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Steel.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio-The unusual
activity in the low priced automobile
manufacturing field Is responsible for
steel products In the Youngstown dis
trict Ford, Chevrolet and WHY'S
Overland are unusually heavy takers of
strips, sheets, light plates, tubing, steel
bars and other products.
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Heads National Biscuit Co.

NEW YORK, May % GP).-Frederick
Beers, formerly vice president, has been
elected president and director of the
National Biscuit Co.. succeeding Roy E.
Tomlinson, who becomes chairman Of
the board Of directors.
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Commodity Notes
Poultry.

Poultry.
OTTAWA, Ontario, May 23.-Repre-
Gentatives Of 10000 western provinces
and Ontario poultry men are asking the
Dominion tariff advisory board for a
200 per cent increase in the duty on
imported eggs. The increase, If grant
ed, will boost the tariff from cents to
9 cents a dozen.
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Star ssWant Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

.iss 18th st.-Marty's Cigar and Magazine
,7ts and que sts.z=-Ksnner,s Pharmacy.
.sol Georgia AVE. z Lampkins Phsr-
pa isth st.-collinowsr Art Z GIFT Co.
az III and ana Buchsnan Tsata1HosSerSers phar-
tath St. and Colorado svs,-oponnelrs
s2os Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
cigar and News Shop.
ie2 California st.-Colodny BrotherG
4. =. n J. aves. and M-saritary Phar-
tn and Eye sts-Nusbanm's Pharmacy.
nd and Mass. ave.-Philiips Pharmacy.
st and K sts.-Duncsns Pharmacy.
tn and K sts.-GoldenoerE's Ctime clerks
n and sts.-zsmlth's Cut Rate DruG store.
tA a., and ,s. + ESnton:
ia. ave. ana Rock Greek Church rd.-Rock
"a. ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phsr-
sos Ga. ave.-Monsk's Pharmacy:
l ao5 Mass Vas sve'~Dupont Pnsrmsey.
s isn ave- Hpa and nd LIST st.-N Reisfin. =
North Capitol st. and r. l. aveA-Parker's
l7s EaI Pa. AVE-. Louis Kriek,
1854 New York ave.-Riverside Pharmacy.
l5th and and Pa. 'ave.~Herbst's pharmacy.
1918 Conn ave-Jolls Newsstand
500 Conn. ave.-Circie Confectionery Store.
Wisconsin ave and Macomb st.-Harry G.
1881 Wisconsin ave-Morsan Bros:
Takome Park. $50 Cedar st-Mattingy
Bros Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
snth and p sts-MorKan Bros Pharmacy.
10th and M sts.--Brace's Pharmacy.
S4ll NJ st.-Moskey'S Pharmacy.
loT2 Wisconsin aye;[HaneyS. vh.,.
macy .onrur~
9Th and H sts-Home Drug Store.
307 st.-Garren'S Music store
I'm St and Md. ave.--Louis F. Bradley.
i2th and Nd. ave.--Lucketts Pharmacy
,26 East Capitol st.-Estlow Tates Phar-
East Car. and 18th sts.-K. & M Drug Store.
18th and East Cap. sts.-Lincoln Park Phar"
soth and R. sve.-collins' Pharmacy
$500 18th st-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
an and r I aye.-John q. sigEs' Phar-
NAVY SOUTHEAST.
Nh and Eve sts.-F. p. Weller's Pharmacy.
iith and Pa ave.-Fealey's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave-. Anaeostia-AeaSs OfuE
s'0ie' SOUTHWEST.
10th ct. and Va. ave-Herbert's Pharmacy.
II and and sst:sdomnSa Df PSaF SsSSs
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HFLP--WOMEN.

GrRLSLCatholic. tired OF store and factory
work, can secure outdoor positions and earn
S25 weekly, based on results. Call $40 OF
SO, l343 H st. NV. Room 1910. -
LADY between ages of IS and AS, to canvass
a hieh-class proposition. State solicitins
experience, education and references; salary,
$40 per week and commission. Address Box
474-R. Star Office
MOTHERS HELPER. white; stay nights;
one who understands care and feeding small
children; $40 month. Phone Potomac 2l64
SALESWOMAN--Mu Re well educated, cul
tured and present good appearance; give ed
ucation and experience. Address Box AJAX
Star ONCE.
WOMAN. white, for pantry and counter
Wardman Park Hotel Coffee Shop.
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HELP-NIEN.
iHnnAinmAdA

