs. Grouse escaped Reddy Fox, altogther Peter was feeling in good spirits. “It is a long time since T have seen my cousin, Jumper the Hare” sald Peter to himself. “I think I'll see if I can find him.” » Peter wandered s cousin, Jumper th 1o find him. At last he found himself over r the Laughing Brook. The Laughing Brook was frozen, Peter could Lear the water gurgling under the Ice. Being tired, he sat down under a hem- lock branch that was bent down with a load of snow. It made a cozy little cave, quite dark and just the place to keep out of sight and still be where he could see any one who might happen alons. Peter couid eee quite a way up the Laughing Brook. For a long time he didn’t see a sign of life. He was begin- ning to doze and thinking about taking a nap when he caught sight of some one dressed in dark brown running along the bank of the Laughing Brook and coming toward him. “Billy Mink!" exclaimed Peter under ittle Benny’ » Note.BooK he seen any one else afra about looking for - Hare, but failed ider imbroidery last nite after suppir, saving, Well Im glad to izzent going to be last nite, 1 wouldent put in another sutch sleepliss nite as T put nite for all the kings the kings men. Of all that can happin to an attack of nooralgia she sed. You wimmin take your trubbles seriously, pop sed. If it had bin me, now, or in fact eny man, the ineident would of bin forgotten long If you ever had an at ralgia you could never sit back there &na cail it incident, ma sed. Tve had worse than nooralgia, and the ony Jle thing to do is grit your teeth and make up your mind to simply ignore and 9 times out of | 10 vou'll isleep and the hole | thing will be ovet, pop sed 1t gounds lovely to heer you tell it, you men are wonderfill creetures, T dont sce how you can live in the same werld with us wimmin, ma sed. 1 marvel at it myself sometimes pop sed. Wich jest then he put his hand over one eye saying, Owtch, yee gods, can you beet that, somethings in my eye, wy does a thing like that allways haff to happin to me, es- Peshilly? And he started to rub his eye and twist it all erround saying, Confound §t to blazes, blast it to smithereens. Wy dont you ignore it? ma sed, and pop sed, I wouldent mind it if it hap- pened in a railroad train ware you ixpect things like this, but rite heer sn the privacy of my home, thats wat I object to, hang the luck Then wy dont you imagine your riding jn a train and jest grit your teeth and o to sleep, hee hee? ma sed, and pop sed, Your sweet woman- ly simpathy overwelms me, Im going to try to wash it out and if I cant get it out in 5 minnits you'll haft to call up the doctor, this is serious, And ho started to go to the bath- room still holding his eve, ma sayving, Ma started mbri horses and all the things in this life the werst certeny ack of noo- Much in Evidence MARSHALL. of ancient o If you are the strong classical ears and Cleopatra or the mode EgyDt or far Cathay. one of those who lament influence of oriental and nodes within the past few would rather see a revival .of the | numerous interesting fashions of western Burope within more modern 1 times, you have reason to rejolce. For ribbons are very much in evi- dence at present. They are used, as of yore. to tle adjacent parts of ladies’ frocks, to bind the edges and for purely ornamental purposes. Loops and rosettes are again in evi- dence. Black velvet ribbon | numbers has been used on several smart frocks for hip bows. On one | dance frock wide black velvet forms | & double 10op at the hips with an- | other loop hanging down slightly be low the edge of the skirt. The t sketeh shows ribbon faced the wider ste the for metal has extended making of ribbon. The a flat rosette of red with gold as used to trim the front of a red gown. The figure displays a frock of beige cloth with a simple bow of matching shade at the left front. You may also se the manner in which one dressmaker attaches a length of black velvet rib- bon, faced with white, to the shoulder of a frock, fixing it with a small rose. And below is a scarf edged with five rosettes of ribbon. (Copyright ) My Neighbor Says: other heavy that stands floor harbors dust. legs one can clean Remembpr this furniture A wardrobe or of furniture flat on the It they have und eath when buying When you are preparing the boller for washing add one tablespoonful of borax to the cold water. When It has bolled you will find you require only half the quantity of soap. Ther’, when your white clothes ar ready to boil, add one teaspoon- ful of borax to the water, and the clothes will be beautifully white. When poison of any kind is brought into the house it is & good plan immediately to run two common pins through the cork, opposite each other, with the pin points extending about an eighth of an inch past the heads on each side. The prick of the pin gives warning by day or night the instant the cork is touched, and proves an efficient safeguard against mishaps. To extract a splinter, take a wide-mouthed bottle and nearly fill it with hot water, then hold the injured part over the mouth of the bottle and press down quite lightly. The suction will act as a poultice and draw the flesh down and the splinter will come out quite painlessly. Sprinkle a little flour on the fat in the pan in which fish, scallops, etc., are to be fried. This prevents spattering and sticking to the pan. When making