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Your Dog WORMS? DON’I‘Iu your dog suffer from this or any other ailment when you can help by giving it one of the time-tested old reliable Send for our FREE booklet on “Diseases of the Dog and, How to Feed”. Write for it today Address Dept. G. 7. 63 H. CLAY GLOVER CO., INC. 119 Fifth Ave., New York Ciey [Princess Troubetzkoy] SYNOPSIS. Celia_Gibbs Is left an orphan death "ot her lathor. who 1o the ‘cara and charity of one ot fow “friendd. Laura m, " relieves charge by telia i3 & French convent and when s 18 taking her into her home_to live. Two years later Laura dies and Hilary iy greatly ar to what 10r%Sronasen i her: bt sen er. bul offer”and" Hilary. in_de 1o her himaelf, in_orde in Ris house with propriet in the arrangement. (Conti; erday’s Star,) INSTALLMENT XIV. Eavesdropping. ER experience in society that Winter, as Mrs. Hilary Fra- ser, left her nalvely aston- ished. A grotesquely impressive married woman has quite a different position from a grotesquely impres- sive girl, and the vogue of very thin ugliness was just then beginning to have fts supporters among the elect. People hegan to call Celia mys- terious. By the end of the season she by e Fraser Hila sister. hi) o of l Mrl the her The Ugliest Woman In France--Yet Fascinating had became a personage and her queerness an assel. No man at- tempted to make love to her, how- ever. Her state was something that of a rare idol, whom people will make every effort to see but do not like to carry off with them. Shé formed no intimate friendships with women. Indeéed women as a rule were rather repelled by her, and not a little jealous of her. 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Di rections for men, women and chil- dren on each box, any drug store. : ¢ { Hohberger’s Pharmacy 14th and Buchanan Is a Star Branch We have located these Star Branch offices wherever they will best meet the convenience of patrons of The Star Classified Section. The Branch in Hohberger's Pharmacy, 14th and Buchanan streets, serves that populous section. There’s one in your neighborhood— whether you live in-town or the nearby suburbs. The Star prints MORE Classified ads every day than all the other papers here combined. Use The Star for best results. arrival. He still employed odd mo- ments agreeably in designing her gowns and headdresses. “Mrs. Hilary Fraser has a genlus for dress,” some would say, “and her gowns always seem a part of her.” “Yes, the best part of her,” others less kindly would agree. One evening Celia was sitting near the door of a small reception room, waiting for her motor to be an- nounced. Hilary had gone abroad un- expactedly to look up data regard- ing his book, and she had been forced to keep their social engagements without him. As she sat there, two women on a cassone just outside the door began talking about her. She did not realize at first whom they were speaking of, but when she di1 she continued to listen more out of laziness than curi- osf! She felt no compunction at all. 'On dit,” remarked the first woman, que ¢’ est un marriage blanc.” “On a raison?” returned the other. “Of course it's a ‘white marriage’! What man éould really embrace a jeweled image as a wife!” 5 ‘The other tittered. *‘Jeweled image! She's far more like a jeweled fish—a queer fish!" “How too unkind of you! At least call her a mermald!” “Well, isn't a mermaid a queer fish?" Then they both tittered. “Why on earth do you suppose he did it?" the first speaker went on. “Pity, my dear. I've known Hilary Fraser all my life. He's an awfully good sort, but high-lown rather, and mad about art. This girl's father was a protege of his—a genius, he says, though_ the world doesn't seem to agree with him. Well, this Gibbs, the girl's father, dumped her on Hilary as a ward, without a penny! I’cor Laura took her off his hands as long as she lived, but when she died there he was! Plante, with this milistone round his neck. He couldn’t get any.one else to marry her—and of course he couldn’t let her starve If he'd set up alone, they'd sajd she was his mistress-—"" “But ‘why not?" asked the other. “That would have heen much the most sensible thing to do.” “My dear, you don't know Hilary He's just the sort to choose the Quix otic way out of a mess.” “But some one told me the girl had money of her own?" “Some one told you wrong then. Maudie Grey-Mannering, Hilary's niece, told me last Spring that Gibbs didn’t leave a farthing. She said that Hilary had made up some story to save the girl's feelings and that the allowance he gave her before he mar- ried her was out of his own pocket. He called it an advance on Gibbs' paintings. Poor Laura let it slip out one day—and Maudje's awfully sharp, you kno aturally she's furious over Hilary's: marriage, because his fortune would have gone by rights to her and her children. Now I suppose most of it will go to the ‘queer fish' in case_he dies first.” “f wonder if the Gibbs girl guessed she hadn't anything from her father?” “Good heavens! What a question! Think