LARGE CORPORATION
seeks man for special work in this dis
trict; must be over 49, thrifty and alert;
bond required; promotion to branch manager
is in prospect. Address Box 93-S, star ONCE.
RADIO statesmen
to follow up leads and close with prospec-
tive customers; highly remunerative PROPOSE
ton. Apply between 10 am, and pm.
K. c. Sexton. 63l Pa. ave. sc.
MEN.
Two. over 81, married preferred. with fair
education, pleasing personality, for sales de-
partment; must be satisfied with $40 per
week and bonus to start. See Sales Manager,
359 Munsey Bldg. 9 to II and TO 5.
statesmen
for Maytag Aluminium Wash
ers; attractive proposition; eXpe-
rience not necessary; car and
leads furnished. Apply Wednes-
day, 10 am,
Employment Office,
THE HEIGHT CO.,
624 F NV.
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to. but we actually pay more for furniture
than any one in town. Phone The Lincoln Co.,
Franklin 68l7. Be satisfied before you SELL
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| AMERICAN COINS. Presidents. statesmen's
letters, stamp collections, gold, silver bought
sold. Hobby Shop, 1748 NJ st. NV. N. 1885
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COWS. fresh grade Guernsey; tuberculin
B. MunSon, Arlington, Va. Clar. S34-F-3i.
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HELP-WOMEN.
(Canfinued1

haye abiity, exnerence and come Well n res
commended; no others need apply. 2463
eff n W
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APPAHEL--While housecleaning get together
all sorts OF miscellaneous articles, all kinds
OF clothing, and 1 will buy them for rum
mage sale. Phone Mr.. WinTer, Potomac
645l. or bring to 1921 18th St NV 90
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GIN, $40; TAMPA, sal; JAx, ST.: ATLANTA.
STA; Okla Tex, NY, $4.7S. All pts. South
and West. Sterling Hotel. Main 5237.
LEAVING FOR CHICAGO MAY 3, OLDSMO-
bile sedan; one or two passengers. Refs. ex-
changed. Address Box 1905. Star office. i
TWO PASSENGERS, round trip. 10 days. all
points in Florida; leaving Thursday refer
ences exchanged. Phone Atlantic 4055-W.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

FLOORS LAID. sCRAPED. CLEANED.
waxed or finished; experienced white en-
ployes Acme Floor Co.. Adams 1888.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED repaired; slip
covers made. Est cheerfully given. Returned
free. Tittensor, 1900 9Th st. NV. N. 7702.
HEATING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Installed,
repairs made, etc. Strictly flrst-clasS work
at moderate cost. Terms IL desired J. r.
Owens, 7l9 9Th NV. FIR. 10053 or Alex. l0l4
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ANTIQUES, old gold, silver. diamonds, Jew
ers Sales Co., sis b ST. NV. Fr. s5ss'
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Observation-Disclosures

seek position with family to travel; refined,
intelligent, unencumberedi go anywhere.
Address Box 417-R, Star ONCE. l.
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BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds in any quantity
Bring them In or phone Metropolitan 54i5
The Big Book Shop, o33 G st. NV
BOOKS BOUGHT. Main $3.50. iii q ct.
NV. Paul Pesrlman.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
(COntinued.l

FURNITURE-Modern walnut dining suite.
new vanity and bow-end bed, davenport table
and lamp; must sacrifice. Cleveland 3031-J.
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APPAREL linens, womenS and childrens)
for rummage sale; household articles, cur
tainS, bedding. etc: viii pay cash. Call Mr..
Cohen. Franklin 7749 or Franklin 9i57, or
bring to 4O7 K st. NV. or 3IA Eye St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30

HOME DECORATING and remodeling on
easy payments paperhanging and painting,
plastering, metal ceilings, hardwood floors,
old floors refnished. plumbing. electric wiz;
ing and fixtures, roofing. awnings and
shades, porches built and inclosed. water
proo1ng. stucco, work, garages, all kinds
frame. brick and concrete work; special at
| In order to acausint you with our class of
work, we are making special prices this
week. Cash or terms; make your own
| terms to suit your convenience Capitol
=, Contracting Co.. ZIG Machinist Bldg. Phone
Franklin 1600 IL
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sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.

| MAN AND WIFE want good places in private
| family as chauffeur and cook; best of refer
ences; will stay or go home nights; one who
appreciates refined help. Call 1911 w ST.
NV. or write. Lamar.
MAN WIFE. colored, from the country.
want Job as butler and cook or maid. 12212
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ANTIQUES old GOLD. silver. diamonds lev.
elry. A. r. Arnold. 1873 q. St. NV. Main
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RrlsINEsS INSTRUCTION.

