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WHAT is THE NATTER WITH
CHINA?
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE

The trouble with China is the same that Is
the trouble with the rest of the world 1t is
lack of unity 1t is the inability to cooper
ate 1t is the eternal difficulty that shas
plagued mankind since the beginning of his
tory, which is the valuation of competition
over cooperation.
When the bandits some time ago held up
train on the Shanghai-Pekin line and car
ried number OF passengers including for
eigners, off to their robbers stronghold, the
world was shocked, and there was much
speculation on how such thing could be
possible. But it was more than mere BAN
ditry; it was politics.
China's central government is supposed to
be at Pekin, but as a matter of fact that is
but the loose center of an incoherent group
of provinces. China at present is in about
the same condition that the American coli
onies were before the adoption OF the Con-
stitution and the central government
Every province has its own little ruler
and often he is ignorant and vicious, and al
ways he is military commander.
When President Ii in early June found
himself in danger in Pekin and hastily fled
tos Tientsin, it was the second time in his
stormy political career that he had been
driven from the presidency of China. Six
years ago, after holding office for almost ex-
actly year, President Ii was compelled to
step out of office by the monarchist rising.
And now, after holding office for almost
year to the day, he has been driven away
again by the threats of his militarist OPP
ponents These do not advocate monarchist
ideas this time, but they are the same ilk
as the former disturbers.
Tsao Kun, the leader of the present revo-
luton, is of the same tribe of self-seeking,
faithless and mercenary soldiers that keep
China in continual hot water. He is so ig-
norant he cannot even write his own name.
What will happen no one can tell but it
may be predicted with certainty that present
conditions will continue until the people are
tired of them and establish some central gov
eminent with force enough in 1T to keep 1t
standing up.
China today is in the same condition that
France was before Richilieu, Germany was
before Bismarck and the British Isles were
before they were united under one crown.
The world is a tedious while learning that
nothing but unity is practical
Copyright, 1929
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"a BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

But / say unto you, lore your enemies,
bless them that curse you, do good to them
that hate You, and pray for them which
despitefally use you, and perSecute you;
that ye may be the children of your
Father who is in heaven. For He maketh
his sun to rise on the epiL and on the
good, and sendeth rain on the Just and
on the unjust. For if ye love Mehr wtich
Iope you, What reward hare yer Do not
epen the publicans the san1e9 And if ye
salute your brethren only, Vhat do ye more
than others2 Do not even the pHbHcans
the samea Be ye, therefore, perfect, epen
as your Father who is in heapen is per
fect-MdttheW 5e44-48.
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QUIZ

O. Why is the ocean blue? J. j.. G.
A. Dr. F. B. Kenfick, of Toronto, is cited
>as an authority on this subject. He says
that water absorbsI all the other colors Of
the spectrum more freely than it does blue,s
and that hence light reflected by it or trans
mitted through it carries a preponderance OF
blue; that water scatters light more freely
than air and in this action the blue light of
short-wave length again plays . preponder-
ant par5, and that, finally, the sky is blue
for the same reason that the water is, and
that the water gets bluer then by rejecting
the )sky tNs'
O. How much money did Abraham Lincoln
leave? A. L. G. !.
A. Miss TarbelI in the American Maya
zine says that President Lincoln left an es-
tate of $110,9 74.62. I4o.g
O. How is the age of the earth computed?
+. J. H. aof3i
A. Physicists arrive at the approximate
age of the earth by computing the length Of
time which it has taken the earth to cool at
the present rate from the highly heated cone
dition assumed under the nebular hypothea
sis. Biologists arrive at their estimate by
figuring the length of time it might TAXI to
accumulate the known thickness of ,sedi- b
mentary rocks. II a4ad7
@. When was natural gas first used in this
country? H. F. ~. 9a9a %
A. The earliest economic use of natural
gas known in the United States occurred in
1921 when il was used for the illumination
of the village of Fredonia, N. Y we'll =
] u inches in diameter, was drilled TO depth
of twenty-seven feet near noted gas spr1ngip
and for many years supplied the village with
thirty street lights.
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DESTINY'S CHILD
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR

BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR
What has gone before.-Courtney
Harrington induces Lorry Grenyille to
marry him just after she has discov-
cred that Tom Ransome, the man she
really loves, is unworthy Lorry does
not love her husband and his love for
her is so intense that it frightens her.
After her marriage she still yearns
over Tom, and the knowledge fills her
with rebellion. AS the time passes
Courtney's vitality seems to sap her
strength and she breads his presence
more and more until with the birth of
her son, she screams out her aversion
to her husband in her delirim. Court
ney resolves to make no further at
tempt to hold her, and refusing to see
the baby leaves the house. Lorry's
first conscious, though is one of &C.
static motherhood Now go on with the
story.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS

:. Inc rose soon fadesl but the thorn CON
tinues 10 do business at the same old stand
fortunate is the man who knows how big
a 1901 ne can be without trying
:. ~ NE is burden to you it is safe bet
'n"' you are burden to your neighbors.
grasshopper and grass widow are rea-
sonably sure to jump at the first opportunity.
When man lends anything to some of
MS ne1ghbors he can get it back only by
stealing<it.
It sometimes happens that the imitation is
better than the original.
Even the silver-tongued orator is seldom
able to interest his wife
tain Colonel Calvin Gray. Something to do
with passports"
Il once rendered him slight favor"
He doesn't regard the favor as slight.
He was about to be imprisoned for the dura-
ton of the war and you managed to get
him back home"
Merely a matter of official routine I
felt sure he was a loyal American citizen. y
Exactly. But he makes more of the in
cident than you do, and he gave me my in
StrucClonS. Oo-Whdt can 90 FOR you IN
his behalf? You have only to ask"
Gray pondered the unexpected offer He
was still bit shaken, for moment ago he
had been more deeply stirred than Haviland
suspected, and the emotional reaction had
left him weak.
"Well, name your poison Isn't there
something, anything we can do for you?"
Haviland repeated.
'"There is, decidedly" Gray smiled his
warm appreciation of the tender
eff it is not too great a drain upon the
Dietz millions, you may keep supply of
cut flowers in my room I'm passionately
fond of roses, and I should like to have my
vases filled every morning"
you shall dwell in a perfumed bridal
bower"
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MUSINGS OF ABE MARTIN

TIL couple that has mo children, no
laundry, and ever modern convenience" has
a lot O. nerve advertisin' fer help. Germany
seems t. be troubled with about everything
but pay roll bandits.
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Evening star., 1923-05-01
WANTED-SALESMEN.

A LARGE selling orga MIA ti0n. with offices in
all principal cities. have openings for hve
Of wishbone; Ss5 weekly while learning, with
rapid promotion assured successful applicants:
experience unnecessary. Call before 8 or after
T. 81O F st. NV. Room 3S.
SALEsMAN-Unusually good opportunity for
drst-class salesman: automobile experience
necessary. Jordon Motors Co.. 1920 Connecti-
cut ave. NV.
sALEsMEN-Four: $50 per week to men with
newspaper, magazine or brush experience. for
special work in Washington, MaryIand or
Virginia: guaranteed salary and commission.
Statesmen, financial institution; perfect
selling data: cooperation; liberal commission.
Mornings only. 7l3 Woodward bldg.
SALEsMEN-Srlendfu opening for two capable
plenty active leads for closers: permanent con
necton; fine future. with expanding aggressive
organization. Address Roy a1a-M. star office.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
CALL the Quick Employ ment Bureau. " 5000,
and get the following help quick: porters;
walters. janitorS. elevator men. pantry girl
and day workers: also nurse and chamber
maid. white. "oo8 9th st. NV.
COOK aR.i chambermaid wanted: couples to
60 away Fullers Exchange. I221 18th st.
West 20Sa.
COOKS. houseworkers. mattresses. Kitchen.
men. walters, dishwashers Ma jpstc Employ
ment Agency. 1894 u st. NV. y. 5ll9 -
MEN, colored, to go to Pa: fsre paid; SO
day: woman houseworkers. White Cross BrI-
rcau, S21 st. NV. Dr. Drew, Pres. North
360S %
OFFICE POSITIONS-Free registration. Wash.
ington Employment Exchange. operated for the
public by Washington School for Secretaries
and Nat. schooI Of Commerce. 14I9 r at. NV.
EFFICIENT APPLICANTS for any character
OF work, local or elsewhere: cooks, maids,
nurses porters. walters, chautfeurs, etr.
Super Service Bureau, 2oOl 9th NV. North
SHn.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
Star "Want ADJ"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

