Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1929, Page 43

MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, Calif. May 28.—For ‘time being & deluge of color will terate the cool black and white Pproduct of the studios. Marilyn Miller will star in a color Pproduction. Irene Bordini's brunette loveliness will be seen on the color screen. Sally O'Neill is featured in a color al,c‘:um which is among the pioneers of new vogue. ‘The revue makers are largely respon- sible. Imagine the average follies or galeties or nonsensicalities, or what- ever you want, all done in grays and ‘whites and blacks. It would be terrible. ‘The revue has thrived on the gor- geousness of its color, the shapeliness of its girls, the ability to tread the danger line without stepping too far across. The music and libretto have| Wkl'yl been more or less a matter of ! Louise Fazends, who has had to dye her hair red to play in one of these color pictures, says she Will never go back to the old dark brown. And that's an idea. Miss Pazenda insists that she has a buoyancy of spirits and an altru- istic outlook upon life with red hair that the brown-haired woman cannot feve. ”&Ilck Mamie—the henna! The rumor bugs insist that Alice | White has been taken out of the role of | Nanette which she was preparing for | months past. A star of musical comedy will be engaged to do the role. Movie | men are learning to demand sophisti- | cation in their dancing steps. Alice White is at present doing the story of a five-and-ten girl. She has the kind of charm required to carry such g character off exceedignly well, and, facially and figuratively speaking, PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE BY WILLIAM Sunburn and Tan. A coat of tan was formerly a calamity | in the eyes of fashion. A few years | 8go I recetved lots of inquiries from readers who had incautiously acquired a little tan while on Summer vacation and wished to be rid of it in a hurry. ‘Today no such inquiries come in. Now the young people are counterfeiting a coat of tan when they are unable to ac- quire a natural one. It 18 not necessary to be burned in order to become tanned. Physicians using ultraviolet light, whether from the sun or from a lamp, strive to avoid even mild burning of the skin treated. Some authorities on the use of ultra- vielet light for the prevention of rickets in infants believe .the treatment is most efficacious when the dosage is so small and so infrequent as to prevent even tanning. Heretofore physicians have assumed that the process of tan- ning was at least a good index that the ultraviolet light was accomplishing the desired cure. At any rate, in hospitals where sun bathing and artificial ultra- violet treatment are used extensively, the children with all forms of tubercu- losis do develop a deep mahogany tan of the whole body surface as the tuber- culous lesion or process becomes ar- Your Baby and Mine BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED. Prospective and nursing mothers are told that their diets must contain tooth and bone making material, so that their own teeth will not decay, for nature is gealous that the child may not be deprived. In many instances the mother hasn't the faintest idea in what foods the awe-sounding ealclum and phosphorus may be found. She knows that calcium is lime. and she jumps to_the natural conclusion that she must have lime water, or baby must have it, as 8 means of supplying -his system with this necessary mineral. ‘The mineral elements are in all the eommon foods. We can get iron in iron pills and iron tonics, but we can get an even better rly and one more twemn' and J} used by the bodv in eggs, raisins and spinach and other foods rich in iron.. The same is just as true of the lime and calcium. There is more. lime in a quart of cow's milk than in the same amount of lime water, and one is gobbled up by the body, as it were, and turned into good bones and strong teeth, while a large part of the other merely acts as an anti-actd. In thinking over her menu for the months of pregnancy and later during the lactation period, the mother need not tear her hair worrying about lime or calefum. She must know what con- stitutes a ‘good diet at this time, and if she Jjust glance at the following classifications, she will understand ‘without argument just why she is told to drink a quart of milk or use other she will do nicely. Producers accus- tomed to throwing any beauty into any kind of role are a bit puzzled these days when they cannot do the same with the audibles as they did with the silents. A dumb girl whose mind was on her clothes, her beaux.or the powder that wasn't on her nose could be placed at | the right camera angle, lighted -super- latively, a man’s arms put about her at a passionate angle, and the country would heave in sympathetic approval at_the net result. Not so today. You can't murmur “I love you" and think of your dress- maker’s bills at the same time. It takes a bit of concentration. And, try as they will, the 'h'ls of the movie world shouldn’t be expected to develop in a| few weeks the singing and dancing | technique musical comedy stars have been perfecting for years. A pale girl in duck trousers, a sweat | ehirt_ and blue beret stepped into a Catalina curio store to purchase sou- venirs. “Please send them to the hotel.” she sald. “The name is Garbo—G. Garbo.” The clerk wrote. Bystanders rushed ‘fm‘! and aft to stare at the lady. The |lady herself looked at the clerk with a | benighted expression. “They won't let me alone.” she said pitifully, and strode out into the May sunshine. Greta Garbo is carrying about a book of English pronunciation and taking | frequent_lessons, making ready for a talkie. Even sex appeal isn't going to withstand the terrific demand of the puplic for voices in films. And Greta's present picture will probably be her last in the silent medium. (Copyright. 