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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-21
SECRETS OF
HEALTH

YOU should look out for the
Il following symptoms.
Your child, quite unsupported :
by you, may have a slight defect
In one or both ears, or may be
worse or totally deaf in one ear.
These defects may lead to serious
consequences and should command
your early and careful attention.
In 135 out of 81 cases OF child
deafness, reported by McAulifee,
the parents noticed the defect be-
fore the fifth year. OF these ia
children first manifested it after
illness, ten after accident, and
II after entering school. In a
very few it was first noticed after
operation for adenoids or tonsils,
These 1875 children were detected
because they did not notice sounds
such as a bell, victrola, street
organ. thunder. fire engine or
human voice; SIS did not answer
when spoken to; IS did not talk;
"a always had to have a thing
said twice. Two did not play
with other children; one slept
through a loud noise; two were
discovered ~ be deaf by friends
or neighbors. Three parents dis
covered that their children had
lost their hearing after earache.
The difficulty with the pre-
school is to distinguish deafness
from mental defect.
A child who Is being tested for
deafness should not he allowed to
see the examiners mouth, because
some children are natural lip.
readers. Vibrating sounds should
be avoided. because children learn
to interpret them through their
sense Of touch. Some deaf-mutes
dance in perfect time through
feeling the vibration Of the floor
through their feet.
McAulifee gives the following
hints and tips in examining a
child for deafness. He speaks to
the child with his own lips COW
cred and watches to see If the
child's eyes seek his mouth or
notes the child's voice IL it an
swers. The voice Of child with
middle ear deafness has no modu.
lation; it Is vowel voice. A
child who learns to modulate his
voice has some hearing, which
can be improved. A low, indis.
tinct note in the voice may indi-
cate a catarrhal deafness. BY
Loves tables of hearing a child
who can hear a whisper at 25
yards is normal; a slightly deaf
at five yards only. and a semi.
deaf child is one who can hear
it at one yard. A child who
cannot hear a whipser even when
the lips are near his ear. is semi.
mute deaf.
Another authority, Behold, men.
lions that the failure to hear the
numbers, one hundred, four and
eight is a. sign Of middle ear deaf
ness, and that child who cannot
hear five, six, seven and seventy
is suffering from nerve deafness.
A child who cannot hear whispers
at six feet Is handicapped in his
hearing.
Children OF school age are much
easier TO test, but even so, il
needs great patience to get out
the truth. and 1t IL essential to
get the cooperation of the child
itself.
You can try many Of these little
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MEDTTATIONS
OF A WIFE
BY Helen Rowland
what Men Stand From Women

What Men stand From women
ALL the ladies are dead, as
"A serts writer joyfulIy, and
men will soon cease taking off
their hats in draughty elevators.
The de-ladified girl who tells
smoking-car stories between the
puffs of her after-dinner cigarette
is here to stay. according to this
author.
All Of which merely shows what
women have put over" on the
men.
Women can put ANYTHING
over on men!
The man who once threatened to
divorce his wife If she bobbed her
hair now calmly discusses which
sort OF bob he likes best on the
dear girl.
The man who used to look
daggers across the room at his
wife il she showed three inches of
her ankle, now meekly requests
than an inch above her knees.
he man who raved when his
the street with painted" woman,
now plaintively begs his wife to
get the makeup on evenly" and
holds her vanity case while she re-
pairs her complexion.
S,aor, rn,h1 yoa,ad xuhan his
wife first had her eyebrows
plucked now boasts that she looks
like a flapper since she mad her
face lifted.
The man who wouldn't let his
wife smoke a cigarette now Dor
rows hers when she isn't looking.
The man who scoffed at bifur-
Gated skirts now lends his wife
his kniekers when hers are at the
tailor's.
The man who threatened to
shoot his wife when she flirted
with another man now buys her
ticket to Paris or Reno and pays
her alimony.
The man who wouldn't let his
wife have her own bank account
now let's her hold down a job
and manage his finances.
But the most astounding and
audacious thing which women
have ever put over on men Is
L1PSTICK KISS.
Rouged cheeks. short skirts.
bobbed hair and cigarettes may
be girls own business. But a
man has a PERSONAL interest
in her kisses and at least one
vote In the matter.
Yet he does not revolt when
she puts up a mouth covered
with sticky red paste and expects
him to appear thrilled at kissing
1t. He meekly shuts his eyes and
takes his medicine" without a
protest!
All of which proves that men
will stand ANYTHING from
women the moment women stop
talking and arguing and begin
to ACT.
What q pity women do not
stand together and demand love,
honor, romance and loyalty from
men! They could get ALL these
If they held out for them.
Women can put ANYTHING
over on men.
And HOWL
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HEY, THERE, 900 POOR
SlMP! COHGToA use O
LYING: GOO CAN'T
FOOL me- IN QOORSeF
By ELSIE ROBINSON
I'Ue Quit Lying!