II
54th and Vermont ave. John c. Haley.
18th and p. Days Pharmacy.
18th and o, ]. 8. Clemence.
14th and Clifton. Fl. Colodny Co.
11th and Harvard. The Harvard Pharm.sy,
i4th and Columbia road Evans Drug storeJ
s4o1 18th, Bronsugh's Pharmacy.
14.h and Buchanan. Hohberger n
sss G.srssa nss
a7,h and Park road; Upton Myers.
2la2 California ave. Morgan Bros. S,
9TH and X. Goldenberg's ttime clerks desk'.
5ts and sts Associated DRUGS Drug stsTes s'mpson.
9Th and Elm sts. Douglas Pharmacy.
Ga. ave and Rock Creek Church rd' Rock
Creek Pharmacy
ta,s M, s@odny Go. ,aS Ga: ave- ptsrm.rT ana uHV
1901 l. s... Morse Pharmacy.
; Dupont Circle. Dupont PharmscT; ,,,,.x
ID and Mass ave. Hygelsn Pharmacy.
y: Y, y. ]. ayes. and N, Water J: n"nshoe'
North Cap St and n l. ave, Parkers Phar.
1I2o Pa ave- ]. Louis krick.
Sist SIst and 6 SITS: ouigev Pha5macy: r,nr.r
s6oS Conn ave, Chevy Chase Pharmacy
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb ST.. Cleveland
Park Pharmacy.
GEoRGETowN.
cfth and p sts.. Pride's Pharmacy.
9cnf NJ St. 0'Donnelrs Pharmacy.
Ssth and NJ Weller & Moskey's Pharmaey; ,
Wisconsin ave. and q. ponahue's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
ID and p SITS. McChesncv Joachim.
4th and Fl SITS, Payne's Pharmacy.
an7 Fl st. Garrcn's Music Store.
9TH st and Md. ave-. louis 7. RradlaF
12th st. and Md. are. Louis Sacks.
1"1S II st. Sears Newsstand
North Cap. and Eve. Kenealv Pharmacs
East Cap and sth. Reloss Pharmacy
18th and Fast Capitol. Lincoln Park Pharmacy-
10th -. ard r. I. ave, Collins fharna's-
Woodbridge
$500 10Th ne. Mayo's Pharmacy-Brook'ano-
SOUTHEAST.
ID 81 and IA. ave. II. +. Sprrrehank.
Sth and Evn. Weller & N"skrys Fharma"y-
nth and Pa. ave, Fealy's Pharmacy
1Ath and Pa. ave-, Smvser'S "hatmacF
1907 Nichols ave. Weiss & Healy--Anacostia.
SOUTHWEST.
Tth and n SIS Isntz Rroe
a. and l. stS., Columbia Pha
RATES CENTS a WORD
tn Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found
For sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
Poultry. Pets and Livestock.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
business Opportunities. etc
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
cents word.
real. ESTATE ADS.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
WANTED--AGENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. capable man rs to 80
years, in Prince George Island. handle local
ucts direct to home; largest. best. fastest sell
Ing line; products on time. lowest wholesale,
no advance in prices: no experience; practically
no capital needed: We teach you to manage
your own permanent, profitable business; larr-
est. strongest company. Kives most co-opers-
7. Rawleigh Co.. Dept. 1872. Freeport. III.
Evening star., 1923-05-01

MACHINISr, first class, for inside and putside
work: must be experienced; a real mechanic
Address Box DIAM, star office i
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DIAMOND BARGAINS.

