Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1925, Page 33

FEATURES. Children’s Clubs Jolly and Helpful. BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1925. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Ample Proof. What TomorrowMeans to You BY MARY BLAKE. Pisces. Tomorrow, according to the planetary aspects, a sense of exhilaration and, possibly, undue enthusiasm will pre- vail. The emotions will be very deep- ly moved, whereas common. sense will not be so forcefully present as is usual- ly necessary for deliberate and con- crete action. Only matters which have heen carefully deliberated should re- celve attention, and thing that ie based on either impulse or intuition should be eliminated from consideration, and all action thereon stalled. 1f, how- ever, there is available for consumma- tion a well conceived and deliberately thought-out plan, no better occasion for its prosecution could be found, as in- dications denote optimism, and the vi- brations engender stimulation and en- couragement. As appearances are often misleading, there is a strong probability that the child born tomorrow will not Inspire hopefulness or satisfaction. The signs, however, indicate that, physically, it will be endowed with great powers of resistance and endurance which will enable it to survive its many infan- tile aflments, and attain a normal ma- turity. Its disposition will be attractive, and 1t will be anxious—perhaps, a lit- tle too much so—to please all, and give offense to none. Its character, while built on a firm foundation, will not have a superstructure strong enough to render it proof against disappoint- ment or temporary failure. It will waver under disappointment, and wilt under failure. Those who tomorrow celebrate the anniversary of their birth are. for the most part, in doubt and perplexity as to the course that they should adopt over a matter that has been troubling them for some time. Thereby their invariable inability to reach a quick and correct decision Is again made apparent, especially, as in this par- ticular problem, their inclinations and desires point one way, whereas the rigid requirements of duty lead in an- other direction. 1f they were blessed with decision and force of character, there will be no hesitation. They would keep to the highway—regardless of its rough, uneven aspect—and not seek a “detour,” no matter how much more alluring the latter appears to be +welLL THE OLD LADY'S TRIED EVERY THI\WWG To HELP HER LOSE SonE OF HER ExQESS BAGGAGE, BUT SHE'S STl 178 PounD 3! tMAy BE THIS Sonk WL Do ™ TRick " HELP—MALE WANTED_SALESMEN, YE3 BELLA DONNA TH' JALESNAN. A0 THII MADARE DE Bunkly CREME REPUCTO WOULD NMAxeE A REGULAR NINETY, NINE POUND BABY OUTA try WIFE! THINK TS ANY emergency . Star office. i ATTO MECHANIC—NIght, T service calls. Address Box 443-C RATTRRY MAN—Experieaced, o take charke | of service station. Address Box 444-C, Star ofice. 160 BOY, Gver 16, fo work In drug_store three evenings and alternate Sundays; references required. Apply Smith's Pharmacy, 5540 Conn. OARPED ods. 4th and Bryant ats. ne 3 CHAUFFEURS wanted with identification card and references. Apply taxi office, Wardman Park Hotel REPRESENT, to sell the sne on the WANTED—sggresvive salesmen for 11y Work, also for Virgiai and Mers real estato; atra Tifetime to Address Box % e big money V) wpecinlty salesmen | ACCOUNTING htest, cax ext selling aweo ‘Neckwear Ce Star_office. 3l ADVANCED ight commi Wisconsin ave. (e STE: by the A _SITUATIONS MATE. OGRAPH hor. ress Box Branc ACCOUNTANCY STUDENT sires evening work on books. 3883, WELL JEDGE FO' YO'SELF fsTO ME@NIS! AHS CONSIDERED TO DE ONE OB DE MOMT PUFFECT TIFTY SIXES DEY 13— AN A OWES T ALL To maoAre PERSONAL. and colle (Continued) 35,0, "Btar oece 25.C, Star office, it : cushions, snap fasteuers, $23.50, i | R. L. ISHERW0OD, st Risin g3 | POXATIONS OF FCRNIT ATTORNE Rtar offics st __EMPLOY. Address Box 363- Young_man, connection with reputable law firm. Star office. recently sdmitted, | TEER s 174 | with wond. FRENCH METHOD MENT AGENCIES. persol COOKS, waitress, maids, day worke feurs, al waid and h French maid. | Capitol . chan: FOY wants o learn usetul trade. CHAUFFEUR, can do repair work. Dr. P ND MILL] 1522 6th cafalog. LIVI " 1207 Oth n.w. DONATIONS OF FURNITURE DELLA D. STO: EMY, 1517 Rhode Iriand ave. HELP AND SITUATIONS. . OVERSTUFFED SEPARATB | Samples given. Fr. 8110, LY Special rates EDEN- Frank. 7475 COOKS WANTED, See chef, Hotel Powha- i and a to drive any car; reference required. n.w. four). non . Brightwood Ly g steady Job for right Steele Ga cage. . CARPENTI (Mondny) 3 block Tth st Cxperenced mewing must have wheel; no other need Sewing Machine Co., 1112 14th man: ~Apply nch, 5300 man Singer BLOCKLAYERS, plasterers union; steady employment. Address 431-C.” Star_ofice. ueeded.” Apply LAUNDRESSE! e workers A ac 1642 h reliable b Zfficient Male CONSTL EM 89. 