1990, by North American Newspaper Alliance.) BRADY, M. D. rested. The texture and healthiness of | the skin seem to improve with the tan- {#ing. When a patient has acquired a rich mahogany tan his skin seems. al- ways warm, and the patient feels com- fortable, when and where most of us would be chattering with cold. Sunburn is an extremely unpleasant accident and in severe cases it is quite as serious as a burn of equal area from fire. Even a mild or first-degree sun- burn (simple reddening of the skin without formation of blisters) does not hasten the tanning process and so the young indoor dweller who seeks a coat of tan in a short Summer vacation should be cautious about exposing the skin to the sunlight, It is a good plan to follow a graduated schedule, expos- ing the skin only five or ten minutes at a time, for three successive times, the first day; increasing the periods of ex- posure only five minutes a day. Where the sunlight is strong and nearly verti- cal, even thesé short exposures may prove too long. For the relief of first-degree burn (whether from sunlight, arc lamp or mercury vapor quartz lamp, or_fire) calamin lotion is grateful, and this may be followed by a smearing of the red- dened skin with boric ointment or with {reshly made cold cream. Calamin lo- tion is much used as a soothing lotion for burning, smarting, itching skin troubles and consists of a mixture of one-half ounce each of zinc oxid and calamin powders, one dram of glycerin, two ounces each of lime water and 5 per cent phenal solution, and enough Tose water or plain water to fill the half pint bottle. This must be shaken up and the lotion patted upon the skin with the hands, without rubbing. ‘When the burn is of the second de- gree ' (blisters) the same care must be taken as in dressing a fresh wound, at least in the first few days. Most of lhe popular remedies do more harm good.. Never apply carbolic Jhmol) in any form where there is ister or abrasion or opén wound. Only sterile salve should be used, if any. If the box of salve has been previously | B! opened or used, it is no longer sterile, if it ever was. Plain petrolatum from a collapsible tube is preferable to any homemade oil or grease or salve. Many proprietary ointments offered for burns contain phenol or some phenal deriva. tive, and will inevitably delay the heal- ing process if used. What I have called the soothing pi can have, yet does not delay hi Boric acid, benzoic acid, of each, 0.5%; zinc peroxid, 3.0%; zinc stearate 4%; zinc oxid, 12%; in petrolatum, scented with aromatic oils. Famous Beauties “Old Doc” ointment seems to have all | by any such salve | 4qve, THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, MAY 28 1929 MOON MULLINS—Something Uncle Willie’s Been Keeping From Her ‘All These Years. T WELL WHAT UTTLE carL | WAS ALL TH RIOT cALL ABOULT, SISTER? T THOLLHT T'D CAVE THE A _SURPRISE, BUT SHE KNOCKED MY MOUTH SHUT BEFORE I COULD OPEN \T- AND NATURALLY WHEN 'SHE COMMENCED THROWING THE PITCHER AND BOWL HANRA - l WE THOUUKHT THERE WAS A MAN N THE HOUSE, OFFICER, BUT \T WAS ONLY MY cOoowS HUSBAND. T w CGEE wrHiz) BETCHA WONT NOW HIM, MAMIE- HE'S SHAVED OFF HIS WHISKERS! ND SITUATIONS 43 —By WILLARD. NOW T KNOW WHY T NEVER LikE You! Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. i4th and P Day Pharmaey. 1138 1% SeTifarty's Clgar and Magarine Btore 170 ’a"d Que sts —Kenner's Pharmaes. 5 O's 1907 Georste “sver$, E ‘Lampkin's Phar- mac i Collifiower Art & Gift Co. 3401 14th st.—Bronough's Pharmacy. 14th and Buchanan sts—Hohberger's Phar- 1ih it. and Colorade ave—O'Donnell's Pharmacy. a2 Mout P 2162 California st.—Colodny Brothers. Wardman Park Pharmacy. s J. aves. and M—Sanitary Phar- d K_sts.—Duncan’s Pharmacy. hand K sis—Goidenvers's (time clerk's esk). Ith and O sts.—Smith’s Cut Rate Drus Store. French 8impson. oin"ahd O sls M A i fonion's Pharmacy: ve. and Rock Creek Church rd.—Rock eek Pharmacy. and Upshur st.—Petworth Phar- Fla. ave. and 16t st—N. Relekin. Noith Capitol st “and R. I ln,—rnlexl armacy. 1742 Pa. ave.—J. Louts Kriek. 2134 New York ave.—Riverside Pharmacy. 2ist and G sts.—Quigley's Pharmacy. Tbst's Pharmacy. Wisconsin Tatt. 4231 Wisconsin ave.—M, Takoma _Park. 359 Bros.’ Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. 30th and P sts.—Morgan_ Bros’ Pharmacy. 30h and M ats.Brace's Pharmacy. 3411 M st.—Moskey's PI 2072 Wisconsin Wisconsin av macy. an Bros. ar st.—Mattingly NORTHEAST. B Ith st. ‘tnd llfl p-n' —Louis P. llldk!. 326 East Capitol st.—Estlow & Tate's Pl n:;'"-da R L ave—John G. Blgss' Phar- 10th st. and Vi th end D st: 4% and L sts. ave —Herbert's Pharmacy. Lantz's Drug Store. ~Columbia Pharmacy. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. All sdvertisements for The Evening Sar flun B in e Biar omce or one ot The r_branch of “ RE ISSUE. with the !olk'lnl excep- ons: Bt RS Auvtrum::n'xl under the above classifica- tions will be accepted at The Star ofice. 11th st. and Pa. ave.. until 12 noon day of issue. sxcent Saturdays and Legal Holl the' closiny tisements :” i *Bunday ceived at tar ofice dav, o at sny of The wans ‘chit: "WETH "ORDER 15 required for all rtisements from fransient advertisers. LOCAL RATES. minimuy ine. 3.1 2 tym ine. 8c per i 7 times conseeurively. 17 per line. Advertisements under Personal. 3c per line additional., RATES OUTSIDE 25-MILF KADIUS 0' WASHINGTON. 4-line mintmum 1 time. 25¢ per lin $ times, 23¢ per line. 7 times. 