Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1929, Page 54

Your Baby and Mine BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED. “There, shame on you, for being so mean to your little brother. Suppose he does want the wagon all the time, you're bigger, and ought to have more sense than to quarrel with hi: 1about it.” Being the older child in the house- hold is supposed to make one just natu- rally unselfish. Older brothers have to give in to younger sisters, even though youngster sisters are seifish, little meanies and never give-in in return. Older brothers have to let Oscar have the wagon when he hangs on and yells for dear life. Actually, it makes mother too nervous to hear Oscar yell, and giv- ing in has to be older brother's job, so mother won't be nervous. Older children soon begin to feel that age makes them so discriminated against that, fearing the result of family conferences, they get what they want by strategy and cunning. Wagons can be gotten from selfish younyer children by threats and promises when fairer tactics won't work. Two children of differing ages need different toys and each should keep his own until he has learned the pleasures of sharing. Then there won't be con- stant trouble, constant quarrels to arbi- trate. It is not only unfair to the older, but an actual damper to the younger's developing sense of unselfishness to let hir Pays win because he is younger. If he finds an iron hand on a wanted toy and a brassy cry for mother will bring the desired object. he has a poor encouragement to use any more sports- manlike methods. Children should play together amiably. They should love each other enough to be happy to share their good things. Favoring one or the other is without results in bringing about these desir- able conditions. Many toys are too large to be dupli- cated in a household. while smaller toys and games can be. In that case neither should have any stronger claim upon it than the other. If it is an outdoor toy each should have his turn at it, and no turn to be too long. If it is an in- door toy, the same methods will work. “You can have the tea set for a half heur and Sally can play with the doll bed, if you don't want to play together. One of you can put the baby to bed and the other be fixing lunch, like mother does.” If the tea set is the sole article de- sired, then it has to be played with for only a limited time. Usually if children know that they can play with a toy undisturbed, but it belongs to the next contender as soon as dropped. there will be no trouble, as a child’s interest is of such short duration that no hard- ship is worked on either, H the child doesn't have to fight to hold his own, or to ge: fair play there would be an end to quarrels and tale- bearings and crying. An admiring neighbor stopped to soeak to Tony and his red-cheeked, bundled-up brother Georgle. *“How nice you play together,” said the neighbor admiringly. “We play fair,” said Tony proudly, “I give my brudder a ride and ‘nen he gives me one. It's my turn now.” And to show how much more than fair he was, he pushed the inartic- ulate Georgie into the wagon and tore down the street with him. SONNYSAYINGS BY FANNY Y. CORY. gived me cookies. Her say there aren't nuffin’ her likes better 'an makin’ cookies fer a 'ittle boy, 'less it makin' them fer a 'ittle boy and his 'ittle sister. (Copyright. 1920.) BRAIN TESTS Answer these questions, allowing four minutes. answer. (1) A donkey was tied to one end of | a rope that is 20 feet long. A stack of | hay was situated 100 feet from the | donkey. Yet the donkey walked over | and ate the hay. | How was this possible? (2) A man came home late and| found that he had forgotten the key to | the front door. He tried all the win- dows, but they were bolted. He tried’| the back door, but it was locked, There | was no other entrance; vet the man | finally entered without difficulty. How was this possible? (3) A man left his rcom for dinner at 6 o'clock. Before he left he realized | that he had to be up at 8 o'clock the | next morning. So he wound the alarm | clock and its alarm, set the alarm and turned it on. Then he went out and | returned at midnight. The next morn- ing he slept past 8 o'clock. He was a light sleeper and the clock was in work- ing_order. How can this be explained? Answers. (1) The other end of the rope was not, tied. (2) The front door was not locked. (3) The alarm went off at 8 o'clock that night. (Copyright. 1920.) ABE MARTIN SAYS Today a collector o' rare stamps gave | Oscar Mcss 30 cents fer a 2-cent stamp | with mucilage on it. (Copyright. 1929) Judge Turner of Westminster County Court, England, has started a movement for the appointment of a woman attor- ney to act as arbitrator in women's + dress cases. as tic, a defense. sucking, tal strain, always be generalized. lieved to be one of the manifestations of acute rheumatism in children, with an acute infection as the cause, coupled | with malnourishment and anemia.) | The Freudian school of psychoanal- ysts believes that-the tic is the expres- | sion of some suppressed purpose mdi it is a defense compromise which gives | 0 relief to that patient. Each one has a sensible has cured some patients. N THE EVENING DIET AND HEALTH Psychoanalysis. “Dear Doctor: My boy, 11 years old, 5 feet tall and weighing 85 pounds, has three habits—working up his mouth and eyes, for he says he imagines his eyes are pasted together; throwing his head back as if his hair were in his eyes; then walking in the street he lifts one foot up and rubs it against the other. He seems healthy otherwise. Will he outgrow these habits. Your boy evidently has what is known or habit spasm, Mrs. R. These habit spasms may be started from shock, where the movement is used as For instance—as I've told before—in our medical iterature