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Evening star., 1924-01-26

CARE OF bachelors apartment, Office or room
by neat. reliable coiored girl. North lo0s6,
re
CHAMBERMAID or waitress. reliable co!ored
girl. S07 T 81. NV. 2G'
CHAMBERAiAID or nurse by neat colored
girl; to stay nights. Phone North $50.
CHAMBERLAIN or nurse. neat colored girl
wants work. Call nj 526 2ith St NV.
tHAMBERMAID waitress or parttime: re-
liable girl wants work. 1928 Church st NV.
CHAMBERMAID or waitress colored girl. So
ST. NV. 27s
CHAMBERMAID. colored gir Cali 1871
L. Phone North 1924. 2ss
CHAMBERMAID in boarding house or part
time work. 1llI 20th NV.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress. by neat col
ored girl. 1913 Riggs 81. NV. n7s
CHAMBERLAIN or ais!lwasher. Bertha ,iray.
Box 1s5. Burrville. y. {.
CHAMBER WORK or plain cooking; ref. 1715
Oregon ave
COOK in cafeteria. cafe or large boarding
honse; colored woman. 1904 st. North
2s50. o7s
DAY CLEANING wanted by colored girl.
l,37 L ST. Phone North ss2i ri.
DAYS WORK. Mrs. Katie Clifton, "a G 81.
DlSIWASHER. maid, nurse morning work
colored girl wants place. Call 419; Temple
court s.w %
DOMESTIC WORK by settled woman aiI5
Shermnn ave NV
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK by colored woman ;
home nights. Az II. NV.
GENERAL IInESEwoRKER cir wishes
! place; reference Columbia 434s-W.
GENERAL HoUSEwoRK wanted by two neat
colored girls Can Il l. 81. NV. 2T'
| GENERAL HOUsEWORK, cook, n5lrse; stay
nights: references. Cleve. 1l3l.
! GENERAL HoJrSEWoRk by coIored girl from
Virginia: willing 10 learn; cards. 1l11
4th st. NV. Poe
GIRL. colorrd. WISHES work has cEiId years
! old: will stay nights. l1I0-N ST.: NV Teie.
phone Potomac l914W.
GIRL. colOred, wants part-tirne OF day work
! GIRL wants general housework or nurse. I7ia
9th 81. NV.
/ HALF DAYS WORK WANTED by reliable
! colored girl. 423 Que st. NV.
! H0USEkEBPER. marron. stewarriess in hotel
or institution. Address Box 96-B, Star office.
26s
! HotsEWoRk. reliable colored woman. l0i9
| 18th st. So
! LAUNDRY WORK By the day: Tuesday and
Wednesday; bundle woEk 10 take home Call
LAUNDRY woRK-Day or at home a5I
LAUNDRY to bring home. Call 1o22 Lee's
LIGHT HoUsEw0RK or nurse. neat colored
girl wishes place Call or write. 1921 10Th
ST. n w, AIT. -.
MAID or days worh. by colored girl North
/ 35i7 W.
MORNING WORK: colorcd girl. s5 o St NV.
| MORNINGS or part-time work-Reliable col
| ored girl. 1116 NV.
MoRSlNG's WORK. cleaning, by a respect
| ahle c"lored girl. Please call or write IalI
22d NV. ~,
| MOTHERS CARE given children: coIored
| home. ls2a llth ST. NV. N0Tth 255i-W. os.
( NIGHT WORK bundle wash. 1927 Con
Sress st. between 9Th and eth. l. and NJ. 25s
| NJ RISE wants position in private family;
| references. Line 1918.
| NURSING wanted by woman; half DAYS,
J Anna. West i131-J
! PART-TIME WORK in small family by girl
! North 1857. 3 10 q pm.
! PLACE in small family BY girl Call or
write ll55 sth St NV.
| WASH to take home by reliable woman 14ls
| Tea ST NV.
| WASH. good. wanted at hone. 1886 Seaton
ST. NV.
! WORK by coored girl. 2O08 Columbia road.
/ WORK MORNING or Laundry TO bring home
| by experienced woman. 1Si5 Vernon NV or
! North i1tn. pee
Evening star., 1924-01-26
STAR OFFICE OPEN TNIIL II Pm.
LOST G. FOUND.
SEE PAGE 4.
HELP MALE