170 C fehen s Box Woman's Exe Rood_references < SOLDIER expe is. cooks, part- ud male help furnished. P tion in private dress Box HEAD with references. OR CALL o A PLOYMENT SERVICE W Main an_furnish good refer- Star ofice 233.C, . wants position: have in_automobile and air- Baldwin, 1800 Nichols ave. chauffeur. mechanic, - family or in auto shop. BELLMAN. colored, 0. W A GRADUATE IN ELECTRICIT You xeientific t duced by new metiiods urniture, silver, KNTIQUE 9 Main 81 . art objects nold. 1323 G st « ROOKS--BOOK wishes pol- | Sl o Ad- | CAMERAS, field glas 6% |every kind: anst} 1530 Columbia st T8¢ DRIVER—Colored, for oueton Ford € RICTAN e wiring ex immediate employment: also salesmen sladies on 50-50 proft-sharing basis Economy Electric Co., n.w. corner Sy and I sta Maln 7747 160 Strayer Employ Operated by Strayer College for its students and graduates. cured for all t “ S TR BUSINESS PO: Washington Em) mployment Service. | B <o factory work; Goud_business positions pro- * office. Are unliaea o NG FEES. | 40D Star_ofh teenth 8 3430, SITIONS Free ployment registration. Exchange; operated AND DWELLL idy executive a er for a number of years of | [ reasonable prices. 5. shoes Let ‘us know. D st nw CLOTHIN = pans. et pring 5 ncorporated; satis- ol Address Box (cotiege and 7. dvereising | Prices “for ladies’ gentlemen’s. carded clothing of ali descript postal or phone. 1 will call in my unleitered 4 mobile, city or suburbs. and pay you highest T WILL GI' atments; excensive weight re Plione_Potomac 1447. | “hotguns & sou have to sell Franklin 638 or will_ever give you | me square dollar value for all the men's that you will e children’s_dis- jons. Address W. Rice, 133; 33 BY POP MOMAND. | RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continued) ND_PAINTIN E Line. 3365. _Quick, eff work: reasoable pricss. mb2 Phillips, 237 2nd clent service; gua: PAT t lowest rates, phooe 227 11th wt. AND _ PAINTIA pecial | prices for this week ouly. average size room scraping. cracks to be pointed and papered with poiychrome paper and binder for $12: also interior and exterior painting with very low prices. We also specialize plastering. Work guaranteed without deln. Decorate your homes and don't worry about the cash. as we will give est. Call for estimates ing_Co.. 911 9th st “PAPERHANGIN( greatly PAPERHANGING _AND eicient service Philadelphi: Ma PROMPTLY." rooms at Kaulfuss. 1016 6th n.e. work: rooms ana guar. also painting. ERHANGING — ROOMS GEORGE. 30 2w PAPERED, | PaP 7 11th st nd and decoratt Jrork_gui North 4031 ROOMS, § interior and exterior painting at lowest prices. | PAPERE | Enterprise Deco T ot PAPERHANGT FRAME MAKERS and bench hand immediately. G & York_ave. nown firms ‘In coutry, Arsires T connect with some frm where experience and ‘mature judement in business can build up & future. Address Box 439-C, Star office. | T than the former. The general tendency of all those whose birthday is tomorrow is to crave the sympathy and seek the assistance of others, instead of having the grit to cure, by their own individual and unaided efforts, the evils of which they feel they are the victims. Well known persons born on this date are Emily Sartain, artist; Henry W. Lawton, brigadier general; Clara Mor- ris, actress and author; Charles F. Brush, electrician; Rabbi S. S. Wise of New York; Corra May Harris, author. (Copyright, 1923. for the public by the Washington School for Becretaries, NO CHARGE UNLESS usetul article; eox 205.0, s athoe YOU ARE PLACED. STAN, middie azed, quiet, orderly habits, re- | T take chargs of and deveiop whole: {eovering mervous breakdawn. desires place | sale stove and ‘Lardware department of old- I with nice tamily’in countey 1 work for Torm | established firn; wonderful opportunity for Lot e e oatar. mages Be _may. s | HEht man. Give phone humber for Intersiew orth. 1€ not. worth room a4 board 1s will 4 SRR . ing to pay difference until he becomes accus. Replles confidential. ~ Address Box 383-C, Star tomed to work and stronger. Address Box MAN with 1ight car to sell and collect: $35 1 40 Sarome AN with light car to sell and collect: §35 per i - — ood. - wei recominended as to honesty and integrity. oF outslde; day or Job week: fret-class vef- | Metropotitan Dec. Co., 4: n.w. Ph. Fr. 800 y highest prices for | PIANO TUNING, $2: PIANOS AND PLAYERS men's worn clothes. Write or phone D.{ rebuile’ and refinisned by kiliad workmen: UG TEIGEC = v Edans North 1 | layers instalied, $175. SCHAEFER-SANDER- SON PIANO CO!, 644 H st. n.e. Linc. 1057 ASONDS. old gold. siiver bought for c 815G st now. i TT 3 PLUMBING & HEATING—JOHN R. GUERIN, Jewelrs and old gold, for 412 East Capitol st.. Line, 3417—Steam and Alvis Hoffa, diamond brolk hot-water heating. pismbiog, boiler and power R el O, | Dlants. Found reiitbie for 25 vears S and_furniture; beat prices | = = Square Deal Furniture Co., 501 Eye st. | PRACTIC Phone Main 56 farioe neone ting: i 1TURE- riture or AN, 216 Joun Merman o goods to sell, and You want to obtain | 1 MORAN, 216 John Marshall pl Best results. send for Louis Notes, 421 10th | ww. Phone Frankln 201 | FoRNTIR - | Call M. 2508. FURNITURE—Cash for desirable furniture; | confents of houses a specialty: also pianos, Store. fixtures and showcases wanted. Just Call Main 3006 and you will get the best re- by s colored | sults. ZhR 24 like to purchase some Phone Frank. 