is an account of a pugilist who was terrified by the explosion of a bomb dropped from a Zeppelin. He evidently made the movement of the shoulder and arm as if avolding a biow, and he continued this jerky movement and facial grim- aces such as a pugilist might make dur- ing a fight, even after the cause had been removed. The following is a definition of tic (tice): Tic is a reflex, defensive or voluntary movement, which has assumed an im- perative character. single movement, an isolated tic, or of a number of movements of different muscles oceurring at the same time or in rapid succession; or it may be in the form of a general tis. There are many different movements, such as grinning, sniffling, nodding, hair pulling, etc. Your boy | has still others. Usually there is an unstable nervous system from some cause. intoxication necesarily mean alcoholism, but tox- emia, or poison in the blood, from some reason), are the exciting factors. Tic differs from St. Vitus dance #(chorea) in that the movements are the same | ments, and always involve the same Miss Williams called me in today an’ | group or groups of muscles, while those | of St. Vitus dance are never performed | twice in the same w (8t. in tomato sauce with cheese THAT JOYOUS FLAVOR BY LULU HUNT PETERS, M. D. physician, Mrs. pounds underweight. chiatry. ments. MRS. R.” It may consist of a biting, scratching, Injury, men- (this doesn't | stereotyped move- | y and are apt to | Vitus dance is be- | Psychoanalysis | tell you to ignore them entirely. dren love the limelight and will exag- gerate symptoms to get it. PARIS—A little group of chic young Parisiennes prefers this type of lame frock for theater and restaurant to the pretentious, long-skirted modsls. signed by Goupy. De- RITA. I suggest that you have your son thoroughly checked up by a competent R. He is about 10 This should be remedied. Then, if your doctor thinks it necessary, visit a specialist in psy- Do not call attention to the move- Perhaps your physician_will Chil- STAR, WASHINGTON, Today in Washington History BY DONALD A. CRAIG. Vovember 22, 1860.—A rumor that Semry ‘of the Treasury Howell Cobb has sent his resignation to President Buchanan added to the undercurrent of excitement throughout the city today. The rumor gained headway at the Treasury Department early in the fore- noon and caused quite a commotion among the Treasury employes. Secre- tary Cobb was at his desk, apparently transacting business as usual, and no confirmation of his resignation was ob- tainable. i o It is reported that very serious - sensions p:m'e arisen in President Buchanan's cabinet over the terms of the Presldent’s forthcoming message to Congress treating with the current se- cession excitement. How much truth there is in these stories of cabinet dif- ferences it has been impossible to dis- cover today. There are some Southern members of the cabinet, among whom, doubtless, is Secretary Cobb, a Georgian, who are known to hold views upon the present burning issue in unison with the opin- ions that seem to prevail to a great extent among public men of their home States. Probably if the forthcoming message Congress were theirs to write, its position with reference to the propriety of secession at this time would reflect their views. As the message is not theirs, but the President’s, a break- up of the cabinet, because the message may reflect Mr. Buchanan's well known sentiments against secession, seems un- likely to some observers. However, the situation is so delicate that some per- sons would not be surprised at any- thing that might happen, so fat as the cabinet is concerned. Prom New York today comes tele- graphic news that the financial panic has been checked. Southern stocks have taken a pronounced rise. probably be- cause of a growing impression in the North that South Carolina is destined to stand alone in her purpose. The banks of the District of Colum- bia were compelled to suspend pay- ments today, following the example of the Baltimore banks. If the banks of ‘Washington had hesitated 48 hours in suspending, every speculator who could reach this city by railroad in that time would have drawn specie from them, thus putting it out of the power of the Washington banks to aid their regular business customers, even to the extent of a dollar, in these unsettled times The consequence would have been the bankruptey of hundreds of persons in ‘Washington. BY ROBERT QUILLEN. “I thought Mary was mad at me, but she come over when she seen me wit | the bowl Mamma used to mix the cake batter in.” (Copyright. 1929.) FRESH in FLAVOR and 'HIGH IN Second helpings are to be expected when there’ Heinz Cooked Spaghetti on the table. It’s pretty hard to resist that flavor! And it's so wholesome and economical, too, because it takes the place of the usual fish or meat course. It's so good—this nutritious Heinz-made sp ghetti—tender and thoroughly cooked —steeped through and through with that special tomato sauce, made from sun-ripened tomatoes! And the tang of special cheese adds the final touch of flavor that makes Heinz Cooked Spaghetti a joy to everybody. It is cooked ready to serve. And you'll find that it has the same high quality you enjoy in Heinz Rice Flakes, Heinz Peanut Butter, Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup, Heinz Indi the Heinz 57 Varieties. Relish—or any of B . CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS pefors publication. . 8:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies. one hour earlier. both for dally and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the dally will be accepted up to noon day of issue except Saturday and Legal Holidays, when the closing time 1s 10;20 a.m. Death Notices d Lost and Found for The Bunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturdsy. HELP—MEN. ASSIETANT in patent department, by New England corporation: young patent attorney, preferably member of bar and graduate in engineering. _Address Box 171 BOY, strong, willing to work, t anos. drive to and make himself generally lseful; permanent position: state age and experience. _Address Box 187-D. St BOY, white, 18 to 20 years of age. school edut on. Apply Mr. Scott, Dupont Laundry, 2535 Sherman ave. n.w e BOY, white, 12 to 15 years of age, for Ilight work after school; salary. Call 932 N. Y. RPENTER and _woodworker, all-around ._See Mr. Williams. 614 H st. n.w. CLERK, 20 to 25 years old, for large auto- pair piant; must be rapid and accuate at figures and write legibly: good opportunity for sdvancement if not afraid of work and lone hours. See Mr. Beeson between 2 and 4pm Cail Carl, Inc., 614 H st. n.w. _ DRIVER-SBALESMAN. pie truck. Apply be- tween 12 and 2. 5 and 6. 1403 B st.se. FARMHAND, good, on nearby farm; white, married, one who can milk; give age. fami and experience, Address Box 23i-D, Star office.._ By GARDENER, man who understands flowers @i shrubs. to take charge of place; state Age and ive Teference. Address Box 240D, Star_office. i i aan GROCERY CLERK with some knowiedge of meats, to work Saturdays from 8 am. to b p.m. . McGivern's Market, 6411 Brookville Td. Chevy Chase, Md. Wisconsin 2793, 2597. GROCERY TRUCK DRIVER, Chevrolet light delivery, experienced; must have reference. §18 Ga. ave. n.w. HOTEL CLERK: - middl person, Mt. Vernon Hotel, 487 LARGE REAL ESTATE FIRM ton wiil employ two college men. not more than twenty-five years of To_specialize in selling first-class new homes. Address Box 364-C. Star office FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 19%9. WANTED—SALESMEN. (Continued.) sn’tm‘nox:m. ! DOWNTOWN BANK —of large Tesources, requires services of sev- eral men experienced in saleswork to extend unique banking service in Washington: un- usual opportunity presented, since substan- tial promotion wil be offered men who prove capable of handling this work. FPhone for interview, Mr. Burns. National 9113 ) YOUNG _MAN, 18, high-school graduate, clean cut, good character, desires work of iy kind" Address Box 304-D, Star office; Ppaperhanging t. n.w. Phone RECO! tinued.) Wmm v YOUNG MAN, 10, desites Dosition with op- riunities for ~sdvancement high-school duate. clerical experience, intelligent, am- an furnish references. Address -D._Star_office. 23° INSTRUCTION COURSES. 2 ASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES. (osching for Cénsus Bireau examination Tivoll Theater Bl Telephone Columb! AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. _In- quire about our new method: licensed white men;_estabiished 10 years. Oall Lin. 83. YOUNG MAN, refined, light colored, 23, married. ref., desires pos. as houseman. por- ter. elevator or dny's work _North 8383. YOUNG MAN, reference, wants work in ho- tel kitchen or lunch room. 214 D st. n.w. Franklin 8276 22" ALL Kinds_of tvpewriting done and_de- livered. Col. 1344, Youngs. 24° AUTO DRIVING LESSONS ANY HOUR: | licensed white man: results guaranteed. Spe- cial rates this month. s 3489, 24 AMBITIOUS MEN, WOMEN —LE A beauty culture. The MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (estab. 1918). stands alone in Washington in its methods of instruction and the amount of practical experience its students receive. Enr now while the heavy Fall season is on. Easy terms. Day, ;;;l ‘classes, 3rd fl., 817 14th st. n.w. Nat. WHY GPEND 9-12 MONTHS DAY OR 18-38 months in night school. when you can set a better commercial course. including the same essential_subjects in about one-third the "ll!\e’ ‘Thousands of indorsers. _Position es now_forming, ., Boyd Secretarial_Sche 8_G_st. Natl. 2338 PRIVATE: REAL NATIVE FRENCH TAUGHT auickly; talk system {rom start: many vears teacher; no phone. Write teacher, 308 E HOTEL HOSTESSES-WOMEN DESIRIN( to qualify for hostess positions may make reservation for interview with our repre- sentative by phoning Mrs. Wall; . Room 821, Le¢ House. Hostess Bureau, Coral bles. Fla. 22° AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMITS. PARKING. clutch control. Cars furnishec Reliable, Ticense tropolitan 1800, 22¢ COMPLETE HOME STUDY COURSE FOR Sunlor clerk: census examination. Postal Cor- respondence School, 945 Pa. ave. Nat. 8622, LEARN TO FLY—NEW, QUICK BSYSTEM. Pay as you fly. College Park Airport. Mr. STITT will call and give particulars.” Cali Georgia_369: . AVIATION. The industry is looking for trained men. Classes for mechanics, welding, navigation and a special ground course for fivers. Open evenings until 9 p.m. % Aviation School of America, 1108 16th N.W. i Patent Specification Writing. Training, coaching: lessons given privately or in class. ALFRED E. GLASCOCK.Z‘EM SITUATIONS—MEN _AND WOMEN. MAN AND WIFE desire janitor's position with salary. Clifton Campbell, 1449 Oak st. n.w. Adams 4611, CONTRACTING. buildini bing. 1t you want it don: & Wilson. Cleveland 1471. DOOR CHECK REPAIRING—We Tepair and PeA al] etandard. mak o, oo ehecks C. P. Armiger, 916 otk ave. D.W Metropolitan_3191. EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, ScCTaping, elec. paxing. skilled mechanics. Reduced pricex. ul Serene, 1209 N. Cap. st. _Main_10187. FLOOR WORK. !x?erl' of every description: gid work especially: ' guaranteed G Deaton, 2010 P st. n.w. _Pot. 5230-M. very description: very rea- Guarante Dustless’ machines. L_T. Folk. 1935 Park rd. n.w. Col. 3452 FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired: siip covers made, est. cheerfully Returned free._Tittensor, 1600 8th_s N._7702. aiterations & job- right, cail Raleigh ~_ SITUATION—WOMEN. CF_!’;L‘[‘)"! 