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INSTRUCTION (OIIRSES

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SITtATlON--EENAlE.

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sALEsA IAN.

~ yhu are IN American and have had
sn'Fessiui exuertfnce III selling goods tntds
s"fshr. insurance. books. real estate ar ntrr,
'haiidiss aud are al the point where snu
want Rtnund- fiour rhanre fo utilize sout
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lnss, where Others In same posiiions are
the largest business service orssnisatlon pf
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nnhefeasary; write for conference: state
rEe, when at taiiahle and experience Address
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t.ONG-ESTABLISHED REAL
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Statesmen or CHARAC-
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WHY PUT IT OFF?

Numbers of young and middle. aged nren
now reading this adyerti sement viii even,u.
ally enroll for our course. Why put 10 OF I.
Far better 20 be preparing now for good
and are able To nay for the tuition. Some
day YOU might hnd yourself out Of lob, ard
for the trained radio man is never out of
work. We say work. when really there Is
no work about u. IL L. Jus, a pleasant fSs-
cinating xanie. Tor which you are we'll maid
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AIES.GETTER

man who "a out for the money vet IN.
sisis on an absolutely sound proposition that
delivers value to the customer. We eeli a
tunity To the man Who is fitted TO sell brains
rather than being limited 20 comrnosiiiies ar
merchandise II YOU have that something
that makes success IN selling the intangible
sell yourself 10 our highly successful orsani.
zatfon ard u will he the most profitable sale
you have ever made. II possible give phone
nnmtrr to facilitate immediate APPOINTMENT
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THE BEST NOCATIO\S

for young man 10 enter today are the radio
profession ard commercial aviation. Men in
ihesA two held. arc making h,g money, They
are both In their infancy and are making
rspid strides. For nearly l :. wears we have
Keen educating men from II 10 so sears OF
age for the radio profession ard have never
failed 10 piaee our graduates In good pos,-
tons az sniendi6 ssisriAs right from the
start Their eay has been ranging from
81 10 In $500 q m"uth and quite q number
oi ther, have since become radio engineers
at large sgiasieK
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4 No. | SALESMAN.

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sDonslhsiities* IL so solicit your answer
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must ite between 30 aad ~ wears of axe able
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hrsi irs'er stttrtN confidential Fax 4.
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WINDOW TRIMMER: thor
oushly experienced on high
grade mems wear displays: give
age. experience in detail and
salaries received in first letter.
ADDRESS Box lSS-B. Star office.
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ASSISTANT window trimmer ::
one that is experienced in cloth
ing and furnishings display.
Apply to Mr.. Cans. Saks &
{ Connanv.
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HELP--MALE.
OPPORTUNITY.

Man with organizing experience or affinity
wanted tu head organization in Washington
An unusual opportunity Tor a h'Sn'sfiue
,,i,,r man Of character and refinement. MIR.
small Roosevelt Hotel. Decatur 500
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Fifm nf publicity specialists. now selling
nstIonsily would hike to hear from man
OF outstanding saies ability, able to neEo-
nste With buslrsss executives. susyessfuj
50 les fesnFd innfsne sable 100 tser rent 20
npersttnH froru hou~e of highest standing
Write In detsN tonhdnnusiiv for early ap-
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AUTOMOBILE S.ALESMEN-
we have openings for several
Excellent opportunity. Apply
.ill.3 1jth ST NV.
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LADY. unincumbered deslTcs a position
hostess femonstrstor of tr4velitfx sJs'!rfi.
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LADY. FefBrf. a tshcs uptsition "Jrrp37-
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LADY vIth reference place vifh t%o .-as!-
GreU or elderly person. twice week After
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LADY. yo'ing experienced desires ex'rA
work 3s cdsDier or UditFe=s can wGrI frur1
8 nntil 10 Call Frank. G5Oi after :; -
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To secure what you want in the quick.
est and most satisfactory way, read or
use The Star classified advertisements.
Evening star., 1928-02-05

LADY. young white. ste=irfs so-stion house.
keeper for widuwcr. Care for chl .sIren dur
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
OFFICE. POSITIONS.