pastry, roll in one direction only if you want it to be light. Rolling first in one direction and then in an- other is almost sure to make it tough. » BY THORNTON W. BURGESS . his breath. “I hope he won't take it into his head to look in here. These are hard times for almost every one, and I am afraid Billy might be tempted to try to get a Rabbit dinner. Billy is a great fish eater, but he likes fresh meat.” Very slim and trim was Billy Mink as he moved swiftly down the bank of the Laughing Brook, looking into every little hole, missing nothing. He was nearly opposite Peter's hiding place when he abruptly stopped, arched his back, showed his teeth and snaried. At first Peter couldn’t understand what it meant. Then Peter saw a little black epot_which moved. Peter's eyes looked as if they might pop out of his head. W “MY STARS!" EXCLAIMED PETER UNDER HIS BREATH, ‘“IT'S SHADOW THE WEASEL!" | That black spot was the end of a tail. The owner of that tail was otherwise all in white. That was why Peter had not seen him before. fy stars!” exclaimed Peter under his breath. “It's Shadow the Weasel ! And Peter began to tremble all over. There is 10 one he fears more than he does Shadow the Weasel. Shadow also had hie back arched high, and his wicked little eyes were red with rage. He was very much smaller than his cousin, Billy Mink, but he showed no signs of fear. There they ere, two cousins, but you would never known it from their actions. No more uncousinly cousins could be imagined. What you doing here?” snarled Billy Mink. “The Laughing Brook fe my hunting ground.” “It is mine if I choose to make it 50,” snarled Shadow the Weasel. “You don't own the Laughing Brook, and it is no business of yours what 1 am doing here. “Then T'll make it my business!” was Billy Mink's snarling reply, and he sprang at Shadow. Now Billy Mink can move almost like a flash, but Shadow can move even faster. Heo dodged his cousin, but he didn't run away. Shadow is no coward. For a few minutes they snarled at each other and called each other bad names, nd it looked as if they might fight. Peter Rabbit hoped they would. You see he was sure that Biily Mink would get the best of it. But just as it looked as if they were going to fight, both dis- appeared 60 suddenly that Peter fairly blinked. (Copyright, 1925, by T. W. Burgess.) are Chocolate Triangles. Beat together two eggs, two cup- fuls of milk, a teaspoonful of sugar, a pinch of salt and one square of chocolate, grated and melted. Into this mixture dip triangles cut from thin slices of stale cake. Drain and fry in butter until nicely browned. Put together in pairs with a filling of sweetened whipped cream, and serve at once with hot chocolate sauce and a sprinkling of chopped walnuts. Mre. R. H. Calihan of Garden City, Kans., has been named national chair- # times out of 10 it will be all rite in & minnit. R TR T gt PP [} man of the child welfare committee of the American Legion Auxiliary for a three-ygar term, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Color Cut-Out RED RIDING-HOOD. | | A Sudden Knock. Little Red Ridinghood's grand- mother was in bed. She had been feeling sick all day and so had de- cided to spend the afternoon taking a nap. She was thinking of her dear little granddaughter and was won- dering when she would come to see her again. Then she dozed off. She was awakened by a loud knock at the door. “Who's there?” cried the startled old lady, sitting up in bed. There was no answer, so she waited awhile. Then the knock came again. “Let me In,” sald a squeaky voice, ‘It's your granddaughter, little Red Ridinghood. I've brought you some Poor dear, her voice sounds as though she has a cold,” said the grandmother, hopping out of bed in her pink flannel nightgown and cap. Cut grandmother out and mount her on lightweight cardboard (Copyright, 1923 This dignified and graceful writing table of Queen Anne inspiration holds many delightful possibilities for the small living room or library. First of all it saves space by combining the functions of desk and library table, and if there is little wall space, the writing table requires none, for it looks well {n the center of the room or wherever necessity dictates. If a long row of windows compli- cates the matter of a satisfactory furniture arrangement, the writing table will look well silhouetted be- fore them, and at the same time re- ceive a splendid light. At night lilumination is supplied by the two tall lamps. These will also furnish reading light to the two easy chajrs, which might be drawn up at either end to complete the group. (Copsright.) MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN. Inducing Relaxation. One mother says: When my little girl began to ob- ject to being packed off to bed in the afternoon, I told her, that shs and I would lie down for a rest together. 1 take some mending or needlework along and work, while propped up on pillows. She has a lit- tle book and I ask her to sing to me. When she gets drowsy I tell her I will sing for awhile, and in just a few minutes she is asleep. I feel all the better for these few minutes of rest with her. ———— Love delights {n paying more than is due, ‘When nothing is expected. thought It ::l:gs Awuvd\ing I see. It sends out rays to touch the world And cvcrvtln‘mq shines back at me. RAEheD Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. ind U, J. & Clemence. 