of those greeny Chinese eyes. Are they the eyes of credulous inno- cence? Of course, she knew it. She schemed to marry him from the very f u may he sure.” “Well, pity is closer kin to con- tempt than it is to love,” observed the other thoughtfully. “I shouldn't care to be in her shoes. “] shouldn’t care to be in his! I can't endure her, can you?" “No. She gives me the creeps.” Here a footman came to tell them their car was waiting and they went away. That night Celia lay awake a long time, and she found this very un- pleasant, as she was used to falling asleep as soon as her h touched the pillow. Had her thoughts been agree- able she might have felt different! but they were most disagreeable, a so after a while she took up the ivory cup and ball from her bedside table and, rising, went over to the window. She drew back the curtains and sat wrapped in her dressing gown, play- ing with the quaint toy and gazing out over the park. She iiked to watch the stars and electric lights through the Winter branches. For some rea- son she drew a fantastic pleasure hav “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch -Office’ from this mingling of artificial glitter with the austere radiance of the heavens. She s=at there now, staring out at them, trylng to change the mo- » SHE TOOK THE IVORY BALL AND CUP FROM HER BEDSIDE NT OVER TO THE WINDOW. THE EVENING By Amelie Rives notonous flow of her thought, but soon the click-click of the ball in its cup began accenting the words: “A queer fish—a queer fish—a queer fish. " She stopped playing with it and leaned her head against one hand, her eyeg still on the Winter trees and the points of scattered light sown through them. All at once a new light dimmed them. This illumination was in her own mind. She was re- calling ‘vividly a glaring, spotlighted scerte in the Sieburg Theater, where she had been two nights ago. This theater, brand new, and the pride of its owners, was in reality a sort of lesser hippodrome and vaudeville com- bined, “and the scene that she now recalled one of diving and swimming. It had been featured as the unique event of the evening, but Celia had thought it very poor. The diving was nothing unusual, the so-called swim- ming contests mediocre. The chief “aquatic artist,” as the program termed her, a short, overmuscled woman in a sealy singlet, had not at all come up to one's idea of human fish—another title given her on the play bill. She had not stayed under water by several seconds as long as Celia could nor equaled her swift. ness. As for her so-called high dive— here Celia picked up her ivory toy again and began playing with it. Her closed lips wore their slight smile. She sat there some 20 minutes longer, then rose and went back to bed. In three more minutes she was sound asleep. The next morning when Donovan brought her breakfast tray she asked her also to fetch the directory. TABLE Donovan was a small, vigorous, taci- turn woman of 50-0dd. She and Celia liked and trusted each other. Neither of them was affectionate by nature and hoth of them detested chatter of any kind, so they were admirably suited. In a little while Donovan brought the directory, laid it on the bed and took away the tray, for, as Celia only ate a buneh of grapes and drank one cup of tea for breakfast, it Was soon over. When Donovan had gone she he- gan searching in the columns of the directory for the address she wanted First came the Sieburg Theater, then the Sieburg Theatrical and Vaudeville Co,, then Abel and Joe Sie- burg, Inc. She decided to go to the office of | the incorporated hrothers. It Abel Siehurg that she wished to see. She had heard from an actress of her acquaintance that he was the more important of the two. = She telephoned herself from her bedroom to ask at what time Mr. Abel Sieburg could be seen. A fat, cross voice replied, “From 10 to 12 morn- ings, 2 to 5 afternoons,” and cut her off. She chose the earlier hours and began to dress without ringing for Donovan. (Copyright. 192 by Amelie Rives.) (Continued tomorrow) SIMPLE INSCRIPTION TO MARK FIELD TOMB “Children’s Poet"” to Be Buried in Ceremony at Chicago Suburb Church Sunday. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 4. — “Kugene Field, 1850-1895, the Children's Poet,” is the simple inscription on the tomb which will receive the body of the poet next Sunday morning. The simple burial service of the Episcopal Church will mark the final interment at the Church of the Holy Comforter at Kenilworth, a suburb. Many of Field's acquaintances and prominent newspaper men, literary men and many high personages, in addition to his family, will be pres- ent. At the conclusion of church services the choir and dignitaries will form a procession to the Memorial Cloister, close by, which contains the Field tomb. The body will be placed in the vault and the marble piece sur- mounting the tomb lowered into place. For thiry years the poet was buried in Graceland Cemetery. ROMAN RUINS VANISHING. Archeologists Needed to Preserve Relics of Empire. CHICAGO, March 4 (#).