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tor tha puhic iy the Wsshtagton Sshts,t
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SITUATTON-FEMALE.
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eistant IN do'tOr or dentist Office. Phone
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The Rent Room and Apartment to
Let class6cations of The Star are virtu.
ally directories of all desirable rooms
and apartments available in Washington.
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Mast be Thoroughly experienced as head
of depar.ment. selling expereBce essential TO
secure POSITION Salary S35 Reply In con
hdence. giving details Address Box 3s1-B.
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/ CHAUFFEUR. Observation-Disclosures hy r~li
anle cnIored man. years OF experience: refs
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'HAtFFEt R--YouuR man wjshez position
| ~ private family: good ref 1862 Kalorama
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SITUATION-MALE.
Continued

OKKEEPING-Part-tjm specialized: au-
- Investigations. systems installed by ex
Jeppafi accountant Decatur o0T4
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CHATFFErR. with i-ton Chevrolet. desirea
steady work OF any kind North 1856; sun
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-01-01
GERMAN DRYS ACTIVE.
Adopt Resolutions Calling for Number
of Advance Steps in Tenn
perance Reform.

Important resolutions in the direcs-
ton of propaganda and legislation
against alcoholism were adopted by the,
hirty-eighth annual convention OF the
German Society Against Alcoholism,
meeting in Dresden, according to in
formation in that society sent to the
World League Against Alcoholism.
One of the resolutions asks the
passage of a law restricting the issu-
ance of licenses. It would abolish life
time concessions. 1t also would pro-
hibit the sale of spirituous liquor in
sport, bathing and recreation places
and would prohibit alcoholic advertise
ments in and around all public traffic
situations. Still further, it would COM
pei all saloons to offer to their patrons
nom alcoholic drinks at proper prices.
The supplying of liquor to boys and
girls under Is years of age is another
inhibition contained in the proposed
measure.
The resolutions make a plea for
program of temperance work for women
and women's societies. They also call
for non-alcoholic fruit juices as against
alcoholic fruit juices.
In the interest of safety of the gen.
eral public government officials are
asked to take action to prevent acct
dents by giving instructions to traffic
officials and motor drivers on the evils
of drink and by demanding strict alb
stinence for officials and employees on
trains, street railways, motor cars and
other means of conveyance.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-01-01
WILL PROSECUTE CHEMISTS
Chemists Who Test Bootleg Liquor
For Prospective Customers of
Bootleggers, Are Violating
Law, Doran Says

Prohibition Commissioner Doran, in
statement carried by the Associated Press
under Washington dateline of Decem-
Der "a, says that commercial chemists
who test alcohol and liquor to determine
its purity for drinkers are violators of the
prohibition law Dr. Doran has instruct
ed agents to arrest and prosecute these
chemists.
At the same time he announced that
liquor now on the bootleg market is ter
ribe" He says that prohibition bureau
chemists report this liquor to be made
from denatured alcohol and moonshne,
and that there is no genuine struggled
liquor available. Liquor sold as pure
Scotch" is nothing but colored and doc
tored alcohol, and what little Struggled
liquor gets into this country is adulterat-
ed and cut to such an extent that it is not
recognizable when it gets to the consumer.
The commissioner expressed the belief
that deaths resulting from poisoned liq-
uor during this holiday season would be
reduced to the minimum as poisonous IN
gradients have to a large extent been
eliminated from denatured alcohol.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-01-01
COLLEGE ATTENDANCE
INCREASES

According to tabulations received by
Dean Raymond Walters OF Swarthmore
College, enrolment in American colleges
and universities has increased Is per cent
in the past five years. The figures are
from 211 institutions on the approved list
of the association of American universities
showing their registration for November /,
1927, as compared with that of November
l, 1922.
In their enrolment of fuli-tine students,
these 21l institutions have total of no.
712, or an increase of 81 $50 in the last five
wears. With the saloons closed there is
more money available in many homes for
educational purposes.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-01-01
OBEY LAW, SAYS ROCKEFELLER

Characterizing the four qualities which
he deemed essential to insure success in
business as integrity, obedience to law,
clean living, and singleness of purpose,
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., urged that laws
good or bad be obeyed SO long they are
OH the statute books. He said:
One has respect for the man who
seeks by legitimate means to bring
about repeal of "a law he actually
thinks contrary to the public interest,
but law is lazy whether it affects per-
sonal liberty, social well-being, or
business. So long as it remains the
law of the land it should be obeyed
by individuals and by corporations.
The alternative is anarchy.
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why IS THE ENQUIRER now DISTURBED?