BEGIN NOW TO PREPARE FOR CENSUS
OFFICE, EDITORIAL. CLERK, STATISTICS,
POST OFFICE, STEM. AND TYP. EXAMS.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, Sc cor. 18th and NV. Met. $751;
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is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
ELECTRIC MIGRATORY TREATMENTS
graduate nurse 939 N. Y. ave, Apt, 3. over
dentists. Open Sunday. IL
SLIP COVERS. apo. SUITE WITH SEP
cushions. snap fasteners; incl. material, SIG 80
r. l.. sherwood. 1913 28th Sc. Lin. $780,
EXPERT sHAMPOoING. SCALP TREAT
ment and manicuring. 60c each treatment
at residence. White. Highest reference.
Lucy Kimter, Briarley Hall. Main e00S,
Branch a. So
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT. REAL
money-saving prices. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at
pies Drug Store No. 2. 7th and z SIS. NV.
FRENCH. SPANISH. GERMAN. INDIVIDUAL
Instruction.. 1859 N st. NV Apt. l. Tel.
Potomac 968.
LARGE FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR
aged couple; tray served In room II neces-
sary; nurses care. Col. 5377 TITS Lanier pl
JOHNSON REST HoME-INVALIDS. AGED
and convalescents special diet. ITS Lanier
pl Col. 5371.
SPECIAL, DIETS TO BE TAKEN IN YOUR
Evarts st. ne. n. 1924 Booklet on request.
GENTLEMAN, MIDDLE AGE, EXPERIENCED
traveller, wants Companion on extended trip
abroad: share expenses. Address Box 184-S,
Star once.
BOYS CAMP NEAR WASHINGTON--Ex-
seiient equipment expert supervision, coach
ing, Open July /. For circulars phone Lin.
4n7n
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NeveY mail oYtctnct Fecomn1enddtsons nhen
cnsUeYfno advertisements for employment.
USE COPIES.
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anu IaHlp, HuSI 5aCIILICt. OItVtIaIIu SU5I-S
FURNITURE of quality at reduced prices
room suite Consisting Of a large dresser
vanity, chest Of drawers, bOw-end bed $500
value close out $3.50: one 4.piecs nedro com
and bench, decorated in ivory and green;
$3.50 value at $99 This must be seen to be
orators Of all sizes. .3-pc. fiber suites. odd
fiber rockers, porch elders and swings. 5-pc
room suites, etc. Odd beds. dressers, van
tiles, chest Of drawers, chinoniers desks,
and gate-leg tables. Occasional and side
chairs Of all styles. Summer rugs in all sizes
and a variety of fe1-base floor covering.
our motto-quick sales and small profits.
Convenient terms: Open evenings. New
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WOMEN for first-class sewing; must be
good on draperies; good wages. Apply 1896
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FOR FARM AND sGARDEl

LTLACs, BRIDAL WREATH, loo up:
hydrangea. deutzia and other shrubs. 3Sc
up; bedding plants, loo dozen. NJ. E. Boyle,
Baltimore pike, Just north OF Berwyn.
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PERSONAL.
(C0ntinlIed)

SCIENTIFIC MAsaAGE-TRAINED ASSIST
ant; hours, 1915; refined white clients
closed Sundays. 1926 Swan St. Apt: 81:
IN NICE HOME, TO ADULTS, OR 3
rooms. kitchen, bath and screened porch.
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SAIESMEN houSe-to-house; fast-moving
product: sells for 50; commission 81: pro-
faction on repeat orders. Room ill7, 1910
Nprmout
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FURNITURE-We pay highest cash prices
a ioa used lamps and furniture. Phone North
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FURNITURE will pay you the biggest
Prices prices IN town for ANTIQUE and modern fur
nltuIe curlos and china. Phone and see for
yoursen. The Abbey Co., Main e741, SIC
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PLASTERERs and IaDoTeFs. WhIle' NON
SAIESMAN-Young man for mems clothing
and furnishing store. Must have some
knowledge of window trimming. Phil BohyS
-
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NIGHT MAN, first-class, for large apart
msnt house knowledge of telephone switch
board and elevators necessary; OIL burner
experience desirable. Hours 10 pm 70 .
3 m Give age color, address, experience
reference and telephone address II any. Ad-
dress Pox lYS-S, Star Office
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FURNITURE-Beautiful mohair bed-daven-
port suite. breakfast set. chairs, tables. rugs,
twin beds. dresser, porch set; reasonable.
1Ol4 Kalorama rd. NV
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal
Is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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statesmen ~ at once; experience selling
Investment securities helpful but not essen
tial: leads furnished; give phone and qualin-
cations. For interview address Box 1928,
60 cfses 30s
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SALE--AUToMORuFs