EETER nGH ORIGINAL recommendations
on applying fOr employment. Use COPIES.
ACCOUNTANT, experienced automobile hus'-
ue>S preferred. run genera! ledger: must be
able 10 take oG monthly financial statement ::
state salary and CIv" experience i'll detail Nd
dfC>S HnN al2 Is Star office. -
Evening star., 1924-01-26
SITUATIONS-FEMALE
Continued.

| YOUNG LADY having had eight years bust
ness experience, would like secretarial or ex-
| ecutivc position; two years experience as
| secretary Ia mental hygiene and social service
work; best of references. Address Box l3j-
! u. Star office. 81
Evening star., 1924-01-26
WANTED-SALESMEN.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-If you work
ing under difficulties. or your earnings are
not what consistent effort should warrant,
why not talk TO Mr.. Davis Of the Harper
Motor Company. lbs Connecticut ave.
GENERAL INSURANCE SALESMAN desiring
opportunity with growing and established con-
Germ may apply at Goldsmith & Co., i4O5 Eye
st. NV. Main $3.50
QUICK CASH RETURNS; intelligent men and
women solicitors; turn spare time into money
Paine Studio, 923 st. NV. S0'
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN desiring oppor-
tunty with growing concern may apply at
Goldsmith & Co., 1405 Eye st. NV Main
$3.50
Statesmen by southern distributors of high
grade ranges and furnaces; experience essen
it'll. knowledge of dealer and builder trade
desirable. Age, experience. Address Box
230-B Star office. 27s
WANTED-A man who has proven to his own
satisfaction his ability to sell: who is mature:
has balanced Judgment and who demands
the greatest income from consistent effort;
old-established firm offers such a man
profitable working arrangement and valuable
support; a letter outlining experience Is re-
quested. Address Box 72B, Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-01-26
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
Continued.

WINDOW SHADES and screens made 90 order.
free estimates. J. NJ. BUTLER & son, 1000
lst IT. Sc. Lincoln G96SJ.
WINDOW and vacuum eaning; general clean-
Ing contractors. Idenl Window and Vacuum
Cleaning Co, Inc. NJ. 525S. 904 11th NV.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES-Good quality
opaque shades fitted to your windows, Sjc;
the best quality Of Opaque shades. 81 Is; hung
Tree. We will call with samples. kLEE-
Evening star., 1924-01-26

PIANO-NahOgany upright, $50; must move
this week. Lincoln 3G5s-J. 26'
PIANO. upright. good condition: $40; must
sell: party leaving town. Col. 50o7-R. 80
Evening star., 1924-01-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GOLD. silver watches. diamondx and n,a
5eweiry needed in our mfg. dept Full cash
value paid. Sellineer's. $50 st
JEWELRi, diamonds, gold, silver, platinum
Main 2sI5. " "
PIANO: must be bargain for cash Frank.
PIANOS and SIctrolas. old gold silver, din-
monds ana Je"elry. a. Il. Arnold, 1929 G st
WE buy. sell and exchange new and second
hand clothing. G31 st. NV. Phone Frank
I'm SfNS.
Evening star., 1924-01-26
Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.


