Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1929, Page 31

FEATURES WORLD FAMOUS STORIES THE COTTER'S SATURDAY NIGHT. ‘BY ROBERT BURNS, 7801708 1708, s Soottish o llA(I’Olr".Ql 'fifll uhfllon n that has mufl herever Ens) il;heuml&ll of !e ich 'nl’d‘l s lelllned e November chill blaws (blows) loud wi' angry sugh, (sough); the short'ning Winter day is near a close; tke miry beasts retreating frae (from) the pleugh (plow); the black'ning trains o' craws (crows) to their repose; 'the toil-worn cotter (farmer) frae his labor goes, this night his weekly moll (toll) is at an end, collects his spades, his mattocks, and his hoes, hoping the morn in ease and rest to spend, and weary, o'er nha moor. his course does hameward At lennh ‘his lonely cot (cottage) ap- pears in view, beneath the shelter of an tree; th' e tant wee things (children) wddlln. stacher (stagger) thro’ to meet their dad, wi’ flichterin’ (vibrating) noise an’ glee. His wee bit ingle (fire), blinkin’ hcnnlly (cheerily), his clean hearth-stane, his thriftie wifie's smilé, the lisping infant prat- tling on his knee, does a' his weary carking (trying) cares beguile, a m!:kes him quite forget his labor and Belyve (soon) the elder bairns (chil- dren) come drappin’ in, at service out (working out), ‘amang the farmers roun'; some ca’ (drive) the pleugh (plow), some herd, some tentie (care- fully) rin (run) a cannie (trusty) errand to a neeber (neighboring) town; their eldest hope, their Jenny, woman grown, in youthfu' bloom, love sparklin® in her e'e, comes hame, perhaps, to show & braw (fine) new gown, or deposit her sair-won (har urned» penny fee, to help her parents dear, if they in hardship be. Wi' joy unteign'd brothers and sis- ters meet, and each for other's weelfare kindly spiers (asks); the social hours, swift-wing'd, unnoticed fleet, each tells the uncos (news) that he sees or hears; the parents, partial, eye their hopeful years; anticipation forward points the view; the mother, wi’ her needle an’ her ‘shears, gars (makes) auld claes (old clothes) look amaist (almost) as weel's the new (as good as new); the father mixes a’ wi' admonition due. Their master's an’ their mistresses’ command, the yonkers (youngsters) are ‘warned to obey: mind their labors wi’ an eydent (ardent) hand. an’ ne’s tho' out o’ sight, to jauk (trifle)-or pl An’ mind your duty duly morn an’ night! Lest in temptation’s path ye gang astray, implore His counsel and assisting might: they never sought in vain that sought the Lord aright!” But, hark! a rap comes gently to the door. Jenny, who kens (who knows) the meaning o’ the same, tells how a neebor lad cam’ o'er the moor to do some errands and convey here hame. The wily mother sees the conscious fll.me sparkle in Jenny's e'e (eve) and r cheek; with heart-struck, uu(lmu care, inquires his name, while Jenny haffins (partly) is afraid speak; weel pieas'd, the mother hears it's nae (no) wild, worthless rake. Wi' kindly welcome, Jenny brings him ben (into the room): a strappia’ youth: he takes the mother's eye. Blythe Jenny sees the visit's no ill ta'en (taken). ‘The father cracks (chats) of horses, pleughs and kyre (cattle). The young- ster’s artless heart o'erflows wi' joy, but blate (modest) and faithful (bash- ful), scarcq can wesl behave. The mother, wi''a woman’s wiles, can spy what makes the youth sse (s0) bashfu’ an’ sae grave, weel pleas'd to think her bairn's respected like the lave (the others—neighbor's girls). But now the supper crowns their sim- ple board, the halesome (wholesome) parritch (porridge), chief o' Scotia’s food; the sowpe (soup or milk) their only Hawkie (white-! caw) does af- ford, that 'yont the llan - (beyond the Wall) snugly chows her cood (chews her cud); the dame brings forth in compii- mental mood to grace the lad her weel- hain'd (well kept) kebbuck (cheese) fell—an’ aft he's pre: " aft he ca’s it guid (good), the frugal wife, garrulous, will tell how ’twas a towmond (year) auld, sin’ lint was 1’ the bell (since the flax was in bloom). 