Lady's solid platinum diamond
flexible bracelet. set with ia
very fine blue-white diamonds
and sapphires one OF the latest
designs. Party in need OF money !;
must be sold at once at sacri-
flee. ...................S0 500
Evening star., 1923-05-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
HOTEL

HOTEL.
FORTY ROOM HOTEL on Penrsylvania ave.
NV; completely renovated recently: cheap
rent; good lease; terms be arranged Ad-
dress Box 327-M. Star office.
$3.50 BLOCK knickerbocker: semi-de-
tached brick: II rooms large dining
room, baths tiled. h.-w.h., elec: g.
year lease: high class place: easy
down payment.
4.Wo-BEST SECTION downtown: Al rooms
and baths. large dining rooms,
large Kitchen. private laundry. hot
water heat: substantially furnished
established business l3 years; owner
leaving account health: half cash.
ACME REAL ESTATE CO.,
22l1 18th 81. Nv. Potomac 72s.
Sl.oop-coNFECT. and fountain and 3 rooms
rent cheap long lease; inspect at
., ., once; bring deposit
Sl'lVo-''rocery and rooms: rent. $50 all
together: good corner: good old stand
must sacrifice; don't miss this ex-
ceptiona bargain.
Si'""-R"nminG house, II rooms. baths
cheap rent; good lease; located near
49, Wsr Dept. half cash.
$50 Room ng house. Ii rooms: rent. $50
s.,hI N"ar-heer and lunch, rooms
81 200 Lnnrh and ; furnished rooms. rcpt
S6fI good business: big bargain.
sS'n- ttGar and news and rooms: good
l""ati"n; rent. $50: long lease
si''Jp-'rarage. Soar capacity; all filled
= good lease, reasonable rent
VI. CURTIS. MAIN sn43 MAIN 77I3
ZIG Machinists' bldg, 3th and Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
CIGAR AND NFWSSTAND
Marshall Business Brokers

Marshall Business Brokers
bookstore in business section: over S. 900
books in stock. large mail order business; rent
So: 3-year lease.
Bargain. roomng house. near 18th and
Penn. ave: IA rooms: rent, S7S; lease; price
$500; terms.
sts.: rent. So; price, $500
Al sacrifire-Rooming house Of IS rooms
several baths. steam heat, refined surround
ngs; price. $500
Boarding house, downtown. one of the best
IL rooms we'll furnished terms tn suit
Rooming house near 18th and Mass ave;
desirable home; price $1,000
Rooming house near Union station; 10 rooms;
price $500.
-. Grocery and meats. low rent; lease; price,
Deilcatessen and confectionery; rent, So;
81 100.
DnlicatesSen, soda and candies; large soda
fountain: rent. $s5: 1-year lease; price 50. 800
Marshall Business Brokers
Evening star., 1923-05-01
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

