Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1929, Page 48

HISTORIC LIARS Boy of 17 Wrote Play and Had it Produced in Famous London Theater as Shakespeare's. BY J. P. GLASS, ’ |l'@- AMONG THOSE MOST AVID IN THEIR ENTHUSIASM WAS SAMUEL IRELAND. A London attorney had an inordinate love for antiquities of all sorts. His 17-year-old son sought to gratify the father's eager hunger for this sort of thing. ‘The result was the William Ireland Shakespearean forgeries, one of the greatest literary falsifications in history. The boyish William Ireland had but a moderate acquaintance with literature of any kind and knew little of the Elizabethan period, but he duped even scholars who had made the literature of the Shakespearean day their special study. London, one hundred and twenty-five years ago, was in a perfect period of Shakespearean research. Bookstalls and attics were overhauled for docu- ments relating to the Bard of Avon. Among those most avid in their en- thusiasm was Mr. Samuel Ireland, who constantly praised the poet before his son, read his works aloud of an eve- ning, and was a well known collector of antique books and prints. William early gained knowledge of old paper, water marks, seals, bindings, etc., in antique documents. Hence, when he camP to learn about Thomas Chatter- “the marvelous boy” who 25 years bemre, had deceived the world with his famous Rowley manuscripts, subse- quently killing himself when his im- posture became known, he had the equipment with which to imitate him in forgery. Presumably he had an inherent in- elination for forgery. This and his de- sire to delight his father with what ap- peared to be marvelous discoveries seem to be his only reasons for his subsequent impositions, for he sought no profits. His first forgery was a lease bearing Shakespeare's name. Before he finished he had produced what purported to be the manuscripts of “King Lear” and of “Hamlet” and finally a tragedy no one had heard of before—"Vortigern.” This play was actually produced at the Drury Lane Theater as Shake- speare’s and with the famous actor, .Nhn Philip Kemble, in the principal part. While it failed because of its short- comings, it nevertheless showed that 17-year-old William Ireland had real ability, which further was indicated in certain lines he injected into “King Lear” and which lr.holm accepted as coming from Shakespea And he had wfl!wn "vomlern" in two months! ‘The mass of documents produced by the boy finally became so great that every one asked where they.came from. His only answer was that they were given him by a certain gentleman for whom he had performed a special serv- ice. - Persistent inquiry resulted in a confession. Samuel Ireland promptly washed his hands of his offspring, who, but for his unfortunate venture, conceived in_the immaturity of youth, might have achieved a great name by his own merit. (Copyright, 1929.) Movies and Movie People BY MOLLIE MERRICK. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., September 27 (N.ANA, A new star system changes the lives of cinema successes and frees them somewhat from the limitations of the old ways. Under its impetus Corinne Grifith plans to live in France during that part of the year when she will be a lady of leisure.” A good three months will be possible away from the village under a regime which provides for a given num- ber of pictures each season. The ambitious and far-sighted one ‘(willing to work continuously while here and to search with untiring zeal for itable vehicles) can get away and lead life uncontaminated by the virus of professionalism. French Tutors on Hand. French tutors are already installed at the Griffith beach house, where Corinne is preparing for her second talkie of the Fall season. The dignified Texas beauty will give us everything from tap dancing to lovely whoopee in her com- ing picture, it seems. And singing, of course. ‘The same system gives Vilma Banky two pictures a year. This is consider- ably less than Colleen Moore, Maxy Pickford and others have. But the beautiful Vilma's English is not yet suitable to many roles. Perhaps when her speech is as negotiable as that of gome other stars she will have less leisure than now. She is building an elaborate home in the pine woods at Lake Arrowhead, and | expects to burn the first Yule log there this Christmas, hemmed in by snow. Mary Pickford long since has con- fided to intimates her longing to spend part of the year in the English country- side. Her contract calls for several pictures each year, so she will have to work fast to get three months away | from the village. “Silencers” Go Talkie. Two fine old favorites of the silen regime will play leads in & 100 per cen! talkie now being made in Hollywood. | Blanche Sweet and Tom Moore are the leading lights in a story of night-club pinto relief the restrained emotions she