3 ‘The cheerfu’ supper done, wi' serious face, they, round the ingle (fire), form & circle wide; the sire turns o'er, wi’ patriarchal grace, the ha’ Bible (hall or family Bible), ance (once) his father's ride; his bonnet (hat) revrently is laid aside, his lyart (gray) haffets (temples) wearing thin an’ bare; those strains that once did sweet in Zion glide he wales (chooses) a por- tion with judicious care, -nd “Le% us wirship God!” he says with solemn air. ‘They chant their artless notes in simple guise; they tune their hearts, by far the noblest aim; perhaps Dundee’s wild warbling measures rise or plain- tive marytrs worthy of the name, or noble Elgin beats the heav'nward flame, the sweetest far of Scotia’s holy lays (hymns). Cempared with these, Italian trills are tame; the tickled ears no heartfelt raptures raise; nae unison hae (have) they with our Creator's praise. riest-like father reads the sacred page, how Abram the friend of God on high; or Moses bade eternal war- fare wage I\th Amalek’s ungracious pro- y; or how the royal bard did g lle beneath the stroke of Helvnl -venlinl ire; or Job's pathetic plaint and walling cry; or rapt Isaiah's wild, seraphic (angel-like) fire; or other holy seers that tune the sacred lyre, Perhaps the Christian volume is the theme, how gulltless blood for guiity man was shed; how He, who bore in heaven the second name, had not on earth whereon to lay His head; how }lll first followers and servants sped; freceptu sage they wrote to many a lnn how he, who lone in Patmos banished, saw in the sun a mlk‘hty engel stand, and heard great Bab’ doom pronounc'd by Heaven'’s com- mand. F Then, kneeling down to Heaven's Eternal King, the saint, the father and together hymning their Creator’s praise, S such soclety, yet stil monpalr. while' circling time moves round in an how Re ligion’s pride, in all the pomp of method and of art, when men dllpr-y to con- gregations wide, devotion's ev'ry grace, except the heart! The Pow'r, in d, the pageant will desert, the strain, cm uurdoml stole; bul in some Ee far apart, may hear, well pleued the lany of the soul; and |‘ln the book of the inmates poor enroll. Then hameward all take off their sev'ral way; the youngling cottagers retire to rest: the parent-pair their secret homage pay, and proffer up to Heaven the warm request, that He, who stills the raven’s clam'rous nest, and decks the lily fair in flow'ry pride, would, in the way His wisdom sees the best, for them and for their little ones provide; but, chiefly, in their hearts with grace divine preside. Your Baby and Mine BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED. Every child, even from the age of two years on, enjoys having some dis- tinctive chracteristics which set him apart from other children, Befty may enjoy the distinction of being unable to digest milk. Sally can't eat break- fast without getting sick. Elmer can run faster than any boy school. Whatever characteristic is saddled upon the child by a repetition of cer- tain experiences is hugged forever after and lived up to. Some of these are harmless distinc- tions. It is fine for Elmer, who can't vie physically with other children of his age, to feel that he is a superior runner; but one characteristic which some children cling to persistently makes them difficult to handle. This is the abllity to stand punishment. John is nine years old. He is the middle one of three. children. His older brother has a lovely disposition (so says his mother, and no doubt brother lives up to this distinction, too) and the baby is no trouble, but the mother “can’t do a thing with John.” He does just as he pleases and then takes a sort of grlde in coming to his mother, telling her what he has done, and taking his punishment like & man. No matter how hard he is whipped he never squeals, but just stands it. Now what can be done in a case like that, when punishment don’t punish? The solution lies in the opposite direction. .The boy is enjoying the reputation of being courageous and taking his punishments. He probably misbehaves in order to be punished and thus add to his reputation as an | incorrigible boy who can take the hardest beatings without squealing. He looks down upon brother with the lovely disposition and probably in- w-rdly thinks of him ‘as a coward be- cause he is good and never needs to be punished. ‘What this boy needs to understand is that it is far harder to be good than to be naughty and then be punished. It takes more courage to refuse to misbehave than it does to do as one pleases. He should never be hurt phyx\cnlly for anything he does, since this only encourages him to further misbehave. Instead it would be better if his parents began building up 2 reputation for having the courage t be good, and this type of child would | as eagerly live up to that distinction as to the one he now bears of being o | protected from heat by a folded napkin. a boy who.can stand any amount of punishment without crying. Straight Talks to Wonien About Money BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN, Be sure you are in possession of all the costs before you calculate the ex- pense of your vacation. Shortsighted- ness has caused more than one young woman to wire home for money she had not_e: zcna to