11Sj 14th st. NV. Joll's Newsstand
18th and p, Day Pharmacy.
18th and u. J. S. Clemcnce.
18TH and Clifton, Ii. Colodny Co.
2sol Georgia ave. NV. John C. BiGss Phar.
18th and Columbia road, Evans Drug sore
S4ol 18th. Bronaugh's PharmacQ.
18th and Buchanan, Hochberger.
seo1 14th St. Randolph Pharmacy;
1ba aioImead and Otis place. HolInead Phsrmacy;
Hutcher's cigar Store, ,r"pi ,7s5 Columbia road.
e1s2 California ave. Morgan pro,.
1t and sis. NV; Duncan's Pharmacy. a,,,
Tth and sts Associated Drug Stores.
IN and r. I: ave. J. French Simpson
9th and sts McGnire's Pharmacy
a501 Ga. ave-. Rods Pharmacy:
Ga. ave. and Rock Creek Church road. Rock
Ga; ave. and Tpshur ST. II Colodny & Co.
3o,8 2ods Ga Ca ave nv NV Monck's I pharmacy'
1901 l. st. Morse Pharmacy
Dupont circle. Dupont Pharmacy,
rSs ,Ssh ST. and Fla ave- Pears"n,s sai,msT rGsFmsGy
North Cap. ST. and II, 7. ave. Parkers Phar.
a!22 Pa: ave. J. Louis Krlck-
Slst and G sts., QuiGley Pharmacy.
a5th and Pa. ave. Hrrlst's Pharmacy
1925 Conn. ave, Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and Macorih ST. Cleveland
Takoma Park. $50 Cedar st. Mattinsly Bros
Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN
18th and SITS. Pridc's Pharmacy.
sath and n, T. a. Moskeys Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and o, ponahuc's Pharmacy
NORTHEAST.
I'd and SITS. McChesueey 4 Joachim.
aoh adh !, and Ii SITS, Brock 4 Dickens.
10. 20. II st, Garren's Music store.
IN st and Md. ave, Louis y. Eradley.
nth st. aud Nil. ave. Louis >HrEs.
Sorth Ssn Cap; and Eve, Kcncealy Pharmacy.
526 Fast Capitol st. pauI's Pharmacy.
Fast Capit"l AMI sth SITS. R!closs Pharmacy,
1o,h Io,h and East Cap, Iinco,n ,ra't Pharmacy.
soth - and r. l. ave. Collins Pharmacy
5000 18th ne. Maro's rharmacy-Bronk'an nd
SOUTHEAST.
sfb "a 81. tnd and 9x r" avs ,1 = sHTmsshans ,,sx
I4th and IA ave. smyser's PharInncy
1907 Nichols ave, Weiss 4 Tea,y-Auacostia.
SOUTHWEST.
9TH and Sts Lantz Bros
~ aud l. SITS, Colunbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS A wGRD
In Washington and suburbs for
Help and situations Wanted.
Lost and Found.
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
Dogs. Pets, etc.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted
business Opportunities, "tc
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
cents Il word.
REAL ESTATE ADS
words to the line, line minimum, at line
rate as follows:
time. 2or per line.
times. lNc per line.
3 times, l1c per line
times, lee per lire.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II Pm.
All advertisements for The Evening star
must be at I he star oilir. or one of The star
branch offices by II pm. TIE DAY BEFORE
lsSl l.. with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations
Advertisements under the above CiasslhCa
fions will be accepted at The Star office. llth
Of and Pa. ave. until ? 80 M day % issue
Al advertisements for The Sunday star must
hn received ut The star ctfi"e hy 80 = III.
saturday. at any of The star bran oiices
bs 10 y IN. Saturday.
Evening star., 1924-01-26
HELP--FEMALE.
Continued.
MIIIINERS