2ic per lin 30 times or more consecutively, 20c per line. Advertisements under Petsonal, 3¢ per line and Soci - Leaders :73 World over secure .that bewitching, milk products each day, just why she Is told that she should eat whole-grained cereals or breads made of them, and ‘why it is absolutely necessary that she eat several different vegetables and fruits each day, not only for their nourishing powers, but for their rough- age and their mineral content. Nnt only are lime and phosphorus found most abundantly in milk and such milk products as cheese and but- termilk, but in meat, fish, shellfish, eggs, oatmeal, chocolates, molasses and graham flours, Moving on to the vegetable family we find in beans of all kinds, peas (dried, fresh or canned). carrots, tur- nip tops, spinach, pumpkins, rutabagas, ‘water cress, celery and parsnips the mineral content. Amonz the fruits, figs stand highest on the list in their supply of these par- ticular minerals, and biackberries, rasp- berries, currants, dates, strawberries, oranges, peaches and raisins also have an appreciable supply. $O MucH BETTER THAT'S what you’ll say when you taste Kellogg’s Pep Bran Flakes. They have a more appetizing crispness us the famous flavor only P can give. Healthful! You get the nourishment of the wheat. !utenoughhnnlnbemildly ive. Serve with milk or cream. Sold only in the red- .nd n package. Made logg in Battle Creek. PEP Bran FLAKES BETTER BRAN FLAKES | ¥%d attractive touch'to their }“ complexion .dll in White - Flesh - Rachel In use over 85 years Send e. for Trial Bize Ford. T. Hopkins & Son, New York One sure way to oP |~ moths and keep | them stopped ‘Morus are no longer seasonal pests! Winter in modern steam- heated homes is the same as summer to moths. They eat all year round, so you can't afford to relax your vigilance at any sea- son. [Furthermore, the precau- tions you took a week ago may not be effective today. Unless— you used Expello. Expello stops moths decisively—kills them without fail. And a can of it hung in your clothes closet con- tinues to protect for from three to four months. No spraying. Nothing to do. Nothing to forget. Expello also comes ten handy bags to tin for chests and trunks. iach style $1 only. The Expello Corporation, Dover, N. H. Get Expello at your drug or department store today 39 ! and additional. ‘Transient_classified advertisements' for the Baltimere Sun and the New York Times wi be received over the Business Counter of The Star at regular Tates. ADVANGED STUDENT. Inteligent, prokrer- sive active and ambitious. to revresent well known organization. road fare paid and Eood Tacomme Sharauteed. "Atdress Bow T2 ing worker; moderate salary to besin. 1309 G st. n.w. e AUTO SALESMEN (5) to sell model A Ford cars. This is a new dealer. territory that bas not been covered: workers should meke At léast $250 per montl Apply Anscostia Motor Co., 1808 Nichols ave. se. BARBEK_Wanted. €00d _colored ~Baiber. Apply ready fo Mass BOY. colored, (o ride bicycle to enllfll Infl %ellvel’ work. 1409 N. Y. ave. n.w., second oor- BRICKLAYER. A-1, Grst-class. for front Defsien Nelclc wack: {Alc- fearce; eat B ant. ) BRICKLAYERS. union: bring_tools. _Conn. ave. and Legation st.. Conn. ave. and Dav- enport st. n.w. 30° CARPENTERS and hricklavers, good waers. Address Box 223-7. Star offc t nry. $30 per week. Apply by letter, Address Box 127-Z, Star office. 'CHAUFFEUR.BUTLER. colored. f two; drive Packard for one person: be experienced and have references. dress_Box 192-2. Star_office. HAUFFEURS, colored, for taxicab. ¢ Nortn 3436, CIVIL ENGT! family of must A‘d NEER. _experienced strne- tural design of buildings; for general office work. Must be college graduate. Location. Richmond, Va. Permanent position if sat- istactory. State age and, qualificatione in fiist letter. —Address Box_258- office. CLERK and meat cutter, e i grocery business; must have referen 1501 A st. se. COLLECTOR. must have' car: experience un- necessary. but must he willing o work ha and not afraid of long hcurs. ~ Right man can earn %45 a_week. Apply 735 7th st n.w. DENTIST'S ASSISTANT for practice of re- fned, clientele good onportunity. “Must be refined. honest and willing to work. Ability ioterest will be properly rewarde steady employment: siate are. previous ex: perience. Address Box 191-Z, Star office. 20° | FANCY, PRESSERS. must be fust and rood: | Pays Iy it per week. Need not Add: s good, State whers last worke 7. 5.1 Box_ 2% pihegdias JANITOR. exvfrlenrm. With referen ly_Mr. Shaller. South’ Ci MAN for organization wi auaintance: the right man can for: profitable and pleasant connection: tention given o answers unless past e ployment. age. length of residence in com- munity and religion are given: give phone number: can aiso iise man in suburbs. Ad- dress Box 138-7. Star_office. MAN. youns. ambitious. reliable. ~ ABDIY A& W. Rootheer Store, 606 9th st. n.w.. or German. for fari be “steady ‘and sobe: Address Box 74-Z, ung. to work in fountain. Must be experienced. References. 1278 N st. n.w. MAN WANTED—Must be a live wire: one ¥ho can do tailoring and meet the public. State salary and ability. Address Box 93:2, Star_office. 2 MARN, young. aiter’ workin and_board. ) “white, owning ¢ hours in_excha _Georria_1650. positi ‘experience - not 17, And commission Apply nk_Bidg. KiLls MQTHS deservine worker. Rm. 1210 People {010 or § 14th and H. HELP—MEN. (Continued.) MEN. 3. wanted to sell elec chines: 2 ‘weeks' training free. salary an commission as you learn. Apply 8 to 9 a.m., Gt MEN, 0od appear Hom lectric siore. At 16 am. see Mr. Sau- #ia ‘foor, Potomac ‘Electric_ Appliance ts. n.w. u‘l'n fx»enenu unnecessary: we will teach jon; permanent if you ral commission. art out. : repeat tradi experierce not tablished Call m., 216 Insurance Bldi 1-4 Eve ste. n MEN, young 3_to travel o, arranging for Call at oncs. day or eve- e e Cavia. T B0 nw MEAT CUTTER and grocery clerk. expe: enced. Reference reauired. 