spend. In some cases mis are likely to occur if one is inexperienced. Of course when you secure reserva- tions or accommodations you know | what room and board will cost. If the resort is exehisive or inclined upwards in its rates, you will be sure that the rate quoted s on, the American not the European plan, and that it includes board. When golf, lwlmmlng. tennis and other recre mentioned as be- ing accessible w hofiel guests, not a bad idea to ascertain what these privileges will cost you if anything. We know of one resort where the greens fees -c the local golf elub com- pared favori with the rate for room and bolrd -t the hotel. In other places charges for the use of tennis courts are far from 'nominal, and if one con- templates intensive tennis phylng she must figure on spending a fair sized sum for her sport. BEAUTY CHATS New hats! Some of them are terrible, some rather nice. Beware of the exag- gerated lihes and stick to the simplest styles and you'll be sure of having some- thing becoming. For the new hats have ricty and irregularity of outline, they are still simple (let's hope that the old fashion of fancily mmmea hats never | skin. returns!) they are mostly felt, and zhey come in the most lovely soft shades. This is no fashion article. I've had a peep at some advance styles and love them. There's a tendency to get hats back from the face and down the neck, which suits a certain tall, exotic type of woman marvelously. It gives her all the dignity that wearing her hair parted and pulled back and colled on her neck would give. There are hats that are cut back to one side of the forehead and come in & curious line across the face and out over the ears, rather like hair parted lt the side. These are sophisti- cated ‘and only for the woman who wants to look very smart and doesn’t ‘mind looking 25 or more, ‘The brimless mu are becoming if the profile is you llmsc them. it yml are in years or if your skin g:mn But | time. NANCY PAGE Hostess Served First, but Who Comes Last? BY FLORENCE LA GANKE. Nancy and Peter were dining out. ‘They had been invited to the.home of the Laceys. “Do you suppose the children will be there?” ““Mercy, no Peter! Mrs. Lacey knows that grown-up dinner parties ‘are not for children. They will have had their dinners before we urrive snd will.be safely out of the way. At least,” she added, “I know Mrs. Lacey hopes the: will be out of the way.” 5 ” And they were. Mrs. Lacey’s new maid was serving. Nancy watched her with interest. She had heard some tales about this wait- ress, and smiled to herself to see how quickly Mrs. ane{ had taught her, “Why, do you know, when she came to me she thought the man of the house should be served first. And after he had his dinner, then she thought all the women should come next and that I should be last of all.” At the dinner Helga, the maid, served the hostess first. m she passed food to the woman guests of honor. After that the guests were served in the order in which they were seated about the table. The host was served last. Had the guest of honor been highly distin- ’ui.shed and especially had she been rom Europe, Mrs. Lacey would have instructed Helga to serve her first. In this country, however, we consider the hostess sets the social pattern, and is therefore served first. ‘The maid was careful to stand at the left of the guests, so that they could help themselves easily from proffered | ™ food. The serving dishes were held in CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. dey before publication. For Sunday., 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour esriler. both for dally snd Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death notices and Lost and n\mc advartisements for the 1 be acosied w fa Deen III ot issue except Saturdsy and 7s. when the closing time is 10:20 a.m. Desth Notices and Lost and Found for The Sundsy Star will be accepied U to 11 D.am. Saturgsy. —_— Never matt origmas recommenaarions when meering iasements for employment. UsE CoPIES. HELP—MEN. BOY, over 18, 'fim,—amfl? n‘mn":t"n ¥ Pmall salary to start zef. 1330 D st. n. e WANTED, with or wit bicvcle, to vork on newsitand hustier and ake: " ir Anvl! lllar 1530 W Room ux, National uz portunity. lenced in 'uum e '.';c‘eomu' Mus '1:-&-' Cellen y E 0. Farler, 1 1th COLLECTOR. clothing insi city and ha advancement. Who 18 _not Can_have s, good %8 Th COUNTER rflflw reference. Ciarendon 526 ELECTRICIANS—Mugt be thoroushly n lenced in construction and i be quick: have own Wages. “'Call between 4 And 6 B, OYOL‘!:‘EC'II'OP i ear of long Sleady o, l'-n Vot commistion. N, steam table ‘Lunch, o FORD MEGHANICS, fir Moter, Co., "1688 Wisconsia av Uracsive broposition very ai . “Apply Star Credit Clothiers ave wpartment ngton. Good Apply t man. e st. n. hite, exper) i reférences. 