h LII " Linz,
Experienced makers and ap-
prentices. Apply Madam Ash,
1217 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1924-01-26
HELP-DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID waitress. experience, white
woman: reference required. 200 \ ST. NV.
Phone W. 3l04.
COoK-tiood cook and general houseworker;
small family: references required. Apply to
Mrs John ii. wilkins. apt. 500. NorthbroOk
Courts, 18th and Newton SITS. NV
COOK with experience in club who can pre-
pare special dishes: experience necessary; also
references and salary expected. Address Box
B. Star office
COOK -LATNDRESs- in family; elec-
trc washing machine and ironer; must be
good cook and have references; salary, 500.
Call Cleveland 2i30. 81
COOK, white fTst class; managing house
keeper. 1923 o2nd St 20
COOK. Al, in small high-grade cafeteria
serving lunch and dinner; good salary to
right party. Address Box 1l1-B, Star office
GENERAL WORKER FOR girls CLUB; mature
high school or college boy or girl; 10 stay on
place preferred. Address Box 264B. Star
Office
GENERAL HOUSEW0RKER; middle-aged
woman wanted: stay nights; good opportunity
for right person. Apply 210o Mills ave. ne.
GENERAL HOT SEWORkER aud washing;
| references. 23a7 18th st. NV
GENERAL HoCsEwoRk-one in family.
1903 7th st. NV. 2G'
HOCSEK Reliable mddIe-aged white
woman for family of three; one who will ap-
preciate good home; small salary. Reply by
letter. 9l7 Emerson 81. NV. 21'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Virginia colorei girl
TO take gentleman's wash. Address Box ID
b. Star office. 2I'
MOTHERS HELPER-Neat, Intelligent white
girl TO help with housework and care Of chill
dren; stay nights. Phone Potomac lI32.
NURSE for young child; must stay nights
St, Chevy Chase. Md. Phone Cleve. 1859: 2S'
WHITE WOMAN of refinement. afternoons, TO
look after two children and baby in Chevy
Chase. Call morning or evening, cievaland
1882. IS
Evening star., 1924-01-26
CHAUFFEURS.
RADIO SAT,FSMA AN

RADIO SALESMAN
to handle we'll known line; to
call on the trade; drawing &C
count; good commission. Apply
Sunday. 10 to II am. John J.
Odenwald, 1909 H NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-26

LINCOLN TOURING CAR. like new: ncver
been driven by owner: will sacrifice for quct
cash sale: can be seen at the Washington ia
rnCe. l2l2 L st. Il. W
Evening star., 1924-01-26

sale OF slightly used pianos players and
grards $3.50 bradbury. like new, S3s5: Lyon
& Healy. S315. regular price $500: Lndeman
grand. used at concerts. S5S5. regular price
$3.50. Hugo worch. 111o G. Est. 1879.
Evening star., 1924-01-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

BUSINESS -POsITIONs-Free registration.
Washington Employment Exchange; operated
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries. 1419 F. st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR. waiter. elevator. butler house
man, days work. want work. Robinson Ru-
reau. North 1893 3Os
COOKS. chambermaids, hOuseworkers. Robin
sons Bureau, 2011 11th ST. NV. North 2893
30s
Evening star., 1924-01-26
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

Tie folioHtnD business concerns guayan-
tee sutfsfdcttor TO Star readers, AM com
pidint found necessary to be made 10 The
Stor ptH receive prompt attention. Por
admission 10 Recommended Serrtce COL
HsRns call Main SDUU Rru,-k
Evening star., 1924-01-26

WINDOW SHADES made to order: Holland
cambrc and oil opaque shades at factory price.
Southeast Shade Co.. 1922 NJ ut. sc. Line. 1874.
Evening star., 1924-01-26

FUR ROBE, auto, large, very beautiful jackal
skins from South Africa. $50. Owner going
south. Phone Adams 1890. 27s
FURNITURE, lumber and hardware. 925 c
Evening star., 1924-01-26
sITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

CARE Of bachelors apartment. Office or ro
by neat. reliable coiored girl. North 100
Evening star., 1924-01-26
HELP--FEMALE.

HELP-FEMALE.
COMPANION -GovERNEss for a child IS
years old; 9TH grade work, elementary music.
Tel Cleye. 1874.
wOMEN-F;ve: respectable out-of-door work;
big money II you can qualify. Now is the best
time. Selling high grade Jewelry on easy pay
ments. Address Box 288-T. Star office.
W0MEN-Are you satisfied with your present
iEcomei Have YOU a good educational back
ground? Can You stand the gaff" Of busi-
ness: Have you any handicaps? Are you in
tercsted in salesmanslip? A satisfactory
answer to these questions will bring an in
tpryiew with old established house. Posi-
ton will shortly pay So. 600 or more per year.
Address Box 175B. Star Office. 27s
YOUNG LADY for clerical work; experienced
preferred but not essential: give reference,
qualifications and salary expected. Address
BOX 203- B. Star office.
YOUNG WOMAN for office: must write a
good hand and Use the telephone; ref. required
Address BOX 1a r. Star Office. 27s
EXPERT MAH-JONG player
as instructor. Apply Billiards.,
1910 G st. NV.
PANTRY GIRL, some expert
ence; SIS per mo. Apply at
once. 1915 New York ave.
Evening star., 1924-01-26