14th and W Eagle Pharmacy. 2001 Georgia ave., John G. Bigs . 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For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous. fintomobiles for ‘Kale and Wanted. ooms for Rent and Wanted. Business Opportunities, etc. RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON 4 cents a word. REAL ESTATE ADS 6 words to the line, 3-line minimum, at line rate, as follows: 1 time, 20c per line. 2 times, 19¢ per line. 3 times, 18 per line 7 times, 17c per line. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 B, All_adsertisements for The Evening Sta must be at The Star office or one of The Star branch offices by 11 pm. the DAY BEFORE ISSUE, with the following exceptions: Lost' and Found. Death Notices, Wanted Help. Wanted Situations. Advertisements under the sbove classifica: tions will be accepted at The Star office, 11th st.and Pa. ave., until.:30 a.m. day of lssue All ‘advertisements for The Sunday Star must be receited at The Star office by 5:30 p.m. Bacurday,“or ‘at any of The Star branch ofices by 4:30 pm_ Saturday “CASH 'WITi ORDER ts required for all ad- ettisements_from_transient_advertisers HELP MALE 83 and Pa . smyser’ Anacostia. HELP MALE (Continued) TUESDAY, TANUARY 27, 1925. HELP FEMALE (Continued) ASSISTANT to upholsterer; one with experience. Apply James B. Henderson, 1108 G st. n.w. SHOE SALE A thoroughly experienced shoe salesman, possessing only the best of references ply_Manager Shoe Dept. PARKER-BRIDG __THE AVENUE AT N WINDOW TRIMMER experience in high-class special- ty store. To a man capable of assuming executive duties a splendid opportunity is offered. W. M. Balderston, Louis Gold Co., 1214 F st. PORTER wanted; colored; must have license to run car. References required. Bertram Cohn Co. _12th and G Sts. N.W. NIGHT MAN; colored; for apt. house; must be experienced ele- vator operator and fireman. Ref- erence required. Apply Mr. Walters, 916 15th St., between 5 and 6 p.m. CHAUFFEURS The Hecht Co., requires the services of experienced chauf- feurs, colored, for their furniture delivery ; must be able to operate White automobiles. Apply Employment Office, The Hecht Co. SMAN. BOOKKEEPER, thoronghly experienced keep- ing mercantile nts, 4 hours daily; give a5, Cxbetience, references and salary or your ill not' be considered. D13, Bil nat be cousidered. ~Address Box MAN OR WOMAN, familiar with 20th cen. tury bookkeeping, to teach bookkeeplng and penmanship in evening school. Applicants, who are not familiar with this system and who 4re 2ot good penman, need oot apply. Strayer I th st n.w. MAN and wife, middle aged, cooking, down- stairs work. 625 Mass. nw. for Kitchen and hotel worl Phone Marlboro, Md., waiter 20 LICITOR, experienced, re! obtain good contract, profitable, per- 5 International Butlding, 12 to 1 i books. unusual sales plan: virgin commission. 35%. Room No. 408, n.w._Hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 4. 27% BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. BOYD SHORTHAND HE SIMPLEST system in_commorc i easily read, fast, best: touch typing, spelling, Eng., bus. letter writing: gra 5 SALESME! territory; th st NEW CLASSES IN start tomorrow: tuition, § anteed to graduates. S COLLEGE, 1328 SHORTHAND Positions guar- YASHINGTON HUSI ve st. mw. Main WAITRESS wanted, experlenced. 1735 1 a LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANTED DURING ERIOD PLEASE REGISTER NOW ROOM 1 722 12th ST. N.W. CHESAPEAKE & FOTOMAC SALAD GIRL. Apply Blossom Inn, 1315 New York ave. n.w WOMEN (six) to sell a na- tionally advertised household necessity that is well known, which we are selling at the fac- tory cash price on weekly pay- ments. This is an opportunity to make big money. Respectable out-of-door-work. See Mr. Blum between 9 and 10 a.m., Castel- berg National Jewelry Co., 935 Pa. ave. n.w. WANTED an experienced typ- ist, preferably one with filing experience. Make application in own handwriting, stating experi- ence, and give references. Ad- dress Box 245-S, Star office. GOOD SALARY DURING BHORT TRAINING PERIOD. REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER TELEPHONE FOR YOUNG WOMEN APPLY FIRST FLOOR 22 1200 BT. N.W. HELP AND SITUATIONS.’ 29 SITUATIONS FEMALE (Continued) RETARY STENOGRAPHER spousible position. Miss Owens, desir Frank. HEIR and dictaphone young lady. Address operator Box 2198, Py STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, with patent law experlence, desites temporary work. Main position work; will con Adaress JGRAPHER Part-t) temporary full-time " typist; work STENOGRAPHER TYPIS —Experienced; good ot o s at "omne:” Wil _call, for_and Belter works Yo Gems " pagel” Alex 3 at home. Phone, 9080, TYPEWRITIN Reynolds, Nor! SN 3 YOUNG LADY, with knowledge of frpewrit ing, shorthand and hookkeeping, wishes sition in office: willing worker. Address tar_oftice. SITUATIONS DOMESTIC NDLE_ WASH, small, wanted to do at 1616 Reeves st. .w. AID, by private fa bights. 1348 Q st. n.w i CHAMBERMALD, colored girl. Call Potomac 2691 g S CHAMBERMAID or dishwash, woman. Call 419 K st. nw. first-class, wishes position S, COOK, firstclass, s expectod evenings, colored best 1635 Canor COOK DINNERS or laundry at home. North 4051 00K and general housework i small family in_city hy colored girl. 676 Eim strect. 