luck. And I wasn't getting over
with myself.
Every time 1 lied, double
crossed myself.
Every time told lie l, my.
self. walked out on Me.
There / was, making a coward
and a clown out Of Myself, spoil
ing life for Myself-and for what?
Just to win a little protection or
a little applause from bunch OF
citizens. who, In the long run,
didn't care boot for me. Profit
and loss? Why, my lies were
making me bankrupt. And /
thought I'd been so smart. I
wasn't smart at all, The most
simple minded moron, hurting
out the naked truth, had 1t all
over me when 1t came to intelli.
gence.
OF ALL SILLY, FUTILE IN.
DOOR SPORTS, CHEATING AT
SOLITAIRE Is THE WORST.
And I had been cheating at soil.
taire.
So I've cut out lying. And
I'm being as honest as my double.
jointed conscience will permit.
All of which, of course, won't
interest you in the least unless
you, too, happen to be a liar.
But there's q slim chance that
you are.
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good job of lying, did.
And yet, I've cut out lying. I
found l couldn't get by with it.
And today ] believe firmly that
honesty is the best policy, and
I'm doing my best to be honest.
Now, suppose you're expecting
to hear Of some dazzling vision
that awoke me to the beauty of
honesty. I'm sorry to disap.
point you. partner, but I'm not
the kind Of girl that sees dazzling
visions. 1 never could fall in
love with morality just because
It had a skin you love to touch,
righteousness is q plain matter
OF profit or loss to me, and I've
got to be shown.
Nor did cease my falsehoods
because some terrible retribution
fell on me, was getting by
100 per cent when I decided to
stop lying and. as far as know.
| might still be sitting pretty in
the public eye If I had continued.
BUT I WOULDN'T BE SIT
TING PRETTY IN MY OWN
EYE-AND THAT'S WHY I'M
OFF LIES.
discovered, at last, that
though could fool pretty nearly
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Prettier? OF Course

There's nothing especially remarkable about the conclusion
of the British doctor who says the average Engshwoman
Of today beautiful than the Engshwoman Of twenty
years ago.
Except Turkey and other Eastern countries where
have just shaken off the shacs femnini pretty much the
world has been growing steadily better looking for the
last two three decades
What's done it? Freedom, mostly which let think
for themselves instead Of accepting their thoughts
from the aserfu male They wanted frst-o healthy
and handsome and work and play like their brothers So they
have and dowh the consequent Improvement in face and
form and carriage to say nothing of mind anybody who
remember back few years has observed often for himself
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LISTEN, WORLD!

everyone else, l
could t fool
myself. / could
n yer qu | [ e
make myself be.
HeVe my own
lies. AS far as
l myself was
one e rned my
performance was
a complete flop.
All my sue.
cess with the
general PUBIC
couldn't m a k 9
up for that fail
ure with myself.
For, after all. /
was the one who
ultimately mat.
tered to Me. 1,
Myself, was my
final audience.
II I didn't get
over with my.
self. I was GER
fainlv ont 0f
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ONCE-OVERS
By ]. ]. MUNDY
CARRY OUT YOUR GOOD INTENTIONS

By ]. J. MUNDY
CARRY OUT YOUR GOOD INTENTIONS
Some times you feel generous and helpful
At other times downhearted and antagonc toward
those who have think they should receive help
When good spirits there to be much in lhe
You bask in the pleasure get from your joyful thoughts OF
what you would like to do and what will do Tor others
Your imagination has full play but when comes to carrying
out some of these good impulses you become Inactive
Go ahead things better self prompts
to do and will have permanent effect on your JOY
There is always reflected pleasure in good act
The happiness carry others will create thoughts that will
help you many of the rough spots OF life =
Most of during lives to bring
conscng and happy recoecons at times when need them
And there such times the lives Of nearly every
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-21

T USED to he
Il an uncom-
monty success
full liar.
] had one of
[ h o Sc simple,
confiding tech.
niques that get
by ninety nine
time out of a
hundred. I made
lies serve a hun.
bred useful pur.
posses, SquHn.
ed out Of count.
less scra pes with
lies. l wrapped
myself in en-.
gaginR falsehoods
as in bright
gypsy coats. l
made life com.
Portable and safe
and exciting and
colorful with
lies. If ever a
liar made a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-21

