Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1931, Page 61

MIDWEST EXPECTS PICK-UP IN TRADE Business Men Discard Pes-| simistic Attitude With Ap- proach of Spring. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. KANSAS CITY, Mo, February 21.— Approaching Spring is having its sa utary effect on the business psychology of the interior. While well below nor- mal in trade activity, the adjustment to conditions is bringing a recovery from the pessimistic attitude of four months ago. Expenses have been pared. Stocks are kept low. Collections are watched closely. Small concerns that were in difficulties mostly went out of business some time past. The number of re- tail stores is in better proportion to the population—just as the banks are beginning to adjust their number to actual needs. Elimination of 200 to 300 banks in each State has left the remainder a larger field. The vast ex- pansion of filling stations has come to an end end the number is being re- duced. All this is indicative of a fitting of service to the demand, with a resultant stability 40 the concerns remaining. Likewise, those firms that have main- tained attractive stocks and have pushed their wares are doing very well. The severe limitation of spending for six months has placed income earners in better financial position, but now there are more replacements that bring buying more freely. A more optimitic attitude is notice- able in conferences and other gather- ings of business men. Admitting that trade is slow, there is a fecling that it is on a sounder basis than before and that improvement is ahead. (Copyright, 1931.) BAR SILVER SCORES CENT AN OUNCE GAIN Benate Resolution Suggesting Con- ference on Metal Prices Fol- lowed by Recovery. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. Pebruary 21.—Bar sil- ver today scored one of the sharpest rises in recent months of depressetl prices by advancing 1 cent an ounce in New York to 274 cents. Although there were other bullish factors, the trade credited the rise principally to adoption by the United States Senate of a resolution suggesting that President Hoover enter into nego- tiations with other governments look- ing to the restoration of the price of the metal. Production figures for 1930 showed a sharp ds from totals of recent years, and another market factor mentioned was the action of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris in pro- posing a silver conference to meet the economic _crisis in China. Heavy buying orders from India and China reached the New York market, where the supply of the metal was lim- ited. In foet, hidding here »s much as| one-eighth above London fafled to bring cut more than compzratively meager offering: The metal also was strong in London, where it advanced one-quarter pence to 127-16 pence. CANADIAN AUTOMOBILE TARIFF CHANGE DEBATED | By the Associated Press. OTTAWA, February 21.—The auto-| mobile industry in Canada was divided | into two camps today over the gov- ernment order fixing a maximum 20 K: cent discount from list price as the is for figuring tariff. Representatives of the importers filld the new ruling, which increases oty ‘on care whout 15 pet cont woud | drive them out of business, throw 10,000 persons out of work and increase th= cost of automobiles to the public. Spokesmen for domestic manufac- turers claimed that the order, which wouid tend to exclude $40,000,000 worth of cars made in the United States, would stimulate the industry in Can- ada and put the Dominion on an ex- porting basis, creating about $75,000,000 'o‘nh of_employment. The effect of the order varies with the class of cars. ‘The increase on cars in the $1,000 class amounts to a total of $27.20. It i 'lbm" $1,000 on the cars in the $5,000 class. F. A. Nence Kivell, president of the tmporters’ association, called the in- crease an unnecessary extra _tribute from Canadian consumers, who, he g2id, eventually would pay the addi- tional cost of the higher duties. N. A. Brown, vice president and gen- eral manager of the General Motors of Canada, said the effect would be to st‘mulate the industry and by increas- ing production bring about reduction in prices to the consumer. Further Rise Suggested. NEW YORK, February 21 (Special) —The fact that average stock prices at the end of the week have advanced well above the previous high average of the month and of the year confirms to chart readers the predicticn that they will go higher. They base this on the ability of the market to take all of the stock offered in the last three or four days of continuous rise—which is sup- posed to mean that the public is buying quite heavily and that the eflect of further short selling is overbalanced by outside purchases. The average of the market is now about the same as at the end of October and, by some charts, about 25 points above the low average of last Dacember. . Railroad Dividends. NEW YORK, February 21 (Special). —=Standard Statistics points out today that railroad common stock dividends face reductions uniess earnings increase materially this year. It gives a list of rail issues which may not be able to cover their 1931 dividends in full. Th:s includes Canadian Pacific, Lackawanna, Texas & Pacific. Southern Railway, Pere Marquette, Pittsburgh & West Vir- ginia and Kansas City Southern. The §act that a road may not be earning its full dividends does not mean, how- ever, that it will reduce its rate. Sur- pius earnings in many instances a: sufficlent to continue the dividend for s time even though it may not be fully umed. Aviation Stocks. NEW YORK, February 21 (Special). —The_shrinkage in the portfolioc of the North American Aviation Co., which holds a list of aviation company shares whose original cost was $15 269,186, has amounted to $11,350,240, or_abount 70 per cent. Aviation se- curities were among the first to tum- ble in 1929, when overproduction in the industry caused a crisis that brought about the retirement from the field of many new companies, among which were a number that sold stock to the public cn prospects that were Dever r Soviet Orders Looomo;inl. NEW YORK, February 21 (#).—The Baldwin Locomotive Works has received an order for five locomotives from Soviet Russia. The order amounts to $575,000. SILVER QUOTATIONS. NEW YORK, February 31 m—l" . s % ATTENDANCE IN BROKER OFFICES HAS INCREASED Special Dispateh to The Btar. NEW YORK, February 21 —OCus- tomers’ rooms, for the first time in months, are filled. Many of the cus- tomers are women. ‘The bootblack, the window-cleaner and the waiter now pause to look at the stock tape, as their duties take them into brokerage offices. This sec- tion of the public is not back in the market yet, but the rise in shares they have owned since the 1929 crash makes them hopeful.. ‘The bigger wire houses have been handling a good volume of business on both sides of the market this week. Some of the smaller houses, specializing in odd-lot and installment business, re- port an increased business. COTTON VALUES GAIN IN BUOYANT MARKET Heavy Volume of Business Lifts Entire List 2 to 3 Points * Higher. | Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, February 21.