3582 13th n PAINTER. 35 per day: steady work. ADply Room 603 Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg.. 1406 G PAINTERS, first-class, Tork. Apbly. Koom 603, Disirict National Bank Bidg. 1406 G_st. n.w. PAPERHANGERS, firsi-class. 39 day. Bie Apply_Room 603, Dist. National Bark Blds., PATENT BOLIC m of patent lawyers in Ohio: young man with technieal training and some patent experience pre- ferred. A good opportunity for a conscien- tious men, and the assurance is given that scope of 'employment and salary will be commensurate with the aptitude and effort of ‘the individual Replies in confidence. Address Box 1 Star _office. ST PORTER. ‘colored, Apply at orice, National Drug. 926 17t) PRESSER for mzn s :lot of_Am Clot) PUMP AND TANK MscHAmc thoroughly experienced; install and repair gasoiine gaulpment: steady work, good pay. Address Box_195-2. > BALESMAN -u.n car Tor SUIES VoL T represent a leading department store. Mar- ried man preferred. Apply Room 208, Bank of Commerce & Savings Blde.. 7th & E n.v. SALESMAN experienced slothing and men's id of work; references. Address Box 187-Z, Star office & Apply Wonder Pa nw. * ufacturer necessity requires District sales man- r this territory. If you can organize small stock of office, for per- selling taking orders for exclusive articie selling, for §2 commis- slon, $1: no collecting or deliveriris. Room | BA s house for a well known household necessity salary and commission while learning the business.See Mr. Harris, 1017_Conn._ave. willing to _work and_ follow 000 or better a Mr. Slattery. “job for you it you re s worker and not Call Hmoluz;gn convince us you habitual job seeker. for_appointment. | THE WANTED—SALESMEN REAL ESTATE SALESMEN, experienced. wanted to sell our properties. We are own- ers and pay full commission. We have de- sirable houses in Chevy Chase. D. C.. Wis- consin_ave. extended, mearby Va. and Md. lots on Conn. ave.. D. C.. in business neigh- borhood without restrictions against busi- ness: one of 80,000 sq. ft.. suitable for de- partment_store. large theater or any ex- tensive business; also residence lots in Chevy Chase. D. C.. and new subdivision. Conn. ave. and Jones Mill 1d.: also acreage in front of Congressional Club. River Bradley rds. and other valuable acremge: exchanges considered of our rented houses for mcreage. if priced correctly. Fulton R. Gordon. Continental Trust Blde.. Main 5231 SECURITY SALESMAN- Industrial issue of an_ advertising corporation: strong board: sales made by Gemonstrating the product company been insbusiness over a year; not a promotion: losical and convineing 'selling points. 1317 F st. n.w.. 9th floor. THERE ARE 1o good bond salesmen in Washington who cannot increase their in- come very materially by seeing Mr. Lar- Ccombe. Suite 216. Investment Building. _26* SECURITY MEN For local corporation wanting more capital. Men with chain- store experience preferred, but not essential; leads furnished. Will interview men up to 1 p.m. 2146 Pcmn ave. n.w. AUTO bmvxfio'aum{"flbuum Tn- auire about or new method: licensed white men:_established 10 years. Call Lin. 82 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE, A WORTH- while profession for men and women. Ex- pertly Laught at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. Practical experience. Easy terms. Day. evening classes. 817 14th st. n. COLLEGY GRADUATE tutors chidren Sy “hour. _Majn 4619. _ ONE. NATIVE LAI SEANIE Chapin s evenings. DO YOU Wi short time? operating. £ INDEPENDENT IN Learn telephone_switehboard 15 easy lessons. d Cor. 14th and N. Y. sve. ANOTHER SAYS: “IN days, $25 week. Another ice stenographic examination 3 months night school.” Anothe-: 1 weeks day school. now Farning $1.600 ¥ Boyd graduates 1o demand. bosltion " guszanieed. lv'v"[l.‘el-‘lnu; % & 13 BNool: “Accredited” 433 6 nw M. 3538, AUTO LESSONS FOR_PERMITS. PAKKING, clutch control and {raffic: cars furnished: Call POSTER HARTWELL, Franklin 1806, BUSINESS [NSTIIIC‘I’ION SGIN NOW_TO PREPARE FOR CENSUS FEICE EDITORIAL CLERK, STATISTIOS. POST OFFICE STEN. AND TYP. EXAMS. CIVIL SERVICE ~ PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 5. cor. 12th & P n.w. Mel. 6337. EMPLOYMENT A SALESMEN—If you I salary checks. you will appreciate this Ob- portunity. A ‘merchandising business; no stocks. bonds. lusurance or appliances. For iuterview call District 3664 between 9 and 12 dally. SODA DISPENSER. experienced) bring ref- mfl""uunm orks et It e enerseiic. les Teferences.. ADPly Willow Tree inn. 5 mornings before 11. 28 YOUNG MAN. white; must have automobile driving experience. * Call between 10" and 3 busement of Lnvestment Bidg., 13th and K { JUDD EXCHANGE- ;00D AN belp wanted. Cooks. general houses day and part time workers. Reference re: quired. 2114 Vermont ave. n.w. _Pot. 5321. GOOD AND RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED da The, dudd Excliange, 3114 ‘Vermont SO Cionia v AT oo 50: weneral maid. 515 week; couple, chauffeur. New Hampshire, 3125 other_help,_city. 1011 N. Y. ave. . COMPETENT HELP furnished daily: tions open daily. Nat. Personnel Bureau. Room_211. 1405 Eve st. n.w. M. 5831 STENOGRAPHERS. ~ BOOKKEEPERS. ists, male and female, needed to suppl: 1,400 firms that use this ofice regularly as their ‘employment dept. In_ the past five years we have placed 3,191 people in_office Poaltions: ‘o chares uslcas piaced, ington Employment Exchange, 214 Nat. Press Bldg., 14th and F__Main_2460. OUNG MAN. 3 T P P'hlr;l'lecy Wi coluln I\'! at 37th st Seeks men for special work in this district: must be over 28. thrifty and alert. Bond jeauired Promotion to branch man in prospect. Address Box 103-Z. Star MEN— Two, with falr education. for sales dept: st be satisfled with $35_week to start. Bee Employment Manager, 358 Munsey Blds. to 12 and 2 to 5. SALE Yith tmsurance or securlties experience. ke & permanent connection with fm- | rtunity for advancement. Call 73 for_appointment. H-CLASS SALESMAN nection: $5.000 to Teal personality sive Teferences. 