27% GOOK, first class; stay mights; city refere: North' 1 DAY Wi 2107 9th st VEW HOURS dle washes to take home ach morning or to clean ladies apartment and cook dinner. Call or write ¢ H. Booker, 104 Mass. wve nw. GENERAL HOUSEWORK. colored woman wishes place. Franklin 2304, GENERAL HOUSEWORK, by colored woman K11 Barry place n.w & RAT. HOUSEWORK Phone _Lincoln 5335 W GENERAL HOUSEW stay nigh th st Tl .mi..-r'm-. colored _wom CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS, small _family, adults; must have city references; go home nighta. 1750 Lamont st. .o COOK, “small fawily, stay mights, 129 Heck COOK and 11th st. n.w COOK and general houseworl perienced: laundry work: st ences required. 710 Quebec 1 3 COOK. light housekeeping, child's wasi, fam- 1ly of ‘three; convenient bours: $30 month. 606 8. C. ave: & 5 28% COOK, general Tousework; “woman: stay nights: references; family. 2634 Woodley pl ey COOK and general bousework, woman washing. 2026 Klingle rd., near Park rd Wth, ngery 5o SENERAL HOUSEWORK, youeg colored wom- 1o cooking or washing: $10 per week ust be_good worker. 1505 Varnum st. n.w GENERAL TOUSEWORKER Stay nights: references. 705, the Cecll. Main 1953, 370 NERAL HOUSEWORK —Girl: stay nights. 0 Hertford place. Adams 8069, GIRL, refined white, to assist with G-year-old Yoy and work as ‘maid: may stay nights; wages, $40."Cail Col. 8847 for appointment nights; refer wettied small “rio and NOW 1S A GOOD TIME T0 BEGIN A course of preparation for Iife's duties. Wood's Commercial School, located in & quiet neigh- borhood, 311 East’ Capitol ideal place. One year's tuition’ costs $119, payable In' seven ‘monthly payments. One year, evening sessious, $36, in monthly pay- menfs. Thirty-ninth year. Tel. Linc. 38. street, 15 just an NEVER mail ORIGINAL recommendations on_applying_for_employment. Use COPIES. ACCOUNTANT. experienced in Federal tax procedure; position will necessitate living in South: state salary expected. experience and refercnces in first letter. Address C. A. Hurst, Baukc BIgs 000 L TR ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, experienced; ref- erences; obtain good confract; profitable; per- manent’ 315 International Building, 12’ to 1 TED as messenger; sala ry, 38 per Address Box 162 o permit to drive Ford. salary, $10 a week Moore's Hardware Store, 3308 North 12 28 cally inclined start. - Apply 12th st. n.e._Nos CARPENTERS (10 Box 2185, Star office. TARPENTER'S LABORER who can operate & *steady employment if satisfactory. Apply 729 12¢h st. n.w. between 0 aod 10, a.m. CHAUFFEURES, with identification card opportunity for good men. Blue Top Cab 427 G st._n.w OOLLECTOR, experienced; must have car know Washington. _Apply 917 F st COLORED MAN, cook and houseworker: small family; Chesy Chase, D. C.; stay nights; ref- erences. _Apply Sylvan King, 810 7th st. n.w. N to introduce and sel ented specialty that sells on slght; x00d Co., nd rience necessary: we train you: libe dons. _Address Box 243-S COMPOSITOR waated, shop. _Address Box 230-S. Star office. CYLINDE AN. Transportation Print- ing Corporation, 617 Rhode Island 20 JANTTOR for bank; white preferred: perma- ment; knowledge of driving car; state expe- rlence, references and salary. Address Box 1005, Star_office. LAUNDRY MAN, white, experienced, In pri- vate steam laundry. Address Box 168-S, Star office. LINOTYPB OPERATOR, Wheeler, 1224 H n. & o repair storage batteries and Crowell's Garage, ves. Phone North 1101, _John P. Geary. Supt. MANAGER for established life Insurance gen- eral agency, must be qualified to assume en- tire responsibility. Address, with full de- tails. _Box 496-R, Star office. MBAT CU xood salary for kood man. _Apply Mr. Pesner. 1428 7th n.w. MEN (2) of good personality for permanent outside saleswork; $22 per week guaranteed to start._Apply 305 District National Bank Bldg. all-round man Job iwork. _R. 28¢ Civil Service Examinations. Stenographer-typist examinations, Feb 10, Mar. 10. Special course, 5 days and 5 nights each wk. Tuition, $5. Operator exam., Feb. 4, nd women, Junior Telephoue Oper: .21, "Patent Office course starts to- The Civil Service Preparatory School, e. cor. 12 ¥ n.w. Phone Fr. 2080. INSTRUCTION COURSES. ATTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPER permit: any car furnished. Call “FOSTER. Frankiin ‘8787 HOUSEKEE! pportunity for housekeeper to have & good hom ; good salary. Address Box 193 (colored) wanted; EWORK] Irving st. n.w. 25 reliable, settled, to care for baby and do general Lousework: no cooking: refer- ence required. 635 Ingrabam st. n.w. * r general Lousework 4 h n.e : SITUATIONS MALE ACCOUNTING, financial, bookkeeping or gen- eral office work, 3 months, good business or individual, by middle-aged kentleman of char- acter and ability; reference. Address Box 2418, Star office. chan: 12 GIRL neat wishes poition, bermaid, waitress or general housework. LRt GIRL—Cc GIRL, wisties Job general housework. Fotomac 3 art-time or day's work; now. West 2574, lousework, small family; Bo orth_9819-J . colored, wishes day work of Balf-day Sob. “Call Potomac. GIRE, neat g until HOUSEW( work. 1 LATN ¥ina West LAUNDRESS. first bundie to take homs g b LAUNDRESS, firat 2020 Sherman_ave. DIRESS, relinbie work at home. rth TAUNDRY—Hy the das, t 2308 M st. o MAID wishes p fat mw : TORNING WORK Sherman ave: n.w PART TIME n all Lincoln 5403 Taundry k of any small colored woman, of any kind by frst ol . b street n.w ASTRY