The de-ladified girl who tells
smoking-car stories between the
puffs of her after-dinner cigarette
is here to stay. according to this
author.
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tests yourself. You ought not,
however, to be satisfied with your
own findings. but should avail
yourself of the technical accuracy
Of a physician skilled in handling
such cases. You may be able to
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det, the resulting condition, but
without unearthing the under.
lying cause. Until the cause Is
found and. as far as possible, re-
moved, rational treatment win b.
impossible.
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All Of which merely shows what
women have put over" on the
men.
Women can put ANYTHING
over on men!
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

To buy established grocery and meat busi
ness doing 81 900 weekly. State full partlcu
lars and location Address Box $3.50. StaI
office. IL
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BARBER SHOP. valet shop. at Phillips Ter.
race Apt. 1901 Argonne pl Apply resident
"i" VIM. 8. PHILLIPS & co. INC. oo
1892 X ST. NV. Main 1900 Adams S710.
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RI;STNESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN high. class res
taurants for sale: $4,000. easy terms; no
agents need apply: owner going to EUROPE
long lease Address Box 1880. Star Office
CAFETERIA for sale; well established and
growing business; at least 50, 600 cash re-
rnent Address Box 450-C Star office. q
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY Of Dancing
for sale reasonable Owner retiring from
business. One of the oldest dancing schools
in Washington. d. c. Located in fine bust
ness center. corner Ninth and Penna ave
NV. Apply s on premises p 10 am to 40
WE HAVE 4 FEW very good stores in
newly developed and well populated neigh
borhood; there Is strong demand in this
community for grocery and meat market.
FOR oRMATION GALL MR.. G0SIN.
DOW NTOWN HOTEI-I6 rooms, 5 baths;
completely occupied; heat and hot water fur
nished very desirable location; refined trade;
low rent: selling account Illness reasonable
TO cash purchaser. Address Box 107-C. Star
office. l.
FOR LEAsE--417 18th at. n.w.----l7 rooms,
floors stained and varnished instantaneous
hot water in most rooms; beat free. Unusual
S WaI.he Inc. II iIo7 I've e. NV. Sai's =
EARN LARGE RETURN on your money;
secured by mortgages on D. G: property; full
+ I, Coleman. 141o G st. NV. FRANKLIN
FOR sALE-A first class lunch room. q Jos
$40 = REPAIRING SHOP: rent only SIG.
626 shepherd q, NV. 81
&c c1ps5se EsxH ss;aasA 81 gsess
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Both men and women. Prepare this week
for Post ONCE Patent Office, assistant and
junior statietical clerk. stem, and typ. exams
TIE CYL serytcs Preparatory s2hook So
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WATCH--Big bargain; model gents chimes,
striking hours. "a hours and minutes. show
ing date, days. months and moon: stop sec
ond solid gold 18-karat: 5000. Phone
Main 1902. Edward Frischknecht. 1880 G
st. NV.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld. as far as pos
sible. by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed TO box numbers IN
care OF The Star will be delivered
20 advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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GENERAL HOUSEWORKER in private
family. reliable white woman, Catholic. with
daughter Is years. who is also reliable
Call Franklin NRSo
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
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COOK WANTED good plain. for lunchroom
is week to start. Call al 1875 Z ct. n w
lfter 5 nm 31~
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
HFI,P--FENAIE