'NURSE, reference. Tel. Otnr!ln DRESSMAKING ced: out by the day. Phone North and remodeling, experi- TMPROVE_YOUR HOME—Special prices this month. We specialize in beautifying homes, bing, heating, papering, paintin etc. ~Take advantage at Star Improvement Co., Adams 8855: Ga. 3786-M 30+ e he ¢ N INSURANCE CLERK. fire. desires position Six_years’ experlence, references: qualified stenographer. typist. ' Experienced in gen- e rar SR D i LACE CURTAINS laundered. 50c_pair. Calied for_and delivered anywhere. 508 Kennedy Phone Ga. 1507 24 LADY, eight vears' experience clerical work, typing: knowledge of bookkeeping. Address Box 305-D. Star_office. _ LADY of good character. position dent manager in apartment house. ‘dress Box 316-D. Star office. LADY, white. middle aged, desires C practical nursing $15 per week. Phone Col. hes a piace as resident LADY (white) Address Box 265.D. manager (no salary), T R R N A NURSE, _practical, desires position. Lincoln 9597 after 12 p.m. 23 _ NURSE, practical, colored, with Tef_ wants rk of any kind. Phone N . MANAGER'S position for apart- ment_house, or position as housekeeper, first-class hotel: city or South: best of reference._Address Box 319-D. Star offic SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, _at with Spanish, French, German, graduate grade A university; have had bu ness experience.Box 72-D, Star office. _24* STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY, —competent, 16 years' experience. college trained. desires position; best of references. Georsia 2690-J. WOMAN, light colored. wants place: in store or doctor's office; 11 years operator, Otis elec. elevator. Barnes, 409 P st. n.W. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. Vietor Bidg _Franklin_10370. RUPHERS EXCHANGE_Honest, reliable do- mestic help by day week or month; ref. in: vesiigated. Decatur 3551 1837 1ith n; COLLEGE GIRL, colored, wants work from 4 pm. on; best reference. 52 Florida ave. 'OOK, colored, frst class: general house- work: will report part time or by the day; Teferences. Decatur 2419, NOTICE — National Personnel Bureau, 1719 K s'. n.w._ Competent help furnished daly: { positions open_daily. _District 5821. MAN_with car. neat appearance: wonderiul opportunity; experlence not essential; com. paid daily. Call bet. 8 and 930 am., or write for appointment. R. Salah, 723 6th o 2: MAN, experience : references and salary expected in answer. Address Box 313-D, Star office. ____ 24" MECHANIC_FOREMAN, experience makes automobiles; permanent Jjob: ences as to trustworthiness and abilit strictly_confidential. Address Box 482- (S e e i il MEN-. nd iibernl _commissions con- ditional to start. We show you and prove to ou in the field now to make 340 lo $50 per Week. Only mer looking for a steady selling position_need apply: experlence not neces- Call between 4 and 6, 216 Insurance 15th and Eye n.w. 22° MEN interested in outside pay from tne Start: permanent: experience Rot_nccessary. 924 National Press Bldg. MEN—Attractive proposition for full or spare immediate financial returns. 536 Tower Bldg. 14th_and K n.w. 23 MULTIGRAPH _ OPERATOR, rienced: four to five weeks' work. Derhaps longer. State experience, salary and referonces. P. O. Box 3223.______ SR PAINTER _ Firsi-ciass Duco painter striper. Sherby Motor Co., 14th and V. sts. nw. A PASTRY COOK. 20 vears' experience, light work, good working conditions: give refer- ence, wages aesired. Address’ Box 294-D, Star office. s gk PHARMACIST, registered, {ull time. perm: nent: good nelghborhood. pleasant work. Address Box 242 r_office. i PHOTO SALESMAN, young man who has had retail experience in photograph_store: state ‘experience. Address Box 173-D. Star office | COLORED—D. C. Service Bureau, 611 F st nw. Room 4, can _furnish immediately competent experienced help, whole or part time: maids. waitresses, houseworkers. Met- ropolitan_3546. PATENT DRA] (exD. cl $12, 2 countermen, $20, tips; houseman (col.) and many others open daily. Wash. Gen. Emp. Aucy.. 502 Albee Bldg.. Isth and.G. STEN RAPHERS, BOOKKEEPERS, TYP- Ists. male and female, needed to supply the 1,400 firms that use this office regularly a their emplovment dept. In the past five years we have placed 3.391 people in office Sitions. Mo charse unless pinced. Wash- ngton Employment Exchange. 214 Nat. Press Bids 4P, District SPANISH-ENGLISH STENOGRAPHER. Man o ‘woman.' Abply at once. Miss Nicholson, 1105 Unlon Trust Bidg., Balti- more. Md._ COOK, middle aged, city reference, wants work. boarding house or private family. 1420 6ih_st. n.w. Pot. 2205. ) COOK. colored. neat: work part time, maid. waitress or day's Work; 2 years exp.’_Decatur_4307. i Settled woman; cit COOK. colored; reliabl Teferences: stay nights.’ Phone Lincoin 8447 COOK and laundress _Good cook and laun- dress: references. Call or write 830 23rd &t DAY'S WORK wanted by heat, reliable col- ored girl; Saturday preferred.’ Phone Dec. 2417-W. GIRL, colored, for general housework; sta night. _Please call 1507 _n. GIRL, colored, wants day's Work. 6357. - L. colored, waitress. maid or mother's helper. _“hone North 4868. GIRL—Neat, colored. wishes Phone_Metropolitan_ 3121 Adams maid's Job. >OSIT JS Need 500 applicants daily. POSITIONS S o ety b iae: bookkeepers. elerki salesmen, etc. Free reg- istration. Hoyd's. 1338 G n.w. Natl. 2338. | GIRL, competent, for part-time or days work. _North 144i-J._ GIRL desires housework or nursing: g0od reference. Call 2617 Georgla ave., ADI.,’I.IW. L HELP—WOMEN. FITTER for coats dresses: only_one with experience need apply, APply at once. Gold's, 1214 F 5. n.w. Mo oe | GIRL to help in store and answer phone calls; must pe intelligent. State age and salary expected. Address Box 324-D, Star office. 