COOK, first class. Franklin 7310, SCHOOL ¢ 3203 W 1904 L desires work; ake home_ Call W. WOMAN wants morning work. Col colored, HE work _at nce. Phi WOMAN, Wwants lnundry BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES STORE: wiil £ Address Aunge small fenced. North 650, re. doing good busines buser: low rent. 43 dinfng cmall 0 auick TIONERY -CIGA TR in city: rhoms rent $40. i STORE for t at onee: long lease Call 2305 N. Caplto' st ompletely ot $2,000 monthiy. Address DINING ROOM i1 n be seen a Call Main y GROCERY S7( business. Frank MARKET st ton's most p View Marker. ¢ ON and Furnisied: frat ox 254 Digh-class apartm morning until it Bouse; 10 o'clock le, $300 cash weekly X S e t ut once. Washing: ressive residential market. Park “gin ave. and Park rond. R with-—Rooming house, lease caulpment: purtly s nd fresh:'7 beds; 300 7:n|| 19 Eve. e ND MEAT MARKET, nw. joc iiving roome: corner: ‘doing good price. Address Box 46, o rented 8t ¢ ress | Bos 208 West 29° GROCERY AND M fice at Va. as GROCERY AND ness: near schiool 10426, DELICATESSEN good reason seiling L45's. Ntar offier LUNCH ROOM a fine northwest for a quick sale GROCE Wit EAT MA KK ot 501 A0 MEATS [} Doing und busi Col. 25¢ ete: busy fine bustness Address Box gond bath $1,500.00. Dolug a thrising busin location: priced_reaso: Ad Box 3198, ss Star ted ina il “cushi Star offic GASOLINE und y T and n ner store in & go Dolug & good business irade. Am buying a largar for $4,000. Address Box Tobmee tion bus in Wash opportunits Repi oi Station; good ) >S| 150 4 oarders Ad 0 table ith 0 cash dress Boy 2 Hooming house $6830—Roomin " rent.” $100. 4 rent, § rent, $15 rent, 340 i rent: 15 . '$307 govd nspect at "and 6 $12400 a5 $430G, and 2 and $1,000- nd 4 rooms; Cigar Dewsst. Near beer and Inn: r beer and pool h, good business: CURTIS. "FRAN 3 rooms: rent, 525 rent, rent, 335 : ‘rent, $80. b rent. $20. usinese. Lalf KLIN HARDWART oing 8 good suburb of Wash atigats. On ness ouly reason | Box 174 s DISTRIBUTOR WANTED FOR WASHINGTON, D. « AND SURROUNDING TEREITORY An_establ Illinois manufacturing corp |ration wants & man ble of organiziag sules force of several e sell and dis tribute a new to pecialty now ready for the market; this company will gpen some 20 or 2: sales offices in the United States this yea and is Jooking for n man with sound business |expertence, who can good references. 10 open & branch off this city. This i right man to s ith wonderful mopex 3 feel that you can nts “and are open for r business for yourself, this | £1,000 cap {is required for merchandse; our representative Washington in a few days to inter write us for appointment yourself in your repl: Manufacturing Co., 549 Falton s ' RECOMMENDED SERVICE. il e iz The fillowing business Concerns puaran- tee satisiaciion to Star readcrs. Any com. platas found mecessary to be made fo The Btar wiil receive pormpt attention. For admission 't Recommended Fervice Col- call Main 5000, ranch 115 Taundry work and call 715 20th st n.w. DRIVING _Call_Linc. 82 DESIGN, ery, dressmakiig, and evening. ACADEMY, Franklin 7475, % two. refined, to learn marcellin, iness ability fo meet Method Beauty She 7 13th nw. BOOKKEEPERS—THOSE NOW EMPLOYED 3o desire to study accountancy in thelr spare me will be given an opportunity to earn e they earn. All commanications’ confi dential. ress. stating age and phone num- ber. Box 20K, Star offce. L MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY Culture, 310-811 Burchell Bldg., 817 14th st. Only exclusive beauty culture school infWash. Established 1920. Individual instruction. Day A evening cl iin 5131 s1e COLLEGE STUDENTS—Do you need any help on mathematics? Expert individual coaching, any branch, including calculus. one or two nights a week (Tuesday and Friday). Terms low. Call at COLUMRBIA SCHOOL_OF DRAFTING. 1903 14th st. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. A BETTER CLASS OF STENOG., TYPISTS, bookkeepers, clerical help. ~ Main 3876. CITY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1338 G st. Freo_registration. a1+ WE'LL KEEP YOU SUPPLIED regularly wit trustworthy help without charge. Mutnal Exchange. Main 9431. HOTEL, Tunchroom, boarding house, e and_day workers. Pot. 0. Te KITCHEN MAIDS, parlor maids and wait. resses. The Gentlewoman's League, 1624 H st n.w. BURINESS ~ PORITIONS—¥res ashington Employment Exchange; operated for the public by the Washingtos School for Secretaries. NO CHARGE UNLESS YOU ARE PLACED. Room 218. Transportation Bldg.. 17th and H. LERSONS PRIVATELY We do the rest FASHION DRAWING, iadies’ tailoring. Day Ask for booklet. LIVINGSTONE 1517 Rbode Isiand ave. B.w. . with exclusive clientele, prl 2 For Efficient Male Employes CONSULT OR CALL Y. M. C. A Free Employment E!rv{’ee 1736 _G_st. in_8250. ACCOUNTANT—Auditor and income ta sultant; reasonable charges. S. P, muller, 1618 Hobart st. Tel. Col. 4580 or Fr. 5010. . BAKFR, frat-class. allaround man, colored, sixteen years' experience. Apply A. M. Wil liams, 509 R. 1. ave. n.w Call West NTERING of all kinds; job work: or b house or any portion. Phone Frank- lin 904, o drop a card to Paul C. Leary, 801 Tth st. .. . CARPENTER, non-union. reasonable, for long Job._Mr. Gibion. Col. T861-W. : ARPENTER—Jobbing work promptly attend- € _to._Adams 235, 200 FEUR wishes _ Phone Col. 9 ere CHAUFFEUR, secretary. phrsical director; refined young man; instriction given: personai protection; references. Gotch, 1445 East Capi- CHEF, experienced, wishes place smail hotel or club; outof-towh reference. Write 119 R. . o position with private 389-J._ Ref COATMAKER, first cl in open for tion to_work inside or outside. Address 2208, Star office. GROCERY CLERK, able meat cutter; San drive car: reference. r office. Post Box o3, Address Box 211 PERSONAL clothes and iittle bo: done_reasonabiy. SLIP COVERS. with bandwork ED SEPARATE mples given. Fr. 6110. HAIR ON STOP S which INCREASE hair growth: new scientific improvements furnish you a PERMANENT re- lief by electricity; 6 to 8 hours' work done in one hour: save ‘time, money and patence: benefit by my long years of experience. MAR- GARET E. SCHEETZE, cialist. . 