—Commer- cial enterprises and the elements are destroying the ruins of Imperial Rome so fast that within a short time its buildings will be & memory, Miss Es- ther B. Van Deman, associate of the Carnegie Institute, told a University of Chicago audience today. ‘““‘Archeologists’ should be trained,” [ she said, “to visit Rome and make in- terpretations of the structures now standing, because within 50 years there will be few records available. The famous aqueducts built by Roman emperors which have stood- for: cen- turies will have entirely disappeared in half a century. “In the past, ar- cheological interests have met with opposition on the part of Italian pre- miers. Mussolini, however, in view of his intention to foster every aspect of Italian patriotism, is behind any move to restore -or record the monuments of Roman history.” 5 RSO AT W Greek Genbral Disappears. BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, March 4 (#).—The newspaper Vreme says that Gen. Palastiras, the Greek statésman recently arrested and then placed under serveillance by Jugoslavian authorities, has disappeared ' from Skoplje on the pretext of looking for a villa in the suburbs. —e In Constantinople a great portion of domestic purchases is made from | street peddlers, who sell nearly eves thing from fish and vegetables to dress suits. / | n.w.. between was | | STAR 'WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1926 KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—PI Got. There Early, But— TS POLITICAL Joo A3 POLICE [CoMmMSS IONER 1INT A3 EASY AS 1 THOUSHT ' TH MAYOR PUT ME OVER TH JUMPE FOR ROLLING IN AN, THE OTHER DAY! WELL OLD GECZER OANT,YELP THIY I3 HEGENIS HERE I wANT To Jee Hin ABoUT A NATTER OF INPORTANCE ! AT 10 wWeRe THE MORNING, TLL BE IN THE OPFICE AN’ BACK OF THE MAHOGANY BY AN YES YOUR HONOR, HE GOT |NVERY EARLY THIS MORNING! You WIIE TO PAWL HIt OUT THE OTHER Day!! HE CERTAINLY GOT HERE FOR HEAVENS SAxe- WAKE UP!! Do NEVER MIND Honey I DONT FeEEL LikE EATING Ay BREARFAST THIS MM=-n-B2-2-23 HELP—MALE. HELP—MALE (Continued). HELP—FEMALE (Cont'd). HELP—DOMESTIC (Cont'd). SALEMAN for Hudson and experienced desired. but not : ‘open territory. no listing: & £0od b An make money mow and the year round: give full ‘particulars of yourself: replies’_confidential.” Address Box $26-X. Star offien, 3 T i1 ined_Chevro. T ond PN Beveroftiman e -TY PIST—Muat and For vrolet S; B be setiled. nd accurate: good OPPOTLUNILY. 404.X, Star office. AUTOMOBIT] Essex autos: necessa hustler @ MEN-—Make real money selling merchandise that buys;' permanent position and every assistance given by sales manager. Experience unneces- sary. See Mr. Blum, between 9 and 10 a.m. 935 Penna. ave. n.w. ! BOOKKEEPER, experienced, and with some knowledge of accounting. Address in own Randwriting. EIVINg reference and salars ex- pected. _Address Box 308-X. 8 BOY. white. with wheel er packases. Apply Room 306, 1308 H st S fo " aroun pair_tires: must have permit to ederick Carl. Tne.. 425 H at. 3 ROYS t Pin_Bowling _Al BOYVS. excellel Biv 51 E n.w #ho rive R vant to-house s 10 sell direct to the homes: only machine of its kind_in the world: evers homé a prospect. Four sales dafly will vou hetter than $50 a wesk. O K. Brush Co.. Inc.. Brasz Blde. FFEUR wanted. colored: advancement. In_basement. 1937 DATRYMAN. exp. married or 8 Dreferred: must be ry. B 00d wages: permanent position ‘arm. Sunsei Hilla. Va. unset ko pearance. able 1o infervie manent connection. splendid pay Investment Bldg.. at_$:30 p.m. GARAGE MANAGER—Must v i references. have exneri Address 6.X. St HOUSEMAN. colored: must thoroughiy Nara Aot and amen Cleanine. ATl Rinda: permanent. 6 days a week; hours from 7:30 10 5730 salars per day: state age. edu- cation. experi ce and give namés and e, dresses of at least_three references. Address Box 11.X. Star office. i¥ JANTTOR-CHAUFFEUR. coloréd. not afraid of long_hours and hard work. must be re- liahle, honest and steads and have refer. ences. must_understand how o operate and fix Willya-Knight automobile: man about 30 preferred: write. n\'m‘ phone number if possible and full ‘narticulars about your- el &'X. Star_office. sy . _immediatels, Mr. Parker. ¢ 30: good typist and ex- references requires 'A(l» T office g 1 Ford. _Apply at once with Aartman & Howard. Ford dealere, RT and N. J. aves. e MAN, understanding _Tepairing of phono- Fanhs and ‘geuting them ready for, delivery: tate previous nlace of emp A arted A Rdess Box S01-V. Star offce MAN. white. ahout 50 vears. for service Xfl.‘ Apply manager. Hotel Chatham. 1701 16t} X e MANAGER for meat perienced in cutting meat: references, Oihern need appls. Call at 1748 P MECHANICS 1 apply. See Mr. Ma n.w. teols. M A ung. to les Jent opportunity for one wh Pt Beefhe. Room 2 ME 0 ADATe. s work evenings from 5 to 1. making apnointments over telephon must h phone: should average $20 711 _Colorade Building. MEN—A Jarge insurance office. writing all forms of insurance, is willing t6 add several men {0 its salas force. We can offer thorough training n insurance busines Maximum commissions and Fou_ cen make moner while learning_the busi - fore 10 am. C. M. Wright, 700 Bond Bide. MEN < One_of the largest life insurance e panies wishes 10 men. 35 to 43. 