5 I WAITRESSES (two), colored, neat. Scott's, 1853 7th st. n.w. 22 WAITRESS, white, experienced. rd. n.w. WOMAN, white, middle_aged, to do Iight cooking and apartment work taking care of small apartment and making home with elderly lady: must be unattached: good wages. Address Box 438-C, Star office, giving one. 1436 Park SALESMAN-—$72 will buy yoi a busin complete stock for new patented article every housewife interested. Call 2 to § and 17 t0 9 p.m.. Room 202. National Hotel. * SALESMAN with car to sell nationally a vertised line of radios to dealers, Maryland territory. New York Recording Laboratories, 1219 Wisconsin ave. _ SALESMAN. experi ment._Blechmaws. 700 H st. n.e SALESMEN: must be ype men, mno door-to-door canvassers; a chance to connect with firm and make big money. M. Kapneck Electric Co., 736 11th n.w. SRy SHOE SALESMAN wanted: experience an set. but not necessary. Apply to 502 9th n.w. or 913 Penn. ave. n.w. TRUCK DRIVER, experienced local ma best references required. Apply Carroll Elec- tric Co.. 714 12th st. n.w. WORKING FOREMAN on residential con- struction, with ability to get results; no others need apply, Address Box 312-D, Star office. 23* YOUNG MAN, 23 fo 26 years old, unmarried, college trained. as assistant to secretary in office of international assurance company: future limited only by capabilities: applica- | tion must be accompanied by complete de- | tails. _Address Box office. __24* _ | YOUNG MEN—If you are out of work see One of Washington's an_opening for a high | vise the sales and promotion en take charge of routes and driver-salesmen. onderful opportunity is offered for the right man. State full particulars in reply as to experienc Iary expected, etc. Ad- dress Box 302-D. Star office. SALESMEN ambitious, intelligent. willing to follow in- structions. tan make permanent connection with nationally known local magazine in the circulation department: _compensation on a most liberal commission basis iimits income only to your ability to produce: defi- nite territory. worth-while leads, full co- operation: an excellent opportunity to make real money between now and Christmas: two art-time workers will be considered. Apply tween 8 and 9:30 am and 4 to 6 p.m., the 1703 L W Washingtor 7 CHAUFFEURS. Drivers with responsible refer- ences and identification cards, know- ing the city will be employed. Ap- ply . BLACK & WHITE CAB CO., YELLOW CAB CO,, 1240 24th St. N.W. MEN, part or full time, will pay to investigate the best money-making proposition in Washington. 15-year- old firm. Apply between 2 and 5, 3035 14th st. n.w. AMBITIOUS MEN —are satisfying their ambitions in Mr. Crabb's organization daily. DON'T HESITATE, 205_INSURANCE BLDG.. 15th & EYE STS. LAUNDRY ENGINEER, prefer experienced man, but will con- sider good man. Give age, ex- perience and reference in first letter. Address Box 484-C, Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. | WOMAN, white, care child and apartment; stay nights, permanent if suital refer- ences. Address Box 333-D, Star office. 323° WOMEN—Attractive proposition, for full or immediate financial return. 536 Towe: 14th and K n.w 23° YOUNG LADY for office work: must be ex- perienced stenographer. Phil Bobys Co. 7235 7th st. n.w. MAID, colored, neat, 00d cook. gener houseworker: can work part time or by day: ref. Decatur 2419. MOTHER'S HELPER: stay nights: can do plain sewing. Jeannette Charles, 1507 Ver- mont_ave. Phone North 8195. 29 nta: made whil KEYS—Duplicate &eys. 25 c T Firner 1321% ou ‘Turner Clark. ork_ave. n.w__ Metro. 3005. 5 PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. all kinds done on short notice, work guaranteed. at Teasonable prices. Lin. 4727; Byrd. __42* PAINTING. PAPERING. interior, exterior; monthly payments Harry A. Glorius & Cc 3017 Ga, ave. n.w. _Phone Col. 4338. _ nodo' PAINTING. interior and exterior. at l;e:l 1] prices this Work aranteed: nywhere. Adams 10278, J. Mason. 5% PAINTING. PAPERING—For neat. cles werk call Adams 5006. Quick Service. Pprices Gordon_Bros., 632 Col. rd. ded* PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, PLASTERING. Speclal prices this month ' best material: all_work guaranteed. 8. G. Lopatin, 3329 11th st. n.w., near Park rd. Adams 5340 PAINTING -Int. and ext. house painting. expert floor finishini skilled mechanics, Paul Serene, 1209 N. Cap. st. Main 10187, PAPERING. painting, Textone and home improvements; no cash required. first ?l)mrnt 30 days after work is completed, to 3 years to pay. You will save time an money by calling the Home Decorators, Inc., 1009 9th 3t. n.w. Phone Met 0854. We_gui ntee all_our work. PAPERING 5 rooms and 3-story hall, $60: newest patterns. latest plastic paint textures: painting of ail kinds. _Adams 2326 PAPERHANGING and painting. We guaran- tee special prices this week oniy. All orders :;g;nfl!" attended to. Call any time. 2MEL PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING Special prices this week only. We will scrape and size when necessary and paper room for 37. Paperhanging g writing for 5 years. ~Interior and exterior painting at special prices. We use Dutch Boy lead, pure iinseed oil and turpentine only. Cash or terms up to 3 years to pay. Payment on work done now to begin in January. = People’s Home Decorati Inc.. 817 9th st. n.w. National 7417. PAPERHANGING, PAINTING, PLASTERI —Reduced prices’ during Nov. and Dec.: work attended to promptly; terms if desi work guaranteed. Economy Decorati: 1008 Eye st. n.w. _National 0500. PAPERHANGING and painting—s rooms and 2 hails papered, 3$60. including paper. O. Simpson. Potomac 1795 oty AN T T . Personal attention. my s 37 Eedal, 3950 10th st n.w. Adams T140. 