1903 MASS RHE neuritis, Tumbago, poor_circulation nate uurse (colored). Phone N. 6985-d. 2% SEWING _BABY CLOTHES, LITTLE GIRLS TABLE ng ilve RADIATOR EXPERTS. ders; low prices. TUCKEIR 11 pl.. so. « ORS AND CORI proof radtators; fenders and b WITTSTATT'S, 218 18th st. n.w. below Pa in 6410. 1421 P at AMELED ALL OVER 1); 25 colors to selec: lasis ON YOUR VA taken care "~ tez3e ONTRACTORS Cieveland & S 130 st Tel. Adams 5260, 81% CARPENTRY—Repair _work of all kinds doors. windows eased; porches built, repaired a_specialty. Adams 508 29* cant lot of promptiy. BUILDING & in . C. ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A uduat Excessive weight reduced. Phone ot. 1447, 1611 Conn. escent; night and day 1620 "18th_et. ARPENTER, JOBEING AN First-class work; prices fter 4:30 p.m.__Pot. 2608-W. CHAIRS CANED, upholstered; porch rockers |splinted. C. A AR NG, 1233 10th st n.w. Fraoklin 7483, SEWING MACHINE—. SINGER, PORT able, electric; very latest model, with sew- ing light, knee control; will sell 'at sacrifice; no dealers considered.’. Address Box Star_office. GROCERY CLERK, experieaced, would position as clerk in store. GROCERY MGS., fruit, vegetables ferences. Egan, 508 Eye st. n. HOUSE PORTER or janitor. Rogers Gordon, 250 Tike Phone’Falls Church 1527 Kingan pl. n.w. INCOME-TAX SERVICE — Special prices_on Jope listed “early. Address Blox 2005, Star JANTTOR, reliable. with best reference, wanis small office bullding or apartment. Address Tox 2388, Star office. 285 JIES’ TAILOR, cutter's fitter, is open for 2 position: is accustomed to work in dry goods stores or ‘ready-to-wear stores. Address Dox 2288, Star_ofice. MAN,white, 20, wishes pos kind of work. 1014 E st. s.w. of 25, college trained, with an unde: nding of law, wants & position that affords advancement; for good, hard, intelligent work. Address Box 113-S. Star office. 2 ition; does any ENTLY REMOVED, The, $1: violet ray sbampooing, 35¢ and resge Bldg., Wedneadsy, FACIAL HAIR PERMAN $i: facial treatment scalp treatments, 0 50c. MARIE STEVEN, and G sts. Open’ sonday, EDISH MASSAGE BY TRAINED NURSE. 11_A.M. North 5654 s GIVEN Call afte: WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANYTHING and_eversthing bought. You anything to sell? Drop postal. 813 43 st. _Junk a_specialty. ~BOOKS—BOOKS—All Kinds. or phone about large lots. Franklin 5416, _Pearlman's Book Shop. 933 G n.w. CAMERAS, field &l every kind: anything you have to geil. 11th and E n.w. Phone Franklin 833 or postal. CLOTHES—WIll pay highest prices for ladies’ and men’s worn clothes. Write or phone D, Stein, 1308 7th st. n.w. Phone North 499. Have BOC them in’ HELP FEMALE PAYING-RECEIVING TELLER, by baok; state experience, references, age and salary. Star_office —For_job press work: this is an for an experienced man who ¢an s ¢ two, experienced lesmen; must have a car; grand opportunity offics ‘o bullder. Address Box 67-S, Star opportunity 81 experienced, clothin zersishingas P IOTCHM G0 moye &S 1 299 SALESMAN_Men's wear store; siate exper] Address Box 2258, Star office. for city deliver: E. B. Keene, Inc., g and mea's Dae must be well recommended. 1019 17th st. n.w. ADVERTISING — SOLIOITOR, _experienced, Teferences; obtain good contract: profitable’ permanent. 313 International Bullding, 12 to 1 o'clock. f BOOKKEEPER and sten: raphs . with knowl- 21 Coun. ox- ree, Polly PAPERHANGING, painting; day or job: cheap. 2440 Ontario rd. n.w. Adams 5100. ‘27% POBITION desired for part time in evenings, by young man with technical and business education and experience. Now holds admin- trative position; can assume responsibility. and be trusted ‘to work independently, if necessary. Good correspondent: can give ex- collent references. Address Box 2248, Star ce. . CLOTHIN men's worn elothing, 1865: Auto calls. Main 4145, Just's ©ld Stand, 619 D nw. = CLOTHING—Will call in moblle, el or puburbs, an prices 'for ladles’, gentlemen carded clothing of all deseriptions. poseal, or phong. X will call.” W. Rice, th st.nw. North 1755 unlettered auto- pay_vou highest ., children’s dis- Address 1332 TRUCK DRIVER, 4 years' cxperience; refer- ence it required. 'Call Adams 2444. = 28 DIAMONDS, old goid, silver, bought for cash, Louis Abrahams, 815 G st. n.w. WAITER, butler or porter, young_man, ored. Menchan, 1917 3rd st. n.w. North 8702. NG MAN with knowledge of printing de- sires position; will accept low wages to start. Phona_Adams 5567, SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE BUTLER AND COOK, man aud wife, colored from country, wants position. 