10 take free course in life insurance salesmanshiv. two nights waekly: opportunity to make Jarge returne while learning: full or part time contracts given those who qualify if d. Address Box 333-X. Star office. man 0,18 Jooking for 209 _Boy 3 “while learning: er Brush. 618 Metro. Bank ONE of the largest life insurance com. panies offers &necial s to ambitious tor men. — Address Box 308-X. Star ofice. me. - Apply 5405 RTE) 01 U man. intelligent and wi dress Box _308-X. Star offic R. !xr enced. pD] ce. 3655 Georgia ave. n.w. ESTATE SALESME] for several exneri nced. wide-awake men who are "acauainied with Distriet property and values and capable of earning a good in- come: to such men we offer a permanent connection with an _old .hlluhfl Tlies. sirictly ' confidential. Addr ki tar office. s <HO! R. must he gaod and fast: good il “Axltd.\'hl':‘f\‘l‘r'(fifl. '!’IHnnfl Shoe Re- ung _man, with pleasing 4 ‘knowlndge of haherdashers Diisiness: only those who are thoroughly ex. perisnced and have first-class references need Anniv. Address Box B-X. Star office. SALES] AN'THWe need Ford saloaman at o ng season is here. Must have Por car. - Hartman & Howard. Ford dealers. R.T. and > T aven. SALESMEN wante kinds: liberal commissions. App) ager. 1130 Investment Building. _ SALESMEN—Go00: ce not essential. 07" dteward Bids. DI 12th and ¥ now. ¥ ced hand presser on vests THR M. .. Bna-floor front SAL personalits” ans WANT an ex 2t once." 811 R SAN, with some knowledze of o Renine and " tvpewnting. 1" nffice of FRamatle- aepes. onnoriacy (o, deary ok give Full partioulars of Sours g eatary wanted. " Address Box' 35X &far ofce. 5 4 OUNG MAN, colored o drive 4 ars car. 'ApDIY Frazes-Potomac Lau ;-'-.lv“cf. 6 18R . gt e TOUNG MAN to drive Ford delivers iruck. 1725 Willard at. n.w. ¥ FOUNG MAN, white cxperienced: reference YOUNG it T store. stom SALESMEN wanted to sell tires on easy payments. “Pay as you ride.” Efficient salesmen earn $75 to $100 per week. See Mr. Edwards. Probey Tire Stores, 9th and P Sts. N.W. { ELEVATOR MAN, experienced, | must be of good appearance. W. & J. SLOANE, 709 12th St. N. FLOOR MANAGER. o An excellent opening in & svecialts shop for n‘iz\lng‘ man of ility. Only those with r refergnces need ly. State age. ss Box 307-X. Star SHIPPING CLERK, thor- oughly experienced, with expe- rience in handling fine furniture and rugs. Only those with local experience need apply. W. & J. loane, 709 12th nw. ISTANT WINDOW TRIMMER AND SIGN PAINTER. Man with specialty store or department store experience preferred. Apply superintend- ent, Frank R. Jelleff, Inc. ALE AND FEMALE. §3 only energetic or wom. en. with good reference: big mones to rig] people. See Mr: Cullev. 1110 14th " nw every onerfat JOB PRESS FEEDER. Westminster Prg 1416 K st. two, 9. m spare time work. evening 0 9, £ appointments over tole phone : must' b: one: should average $20 eckiy. " Call 711_Colorado Building . chambermaid, experienced. cal Felophone Fr. 144 t_place. WASHT ke home want ood laundress. or morning work. " Tk F niddle aged. not afraid honest work. for 2 hours each C st aw A experience unnecesary: all or part time: if '$40 to $100 per week looks £ood You, call and see me up to & p.m. any d u'will probably, be glad you called. 4 Mr. Barow. 1117 4 MARCEL, WAVER. expert. enced. all-around operator. PRESSER, white. nd do_zeneral work. er. 1320 14th st SALES S or must be exoeri- 1408 H st ‘h'l' Teferences; experience Cleaner _and Besson LADIES for advertising (houas-to-house) on household p ry and’ commission. = Room 7 3ank Bidg.. 10 am. to 1 be be iree to leave ety Star_off SAL P resentmg successful Baltimore concern’ dur- ing advertiang campaign: good earninzs guarantead thowe willing 1o work See M urm. 1223 13th st. n.w.. between 3 and 6 p.m : - SEAMSTRESS, good._dependable. for suburh white only: sty nights. Address Box 391.X. Star office. " STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST to work in e change for one of our courses. commerci art. costume designing. 1517 Rhode Isian TEACHER. Gregg or Piiman experienced touch typewriting. English and office train- ing: permanent position for good teacher at © am. Washington Business Col- TYPIST wanted. preferably with some steno. Zraphie experience and general knowledge of office work: muet be Protestant. Address Ieply in own handwriting, siating qualifica- trained for her duties Address Box 68-X. iny Hane and experience. Address Box 3 Star_office. WOM sition 10 offer two women ove School or ‘college education. who are free io travel. Ol establiehed company” with officer from coast to coast. Contract guar antses $2.500 & year at a minimum. Sati factory” drawing ‘account to-accepted anpli- gants. The work is extremely interestine revious sales experience desirable. but not sential as we train all Weedman eling po- ove mieh avplicants thor- middle-aged