CANVASSERS. house to house. to sell fir
insurance on furniture. Apply Manager. 81
Investment Building l.
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REPOSSESSED
CARS.
REMOVAL
SALE.
February 1st to 5th inclusive
our entire stock of 68 used cars
must be sold at once. All cars
sold at this sale will carry a 30
day guarantee.
All of these cars have been re-
conditioned and thoroughly
gone over. A good many of
these cars have not been run
over 1000 miles.
3 Hudson Coaches,
"a and rs models.
l Chrysler 70 Roadster.
Can't tell from new.
Is Ford Tourings, Roadsters,
Coupes and Sedans.
8 Buick Roadsters, Tourings.
Early and late models.
2 Maxwell "a Sport Tourings.
9 Chevrolet Coupes and Sedans.
l Hupmobile Club Sedan, 1925.
1 Flint big 6 Sport Roadster.
9 Studebakers-5 and 7 Pass.
Open and closed models.
10 Other Makes.
TERMS, 2O3o CASH;
BALANCE, II MONTHS.
Glassman Sales & Finance Co.,
1921 l. St. NV.
LOOK THESE OVER!
Hup Club Sedan; balloon tires. 5000
%iIlys- KkniEht sGouDe'sedan. '25. 80. 9sS
f5o,il C2GupeS 4ase ''-.'..-..'... b3Q
Essex Sedan. fS4
Buick Touring: late model. ...... bSO
Chandler Sport Touring; exceptional b2b
Willys-knight touring; new paint. -. 900
Hudson Touring; good shape. ....... 1fb
Jewett Touring late model ..... $50
Chevrolet truck: late 20: practically
new: tnclosed body: balloon tires 325
Ford peliyery. 1925: like new $50, 2Th
ESSEX Roadster; newly painted ...... $50
Other excellent buys on hand: prices range
from $50 up. Convenient terms can DO ar
ranged and demonstrations cheerful1y given
we're always open.
UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 Eye st. NE. Err. 1905 or Fr. s526. j.
PARTSl PARTSl PARTS!
We carry a full line of used parts. new
accessories. used cars and trucks. We also
install windshield glasses 10 any car, We
which can be bought from us with : ais.
motors for cars and boats. Also complete
rear ends. We win deiiysr .nnywhere.
Northeast AUTO Exchange. % " st. Pc.
$780,
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs

EVh SAIAEl-AUIUMUBlL
wIL I,Si.. KNOTT TOURING. late ,nodei.
that improves with use; terms. Trew Mo
s1sri Co: l5o99 14sh 81. N. ara. Open
assIGTopM d by auction q wscchisrs,
Saturday. 10 am.
CHEVROLET ENGINES WELDED In the
car. IS 70 S15. WeIdit Co. $40 Ist nv.
TUDOR 1yIs9E SEDAN A. 1929; used about, m99,hNy
steuart Motor Co. TAI isth ct. no.
ESSEX COACH.
o 1s5e at. type erf 6oush. new I. Dsc ass
ave i've many thousand IN miles i ~ u trsnsbossa.
ton; equipped with, five new tires. bqmp.
light. automatic windshteid cleaner. rear.
view mirror. All for 1895: terms II de-
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co,
,l722 i 81. NV.
West OF Conn. Ave.
LAST
CALL
Tuesday at
Noon
Our Greatest
USED CAR
SALE
Closes.
Il CASH.
II MONTHS TO PAY.
10 DAYS TRIAL.
EVERY CAR IS
A GOLD SEAL CAR.
% Hupp Touring ........$171
s79 CASH $40 mo. IL mos.
"a Hupp Touring. ....... 30l
s125 Cash; SIS mo-. i2 mos.
% Hupp Touring. ....... Isl
81 Cash; 50 mo. IL mos.
Is Jordan Brougham ..... 81
s151 Cash: S22 mo. 12 mos.
'25 Hupp 8 Touring. ...... 9Ol
S302 Cash $50 mo-. IL mos.
% Hupp Sedan. .......... OF
s246 Cash; Sal mo-. 10 mos.
% Hupp Coupe .......... 401
s16f Cash; s24 mo-. 12 mos.
20 Hupp 8 Touring. ......1,126
sS75 Cash; $40 mo. 1e mos.
"a Buick Roadster. ....... 502
$173 Cash; S32 mo. 10 mos.
20 Hupp 8 Sedan. 1895
s546 Cash; s1Os mo-. IL mos.
% Hupp Touring ........ All
S175 Cash; $40 mo. IL mos.
20 Hudson Sedan. ........ 926
ss4s Cash; $67 mo. IL mos.
IS Willys-Knight Sedan. OIL
s246 Cash; SAL mo-. IL mos.
% Buick Touring ........ $50
S103 Cash: SIS mo-. IL mos.
"a Nash Sedan. ......... COL
$3.50 Cash: $37 mo-. 1c mos.
"a Hupp Coupe ......... $50
sra Cash: sac mo-. IL mos.
% Buick Sedan .......... III
$79 Cash: SO mo-. IL mos.
"a Moon Sedan. .......... AIS
S167 Cash; $50 mo-. IL mos.
"a Hupp Club Sedan. ..... $50
S173 Cash: S36 mo-. 12 mos.
"a Ford Coupe ........ 80
sos Cash; 50 mo-. IL mos.
rs Willys-Knight Tour -. $50
S102 Cash: $2S mo-, 12 mos
OPEN EVENINGS.
STERRETT & FLEMING,
INC,
Home of Certified Gold Seal
Used Cars,
Champlain at Kalorama Rd.
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GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. dependable
colored woman: references: eXnerienced; Col.
az
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N 9UBATORs-One 36O-eeg Prairie state"
Also one 100-egg. Address Box Also. Star
office. 3l*
REAL BABY CHICK BARGAINs-Reds
Rocks, Leghorns. Wyandottes. Orpingtons,
Anconas. Every breeder purebred and in
dividually inspected and selected for health
and high egg production. Write for cata-
lQgue. stating variety and number you de-
sire. Massanutten Farms Hatchery. Box
33l M. Harrisonburg. Va.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
TDnN TT q EnUFr