1517 POSITIONS Reed 3o seolmars 207 bookkeeers, clerks. sulesmen, eic. Pree ret ispration. d's.'1338 G Main 23 HELP—WOMEN. BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR. experil B Nedtle Clrouiine ana Nestie le Mur. * il West 1160, BEAUTY OPERATOR to help on Edmonds Permanent, Apply Emile, Inc., 1221 Conn. ave. BOOKKEEPER —Must have several years' ex- perience Give age. experience in full and salary_expected in ‘own_handwriting. Ad- dress Box 4 Star_office. CASHIER _and ences and salary 208-Z. Star_office. LR COLLEGE STU! —Ate you interested remunerative work for the Summer? ble and willing w0 give real interested, tn & worth- ate qualifications and ho ayailable for interview. Address Box 298 'y you are cu service, white, as head porter in large Department Store. Ad- . Box 170-Z, Star Office. \‘\l ES MANAGER. “Well established sutomobile dealer, selling low-priced cars and trucks. requires’ experi- enced sales manager, willing to work und capable 'of organizing live sales force: five experience, references and present employ- dtlge confidential. Address offce. SALESMAN. A most destrable connection s avatlable to high character, integrity and ability intelligently present basically sound o conservative investors, Invest- ment experience not essential Thoroush Thgtruction and_ full co-operation to~ those who meet our requirements. Our organiza- Hlon knows'of this ed. Your reply will be ed In strict confidence. Addr Star office. ~ Give_phone gum! —3—A chance to connect with Chevrolet, world’s fastest selling six—selling out of our new sales and service building for house service built. Apply H. Rosenthal, Ourisman-Chevro- let, 13th and Good Hope Road WOODWARD & LOTHROP desire the services of an expert watch and clock repairman. ply employment office, 9th floor. DRAFTSMEN Designers and detailers, acronauti cal, structural, 1 ine or _tools. | Unusual opportunities in aircraft | work with old established company | open to limited number of exper nced young men successful in above | lines. Engineering degree desirable. < ate full experience and qualifica ns in first letter. llll‘ GLENN L. MARTIN CO.) Highlandtown P. O. Baltimore, Md ; GRADUAT —of recognized college or university to train for executive position with large corporation. Reply in own handwriting, stating college attended, year of graduation, age, height, weight and details of business ex- perience. Address Box 143-X, Star BOOKKEEPER—Must be 28 years of ae, and have ‘had at least 5 niry bookkeeping experierce; utomobile businiess. “Also ca- preparing monthly statements. poiviuk eive references, ave, married . “experience and salary expected and answer in _own handwriting. To the one who qualifies, a permanent position awuits. Address Box 124-Z. Star office. COUPLE for general housework; ‘references pable o When aj or_single. requireds 1532 161 TWO SALESMEN OR SALESWOMEN —capable of selling to the beiter class of new. exclusive and restricted roperty: B Be: r. Prior, 1407 N. { desires _woman of {and refinement for | {college preferred): e o e une o, “Addren s ning June 10. e 225-7,_Star_offic 3 GIRL, colored, permanent waving and finger wavi Ap- Bl wt:r Sussman, Room 2¢ muz'l"w.s - 1 HEAD WAITRESS, experienced. xoo_n_u'm_- ences and appearance required by old estab- lished restaurant: aiso 5 resses._Address Box 221- 1e s 3 cetlonary 5042 Tath 2575;’;" T?R e e3s Com y the Luxur Phione Clev. 2260, i e PERMANENT _ WAVER_Must Fugene or Nestle: vood salary; position. _Lady Jane. 1304 F st. n. SALESWOMAN. agreeable. diplomatic. open- minded and. of g0od appearance. beiween Wi 1o fearn Sciciime methode " Audsen o learn scientific methods. res Box_112-8. Star_ofce. s BALESWOMEN. ~salary and _c ission. Apply mornings, “ready for work. = Crest Mie Co. 418 Oxford Blds., 14th snd New York ave. STENOGRAPHER. temporary, tfld per -E age and experience. % 200-7, Star offce. . - WAITRESS. white. for tea roon pply 924 1i0h st after B o o APPY WAITRESS wanted. Apply sountry store, 4449 Conn. ave. Ask for Bob. WOMAN—A firm with a national reputation unquestioned character mportaut truveling po- ( with good education mality more {mpor- gunranteed income: splendid opportunity for rapid advancsment 1o executive posilion. Call in person, Mrs. Riue. the La Fayette Hotel, YOUNG LADIES. Catholic; Work is pieasant. congenial, and _chances for promotion are excellent:’ we train you. Call. 8 to 10 or 5 s ave. be expert: sition: must be ovi tant - than _experience. ‘Wash- | c, permanent * | GIRLS. 2. colory 0 6. 1343 H st. n.w.. Room 1310, YOUNG WOMAN. white. educatcd. _refiied. as nursery yoverness for child of 3 years: dl!rnonnl ur‘u) )&.hen references. Address YOUNG WOMAN beiwesi “of 23 and 28, for outside investigating: salary $15 to __Address Box 8-, Star_office. THE CHF 2, POTOMAC TEL] COMPA DESIRABLE AVAILABLE FOR YOUNG WO\ EN QUALIFYING FOR TEL PHONE OP “RATING. (xOOD ARY PAID WHII G WITH I\(R EAS start, SPHONE QUE '\PPI 1C. 722 12th WANTED—An experienced sal woman for our accessory depart- ment. A good opportunity for an intelligent woman who knows wom- en's accessories, Must have reier- ences. Apply to Mr. Walf, munds, at the corner of 7th and H ats. Sig- | g1 HELP—WOMEN. (Continued.