1405 P st. n.w. 1008 VEGETABLE SALESMAN, first class, Greek of Italian preferred: must be capable to run ont- side stand: good Day to right man. Apply Mr. Pesner, 1428 7th n.w. : YOUNG MAN, rome experience at house paint- ing: state experience and salary. sAddress Box Star_office. . YOUNG MAN to learn shoe business. Shoe Store, 711 H st. n.e. Newark £10,000,000 COMPANY WANTS man fo_sell Watkins' bome necessities in Washington; more-than 150 used daily; income, $35-50 week- ly; experience unnecessary. Write Dept. B. The J. R. Watkins Co., 155-159 Perry st., York, N. Y. SALESMEN to sell Ford cars on a 50-50 basis; must own a New 27% Ford. Robey Motor Co., 1429 L st. n.w. HIGH-CALIBERED SALESMEN. The man we are looking for is probably already employed and earning good mone. Vo have & large sales force of highgrade men, many of whom come to us unsolicited from other organizations. They are earning from $300 to $750 per month, Only hard workers between 28 and 40 years of age, Who are able to produce a sales record of accomplishment and who are in position to accept assiguments iu Virginia or Nerth Caro- lina territory will be considered. Appearance. personality. enthusiasm and ambition are re- quired_and a desire to become permanently established with the largest institution of its kind in the world, with assets in excess of $7.000,000. Tt you measure uj phone Room 116, to the above requirements, Franklin Square Hotel, for n appointment. BUSHELMAN —Apply The Young Men’s Shop, 1319-21 F st. pert; good The Norma Beauty Wash- 27 rienced experi- Creeron COUPLE want position as cook and all-round houseman. _North 1935. MAN AND WIFE, colored, desire place in pri- vate family; man s Rouseman: wife s cook and laundry) reference. Franklin 3856-J. 132 D st s 25% STAN AND WIFE wish piace to work on farm in the country; can run truck or any car: ref- erence; please amswer at once. 1127 23rd gt. SITUATIONS FEMALE DIAMONDS, jewelry and old gold, for cash: no delays. Alvin Hoffa, diamond broker. 918 F at. n.w.. Tooms 17 and 18. Main 8458, FURNITURE and housefurnishings wanted. Main 9458, Triaugle Furniture Exchaoge, 1003 th FURNITURE—Would like to hear from pri vate party having some used furniture for sale. _Phone Franklin 5394 fe4® FURNITURE -1f you have any furniture or other goods to sell, and you want to obtaln best_results, send for Louls Notes, 421 10th at._n.w. Phone Franklin iy FEATHER BEDS and furniture: best prices paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eye st n.w. Phone Main 563 i FURNITURE—Want sufficient used furniture to_completely furnish & Adams 5019. FURNITURE—Cash for dssirable furniture; contents of houses a_specialty; also planos, store_fixtures and showcases wanted. Just call Main 3006 and you will get the best re- sult BOOKKERDER, experience, best _reference, lady, desires position; can do fling end gen: eral office work, not stenographic. N 512 K _at. n. 280 BOOKKEEPER-CASHIER—Young lady w: work after b o'clock. Address Box Star_office. COMPANION-NURSE for semi-invalid; enced; references exchanged. s 246-8, 280 expert- Phone Cleveland S DRESSMAKER—Sewing at home. st n.w._North 575. & 'HOUSEKEEPER, hotel. apt. or club; experi- goce; reference. Address Box 2008, Star e’ 1620 11th EEPER-STENOGRAPH] system: ‘must ba experience ary, §25 glve full details and two references in_con. fidence. _Address Box 261-S, Star office. 28% YKKEEPER—Fully experienced. Apply J. Z . Inc., 743 15th n. TENOGRAPHER, full perlenced: bring references. J. 8. Ty Inc.. 743 15th st. n OHOCOLATE DIPPER. _experienced. Trent Candy Co.. 719 18th n.w. OLERICAL HELP wanted. Address Box 1435, Star offce. DEMONSTRATOR for outside city; must be bitlous and between 25 and 45 years of age; no experience necessary; $350 for the first 100 days;# train fare paid. Chance for pesixanemcy. -Address’ Hox 45%, ‘Biat ofiice. LA refined, to care for semliinvalld and home:’ no_laundry or cooking: state salary. Mrs. 'G._W. Gray, Ironsides, Md. MARCELLERS—Several expert; good pay and permanent positions; none but expert need ap- ply. Hepner's, 625 13th st. n.w. MARCEL WAVER—Must be salary; hours from 9 to 6. Shop, 2131 P st. N. 4289. MARKER AND ASSORTER, white. ington Laundry, 27th and X _b.w. MILLINBRY APPRENTICE, young woman de- sirous of learning millinery designing. Oreeron Millinery_Co., 614 12th st. n.w. MILLINERY SALESWOMBN, only ex milllnery’ saleswomen considered, local ence preferred: for full And part time. Millinery Co.. 614 12th st. n.w. 3 STENOGRAPHER, experienced. Apply and Dbring_references J. S. Tyree, Chemlst, Inc 743 10th n.e. STENOGRAPHER—Fully experienced. Appl; J._B. Tyree, Chiemlst, Inc.. 143 16th he 07 TYPISTS wanted. _Apply 44 G st. n.e. 20° WOMAN, white, about 30 years of age, with knowledge of cooking, fo work in private cateteria. _Apply Room 1, 722 12th st. n.w. WOMEN, two, wanted for house-to-houss work taking orders, 5o collecting. Call be- tween 4 and 6 p.m. E. P. Howard, Hotel New Winston. £ wanted, two, for traveling positions paying $2,500 first vear, by one of America’ nizations; experience 00d will of more than 30 ublic will back you; Rood health, iwill- years' serv ifications, earnestne ingness to travel extensively: must leave clty Feb. 2; our sales manager is now in Wa: ington for purpose of interviewing applict See Henry Grapen, Lafayette Hotel. SALESMAN. 