established that actor’s success. And she made the first cellulotd version »f “Anna Christie.” Speaking of this O'Neill story, Greta Garbo enters the audible ranks with “Anna Christie,” which she soon will begin. Frances Marion, who scenarioed some of her first silent films, is carry- ing the story into talkie fields, and Clarence Brown, one of the million-a- minute directors of movieland, will make the picture. Greta Keeps Acting Honors. Vivian Duncan may have carried off Greta's latest beau, Nils Asther, but no- body catries off the acting honors for Greta. She knows when to break the moment in a picture. Her smiles are never too vapid, her anger is sustained sufficiently long to be convincing. Her face is really famous for a certain blankness—a plasticity which throws allows to play across it. In the village spirit (taken from a story about Mary Eaton's marriage to Millard Webb) : “This is Mary Eaton’s first marriage.” ‘Which leads us to presume we may look for more. (Copyright, 1929, by North American News- paper Alliance.) SONNYSAYINGS BY FANNY Y. CORY. life in New York. The Moores have been popular ever | since the first smiling brother appeared | with the old Blograph pictures. He was | nameless, as were all artists in that company’ for a long time. But when | , identity” overtook this excellent com. pany Owen Moore became a rare favor- | And Matt Moore and Tom Moore fast rose to favor. Blanche Sweet is another uld Blo- h star. She was a D. W. fi'J’ and her scintillant eyes mfl mm- bus of golden hair were to be found in many of the best pictures seven years Bay, muvver, can’t baby M El.lyh}g_ "ghe was leading lady opposite Ronald ©olman in one of the stories which BEAUTY CHATS Physical Toning Up. T think this is the best time of the | year to give the body a good ph)slc-ll toning-up, whether it seems td need it or not, It you own a good motor car, you send it periodically to be over- hauled by 2 good mechanic even when it's been giving you no trouble at all. Yet people go years with unexplained headaches and suffer from a general run-down system as though their bodies were not worth nearly as much as a good piece of motor mechanism. Spring and_Fall, when the, weather changes, the body needs looking over. Your complexion is probably troubling you. If 50, even though Winter is com- ing, go on a meatless diet for a week or so, combined with laxatives if you need them, or Plombiere treatments if you can get them. Or buy yourself several dozen bottles of whatever tonic mine water your family doctor may recom mend, something that will tone uj neys and liver, and which 1 be mildly laxative. But, as the colder weather is coming, kid- | her's 8 leylur while her is bread an’ milk’ (oeum-m. 19200 BY EDNA KENT FORBES you do not want to thin your blood too much, therefore include potatoes in your vegetable diet, mayonnaise made with olive ofl, plenty of butter and plen- ty of cream. If you are reducing, of course, you can’t add these rich and | fattening extras; but if you’ re on n re- ducing diet your skin is sure to for the diet will clear your bloed of ali | impurities, Drink plenty of water, tonic water or | just ordinary water. If you have any special trouble see your doctor, for you may need something to build you up. 1f, for instance, anemia gives you a bad complexion, a thinning diet won't help much, But injections of iron, arsenic and strychnine will. Combine this with a careful skin treatment at night, cleansing and ton- ing the skin with either ice or cold cleam or both. Use hair tonic every ni{ht :lve your elbows and h-.nds daily attention, DAILY DIET RECIPE TOMATO STUFFED ALLIGATOR PEAR. ‘Tomatoes, 4; diced alligator pear, 13 cupful; olive oil, 1 table- spoonful; grated onion, 1s tea- apoon;ull. kn}‘te“ 4\1&(:; 1 ?:}flel- spoonful; salt, aspoonful; worchestershire, 7. teaspoonful; lettuce leaves, 4. SERVE 4 PORTIONS. Select firm medium sized to- matoes. Wash but do not peel unless skin is tough and spotted. Cut off tops, scoop out centers. Chop centers coarsely. Peel alli gator pear. Cut in small dice enough to make 12 cupful. The remaining pear can be used next “If & woman misses you when you're ~'n' away, she usually t.hmvu again.” (Copyright- 1029 22, R day in another salad or as a sandwich fllllnz Mix chopped tomatoes grated onion, lemon julu. sait lnd ‘worcester- shire. tomato Set on ice till serving Then place filled tomatoes on lettuce leaf on individual salad plates. DIET NOTE. Recipe furnishes lime, iron, time. THE EVENING STARK, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, New Hats Must Fit With Precision BY MARY MARSHALL. Some one remarked the other day that if long hair does come back into fashion this season or next it will be thanks to the new type of hats which successfully hide the loose ends of growing hair. On the other hand, if short hair holds its nwn. it