MERCER SPORT MODEL. mechanical cund
ton tirst-clasS: new paint and top; good tires
See Mr.. SmeItz. Srd floor. paint dept, kal.
Evening star., 1924-01-26

Made to order and repaired. VIII make your
Old set larger. Maybe your set don't work
right. Drop card phone. Will call
any time. Aerials installed Lowest rates.
J. A. Harris, IFS ULignd terruce. Phone
Potomac 1904 oTs
Evening star., 1924-01-26
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON

REAL ESTATE ADS
words to the line, 3 line m uimum, at line
rate. follows:
time. 2or per line
times. lNc per line
times, l1c per line.
times. leS lin
Evening star., 1924-01-26

PIANO: must be bargain for cash. Fran
Evening star., 1924-01-26

GARAGE. best location downtown: plenty OF
space: doing the biggest washing. polishing
and simoniz.nC business in Washington. Long
lease. Call Franklin 4349. Saturday or sun
day. 500 takes !ea>e, business and all.
.
Evening star., 1924-01-26
HELP MALE
Continued.
CHAUFtEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS

We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
net on every dollar they take in.
This i. ,ur busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
us. Apply 1888 10Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-26
HELP--MALE AND FEMALE.

COUPLE. congenial. for suburban home:
man to do outside WORK and farming: woman
to do housework. etc; tenant house has mod
Crn cunveniencps: excellent opportunity for
any couple desiring good home and good
surroundings with moderate salary. Address
Box 5J-R. Star Office. o8s
Man OR WOMAN. coiured, TO sell ngh-clsss
jewrlry on easy payments who has had some
experience at house TO house canyassng. state
what experience you have had Address Box
o30-T. Star office.
MEN AND WOMEN-Iearn real estate bust
Eess: free lectures saesmanshin pm.
Tuesdays and Thursdays employment whole
" part time William F. Matteson. 6l0-G1l
Bond bldg.
Statesmen OR SALESW0MEN wanted for
yeararound job; those with experience pre-
oS N"uf own n"iS earn nv W ims
view SUNDAY afternoon between and Z. F. :.
"Crden. 141I Newton =. NV, apt. IS.
WALTER HOLLAND Lawyer, 055 Munsey
building, gives free legal services. 430 to 8,
10 Mnrsnms ION nnnr 10 nav
Evening star., 1924-01-26

CADILLAC PHAETON. model 81 little use!
S" 80: terms. security Garage. 2l17 ST. 80
! CHEVROLET roadster 1928, superior model
good tires and paint; motor thoroughly over
hauled: bumpers and other extras: a bargain
Evening star., 1924-01-26