Continued.
MORNING WORK or get dinner, by girl.
Apartment IL. Okey apartment, rear st.
Matthews Church. Write.
MORNINGS WORK or days work by neat
c0lored woman. l118 4th at. NV
NURSE or mothers helper: Virginia col0rcd
girl wants position Inexperienced. Call lld3
2Ofh st. NV.
NURSE. reliable experienced. middle a ged,
travel. city or country. North 1855.
NURSE OR MAID. by coIored girl. 833 y
ST. NV.
PART wbolet- time work by neat coored
girl. Phone West I40s.
PLACE to work mornings by girl; no sun
day. Apply 1915 Wailach pl. NV.
PLACE morning and evening or part day,
cleaning: by girl 1881 ST. NV.
WAITRESS OR MAID. will short hours; neat
colored girl wants place. 1902 Vermont ave
n W. Phone North 2211. q
WASHES wanted take home. Phone Franklin
45I W. +.X New York ave.
WASHING Small bundle wash to take home.
I7lo I1fh ST NV.
WASHING DONE. $3.50 So per week. CalI 30l
22nd NV
WASHING 70 do at home cieanng 10y the
day by reliable c0lorrd woman. SOB BIRD st
NV
WASHING to take hom- or days work ont
by reliable colored woman. 1924 Swami ~. .
NV.
WASHINt; al home. call ~ 81 Mvrtle -. ne.
WASHING and ironing Mondays and Tuestia -
hy colored woman. 1918 Coyington 81. NV.
WORK BY DAY by reliable colored woman.
Apply 1865 18th st. NV.
WORK about hours a day by colorcd girl. 30
d
Evening star., 1923-05-01
SITUATIONS-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. aud!ts. Investigations. srs-
tens: special arrangements with firms not
enploring l"okkeepers. Address Box l07-P
Star Office -
ag"r. one who can handle details and assume
responsibility: not afraid of work: hest ref
erenc"s. Address RoN 7aP. Star Office.
BLACKSMITH, horse shoer and repair man
with contractor. George Davis. III Madison
court. 1s
B0OkkEEPER . years experience: refer
en"es: moderate salary. Paul Burke, 1113
nth st. NV.
RnokKEEPER ,douhIe entry). desires p"r
msnAnt position. Address Box 1IaM. Star
office. Sc
RI TIER or chauffeur. by yonng man: French
address Boy 1879 r. star Office.
CHArFFECR wants job, private or truck.
Cali Garner. Fr. 63ii. %
CHAUFFErR White; good driver and repair
man: wants work Of any kind. Address BOX
1877. Star office. 90
CHAUtFEUR, colored. wishes position in pri-
vs'e family: will do housework: good refer
en""- Csll North as24 W. -
CLEANER: experienced. or messenger
wishes office building to clean or business
place: colored man. West 126l w.
COOK or chef; neat colored man wishes place.
Tel West 2330.
FARM WORK Job on progressive farm de-
on which horses reign supreme. Address Box
22P. Star office. u
GARAGE HELPER tcolored mani. has some
experience. Call after o'clock 52s 2Oth
st. NV.
MAN-White, with car. wants work COM
mission work. Address Box 1862. star Of
fee. Sc
PAINTER-Does job work frst-cass. Phone
Lincoln 5413. l.
PLAIN SEWING in tailor shop or cafeteria
work. Call lIl5 llth 81. NV.
POSITION in print shop; Jls years expert
ence VT composition and presswork. Address
Box SIP. star office.
POSITION Of any kind ny young man. Ad-
dress RoS o9i VI. Star office. i
BANNING. bookkeeping. auditing; young man
- years; years experience; excellent ref
erences; ear. Col H22
NULCANIZER. experienced. with or without
outfit Address Box 2o0-M. Star ONCE. i
WORN OF any kind in garage or houseclean-
ing. by colored man. AS y. Y. ave. Phone
Frank. iJI-J
YOUNG MAN-Desires spare-time work after 4
o'clock: Sat all day; competent wood worker.
pattern-maher; carpentry. Have a car. o.
Scheidel. POI St, End floor 2'
YOUNG MAN. with first class automobile, de.
sires position or connection with business firm
where car can be utilized. Address, imme-
diately. Box Tsp. Star office. IL
SITUATI0NS-MALE, FEMALE.
CHAUFFEUR or cook aud cham6ermaid; msn
To- WI 20 N-
Evening star., 1923-05-01
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK and housework: white woman; ofaY
nights; $50. Address Box 204 II, Star ONCE. j.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
START TODAY.