may be because of the present type of hat which hides the short, stubby line of hair at the back and the wayward locks at the side, which proved a problem a year or so ago before hats of the drooping sort had come into fashion. ‘The one difficulty about pruent Mu is that they must fit with slon. This means that you i ither have your hats made to order or else be willing to spend hours shopping around to find the sort of hat you want in pre- cisely the right size and proportion. It is not merely enough to have the new hat large enough and not a bit too large around the crown. Its shallow crown must be of precisely the right depth, so that it will come far enough down at front, sides and back and yet not too far down. Always there must be enough droop at the back to cover the hair line. The question of adjusting the long back of many of the new hats with the voluminous fur collars of many of the new coats is less of a problem than it seems; for the coat collars are made to stand well out from the neck at the back, and the material of which the new HAT OF BEIGE AND BLACK SOLEIL FELT SHOWS NEW SHALLOW CROWN AND DROOPING SIDES. hats is made is soft enough to slip in ?em.h the coat collar without diffi- culty. “I have & number of long strings of beads—one of real amber and one of a very good imitation jade. Are long strings still being worn, or would you LITTLE BENNY i BY LEE PAPE. I Sunday afternoon me and Puds Sim- kins was taking a wawk to the park with Mary Watkins, more because we wunted to take a wawk with Mary Wat- kins than what we did with each other, and we was both saying things t» make her laff so she would think we was grate, and all of a sudden Puds sed, G, by the way, I wonder what time it is. And what did he pull out of his pock- it but s new silver watch, and he looked at it, saying, Half past And he stuck it back in his pockit as if he dident think anything of it sted of having proberly been thinking about it all a time, and Mary Watkins ged, O my what a bewtiful watch, did you just get it? What, that watch? Puds sed. I had that s long while, T had that ever since my herthd-y. he sed. Only about 3 days ago, and I sed, W!ll lt& ig enough to be 5 watches, be careful it dont pull you down on one side and make you wawk crooked. Dont worry about me, I been wor- ried about by experts, Puds sed. And pritty soon he pulled the watch out and looked at it agen, saying, Well u;xdyou beet that, 25 minnits to 3 al- re Mnybe it is by that old watch, but what does that prove? It dont prove anything, because I bet you 5 dollars its”slow, and if it ain't slow I bet you 10 dollars its fast, I sed, and Puds sed, You wish you had it, that a trubble with you, and Mary Watkins sed, Ben- ?yx'“lm ashamed of you, don’t act so jelliss. Who, me? Good nite dont make me | laff, ha ha, I sed. And Puds looked | at his watch agen, saying, Its pritty | neer a quarter to lately. Why dont you have your initials put | on it? Mary Watkins sed, and I quick | sed, I tell you why he dont, because he knows darn well nobody would ever suel it as long as there was lny‘thflnl ts to steel. Excuse me, everybody, And T quick terned around and start- ed e': wawik back feeling werse insted of to 3, time certeny fllels‘ .unsd' restringing them in ' choker ¥n Chokers are in good vogue. m'gh‘l’: week's, circular Mhmnlc I'onndnhluyudl wing, l a little hel, !!\flml the i:..m.l‘“‘n.z’muwm 1 you -m”"' & copy, please send your stamped, self- addressed envelope to Mary Marshall, care of this paper, and it will be sent to you. (Copyright, 1929.) Lessons in English BY W. L. GORDON. Words often misused: Do not say “He is void in wisdom,” Say “void of.” p Often mispronounced: Plagiarism. Pronounce pla-ji-a-rism, first & as in “play,” 1 a8 in “it,” second a unstressed, lccent first syllable. Often misspelled: Circumference. Synonyms: Fastidious, finical, criti squeamish, overnice. ‘Word study: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us increase our voclbullry by mastering one word each lrn word, taut, firm, tight. "'rha taut lines of his face loosened.” BRAIN TESTS Underline the correct definition of each word that appears in capital letters. Time limit, two minutes. 1. CANARD means: a A formA h:‘ insanity that occurs b. A British steamship line. ¢. An er::'.rlvmm or absurd re- port. d. An_intoxicating liquor. . EXCISE meant: a. To exert repeatedly. b. A reason or apology for an action. c. A superbabundance, d. A duty, toll or tax. PREBEN means: 'l'l'nel act of being at a certain ». An lppre.henslon or previous knowledge. e. The giving or donating of d Th.:mem}n' f 1l opening of a play. . MAROON means 8. A person of inferior mentality. b. To_leave a person on a deso- late isle. ¢. A small cake. d. A spear used by whalers. Answers, Correct definitions are: d 3) b, (4D, AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN. @D e @ “None of our folks ever was atheists or evolutionists, but Cousin Ben used hymn book one time for shavin' paper. 