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP desire the services of a young woman for food checking, expe- rienced in the Horwath & Hor- wath system. Apply employ- ment office, 9th floor. — ey HELP—DOHES'I'IC CHAMBERMAID. colored. also _laundress who can assist other maids; also a firsi-class cook. Call aiter 9:30 Wednesday morning, 1728 Mass. ave. nw. Bring references. CHILD'S NURSE—Experienced colored wom- an wlho wants permanent place. Must have first-class_references: stay nights. Apply 3971 rison st., Chevy Chase or phone Clev. 4896. COOK and general houseworker, $60. North 1055. COOK _and housekeeper %0 away for Summer. n.w., Apt. 519, after 6 p.m.; capable. willing to Il at 3500 14th st. bring refer- COOK al #ood references. Phone Wis. 4073. 'GENERAL HOUSEWORK- T be GIRL for $7_week. GIRL, wood. for general ousework; must be neat ‘and clean; reference. 1451 Harvard PERSONAL. (Continued.) RECOMMENDED SERVICE. __(Continued.) FOR RENT-SUBURBAN rooms; very desirable: all modern conven- iences: mear churches and schools. Shep- PAPERHANGING, PLASTERING — Special low prices this week. FPirst-class materiel and workmanship. J. Baitz. 601 Irving st. Col. 1889. beautiful, natural-like wave that re- quires no finger waving: the sensation of the year; done by graduate operators only: about Phone for appointment. FLLE HON- OUR_GRADUATE SCHOOL. MISS A ts. Call any time, 1754 North 8752. 2 CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH, | snmn, individuai instruction. 1450 N st. ur. BOPERVISED OUTDOOR . RECREATION for your boy: all day or after school. We gall for and return your sen by automobilc hikes and_auto_trips. ali pervisors: §5 per week. Franklin 10108 after 7 p.m. or write H st. n.w.. Mr. YOUNG. BILTMORE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR children up to 14: start now: Prench in cluded. _1850_Biltmore st. _Adams 1154. 3 WILL SELL PURNITURE OF downlown apt. cheap for quick rent_apt. furnished. Franklin 5 78. TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving prices ' Fit and satistaction guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at- tendants to_care for your every wan | ples_Drug_Store No. 2. 7th_and E s SLIP CO! 3-PC. BUITE nu 28th see. MAID, well recommended. 1848 wmmim ave. WOMAN, colored, g0 morth _June u. cook for private family for Summer. dress Box t: WOMAN. rolOapake chargs child 2 years oid; care for_small apt References. Address Box 169-X. Star N for general housework in ¢ adults. “Apply at 1022 11th st. WOMAN, colored, to care for two child: . Silver_Spring, Md. WOMAN. white. for cooking and_housewor) stay_nights. _Atlantic 3770-J. 1207 Sth _n. WOMEN, white. light housekeenine: dress Box 316-Z, S SITUATION: ATTORNEY, five years local experienc general and patent practice. desires connec Gion with firm: excellent ocal references. Addréss Box 194-Z. Star office. BOY. colored. winhes job. dishwashel cleaning. bootblack. References. tomac 1151, BUTLER. or ¢ ine to leave city tur 3546, COLLEGE MAN. 2t ployment with future. Star office. COLLEGE STUDENT desires Summer em- ployment starting June 7; references fur- hished. Address Box 72-Z. Star office. * _ DRAPTING, ipechanical patent: machine designiog; working drawings. developments, general engineering. Box 213- ELECTRICIAN, 4 ¥rs.’ experience gen. shop work, wishes permanent employment with futuré., _Address Pox 90-Z. Star office. _29° GENT! FAIR EDUCA- TION, mvn.kn lxmxvnv ACCU:! MED THE_PUBLIC, DE. SIRES POSTHION. | ADDRESS BOX " 15 STAR OFFICE. JOB PRESSMAN with 10_ years' experience on Miller fe «. and 3 years on Miehle Vertical presses and 1 year on Kelly press. desires permanent *sob " with ' some reliabls firm._Address_Box 198-Z. .__ 30 MEDICAL STUDENT. senior. deires employ- meat of any Rind during Summer vacation. feur. by colored m references. Phone Dec: e penn-nnn e Address Box 197:Z. roula‘iiufil. c.pme, energetic, desires ‘rmtanent connection. 10 years' experience: local references. Address Box 64-Z, ,?!ll’ expari- enced. 638 D .. BECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, 6 ¢ perience. besi references. Call 1726-W_ TYPING or_any clerical work nnlly and ;‘plmnnhl" done at home. 175 V GIRL “colored. wishes cievator job. *Franxiin WAITRESS in lunch room or cafeterla. n [efined. vouns, wants position. Mr East Patrick st., YO‘JNG LADY wllh knowledge of short- typewriting. bookkeeping and management, desires position company. 'Phone_Col.” 1736 neat. C., 309 WITH gushions, snap fasteners: incl. material, 31 Mcnc: X Bourd with Perisian famiy. Potomac_458. BERRY & ROUX NOW LOCATED COR. 18th and Wyoming ave. Permanent Wi 310._Decatur 1 s 29 HALL. VERNONX Please come home; eversthing is all right. MOTHER. _ * ENCH—ROOM AND Also lesso O N. FORMERL i the “Frasicine. will epecialize”in femodeling | eed. Estimates ~ chi en. y Repair Co.. 219 Mills Bide. Main 10318. PAPERHANGING_Have vour work done now at low prices. Rooms, $6 and up: personal J. Egdall, 3559 10th n.w. Adams PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING i prices this week only. We will scrape and size when necessary Wnd paper average size room for §7_ Paperhanging guaranteed in writing for 8 years. Interior and exterior painting at special prices. We use Dutch pure linseed oil and turpentine Cash or terms up to 3 years to pay Payment on work done now to begin in July, Peoples’ Home Decorating Co. Inc. 817 9th st. n.w. 417, PAPERHANGING —Not cholp work, _but good work cheap. Call Col. 9235, Economy dred " selections within _your price T Skilled_painters. Floors refinished, 3561. BREEN'S. M PAPERHANGI papered, $6 and up; guaranteed first-class ork: estimates and samples submitted free. Earle Jordan. _Lincoin ! PAPERHANGING — llom p. i estimates furnished: wor T George, 2120 18th st. n.w. red, 35 lnd PAPERING 5 rooms and 3-story hall. 360: newest patterns, latest plasiic paint textures: painting all kinds. _Adams 2326. PAPERHANGING _Prompt. reliable _service Get my PIANO TUNING, general piano our _estimates. We _specis in s and rebuilding. Get Fices "reasonable teed. . Sanderson- Lin. 1057. Night BEAUTY PARLORS. SPECIAL this week. wave, marcel il RN O treatment. Excellent on nerves. Teducing ireatments. 