school 23 days, was placed in stenographic
r9stGn @sn1 s3 1881 for s
ALTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Gail Ltne. So We do the rest.
CAE YoC ASK FOR 4 SALARY OF $50 TO
during your spare time TO make mechanical.
architectural map drawings and help you
10 secure position at good salary. Personal
instruction. Join others starting now. Call
for full particulars and samples. Open
every day and every evening Except Wednes-
day and Saturday.. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF
DRAFTING, 1ith and T SITS. NV. North 272.
CIVIL. SERVICE ENAMINATIONS-S
phy and typewriting, Feb. l2 tuition. IS. Spe.
cial Instruction, beginning today, for general
clerical exam. Feb. o. Both men aud women.
The Civil Service Preparatory School, Sc. cor.
18th and NV. Franklin 2osO.
COMPETENT ,TrToR OFFERS SERVICES.
Understands children. Interview requested.
Address Box 42-i:. star office. 80
ENGLISH LESSONS RY UNIVERSITY GRAD
uate. private instructions: moderate terms Ad-
dress sox 16:i-B. Star office. 21'
SPECIAL CLASS BEGINNING MONDAY.
CLERk EXAMINATION, FEB. y
For all departments. Both men and women.
Prepare now. The Civil Service Prepare tory
school Sc. cor. 18th Fn.w. Phone Fr. 2OsO.
Men-Learn Plastering.
Men-Learn Cement Finishing.
Classes opening February I.
Applications now being accepted
Y. NJ. c. a. TRADE SCHOOL,
1876 C ST. NV. Main $3.50
RADIO.
FOUR SEPARATE COURSES.
SPECIAL SHORT COURSE. For dealers
aud statesmen in radio apparatus. with prac-
teal construction work in modern receiving
apparatus. Covers all the essentials of the
science in underst andable way and is most
valuable TO those in the business contem-
plating entering il. This course covers ten
lessons Of one to two hours each, three times
weekly, during afternoon hours. Class now
forming to start Monday, February 4.
Only limited number accepted. make ar
rIngrmeutS before il is too late. Charges
very moderate
OPERATORS COURSE. Qualities young
and middle eagei men for the firSt-class COM
merciaI operators license. Class from to 8
o'clock, i've nights in the week. Enroll any
time. Parties starting will finish in
maGd on US for commercial operators. So. 90
enrnls you.
FINISHING COURSE For former opera
tors whose tickets have expired and need only
little coaching 10 qualify for the exam. Or
for those who have already acquired some
knowledge of the science and qualified to
go into an advanced class. Moderate charge.
theory in from two TO four weeks necessary
TO qualify one TO pass the government exam.
for amateur license. Glasses from Z to o,
five nights in week. Tuition only $3.50 per
week.
DON'T REQUEST PARTICULARS
BY NAIL.
CALL IN PERSON OR PHONE.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE.
400 9th. Main 1899.
Evening star., 1924-01-26

BUICK TOURING, 4-cyl.. 1873; run 4 0HG
miles; bumpers. snubhers spare tire, park
ihg light and other extras. jlS 10th NJ.
Line ON lIS
Evening star., 1924-01-26

BUICK g-4s COUPE. 1893. s1.400. Mr. Dufy
1915 14th 81. Main J2s6
Evening star., 1924-01-26
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ANOTHER former student says: I'm your
school 23 days. was placed in stenographic
position. So week" Positions for graduates
Inquire BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 G. Main 2s76
Evening star., 1924-01-26

PIANO. Stieff, upright. practically new. Call
Columbia Soa1-J. after o'clock. o.
PIANO for rent. S. monthly. Address Box
19S-B. Star office %
Evening star., 1924-01-26
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

AUSTIN'S fresh puppy bread. ijc pound Az"
pounds: 6Dc; ten pounds, S1.1U. ATHERT0N'S :
PET SHOP. Indiana ave
Evening star., 1924-01-26
BOSTON TERRIER
FOR sALE-AUToMOBILEs.

BUICK. late 30 touring ii viii pay yoa
10 look over this car. We have completely
overhauled this car. Work done by u Buica
mechanic of much experience. Best refnisiin=
job obtairahie. Extras include side shields
spare tire. bumpers and snubters. ''Rem.m
her the address" and notice the low price
$50. your terms. Oakland 1909 l. st. NV
Evening star., 1924-01-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SECOND TRUST notes. HAVE A SEC
ord trust note for $500. payable s75 per
all due in year. / will sell this note for
s4,750. First trust. $1,000, per cent 8
years to 20. tMr. DutyD Francis A. Craw-
fgrd, Inc. 4O5-7 Continental Trust bldg.
Main o73O-7,59
Evening star., 1924-11-25