WOOD. good seasoned. any length delivered
anywhere. Prices are right. ". I. Bryant
Silver Spring. Md. Call Sandy Spring 24:F-4
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February 1st to 5th inclusive
our entire stock of 68 used cars
must be sold at once. All cars
sold at this sale will carry a 30
day guarantee.
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GIRL. for Office work: must be quick at
figures willing to work to in mercantile
store. Sl5 week. Address Box 309-C. Star
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FINISHER wanted for antique furniture
only first class need apply. 2422 ISth st.
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THOSE WITH UNDEFELQPED TALIENI
portunitv for practical training evenings;
will interview only those desirous OF max AJAX
.irass Hnx ~ star Office.
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MAN-Radiator. fender and body--wanted;
state lowest salary. Address Box 36S-C. Star
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(COntfnuedl

VACUUM CLEANER. Eureka: all attach
nents: S15: condition guaranteed. 1439
Girard Adams 900
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All of these cars have been re-
conditioned and thoroughly
gone over. A good many of
these cars have not been run
over 1000 miles.
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COLLECTORS-~Three thoroughly eNpeflenet,. !
clothing or furniture store; must own car
and to q man capable OF collecting we have
eth 81. w.
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% Jordan Brougham ..... 81
$751; Cash: S22 mo. 12 mos
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MEN with small ear; salary guaranteed.
Singer Sewing Machine Co, 2475 lsth st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tCont'dD.

DAYS WORK. colored woman, house cleaner
laupdress or paIt-tlme. 1024 81. NV
North
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LARGE FINANCIAL CONCERN WILL
open a course OF instruction for those inter.
ested o. experienced in selling as career
particulars on request. Address Box lSo-X.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs

ESSEX COACH. 1925: this car is In excellent
condition: will sell on very reasonable terms
for quick sale on account of owner leaving
cif Moi
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.CANVASSFRS. house to house, 20 sell hre
Insurance on furniture. Apply Manager %"
Investment Building. -.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

EASY TO LEARN-FAsCINATIN SHORT
course telephone switchboard operating
terms reasonable. TELEPHONE SCHOOL,
oxford Bldg 14th st. bet. n Y. ave. and il
Alto DRIVING LESSONS, PARKING AND
nerrnits a specially. Cars furnished. Call
EOSTER t0ld Reliable Licensed Iustruc-
for1 Franklin S7ST. ~
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COOK. $50; maid. $50; go home nights; col
ored North 1866.
CALI, Us when you need Office .elp: our
service free. Steward School Office Help
Agency. 1888 st. NV. Main 1871.
STFNOGS typists bookprs clerical helm
etc. Free registry. Main 1888. 1888 st n "
Boyd Employment Service. =
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% Hupp Touring. ........
81 Cash: so mo. IL mos.
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"a Hupp Touring. ........ 301
SIPS Cash SIS mo- 12 mos.
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REPOSSESSED
CARS.
REMOVAL
SALE.
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MEN for outside sales work S25 week
guaranteed to beginners. experience not
necessary Fuller Brush Co, 6IS Metro
pOilfap Rank Rig.
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MILLINERY APPRENTICES wanted Ap-
llv Madam Ash. 12I1 Conn. ave
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ATTRACTIVE NEW STORE, 1915 E ST
NV, opposite Auditorium Lease at 10"
rent to reliable tenant or will sell,
LANES MORRIS WOODWARD, HealtoTls
T23 Goth st NV Main 0SOS.
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A MAN

who can live on $4,000 annually. but
who wants to build up an additional fund
for the future. DiEnified outside work
with prominent concern Position now
open to Washington man over %. who has
at least grammar and high school educa-
ton and can furnish bond. Address Box
2S2-C. Star Office.
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% Hupp Touring ........$17
$40 Cash $40 mo-. 10 mos.
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BOOKKERPER thoroughly experiencel on
capable of taking off audit, must SOihe M
recommended; good salary. AodFeSS
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rs Hupp 8 Touring ....-. 9
5000 Cash $50 mo-, IL mos.