5SiGk MASTER SIX 4-PASs. cCUPF-z
sw,n 1eoe brakes: runs fine: priced az S275: onir
S aiU uoWn. $lT per month. See This bar
ssni n, many others; easy terms. sherin
naosor Co.. 627 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30

WHY ENLARGED TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
foot troubles? Consult Foot Correction Lab
oratory, 612 F NV, Suite 108, ground floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-30

FR1GIDAIRE- Wanted to buy medium sized
Porceis ~ Frigidairs; good condition. Address
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MASSAGE, ALCOHOL RUBs, SUN RAY
MASSAGE, PHYsIOTHERAPY, CHIROPRAC-
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BBuICK 4-PASsENGER COUPE. late 1875
dltion and appearance proves the best a.
Gi oa1 a Tbs car Is offered for the unpaic
Terms I oT tTaSs sos sn,oo ,S to $3.50
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BEAUTIFUL DRESSES,
BEAUTIFUL COATS.
Sizes for junior misses. misses, women up
to size ~. Dresses for So to $40, coats and
suits for $40. wednesday at Q am. TO 8
I'm. 52l 18th st. NV, store.
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FURNITURE Of every description: best
prices paid; Write or phone Main $685.
SQUARE Deal Furniture Co.. sol BYE st. NV.
FURNITURE-Don't sacrifice your furniture
we viii give more for furniture. bric-a-brac
china. antiques and ONCE furniture Phone
US and be convinced The Lincoln Co, tel
Franklin 8917. 6O4 9Th NV
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TIRES. used all sizes. Trade-ins and
your old tires. Hundleys, 3436 18th NV.
| TIRES-Traded-in, new and used; all sizes
| sacrifice. Gilbert Tire Co., 1880 Goth St.
| North 9077. Il
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RIGGS TURKISH BATHS
FOR LADIES

Complete bath, ultraviolet, intra-red therapy
lamps, massage, steam room. reducing ma
chimes, high colonic irrgations; graduate
line permanent wave. special. 10 curls for
S. Hours from 10 to s, except Sundays;
Thursdays, 10 am. to 8. Franklin 1895.
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BUICK 1924 Spas. Tourine-Looks and TU1s
18th q NJ SITS. NV o Orme'
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MOTHERS CARE GIVEN CHILDREN BY
hour. day or week; large yard. Lincoln
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HOME REMODELING. painting, papering
and plastering, electrical wiring. plumbing.
roofing and heating. all forms of brick and
cement WORK. stuceoing, etc, metal garages'
ing, all branches; work done by expert me-
chanics and fully guaranteed. on terms OF
from one to three years. Call American
Contracting Co., Col. 1855, day or evening.
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4 REALLY BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT
wave at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL
These waves given under expert SUPERVISION
All other beauty culture work at low prices
Open daily until 8; Mon, Wed. and Fri.
until pm. el7 14th st. NV. Franklin
9818 ----
REDUCE YOUR EXCESSIVE WEIGHT be-
fore the hot weather is here Est. ~ yrs
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CHANDLER 5-PASs. SEDAN. is76-oYeT-
nauled New paint. tires. trunk; CLASSY look
Ing car. $3.50: 1920 Kearney ne. NJ SOL
CHEVROLET COACH. ls2s-Looks and runs
IKE new; priced to sell at 1895. We have
2 OF them; only sl32 down. $40 per month;
no other charges. Many others Easy terms
Sherih Motor Co. 627 K st. NV
CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN, i076-KeaIiy
nne condition; cannot be beat at our price
o. S266; easy terms. Sheriff Motor Co, e27
NV.
CHEVROLET .COACH-In perfect condition:
Dueo finish. balloon tires and fully eduip-
PED. This car Is offered for the unpaid
notes amounting to Sl48.50. Auto Loan and
Sales Co.. 903 10th NV.
CHEVROLET 4-DOoR SEDAN. 1929 model;
new tires: perfect condition every way; AIS.
Conard Garage. 1922 Eye st. NV.
CHEVROLET landau sedan. like new; leay-
ing city; Will sacrifice. w, y. Lambert,
1449 Oak ST. NV, Apt. 3.
CHEVROLET COUPE. I927-As clean as 4
pin inside and out; 800 down; balance s7o
per month. Why walk or ride street ears
when you can buy real transportation on
these terms7 owens Motor Co.. 6S2s Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET SEDAN: ls2e-Fuliy equipped;
refnished in new Ducoi s2e0. Pay Si0S
down and your monthly payments viii Sc
only q little more than car fare Oyens
Motor Co.. 6S25 Ga. ave.
Confined On Next PaEe.|
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FURNITURE Of every description; clothing.
Deoa,ns' carpets. M. Cohen, Franklin 7T4s
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4-line minimum.
] time, Csc per line.
times, 23c per line.
2 times, 21c per line. Ill.,.
Advertisements under Personal SC per line
additional. A.. A. -.
transient classified Advertisements Tor the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times Will
be received over the Business Counter OF Inc
Star at regular rates.
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WOMEN to sell our products; s25 and liberal
commission to start on salary agreement;
experience not necessary. We train you.
Call "a pm, 216 Insurance Bldg, 18th and
Eua cfc
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Plate Meals i'm Entertaining
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