'E. M. Bryan Co., lnc. 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Death notices and Lost and Pound advertisements for the dally will be sccepted up to noon day of issue except Saturday snd Legsl Holidays. when the closing time 1 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Pound for The Sunday Star will be accepted wp 0 11 p.m. Saturdsy. HELP—MEN. X 2 PAINTER wanted; only ihose mitn cmnuu'nnd apply. See Mr. Moore, nw. LE TRIMMER, Apply Mr. Moore, le MOBI! 1119 am ponv: = d_striper; Tl *Betrai Boar £ Fender Bie i nvnlr o Works, 30380 Ci LBIIAN experienced: must own _car, snd ‘surround: Syiend e Virginia well: to sell. nation iz, S, prodily eHtel et e roposition: salary a :%plv %50 Louisisna between 5:30 and nufi:m Eperienced; none, olers degired. A&uu ‘Box 385V Blar ofce: BOY living in OCleveland Park secti DOk Morsings. CMonietey Pharmacy, 4533 Connecticut _ave. BOY to work in dru 8 to 10 event Sinday. 3572 Conn Te: muat ride motor 1i day every other n.w. . with_bicycles or CIRG semt, ik By ex Apply 935 New York AN, must be experienced mens University Bnop, 506 sth s ble, with identifi Avpiy W w-mm- Park Taxi G BUSHELMA clothing. 201 COLLECTION u NAO!R‘ With _experience on Catholic perlodicals 1 make good offer to_ right man. Star office. 27% 1929. HELP—MEN, Continued.) TICENSED ENGINEER. ent project: must have LelATD 4ze: d by u(-"‘mnu, M6 others need apply. 141 TRACTOR DRIVERS, colored, | saurses s experienced. Apply Mr. Dog- ett, 920 E st. n.w. TRANSITMAN AND DRAFTSMAN. lFxpenenced, permanent posi- tion. Salary starts at $150. Maryland Planning Commission, Phone Silver Spring 547. YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 23 YEARS OLD. COMMERCIAL WORK. LARGE LOCAL COMPANY. SALARY. EXCELLENT ' FUTURE BUSINESS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN CITY. GIVE PHONE NUMBER AND REFERENCES. ADDRESS BOX 284-V, STAR OFFICE. MAN who is earning or has earned in excess of $5,000 a year now employed handling outside selling &rces selling direct to the home. One of Washington’s largest radio retailers plan ex- tensive door-to-door selling cam- paign and need the services of a high-grade sales supervisor. Do not answer this ad unless you are thoroughly experienced in this type of work. Prefer a man who is now employed. All re- plies will be held strictly con- fidential. Address Box 293-V, Star office. COUNTER MAN, references. - Citizes Clarendon 526. ENTAL MECHANIC Who can set 1 d. Dental Laboratories, Howard ant 1in sts.. Baltimore. Md. DRUGGIET, unregistered: offer & worthwhile position to_ the Address Box 95-8. Star om steam-table ns’ experienc Lunch, B ] Rossiyn, FOREMAN, Targe garage; state age. experience -nu “references. | Address Box 261-V, Star off FURNITURE REFINTSHER. musi, Fave Tocal .references, experienced in repairing c work and’ fine_furniture, upholgtering Peis fefnishing. Apply in person befors 1 Hutchison & Co.. 1816 14th GARDENER. experienced in e arera Sreennouse work. 8. H. Carter, mer. The Plains. Va. GROCERY CLERK: St drive Pord truck. Tust_have city Tefer- 1500 OR DRUG CLERE musi Tave e : full time: pleasant surroundings DIy Argsle Pharmacy. 1ith and P‘rk i W, LICITORS, Mr. Sparks, Wumnnnn Laun- and K sts. nw., 7-9 or LAUNDRY experience. gn. 27th MAN or ability for delivery office of coal w he cannot do so DOW. i5 7 Address Box 94 MAN. young VEder s ars, work in drag tore: hool l'uflem, preferred; ref- tur 0 MAN, youn upor en:ed Toom clerk. Ad- He. depart- dress’ Box 316-V. Star office. MAN with car to represent a loc ment store, sales and service; sslary and commission. Apply Room 208 Bank of Com- merce & Savings Building. 7th Tane B MAN (married) and son,'dairy. good milkers, gne truck driver. les Veirs, Rockylile ch MAN vouns, with bicvele, for cnlleclu‘m depaitment ot high-g bu ‘be high-school radu and furnish Tef- y. 3! for' promotion. age 'Address Box ‘T11-V, Star erences in reply. office. SAN—TE you are out of work or on pension and can put up $100 bond., 1 want you to Y cl 00d loca- mornings between 7 ana 8 at 218 sw. : MAN. vyoung. 21 to 26 vears old, learn 5 end 10c_store. bus and advince ichool education. i’ us experienice. £ood wases Address Box 270-V. Star office HEI‘P—MEj AND WOMEN. COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN or grand- children ean obtain good home by carini or ‘place’In nearby country in abgence of . _Address Box 219-v s Rzpnmm‘nlm Gov make extra money epare Yiome seine cnr e d o 830 otie b Col or_sale ith D ‘Call ‘1336 Eve at. BANKI HOUSE OFFERS OPPOR- DUNITY: TO-MEN AND WQMEN IN GOVERNMENT QFR\'ICF TO \\'ORK ]‘\' and abiiity. ,\l.