—After a lower opening, the cotton market trengthened today and under a recovery of 10 points, and the largest volume of business of any Saturday in_several months, the list closed 2 to 3 points higher than Friday. The previous setback of about 35 dry goods positions have shown a de- advanced 5 points to 11.05. The slight decline during early trad- ing was a direct result of a setback of | a dollar a bale in erpool and addi- | tional March hquidation in advance of notices on Tuesaay. Owing to the holi- | day Monday, holders of March had only today's short session to ¢ven up out- standing interest or accept deliveries of actual cotton on the opening Tuesday and March sold 29 points under May, which was more than the cost of carry- ing the stock for two months. Owing to the favorable tenor of dry goods advices and riports from botn Southern mills and from Manchester that a more optimistic feeling prevailed than at any time the past year, the market encountered a stady demand for contracts on price recessions. The statement by a member of the Farm Board that stabilizing operations could not be expect'd the coming sea- son by grain growers was generaily in- terpreted as indicating a similar with- drawal from th> cotton market, as operations the past year and a half have bcen r-garded as in the nature of emergancy measures only. Private reports irom scveral Southern States | that a decrease in acr.age of not more than 10 per cent is likely this Spring proved somewhat disappointing, as growers décreased acreage about 15 per cent in both 1921 and 1927. Cotton range: January ATTEMPT T0 BREAK Stays Free When Bad-Check Victim Drops Charge. By the Associated Pre LOS ANGELES, February 21.—The determination of James Roberts, 34, who said he once was a prosperous busi- ness man in Windsor, Vt., to, break into prison for shelter and food seemed des- tined today to be unsuccessful Police' said Roberts cashed a fictitious $5 check in a store last Monday and then asked to be arrested. Police re- fused because the check had not been returned. They told him to call back in three days. He gave himself up yesterday, asking | assurance of shelter and food. Com- plaints were issued, but the store re- fused to prosecute, and cfficers said Roberts probably would be released. STATES' RIGHT TO PICK SENATORS DEFENDED Maine Legislators Adopt Resolution Rapping Tendency to Encroach on Privilege. By the Associated Press. AUGUSTA, Me,, February 21.—A res- olution declaring the right of the sev- eral States to nominate and elect their United States Senators is “final and not subject to repeal, rejection or nulli- fication” was adopted by the Maine Senate yesterday. sponsor of the resolution, said after the session “A certain element in the United States Senate has a tendency to en- croach upon the States' rights in select- ing_their United States Senators.” The resolution provides that cernfl!d copies be sent to the presiding officers | of other States. Patent Infringement Charged. MERIDEN, Conn., February 21 (#).— Formal notices of alleged infringement upon patents owned by if\ were for- warded today by the Connecticut Tele- phone and Electric Corporation of ing automobile and battery ignition manufactruers of the country. The corporation in its notice indicated it intends to seek damages on millions of automobiles manufactured in past years, as well as those of present manu- facture, which utilize battery ignition system. Officials of the corporation estimated that millions of dollars would be involved in the actions. Short Interest. NEW YORK, February 21 (Special) —Brokers who have been watching the loaning of stocks claim that the short interest is increasing rather than de- creasing. The most important bears still hold to the opinion that prices business and that when the preliminary estimates of March quarter corporation | earnings are published they will be able to cover their commitments at a profit. The weak shorts have already been run in. The strong members of the group covered a considerable percentage of their commitments two weeks ago, but have been putting out additional lines this week. Sale of Firm Approved. NEW YORK, February 21 (A).— Stockholders of Time-O-Stat Controls Co. have approved the proposed sale of the company to the Minneapolis-Honey- well Regulator Co. s Buys Service Stations Firm. NEW YORK, February 21 (®).— Prairie Ofl & Gas Co. has purchased the Keeton Oll & Gas Co., with a chain of 40 bulk and service stations through- out Central Kansas. Exchange Seats Higher. NEW YORK, PFebruary 21 (#).—Ar- rangements have been made for the N‘clllfl?flmm n«nhnhlpn‘mm an increase of 00 o ioe prsvious salp points brought in general support, as| cided improvem:nt of late. Spots were ! INTO PRISON FUTILE! Man Seeking Food and Shelter Senator Aldrich of Sagadanoc County, | Meriden to practically all of the lead-| must later reflect the slow progress in | THE SUNDAY STAR Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 4th and P sts—Day's Pharmacy. 138 J4th ‘st'—Marty's Cigar and Magazine 70 5 tore. h And Que sts.—Kenner's Pharmacy. —G, h and U st . D 800 dn eve iarvara Drug Store. 2912 14th st.—Coililower Art & Gift Co. 3401 14th st.—Bronaugh's Pharmacy. 14th and Buchanan sts.—Hohbe; macy. 4gh st. and Colorado ave.—O'Donnell's harmacy. 200 Mount Pleasant st.—Mount Pleasans Clear and News Shop. Billy_Shoj 1 1 % 1 21 1773 Colimbia. rd.—Th . 2182 California st —Colodny Brothers. Wardman Park Pharmacs. MY R T ves and M st.—Sanitary Phar- macy. 15t and K_sts.—Duncan's Pharmacy. th ‘and K "sts—Goldenberg's (time clerk’s B“Md © ats.—Lincoln Drue Store it . T. ave rJ. French &pmpson. um nd M sts.—L. H. Forster's Pharmacy. 0 U sts.—M. H. Hunton's Pharmacy. Ve. and Upshur st.—Petworth Phar- hur_st.—Monck’s Pharmacy. . ave._Brizntwood Pharmacy. and Kennedy st.—Lampkin's Phar- macy. 2901 Sherman ave.—Sherman Ave. Pharmacy. 234 3rd st—Stewarv's Pharmacy 5 Mass. ave.—Dupont Pharmacy. cn and Fla, ave.—Bernsiein's Drug Store. ave. and 1st st.—N. Reiskin % rth Capitol st. and R. I ave.—Parke 3t ona &% e.—J. Louis Krick. 2315 Corn. ave.—Joll's Newsstand. .Circle Confectioner: and Macomb st.—Harry ©. Park, 350 Cedar Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. 30th and P Morgan Bros. Pharmacy. 30th and M sts.—Brace'’s Pharmacy. 3411 M st.—Moskey's Pharmacy. 2072 Wisconsin ave.—Haney's Wisconsin ave. and O st.—Donahue’s Phar- macy. 35th and O sts. 5104 Conduit re st.—Mattingly —Sugar's Drug Store. ~—Modern Drug Store. NORTHEAST. ave.—Capitol Towers Pharmacy. 4th and H sts. ome Drg Store. | 907 H st.— G s Music Store | 12th and Md. ave—Luckett's Pharmacy. | 7th st. and Md. ave—Louls F. Bradiey. North Capitol and Eve—Kenealy's Pharmacy. | 20(h and R. ins' Pharmacy. oodridge 500 12th i —Brookland Pharmacs. Brook- ath"Shd R I ave—John G. Bigss' Phar- macy. SOUTHWEST. 10§h 5t 2nd va. ave Herbert's Pharmacy. 316 415 st.—Harris' Drug Store. 4'3 and L sts.—Columbia Pharmacy. SOUTHEAST. rd and Pa. ave.—O'Donnell’s Drug Store. ‘th and Eye sts _F. P. Weller's Pharmacy. &nd Pa. ave—_Feales's Pharmacy 1387 Mienol ¢ Anacostia—Realy's Drue tore. 13th Arid Fast Cap. sts.—Lincoln Park Phar- acy. { 2283 Thinnesota ave.—Twining City Drug Store. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. All ld\'trl‘h!m!nll for_The Evening Star 'llul'. in The Star office or one of The l brlnch ofices by 11 p.m. the DAY )RE ISSUE. with the following excep- tions._. Tost and Pound. eth Notices. ?fl\erlhemenu under the lbm! classifira- Hons will be accepted at The Star office. 1th and Pa _ave.. until 12 noon. day of fissue, except Saturdays and Legal Holidays. when the closing fime is 10:20 a . All ad- vertisements for The Sunday Star must he eceived at The Star office by 5:30 p.m. slurd or at any of The Star branch ¥ 4730 bm. Saturday. CA!H WITH ORDER is required for all agvertisements from transient advertisers. LOCAL RATES. 3-line minimum. 1 time, 20c per line. 2°timés, 19¢ per line. 7 times: Lo BSvely. 17 per 1 7 times consecutively. Advertisements under Personal, ¢ per line additional. RATES Ofl‘llln! 25-MILE RADIUS OF IINGTON. 208 Mas 4-line minimum. time. 25¢ per line. times, 23c per line. times. 21c per line 30 times or more consecutively. 20¢ per line Advertizements under Personal. 