5304, 610 New well specialty e $1 per hour. CLASSES — LITERATURE, Italian: 50 s EXTERIOR, IN k' con- rences. Main 1731 FEATHER paid. S r « Culture, 310-311 Burchell Bldg., 817 Only exclusive beauty culture « Established 1920, 14th st. 100l in Wash Individual instruction. Day Franklin 19 REFRIGERATOR Tinning ‘and roofing Call Main 3 ROOFS REPAIRED AND PAINTED, guttering 454 spouting; small monthiy raymente. Main REPAIRING Gutter: Inix, 503 By expert g and spoutins 9th st. n.w WHEN AIDED BY TO BE SUCCESSFUL. HER MOTHER, " Sroom house THE CHILD'S COOKING IS APT large returns. Address Box 402-B, Star ATOR'S permit and. hea “FOSTER.” F DRI 3 _Call Line. 82 AN EASY. FASCINATIN to learn telephone switchboard operating: pro- fession that pays well: no age limit. Terms sonable. Oxford DIdg., cor. I4th st., bet strictl, services ~avaliable Box St MACHINES REPAIR anteed. 731 i in_botel or restaurant 1825 4th st n.w. NG MAN_Typist, can operate P. B. X Box 870-C. Star offic " BUSIN T = Expert | deaire Tell 3 . to peddie; commission. Sl sl immediately. Those who can look back upon a Shappy childhood usually have the rec- ollection of some sort of youthful club that figured largely. From the time that little girls play “house,” and little boys “Indians,” there is joy in com- panionship with those of their own ages. When “house” and “Indian’ are outgrown and befare the more grown- up pleasures are reached, it is the ideal | time for the much loved “club,” of | whatever sort it is, to take precedence. Regardless of the nature of the club, the very idea of it appeals to the young- er generation. Are not the fathers and mothers, uncles and aunts, members of various clubs of which they speak with pride? Clubs, therefore, are to these a part of that superior world in which grown people move, and so to be emulated. To recognize this in- the girls of the club to contribute enough dishes of their own cooking to constitute a meal. It is sure that the meal will be one that they will be in a humor to enjoy. If the food is not of the most elaborate that will matter little to. them, and their mistakes in preparing it will not only ba part of the fun, but some- thing by which they will profit. MAN. about 2 willing to start at about $27 advancement opportunity. Field position open to man qualifying. el for sales serv SHORT COURSE iy repairing: prices Edwin E. Eliet WORK 1168 o0 S REPAIRING_MINTZ _ REFAIRS trunke, leather bags. ladies' bandbags. etc 1l or phone Mintz, 935 F at. Main 3638, UPHOLSTERING —Furnitore repaired : covers made at special prices. Fhone Main Interests of two local institutions 06, 810 Louisiana ave. | Or 3419. J. Holober Co.. 622 E st = es to make a new connection where, ter = o . > E | WINDOW o i GOC * o Rt | T AND DOOR _ SHADES—GGOD roving his ability, he ‘can have the oppor. | FURNITURE of oil kiads wan e Maver | quality opaque shades Atted fo your. wing Tunitr"to Durchasa an interest. in some mell | I 85¢; the best quallty of opaque shades. $1.1 | extablishea” Washington concern. Address Fox ung free. We will call with samples, ELEE 38D, Star_ office. . 11th and H L n 8 clerk: experienced: | Z switchboard. Address ESS EXECUTIVE, | years' experience in directing the used: can pay cach Want to_completely furnish (two) with permarent outside ferred: advancemen 9 to 10 and 3 to interested married onality. ies work' See Mr. District PANISH, ENG ss_instriction [X cient used furniture Individual or 'c Adame Suid. hurst Ap a L. Tue COLLEGI ENTS—Do you need any help on mathematics? individual coaching. any branch. including cal. s, one or two nighis a week (Monday and | sday). Terms low. Call at COLUMBIA 1OL_OF DRAFTING. 1903 14th 5 RADIO COURSES: are now enrolling students for the erm in our radio operating and radio fon courses, The course in operating | period of & months and qualifies one as a first-grade commercial operator for All Kinds of wireless atations. The course is construction is thoroughly practical and pre 403 Ethel u want to get full value A— e & househiold goods, call 1deal | MEN for frult and vegetables: must be e . Te: Clve Chnrmoter: perienced. ' Apply 0l Duteh’ Market, m The new tendency In bedroom fur- niture is toward greater individuality. The pieces have more character and consequently are more interesting when assembled as a suite. This dressing table and bed are new designs showing strong Hepplewhite in- fluence—particularly to be noted in the It is important, if the club is to have any real character, that the girls make | & point of exchanging recipes. The cx- cellent custom of having a card index flie of recipes may be encouraged. If such a system is adopted by members of the club, and all have the same size files, no note books need be brought o the meeting, but a few cards of uniform size may the hostess. On wanted; must have local T See Mr. Reed. C. A. Snow Co., |3 FURNITURE WANTED and household goods; vou will feel satisfied with prices T par. § Main 92 . ete, Phone 3. ““Weschler, reference. T18 Sth st WANTED By experienced man and wife, apt house or office bldg. fo care for: man janitor wife experienced floor woman ar matron: with s in bldg. Address Box 390 we Spring constru, covers L : car required: Iiberal compensatio in positon to furnsh bond: ex; rience not required; state qualifications in full for interview. Address Box 44-D, Star office. PATENT Money o map partoer. Co., advanced on_storage. corper Sth and D Address Box stinct and guide it is one of the duties of parents, and among the pleasantest to_fulfill It is a delicate task and one to re- quire “some wit, that of being the power. behind the throne in the forma- tion of the juvenile. club. One must co-operate yet not seem to interfere, suggest but not dictate, for the essence of joy in