the table. This is a last-minute item
that sometimes seems also to be the
last straw to hinder entertaining at
meals. The plate service eliminates
this bother, also the use OF platters
and other containers.
The hostess may serve the plates TO
her guests, or the men Of the group
can attend to this pleasant task. Inc
entire course should be helped out SO
that there is no confusion OF little
dishes nor of getting additional serV-
ings.
The two meals that lend themselves
best to plate service are suppers ana
luncheons. Now that occasional tables
are so much a part Of home furnlsn-
inps they find a novel use as little plate
meal tables. With few OF these TABLES
the hostess does not need to bother
about others when the company Is
small. If it is not so small card tables
can augment occasional tables.
It is we'll to realize that plate means
are best suited to small companies.
These meals are distinctly ntlnaIe
affairs stripped of all formality. inns
is one reason why they are so apt to
be successful. ~,
One delicious menu served recently
at such a meal consisted Of devied eggs
in a nest of freshly cooked string beans,
new asparagus with slivers Of pimentoo
ornamenting the stalks and buttered
new potatoes. No beverage but water
was served. Olives and buttered bread
were placed conveniently at hand. The
dessert course consisted OF frult cup
with little frosted cakes. The main
course was hearty though easy to pre-
pare. 1t could well be topped with
simple dessert.
(Copyright, 1920
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WORLD FAMOUS STORIES
ZENOBIA'S DEFENSE
BY WILLIAM WARE

AS. nO after o'f the maTder Of her husband;
woman Of great stength and enesy. and she
took to herself the title OF Queen OF the
In a72 AID, and she died in retirement near
Rome.
I am charged with pride and ambi-
ton: The charge is true, and I glory
in its truth. Whoever achieved any
thing great in letters, arts or arms who
was not ambitious? Caesar was not
more ambitious than Cicero. It was but
in another way. All greatness is born
of ambition. Let the ambition be a
noble one and who shall blame it?
I confess I did once aspire to be a
queen, not only of Palmyra but OF the
East. That I am. I now aspire to re-
main so. Is it not an honorable ambi-
ton? Does it not become a descendant
of the Ptolemies and Of Cleopatra?
I am applauded by you all for what I
have already done. You would not it
should have been less.
But why pause here? Is so much
ambition praiseworthy and more crimi-
nal? Is it fixed in nature that the
limits of this empire should be Egypt
on the one hand, the Hellespont and
the Euxine on the other? Were not
SueZ and Armenia more natural limits?
Or hath empire no natural limit, but
Is broad as the genius that can devise
anC the power that can win? Rome
has the West. Let Palmyra possess the
East. Not that nature prescribes this
and no more. The gods prospecting, ]
mean that the Mediterranean shall not
hem me in upon the west or Persia on
the east. Longinus is right would
that the word were mine. I feel within
the will and the power to bless 1t were
it so.
Are not my people happy? look
upon the past and the present, upon
my nearer and remoter subjects, and
ask, nor fear the answer, Whom have
I wronged? What province have I op-
pressed, what city pillaged, what region
drained with taxes? Whose life have
coveted or robbed? Whose honor have
I wantonly aSsailed? Whose rights,
though of the weakest and poorest, have
violated?"
dwell, where I would ever dwell, in
the hearts Of my people. 1t Is written
in your faces that reign not more over
you than within you. The foundation
of my throne is not more power than
love.
Suppose, now, my ambition should
add another province to our realm
Would that be an evil? The kingdoms
already bound to us by the joint acts OF
ourselves and the late royal Odenatus
we found discordant and at war. They
are now united and at peace. One har-
monious whole has grown out Of hostile
and sundered parts. At my hands they
receive a common justice and equal
benefits. The channels of their COM
merce have opened and dug them
deep and sure. Prosperity and plenty