3c per line additional Transient classified advertiements for the itimore Sun and the New York Ti e U A0, e B Niness "Counigr of e Star at re Tates CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood ‘and agreed that all such matter “will be withheld as far as possible by The Star.” Only bona“fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star wiil be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket 11 3 1 i FEBRUARY 22 WANTED—AGENTS. (Continued.) PROMINENT local concern can use young man for sales work, calling on omces, etc prefer man about’ 25-30. with technical training; recent enginee: s aduate would be seriously considered; reasonable salary to start: good possibility of increase and ac- vancement. Be sure to give full informa- in_ first letter. Address Box 312-S, Star_office SALESMEN—We can use two more salesmen 1o work_entirely on leads furnished by us. The best season on the sale of electric re- frigeration is NOW on. and men working un- der ‘Gur direction will have p permanent posi- tions with good income. See Stanton T any ey s. Rudolph & ‘West Co 1333 N.Y. ave. n.w. SALESMEN_The central location of the Nolan Motor Co.. Ford Dealers, et 1111 18th st. m.w.. wili_enable enerzeti: sounz men with automobiles. experience not nesassary. to sell the new 1931 cars of the ord Motor Co. in_volume that will preducs excellent profit for them during this vear. See Mr Howard, 34 oclock | Stndiy. Salesman SALESAEN 0 sell new Ford sars 3nd Trusky experience unnecessary; prospects furnished must have automobile: only full-time sales- man apply. Apply in person. director of sales. Northeast Motor Co., 920 Bladensburg STENOGRAPHER— Large _corporation opening for capable, willing worker. lent opportunity for advancement. Reply in own _handwriting giving qualifications and experience. _State salary expected. Address Box 215-8. Star_office. 2 TRUCK BODY BUILDEI owned. experience, references, and salary desired—otherwise 'vour letter will receive noconsideration. Address Box 241-M, Star has Excel Age, t WINDOW DRESSER. _electrician. And show_ card writer; experienced: ences. 1455 Girard st. n.w YOUNG MAN. experienced in men's furnish- ing goods: must be live wire and know mer- chandise. _Address Box 193-8. Star office YOUNG MEN—Largest exclusive manufac- turer of bookkeeping. billing and adding ma- chines in the world, frequently has an open- ing in Washington for young men. who are willing to enter its employ on a small initial income and learn the business from the ground up. Business or high school educa- tion preferred. State age. education. ad- dress and telephone number. Address Box 186-S. Star office. E YOUNG MEN (ten) to travel United States in_ groups: work Washington short time automobile line: big money: plenty of sport permanent _Washington positions to best men: _opportunity of lifetime. Give ref- erence and experience. Address Box 3118, Star_office 5 CHANCE OF LIFETIME ambitious man to_establish local business. We finance you. Experience un- ssary. $8-312 day po: McNess Co., Div. salesman refer- Reliable. ible. Full or part -417, Freeport, 1l DISTRIBUTOR For specialty which is positivelv new which has gone over big in Middle West. Want man to handle Washington, Virginia. Va. and Md. This is not house-to- house. money maker. manac See Mr. Hoffman. seneral Hotel Metropolitan, Sunday, Mon- and’ Tuesday. DISTRICT MANAGER. Local distributor with _headquarters in Baltimore requires services of high-grade lesman to take full charge of Wash. office: apility” handle and op _salesmen. 10 er with personality and refinemeni ab- Solutely” essential. Tuesdny ' and - Wedn day ‘after 10 a.m., Mr. Roche, 1018 Chan- OCKN apable, experi- enced, live wire, able to assume full charge. Plumbing salesman; thor- oughly experienced in plumbing and heating business. Sears, Rochuck & Co., 911 Bladens- burg road n.c. YOUNG MEN. Two married men of good ap- pearance wanted for sales work in our.radio division, Unusual opportunity for men with knowledge of radio. Also openings for two inex- perienced men who are willing to learn. Applicants will be interview- ed at 10 a.m. Monday by Mr, Riley, 4th floor, Potomac FEiec- tric Appliance Co., 14th and C sts. naw. USED-CAR SALESMAN. Must have cxperience and refer- ence; unlimited opportunity for the right man: salary and commission. Our men have been advised of this ad. Address Box 78-S, Star office. ARE YOU THE MAN? Manutacturer with branch office in Wash- ington will place. two men in sales depart- ment at once. Our men have protected ter- ritories and are given leads. TWo of our men each made over one hundred dollars in one day recently. Only men who are neat in appearanace ‘and who are determined to bhe successful need apply. If you are a hustler and want to earn real money immediately, | call for interview Monday morning. 209 HILL SUILDING. 839 17th fiTrEsT NW. — | HELP—MEN. ATTO MECHANICS, first-cinss only_must be | bxperienced on difierent ma‘es. Btate ex perience, s and all informeiton - to receive an interview. Address Box 232-S, 8 A~ office. ipEa e AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN—_Exceptional op- portunity. Service Motors Inc.. 8250 Geor- pia_ave. ‘Shepherd 7520 2¢0 A WAR VETERAN with a light delivery truck. also one to drive a Ford truck; give full_information regarding yourself in’ con fidence. Apply by letter only. Veterans' Laundry Service, 714 A st. n.e. BARBER. one. expert. for both men and women. with select clientele: for March 2. Appointment. c 798, e FARM HAND eamster, colored: must know farming and a first-Class horseman: sober, . steads and a good worker: 385 & month: year-round job. Address Box 267.8, Star omce ICIAN, 25 or 30 vears ofd. with theory and practical experlence o work partner in bullding permanent electric Bushadss: state ase and “experience. must have car or truck. ‘Address Box 195-8, Btar RICIAN. part-time ~wor) competent. Wi FURNITURE FINISHER- Wanted man who khows how to_mix colors and use electric Dray. Apply 2339 18th st. n.¥. HOUSEMAN-CHAUFFEUR: _careful _driver. reat, willing to work: stay nights; best locai references required; 50 at start. 3819 Mili- 14ty _roa ) | MAN, ~“must —know barbecue business | thorgughlz. have following. Phone Lin. 7488 | MAN wanted to_canvass for Drnwecu on €%ing machines and vacuum cleaners; salary | ‘And "commission. " Musi have smail be able to give bond. Apply 2475 1 | AN of neat appearance. able 1o make minor adjustments on small home appliances: will average approximately 3,00 a day. 8 hours work. _Apply 0 Mondss’ morning arp, Room 407, the Barrister Bldg., 635 F n'w MAN with car_to collect on installment hc- counts: hard worker will find steady posi- tion: wood. pay. 735 7th st. n.w MAN, young. ried, with use of car, for city ‘work: pleasing personality, ability to meet people and talk convincingly. = Salars. Give full particulars ~including telephone number _for personal interview. Address Box 236-8. Star_office. competent, for ‘married preferred: must have D appearance, fair education and able 1o drive i r; steady position with chance for advancement: g0od Dpay to st Apoly 10-12_and 2-4:30. 979 National Press Bl ‘MASTER PLUMBER for subcontract werk, at once; steady work. Apply E. Shields Co., 1001 New York ave. nw. MEN_Have opening for 7 who experience in selling radios; married men preferred; will pay salary and commission Dermanent position. See Mr; Seoit, 8 o'clock Menday morning. P S Harris 'Co. i MEN. two; learning MEN_Thi o 10 take over tertitory in and mear Wash: ington: restricted territory. credit on all eat sales We traip you _ Apply Mon- % %o 12 am. 5533 Tlinois nw. | our service depal learn to sell: good income while Apply 3010 MEN. 4. travel lnpolnhnl dealers, Apply_ A MEN, Maryland. on consignment plan. e, sell guaranteed nursery pay weekly: we deliye Rochester. l »_ wondsrful opunnunuv 1o make 315 Droft a day and ‘wer a new Ford sedan besides. send me your name im- mediately. No experience necessary. Par- ticulars free Albert Mills, 7005 Monmouth, Cincinnati. Ohio. < OFFICE BOY. 16 to 18 years of bankc work: must have good appearanc intelligent. rapid and willing worker: sa $50 per month. In reply give full de as to ll previous pesitions held and rea for_leaving. _Address Box_18-M. Star_ofice. PATENT ABSISTANT WANTED —Chemical training and experience in the examination patents essential: member of the bar pre- ferred; give aualifications and minimum sal ary in first letter. Address Box 4 aepenume. free outnt F ler out for pony rlclllrr crew. M Carpenter, Cfln- inental Hotel after Sunday nofln LUMBER, _experienced in and ating: one who Gln 'IVI lnlelllnnt .lll- ates and be an To an established m. State full l’lleulln in first letter. Address Box 173-8. Star_office. & TRYMAN, take charge Taving fiock, [Boubators: must stay nights: oo drinker: 5 month with room and meals: give refer- ence in st letter; unless experienced and 3 ot_answer: year-round job. jdr 13 Star AN, X who ki he_can ores. mecessities: also jocs! man: Town Aum- table bulsness: be independ- Box 243-M. Starofhce. for_men' Monont. “Harrs l:u'lnn 'lne,. uu MAN, 25 TO 50. _ Large corporation. resources over $25,000.