3025 O ‘A REALLY BEAUTIFUL PERI at the MABELLE HONOUR S8CHOOL for Other besuty culture work at low prices. Open daily until 6: Mon., Wed. and Pri. until 9 p.m. 817 14th st. n.w. Fr. 9818. MO WANTED —Three $40 each. R. M. Thomas, Spinel and nal a . West 1130. o Los 941 Shepherd PLAST! hew work. Datching, porniing up. Get ‘the man WA ocs best work al reasonable prices. Llovd Perdue. 826 4th st. n.w. Main 4732, PLUMBING, HEATING. OIL BURNING. o and Joctantiom, ety relia u xer rooving walls: reuuum- spouting, damp Prices © North foofitie_Cov. 3038 18th 8 G ING UTING. T its tinning C. Robey; reasonable prices; estimates free. Lin. 248, 1221 Morse n.e. 30+ UPHOLSTERING. furniture done in the home if derired. 1434 Newton st. n.w. Adams 8401. airing: - work 5. Weaver, ity President’s fishing retreat, May only $3.50. Dom. Tours, Dec. 5000, Calif. cars: sl point: 1 Bureau, == BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GROCER Rent $35. Receipts 3600 weec, Sickness st it} & P AT BRICK STORE and home, including ex e grocery” business. " Resldential neieh- borhgod. ' Only $11.000. See Mr. Watzman. 806_Woodward_Bldz. “COmNDlD SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive mpt attention. For admission to ided Service Column call __Main 5000, Branch 115 ALTERATIONS—Papering, painting _ and plastering, electrical wiring, hot-water heat- ing, plumbing. roof All forms of cafpentry work. Metal ceilings and garages. Al°branches of ‘stucco, cement and brick work, fully guaranteed Terms !f desired. American Contracting Co.. Bond Bidg. Cail Main 3934._Evening. Columbia 4655. 1° AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED in 48 hours with wonderful new durable lscquer Gnish that grows handsomer with age. Proof against rain, sno monta. acids. al w, you, sam exflllentmm McReyne 1423-1426-1427 | AUTO STORAGE—Let thi !Iurhinn be your car doctor. Cars reasonably stored, repaired and washed. 25! 1375. AUTOMOBILES irrespective of make or that have been used, abused or wrecked a made to look like new by our competent mechanics and modern ~equipment. We straighten, repair and touch up the finish of fenders and bodies at reasonable pris Our wash lllfl volish Is $3: lue-fln is $ leafis 8,1 0 S ol T ized Buick aervlee and Authorized Duco Re- finishers. 1728 lorama rd., just around the_corner_from nu 16th BATTERY CHARGING. tery Service. Batterit for and delivered free. Metropolitan 10474. resd L catied 1o ot SITUATION—DOMES'I'IC. S NURSE. white. thoroughly experi- best of reference. Phone Decatur 000 Willing Yo ‘0 5023. _Answer 1609 8th st. COOK. colored. neat. general worke do part-time or day's worl North_934 COOK, part-time o colored girl: reference. Chevy Chase iy COOK, good, from Virginia: also mother's helper, part-time and day's work; 3 colored girls. Pot. 4599. DAY'S WORK or part lime geaeral house- work. 457 M st. n.w. & of T 3840 Fessenden st.. hnun ING_Prepare for your Spring 5 BEDD) cleaning. Mattresses, pillows. box spri wire springs rene and remade. do it now before the rush; '(‘:g:umhh Bed SESDING, MATTRESSES, b Box sprines and pillows _reno.; best pri ompt _del. ‘Wash. Mattress Co. w. M. 7 Br GV plompt service and low brices. Eagie Bedding_Co.. 2215 5th _st. n.e. m‘fll’ | and ster] ith Dept. FULL USE large business piace. oppu-m banks and chain stores, bouleverd. Hyatts- ville: $20. GEO. C. WALKER, Hyatts. 803, evening_206. . _fl MANUFACTURING _ BUS! reasons for sacrificing 6.000 cash, m.rmk, Ve gs 2581 ess on paying bas Write 243 Law_Blds a. ave, 5. 2 312,000 WILL PURCHASE s half interest in a local wholesale mlnuhcturlnl Mu!xwll purchaser lo be active and salary {rom the start. Address Box 91-Z. Star office. TRNGH BOM 7ox sl vow: sessien 25 paln {horoushiare. For appointment eall mL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOAN business exclusive correspondent large mortgage cor- peration; good Tenewal business in fire in- surance 'and morty bargainfor Address Box 43-Z. Star of . Biar omeer 31r DENTIST OFFICE, completely equi sale due to death; reasonable for au Address Box 112-Z. Star of , for k pur- ce.* SeUonce. on_mccount. of ether flnne feasonable ofier refused. Fhone Cort u«- UELICATESSEN, rooml. 32 baths: Box 31! including property o( 0 downtown, northwest loca- rooms. $200 monthly. hborhood. Address Star_office. 2° G ING. Saiablishment— as been tailor shop for_16 ¥ Reason, leaving town. " 1933 N. Capitol st 30° GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET for sale— Owing to sickness must sell guickly. Corner in nw section. =Very ruwn’ioble. e—11 rooms, 3 HOUSE_for bnhs. mgly! lurnlalwd all rented. Address clum news, “souvenirs. in hote low rent: price, $1. oo, '°"”I lar_office. CAPETERIA. best downtown location, going business: piace any one should desire to own: ~firtures. etc., valued $3.500: pri $1.650.__Address Box 4 Star office. LARGE ROOMING and boarding house for sale. " No dealers. _Downtown location. Ad- ss_Box 207-Z. Star office. RENOVATED. SDrings, mattresses. down comforts re-cov- ed. _ideal I 622 E n. ht tunch, Tor quick ICATESSEN—Busy corner. aa fountain, " Low rent. Chi sale. _Pr. BRICK, plaste Tk Damp 'walls waterproofed. Free estimate. Decatur 5422, Stoutsenberger, 1709 1st 4 LADIES', lll.ll 8 furnishings: dry oods. no- tions store for sale. 4 rooms and bath. modern improvements. Owner wishes to tire. _Address Box 201 30° GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanted by reli- able colored woman. 1416 6th_st. n.w. GIRL. young. colored. wants job cleaning bachelor = apt, mornings. Call mornings before 12. 