1920 and 1927 there $4,000 deaths
in
prohibition Perhaps the Cincinnati doctor right
number
today and when saloons aourished noted
annually directly
100000 60000 and this with
in The
r6ed the greater OF regime
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they give them alcoholic drinks.
Where Stands England?

WHcIc OldHuo GllBLdIlos
That is Hungary Where does En-
gland stand? The president of the
National British Women's Total Alb
stinence Union, Miss Agnes Z. Slack,
in letter to the press, makes the
following statement:
"On the application of Messrs. Bar
clay Perkins, owner of the Fellowship
1nn reformed public house on the
County Councils Bellingham Estate,
the magistrates granted permission
for the partitioning off of portion of
its roof garden to be used by chill
dren whose parents are drinking on
the premises, special attendant be-
ing also provided"
Comment is superhuous.
Here then is seen further "benehcent
influences" upon childhood of the liquor
traffici
Fifty to eighty per cent of the school
children in many parts of Hungary ar
irving at school in the morning in
that Harmless" drink which our friends,
the nullifcationists, are demanding as
means to save our present-day youth
And that saloon of Messrs. Barclay
Perkins, where provision is made for the
care of children while father and mother
are enjoying their personal liberty at the
bari What crafty, foxy move that is!
Messrs. Barclay Perkins know that the
little tots in the adjoining room under the
"care of an attendant and playing limo
cent games, are potential customers.
1t is some such scheme as this that the
nullifcationists have in mind when they
plead for the return of the liquor traffic on
the theory that it will benefit the youth OF
our nation?
These facts CLEANED from the English
press revealing conditions in localities
where the licensed liquor traffic is hold
ing full sway ought to be sufficient warm
ing to the people of this nation. We don't
want that system here. The illegal liquor
traffic bidding for victims from the ranks
Of our youth is bad enough, but it is in
fnite1y worse where the protection of
law is thrown about that traffic.
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Conditions Obtaining Between Wet Dry
tries Liquor Traffic Licensed Bids for Trade of Youth;
Recalls Old Days in United States
BOYS BUY POISON HooTcH IN GLASGOW SALOONS
Prevent Sales Under License System Fifty
Eighty Cent of Boys and Girls of Wine Region of
Hungary Arrive a School Drunk

pays such a low price for drink know:
perfectly we'll he is not getting a good
quality"
No Guarantee Against Hootch
down the argument, SO often heard in this
country that licensing the liquor traffic
will insure the sale and consumption of
only pure liquors. 1t is quite evident
that it doesn't work that way in Glasgow.
and those whose memory goes back ten
years will recall that it did not work
that way i'll our own country.
Anyone familiar with the old West
Madison Street district of Chicago, for
instance, will recall that poison liquor,
commonly known as "nicllle disturbance"
was on tap in practically every West
Madison Street barrel-house. Who has
forgotten the long-drawn out controversy
which held attention a few years ago on
the question, what is whisky" and the
revelations that were made disclosing the
poisonous connections that were being
foisted upon the drinking public in spite
OF the pure food and drug law?
School Children Drunk
We quote the other item from the
Eastern England News, as follows:
1t does not surprise US that Amer
lea should give us a lead in socialsrc-
forms, but there is a shock to our
pride that Hungary should leave us
behind. 1t is true that Hungary was
in desperate need OF the law just
passed, which makes the sale of all
kinds of alcoholic beverages to any
one under eighteen years of age IL
legal The Hungarian Parliament
was filled with CONSERVATION when
M. Nass, the Social Welfare Minister,
related the appalling fact that in many
parts of Hungary, especially in the
lowlands where light wines are album
dant and the water supply rather
poor-from so to 80 per cent of the
school-children arrive at school at 8
o'clock in the morning in a drunken
condition.
The government intends to deal
with the water supply, but Parlia
ment proposes to do more than that.
1t passed a resolution calling upon
the government to render illegal the
sale of all alcohol from Saturday
noon to Monday morning. Nor is that
all. M. Nass stated that his minis
try is preparing to launch campaign
to educate parents to see that they
are poisoning their children when
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The man or organization that stands
for the notification of the Eighteenth
Amendment is as much a traitor OF the
government as was Benedict Arnold.