for_housekeep- light work. rood home to right party 027 9th &. n.w. before 8 pm. or a!'rv e charge of widow 11 children: & hou m ‘Address_Box 319-X._Star_office COUPLE. white, woman as o0k houseman and butler. Phone 23 or_write, giving experience, 1o Hast Falls Church. Va ] MEN AND WOMEN. in ofces and indus- 10 sell jewelry-on credit to their fel- mploves and. friends for a reliable © will not interfere with your present liberal commission. Ad We have a proposition to offer that will insure you an extra income with very little effort. " Call and eee us any day between 10 Am._and 9 pm, 1117 H st n.w . A ROMAINE—SALON DE B] Vate instructions in heauts culture mathods, Phone Col Suite ih st n. 3 OSE _ WITH DEVELOPED TAL or_drawing — Large studio offers unusual opportunity for practical training evenings: will interview only those desirous of making ommercial art a profession. Address Box 80.S._ Star_office. A BEAUTY CULTCRE COURSE AT RE duced rates for one week starting_Mondas. March 1. and ending Saturday. March We have room for thres more students at Mabelle Honour's School of Beauts Cul- ture. Established 1817 Day_and evening Boom 810311, at 817 14th st 1 nw. Franklin 5 ks PREPARE TNDERCLERK in_ April with the Postai Cor- respondence School. 043 Pa. ave. Cour seientific | 715216, 1ypist exam FOREIGN WORK—YO MEN WANT. ing_work in South America with oil or fruit companies. write to FOREIGN 'BUREA Box Fairview Office. Detroit. Mich. * AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR PERMIT— By exvert: satisfaction guaranteed: excellent {references: any car furnished. Mr. Kennedy. Adame 4717, e MEN LEARN_TO BE A BARBER AT THE Carl Barber School. Easy work and cood pay. Tuition reagonable. Room 303 R17 14th st_n.w. IVING LEJONS ermit and heav; nished. Fall “Foster. COMMERCIAL in 41 ‘monthe full time. or § months spare time succesaful practieine commercial artist teacher: students doing work for hest firm §In vicinity: ‘call and see for voursslf: ca Iopues LIVINGSTON ACADENT ARTS A SCIEN 5 years in Wa 1 Rh Franklin i TUTORING —FRENCH. SPANISH, E h. Prep college. civil service. consular exams. M. R636. Portland Hotel. Ant. 67 y trafic:’ any car fur. Franklin 8787, 11°% AUTO DRIVING L.ESSONS BY OLD. FXPE. rienced instructors: satisfaction insired.” Cail Lincoln 82 | BEAUTY CULTURE—Individual instruction in all branches: marcel waving. Mr. Coulon. Margaret E. Scheetze, eat 1145 Conn av Four _sys hampooing. marcel wa and facial treatments. ApDly second 517 11th at. WANTED—SALESME REFINED Jewish ealesman, who | nigh reference who has a selling record ""flp \l,ml\n 'I wire \\h:! 4-ar‘| mzk!\nlhv: | manex”" Apply in person, Studebaker Bdg. | SALESM three. real estate. I mobile: new houses to cover Apply Swann oply; H; K, Swann THREE YOU business abilits ing on_city Fiad azier 0 make £33 after 30 d 120 MeGill with auto- leads furnished 13 Bond Bide: G MEN. neat appearing, with o't 3 { you T ‘Wil show You er week and more L ___EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. A MAN not over 46 who is desirous of mal ing money: one who has had selling_exveri- ence preferred: excellent opportunity for a man willing to work and devote entire time. Anewer. giving name and address. Box 341 X._Star office. 2 5* GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES. ' tio -time salesmen. $5 e sils made, 637 Earle Blds. ALESMAN Oy perienced : must Apply Mr. vol dasher, 1310 F st. n.v PRESSER—Thoroughly perienced ; men's clothing. The Fashion Shop, 9th and E Sts MEAT CUTTER IN GROC ERY STORE—MUST BE AN ALL AROUND "MAN. PLY, W. M. HORNSTEIN, 2325 18th St. N.W. AP{ MATDS—Intelligent, vory clean. experienced young women as chambermaids and wait Tesses in A hospital: stay nights: only the most skillful and courteous need apply. 1115 Rhode_Island hode Isiand ave. nw.__ DISHWASHER — Settled_woman {0 wash Island B es morning and night. 1115’ Rhode HELP supplied free. Main 3466. Cooks. chefs bus boys, general house workers. dishwashers, kitchen helpers. Johnson's. 1221 oth nw! GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS, for evening work; and carpenters. EXCELLENT HELP for ail puri at short notice: cooks. waiters. dishwashers, gte. Woodland Agency. 1336 You st. n.w. North 10464 mh. RIGGS EMPLOYMEN'T elp of all kinds. orth 4781. OFFICE achoolboys. N LRg0. OR_ OPERA- | ART AND ILLUSTRATING | i { between (OUNG WOMAX. high school zraduate preferably over 21 years of age. to assist feacher in grading =papers in return couree in secretarial training. Appls at Straver College. 721 13th : LESWOMEN. nery department we will have several pos tions open for energetic saleswomen. present exceptional opporturities to women who desire advancement K R. JELLEFF. INC.. A F i NW PRESS dresses; must and fancy be able to do need apply. 