23¢ PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered, 35 and i estimates furnished: work guaranteed. A T. George, 3139 16th st. n.W. ADL. 3 Decatur_4149. PAPERHANGING at low prices. —Room, 36 up._Personal attention. Get my estimate J. Egdal._3559_10th st. n.w. _Adams 7149. PAPERHANGING, painting, decorating, plas- tering. floors refinished like new, carpent electrical work. heating—the better kind very ‘reasomable; estimates cheerfully given: 2 terms to suit your convenience. National Decorating Co.. 125 Webster st. n.w._Adams 7578. e PAPERHANGING, PAINTING—_Rooms _pa- d. d up: interior and exterior Dutch Boy led and oil used ex- clusively: guaranteed first-class work: esti- mates submitted. Earl Jordan, Lin. $76s. PIANO TUNING—Special $1.50 for the week. We specialize in general piano repairs and rebullding. _Get our estimates. Prices rea- sonable. Skilled mechanics. ~ Work guar- ranteed. _Sanderson-Schaeffer Co.. 848 H st. n.e. 1057. Night service, Col. 5940 d_Pot. 989-W. WOMAN_wants place as house maid ot general housework in a private family; will Stay nights. Apply Apt. 43, New Berne, 1115 12th st. n.w 24 PIANO TUNING, 32; fepairing, rebuilding: skilled workmen: work guaranteed: prices right, easy terms. Chas. H. Speake, 2504 28th st. n.e. Met. 3175. 25% pleasant: excellent WOMAN, colored, neat waitress or part- cook, houseworksr, time. day's work PLUMBING, HEATING, OIL BURNING; re- pairs and installations: found reliable for 32 years J. R. Guerin, 412 E. Cap._Lin. 3417 MOTOR_TRAVEL. }\HAM ll"“l-l;AmszAih"lfl 'ars wanted. 5 IEW}E! rd_House. Fr. 10153. 27 COUPLE, DRIVING TO MIAMI _SOON, would like young couple. 0. C. P, 2507 Brentwood rd. n.e. Pot. 4 DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA DEC: 1st; HIGH- powered closed car: $50 a person. Address ROOFING, repairing_snd painting &_spe- cialty: reasonable prices: guaranteed work- manship. _ Service. Call Mr. Bowen, 2164. 53 n 2 UPHOLSTERING—Low prices now prel ing in order to keep our force busy. Stand- ard Uph. Co.. 403 11th n.w. Nat. 4903. 32* WEATHER STRIPPING. "OECO METAL': material & workmanship guaranteed to out: last building = Caulking done & caulking compound for sale. We also do first-class carpenter work, painting and paperhanging. Personal supervision. Call Col. 9135 until 7 gim. American Home Improvement Co.. 10 herman circle Mr. Raymond, 203 Sth st. s.w., city. _ 33% YOUNG LADIES in first-class tea room, re- fined, for hostess, fountain operator 'ana counter work; also colored salad mgker, waitress_and 'bus girls. State experience. Address Box 297-D, Star office. 220 YOUNG WOMAN. g00d personal appearance. high school education or equivalent. needed by growing concern; unlimited opportunity for one capable of gradually assuming re- sponsibility. _Personal interview necessary. Address Box 234-B. Star office. YOUNG WOMAN o work in Kash & Karry cleaning brancn. Howard the Cleaner, 1731 Columbia_rd. . BEAUTY PARLORS. MABELLE HONOUR MARCELS, 25¢ 50c: other beauty culture work nominal prices. AlL work at this famous school done by stu- dents under expert supervision. Mabelle i Honour School, Inc. (est. 1918), 817 ldth WINDOW SHADIS. screens. metal weather stripping: esiimates free =Butler 1351 Hope rd. Lincoln 10123. ___BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. CIGAR. CANDY STORE, NEWS STAND FOR sale: fulle stocked, going; $1,500, half cash. Phone North 5468, 26° st. n.w. LARGE PARLOR OR STORE, 2113 NEW York_ave. n.w.. 3 rooms and bath, all for 350 per month: right in the midst of thou- sands of Government clerks and a number {of large apartments. The three rooms and bath are worth the price. Call Nat. 0510. YOUNG MEN. two. with ablity. wigh fo in- vest capital and services in paying business. Address Box_245-D. Star offic 22 | WILL RENT downtown 9th st. store. 20-ft. front. excellent location, for ‘December or longer. _Address Box 296-D. Star office. 22° ATTRACTIVE POSITION. Traveling representative, then manager requires woman over 30, college or normal training preferatle; woman qualifying earns man's income. ' $200-5400 month: vnusual position aling to woman not accustoned | to_answer want ads. Phone Mrs. Jessie M. Hamiiton_Hotel Washington SALESLADIES —ambitious. intelligent, willing to follow In- structions, can_make permanent connection with nationally known local magazine in the circulation department. Compensation on a most liberal commission basis limits income only to_ your abllity to produce. Definite _te:ritory, worth-while leads. full | co-operation. An' excellent opportunity to make real money belween now and Christ- mas. Two part-time workers will be con- sidered. " Apply between 8 and 9:30 a.m. amd 4106 pm. The Washingtonian, 1703 L st. _______ HELP—DOMESTIC. | GENER. HOUSEWORKER, _experienced, white, Who is a §00d cook: Protestant pre- ferred: ‘must stay on premises: references required: good not over 45 years old; {wo in family. pleasant ‘room and bath. e appointment phoning_West 2349, xiibares SCHOOLGIRL, colored, to help care for baby after achool ho v - e urs and evenings. Ad: WATTRESS-CHAMBERMAID, R ah Wit Teference. 1300 Mass: Ave. nw. WOMAN, white, settled. to cook for a lady and keep & small apartment clean, $1. a week._Address Box 293-D, Star office. 23* SITUATION—MEN. ACCOUNTANT, 10 _vears' experience public and commercial practice, familiar wich il phases of tax work. seeks connection with company where advancement'is commen- surate “with apility. Add g ress Box 244D, AUDITOR-OFFICE MANAGER, experiencec fn” Dublic, corporntion ang’ Federal Ly ser counting:' immediate connection _desired: present firm retiring. Met. 5670 or res.. Clev. 7 BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT _or _ general clerical, full or part time. 'Any offer co sidered. Phone Atlantic 4178-M. &2 BOOKKEEPER, knowledge stenography, gen- eral clerical work: young man: consclentious and willing_worker. Columbia 5205-J. 2 BUILDING "CONSTRUCTION—Young man, 32 vears old, C, E. graduate, thoroughly fa- millar with 'big_binlding costruction, ‘both and_outside, Address’ Box 363-D. Star office; oo™ CABINETMAKER and - finisher, ert. WAnte eX(n WOk at Right; TEASORAbIE Tates. Address Box g g CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN _wishes bplace in private family. Ph - ryelg family. | Phione” Columbia ° 1313-W. PERSONAL. 