- 000. Tas opening for energetic, wide-awake man. We can Off:: & permanent position straight commission basis: very profitabl present retirns. Not insurance, stocks. rea c:tate, books. nor house-to-house canvass inz, but_ very high-zrade Wo Address Box_302-S. Star office DISHONESTY! THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF MEN OUT OF WORK HERE IN WASHINGTON, D. C.. THAT ARE TOO CONFOUNDED LAZY TO WORK EVEN IF THEY HAD A GOOD JOB. THEY ARE THE ONES WHO HOWL AND W'HXNE AROUND ABOUT TIMES BEING l:'l ARB wlu.mo TO_BOR- THEY WON'T INCLUDING THEIR WIVES AND CHIL- DREN, THAT THEY CAN'T FIND A THING TQ DO, THAT 1S DOWN-RIGHT DISHON. | EST, AND THEY KNOW IT. 1 HAVE BEEN ADVERTISING EVERY WEEK FOR MEN TQ COME HERE AND GET WORK THAT IS PERMANENT ~ AND PROFITABLE _ AND HAVE MADE SWORN STATEMENTS RE. GARDING THE EARNINGS OF THE MEN WHO MAKE UP OUR ORGANIZATION AND ONLY A FEW PEOFLE HAVE ‘THE MORAL | COURAGE _TO ANSWER THE AD__IT GRPAI To JOUR PAMILY. AND DISHON: EST POR YOU TO SAY YOU CAN'T FIND WORK_UNTIL AFTER YOU HAVE MADE A_PERSONAL . INVESTIGATION OF THE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED AT 1010 VER- MONT AVENUE N.W. SUITE 201 THIS IS A CHALLENGE TO THE UNEMPLOYED AND UNDERPAID MEN OF WASHINGTON. WE HAVE GOOD PAYING POSITIONS OPEN FOR HONEST MEN. SERIOUS-MINDED MEN OF GOOD APPEARANCE WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK FOR A LIVING. IN- TERVIEWS MONDAY BETWEEN 9:00 AND > 12:00 = 2 SALESMEN For floor and outside work; pre- fer men with washing machine experience; must be willing to work. Appl Employment Office, Monday at 4 p.m. THE HECHT CC 628 F St. N.\W. FUEL OIL SALESMAN. Local fuel oil distributor requires the serv- ices of & young man not over 35 years of age, of neat appearance and pleasing per- sonality. ~ Knowledge of fuel 0il business not essential but preferred. ~Must have auto- mobile. Al replies strictly confidential. State age, education. experience and previ- ous _business ~connections. Address Box 269-8. Star office. . FORD SALESMEN. o __346_Pen e. N.W. 35 TAXICAB CHAUFF We are constantly in need of careful. cour- {gous drivers’ [ Our menare making from BELL CAB CO, 1317 L 8t. N.W. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. FoAcT, o, Batar . 2, Address Box 298-S, !{lr ome"‘ = 5 MAN, white, or settled woman, to care for aged male invalid at night. 1317 D st. ne. MAN or woman with car and phone, living in Clarendon or Ballston, also kville and ille, to handle boys afternoons; part- ork: excellent opportunity to pick up extra money. Reply, giving age present Dgnu ation and phone number. Address Box soLicrro! Address Box 238-M. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS™ kold sign letters for store win- dows; 500 profit. Free samples. Metallic Letter Co.. 435 N. Clark, Chicago. AGENTS—_Exclusive territory salesmannuers for installment plan_selling wonderful 5 article, sold 51 down, 75 cents weekly, paying 53.50 commission. 3100 weskly earnings pos- sible. Fagley-Halpen, Desk A-424, Phila- delphia. Pa. AGENTS—P( mal ' $19.50 daily with zing discovery ‘that re-soies oes for Sc pair. Sample free. Perfect. Dept. 3. 230 &, Third, Clncinnati. O: AUTOMATIC WINDOW WASHING MACHINE —Clever little invention. ‘polishes with same motion. ~Nothing like it. No felt ads or makeshifts. Spreads cleaning fluid. ncanny rubber suction action picks up dirt. Selling outfit free. Big mone: New plan. Write quick. Kristee Mfs. Co., 39 Bar street, CALIPORNIA perfumed beads selling like o 1338 West Pico, Los Angeles, Calif. IOU water water instant] l et size. ‘Two-minute demonstri wt. Pree sample off 2 This s i a class be itself and a | | has had successful tag selli j We can offer him a nationally known tag new novelty brush. Women adore 39 daily Possidle. . Sample furnisnee Novelty Mfg. Co.. North Windham, Conn. * PROFITS—_310 daily possible. Amazing uid mends hoslery and clothing without sewing Invisible. Guaranteed. Free sample of work. _Queen City Lab., Dept. 222, Cincin- nati, Ohio. __* STRANGE NEW DEVICE! Sharpens razor blades instantly with magnet, No honing stropping, turning. 6 months' shaves {rom one blade. Sells on sight. 1007 profit. $15 daily possible. “Free sample offer. Monroe Co.. 119W 23rd. Dept. 222-N. New York. * WHY work for others? Make and sell your own_ goods. = Formulas. toilet articles, per- fumes. "extacts. Valuable book free.’ Sci- entific Laboratories, 1941W Broad, mond. Va GO INTO Make big money. We start you, furnish- ing everything. ' Experience _unnecessary. Federal Pure Food Co., 2301 Archer, Chicago. JSINESS. “TAMAZING NEW SHAVING INVENTION. Possible to make up to $150 weekly with- out selling. Sensational pian._ 20 million prospects. A million in use. Simply place on free irial. Guaranteed profits offer no risk. Hurry. 1. L. Rhodes. 1418 Pendleton ave., Dept. B-3285-C, St. Louis, Mo. _ WANTED—SALESMEN. _ L ARE _YOU, or do you Know, man _Wwho experience? line “on_ “attractive commission, - protected territorial "basis: mo _objection to his han- diing ‘one of two similar side lines. Con- fidentinl Reply in full detail to Room 1300. 1420 Walnut st. Philadelphia, Penna. BIG MONEY selling _guaranteed income- producing. depression-proof specialty; pay daily; commissions on repeats; weekly guar- antee. _Box 850, Cedar Rapids. Towa. * HAVE AN OPENING for two men: must be workers and have a neat appearance. To such men we offer an OppOrtunity Lo asso- ciate themselves with & company Whose product s {avorably known and extensively advertised by direct mail, newspaper and radio over the National broadcasting chain, This companv is & leader in its field and maintains offices in every large city in the East. Man who makes good has good charice for promotion. Commission basis onlv. Address Box 71-S. Star_office g HAVE YOUR EARNINGS increased vearly? 1f they haven't it's time to check up and et a line that sells 1t interesied In_full time or part. write and let us tell you sbout u line of real sellers. Can use only ex- perienced salesmen. Midland Specialty Cor- Poration. Des Moines. Towa. SALESMAN—One experienced washing ma- chine or vacuum cleaner salesman to sell cemplete line of washers and ironers for one of Washington's leading stores. See Mr. Williams between 3 and 5 pm. 3rd floor. Barber & Ross Co.. 11th and G sts. SALESMEN—Men or women. soliciting de- linquent acets.: make $10 to $15 day. 318 District_ Nat. Bank Blds : SALESMEN—OId. Concern. ~manufacturing ~nationally known adveritsing material and specialized service for every repressntative line of business. has openings for several aggressive salpsmen: lib- al commission with weekly remitfances: fall time emplovment. Look up our AAA-1 rat- ing and write S SUAUINE your age. exper- lence and references. American Art Works, Inc.. Coshocton. Ohio. SCREW-HOLDING screw drivers insert_screws inaccessible places! Rarages. electricians. cerpenters, Auto, radio owners ignt! dous demand! Pree Toolgo, Water St.. Boston. WANTEDFive high-class salesmen fo pre- sent real auick - money proposition to & large prospect fleld here and out of town. Phone Columbia 2951 for appointment Mon- Gday a.m. This Is & real opportunity. B. A Tremen- 7680 uy, on trial! WE NEED a man outside of Washington to represent us and take orders. or collecting: pay every Thursday. Big ser- Son just coming: one sale a day will make You $40.00 to $100.00 weekly: free sales out- fit: no experience required Co.. Dept. 23. Kansas City. Mo, WE WANT a_thoroughly experienced and capable shirt salesman to cover retail trade for the territory surrounding Washington and vicinity. Give full particulars about ourself. Address Box 101-S. Star office. * CLOTHING SALESMEN. In spite of general business depression my business shows an increase month after month during 1930. My men are making more money than ever before. We have a vicancy for an experlenced clothing sales- man. who is cabable of earning weekly draw- ine"account of §50. ‘Must have a personal following and A-1 references. Prefer man who is now employed and Who is seeking Change for beiterment. State past experi- ence. All replies kept In strict confidence and give telephone number. Address Box 265-S. Star_off estabiished _million-dollar | No delivering | Beard Paint | Bo 1931—PART ! EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. SITUATION WANTED—Experienced white infant's nurse: well recommended. Ladies’ Exchange. 