(.LR[l‘I i PLuALL\' ATTRACTIVE TO YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WILL- ING TO LEARN AND DESIR- ; TO BUILD INDEPEN DENT INCOME. STATE EDUCATION, EXPERI ETC. ADDRESS BOX 302- v, WANTED—SALESMEN. CREW ORGANIZER. expert, to sell & mew useful kitchen ‘article: liberal commission. Progressive uu Co., 205 Pa. n.w. SALESMEN—) e o mrarviey Datiors ‘and_emirch boards. introducing the nation-wide church visusl program. Splen- did_opportunity for suitable m Werite. lwinlonlsmculu:mflth Teferences. Address in nization ehd "end_Soutn sarketing unifmited po: Others SALESMEN work, for Muryla line of beauty preparations: sibilities; wonderful territor. making_ good. Causby's Pa tories, Potomac_2596._ 1109 O 3 CEPTIONAL opportunity for refrigerato Salesmen whose volume is off, due to sea- sonal demand Sell standard make of radios for us; com- bonus and leads furnished: of our men making in excess of $200 w Appls Mannhattan, 3038 i 5. i Adams & R ADIO SALESMA ant s good man who can sell radios: terms; Radiola, Atwater Kent Sha SFascift ‘Apbls Sline’s-oad Teth st ok MAN. Soung. eolored, experienced. oot janitor in apt. house; must ver tor license. "Address ,B0% MEAT CUTTER around m Meat Market. 1800 You s ma Mnd" MEN_Five active men of good address mature age. from 33 to 65 years with smail int w) nt to round out their income with pxnnm. "dieninca outeide work wih e nationally known organization. phone Met- ropolitan 4018, ask for fleld manager for appointment. MEN to sell piston tings to the garage and repair trade.” Apply Satirduy, between 10 d 13 noon. Max Wiehle, 1128 G nd Brush_Co. n'c Natlonal Bress Bite: MESSENGER BOY. Apply R. Room 602, National Metropol PAINTERS and } eady for WOrk: must have automoblie and bhow toe aulntu thoroughly. John Ryan, rear 611 Report at 3rd_and Emer- ‘PAPERHANGERS ( non-union. to foreman paperhanger son ats. mow. Apply Feady for Work. PATENT ATTORNEY desires assistant fo Drepare and prosecute applications for pnt- ent: mu; horough knowledge of chem- ftry " Audress Bor Mns. Star_office. RADIO SERVICE MAN__Good position for ""“;h'v'nle‘e"’éonflfl sk Adaress Box 354 feemondence c htia ress Box 314- RADIO SERVICE MAN with light car; mus know gereen, grid. i Fitoh Apply between 4 ‘and 6 EAR\' TWO DAYS' PAY IN ONE ¢ Ir ?mfifi':l' Press Blago 1 4th Gad ¥ sto B.w: SALESMEN—By orgamzatmn selling this year’s fastest moving set, the Philco Balanced Unit Radio. Men experienced in di- rect-to-consumer selling prefer- red. Radio experience not neces- sary. Leads furnished to work- ers. Apply J. T. Jackman, be- tween 9 and 10 a.m, 806 12th 2150 for appointment el ] PLOYM!NT AGENCIES. HERS. BOOKKEEPERS. TYP- and female, needed to supply the 1400 Rtms that use this office resuiarly as their ‘emplovment d In_the past five years we nave place 3,791 peopl positions: 1o uniess p Do rsrent EXthanes, 314 Nat. Fr Blbar 140 and F._District 2480 CLERK. stenowrapher cook, s counterman, mechs, ponsers, colored. . Janicor B TR ees 203 Albes Bids.. 150h and O 808 nw 3 JALESM, lood T it e, ln calling on b nnn.:ml;: T of the lll'l!lt O e Countr: O. Box 314, Pa. ave. 8 SALESMEN, ol fo.cail on il Gatholics fh"ehe'Intereat- ot the fathers; good remuneration: appearing 1" Teference. SHOEMAKER, colored. at - Anncostin, D, & Cnor 2413 e shonnm Apply 3303 Conn. ave. n.w. 27+ SHOE LS "SBA.L':ES“QIN Saturdays.~ Resal Shoe TEACHERS. - college graduate: home economics, industrial riculture. Call or Write D renes "Hitle Annex Bldg., Baltimore, e e & n'nsn"'-ud.u Decatur 3551. 1837 1ith n.w. 5 Dfll’(lnnl on:n dlfl’ District 5821 J S Need 500 applicas u O O Seietamrapney, Vg 01 Is"lllufl’ Boyd's. 1338 G n.w. Natl. 2338. {st. n.w,, or Phone Metropolltan" EEP AND SITUATIONS. ntsnwc'non CQUI!I!. SITUATION—MEN. (Continued.) m or adun -A-nm sraden, by lxv.‘l'l:n ity Blaromee Frfes) §0°COLOREDGIRTS T0 TRARN BEAUTY culture; latest and h.zome!hudl taught; courses siven fi jasses now lflrcl:l OUR: licensed _whit resuits guaranteed. Bpecial rates this month. _Adams S5 1 fl%fl{?fi"‘%‘vfl? AT% LEGToN, "uls'F COLLEG™ STUDENT TEW WILL TAKI ore onerationnl Bheiten: Tred. Address Box 165 Ve WHY SPEND 9-12 MONTHS DAY OR 18-24 Tohihe th nient lchool When you can get & beiter commercial course; including the same nt te in zhout one-third the dorsers. _Position Slinacs how Sormime. Earoil today. . Bova Secretarial School, 1338 G st. Natl s 3338, OTHEKR elasses begin in stenographic courses September 23, Rates for any course: w m mmmly or, §50 to, 4135 for Complste nings 48 to $10 monthly or §25 55100 tor comple MT. PLIIASA\ T SCHOOL QFCRLTARI ES, Tel. Col. 3000. AVl ATION. We can place trained men immediately. The Aviation School of America gives the training.” You complete your course in well equipped shops. under some of the best in- structors in aviation industry. Here Sou would be required to fear down and rebuild complete aeropléne and motors, do spiicing, welding. fabric etc. Your instruction is the best and the rates no more. ° Last class at Summer rates starts Tmmediately. “ACt now: VIATION S8CHOOL OF AMERICA. 