1| Tne is 3 cents ver line sdditional to the line rate rate_under heading ot Personal I recul FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO MATIRESSES 3-piece_slip covers, $16.50. Including goocs. R._L._ISHERWOOD. 1513 28th s.e. Lin. 5350. ANTIQUES, DIAMONDS, PAWN TICKETS, gold. silver wanted: see us first. LIVING: STON & CO.. 1319 F st. n.w._Natlonal $649. MASSAGE, SWEDISH METHOD: VIBRATOR Q-ray: refined patients oniy: treatments, $2: scalp treatments, $1:_ white nurse operator. For appointment ph. Col. 7419. 3121 14th n.w: BEST PERMANENT WAVES, $5. TRY ONE, Steam marcelling, CHEZ NATALIE, 1317 F s Met. 5637 EARLY IN 1896 A CHILD WAS TURNED over to the Washington Hospital for Found: lings. then located at 1715 15th St. n.W. under the name of Joseph Marsden formation with regard to the this child Is most uigently sought. Any one who has knowledge of the birth of the child and the crcumstances under which it was taken to the Foundling Hospital is requested to communicate immediately with the un- dersigned. MOHUN & ELLIOTT, Trans- portation Building. PRINTING PLANT. including bindery ma- terial, near Washington: cheap for eash. Address_Box ! Sta: office. ___ 33° WINDOW _SPACE _ wanted _in _prominent business section for our high-class oriental embroidery. rugs and lnens on com. or part rent basis. Write Salah & Rashid, 723 6th st. n.w. Sar I WANT A SILENT PARTNER to assist me financially in cuttine and marketing 1.100 cords of stove kindling and fireiace wood. for which there is en ever-increasing de- mand at fancy prices. This is a real op- portunity for some one with a small amount of cash. _Address Box 262-D, Star office. 23° SMALL SECONDHAND STORE business Eouted. PO Box 130, Washingtgn, CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in lobby large office bldg.. fully equipped and stocked; po:- sibly best stand in city. Price, $4,750. dress Box 346-D. Star office. ., _accessories, central location. equipped and stocked: good business: sell- ing various gasolines: long lease. Price low: terms. Address Box 363-D. Star office. * CAFETERIA. soda fountain. cigars, candy | located financtal district: fuily equipped and stocked: established business: lease. Price reasonable. Address Box 326-D, Star office. TRANSLATION—GERMAN, FRENCH, EPAN- ish, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese: university experience with technical matter. easonable._ Georgla_3488-J. ‘medical massage: alcohol rub e _ Potomac_4731.. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR PERMANENTLY RE- moved by electric reedle. Mrs. Wilson. 1028 Conn. ave, Met. 2161 28 SWEDISH _MASSAGE _AND UCING ®iven by trained nurse-masseuse. Met. 9109, 10 to_6._evenings by _appointment RUGS MADE TO.ORDER from old car- Bets and rues. jmmiediate o future deliyery. Southern Rug Co.. National 2332 _32% EXCEPTIONAL MFORTABLE _ HOME of nurse devoted to the care of invallds and Phone Adams 7363. 1833 convalescents. Kalorama ra. MASSEUSE. GRADUATE NURSE: REFINED (col.); speaks French, German; refined white Res.. Potomac 5830. & AMPOO WITH EACH MAROEL OR finger wave Monday, Wednesday and Fri- day: Nesiic Le Mur permanent, complete, 35. ARLENE'S, 823 14th st. n.w. CONFECTIONERY, delicatessen: located 2523 M st. n.w.; rent, including living room. $40 month: §00d business: must seil: asking $350 or_highest offer. _Call fmmediately. * LUNCH ROOM. located 203 Penns ave. n.w. rent. including living rooms. $3 month: good business: filness forces sacri- fice: atking $800 or highest offer. Call im- mediately. $400 WILL BUY You a business that will enable you to employ from six fo ten sales- men and bring you a profiit. from $150 to 3200 weekly. See 1. Slater. Natignal Hotel Room 214, from 10 (0 12 a.m. 2 o 5 &nd T eaepm o b ezard to business in reply. Address Box 317-D. Star office. K CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED, liberal char- ters, low costs. quick service. free booklet and'advice. Federal Chart » andadvic er Co., 216 Squth. ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once: will cash._Address Box 303-D. Star office. _322* WE HAVE JUST THE RUSINESS FOR YOU ur ‘service The_alttite “Compans. 436 Tower Bz, 240 YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE School—Transportation by private car. Class work. French. dancing, supervised play un- der college-trained teachers. Met. 7200. MIAMI BROKER RETURNING SOON. GO- ing down? See or phone me about accom- modations. FURLOW, 2507 Brentwood rd. n.e. Pot. 4557-J. COLLEGE SENIORS (TWO). CAR OWNERS. will accept .ny employment within reason. Address Box 483-C. Star_office. UPFEUR. hoyteman. colored: ast place. ' Please writ ¥ 1739 Borcoran st nm. o O "l FFEUR. experieniced in_ priva ;" drive ahy make of car. W 07 R n.w. HOUSE CLEA an hour: floor Washing. 1312w, years' Pres- 23% NG by the dav Phone Columbia FLORIDA land contracts and motes ad- in adjustments where —mortgages, Justed: specializing suits have been instituted or threatened Dersonal attention of resident expert. 20 years' experience. with offices in Flotida No obligation: representative will call: strict- Iy confidential. Write W. H. HELMS, 613 Colorado Bldg.. Washington. D. C. . AMATEURS wanted to ance_every Friday night. the Family Theater, 535 ¢ pm. MEN OR WOMEN w 0 house canvass; exceptional opportunity: $25 to $75 weekly possible. Apply 1321 L st. all day Friday. S;;ur- ke part in perform- Apply Mr. 8th st. se. 'OMEN_Some one capable of attractive ads for circular ad- chance to make extra money du LAW STUDENT. knowiedge of stenography. gfiice "experience. Tel. North 3203. 