the club for the young folks is that they believe it their own in- spiration, and of their chosen design. Choice of Girls' Club. Perhaps the children, for so we will call them, as they range in.ages from about 8 to 14, have the initiative to at- tempt to organize the club themselves. If they are girls, it is likely that the club will take the form of a cooking or sewing club. Here is a splendid op- portunity for the mother to co-operate. The cooking, more than the sewing club, can be made very active and in- teresting, especially if the mothers of the girls at whose homes it meets will give them occasionally the freedom of the kitchen, choosing a day when the maid is out. Although the maid may be out, it is decidedly advisable that mothers be in—not necessariiy in the kitehen all of the time, but within 1each and frequently in sight, so that she can Eive suggestions when asked and volun- teer a helping hand. A practical and agreeable plan is for *he | be supplied by these the recipes are written and taken home, At each meeting where the meal is as- sembled it iy well to plan, in a general way, the menus for the next, in ordec that there may be no duplication. What- ever each girl brings, if it is only choco- late carried in a vacuum bottle, it should be something of her own making. The only exception to this should be bread. Even this is not beyond the ability of girls of 12 and 13, however. Or they can make very delicious raised biscuit as well as the various baking powder biscuits and breads so quickly done. Suggestions for menus will be sent to any desiring them who accom- pany their request with self-addr:ssed and stamped envelope. Variety. of Interests. Other forms which clubs for girls may take are mending clubs, at which some older persons read aloud. Sewing clubs may have for their object the making of things for a bazaar, the proceeds of which shall contribute to some benevo- lent end. There are dramatic clubs, too, and, especially for boys, although girls also may enjoy them, there are hiking clubs Such eacred rites as passwords and the wearing of club pins and badges are strong in their appeal to the younger generation, and are as harmless as they are inexpensive. RAMBLES BY RIPLEY AROUND SOUTH AMERICA First Day. ANTA LUT Grace Line, gone and 1 S January am on my way T stood shivering at the rail until the twinkling peaks of Manhattan's moun- tainous skyline dissolved into the sleet and snow and faded away like fairy castles built upon the clouds. Now I am inside the smokeroom try- ing to get warm the best way I know— which is not a bad way at all—and con- soling myself with the thought that the climate will be mild and well mannered in South America. It is Summer there, 1 am glad to know—BUT THAT IS ABOUT ALL I DO KNOW ABOUT IT. It is surprising how little Americans know about their sister continent. I know that I was surprised at myself. We cling tenaciously to the Old World, and seem completely to ignore our fair companion in the new one. Let me quote from a pamphlet here at hand: “South America claims — without dispute—the finest city on the globe— Rio de Janeiro; the world's highest capi- tal—La Paz; the mightiest of rivers— the Amazon: the world's most mys- terious lake—Titicaca, in which steel will not rust. “It furnishes the nitrates that make fertile the great farms of North Amer- jca and Europe; the rubber from which our automobile tires are made; the cof: fee that makes breakfast a meal and the beef that makes dinner a delight, and it offers as an entertainment the elics of the marvelous ancient civiliza- tion of the Incas.” I think that I will find/many things of interest in my ramble around South America. I am going down the west coast and return up the east coast, stop- Ping off now and then as the. spirit moves me. 1 will write and draw each day’s happenings for you. Here's hoping that they will interest you. My Neighbor Says: If brushing will not remove mud stains from a garment, rub them with a raw potato, When broiling a whole fish broil first on flesh side until done and then broil the skin side until brown and crisp. Slices of fish should be turned often when broiling. Fasten the snaps of a garment together before putting the arti- cle through the wringer. This will protect the little knob from being crushed and broken. When cutting marshmallows dip the knife into hot water and they will not stick to the blade or to the fingers. best choice for laundry work, as A six-pound electric iron is the it _retains the heat longer. Before baking potatoes wash well and then rub all over with any ggod drippings (bacon or sausage is especially good). They bake more quickly, look better, peel thinner, or, if one likes to eat the peeling, taste much nicer. | effected b block feet of the dressing table. They are shown in both walnut and the new light-colored mahogany _known as nglish mahogany,” but the smartest version,. as sketched here, is painted in two shades of green. A highly sophiscated room can be using these modern pieces against pale gray walls with drapes of mauve linen printed in green, burnt orange and black, and accessories of burnt orange and black. . ittle Benny" Note E;r)(l)}ge Pape Pop was in the parler looking at the paper and I was setting on our frunt steps and I herd the waffle man blowing his horn about 3 blocks away, me