1108°16th 8t. Nw. ‘Snops, 307 13th 8, Open_evenings Unt M. ortment of % commis- | Slon, The 1617 1 s CASHIER and stenographer, general office - work; state ‘eferences and ry wnnud. Addries Box 275-V. Star office. 27 | DREN'S NURSE. _white; _reference. I'fll’ !llh pl. n.w. (near Wisconsin ave. d Fulton st.._slso near Natipnal Cathedr: FINGER WAVER and mnruller 718 14th st. n.w Yvonne's, 28 PINISK!RS on r:rnur;e{; must be fAirst-class. n.w.. n . experienced. high-class ladies’ speci «<harge of workroom: go Besitiog to isht party, GOVERNESS NURSE. white, seamatresses 1 alty_ shop to take ay: permanent radiess Box 218V, for Siicrtee 1432 Critten- PER, white, experiencet ‘clean, good cook and not afraid 3in family. Good opportunity for y who desires & home on the out- Address Box 296:V. ‘HOUSEK! be neat, Star_omce. MILLINERY MAKERS —Must e thom\llhlv o3 hit? sewe n dresses SALESLADIES, Gatholic, part. or fall fime. for outdoor proposition: experience not nec- essary; good remuneratio: references re- qulrlfl CIH 'll! Earle Bl 28° JALESWOMAN, not o Mlh -class retail store; state experience, if any; give references: sta salary wanted. Address B M. Star ofice. i1 STENOGRAPHER _and _general _ assistant paper correspondent. full or pa; i lege student preferred. Ad- Brees Box 200y, Star offce. 280" years of a& edu- TYPIST [ o ork; cation, G uhd salary. Address Box ce el ded. A wort ontaide cy Brleadid oppor: tunity for development in_educational and executive work. Address Box 286-M. & OMAN, Joung, white, for nurse to two br 4 years oid and assict with light Honsework. must be_intelligent, 1 p500d referengrs. with Address Box 156-V. Star ng to switchboard, el Handwrifing: staie experjence and salary ex- pected. _Address Box 365-V. Star office. B 5 ry; 1316 D st. after 3 pm. e JANITOR desires position with residence: man and wife, no children; best of refer- ences. Decatuf 4500-W. MAN, Colored, experienced. ‘orderty, TFUCk Griver. chaueur. Rouscmun, Jantiar. bus, porter, ¢levator, switchbgard; references. Decatur MAN of literary faste desires mml'_‘u it in- “ean” ‘tupnish mmnm companion or yalid gentlemen; Cleveland_1456. PAINTER. first-cinas, pigrior &nd exterlor. ants_contract work, ir. Bowen, Potomac Junior certified nuwmm desires opporfunity to work with gradu Tadiocriclan . of experience: start. _Telephone Pot. 2909, YOUNG MAN, strong, desires stes sods dispenser. etc.: have referenc dress Box 288-V. Star office. SITUATION—WOMEN. ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEFER, 33 7ears o 12 years' experience, 5 s as head bosk keeper for leading real estate firm of Wi ington, capable of taking full charge of office, ‘correspondence, operating and_fini cial statements, income-t Ne g:nlbl! oflns rejecte small salary to 2 A 28% ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER _wants worl art time or hourly: books opened. close nlanced and audited. Address Box 368-V, B i PIBT. horouty exne: ER- 3 m-hug Teferences. Address Be LD) “CLOTHES smartly and auickly charges very reasonable. Call Deca- 5e Em'rormu. CLERK — Young lady, experi- enced in editing. estimating and 'mi copy. prootreading and makeup: collese capable_stenographer. = Add: ENVELOPES_ sddressed quickly typewriter or hand. Call G LADY‘ it Tl Tl DG knowledge of ‘bookkeeping: references. C LADY, white, room,’day or w Box _317-V. 8t PASTR Tike or dressmaking; references. Phone Decat 4684, da PRACTICAL NURS dd 2} care of Invalid, will mo Drepire. tost: nced x 248-V, Star office. SECRETARY-! sn:\'nompum.—r =3 rate stenogzapher: all ofice detal i aquietly erful 1 worker; legal, £ Gechngeal ::ubhc stenograptic experiences | Cievel SECRETARIAL NURSE —Experienced nurse and stenographer; also legal experience. lshoznu:h. eficient, reliable. " Phone Lincoln TEACHER, experienced, wants pofltlon u child’s governess. Phone Lincoln 80 and | emcient WATTRESS experienced place tn Tunch room or at steam table. Call 1105 Que 1 YOUNG WOMAN wishes position as houge- keeper. Address Box 330-V. Star offiee. 38° SECRETARIAL. Young ladss, university sraduate and ex- perienced _stenographer, desi position requiring initiative bility. _ Address Box 31 telephione North 6525. —_—— SITUATION—DOMESTIC. Der- 955, Baturdsy < Viraii work, part 3 reliable colored ot 4508, OOK. experienced, with reference, place.’ 314 Oakdale pl COOK; housew ark. i axserinnedeered ®irl._1321 Corcoran st. n.w GIRL wishes general hou: £0,home nights. 405 P wishes work; no Bunday: n.w. elp colored, Seneral housewsrk of day € ork.” near 30th and §: good references. Adaress 124 J0th &t .= GIRL, colored, reliabie small apartment Phone A GIRL, colored, STRe Sohdass wishes job clea 4iB morning or even Tegular_work, morning, 8 1o Call Adams 9334 GIRL, neat colored. wants place s cha permaid waitress. 