3 work. Vogue Cleaners, 3618 14th st. n.w. YOUNG WOMEN FOR TELEPHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREAS THEREAFTE PERMANT POSITIONS. PLEASANT WORK. AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR \'OL'.I\'(} WOMEN. APPEY ROOM 1, 722 12th St. HE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY, LLADIES—Make big money selling guaranteed merchandis i pleasant out-of-door work? ex perience not necessary; every assistance given. See Mr. Blum, 9 and 10 am, 935 Penna. ave. n.w. WOMAN with specialty store or department store experience to take charge of hosiery de- |partment. In writing give full i details of previous experience. Address Box 400. tar office. XECUTIVE—HAVE VA. CANCY FOR TWO LADIES OF REFINEMENT, EDUCA- TION AND ADDR ; $4 PER WEEK; INSTRUCTION FREE. CALL MAIN 1999 FOR APPOINTMENT. HELP—DOMESTIC. ASSISTANT HOU'SEREEPER. white. Apply manager, Hotel Chatham: references and ex- nerianea reotired. CHAMBERMATD- good wages: st pressers W URSE. German preferred: i nights. Telephone Cleve. COOK._experienced. for 1T family; assi care hild: no laundry: sty nights: Ghevy Ch: city references ‘required. Cieveland Tor | at once | Upon the establishment of our new milli- | posi- | looking Apply at once to | ! plaiting. None but experienced | references Steady ! Yo© i 1 i position | varticuiare_and salar. | Address Box 306-X. Star office. | Telier work: best references { am, Address Ro: WONAN—General housswork. renC red. Cal WOMAN, white. 25 to 4p years, general | housework. plain cooking, charge of children {or emploved couple: ‘suburbe: g00d home: $45 per Main between 2 and 5. OMAN_white. for general housework pights. " Call Mrs. J. H. Batnes. Hr WOMAN “hights 0. colored, for plain cooking and gen eral housework in emall family: experience And gond reference necessars . £0od homs and §324 wages o right woman. Call Cleveignd 224 hefore 6 p.m. WOMAN, capable. white. gener: part ‘time only:' reference required. evenines after 8. 423 Ath st _se -l h wo;k’ al house i WOMARN. settled colored, clean apt. 3 dave A week or get dinners: no Sunday: good reference. 2133 18th st. n.w. Phone .t 2699. s 5 WOMAN. settled. wishea position as houee ?‘”MV for priest or in bachelor apt. 2212 G n.w. WOMAN. German. wants position as cham bermaid ‘in hotel or private home. ANQ"“ Box_ 401.X, Star office. 3¢ GETHER by two reiiable colored women from Maryland. or separate places d. light housework. Fr. ¥ colored girl. (colored girl SITUATIONS—MALE, F PERSONAL. COUPLE, white, ,wnt_positions as _chaut. T mechanie: Wi hhuework. " rond of Write A. Box 308, B. Falls Chureh. SITUATIONS—MALE. ac'{'fl_x?fiarfi fi'mmu:‘—mchm . auio ectrician. 17 years' experience: Derman Aeuired“Teterences. Brorge. 5324 Wisconain | “or clerical work, by o charge office: refer- W 4s BOOKRREEPIN rienced. man: CARPENT] Call_Potoma i e family or firm: references. one North 4209, G UFFE! exverience reference. nw EGE. STUDENT experienced in cleri. work. knowledge fi} bookkeeping and cal n drive car. Address Box 9-X Ch Hampahire av DENTAL MECHANIC. German. in_ office work. perfect in_ rubber and work. desires position in dentist's own 1328 11th at MAN-CARPENTER. first clas best of reference. is open for connectin £00d firm. Telenhone Clarendon 1230 10 7 p.m.. or address Box 283-X. Star LR N—experienced in all branches PLANS. reasonabia pr ‘Address Box B78-X. S experienced | ~ NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY L thot ’n'(;ar:led by myssif. O. O Bog A s cirical ane e NABANE Vo TR PERMA. TLY REMOVEL e amicgo. S > Bbg Byesce amn. 00, 50¢. " 3 3 Blar MARIE TEVENS 1T and & it m SLIP COVERS. OVE! FFED SEPARATY cushiona. snap’ fasteners tape-bound, $21 rwood. 1209 9th n.w. Fr.8110 FLTABLE MASSEUR AND MASSEUSE R.'N.Grad. fr. Sweden. 20 srs_exp. Swedis) Tnstitute. 1029 17 n.w. Ph. Main & :facia shampoo. S1 SWEDISH BODY A and electric treatment T428 R at. Ant AY NURSERY. BEST OF CARE GIVE itte children’ while mothers work. $3 50 . N ARC SUN BATHS RELIEVE NFI heumatism and run.down conditions $1: with massage. $3 Mise HYATT n.w. near Lamont st. Colum t 5 BACKWARD CHILDRE student’s home 1f desired erienced D. €. teacher K. Star office with 6 vears' experience around apt foh as janitor. 1911 17th st PHARMACIST registered. voung man. wante Phone Adams GER_ eight exnerience or connection with reliable com: i 'now emploved. but wants to change in order to make his_home in Washington Addrses_Rox 383X YOUNG ATTORNEY. bar with A B. and LLB. with reputable jaw firm’ silary AddressBox 10-X. Star office : AN. with 3 years banking expe- | res’a position in a bank. f a1 house X, Star office. admitted to Seeks pomition o obiect. rienc and credit co. or comme) Address Box 31 { | . MAN. 19 years old. wishes posit doing_affice ard horkkeeping work. -Addr Box 320-X. & =y nosition ‘of trust fully canable f references a8 Address Box CTRO - THERAPY UL . baking with sunlight. edish massage. hours 9 t ET a0 49 CLEANT: woodwork and fioors cleaned: shel- lacking. waxing. odd fobe: references. Pot 2868 be "or ‘after 6 daily L HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET ter class of unfortunate young women b fore and during confinement. St tly privaie Charges reasonable. = Babies adoption Veil Hospital, Corry. Pa GENUINE HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES. $10 