102-R, Star_office. _ MAN. colored, experienced Janitor _worl person Mo; MAN, young, to work in drug store; must ce and best references. ' Apply n. e m porter ad iiberal commission condi- show !nu in_the fllld how to average §6 to §10 pe nent repeat proposition umnu e vlum not necessary. Alto have bett jso fob_open for one man with car. . Call atter 3 pm " Room 216, Insurance Bide Jlom d Eve sts. n.w. MEN, 18 to 50, ai call on_customers. Fu ru the palm of Helga's hand, which was | i You may have Write to Nancy i At plac where there is swimming, bathhouses may be owned by some one with a concession. The result is that one's daily swim adds daily to the cost of one’s stay. At other places one may dress for the beach or lake in one's hotel room or in a bathhouse provided by the hotel for its guests. Few women vacationists are sanguine enough to expect saddle horses will be provided for them gratis, or that canoes or boats will be free for the taking. Still rates on those facilities vary widely. too, and it is well to know rates in advance. If one is acquainted with women who have preceded one to a Summer resort such information may be easily ob- tained from them. If none is avail- | able it remains to ask for this infor- mation when one inquires about rate: ‘There are “some resorts where a room simply is the ning of one's expenses, There are other places where one’s room rent is the beglnnlnl lnd end of all expenses. It is wise to certain the facts before setting flul. Once one arrives at her destination it is too inconvenient and too costly to turn back, however economy may urge that recourse upon one, BY EDNA KENT FORBES it ean stand_inspection, there are fel e like berets, pulled to one side of thz back and made with stitched-on bands across the front. Thesé are cut irr ywlhnw-hlt of one side of the!forehead. They lc‘cmt youth, nice features and a good For a bad skin, or for a womah who wants & softening shadow around her , the newest and best style is a dark crown (perhaps to match her suit or dress) and a bright or light color brim This is cut to come a little over the eyes, and out and down a bit at each side. Seen from the side, it hides all but the outline of the profile. It is very becoming. Alma E.—As e only 17 years of age, you need not thihk the con- dition of your skin will be, lasting. You apparently need to be built up and your digestive troubles cared for, and it you succeed in this your weight will be normal and r skin healthy and clear. I think if 'ouldb.nmwn to have the doctor suj what you should eat and pi ibe for you in every way what you are mdlu at this Souz liquid insect:killers 2 cost 50c a half-pint. But when you get Black Flag Liquid, and put down 50c, you get 15¢ change, For Black Flag Liquid . is only 35¢ a half-pint, Yet it's ' the deadliestliquidmade. Kills flies, mosquitoes, ants, roaches, bedbugs, etc. Quickly! ! !melyl ~ Money back if it doesn't prove Cits deldlmeu to you. LI.S BUGS UICKLY st. W, NIGHT WATGHMAN, al must be middie. PRESSER _wanted on Hnmam machi :ppg, Clarendon Cleanes d Dyers, Clar- PLUMBER—Stead; ion jobbing eapabl to drive trucl Box 313-R. Btar office. ! SNTeas fer nt commission Unceda Table Pad Go.. Metropol jvertising and exhibit merce Industrial Room 321, Homer Bullding, BALESMEN, & Chamber _of tion, ' Apply 13th’ a u_r ‘SALES) AN, moblle et "oppariynicy Je omered lo ‘men um incres the come and wi ing Tasiness with the :mlul ional 506 Denrike Bids. SALESM! A roNor” comminsion *Hoom "3117, rmont _ave Phillin OGRAI pabl dictation _accurately: m and. if possible, colless " edu not more than 25 ve ine easeation; on Tclark,” a3 TRUCK DRIVER, white, for Tvers references. Address Box' I ISR R CLOTHING SALESMEN, thor- oughly experienced .in sellmg fine ¢ o!hmg to hlgh class trade Avplz 6:30 p ‘lltmlr-lmu.hl- —2; of lood thll’l:ler and yenm-,mfl”m," ality, to sell radios; prefer men who | nent position. know Washington and own automo- bile, See Mr. Nelson, between 9: and 12 tomorrow. Homer L. Kitt Co., 1330 G st. n.w. CHAUFFEURS, Drivers with responsible refer- ences and identification cards, know- ing the city will be employed. Ap- ply BLACK & WHITE CAB CO,, YELLOW CAB €0, 1240 24th St. N.W. UPHOI;‘STI‘ “RERS THREE SALESMEN To’ sell Hudsnn and Essex, r. Oliver, NFUMFYFR MOTOR CO,, 1344 Conn. Ave. YOUNG MEN (2), FOR _SALES WORK. APPLY BETWEEN 12 AND 1 TOMORROW TO L. D. Rj:‘f':ACHER\' 5017 CONN. AVE. u A Cater nu 13th um And songwich ‘mevine. "RiieS b m 1. n.w. o Ap- "Eunier for uum Tousework. bfillnu of Summer in country. . “ritarad wou.m F lo do plain cool housework. Apply 1782 n'i’ ‘make nfli"fli—" Tor red, neat, o do sewing In tatlor’ GIRL, colored, neat, t0 4 ng flATT}Efl,‘nflrm wanted, B_& LAl Pv CANVASSERS for high-§rade house- ecessit: 5 it nmunom Uheda “Table Pad Coy 613 16th 1 Z Teferences reas Box 160-3. 