2007 n.w. MAN. s a good apartment house man and all round maintenance engineer. honest, clean habits: reasonable consideration. Ad- dress L. 846 Delafield pl. or phone Adams 4 MAN. 231 sity wraduate. legal and mili- tary training, slight experience with casualty insurance co. and practical sociology: have car; consressional references. Address Box 278.D. Star office. 220 MAN wants fob @ B tor in small ment. " Call North 1701 par WANTED—SALESMEN. CREW MANAGER, non-competitive article, §ogd man, interesting offer. 313 Barr Bld SECURITY SALESMAN—Well known industrial company been very ruccess- ful and paid dividends for six years, is cx. panding, Strong directorate and Inrge sur plus. Liberal commission to men of experl- fnoe that can qualify. State experlence and how you can be reached for appointment. Address Box 239-D. Star_office. 3% ARN TWG DAYS’ PAY IN ONE —handling America’s most widely known and therefore most easy to sell line of busi- personal Christmas gre are in_ almost univer rofessional and home Deo- iberal commission in casn together with generous monthly nging in size from 35 to $500: aisc teach you where and how 1o sell. so that without experience. either full or part time n easily earn for th es from 2001, “Dationaly ko 1 e iirnianed absoliely PREE: (osether ¥Ith i details and full instructions. . Address THE PROCESS CORPORATION, 1187 Natl_Press Bide.. i4th and P Sts. NW MAN. Colored, reliable, wants job as bus boy or_kitchen man. _Phone Decatur 3543 PAINTER wants Work, day or job; real e tate preferred: reasonable. Call after 6 p.m. D. R. Metz, Decatur 3526 __ 24° PAINTER—Mechanic wants work: hotel or apartment house or any place. Phone Clarendon_432-J-1. - 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 ecall _ National 5000, Branch 115. ANT. BEDBUG. ROACH. RAT extermination guaranteed: wé operate fumigation cham- bers to rid vour furniture of maths, bed- bugs. etc. Call and deliver. Also specialize in house fumigation. American Disinfectant Co.. 936 Eye st n.w. NATIONAL 6478. _de: BEDDING. mattresses renovated, springs re- paired: special low prices now. Columb Bedding Co., 219 G_st. n.w. Natlonal 55 OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIM Chain of six sandwich shops. Best locations in town. Making money. Good reasons for selling. Will sell as a whole or separately. THE ALLRITE COMP. Suite 436 Tower Building. Phone National 7541. SALE_MISCELLANEOUS. "G MATERIAL—9 American Ideal h. w. & steam radiation: good, clean facebrick. sinks, lavatories. toilet outfits. laundry trays. tubs. pipe, iron beams. framing lumber. sheathing, floor- ing, doors, sash and many other items. The Above ot from" Congress Hall Hotel ana Butler Bldg. and are in A-1 condition. Priced to move quickly. Lin_7814. So. Cap- i een B and C." Cily Salvage Co. 2 BUILDING MATERIAL AND BRICK—Re- sale on used material at our Camp yard. which will move next year tc 15th and H sts. ne. A large selection: low- est prices: backed by nineteen years of square dealing Note some of these prices ¥ per thousand. cleaned whols no bats, full count guaranteed: d flooring. 319 per thousand sheathing frami: $19: sash. 50c up: doors. $1 up: steam radiators. 12'4¢ ft.; plumbing fixtures. pipe: complete windows, many other items _HECHINGER CO.. Sth and Fla_Ave. NE CHEST OF DRAWERS. chairs, all kinds ta- :l! for sale; your own price. 38 Eve o BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steril- ized by process approved by Health Dej D. C. "Prompt service and low prices. Ei Bedding Co.. 2215 5th st. n.e. Decatur 155. PHOTOGRAPHER of experience desir commercial work. Address 1256 Hamlin st. ne., F. E. Wilson. 23 PRINTER. with experience as compositor, job pressman, bindery worker, eylinder press- man, instructor of apprentices and lai classes of students, and pressroom forem: Wishes ‘& position as manager: has coll training In accounting and office manag ment and has studied cost finding and in- centives for employes and believes rn making a_steady profit. Address Box 298-D. Star | omee. 2 ’SALHMAN. assistant manager or sales su- D!‘rvnorv M;een Yelrs‘ experience; age 43; ity or ‘road: available “immediately. . Ad- dress_Box_306-D, officy Y ad STEAMFITTER by “the day or radiator. Address Box l“-s. Star_office. 23¢ YOUNG "MAN. 19, desires position With op- | portunities for lvancement: high-schnol sraduate, elerical experience, intelligent. sm- bitious ean furnish references. Address Box _281-D, Star office. L BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and pillows Feno.: best brices and brompt dei ‘Wash. Mattress Co., 319 L st. v“ BEDDING RENOVATED. springs, sses. Dillows, feather mat. dow Comiorts pesov: fred.. idea) Bedding Co. 822 B nw. M. 4004 BRICKLAYING. _polnti tergroonn bollers & ckimneys l:w‘l‘lrtd. 'eT..;D‘;. etc., and cement work: plans, rigging furn. Phone Lincom 7833-d. - FELL. 23 CARPENTER and jobber. Porches inclosed, repaired, all-metal weather-stripping. Mor- “’n Brinin 1359 Taylor st. n.w.- Adams CARPENTER-BUILDER — Porches. s all kinds: concrete’ work: o CARPENTER. BUILDER; remodeling. general [epairing of property and cabinel work, H. Johnson, 1365 Irving st.Col. 6917. 22% AIR -~ Cj 3 f?fimn ANEING. PORCH ERS & nw Tepairs. w0 any- tering Armstrong, 1235 in_748% yphols ey COAT, coat, b brown, fox fur collar, §10; green Nutria_collar. $15; perfect condition 38: evening dresses, $5. Adams 6150 3, size DAVENPORT, new, afternoons. 310 8th s vage_Company. PESES. chairs. 3 . Sh it nw Meiro. . Sl of “factory seconds” of office Turniture. ‘desks, tabies, charrs oookcas flle’ cabinets, cabinet safes and used offic furniture. You can also rent it H. L E st nw. Main 9136, AMOND RING. in pawn for $150: party Deeds _money: wil - dress Box 315.D. Star oce T “oret gt DINING-ROOM SUITE. mahogaa¥, 4 ehairt: 1 chair, 2 rvockers, curly birsh bed and bureau, = table, kitchen cabinet. 2 dishes, lamp. ‘pictures. goose feather mat- tress. 2100 ligth st Apt. 403. Decatur 2860 xt