think- ing. G, Im going in and ask pop for 5 cents to buy 3 waffles. The price of them being 2 cents apeece or 3 for 5, and I went in and pop was looking at the financial page, being one of the pages I never look at, and I scq, Hay pop. Dont hay me, Tm a ruined man, pop sed. Ware was that, O yes, heer it is all rite, Colorado Copper 68 and a half and I bawt it at 72. Ill lose at leest 40 dol- lars on that deel, O wy was I ever fool enuff to play the stock market, well this is the ferst and last time, bleeve me, he sed Wich jest then ma came in saying, Willyum I wunt 10 dollers. Your not addressing me, Im a ruined man, Colorado Copper 68 and a half, if I ever get hold of the berd that induced me to buy that stock hell think the war started agen, pop sed. Me thinking, G_wizz, maybe I better jest ask him for 2 cents for one waule, maybe. Wich jest then my sister Gladdic came in saying, Father have you 5 doi- lars to spare? On the contrary, pop sed. I havent even 5 cents, Im a ruined man, Colorado Copper is down to 68 and a half, he sed. Watever that meens, O shaw, Glad- dis sed. And she went out after ma, and I kepp on standing there feeling doubt- fill, and pop eed, Well Benny, wat do you wunt, not money I hope ‘and pray? No sir, I sed. And I went out on the frunt steps agen without even asking him for the 2 cents. $10,000.000 Company wants to Home Necessities in Washing- more than 150 used daily; income $3: experience unnecessary. Wri J. R Watkine Co., 231 J SALESMAN—Live wire, who under taking measures for made-to-measure excellent_connection. 1301 7th st. n.w. nds suits; parcs one to engage in the radio sales and manufacturing very reasonable ranged to suit 1 LOOMIS RADIO COLLEG _405 ot business. Tuition rates SITUATIONS_FEMALE and terms he_student. ROORKEEPER. sires of payment ar- F .78, 18% | work. _Potomac 1 part_time work | DRESSMARER. thoroughly DITOR. . experienced, FURNITURE—IT voy want fo sults for your lageous, call Mr. Sh 600 w. Franklin 3785. piro, obtain best other miscel- Louisiana ave. ST T0 BUY GROCERY business, cation, with lease or option to buy Give ioca Address 494-C. & nd cash price. HELP—FEMALE | RORDERT be experienced. to_be done on cardboard: must e, embrolders: Hausler & Co., 000 E st. St DRESSMAKER, experienced, neaf hand sew- | smart frocks for children. 1_value paid. Selinge: GOLD, silver, watches, dlamonas and old jew- | elry needed in our manufacturing dept. 818 F st. ull MARKET STANDS—Act at once. Washing ton’s most progressive residential market. Patk iew . Georzia ave. and Park road. | OLD GOLD—Bring in_veur ol WAITER for hotel. Mr. Duckit phone Marlboro 6-8. CLERKS, sever) dress Box 374-C wanted: salary $14. Ad- Star_office i YOUNG MAN city ealesman for rer: state complete . experience and salary desred | Address Box 45-C, Star office. COOK—Experienced (white), cafeteria. dress Box 2368, 34 | Rizzs pl . Star_office. steady work and good pay. ric_power sewing ma Tt | dre Rot 28.D. St the da. RL—Colored, wishes place as wi high soc wishes position as traveling companion platinum, diamonds: lso disc We need them in our manufactu 1] highest price LD GOLD, suver, Veautifal pleces _ es 1 st 1323 G st n.w. Maln d_gold, silver, arded Jewelrs. ring dept. Will 935 F st WATER PRESSURE SYSTEM. sonable. _Address Box 165 CAFETERIA equipment for 1as May. 928 14th st. n.w. 180 DO YOU WISH TO EUY A GOOD PAYING business Call at 906 District National Ban! E new LE AT ONCE—Drug store. in larg town: established. profitable bui ness; owner retiring oa dccoust of hea Address Rox 287-C. Star office | LIGHT HOCUSEWORK Tinc. B80R. Ite. of good address. to! director; man with driver's | ry with room. Apply 1300 | YOUNG MAN, at cnce. about 22 years of | confidence in his_ ability and { for a managerial position after | ing frained in our work. The work and | hours are not easy, but if you are looking | toward & futore with promise, here's vour Adress Rox 20-D. Star offc ‘RS, AUTOMOBIL 457 3 BODY, AT ONCE; NONE! BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK MEN NEED APPLY. SEE| MR. GORGES, MANAGER/| PAINT DEPT., SEMMES MOTOR CO., 613 G ST. N.W white. experienced, position. Tor. fat work | NCRRE—Country Apply Dupont | o light housework: B 1 SO R Tirl_wikhes Dl st Apt. as nurse Call or write NT CLERK, spare time: special lite insurance work: Addre. HAND 3 LADY—Opportunity to travel for ambitions, no experience necessary: for first 100 days: train fare paid: promotion coltured Iady on_merit._Addr. neral office work, good experience. aze and salary. PTAIN SEWIT adequate compensation. | 10377. 740 Kenvon st. Canl MFs. R. Jackson, Col. n.w. tee satiatactim to Star readers _ | PRACTICAL NURSE—Please call Columbin 6472, PO admiswion 'fo " Recommended SEAMSTRESS { £3 up._Poto irst-class 14723, TAILORESS—Repair. pants reated and ladies’ ts relined a_specialty. Col. umn_call Main £000. Branch 1 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. | The follou mg busincss comcerns guaram- Any com- plaint found mecessary to be made 1o Ths Btar will receive prompt attextion. For Service Col- equipped sc seating capacity 200 Flowe: Store. - Apply to n.w. LUNCHROOM FOR SALE, downtown location doing good business; this section is now growing fast: owper must leave tewn im. mediatelr; terms; & sacrifice. Address Box 42 D. Star office 17 dresses made from | 11y PAINTING _Best worl rices, quick sersice: evers job Blsiness 10 years. 