START TODAY.
MAKE YOURSELF
JrNIOR ACCOUNTANT BY SEPTEMBER
lat SENIOR ACC0I NTANT WITHIN A
YEAR. SALARIES GOOD. OPPORTUNITY
TNEQUALED.
Onr star Of Certified Accountants has de-
vised the most successful training IN
countancy based the method OF working
actual business problems.
By this system you can be given the proper
training to make you Junior Accountant
by September LIST. and which naturally leads
quickly into Senior Accountancy as you pro-
gress in your knowledge OF the subject and
lis application TO your everyday work and
problems.
Tie efficiency of this method Is proven by
the success OF students. many nf whom
double their incomes long before graduation.
Find out about il. Call. phone write
la SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
1914 ALREE BLDG
,keith's Theaterl
Phone 1920. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1923-05-01

and sapphires; one OF the latest
designs. Party in need OF money;
must be sold at once at a sacri-
flce. 500
Lady's solid platinum diamond
engagement ring. dia mond
weighs | carat, a beautiful gem;
latest style set with f blue-white
diamonds. Must be sold at
once .......... ... .Soeu
Lady's solid platinum Sautoir
set with So large blue-white dia
monds and genuine emeralds. all
handmade. beautiful show.
Party in need of money, must
sell at once at sacrifice. $500
Lady's solid platinum dinner
ring, set with IS large blue-white
diamonds, mounting is all hand
made; very attractive bargain.
Must be seen to appreciate it,
$500
Gentleman's solitaire diamond
engagement ring; a blue-white
gem, weighs q carat, less )
points mounting is latest style
18-kt. white gold. Must be sold
to raise cash .S2l5
Gentleman's solitaire diamond
ring, diamond weighs carat,
less Is points; the mounting is
latest style white gold Gypsy set
with sapphires. A bargain, $1oO
A written guarantee with all
our diamonds. ...#.
FISCHER'S,
.o1S F. St. Northwest.
Evening star., 1923-05-01

MOTOR CYCLE and sdecar. 1923 Flee Il
n Iuii equipment; cheap for cAsh Mock ITlG
Evening star., 1923-05-01

D VERS (2) for furniture
van; must be experienced; also
furniture helper. Apply to
Krieg's Express, 1926 H ST.. NV.
MEN who have had any kind Of
outside selling experience can do
very we'll at this time and can quail
ify for permanent positions. See
Mr.. Blum bet. 9 and 10 am. at
Castleberg's Nat. Jewelry Co., o35
Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Are YOU salesman and salts
fled with your income? If not,
see me, room I2o AlcGill bldg,
oO8 G st. NV. 10 am. to 3 pm.
| can use two men that can stand
prosperity and those. who have
made SIoo per week and better.
| can show you hot7, and if you
are this type of salesman. I need
you. Good address and refer
ence required. Ask for Mr.. Ver-
non.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
CASHIER. typist and bookkeeper wanted for
responsible position: must be able to take on
responsibilities; must have pleasing manner
intelligence and alertness required; bond re-
Quired; prefer one who 10 accustomed to
busy: please state age. salary required, hosirs
you are willing to work and experience. Ad-
dress Box 1S1.M, Star Office.
JANITOR and maid. colored. at once; good
salary: Apply 1881 Eve NV.
MAN and wife in small family; woman to
cook and do laundry; electric washer; man
houseman and take care of yard: suburban
place; stay nights; wages, 500. Cleve. 1915.
MARKERS and assorters, experienced Appiy
TOlman Laundry. AL NV.
SOLlC1TORS-Male ana female, to secure club
memhrs: hustlers only. See offce mansgss,
Boom 305. 1108 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-01

HOUSEMAN. colored. experienced: bring ref
crences: call after Pm: 9Ol3 . ST: NV. "'
kITCHEN BOY. about IL. colored: reliable;
stnadY work Pnrtner Cafe lhth and YoI .