1332 13th st. n.w. . GIRL, two. colored. wish work such as da) work.'_Cail_at 837 2nd_st. s.w. d GIRL, colored. wishes housework of any kind 'by week. ~Phone West 1947. 2131 L st n.w. i ez GIRL, colored. wants_dnvs Work or house- work._Call_Atlantic 2530~ GIRL. neat; reliable. colored, as nirse or waitress: g0 home laundry. _Atlantic_271 GIRI, colored, wants general housework in small’ family; g0 home nights. Phone Adams 5903, 37 GIRL. colored. — wants housework. _ Call Pot. 95 - GIRL, colored. neat. for lisht_housework or nursing. _Deeatur 1751 8 st “wishes place nights; no en- gral housework and day's work. Phone Pot. GIRL, colored. neat. ine’s work; referenc GoLosmahi o GIRLS -2 wood. honest. housework of any kind. 445 H st n.w. MAID, colored. wants_‘ob. nw.. Apt. 32, Phone North 10164 NURSE-MAID, colored. best of in city references. Call any ' time 1455 P st now. WASHING wanted by aud part-time work. 1345 V st. n.w. WOMAN. respectable, colored. wants Work of any kind,/ No Sunday work if possible. . wants morn- 11th st n.w lored girls will do Call at residence, 1825 Vernon st. 29° out of uesday. | first-cless laundress Va. wants place cool: in private family: rei 'N. 510-W. WOMAN. colored, wants day's work or pai time_work: can furnish best of references 318 K st 5. WOMAN-—Part-time job or W home by girl with reference. st me. ce as hing to take 1437 Dunca & Tne rate_under beadine of is 3 cents ver line aidition _regular | ersonal to the el e RIO NURSE. GIV OIVM SPECIAL CARE, DIET. to invalids, convalescent, aged, in own lovely g-i.;;.e. day and night care; best ref. Pot. DRIVING TO MEMPHIS SATURDAY, JUNE 1. returning June 15: passenger wanted, one or both ways: closed careful driver. lumbia 5811-J. af p.m. 29° FOR ADOPTION. FOUR NICE BABY BOYS. three 2 months old and one 2 years old. Phone_Georgis _4051. TRY THE BEST PERMAI 35 no extras. CHEZ NATA! All_methods_employed. RLY WIDOW LAY - DESIRES TG share auto ride to Omaha or near or sive se:vices in return.” Address Box 168-X. Star office.. - |‘|. CARPENTER. ex closed. phrtition: cabinets. cement klin Tepairs. porches in- shelving. screens, alks: eitimates.J. Rowell w. | CARPENTER — Porches remodeling; R. ‘-ucm Feneral repairin. built, * floors la Johnson. 1365 1 | CARPENTER work, by day or job. Gilliss. T CHAIR — CANEING. splinted, upholsterin st.n.w. _Franklin 7483. ELECTRIC_WIRING—6 Toom: complete, $40; fixtures, $20. guaranteed. Get my estimate: money; terms. North 885. screen mechanics. ._Col. 6917. ng. painting: ‘all North 9301. PORCH _ ROCKERS Armstrong, 1235 10th 2 halls. bath work time and - Carpenter. | BLECTRIC WIRING | complete. including fxtures and inside serv- |u-e $74.50: & year to pay. Stein Electric . 627 E nw. Pr. 801, H.ECTRICAL HOUSE WIRING by expert: 6 rooms complete, $72.50. Star_ Eiectric Co.. 3909 Kansas i . Adams _5273. _ jel FLOORS LAID, waxed or finished: experienced white em- ployes. _Acme Ploor Co.. Adams 6883. EXPERT PLOOR FINISHING. scraping. elec. | waxing: skilled mechanics: reduced prices 1 Serene. 1209 N. Main_10187 e T Afidress Box 1447, Biar omtee. o O TS TO BUY OR SELL ANY B T8 EEARTANY é’m&“"ufln Phone. Write or Call Our Representative. WARDMAN BUSINESS SERVICE, KENSINGER. BUSINESS DI K St. N.W. ne_Main ", 1437 c. 30. BARBER SHOP OR HARDWARE STORE. ss man should get Nothing like it in the D, C. Thousands waiting to be served. In the center of four ieading chain stores. drug store and bank. Im- portant boulevard commer- cial aren. Protection against com- petitive business. Large store, 4- room and bath apt. above. Investi- Rate. FISCHER & MA REALTORS, _ Main 566: Eve., AKEE, 1010 ‘Vt. Ave. 952, | I | HEATING, hot-water systems installed. Terms. 1f it's heating. C. ROBEY. | Estimates free. Lin. 248. 1231 Morse n.e. HOME IMPROVEMENTS_Papering. paint- ing. elect) wiring. heati and general re- modeling: all 'work guaranteed "and done | under our own supsrvision. No cath re quired: 1 to 3 years to pay. Let us estimat Over 11_ye atisfcctory services. Metre politan_Improvement Co.. 627 E n.w. | ). HOUSE CLEANING of y _ description: floors shellacked. v-rnllhed N 'lled Dmn card to . _4th 31 KEYS—Duplicate keys. 20 Cante: mats i Furner, & Clrk, uey sddress. | LAWN MOWERS -n-runn and repaired: | delivery service Poles Tor rear st - M AWN HO“R! SHA] Rm "bll“fi. r'- Daire Call Mr and dellver. RO e R Y. o Frankitn 107 LINOLEON—AN Telish including Armstrong. Cemented or tacked down by experts. Prices that will please you. Also ¥indow and floor coverings KI 3 11th and H sts. n.e. Lin. PAINTING. PAPERING, dacoraf] Wlx erfor. Harry A Oln‘:{al"‘&‘ C‘fin..'h’ Col. uu Jeas* | PAINTING | work. screes m'é‘:f Tmetal weather "siripp 9135 till 7 p.m. srippin ADDING Mo ACHINER, 0 Daiton. a_few other makes ch nklin 9674. 715 Hnw. AEOLIAN PIANOLA. mahogzany case: fi gondition: 13 rolls included for 324 cash_ an wer. mant & Co.. 12th and G sts. ANTIQUE ITALIAN DINING-RGOM SUTT Dool table, fireside set and other plec Phone 2706-J, 5924 3rd st. n.w. :t- 'ATWATER KENT. console cabinet. ! ierms may be arranged. O. J. DeMoll & & 12th_and G TEI n cabinet, with 3100 R. C. A. speaker; wccm, $119. 'Terms may be Co., 13th and G ged. O.'J. DeMoll & 50 baby carriage. In_ex- ition. $15, _Lincoln 7264. 2* “reed carriage, w. s—Large selection and Towest prices. 'Good used sash. doors, windows (complete): = plumbing fix- flres. radiators. pipe nd many other dtems! HECHINGER CO.. 6th and © HEGHINGER 0O 'sth and. Fla Ave. NE. HECHINGER CO.. 5021 Ga. Ave. N. BEDROOM SUITE. piano and ice box. mediate sale. Reaconable. 1415 Girard and chaif, refrl ROOM ator, dining table and chairs. PAINTING iead paint rk.umn.-fl- ‘weather sti | PR { PAINTING and decorating. interior, e It pays to deal direct wit) paterial and workmenship. Lindy. Phone Adams 2870,