i;s ra,. hS>"riated Press.
NEW IAEEN, Conn. November
.5,-1 thousands nt women ruined
their gowns and coats as they sat
in the Yale Bowl on Saturday aud
watched E;tle'S foot ball team de-
feat Harvard in 4 rainst"rln.
Most Of them saved their hats 10y
keeping them under sheets oI oil
cloth. worn poucho fashion.
Those Who had "p"rmanrut
waves" were soon distiuGuiS Shthir
from those who had used curling
irons. The curls Strengthened cut
and became Il wet mop, while the
"p.rnaucut waves" held their own.
feucilrd eyebrows became Str"akS
down fair checks, aud painted
lips gave color to many u dainty.
chin.
After tn" game women stood in
long lines in stores awaiting their
turn at the counters selling hos
ivry and underwear.
In one Stor" u young man
hou.rht underwear Tor his sweet
Evening star., 1924-11-25
FEW ESCAPE COLDS,
SURVEY REVEALS
Nine Out of Ten Persons A.
fIicted During Cooler Months,
Study Shows.

Preliminary reports on the first
r,atiou-widc study OF influenza and
colds ever made We're said by thu
fq.blfr Health Service tn reveal that
among = fairly representative, group
0f persons only 10 per cent had no
.old> while 40 per cent had Que OF
NOR. colds during Il fiVc-and-uuc-
hulf-mOuth period"
"1'hr rate for the group as Il whole
FOR HAT period" il was said, "was
f." c"id per person. or an annual
fdt" ot D., colds per person should the
sam" vat" obtain throughout the
cold Prevalent Form.
'T'l.y cold was found to l." the pre-
dominant form Of respiratory attack
Iho relative frequency Of symptoms
was shown t" be very much the same
''" al localities. aud the epidemic
'r.."r"akS occurred apparently at
..,"ut III" same time Of year IN each
t.""ity. An outbreak cf colds usual
. occurred III all localities in ort"-
''-.. followed 10y decline until the
.rti'r part OF December. at which
.trf" another outbreak occurred
III j. now believed that there may
B.. Z. closer crrrelati t.twr,m thr
,nHm"u cold AMI influenza than was
'"Ilucr!y ~rhuuGht L. exist. There
-,.' u' I" ," cases Of coutu"u cold and
."imarv influenza which are .jln"Sr
.a"'> "'>iin4nishable ciiuicaIlN. aud thr
tT"trrj"l"=jr"l findings il. tic nose
and lir";,t Of influenza Suft,r,r- and
persons having Il common cold are,
- TAR aS the evidence s.v--. lriu'ti-
'.'|H IL" same. -AS Il matter "f fact
-rI IN health th,- havteri; found in
minor respiratory diseases arr.
$ rty always present. which at once
''i-g' Sts that good resistance pro-
N.'i'l by physical titucSS IL An i'm
'"rtant line of defense. since Il low
'.'.,j Vitality aud lowered Resistance
rN"r Infection. We cannot depend
-In"a physical fitness alone. however.
81, robust persons ma\ apparently
contract q cold from :tn infe.toG per
--G.
The Investigation now being an
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Fair Faces Fancily Streaked by Rain
On Penciled Eyebrows and Painted Lips

heart explaining that the latter
had been soaked to the skin and
did not dar" leave her room to so
shopping.
Thousands Of slickcrs and suits
Of oilsllius, sou westers, rubbrrs
and umbrellas We're sold.
With the storm came the great
st number Of sneak thieves the
city has ever experienced nn u
foot ball day. Th" number OF com
plants WAS large
Evening star., 1924-11-25
OFFICER SHORTAGE
IN NAVY STRESSED
Rear Admiral Shoemaker Urges
Quota of Material Be Maintained
at Annapolis Academy.

Keeping the quota - ui'is tsu-
tcrial filled - capacity 1T Annapolis
and the annual appointment al iu0
enlisted men as IUid~hi pfa'I va
ofInIl.uded hy Rear ADMIRAL W. T..
shoemaker, chief Of navigation. in
his annual report Just mad. public
Shortage Of officer personnel l. i-r3trt-
ing adversely to The efficiency of tn"
Navy" h" said.
The lack Of officer material Is h'inC
felt in the grade Of lieutenant WUh
the result that II is difficult {" supply
efficient officers for auxiliary craft.