807 Vermont ave. CALL Tripple Agency for all kind of heip; first-class " references; never closed. Dec. STENOGRAPHERS. bookkeepers. P.B.X. operators, etc.. needed daily: $i2.50 to 340 week. Boyd's, 1333 F st. n.w. (opp. Fox). LABOR AND HOUSE HELP of all kinds fur- nished by us. People’s Employment Agency, 1342 You st. n.w. Dec. 3555. RUPHER'S EXCHANGE has A-1_ cooks. maids and houseworkers, by day. wesk or h. 1837 11th st. n.w. Dec. 3551 ‘TEACHERS seeking positions should write Baltimore Teachers’ Agency. 11 E. Lexington st. Balto, Md. Many private school cancies in grades and high school subje STENOGRAPHERS. BOOKKEEPERS, TYP- ists. male and female, needed to supply the 1400 firms ‘kat use this office regularly as their employment dept. In the past six years we have placed 5238 people in_office positions: no charge uniess placed. ~Wash- ington Employment Exchange. 214 Ni Bldg., 14th and F. District 3480. e HELP—WOMEN. ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITY Woman, 22-25. to learn advertising under experienced man: small salary: give educa- tion, social background, experience, religion: all details first letter.” Address Box 2958, Star _office 3 e BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER. with at least 5 yrs. experience: college education books: expert stenographer: good at_detail hotel experience preferrid. Apply Manager Hotel Winston CLERK, experfenced. office: "state age and Box 81-S. Star_office. S { COLLEGE GRADUATE or teacher. earnest Christian _(Protestant). 25-40: permanent, full-time_Ohristian_edicational work, com: bining fine business. Opportunity. ' Write fully."give phone. Address Box 183-8, Star office ¢ CREW MANAGERS _and Washington and vicinity: mission. Apply by letter to S. D. Stouck, care of Magneto Balm. Inc. 5i4 W. Balti- more st. Baltimore, Md., for interviews in Washingion EXPERT TEACHER wanted to give: ledsons in_manicuring. Call at 1201 Harvard st. n.w. | FITTER on fine gowns and suits. Box 185-S. Star office. e GIRLS (24, neat. intelligent. to learn beauty cilture: “small szlary to start. Suite 225, National Bldy ) LADY. assistant riding instructor: can drive or has car preférred Box 177-8. Star office. LADIES, several, attractive, wide acauaint- ance. to promote sales of Country Life, Har- BeL Basar. Call Mrs. Henderson, Potomac LAUNDRY_ HELP. dry. 623 G st n.w. izl LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE at scheol: plenty of practical experience: while sou learn. _Stewart's, 921 F st. n.w. _ MANAGER for Wilbur-Rogers ¢ store. only _experienced man ADpl7 in person or by mail f for new dry cleaning experience. “saleswomen for salary and_ com- one wh Add white. Bergman's Laun- er da MANICURIST, one. expert; operators: must have had ' three years' perience and select clientele: for Call Columbia 8798 for appointment. MANUFACTURER of ni product offers _attractive employment women who have unlimited telephone service and can do telephoning from their own home; interesting work with splendid in- come. _Address Box 28-M. Star_office. NATIONAL FIRM desires woman With abil- ity to train for managerial position: oppor- tunity fo travel: state previous experience: give telephone number. Address Box 319-S. Star_omce. i | POSITION open for lagies. capable of cailirg on restaurant trade with food produet. 7-8. Star office. POSITION open for 2 exnerienced s lacies to_canvass homes with food product. Address Box 228-8. Star office 23> SALESGIRLS wanted for dress _store. Miss_ Sklute Monday_and_Tuesday. _ SALESWOMEN—Wonderful vents shoulder straps slipping. Represents tives 87 daily possible. ~Sample furnished. L. V. Co.. North Windham. Conn. ___ * SALESWOMEN, experienced in better c millinery. with personal following: and commission. Address Box 137-8, office. 12 SHIRT FINISHERS and folders. colore: gnly experienced need to apply. 623 G st.n.w. SHIRT rxmsnmuuu be 620 E_st._n.w. hotel AMAZING DISCOVE RY, UNHEARD-OF PROFITS FOR YOU. Don't doubt these statements' Pyroil positively guarantees them to be true consia merchant dr Buick 8300 miles thout chisneing or pdding oil—4-ton truck. loaded to capacity. runs 17 miles without ofl unharmed. Saves 5 gallons gas every hour in airplane. Being tested U. 8. Army Air Corps. Outboard motorboat 'runs 662 hours continuously—established world record Pyroll added to regular oil makes these possible. _FEndorsed by automobile manufac- turers. For further startling facts and_one of country's higgest money-making offers, write—But Hurry! Pyroil' Co., 307 Main, La Crosse, Wis. s-eroenAFun, TYPIST, CLERK Must be capable and experienced. | Box 3 Star office | STENOGRAPHER. with iniative. enfhusiasn | opportunity advancement: state age. qua fcetions, selary. Acress Box 250-8, office. | WAITRESSES, white: must be neat appear- ilnl local references required. 1415 H 8 n. | WOMAN. laddz; yond boma coloted, settled, care of gy e nignt: se.Mrs. Queens conscientious. WOMAN—Trustvorthy, | mt_position: em: s Box 316-S. Star office. rmane r!flune}e dd; preferred: must be capable of closing set of Address | Address reliable | earn Miss Sklute at Hotel Washington on Monday and Tues- 2 experien-ed sales- and Address sales- Wilbur-Rogers only experienced need apply. Hotel Washington on invention pre- 5 salary Star 22% Bergmann's experienced. Answer in own Fedgriine eyinT enerience arg and fal- | Star " invaiid with_good fond of people and able to get along well with ®ood _education HELP AND S! TUATIONS. S = HELP—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) HOUSEKEEPER. white, Tesponsible. Tefined, fond of chiidren; good home to right per- son. Address Box 191-8. Star_office. HOUSEMAID- WAITRESS, ¢: days, three afternoons: no cookine. or Sundays. Small family. References re- auired. _Wisc. 3259. . WATTRESS, white, 3505 Georgia’ ave. n. WHITE WOMAN, at once. Keeper. about 35 years ald: one that is ool ing for a home; small 485 Eve st. sw. . housekeeper, for housework: _Protestant: good homs Address Box 258-S. Star office. WOMAN. ~middle-aged. housekeeper in family of 3 adults: good home; references. Address Box 233-S, Star office. WOMAN, setiled. colored; good houseworker g00d home. Lincoln 1311 WOMAN _for laundry and cleaning. pnonJ Adams 4904 % WOMAN. g00d © semi-invalid. and Make herseit generaily Week, by the day. Must & Reply by letter, Box 197-8, Star office. 22* SITUATIO‘W—MEV ACCOUNTANT T with experience and reference, desires work with accounting firm or other ‘organization where accounting work is needed. Address Box 135-S, Star office. i = . ATTENTION. AUTO DEALERS! ice department paying? Man with 21 years experience wishes to connect With reliable dealer, capable as Service manager or con- ditioner of new_and used cars: best refer- ences.Address Box 218-S. Star office BANK TELLER, young man, 12 years' bank- | ing_experience.’ trained in'executive work. | thorough knowledge of accounting: clean record, wants position in line with experi- | ence. 