2339 Champia st n.w. YOUNG LADY for office work, only experi- enced need ly. Ambassador Laundry, 1426 Irving GIRL wants position as mothers helper nurse with nice family. Met. 4750, or 8pi 1219 Vt. ave. nw. D PRESSERS. We want experi enced pressers for ladies’ |and plaited dresses. Best work- (ing conditions and steady work with good pay. perienced only need apply. Vogue, 300 Zye st. n.e. "TELEPHONE OPERATORS BETHESDA, MD. DESIRABLE POSITIONS Open To Young Women 16 Years of Age and Over, With High-School Education. Good Pay to Start. Frequent Increases. Apply Wisconsin Ave. and Stanford St., Bethesda, Md. THE CH PEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY. young coiored _vants_position et nur. i & L Say nights, ' Decatar Y Y GIRLS (2. neat colored desire mornin vening, night job or general housewor. N0 ek W B MAID, colored, first-c does part-time and d Decatur_241 . colored, rel ‘ork morning: weneral worker. s work, nurse or w Adams 1 2 Te wants E Tace as } for small famil WOMAN.. houseworker or can_tfurnish MIAML, 523: Ta §15: Carolina and Geo poin Fanted Howara House Fr 10388 RANSPORTATION FOR MAN w York City Sunday mornini p.m. TRANSPORTATION WANTED ‘poox s.me when and price. to Chatia- Address Box U TY PARLORS. SHAMPOO, with marcel, finger wave or_wa- ter wave, 3125 other beauty culture work rnson-nle graduate BELLE HONOUR GRADUAT N Chupont Circe) operators_only. SEHOOL, 1% ave. HELP—DOMESTI RECOMMENDED SERVICE. COLORED WOMAN—Good wages for depend- able colored woman with good references Who s Uised to children and willing o - sist in various work about house. _Call in person, 3406 Lowell st. n.w., Cleveland Park Pho) «!c ot calf Ti21 . T ave. after's. 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 Mzin 5000, Branch 115. COOK and general houseworker. colored, ver SI m\llt have reference; l!l)' Walter Reed. COOK _and Thouseworker, _experisnced Inundry: ‘must Rave reference; 350 mon and_room if desired. Ga. 0714, COOK. e : COOK. experienced, and nneul Tousework: COOK and chambermaid-waitress, white, to sleep in house: English or German pre- ferred: ‘must, be capable and experieneed: two in family: goo s references re- Quired: _Address ‘Box 310-V. Star office no th ANT. BELBUG, MOTH, ROACH. rat ex mination guardntesd. we meint e ern’ fumigation chamber for e, S0 U ON GeTer, "Aiso epeciaize in house, fumigation, ~ American, Disinfcetant Co.. 836 Eve ational 6478 oc22* BEI DlNu of all .&’ Brocess kinds u'm\l(ed :‘{xa e Tex 3 ’l mufl‘ IA' o Tompt service and low price: Beflfllnl Co.. 56 ur_ 7! BEDDING.mattreises Tenovated, springa re- 3315 8th st. n.e. nired: special low prices now. Columbia edding Cou 319G sty n.w. Natlonal 8338. BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box sprines snd pillows reno: best prices and prompt del Jaih assreics 30 L s M. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, settled White Foman: four adults in famils: good home in country. Mrs. R. P. Hines. Rockville. Md. * GIRL for general housework: stay nishts: et DD! RE! Bilowa: fanther mat & down ts Sred. iacal Beading Cos 622 b.%: CARPENTER_Porches inclosed, repaired Metal Weather siripbing. Mr. Brinine, 1359 Tavlor st. n.w. _Adame_16: general housework. ll("A vy nights. = okin Adam h qnenne'yd = LeHbakie] CARPENTER-BUILDER —Cottaes, siterations. ‘repairs, porches; learay 3 £0 ' anywhe: lmmue 267" TIRE SALESMAN 'lmed by Tationall known {;‘;2"9,"_ % a e arience Recessars. WHITE MAN. married, for D ply with reference, Box 10, "Bhver Sprlhl‘ YOUNG MAN for ore; experient macy. 1907 Ma: YOUNG, MAN for stock oler] Rouse: $12 Der weeks With promotion " 817 Louisians ave. hlnm'lae:ul"r-'!enxn:!ee‘l'“xvun'l,“lml. e e OPPORTUNITY! You will average over $80 weekly, full part time. "With benefit ‘instrance associs 2ilon (white): every one hetween 18 and 85 eligible for insurance is a prospect. Expe ence not necessary. For interview aive ad- gress ‘or pho; Address Box 10-S, Star RADIO SERVICE MAN. wen oTk " preforied. "Dubont Phars ve. n.w. CHAUFFEURS, Drivers with responsible refer- ences and identification cards, know- ing the city will be employed. Ap- oly BLACK & WHITE CAB CO,, YELLOW. CAB co., 1240 24th St. N.W. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. Have, an onening for an experienced sales Who Yo m least $7,000 per o be: ermaneatt mmu with: one Box 302-V" Star office SALESMEN \’VANTED fi.‘.’:&.‘“‘:; erfed"" 82 Rfuranes, sater 8 St 28th, 730 auga., 16 H HEALTH CLUB SALESMAN. High-class, capable salesman of neat appearance, to sell Health Club memberships to business executives, See Mr. Adams, AMBASSADOR HOTEL, 14th and K Sts, of ¢ o in " town. BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. BPECTAL | FREPARATION, FOR CENSUS OF. Toice CFreparats Bohoet Me! "2 cord INSTRUCTION COURSES. ™ ted practical unlim| e ience "\0[8“' instructio, Special m‘; ‘Ofl:lx; 3 studgnts now enrailin o en D.YLE H:}N 'R BCHOOL. Bnrche’l Ifi We "are pr €ivs & thort ficar” Course nualitsing soung ‘men, for tlons ‘paving 140 to roi Ahe etost. W habe alwavs piaced cur mgl-lu‘:'s By fefmtof pavient for ition tasses, Lo6uds FADIG cOLLEGE. 