'TERS, experienced ERS A SSOR’ Mr. Parthing, Wash. Leundry. 7th Al ASBSORT ln rlenced n'!fi,. 23 ew Yo and x Ma Co SITUATION—MEN. 5 i W Droaressive R Addrass Bow F0 g o “with thoroughly ¢ o cColnting it reference. or o ¥ atlable. - Address Box 31 wishes mmm in " nce;_refer- berts, 2418 N 'HAUPPEUR, colored, Brivate Jamily: 2 pecr " Al West 1307, FPEUR, -nm 'fihu ticn 3 Can , best of city re? Jof Chealenr long periods. North b4s: UR, ref.“Desi 10-R. Star o GHEF | orlmnm (B Yeurs exp uu mfl st. n. fdgierd Germ iiling worker; lood ivats position: ‘Address Box Tience, Dayis, MILLINERY SALESLAD Y‘ perienced, c -fi-’muunm ‘Shop, ho other need ® ssitis wanted. of refinement, for wa Sobervision tre rell "cenoo J%. Telen‘-m”vlul el upnlmu‘ in confectionery ly 3042 14th st. between 10 D MAN, o - mnp S Phone. Lincols_83s1eg, 1o eor eve: PERSONAL. (Comtis ) »fi.m e Teachers i ey Teguiat 'l!d 3 i B W 11 R e sesuiar, pyslic €'°n.' Yllll’ tl:_& s I P o h 1 by I“Wlllflh“! "ll‘ Ich houn de- ‘:3.5%‘- ‘°n'"¥§'u'o‘fi n aencient® subfonts 58 week. " M Sar” Youns after 15 Lid { EVELYN MURRA’ X Buedieh oo Y lzlfl MA" %‘v! N.W. R RENT, nn y, on R st betwe [urnllhm front sure:" single room. references r e equired. THRIFTY DEPARTMENT CLERES EARN » on_ firs —TO ADO?!‘ BABY N Amzfltln Address Pq;fl %‘ title_with 200-1 TRUSSES AHD ELASTIC GOODS AT @ money-saving _prices. Fit and cf *peo- bath .'mulemen onl; Address Box 308. :;’:5::{:'?0 EXDQ‘I‘ lady .|| [ £ATE for Jour every. ples Drug Store No. 2. ith and o MAN, “young, married, wishes employment with '@ future: do not 'mind hard work and . Wide experience: no canva st of local reference, Address Box MAN, colored, marri ied, ar ment to take care of. lmu ‘anlary. by mail, 520 23rd st. e ADHIY s job as MAN, mlona, ‘Sood worksF houses ‘Shione Notth 3508 iseman or chauffeur, Merrick Martin. 1324 You xperienced; §00d opportunits ..?Sm store. Apply 623 7t st n.w. BALESWOMEN, wavertising _and ibit space. Chamber of Commerce Industrial Ex- ition. ' Apply Room 327, Homer lnlla 'uiuu-nuu i fllor sfore. Ready to w t 800 P . 20 SHOE SALESMEN, experi- enced in popular priced women’s shoes, wanted at once; excep- tional opportunity to connect with nation-wide chain. Apply Shoe Dept., 1115-17 F st. n.w., Mr. Goldman. DRAFTSMEN WANTED. Good positions open for ma- rine draftsmen; experienced in hull, engineering or electrical work. Apply in writing, giving detail of experience, age, etc. Address Box 436-M, Star office. WASHINGTON BRANCH FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORPORATION —is now preparing to start Fall training class for salesmen. Au- tomatic refrigeration offers an exceptional opportunity for men anxious to participate in the earnings of this fast growing industry. Men with specialty selling = experience preferred. Those who qualify will be given an attractive contract and paid while in training. Men who are now employed apply 7 p.m. to 19 p.m., others 3 to 5 p.m. See Mr. Watson, 1600 Eckington Pl N.E, fizl.r-—ai'iw AND WOMEN. BAKING AND CALL HY- ULEA,"H(? S'I'A' Tg‘lall'l'l uul A’ND WIFE. colored. middle-aged itor for an lllm?nl house. _ M perienced. hr'};ln sober and | will ren. i “’.( er 10 a.m."Fne Barcias, 2100 " b ing_sccount. _Cle! ;| d iron. TSHERS, lnlden A Mr. Howard, txnrl:ncm on unun ruh nd' R m ind TIRFAGYE proponicion and make bie money sellingclothing ‘for the entire family on annooulrlmfnnmr;en. nnere tion, chureh organizatio nce casentinl, Apply Driscoll ETENOGRAPH Bior— wrnde -~ powitien available for one who ci it "eare "and accur ‘K{m' u'r"un‘f-u y hone ccl 3000. e L, e 7 asaet: €004 income. Ad- . Bta: i and 3 dishwash- . Hilltop Georgetown. __10° WOMAN—Opportunity with | interesting in- come for o refined, educated el partieuiare a8 _regards epce. Also ul!ynnne Hoge 1 idren, Philadelphi WOMEN, Catholi ing on Catholic w and pays exceptionally wel OMEN. youn: Mencgrade, > moder experience ' not nel sion. 1111 Hl!lnnn YOUNG WOMAN, lege training. to apers in_return for tuition. e. 721 13t) i distely. Strayes ALESWOMEN. . INERY. thoroughly competent in’ these h some col- e nere ) |n4|uu Awly imme- h st. nw. _ Must_be Good POSSIBLE TO EARN 0 A DAY EVEN IN SPARE TIME. Selling _famous personal Christmas greet- ds. Experience unecessar: ga- Iow prices make every call an | com - exn | aty By, 1re Write Gyphers Card Co. falo. N._Y. RN TWO DAYS PAY IN ONE America’s widely known line of pei and business ‘Chiristm cards on our very commi We furnished !v:r‘lhln‘l tree. 30n or write tht Cor) National Press Bldg. ....F’p MAN. vouns, energesic, Bectlon day of evening ’X'q" o IGHT WATCHMAN or_janitor job, expe- rienced. * Jonn V8" Kichardson, *15i3" Bth r n.w UNG MAN, ires permane tion: 0" years' saies cxperionce. well "se: guainted with” tne’ grocers. instliution and : can furnish local refe, also bond. Address Box 462-M. 8t ur’:‘;:: BOOKKEEPER nExperienced, married. Capable of assum- ing charge of oM le references: avi able at once. e 0. 