'Address Box 288-S. Star office. BUTLER, cook, Filipino: experienced: refer- ences desires’ employment. ~Addiess Box 261-5. Star_office. 15t S BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR, German, 30: ma ried; no children: wife, second work, ser ing: stay or live out: experienced; ' refer- ences: anvwhere: desire position '1st of March. Address Box 107-S. Star office. * CALL NORTH 5990-W to get your windows cleaned_and floors waxed. Best of service. CARPENTERExperienced in all kinds of job work: no job to small. Phone Columbia 3483-W. ask for H. Bryant. | CHAUFFEUR. houseman _or colored man _desires posi‘ion: | Phone Nerth 10241 | CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC. white, w! | Ts you serv- | | “butler - Neat, references sition with private family: 15 vears' experi- ence; lact place of employment, 5 vear | with' Govt. official. Free to travel. No. 9452. | CHAUFFEUR. colored. experienced, orivate or_delivery, or porter; best refs. Decatur s EMAN. colored. neat, re- liable, “experienced in janitor work. all around apt. houseman; handy; reference. Decatur 2419, CHAUFFEUR, colored, whole or part time gdriving 11 years: exper.; city ref. Dec. CHAUFFEUR the nouse: ref. North_5648. CHEF i twenty-| n.w. CHEF, COOK, Colored. first-class. cafe or lunch’ room: references. Call Col. 2568 or 49 Hobart st.’n.w. Call Sunday or Mon- et o R I Lt COLORED BOY wishes to get job as porter in drug store or any kind of work. Atlantic ace, handy around This B8 A, Phone p Club. Rotel, Testaurant o "'5{‘"' ve years' experience. wants work: truck: ex 436 COLORED MAN. neat. vate family. chauffeur, drive ri enced furniture man. Dec. 2708 B n.w. COLORED MAN wants position, in town or suburb, houseman, chaufeur: good city raf- erence. Phone Wisconsin 3714, or call 1339 D 1935 Vermont ave. ‘COOh K. white, 20 year: immediate employment; good o write Toney Alfonso, 321 W. Ralelgh, N. C. DRUMMER—First-class __trap drummer: young, non-union; can read or fake: four years' dance experience. Address Box 339-85, Star_office. experience in Span- French and “American cooking. wants references: wire Davie st., P SITU. IWNl—HIN AND WOMEN. COUPLE. trastworthy, desire umblc_i‘ sition in con r" dence: l‘m- personal “&n Y,Orl and Vi |l|ll erences. Address Box 203-K. Star ¢ gnn{.\n fllll'l"‘!‘:mu?n ‘wife as ¢ L B, [ mature years. executive Nllly. experienced. Personal and financial refe ences. desires connection. LARGE MODERN HOTEL APTS. _Address Box 143-8. Star offic SITUATION—WOMEN. ASSISTANT to doctor or dentist. cashierini or general clerical work. by refined youns woman: experienced. West 1599. ! BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around ¢ mm lf‘rnrl experience. Address Box 314-8, CHILD'S NURSE or_companion. middie-aged Widow. unincumbered: §o0d references: o laundry_ Benning Station, D. C.. Route No. 1. Bov 210 e . COMMERCIAL, ART you will appree lowest possible cost: original drawi copy followed: pupils considered. A Bo 245-M. Star office. COMPANION or _housekeei woman: can_furnish excellent ences. Columbia 9850 it | DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. 6 years' ex) ence: famliar with general office routins nominal salary; refs. Address Box 152. Star office. 2 DRESSMAKER, expert fitter: gown mi n % “day: also remodeling anA " altering: ap. pointments out if desired. Potomac 6362. * DRESSMAKER _Expert fitter, signer, eowns, coats and suits. Also remodelll’l:t altering. _Appointments by day if desired. North 5493 ShreT DRESSMAKER. first - class fitter: sport and evening dresses beautifully made; | remodeling_a_specialty. _Me:. 3189. DRESSMAKER. engagements: cut, fit. baste, ready for finishing: any garment: your home: day. hour. Pot. 4736. 70 @ st. n.w. * DRESSMAKING. remodeling and alteratio renovating. Reasonable; in or out. Colum- bin 5063, s kbl i DRESSMAKING. remodeling and alterations. First-class _work done reasonably. Phone Docelur:s6800r = - ool GENTLEWOMAN. middle aged, colle unate, desires position as com; i or semi-invalid woman: capable; important than desirable home: Address Box 263-S. Star office. GIRL desires job nursing. Catherine Mlfl - Burg. R. I'. D. 1. Rockville. Md. GIRL. neqt colored. desires _work .mr‘i p.m.; excellent reference: ‘Telephone Lin- coln 3710-J. at s or dress by refined city refer- mother's helper or children's nurse: references. Decatur 1672-W. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wishes position of n;,“ HOUSEKEEPER in gentleman's home. mid- dle-aged, refined. experienced: references: 00d cook: country, city. Address Box 2711 ist in general housework: lodging reasonable wage. Address L. A. S.. gen delivery. Hyattsville. Md. . GIRL. young. white, wishes position o« kind: can furnish best character ref. Eve se Star office. HOUSEWORK. refined. middle ased. white, LADY, German, desires position practieal nurse ‘for infant, children, semi-in sew- ing. for day's or permanent. Met. 0571. _* ires position as nurse, companion to inval d lady: experienced, ref- érence.Phone Col. 5158-W. LADY, German. wishes position taking full charge of home: also practical nursing: best of ref. Apply 624 Eve st. s.e. MANAGING HOUSBKEEPER. _institutional and horticultural experience: country fate. Address Box 169-8. Star office. 7483-W. 6 1o 1:30. NURSE. colored: one who. knows_ her bun- ness, Will stay with sick neopls, €3 day and Please write Nurse Anderson, NURSE, PRACTICAL, VIIY EFFICTENT. willing to do necessary thing make home run_smoothly. m. Bovicr: Snepherd Suebh companion- NURSERY ERNESS or N onerliper. Coxberionced: Do, ob) Country: can drive car: high et refers Pot. 5334 or_address Box 233-M. Star P. B. X. OPERATOR wants position in b10s. Address Box 214-8. unfl wishes adult PRACTIC. u »ugt ELECTRICIAN would like permanent posi- tion in this line. but take anything permanent: & willing worker; married. Tele- phone_Atl._3315. 2 Phone_Adams_14: PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced: gependabls; nours day or i ‘NURSE long experience: can prepare dief soht, Ad- Box 229-S, Star 22% FILIPINO wants position in private family as butler_or chauffeur; best city references. Address Box 182-S. Star office. 23 FILIPING desires position restaurant ‘help: reference. |213-5. Star_omce. GARDENER and Iouseman, German, for pri- vate estate: best references: single. aged 50: room and board. $70 month. John Wendler, 1412 Hopkins st.. near Dupont Ci s bus boy_or Address Box | § PROTESTANT LADY of refinement, forty. wishes place as housekseper or panion to elderly lady: experienced: to g0 any place; refe dress Mre - Bis RYW—_T RAPHER, commercial, rem.m"u}on.!ll Snd publication expetience; ze educal competent. ada) - ‘rhE, menent or temporary. Address Box SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER, _conscien- GENTLEMAN. agze 27. well ecuctted, neat, industrious, experienced. desires Dosition a3 n. Address Box 22° GENTLEMAN of good character and appes ance desires to obtain position with respon bl y as secretary or otherwise; would consider traveling. Qualifications: College education. business and _executive experi- intimate knowledge of foreign and doméstic shinpine matters, raliway omv‘- ence: ag inquestionable references.. A ress Box 138.8: Star omce. Star_off tious, efficient. thoroughly experienced: good education and capable responsibility: rder- ences. Lincoln 2353-W WM'_‘—W‘ perienced in tabulation and stat for accountants, general ofice Coutine: gt Met. 8398, Apt. 401. STENOGRAPHER, 8 years’ i- clent, accurate, {3at worker, geod i 330 week. Pot. | INSTRUCTION COURSES. ACCREDITED EECRETARIAL AND BUSI- ness courses save time. earn more, earn a salary sooner. Boyd or Gregg shorthand, fouch typewriting. bookkeeping. office prac- tice, etc. New classes NOW forming, Spring ( terms. _ Boyd xun%‘)‘ University, 1333 WOMEN—Here extra money by serving ington owned your spare time. auiring_no experience and merely entail teiling your friends and ne services of the Home Lau {dad bus at 13th and F sts. on its regular route. tello_and_Baum ry. your chance to earn_some well known Wash- and,_operated institution in The work is simple. re- hbors_about the The Trini- n.w., or anywhere Home Laundry, Mon- GEORGE WASHINGTON STUDENT attend: ing evening classes wants d.y.nnu"uk le _typist. switchboard _operator; experience. GRADUATE ENGINEER, 26, desires position with consulting _engineering. _patent or technical periodical publishing firm: inven- tive and literary ability: two years scientific. 