4o eh STy CULTURE TAUGHT-NMATCE ine s35: <hambooinE. $10; permancht wa ing, ] l finger 'lvln1 20, comiplete course, B Becker slde i UTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. MEN AR chies. exper. lads, paiructress. 'Col CONGVER, weit St H ot nw TEARN STENOTYPY. THE MACH of Iflflfll B)Iull mnre accuracy’ les the same lflVlhlll 5 l"l! In tion “metho et h L g T ‘Dusinesses tod emplcy. sunutyguts for tnm Zore Important interested in pre: o "Better mmon and i learn stenot ree tris B ithout obliga on to ou lnureued Kew "cinsses beine. o ik on September 30 in lvemnl Noke fesertations now. SR uad st 18 TEAS MT.FLE “Efific‘fifln L5 :i.ei';{ e Tivoll Theater Bld esnons 3000 N 1 TCOMMERCIAL AR’ OC| pewspaper ariist i uemmll: mstruct limite ber Jn ,Practical um R ¢ , cover design, m c?éx'.'f"}m °gmum 8 maau:h. Na L4 o Eroaier enotsbe other dict: ruhunnu. sehoom: tea rooms. Catetopien. auiekiy & .85;‘:: e el Lowle \ates "afe {n-demand by Targest em! QhYfl“‘hfl“:'“ el el you wnhwz XUTY exn!rhnu‘ Sresent wor :w 5Nu'tt' obllutlon. Y B ennsviva RING—Mai Tolcee grad. Address lmuunn n n.w. T viaua huemman b; icator. - Phone Metropofitan S167. M GIRL, c ung. for ight i _puhu. . ight housework: n.w. & " rateren Appiy 5101 7th "HAIR CANEIN( splinted. upholster, st_n.w. _Franklin 7483 RCA ROOKERS APmetrone. 1385 10th NURSE. white, experienced, o care for (w0 ghildren; retefences required. Phone Ciev. NURSEGIRL. white, experienced, wanted: §iye references; stay nights. Call' Cleveiand | T ene Loy, o Teforoncss. DR 4 y s, references. catur_0500: Miss Ehrlich. WOMAN, “middie-ased, eetfled "white, with initiative, wanting good e. to act as Tenersl housckesner: pect Jocal essential: good pay. Phone National office_hours. WOMAN. oung white. §00d cook and house- keeper; 'family of Phone Lincoln_10086. small apartment. :vofilTN.- om“'lvzlfiti YOUNG. WOMAN for mother's heiper, to Fimpasms, genisd, s, ety st s ome _an 585 Rust Bids. after e SITUATION—MEN. ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER, experienced KE] in public and commercial work. desires part g, Jull time’ employment; references. Cal TTRESS-MAID, colored; iGN 27% ts books to keep on pari- fime basis: reasonable fee. ~Address Box 336-V._Star office. c. Arm: Teterences | Metropolitan 3191 SHIMNEY FURNACES CLEANED, roof fnr‘*'- Tepairing. floor scraping. waxing: electric machines. W. E. Day. Cepitol Heights 82. | CHIMNEY CLEANING—Reduce your coal Bill,” Repairs for ail makes stover, ‘boilers and furnaces. Call Economy Sheet Works, Nat. 5518 o DOOR CHECK REPAIRING—We repair and 7Bl all standard makes of door check 916 New York ave. ELECTRIC WIRING—6-Toom house. comolete With electric fixtures and inside service. for $1250; work guaranteed: terms if desirad. Stein_Electric Co.. 627 E st. n.w. 0801 ELECTRIC WIRING—6 rooms. Hal 340.00 complete. ~Fixtures, $20.00. work guaranteed. Get m time and money.” Terms. North 0885. ELECTRICAL WIRING for power meters. Pies and old Notses, Repairs o Spoances of al!_kinds. L M. Keller. Col. 6488. EXPERT FL( FINISHING. scraping. elec SAXing. akided mechanice: requced. Brices e s 10187 FLOGRS_Le 23 By ew Harcol ‘metaod tion oak, walnut and ‘manogany. etc. samples call Adams 7023. The Harcol co. 1405 Monroe st n.w. R-ACCOUNTANT, B EEPE] expmerui’ og Best references. Fhone Wis. W. 3962 300 FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, Tepaied. -nn covers made, ext. cheerfully siven. Returned free. _Tittensor, 1600 8th W ion QY wants Job, work in store. 1641 Rose- ale_st. BRICKTAYER. Yhber, colored"wants bricx work and pointing nd it wurk Phone N._14: PENTER WORK d c-u coxumm- 3483-W k for Charley. : able,”desires furnigh Nottn CHAUE white, T oo private. {amily: an glass city ref. of long Deriode. m'rrml White, wants ;x:m..... pmne famil: s’ experience, good reference; ",5' to g0 anywhere. Box 33! ezx.nn- a, U"'. colored, Cl rlenufl. ‘MINI l'lu 'l.ll ference. on‘fl"il mJ e PR ST sires "poait HOT- wnm HEATING, fi'srfi«s all work 8 anteed. No cash flo'\r\‘ lml" monthly ayments it desired. Co., o ney 25 cene m.a. wE urner 1231 v Metto. 3005 All_reliable makes, including Cemented or tacked_down ny th Il please you. experts. Also ines. Kleeblath, 11th window and fioor co ani H Ll FAINTING, PAPERING — For N rk call Adams 5006 Low D vice. _Gordon lr TN Xt ho xpert floor flnunmm Faul Serene, 1209 N. Cap. 8%, PAINTING. PAPERING, and exerior, Harry A Glorias T co. snn Ga. ave. n. Phone Col. . decorati: ARY n lnl farmer. William eltsville. M PAPERHANGING and nlnun‘: ulwmh!e Brices and work guarantesd. N 'A tc!llnl!el 'urnni A ::I’l“ o Seorge. 2120 U!' 1 18th st. o.