2. d E sts. n.w. NTED “TEACHER TO SHARE APART- ment with anoth - hne S gpoter :ananuxhlwl’hood Ad WOM, or REFINEMENT, GULTURE experience to act as housemother and cha) rone is wanted by a school in this Gox igh-grade surroundings. Address Box 302-R, mx!rzn!n NURSE_ Wi elderly people, canvnlescenl‘;x‘orcfi:‘f g& home: special attention to diet. Cle % omn Tiome wechl i lary, full particu .o..i“mv.""nz.cfn‘zf‘ di ddress Box EVERY CARE . m\'zN leALms, UON‘VA- lescents_and own home. Phone Adams 1363 1833 Kalorama 1d. MOTOR TRAVEL. YOUNG LADY. motoring to Calif Jeavini about Bept. 16, Wishes Congenial Passenger Who' workd enioy secine thinge oo Avt. 123, Phone North 9427 or Decatur T 6. ST T, 13 ‘Carciing &nd Geor ia points. kh mn LEAVING “THIS WEFK for Cln B! Louls. Xansas City and Santa Fe in new car. Can_accommodate one OF tWO con- genial people. Cleveland 4433. 10° = = SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN, ('ODOHZD COUPLE. refln(d 1 - N, umul uttilty, farm or ety um eral housework: t| Addreu Box 105-R. Star oho(r:“'m' re“l.flbk SITUATION—WOMEN. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ‘The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call Main 5000, Branch 115. ABBISTANT TO DOCTOR, h training, also had_ business contse " Gan give best references. ~Undersradiiaie nurs- ing also, day or night. West 0780, Apt. 308, CLEANING ~APARTMENT, _doctc 3 Cook Dreaktatt o ImREr wated by Sme {:o’:mbd experierced girl; city references. DENTAL ABSISTANT 4'3 years' experience: ri 1 work: erence from 1o employer. Ace. Address Box 315-R. Star ofi DRESBMAKING and _remodeling, Criced out by ine dar. ‘ol Nomh IRL. light colored. nea a5 elevator girl’ Call_ Atlantic® 2129 GRADUATE g ouns T ursing - experience. position mediately. care for si Gren: reasonable Nogth ‘fi'fimmm' s LADY, young, very attractive 5 Teing Tapatience, SOTSCINY Lornad, aun kind of & Well paid position. Address Box RAC cu‘lmnsl 5 vears' has had ‘two years hospital traini ISlgreges charsesreas. experi- ! 4851, hes rituation cAn give £ood referen: SALESLADY 7 Bakers. or bakers helper s’ elevator operator, fic 350-R. Btaf ofce, Looen Addjess I-Tln, g nd ENOGR experienced in foreien and U. 8’ patents, desires position. okkeeper Bookiseper, correspondent. Add';fu STENOGRWPHER. expeile ate work, _anal! owniris penriar wani o Address Box 316-R. Star expert, v. GOVFRNI SS S] PT: 25, about 3. Protestant, as governess tor"3 enaren. agen 10; i household, duty. At hucire Tamiy ed.. ¢oodrefercnces and drivert exceilent sal food homs 18" Capabl :‘“"'.".'fia”.'e’.'p"-fl..fi‘n‘.‘."‘ er of car gul ulfiore: Baitimore. . Address Box 80- 3 SALESMEN (4) redlos: onl( those v, Julius to_sell who can pri qBisley, Inc., llluulll! known uce need 6 Pa. ave. Avply Ro- 8 need. Senbere Bhoe Blore. 1 u “Tih st Dow. == PERT BOOKKEEPER —wanted ‘in office of large construction | company: mu.k haveat ieast willing Boune 2opts a8 dny vmnloymtm STPHD('R‘AI:;(’B'IY!"HSIET d: yg‘lu XMwen- o NI" __Phone cohxmm. al!l ubiae "{2 i“finf‘.i\':‘r:‘..".""'}'fi as :em‘-‘l ':‘.’;z"&i e ing._Address Box JS "f’r" e LADY, experienced bookkeeper and i5pist. wanis morning employment. Address Box 261-] R. Star_office. m SI'I'UA’I'ION—DOMEE'HC COLORED GIRL_Part-time work of ever kind; r«Jm:Xn Apply 2205 Champlatn o, !un.oxmr AGENC) whi nuruzu lXCHAllCIl—Honul. Teliable u help by day. week o ted. Decatur 385). of service. 7_bell keeper. maie; hotel male lored supt book! echanic. nterested in securing five repre- seniatie women who sre s bitious and make a neat appearance and si sted that they can work {rom s & we ek. Thes . % num Drevious “seliing. experi- 3e8 Tont coenlial provious whipe s3pel; Your mmimunfl garnings of $8 the _possibi available which will produce or the Fall season. Ap- before 11:30. 