e. 6. M 50 Col. 5803 for D ELASTIC prices, Fit and matisfaction Expert lady and gentleman_at tendants 1o_care for vour e Peo. ples Drug Store No nw SPEECH DEFECTS corrected. Latest methods. Special attention T Dra-echnal ehildran. Phona Col 8847 10% TO LOOK YOUNG VA ol eraduzie abai | 0 complete accountaney conrse, Aesires em- | plovment as_bookieaper. Phone Mam_347 YOUNG MAN or__ 1510 14th e YOUNG MAN. high school and business col- | lexe edufation. desires nomtion with me | growing_concern: hard worker. Afldre."g'\l sou must feel young. Call Mrs. L D Fi ROR Whittier ol. n.w dams B545 tered SPENCER Corsetiare. (See page 172 March Hom: A1) 4 ——stock testh. why buy stock arch supports' We make them to tmpression of rour font Fit_any shoe. Immediate comfort. Foo! 345-X._Star office EAENReS | Correction_Lahoratory 61 A YOUNG MAN, i —an evening student at one of the leading | universitiea. desires a position that will not | interfers with his classes. which are from | 510 10 nm. (AM NOT.AFRAID TO SOIL | MY HANDS.) “Address Box 360-X. Star | WANTED—MISCELLA ATCTION SA of furniture of all_kinds pianos. business equipment. etc.. every Wed. nesday and Saturdas. Lei us give you an estimate on what have for sale.” Shan- non. Caldwell & Co.. Auctioneers. 304 10tn st nw. Phone M 2 SITUATIONS—FEMALE. ASSOCTATE of genuine French milliner in Chicago: Washington. D. C.. experience also expert, efficient millinery saleslady, high clientele: desires permanent connection: mod- grate” Arancial comnensation (o start. - Ad- R A better experienced $30. Addr services of thoroughly 11" salary SRR e SMAKER, eic.. alterations and nerienced. ~_Columbia 1606, HIGH SCHOOL graduate. experienced clerk . with_ knowledge of typing “Ro Star office 5* ADY. white_ experienced. azed 24, speaking | erman, wishes position with private family | huirse or chambermaid neat and frusi. | rthy hest references if desired. State | in' first letter. _Ad-| ._Star office. e TOR. thorourhly experie can furnieh A1 references. | Where 4 deta: St type | are requi | evers, offic Rox 384-X 5 { remod.- | L STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. hich school grad- uate. general office experience: $20 week. | Tine. 1 4° STENOGRAPHER, _expert. 7 vears exper enee: stenotypist. ahle to take charge of s Box X. Star office._4° | STENOGRAPHER. hookkeeper and cashier. reliable. desires posttion experienced _and part ‘time preferred. Col. 7744, Apt. 405 “SECRETARY. _energetic. permanent position: 10 nce in law. commercial and excellent references: available Phane Potomae 1833 g PHER—Capable workar. _ with sxperience i ecretarial_work Address Box 405-X. Star | | ‘ears’ experience. two | ~“one as medical stenog- | best of Teferences. Adams | estate 1 real ST A good Teferences. STE ambitious. thre commercial teache: ranher in hospital 50! | TAILORESS (English) . hand sewing pre | ferred; worked last 3 vears on choir and col- lexe gowns, ete. Swinburn. 208 14th ol ne. WOMAN, colored. wants work jn_cafsieria: " Fhone Lincoln 8415, after, 6 d. matron: part time. | references. 1720 | <ition . some . Address Box 8 Star office. & —_—— SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. APTS_TO CLEAN_by rell references. 1444 W at. n.w.. Janitor's quar- . N ot refe 40, 4520 17th st GENERAL HOUSEWORKER girl. fond ‘of children: referenc num st.n.w. Take Soldiers’ Hi GENERAL HOUSEWORK an ing. experienced and reliable. ces required. o 1B1¥ évon rex .~ Washington Employment Ex change. onerated for. the pubiic by (he W NO CHARGE U ington ' School for aries 5 H1Y YOU ARE PLACED. st n GENERAL HOUSEWORK, white or o no laundry: family of 3. home mif or easant room 1f preferrad: 33 block from land Park bus line. 2 blocks from Wis- consin ave ‘cars: only those with city ref crences and willing (o stas some evenines v housework: stay nights: | E?r?'& inod nu:,b».‘nr part-time colored woman DAY'S WORK, North 93 ghflfi‘. mother's helper. SEWORKER. _whiter for reterred: cood | 328X Shar n:fl!u. GENERAL —H employed counle or ladi references. Address Box TSEWORK or parf 1 North 6764 t WORK. by colored irl. | time, col- | GENERAT, | SEWORK. _nurse. colored | =i v SR mirl. 1157 19th st now. Stenogs.. (ypists. Free registry. M; City Empl pre.. 876, br. 4. 133 ment Service mh2 n 2! oy SAT.ESMAN for retail cigar store; one with some retail ex- perience preferred; good oppor- tunity for advancement; only those with best of reference need apply. A. Schulte, 15th and G sts. n.w. @ SECURITY SALESMAN FOR EXCEPTIONAL PREFERRED COM- MON STOCK IN A WASH- INGTON FINANCIAL IN- STITUTION NOW OPER- ATING; FULL CO-OPERA- TION. ADDRESS BOX 374-X, STAR OFFICE, _ BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. | nesd apoly. ve. 20684-J or in person. ORK_ 4 adults: small W14 ABth st n stay_nights: $40 T ;82 on T5th: 8021 Newark st. -0 ants chamberniaid or Hotel e8¢, _experienced. th n.w GIRE, colored work ' or _wal Owens,” 1535 GERMAN . £00d_cook R e S A e -V Star Civil Service Examinations. Special intensive courses for all the March examinations —— junior _ stenographer. junior typist, senior stenographer. senior (ypist. Dolloe’ exam: Batent "fics, "tOne _taition every di ry night 4 ALTERATION HANDS. experienced. a 08 F st. n.w. AL’ T! s T . office’ Knowledge cof tvpewriti $10%her week ™ Phone "Main 308 People’s Life Insurance and H nw. L GIRLS. 