1216 North 6048 18% hop._resr . kame location. 18. = k. reasonable Fuara B pitol s 2 TYPING-COPYING feh: lowest rates. { e, £330 evenings by expert trp- Address AUTO — BAKED ENAME! lasts paint 2 2 to 1); mirror finish last 183, “Deheo™ Plant Star 180 Pox 8D, ess_Box 448-Z. Star office. MARCELLER Milady's Besuty exceptional perienced and tion. _Apply Mr n cloak and su ompensation arrangement to e: capable party and _all arund _opera TYPIST and general clerical work. permanent or temporary. Address Box 231-C. Star office. | 18% | sterling Shop, 1003 Conn. ave e Forki 10 cents . Dermagent L Star_office. Trdang. 623 Tth st. n.w. experienced. Page. wishes ; will call for and deliver Address Box 86-C, work of any | PLATI RT: ware resilvered equal to new, 1C 1ae white, reliable; as ass in stockroom and ware- MEN ants house. Apply Supt., The Palais |3 Royal, G at 11th st. CHAUFFEURS. Big money for steady men. Beginning of busy season. Apply now and get good assign- ment. Appiy to Mr. W. L . Wi 3 YELLOW CAB CO., 1233 20th St. N.W. CAR WASHER, first class; night work only; good pay. 325 13th st. n.w. SALESMAN ENERGETIC, BRIGHT AND CONSCIEN- TIOUS YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE IN PROMI- NENT LIGHTING FIX- TURE ESTABLISHMENT; PREFERABLY MARRIED MAN WITH AUTOMOBILE AND ONE WHO WILL AP- PRECIATE AND WORK FOR ADEQUATE SALARY. ADDRESS BOX 425-C, STAR OFFICE. SALESMAN. WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE DELCO LIGHT CO.. A GENERAL MOTORS COR- PORATION 'SUBSIDIARY, WANTS ONE OR TWO MEN FOR ITS SALE FORCE. THE PRODUCT SOLD WILL BE FRIGIDAIRE. OW BEING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AND WITH OVER A THOUSAND SOLD LO- CALLY UP TO THIS TIME. WE WAN MEN' OF ABILITY TO TAKE A SOUND PROPOSITION. "WORK _HARD AND MAKE A_SUCCESS_OF IT. IF YOU HAVE THIS ABILITY, WRITE FOR INTERVIEW TO G o MCCREA, BRANCH MANAGER, 1219 Boys Wanted Everywhere to become Thrift Scouts and make money dur- ing spare time, without investment or ped- dling. For full particulars, write name, ad- drese and ago. Teritt, . 0. Bor 1130, exceptional com; [ perienced and_cap Applv Mr. SIDERED: APPLY. GOOD RICE. i3th AND G N.W. Toak and sult department sation arrangement to ex. party: permanent posi settied, 2 1 references. white. 1708 experienced hem- GOTTSMAN & CO. You st._n.w. Pierce_st. n.w. _Phon: | AUTO PARTS RENICKELED, BRASS BEDS | relacquered and repaired, silverware resilvered, silver reburnished. Prompt sersice s largest establishment.) D Main sterling silver | reburnished. brass beds relacquered. JOHN A (established_1910), Franklin 5431. Urdane, 827 7th st. n.w. SALE ;— |or recording; refs. | 9466-W. YOUNG LADY wants office work and fling . 1231 ATUTO RADIATORS 6th st. n.w. F. roof T4 1ge7 | WITTSTATT'S. 319 13th st You { edv 7 years manager: NONE SALARY. OTHERS MAISON ation, GOOD S sH REGUT. INCREASES THEREAFTER. THE IDEAT, OCCUPATION FOR APPLY 722 CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHQ SALESWOMEN, experienced, for coats, millinery. Palais Royal, G and 11th sts. ALARY DURING i ORT TRAINING PERIO! R AND FREQUENT best of references. offce. Forsa clerk and typist. TELEPHONE . G LADY, 32 years of age, high school desires position of responsibility; office experience, 4 of which as office emploxed at present but for vers zood reasons desire to change: Address Box wants Address Pox 45-D, below Pa. ave) Franklin 8086, ND COR fenders and bodi repaired n.w. (113 bloc Franklin 6410, 1471 P st 150 Teaser will sublet part of booth for exposition; excellent location. Cof R ing §150 weekls: manth rent AROOM for sale. ¢ 2-year lease; $§7.50 per in best downtown section: modern equipment: terms if desired or will give bar gain for cash. Call Adams 5042 on Sunday, or Franklin 6258 w ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE business, larg listings, good rentals, including Iarge business. building. Furniture glose cost $2.500: good- | clients: owner very sick: must seli; any offer | considered. _Address Box 470-C. Star office. 17% AVAILABLE SPACE for opticlan st 134 w 18 ¥.n ING for fiseal agent with adequate force to take over balance of stock e and later handle saie of products from | entire Southern States. See Mr. Houchl Metropolitan Hotel 17* WANTED to lease or buy resort Lotel. Ad- | dress ““Resort.”” Box 788, Greensboro, N. C. * Before the spring rush comes. yours. sured| n.w. Phone M. 7992. can furnish S0-C, Star BOXSPRINGS, MATTRESSES and pillows— Let us renovate Right prices and prompt service as- EAGLE BEDDING £O., 1123 7th st 17 office | Star Posi CARPENTER—ANYTHING IN OPERATING. pair work: prices and workmans! Frank. 7344 a BUILDING AND JOBBING CONTRACTORS— CLEVELAND & SON, 1301 Adams 5260. JOB OR RE- hip will please TOUNG WOMEN. ence furnished. ST FL B SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS — White Address Box 260-C, ! steps and coping: ress. 1841 Yernon st. Call waiks, free estimates. North 3439 ny time. 21° Arivewass, G. J. Bur- 210 12th ST. pt. 1 | GOOK or general housework: et CHATRS CANED, upholstered splinted. C. A. ARMSTRONG, 1454 cor- THE references. 1212 R COOK and bousework in small family; city nw. st n.w. Franklin 7453. porch rockers 1233 10th st. CONCRETE WORK of all classes: excavation, COMPANY. 