1319 F POSITIONS JEa ey o kkeepers. clerks. st Boyd's. 1338 G UCI’ION COURSES. NG -GUICKLY TAUGH QUICKLY -r‘mu T E n Gl ;u:her (paiviagal Tt 12: T. Rosenfeld after Tias Oak: AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. “l“ 3 lad: llruelnu CONSVER: went Soss. 2138 H OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN f the N lCl!llflflt 1‘:5: 1'5"%-'{-‘1.?:&: Huel Dition, Tne., 1000 Con office. on repair UPHOLST] experienced enization ER, Ga. avs WANTED_High-type men 1o Work in Waehington: Rerative proposition is oftered to can qualify. ADpli about themselves. ag mmn relizion. address and telepho faterview. Addres )n: “Tocad. Btar office. ANTED—Industrial insurance agents make e "wiies ‘mertoring, “with "your Horky, (Wil |unl‘ interesy Pou. Adur_u Box_314-R. Sta; a| permit, o MAN, operato N and deilver battories e ex a *5s’ Box T _wuto” with demonsira: between rience and salary expect mpson, 711 ER] work. 5311 sive” facts ‘connections, number_for 66-J. (2) to travel S gimatiat o, ask for Mr. vou!o m salesman in D. tions: good pai and 9:30 a. MAN capable S whiting #00d lnd vornn' o8 sales prom ymotion. ust e direct mail ICVEH.IIIII' In llll' . experience, | nd atlary xbected. a: dress. x_31 NG MEN over YOU Store, 5103 MILLINERY SALES For permanent and part- }'.xpenenccd only need apply. UNN \(,Il'\\[ Co., 116 7th_St. WOODWARD & LOI'HRO_P te | desire the services of an experi- enced colored cook. Apply be- tween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m., Men’s Time Desk, basement, 11th and G sts. side. BUYER for jewelry and leather goods. Unusual ~opportunity for experienced assistant buyer ¥ilin -either or both departments eeks’ ow Boyd sraduates ranteed. sdvertiains, oy E terior A ey, 1335 lb EIIMI. ‘d ress l 332-R, l!lr “ mngj ANYHOUR; !.5:;‘ Ay By e M g b % | to become buyer. K1 G'S PALACE. WOMAN who has experience | 5 in drapery department as assist- ant in small exclusive depart-|3 ment. Permanent position with possibilities, State age, experi- ence, etc. Confidential. Ad- dress Box 299-R, Star office. RE. at the equip you QUR mbol.. Geor, bh(. RITY SMhN-—We can use a_few high-grade men on the best deal in town. Company four years old and has paid dividends reg- ularly from the start. Come in and look it over. 842 Investment Bldg. RADIO SALESMEN. ie men, 21, willl lo n l ind q.\;lnum.nz i ‘rbll; lfl qualif: fees ,'}?.',"mr, "To8 ‘Luncey Bids.. 8 to 11 ana 3 o STENOGRAPHER s peers SR St by o | T pos experience. E.A-_.____.——.__.—.—— FIRST-CLASS FORD MECHANICS tflmu"m 9 an Y > S EU.{:RTWMOTOE €O, AN OPPORTUNITY For a Real SALESMAN, The men who '1.'.‘131‘..’" ;-gunmm otand the DIRFCT SALI‘S RGANIZER, EARN nuu. M m'n hools, tea rooms, ¢ Iuick lovers “3;" 5 el Sl without exira cost. fi' -m1 now . 11 for e s 1otk BN T lm AU TO DRIVING PERMITS, lxumu-a 1mtrucm to_Assist You. OLN 3069. 12 AV!AUOA . We, can place trained Tatning. ‘{u omplete vour m"z:ffiv'r‘ ° °"'nn m-mn industey. immediately. o | o nes S week if you ALL GRADUATES Wr E PLACED. lor vluth‘.m. "‘E.‘ of ahd axain We with nce 51 PROMINENT HOTEL DI SIRES TO MAKE AR- RANGEMENTS WITH WOMAN SKILLED IN MAK- ING PIES, CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY; THIS WORK TO BE DONE AT HER HOM WHAT IS DI SIRED IS PIES AND CAKES OF OUTSTANDING QUAL ITY, BEST CHARACTER- '|1ZED BY BEING CALLED DELICIOUS. PLEASE DO NOT ANSWER THIS AD|# UNLESS YOU ARE COMP TENT TO MEET REQUIR MENTS. . ADDRESS BOX 329-R, STAR OFFICE ALTERATIONS. hot-water heat, plumbing, glectricity. Sticco, “carpenters. ' all otner tully y Dayments - estimates. chebrtly given. Atlas Geniracting Co.. 736 1itn gt. Metropolitan _7518. ANT, MOTH, ROACH. inteed: we mainta! itton 4 15" ke mination gua: n - ern fumjgation chamber for !urnllur‘ Tiss, gte. , Call and deliver. Also”speciaiise 'ia hotise_~fum merican ectan Co.. 936 Eye NATIONAL 6478. g 1esies renovated, spzimes n- low brices now: G lfi'l . nw. N-unll mu renova ReR Grocess. sppaoved by Hemitn Dtm.. ompt service and low prices. | Bedding Co.. 2215 5th s i BEDDING. m‘rrma!& box_springs and iliows ‘bes! d prompt del BEDDING nxuovAm lprlnl math -uu. piliows, feather mat. er-c mnl Beuum- Go B3 B R M. 4006, BUILDER, general remodeling, Emm: o proverty reliable mechanics fof g bing. Fonnson. 1365 Lrving. CARPENTER WORK. day or contract: mon- union. _Columbla_3483-W 13+ CARPENTER— Repairs, porches, floors. cement tering. ' Reliable. J. M 2146 Fiving. pariitions, d brick work, plas- Rowell. 215 £ n.w. PORCH __Ri Armstrone 1395 100 small ATR CANEING, Anlmlefl. [ umm‘.n nsmxc WIRING, motors. etc.: house wired, fixtures installed, $5 $1 per hour.’ Electric Wiring ELECTRICAL WIRIN( plugs and old houges. of_all_kinds. zwcrrnmc wmmc -na fictur a Dower meters, xDEAITS to appliances . Col. 3385. _10% - plumbing 'nlmlt!n free. | Light & Supply Co. 8114 Ga ELECTRIC_WIRING—6 rooms, 2 complete, $40; fxtures, $20: in guarenteed: get my estimate: ll‘c time and : terms. North 885, H. M. . EXPERT FLOOR FLOORS SCRAPED. sanded (dustiess chine). fnished: prompt. service, renunmc brices. Call Decatur 4881, H. E. Richar umw or_bundie or phone N. nfi:nn uousi:wonx and care of chil- dren duning give best of refer- ences. \Ven A GENERAL colored wou ts_place An Inmly n{ "two. 1820 S5th n.w. ard fioor. SENEBRAL !:Ovllm RK, cook! ry: by neat colo -am.n it 2337 Champ! S W, % xg!uznce GENPRAL HOUBEYWORK, 5y reiiatle colored best _of references. N Call Adams es e“m. or l“ di e io ay - 12th st desir mald. chamber maid, nurs 1440 Florida ave. n.w. place as mother £ hnm= some night: PURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. rej covers made. Est. theulnlll free. Tittersor. 1600 8th st HEATING AND PLUMBING—AIl work guar- anteed. Small monthly ayments with doun ll d(n!!d owers Heating N. n Phone National KEVS_Duplicate Kevs. 38 cente: made while {VOII wait. Turn & Clark. 1231% New e, D.W Helro 3005. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, rebullt, Te- paired. el Call ‘for ‘and deilver. G.F Armiger, 918 N, et. 3191. LINOLEUM—AI Albl! es, inclue Armstrong. Cemenlm or ked down by experts. Prices that will please you. window and floor coverings. Kleeblatt. 11th H sts. n . 870 PAPERING. aecor: Harry A. Glorju a_ave. n.w. Phone Col 4338. | PAINTING. PAPERING — For mex | work_call 'Adams_5006. Low_ prices. Sk | service. _Gordon Bros.. 632 ca\umm rfl 9 Interior s & C Cifiea” meehanics: PAINTING -Int | expert - fioor ing Main 10187, | ol Serene, 1300 N Gap st PAPERHANGING. painting. hot-water heat. electricity, plumbing, roofing and all st eral coniracting our *epeciaities. Speca | reduction on all work this week only. refinance property and automobiles. mall monthly nte to, meet our Convenience. Gall National 5031: n Decorating & Improvement Co. | 719_11th st. n.w 165 -nfi general Special PAPERHANGING, improvement cep Fooms papered and potbied fup, 31 interior and utmor painting 4t painting umL nnu work: reference. Sol_ ists 'ork‘ call -n s o 333 17th st. dav's Phoae your own selections. I aim to plea iov small. E. D. Cox. Atiantic 1189. nts Work. GIRL wishes ligh houn-on; oo Chuids JorE whole of part time: also 26 P s nurse. part time: refers 5030-J. work as enunberm stay nights; sood refer- GIRL, colored, apt._or light_hou GIRL. g0od, competen day's work. 'North 1441 colored, neat, in sm: eneral housework or atur_4684. nm. part-time work in work. ~ Cail Deeatur 2753. place part time, LADY. refined. German, would like care ot § or 2 children. ‘Stay some nights 5" Aaaress ox fiS-. Siar offce Bosl ion work ing. iR Star omee. L.ummw wol\x ©of piain ook Lin. §338-W. DRESS, firsi-claw, wanis washing o "‘“2”..0... ‘call North 4370: o ET TIME, vglonx wanted by 2 colored WORK nl any Kipd wanied by ¢ _colored girl. North PART.TIME WORK, mornuu, colored. (e Tionest, reliable. of ref. Call West woll . ymm.k colored, e WOMAN. colos she can take APERHANGI PAINTING—Bpecial Drices (his week omy> We will scrape and sine when' necessary ‘ind pa; Papernansing tor 5 years. ' Interio: at_special prices pure linsced ‘oil and mrmnun- only. “Cast or terms up to 3 vears | Payment on work done now | e September. | Peoples "Home Becorating co. In: Lx._Natioasl Tol G—Rooms 35 woR B % Ttk T 9tk st. PAPIR N up; _estiiante AT, Corge. ur_ 4149 PIANO TUNING, tepal 30 Beraonal service. Rel icading music uuh 0. ers. Geo. M. Walker, 707 Allison st. Col. nss llt _tree. g e 3 urv.h: Col. 24 Por. 008, PLASTERING JOB, frst-clats, and oll Einds [ it k. No Jol or too smell. ey i . ; "IN ST T K ROOFREPATRING. PAINTING. gevetred RUGS—Will &r!tmbfl 15 1612 14th n.w. "WOMAN. -mu nnm umoa. care of 1 B A "’"i"im"'u’" Nousekeepine. v?noumnm—u- al tal m«"#n! GIRL for general | g R e eral housework: Foply J847 Lamont s stn e Biehte " Ba) Boi. s'n‘ia‘f"“ Wi ‘— Settled woman ANTED — ; ; % o nd sa iy Spetied. Aflfluu Box 3 ork, e hone colored; seneral ay: refere: ‘WoM P lfl-flml vlrl. ll’l g‘ . o disposition; cook, il ‘worker, mlll-'lltml part-time_and day's_work. ._2419. AI! wants h’ of llu Illl. rlfl-llm ot el Ak Avt. 3. u' & in Tient 3 Woutl' colored. I< A rimal best. i'-‘x.:mu Potomac 1883 foot. tro oratory, "l"flv staw. m”" .ulne ter estimates 1 u:z Weatherstrip Mfg. ADTS, sereens; ing: estimates free b e rd. : Lincoin 101 uller 3. rk_guaranteed: term: Stein Electric Co.. 637 E st. Mo BUSINESS ormumrnll. XL Very Creasonable, _Address’ Box. 134N office. e istered U. 8. |lo 06 or 117" 10t 8 Office. on T Jonn mzfiu. BA"{'TIRY AN!:;GNI‘I'(O! lhzbw Ly eg#,.