7 COURSE—Any language: can use any tme: prospective pupil. leaving city, will_sacrifice. North 0935. Apt. 205. | UNISCRIPT SHORTHAND 18 BEST—Come | PAYS WELL, to0 8 p.m.. or at yorr home. any hour. 9 am Uniseript 51 a lesson. Siccess guaranteed School. 817 13th st. n.w. Met. 5067 no age limit. Easy, short course to learn. telephone :witchboard oper- | ing. Estb, 19°8. Oxford Bldz., i4th st. at N_Y. ave. | AUCTION AND CONTRACT BRIDGE Pri- | vate and class lessons, day and evening; Ipecial Tate for clars. Adams 1832-3. FRENCH __ INSTRUCTION—Private lessons, Totorink. W. Alexander, 1450 Girard st. n.w Tel. Col. 81040, PIANO INSTRUCTIO! E: teacher: college certificate: adulf and children; special attention; Address Box 154., Star office. SPANISH, thorough dation: French; classes now formm{ nl ‘Prenn School of Lancuages. BEAUTY CULTURE—$150 course now $50: terms; preparatory for State examination. Wash. Academy Beauty Cuiture, Greenes Bldg. 11th and K B MODERN INSTRUCTION IN JAZZ. POPU- lar music. plano. tenor banjo. soxophone, clarinet, drums, Hawailan sieel guitar, violin :ke. etc. Inotruments furnished low as 25¢ Weekls " Orchestta. fraining. Protessionai engagements secured for our graduates. Tap, stage and ball room dancing. Open 10 am to 10 pm. ' National Studios of Music and Dance. 2328 14th st_n.w. _Adams 8335. BOOKKEEPING. shorthand. typewriting and | civil service courses: day and evening Classes. New term opens March 2. Enroll | now. = Capital City Commercial ~College, | 1340 New York ave. Met. 4227 GREGG ~_SHORTHAND (Encher: beginners: Teview. Speed dictation private lessonss moderate rates. Decatur 3584-0. ol e Private Lersons —Mathematics, sciences. lan- guages. Cornell graduate: §1.° Albert jonas. 1406 Hopkins st. n.w.. near 20th and P._ 28° AUTQ (LESSONS FOR ~PERMIT: EASY PARKING. free wheeling. ~CALL FO ble). Metropolitan 1809, PE_ OPERATORS. Short hours. easy_work. Burton Linotype School. beginners 75¢ lesson. T German, ratory $50-360 Day-night_cl; Printcraft Bidg. SPANISH CONVERSATION CLASS FORM ing: 50 cents: private, 75. Day. night Write, call betw. 5and 7 p.m. 1324 Mass. n,w. HAWALIIAN and string orchestras now form- ing. Pree coaching. Henry Harding, with the Irving Music S8hop, 1400 Irving street. * Pl’!m‘h lessons by French woman. 1138 DlflATXON—ORADlD 60. 80, 100, 120 AND S e o ORI B st tor gcrta Tivoli Theater Building. 3313 14th St. N.W. Telephone Col. 3000. MEN WANTED TO SPECIALIZE IN RADI lnr;;vi‘lxion’.‘ plenty of good openings. Address JAZZ. | POPULAR “MUSIC IN ussim‘ pianc. saxophone. banjo. etc: free lessons If you buy ‘nstrument” Christensen School 718 11th st_n.w Dist 1238 Free bookle! COACHING LESSONS N ALGEBRA. GE- %y and trig.. 3 yrs Call N. 1040 bet. 5 and 6 pom. o 2B Editorial, Statistical, File Clerk. Enigll Today and Get Entire Course for $10. ivil Serv £ S Cor_12th and F Sts. N.W._ Met. 839 GRADED DICTATION. 60. 80. 100, 120 Classes for special students, day or evening Mount grlf‘notfiln‘;hk:\:ulsl?{msnreuflu‘ 3313 14th S0 N, Telephone ¢ MEN: l(l!n a Luellml‘l’rou sion. & MECHANICAL DENTISTRY Graduates earn from $25 to $75 weekly. $5 starts you today. Evening classes. Columbia School of Brosthetic Dentistry, Dr. Lehman, 406 7th n.w._ Over 5 and 10._ BEAUTY CULTURE SPECIAL 2-MONTHS' COURSE, %50. Includes marcelling, finger waving. facials, scalp treatments. shampoo, etc.. etc. A real' economy course in a nationally renowned school. Limited enrollment only. Day, evening classes. Easy terms. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 1918) South’s leading beauty culture school. 817 14th St. NNW. 1325 N. H. Ave. NW. Study Interior Decoration At a Practical School. IT PAYS. Accredited, professional course. Expert instructors. ' Individual in- struction. Co-operating with the trade Bl Toormation. 8t MASTER. SEHOOL™OF | & ull information. a INTERIOR DECORATION, 1206 18th sl North 5236. and practical BUSINESS INSTRUCTIONS. _ | Reliability. TENCED | fl; Sears, YOUNG. & | 6 For boarding house. "unincu “Xperienced: Address Box 331- YOUNG MAN_ with private busine | like a simple accounting method worked out for him: also occasional typing. Box 192-8. Star office | YOUNG WOMAN, white, to care for | girl. 1 vear old. while mother is in_hospital. | Salary ‘and_home in first-clais apartment. and cleanlinoss essential. givine_full particulars and references. | dress Box 238-S. Star office 2 | YOUNG WOMEN. white, slight foot im- to model | perfections for a shoe concern. B YOUNG WOMEN. | Bt We wish to engage three sttractive, so- clally connected young women to promote the circulation of “The Sportsman’” mag sine. ' Personality and wide acauaintance mong peopie to whom the magazine appeals ro essential. Salary. $30 a_week with a bonus, which'enables real producers to earn a far greater amount. For an interview eall " Mrs. Baker. Decatur 3797. 1329 Con- necticut ave. ahy moraing aiter 10 o'clock. pbered, ang FASY AS PIE To make biz money with Christy's polish- Sells like wild- ing cloth. Works like magic Write for free sample. ~Cbristy, Int riment M. Newark. New York Experienced Shirt Ironers. WAGES, $15 TO $22 WEEK. PALACE LAUNDRY. 810 H N.W. . working_housekeep- Address “haby Write, Ad- aeronautical experience: now emploved in New Jersey but wishes to locate in or near Washington. Address Box 236-M, Star office. 'HOOL SENIOR. 17, desires office da"work afternoons of evenings until full-time work thereafter: n.w. bre- ‘Address Box 462-M. Star office. * | HOUSF REPAIRING of anv kind. including cement and_brickwork. hard fimes pricss, per_job or per day. Met. 3964 ¥ JANTTOR—Experienced: wants Fmall apt. house; can do anythin lumbia 6216, LAUNDRY SALES EXECUTIVE and ac- countant, experienced in sales management 2nd laundry accounting. Address Box 231-S. Star_office. 22 MAN, white, desires position a5 watchman; have recommendations. _Call West 28 “work _in’ Call Co- “Address Box 3405, Btar ha echmcal w0 temporary_position. kinds copy work, ”n‘v: cils_cut. _Address nx’%‘; Star WIDOW, refined. 40, desires position s hostess or assistant in restaurant; graduate Lewis Hotel Training School executive ability, business education and ltifllnfl. Atlantic_3739. WOMAN_ of refinement, Tehite. Tienced ractical nurse, com ion to e(erly :; * nvalid or can serve housekee widower.~_Address Box 256-S. Star of WOMAN, _ refined, white, desires tion a7 working housekee) : city ref. Ad 206. WOMAN, wi tion of housekeeper keeper: no washing. Sta*_office. WOMAN, En as_ chambermaid, waltress or will care for an elderly person. Apt._preterred. Col. 644! YOUNG LADY, refined. several years ex- rience, "wants position _as _all-around auty operator. Address Box 206-8, Star s 200d cook. clean house- Address Box 3 MAN. young. colored. experienced. a ulne as dish washer or houseman; best of refer- ence.Potomac_4031 MAN_Colored, 'tend furnace, do__zeneral housework: can drive automobile; 14 sears' cxperience; references. Horton, Y. M. C. A. N e~ 0 5 23 MAN, neat. colored. young, wants place in private family as butler, valet, waiter: driv- er's permit. A North 65 MAN, colored, wants job as day's worker. plain’ cook, houseman. butler or chauffeur: raferences. North 401 2 MAN, colored. butler, best. references: sober. ance. _Ac chauffeur, houseman: relisble; Tieat ap r_office. | SALESWOMEN — Openings, | full and part time for alert, ag- | gressive young women. Apply Roebuck & Co., 911 nla(IPn~|\lxr,r: road n.e. |~ BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, EXPERIENCED. Some one with real estate or bank expe- ence preferred: opportunity for advance- sent. Reply in own handwriting. stating experience. Address Box 139-S. Star office. STENOGRAPHER, Large real estate office desires first-class stenographer-clerk: must have experience. Reply in own handwriting. Address Box 140-S. Star _office. fa Ty LADY DEMONSTRATORS. has_opening National firm, rated AAA-1, for several Washington ladies of good char- Acter: requirements are age 28 to 50, §0od education, poise. iroomed appearance: no profes Vassers, Dari-time or temporary Workers Will be accepted: this advertisement is ad- dressed specifically to women on their own Tesources who have a real need for an in- come 50 weeks A year; experience not re- Quired: those selected ‘will be given com- plete and thorough training: earnings range from 520 to $35 weekly: positions also_open in ‘Arlington, Fairfax. Loudon and Prince William _Counties, Va., and St. Marys, Prince Georges. Montgomery, Charles and Calvert Counties, Md. 