1f you are willing to work, $50 a week will be easy. And If you waut to work hard you can earn $100 selling the new Chevrolet for S. & G. Motor Co., 1078 Wisconsin ave., near M. Phone West 780, Ask for M, Samelson, 20° YOUNG WOMEN between 18 and 25 years of age to record and deliver telegrams by telephone; knowledge of touch typewriting re- quired; salary paid while learning; rapid ad- yancement when qualified. Western Union Telegraph Co., 8th floor. Commercial National Baok Bldg., 14 aud G sta,. = e A INTERIOR DECORATOR, experlenced; post: tion with lecal firm; can drive car. Address Box 215-8, Star office. i LEGAL STENOGRAPHER, recently admitted D. C. bar, desires position’ affording her prac- tical legal experience. Address Apt. 6, 1427 Chapin_st. n.w. 2 NURSE, practical, colored, desires case: sition in doctor’s office or 'in references. 2128 Newport place n.w. g NURSES, graduates, practical and metaphys- ical, colored, desire cases or positions in office or fnstitution or hourly work; reference. Phone Franklin_ 8467. FURNITURE enough for an Sroom bouse wanted ‘mmediately, as & whole or in parts. Call M. 2508. FURNITURE—If you want to get full value for your furniture & household goods, cail Ideal Furniture Co.. Main 2506, 610 Louisiana av FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: best prices vaid. Capital Furniture Co., 490 La. ave. n.w.. or phone Franklin 10267 FURNITURE WANTED and household goods you will feel satiefied with prices T pay. S. Weisenberg, 416 10th st. n.w. Main 0275. FURNITURE, pianos, carpets, ets for wagon or have me call. Pa. ave. n.w. FURNITURB—We buy household furniture and office fixtures. Money advanced on storage. Sachs Furniture Co., corner Sth and D sts. n.w. Main 6308. FURNITURE I you want to ootaln best re. sults for your furniture and other miscel- Ianeous, call Mr. Shapiro, 600 Loulsiana ave. - Franklin 3785. GOLD, sfiver. watches, diamonds and old few- elry needed_in ‘our manuf uli cash_value paid. _Selinge OLD GOLD, silver, dlamonds beautiful ‘pleces wipeciaily. 1823 G st.'n.w. Main 817 ELECTRICAL HOM TNG_6_ROOMS bath, hails and cell 12 months t> pay. Don't have me wired without our estimates. ECONOMY ELECTRIC CO., 2401 Pa. ave. now. West 2074 _tese ECTRICAL WIRING AND REPAIRING at reasonable cost. W . Estimates given. Phone Wes fell FLOOT new by e ished. ~ J. C. PRIC] nings. 1120 5th_n.w able floors | 8, BISHOP BROS = FLOORS—ELECTRIC MACHINE finishing; efficient: reasonable . NASH, 2371 9th st. Col. FURNITURE UPHOL BUILD ANY © and latrobe repairing. Main 4671. GINEERS, Mt. Vernon Park, get a cold reception when you Then let us teil s nt don’t heat. ~Consultation Phones Maln i1 service and guaranteed. free qui 7663 1 iy JOB_PLASTERING prompt. service ateed. Fr. 7 —DUPLICATE KEVS, 2 while_yon wait. TURNER & CLARK, 1233 New York ave. n.w. Basement. Fr. 30 S_Targe wfock fo select from: aimo fttings, wic.; 20 per cent reduction Ellett Sth ot. M. 8781 MATTRESS MAKING and ronovating: lowest prices: work guarantecd. Columbis Redding Co.. 616 E st. n.w. Thone Main 5528, 81+ ND PILLOWS RENOVATED at most remsonable priccs. Let us call, give Frompt dellveries and satisfaction iLE BEDDING CO., 1123 7th st Lincoln R 1t by thoroughly experienced reasonable prices: CENTR, MADE MIRRORS RESILVERED TO LOOK LIKE new. Work called for und delivered. Phone Columbia, 5708-W west prices; licensed and Exchange. Phone Main 9431. PAPERHANGING AND prices this month. Guarante Lee, 119 Carroll st. s.e. Phone Linc PAPERHANGING, PROMPTLY- Rooms, up. Quality workmanship. Satisfaction A. H. Kauifuss, 1016 Gth n.e. Lin. 4393 PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING Special prices thin week only: average size Foom. Scrapiug, pointing up and papering with poiy Chrome or Tadio paper border, $12: also pai fng, plastering: Jowest priccs: work fua teed: ‘no delay; decorate vour homes: we will give s to pax: don't be Aurprised: we fan afford it scnd for estimates; Philadelptia Dec. Co., 811 8th n.w. Main 223620 PAPERHA AND PAINTING — FOR Drompt, ficiant service at lowest rates, phooe 8o 5456, BISHOP BROS., 3227 11th st. n.w. PA] L ME FIR: PAINTING—Special d work, M. A 719-3. 56 o 3 GAND Phillips, 227 20d s.e. Line. clent service; guar. work; DEGO- Under new uaranteed 051, _fel4% rooms and 2-story ball, guar. work. Adams rating. RITAS Wint . $6 AND CF: ST-CLA! work. Hay ..ur work done now aud avold th PLACE by colored girl work in_white beauts parlor. Maria King, Forest Glen, Md. PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced, competent, desires patient; doctor's reference.’ Main 5550. SEAMSTRESS, experienced, wants permauent position in private family. ~Potomac 8794. BEAMSTRESS, colored woman wants sewing with dressmeker or private family, by day. 1217 6th st nw, 8 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE—LUNCH ROOM, CENTRALLY located, growlng section, doing good busines remarkable oppoertunity: good reason for sell- 1ng._Apply Room 407, Tnsurance Bldg. ® DRY OLEANING, DYEING AND _HAT CLBANING business for sale; best location ity uminees: owner learing ¢ cheap. Addres Box 206-5, Staxr a1 Tush. M. PUMPS. Adame 5620 Ja25* PAPERHANGING AND FPAINTING—ROOMS Papered, 80 and. up. A. T. GEORGE, 2627 11th st n.w. _Phone Adams 5 PAPERHANGING, PLASTERING ing: satisfactory work guarantee: LITTLE. 819 9th st n.w. Phone Fr. 8754._ PAPERHANGING—ROOMS §7.50 AND UP; interlor and exterior painting at lowest prices. etropolitan Dec. Co., 427 G n.w. Ph. Fr. 800, (Continued om Noxt Page.),