1234 26th st. ‘COOR or day's work wanted by colored wom- n.w. better class garages. Col. 431. DAY'S WORK and Phone Col. n.w. EVENING WORK an. G suits, dresses Apply Supt., and The 7634-W. o Colambla 97908 W Tamily of Address 781 Lamont, st. kind, re after’s p.m. | terms. _Be wise. er, 37 H st Repair work, Get_our estimate. n.w. Main 5958 WHULESALE DINTRIBUTOR wanted for ¢ {ablished automobile and futnitare Dotish pual: Bess: will also coasider sellioe business aed Tormula outright or will considcr partaer caps Dle ot selling to the retall Accaseory trabe: | $250 least amonnt of cash required; very large | proda“1¢" interested "o his propositon -see Mr. Waple at 3308 I4th st. n.w., Room 211 | Phone Cole &35. ‘I gistered, would like to commect Xith builder: expert mmechanic. Address. Box {14-D, Star_office. 20¢ DELICATESSES confectionsrs, with sofa fountain; established several years; on 1Sth | st low price;, terms. Wm. B. Me- | Ttn st e i H-CLASS, well known, retail candy anufacturing bsiness. has & ‘fne trade and putation. This will bear the sirictest Torestigation. and cannet e, beatent il se Tor less. thin' inventors, | Cash of easy pay- Tiberal dis- count a5 n.% ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRING, 6 estimates cheerfully furnished: SALESLA in dress dept. Balderston, 1214 F st. DIES, experienced GIRL. whiie, rellable (28), wants housework; references. _Call 222 G _st. n.e. i | cellar, | and_appliances. Economy Elect Apply W. M. Louis Gold Co., W . swer by letter. 0 st.’n.w. GIRL, colored, wishes light housework. 1423 5th n.w. RL, colored, wants general housework. 7747, n.w. cor. 8th and I sts. n.w. rooms, $57.50. hall, bath: lazy man switches in hall electric signs tric Co., Main apos | FLOORS LAID. scraped and floors renovated. MODER) | Atiams 5213, 1400 Belmont_st. Snished: old FLOOR CO., nw. 20 ROOMING HOUSE for sale: ten rooms and ga rage: all rooms ful e cation: business $400 weekl. _price, $3,300. Call Mai DELICATESSE. GIRL _wi COAT AN experienced a.m., M. Philipsborn & Co., 610 11th st. n.w. es pia n.w. D SUIT salesladies Apply before 10 2103 B GIRLS—Two time maids; Lincoln_429. reliable colored, cleaning office or bachelor apartment or half- morning hours preferred. Waitress or maid. Tse new: new foors laid, | ACME FLOOR' CO. 980-0305._ Night phone, Adams | FLOORS CLEANED house painting. intefior and ext: duced. C. Hansen, F. 10000. want places Tel. 16% FLOORS—OId fioors refinished or scraped like nd refinished like new erior; rates re- mh27e HELP—DOMESTIC. i 2020 Sherman ave. LAUNDRESS—First-class work to bring bo: = Adams 4022, 7e | ing. painting by skil PAC CHAMBERMATD: ing_house: reference. VATTRERS, for small board: | 4nd_car far NDRESS wishes work, any kind, §2 day 1317 W n.w. RENE, North S W 1335 15th nw. | ® CHAMBERMATD, for Three hours a day; references. First_n.w. LAUNDRY at home; colored voman. 416 17% FLOOR FINISHING. cleaning, waxing, polish- led mechanics at reduced 8418, 20° H FLOORS FOR OLD ONES. The most deplorable floors made nevw. BISHOP_BROS.. 3227 Phone 11th st n.w. 2 Mass. ave. now. bee. TOOK, —experien boarding house: TOOK three; no laundr; B st ne. nd_gencral h nced, for Frstciass | {ake home. LAUNDRY WORK, colored woman, wishes to 2022 12th st. n.w. renovated: electric machine 1718 . n.w. ] take eworker, in family of AUNDRY, called for and delivered bome Adams 6023. first-class _ work; ¥ worki city references, 134 ( LAUNDRY WORK b COOK, white, experienced; stay nights: wages, $60 per month: bring city references. ~ 145 150k 1 t. s.e. livered. Frank. done: by expert laundress: work called for and_de: 9531, new: new floors laid. scraped ACME FLOOR CO., 1313 H s 980.0395.__ Night phone. Cleve. reasonable prices. 17* NEW FLOORS LAID, or_band work. | Fr. 6524 day, Fr. 2627 eveniogs. J. C. PRICE, ORS_Old_floors refinished or OLD FLOORS raped like and_finished. n.w. 3818, liouulx:' H! HOP, first-class, established fiva years; A real money maker: will stand the most rigid. investigation: owder must sell. Call 1828 N st n.w.. Franklin 8011 {1F YOU HAVE a good paving busigess for immediate sale. call Franklin 6586, Buy Second Trust Notes. Your capital is greatly increased by buy ing second trust motes for investment. Le me submit what 1 have on band. Addres City Post Office Box 1707. 250—Rooming bouse; 10 $330_Rooming house: 10 3850 Rooming house: 10 . $800—Rooming house; 1 $730—Rooming $1,000—Rooming house; 11 rooms, 3 baths. $2.10%—Rooming house: 22 rooms: rent cheap. ifable girl. $2215 NURSE or mothers helper, experienced, re- V n.w. COOK and general houseworker; references, Apply 38 T st. n.w. keeper, Dhone X PRACTICAL NURSE rth_2005-R. or Companion house- NASH, 2811 dth Washington, "B _HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. _ CANVASSERS WANTEDHouse to house toy introduce new shopping plan; liberal compes- Sation: chance ‘to ears 40 to 360 Per week. Apply Mr. Urdang, 623 7th st. n.w. GENERAL HOI in cook; stay forrison Cleve. 522. Chevy. Chase, USEWORK—Must be good nights: ref. required. 