3. with neat apdw envelopes. "Apoly 703 7th st.n GIRLS, Jenced. Doroth: foy: School ‘ot "Beauty Cuiture, 112 e ND§—Experienced . on A Ao 1917 " Conn: small law preferred: or_eall Blds.. 14th Ilfil’!\nl quarters Address Box GIRE. ot 20 motheTs Bal GIRL. white. about 20 other' " a o aiee child o 8 "s's-:nd'{v'- o apbreciating Kind treatment neod Mre WAl 1758 Conn, ave: mer el GIRL, colored. cook and general houseworl nights: reference required. g7 EhE S S GIRL. neat, German. for cooking_and ureday. Fridsy or Saturday. 12 to GIRL to wait fable and do chamber 1336 Fairmont st 2 GIRL. white. for general b oTk. capahie of " Anewering .-nm-lmfd"".‘.'n'n.“‘ih'i k. Kenyon st._n.w. o i for chi T mid- iEE RS Sldren: mid JSEKEEPER. about 30, for colored wid- ower with 8 chiidren: eood home and sgod ment for honest. upright woman 3 Jones. care bt Dick Staliings, Tpper Marl- foro_ Prince Geo L) IGHT HOUSEWORK—Gond 310 Indiana ave. n.w. Pay: 86 wasi- | GIRL_wants_general housework: small fam- ily. 1027 11th st. n.w._ 4° | BOOKS—BOOKS i Full_cash value paid |F2 Margaret zaret | 1q BOUGHT. ALL KI large or_small lots. “Bring them in hone _ Franklin 5416, Pearlman's CLOTHI r cash values for any a garments. shoes. et our unlettered auto Justh's O1d St CLOTHIN tomohile. cj prices v mount of men's worn Phone Main 4135 and Wil call prompiis L e 1 call in oy, uniettersd av ¢ or suburbs. and Day You hich S eentlementa, ehildre Arded ST deseriptions 2 Dostal or phoe. "1 will.call.y W. R w. ‘North 1158, ' Jewelrs and old_gold__for_cash ‘Alvin® Hofta. diamond broker w Rooms 17 and 18, M. A45% ¥R BEDS and furiture: best prices Square Deal Furniture Co.. 501 Era Phone Man BoA8 0 00 FUR T Hudson seal. wanted. €l Potomae 305-. after 6 pm. FURNITURE and_ouseholl _goods. _ For beat vestlta call Mr. Harre Forr. of Eazle Firnitie €0-"'1305 7th s n.w.. Potana RNTTURE. pianos. carpeta. stc. Phone Main Wagon or Thave me tall. Nerenter.’ Parave. Bw. ek FURNITURE, and _housshold goods wanisd You will fee] gatisfied with Drices I pay. Walaenbere, 405 10th st. n.w. - Franklin 2500. FURNITUR nds_wanted: best prices paid. Caital § re Co. 400 La Ave. n.w.. or phone Frankin 10267, FURNITURE — Wanted within _next faw weeke enough [ for several rooms also niano paid atn n use any quantity, eood ine. 901 & GOLD, silver. watches, diamonds and _old jewelrs needed in our manufacturing dent L , Sthinger's OFFICE EQUIPMENT for phrsici geon who is Just opening up. Phone N 4946 or Potomac 1888. 5 L. be bargain for cash. Address ox Star office. STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of descrintion bought and sold. _Call Bal Fixture Co.. 618 Louisiana ave Main X087 ECTE S methods. Special_attantinn ren. Phone Col. 8 'RNITURE—Party desires to purchase some used furniture. also baby grand piano. Phone Franklin 5394. guarantee satisfaction. to Star readers. Any complaint found nec essary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Serv- ice Column eall Main 5000, Branch 115. RTISTIC PAPERHANGING tering: rooms papered. p. Call at onc for Tow estimates Pot- 23755 Haln. 4+ B|F|‘,XI')DL\’I‘~ .\(AURFQ‘Ei M; lm'mt: and Diiowe. reno best prices and brompt de W attress Co.. 61 "o e M, BEDDING—Box springs repaired. mattresses renovated $3° work smaranteed. Columbia Bedding Co_ 61 n 5598, B+ X SPRI feather matt. Beddinz Co.. 1 paintinz. nias GIRL, wants part-fime or day's work: ref- NS FEOC) Phone Bot st n.w. neatly done Phione West GIRL as maid or helper. smal erence. 1716 Bth n.w. GIRL. el helber. 40% Ha RL. colo: e eat of relerencen. 3 IRL. colored. wants w heiper or light housework. LIGHT HOUSEWORK. by art_time or all day: references. ousework, part 2 11th . Ko _nights. ORNING WORK. by e or ot Lol marning PART- TIME WORK — X wishes_position. _North 708 PARTTIME WORK, by rel city references. 477 Ridge n.w.. and N ats. n.w. _Call 6 to & m {auto" reflectors - renlate MATTRESSES and pillows— Get ready for Sprinz. Let Us renovate vours Right prices and promnt ssrvies assured EAGLE BEDDING CO. 1123 7th st.n.w BRASS BEDS RELACQUERED and repaired silver plating. re npt service. M. 8697, Acme Plat- T s S948 contractors_and builders in olter clase: eati- averly ot Clar _rer -EM BOX SPRING pairing: p; CARPENTER. gen. roof repairs, garag Slassed n: reaso W. B._Weaver, Fr. CARPENTER JOBBING. REMODELT: oak floors laid: general repairs of all k Prices_reasonahle. Main 8215, s and . porches huilt Free estimate. Phone 1898 & PLACE to work mornings. bring e homa. - 1543 0 at. mow: e Waskinx CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR. Al kinds of remodeling. zarages perche houee PLACE as waltress of Lght housework in Belyate tamily: no laundry neat colored sl 506 Conn. ave. Tepairing, stors fronts; no jo§ (o9 ‘w‘.ov