'ADply by letter only. Address Box 188-S. Star office. SALESWOMEN, THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED, For ladies’ dresses, coats and suits; good salary and commis-| sion ; steady position. State past experience. All replies treated strictly confidentially. Address Box 37-K, Star office. ASSISTANT MILLINERY BUYER WANTED. Young lady to act as assistant to millinery buyer in large de- partment store; must be experi- enced, wide-awake and a live wire, with a thorough knowl-! edge of style and merchandis ing; preference given applica- tions from those with local ex- perience. Letters treated confi dentially. Address Box 223-S, Star office | jonal can- nl.P—DDMlSTlC. GIRL. white, general housework and cook. dréss Box 170-8. Star office IR for ecoKive and i ning for 2 and 2 small school children: salary. 31 nn« week: no laundry: stay very ‘neat and experience vrm.nt c:mam, . D.W.. 1ocal reference required 3038 P The Civil Service corner 13th & F n.w. .M HOUBEKEEPER, white, middle eook Iaundr 1l oo, AmilY " can & ‘Address Box 15’ B'm a2 personality and & well v i desire_work high ‘school education: drivers' permits: re- liable: best_refer. Ph. Atl. 3212. Address | Box_196-S. Star_offce. | NEWS WRITER, EDITOR: capable, reliabie; | available for whole ot part time employ- ment.__Address Box 168-S. Star office. | PAINTER_Experienced: will_work_reason- | able. by day or contract.” Phone Shepherd | PART-TIME WORK by _experienced writer, | editor _and_ publicist; knows ~Washington. Telephone Wallace at Wisconsin 3403-J after ' p.m PHARMACIST wants part-time work: refer- ence. R. E. Case. Silver Spring 253-R. | PHOTOGRAPHE 1, neat telligent | senior photosrapher’s fating with civil serv. Apt. 36, 1440 W st. n.w.. DV | ice. in’ apl. erence. PLUMBER, lar or part-time work. Star_office. _ PLUMBER. vyoun, married. | any kind;' needs work. Mac. aves powst T T STENOGRAPHER, 2 _years | years' clerical experience hard worker; need work; 4565. 24 STENOGRAPHER, cxpert, 1_years experi- gnce: age 26; good references: some book- keeping: $30_‘week. Met. 9771, STENOGRAPHER, experieniced. desi sraphic_or genefal offiee position.’ Ad tiser. P. O. Box 1312. City Post Office. 2 UPHOLSTERER and AUTO TRIMMER (un- employed): work neatly and reasonably done at_your home if desired. Dist. 8312. * WORK of any kind, by youns colored an; has driver's permit snd,_elevator license: g00d reference. _Linc. 8825-J. YOUNQ EXECUTIVE. with broad experience in' cost and purcl production _and sales, technical tr one-time _chief | clerk’ to a State treasurer. copyright owner of the most complete economic financial chart produced, Wants position. as superin- tendent or assistant to high-grade executiv married. Address Mr. Rose, 1141 Kenneth ave.. New Kensington. Pa. s YOUNG MAN, colored, wants place. porter. waiter. butler. thoroughly experienced, good ref. North 9328, Apt. 104. & YOUNG MAN, colored, wants position frst-class chduffeur with private famil North_10398 YOUNG MAN, with car, will work for 1 muy or establishment in exchange for room and board. _Address Box 320-S. Star office. YOUNG MAN, white, wu car, desires work R kind;' best of referenice. Potomac YOUNG MAN, 24, experienced in bookkeep- ing and general office work, desires change {In line with experience and. ability. - Address Box 239-S. Star_office. 22 YOUNG | wants position: experienced in refail sales, credits, collections, bookkeeping and office management; Drospects more im- ortant than ry. Address Box 123, Sucehe UNG MAN. 31, just ouv of nke]“-wrkc.-“u:’e [future: "sover worker. een 4 an m. coln 6161. 311 17th st. n.e. i) MAN wants_work: ci stock room. shippin gneed: driver's permit. Address Box 2608, Star_office. 2 has tools and ‘Address Box 322 e ried. wants Jjob of 1002 Mass. 200d _education 125 week. _Pot. YOUN trious. office. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. CAFETERIA COOK, pastry work: also wait- Tess. pantry or steam table: experienced. North_3745. COLORED WOMAN _desires position 88 cook or general housework; good reference. Call_Potomac 5777-W. COLORED WOMAN wants a dem& city references. Phone Linc. aid, 5216-M. work or job a8 -3. 421 3st_st. s.e. TOLORED GIRL. neat, wants worl whole or part time. Phone Nort Sunday_and_Monday. e [ RED WOMAN wants day's aft_time. Call _Pot. 0853. LORED GIRL. neat, wants light general housework; go home' nights; references. CPLORED GIRL, light, in doctor’'s office, ¢-time work. Decatur 2705-J. CORORED GIRL. neat, wishes work as cook and' housework; reference. 933 N st. n.w. District 9872, COLORED GIRL. reliable. desires morning work_Adams 8097. 762 _Trving st COLORED GIRL wishes job_as general : stay nights or go home. Call COLORED GIRL wishes pari-time or day work._282 _ave. n.w._Adams 8735-M. COLORED GIRL wisaes place plain cooking. light” cleaning or_ part-time work of any kind. Decatur 5913 col:on!n WOMAN. time or_day's " worl Jumbia_ 6316-W. COLORED GIRL. cook and housework: references. Call 1220 Irving st. n.w. Adams wants job, maid, i op o wishes part- Teterence. Phone Co- . settled. COOK. colored, first-class: general _maid, waitress; can furnish reference: neat, willing ker: full. part time. North 9842 _ COOK_weneral. housework, woman, colored, experienced, competent, reilable. nea o Glaposition: " cxceilent ® oty yeferonce: day. week. Dec 1 COOK, colored. wants steady place as sen- eral “houseworker; neat; clty references. Phon 5466 COOK. housework. settled white woman: o6 laundry; small salary; good home: in or gut of city. ' Address Box 331-S. Star office. _* COOK—With excellent references. 1449 Gor- coran st. n.w. Pot. 5180. COOK—Colored, experienced elderly woman wants place as general houseworker. 1318 Sth st. n.w.. Apt. 6. . COOK AND HOUSEWORK] ity reference._Fhone West 0376. COOK—Excellent. colored neat, high- housemaid, waitress of part-time; i references. ' Dec. 0537 DAY WORKER, reliable young calored wom- an._Lincoln 2123-J DAY'S WORK, part time. bundle wash mmed by two youns colored women. Met. DAY'S WORK. no laundry. apartments to Cean: also planist for colored church by . Rdustrious " colored - womas. DAY'S WORK. by young Foored Forker ana honest. Wriie of :fl:;fig DAY'S WORK of work by (he hour. Dec. 4th st. n.w. ENGLISH NURSERY mfififi desires position with good family: excellent refer- ences. Phone _Decatur . GENERAL HOUSEWOR] can stay some nights; city ref. nw, GIRL, Tight colore nm‘s ork a5 mothers Delpei or_murse, or gel &8 nner cvenings. um colored, neai E time “work evenings| oae "Hin. Thones 1518 Swann Teil city ref. TR e sl e R Gime ‘work. Phone North 4693, = O GIRL. colored, wanis Jjob. her' helper._Telephone 'rowm'" .‘:s et GIRL. light_colored. wants eral Rousework. Potomac S136; 1007 1o YOUNG MAN. employed position & t driver, run or lettled, couple or small {amily: expected;iJust, Toom: can give ansy dress Box T radio servicing: ca; $30 per week. Addre TRE. coiored: wishes afternoon culmmnn'nu&?%nm T1'am. and