3729 C. " Phone | st. WAITRESS—Clean bachelor apt. or_get din- mers in the afternoon; reference, made at low Expert rice Co. 818 F. Main 1422 Tea el . TURE UPHOLSTERE D. 16% GENERAL white' girl vg?g['!l“'n“"K—CI)m'M(en( rred; ca 5 Columbia 11857, SEVED irl: | boarding house. Ap Lo To Peel a Pineapple. The easiest way to peel a pine- apple is to fill a kettle or a pail a little larger than the pineapple with boiling water. Into this plunge the pineapple, completely covering it with the water. Allow it to remain for about five minutes. Remove from the water and cut it into slices one- half inch thick. Then peel and cut out the eyes. It will peel almost as easily as a potato. While peeling the first one, immerse another pineapple in the water, which must be kept at the boiling point, just warm water won't do the work. This does not in- jure the flavor of the fruit nor soften !the inside, for children while BUSINESS INSTRUCTION WANTED—THOSE WHO ARE PLANNING to take Oivil Service examinations as clerk will do well to join special class now forming. Size of class limited. ~Apply at once. Strayer College. 721_13th_st. Phone Main 3430. _ BOYD SHORTHAND IS THE SIMPLEST system in commercial use; easily read. fast. best; touch typing. spelling. En; bus, letter writing; grad. in demai pos. guar. Est. 5 s, yd School, 1838 G st. n.w. M. 287 Civil Service Examinations, Special course for stenographer-typist ex: inations, 5 days and 5 nights euch wk. Tul tion, $5. Alsn special course for all First Grade exa New courses beginning liceman exam. given each Wed.; salary, Patent Office exam. Apr. 22; salary, $1,860. Reduction in tuition for those who enter this ‘week. The Civil Service Preparatory School, . cor. 12th and F n.w. Fr. 2080, GIRL. & help T Touse aud take care of child. 1014 the aged. Call WATTRESS, experienced. desires position bos 1245 9th st, n.w. 1o WOMAN—Settled, white, good reference, care renis_work or look ' affer Line. 75 | covers made. Est. cheerfully 180 FLOORS—ELECTRIC MACHINE AND HAND finishing: efMcient: reasonable: reliable service. t._Col. 4231. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED and slip cover work. N, 3687, free. TITTENSOR, 1424 Sth n.w. and relisble man; prompt serv prices: work guaranteed. h n.w.. in_basement store. GIRL, colored,_for_gencral ho i week. Apply 818 H st. n.e. e 18th st n.w. WORK of any Kind, by colored girl. KEYS_DUPLICATE KEY 1080 | while you wait. Turner & York ave. n.w. Basement. JOB PLASTERING by thoroughly experienced ice: reasonable Franklin 7014 GIRL—Good, neat, colored, for washing, iron- ing_and general quired; must when applying. sta P MOWER REPAIRING Don't wait until Spr housework; 1o cooking re. nights bris ot Farnom et oo ILDREN § style, Adams_1506. DRESSES indlviduality, careful MADE, WITH | 7707, C. F. ARMIGER. 303 13t PARTS FUR- ing. Tel. Fr. b st. n.w. workmanship. NURSE, child’s, ences; &tay nights; respectable person, either white or colored. 2416. competent, must bring refer- | FEMSTITCHING, while you wait. 2653, and 15c. . 1843 Irving st. n.w._ Col. 3 YARD; WORK DONE 1714 9th’ st Freach bemstitching and picoting, 23¢ teed work; low prices. estimates. n.w., Pot. PILLOWS WOMAN to_do Washinj North . _n.w.. no meals, 23 R. I. 5815, SETTLED WOMA tay nights; refe to take care of baby: rence. 1228 7th n.w. ELECTRICAL WOMAN—For ~general bousework and Uzht laundry, small night references re:juires sions_fouth. Apt. 21. family, firat floor: go home EVERY CARE GIVEN CONVALESCENT A invalid by nurse, in exceptionally comfor bome. _vicinity Dupont Cirel TREATMENTS; methods: 1to 6 p.m. 318 Kresge Bldg. Frank. 8147, GRACE NASH. Ph. C. 17 D e Ph. North 5197. DRUGLESS 10145 _IDEAL BEDDING CO.. MATTRE this mo., Bedding Co. PAINTING AND PAPERH. work at reasonable prices: Cathedral Man- 17* _ | means to help her WOMAN for general housework; mo laundry; 7 Sy aights, 1448 Harvard ser " ™ 18UBdT7 o poor mothers GRADUATE NURSE WANTS PERSON WITH fiye few bo e e motto. Columbia ~ Decorsting Co., down comtorts recovered: reasonable. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING—Guaran- Call Adams 6506 for 3230 1 RENOVA' North Line. 719-J. LEE & BURK. sir o Feasonable: PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING_Prices workmanship. SAMUEL TR, & o103, - 19 §200—Grocery and 4 rooms: rent, $35. $850—Grocery and 7 rooms: rent, $41 $1,800Grocery and 4 rooms; rent, $67. $3,800_Grocers and 4 rooms; $7.50 weekly. $1,800, not less—Cigars and news and lusch stand; office bldg.; rent, &50: $35 daily. R. M. CURTIS, FRANKLIN 642 402 EVANS BLDG FOR SALE—Valuable patents ou inventio Thomas _B. Siate, well known inventor. Patent No. 1286435, Internal combustion en- gine, & new type of gas engine. eliminating ater Jackets, operating with great eficiency, for use in Airpianes, automobiles and heavy: 19 broad claims. Patent No. 't of movel S-shape, capal ios without breakin air propeller; broad validity “sustained by New Jersey Court 'of Aopeals. This patent covers air fans used by tbe U, §. Government on air- planes. Patent No. 1288839, aero vehicle Body: new_ahape, reduce friction from air pressurc. Patent No. 1303605, engine-cooling System for conventional type of automobile engine. Patent No. 1301327. pneumatic- electro-magnetic gun: _electricaily ~controlled pueumatic; makes absolute accuracy in fring possible. Patent No, 1200772, bail bearing: designed for axies of railway cars: simplest eficient construction. Gealed bids invited both for individual patents and for the entire block of patents. ~All reasonable offers will be considerad. but the right fo reject any bid is reserved. Address: R. E. Wilson, American Mechanfcal 1 7. 524 10th st aw,