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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
duire about or new method: LICENSED white
men; established 10 years. Call Lin. 81
IF DOUETER, PASS ON; IF PROGRESS
sive, read Think of the educational value
and money you can make by attending TSor z
courses; get the best, earn . real salary;
Boyd secretarisi School. 1888 q. or M: 1888.
CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH. SPANISH;
German, individual instruction. 1889
st. NV. Tel Potomac 968. 81 per hour.
IF YOU DESIRE A START IN THE COM
mercial world, with vocation that Is dig
mined. pleasant employment. easy ana IN
expensive to learn, try private teiepnone
operating. Oxford Bldg, corner 18TH ana
-, MEN, BoYs-NoTIcE4a .,..dv
demand. Write Tri-City Barber Schools, BIT
z: Baltimore st. Baltimore, Md -
EXPERT COACHING, SCIENCE, MATTE
mates, college board; rate and terms on
application. B. 34lS r st. NV.
PUPILS TO LEARN HAIRDRESSING AND
beauty culture, high school grad. preferred
Interview at CHEZ NATALIE BEAUTY PAX
LOR. 1917 F NV; fee moderate.
MEN. WOMEN-JOBS FOR LINOTYPE OP-
orators. $50-S60 weekly; short hours. Burton
Linotype School, $50 H st. NV; day or eve
SPANISH. FRENCH. GERMAN. ENGLISH TO
foreigners; conversational method; individual
instruction Pot. s68. Apt l, 1853 st. NV.
CULTURAL ENGLISH. FRENCH HISTORY.
Travelled; LII B.; speaks French; bridge les
sons. Evening Col 0l40
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NEEDED BY ME

NEEDED BY ME
and maybe by you. l want four
honest to- goodness men of good
character and appearance to learn
under me a business which is pay
ing me right now considerable more
than the average man in ID. {. and
vicinity is making. If they make
good, so will /. That is how inter-
ested am in getting four real men
who want to make money. | have
already made good in the position
want to train them for. Interviews
Monday 9 200 to II 100 am. and ! 100
to 4 200 pm. by B. F. Won Sohade,
suite 500, Hamilton Hotel, 18th and
h NV.
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HELP-WOMEN.
kG-AI.

WOMAN-A firm with q national reputation
desires woman Of unquestioned character
and refinement for important travelling po-
sition; must be over 20. with good education
college preferred); personality more impor-
tant than experience; guaranteed income:
splendid opportunity for rapid advancement
to executive position. Call in person. Mrs
Rine, the La Fayette Hotel
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
GENTLEWOMAN, semi -invalid. will In ex
change for board and care. give use OF z
room furnished house, Anil, 2l2 acres Of
land in Kensinston. Md. TO settled couple
with references. Address Box Az, Star
once.
HUSBAND AND WIFE. settled: who are
looking for a good home; wife to take
charge Of house for reasonable compensa-
ton. Address Box 35S-Z, Star once, swing
phone number or address for appointment.
MAN OR WOMAN to take over for Summer
beautifully furnished house. exclusive loca
ton for boarding and rooms: near Conn.
ave; exceptional opportunity for right per-
son. Main 1875.
MAN OR WOMAN to act as floor manager
In restaurant; one who can take charge
during absence Of owner; hours, to only.
Address Box 1887, Star once.
Observation-Disclosures have
experience, quick. neat, bustnesslike: settled.
efflclent worker only need apply; NoIseless
typist preferred. Sampson Service, $50 II
ST. NV.
MATTRESSES and bus boys. experienced.
See head waitress. George Mason Hotel
Alexandria, Va.
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RECENT GRADUATE

RECENT GRADUATE
of recognized college or university
to train for executive position with
large corporation. Reply in own
handwriting, stating college attended,
year of graduation, age. height,
weight and details Of business ex-
perience. Address Box 143-X, Star
office.
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MAGAZINE EDITOR.

M lAN l. LII L Vim
An opening occurs on the editorial stan of
periodical for wide-experienced editor who
has q thorough conception Of the makeup
of high-clasS magazine and Is fully con-
versant with politics, society, sport. aviation,
ETC.: must be a man of refinement and well
acquainted in governmental and social cir
cleS Application will be kept in strict con-
fdence; must contain data as to age, expert
ence, salary. requirements, etc. Address Box
1861, Star once.
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PRIVATE AMBULANCE sERVICE-CITY
calls. S4 $500 couch-casket funerals. s195:
satisfactorily By Washington's most rea-
sonable undertaken. W. w. CHAMBERS CO.,
18th. Chanin N " Phnne
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PERSONAL,

VACATIONING-2 HRS. FROM WASHING
ton; cottage for rent. on Lincoln Halfway.
garden. tennis. fishing. boating. swimming.
II. CUNNINGHAM. 1889 Calvert NV.
three months old and one 2 years old.
Phone Georgia 405l
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couple for three months in exchange for
services of wife. Address Box 3s4-Z, star
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WOMEN-lf you want to make
real money selling something
every one wants; pleasant out
side work. See Mr.. Norman,
1904 + st. NV, 9 to 10 am, 4
to s pm.
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Part Go Pages
Eeper mail ORIGINAL recommendations phen
ansnering advertisements for employment.
USE COPIES.
HELP-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Certif public accountant
with furnished once wants active depend.
able young accountant with some practice
as an associate. Address Box 26l-Z, Star
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I AILOKESS, dependable, frst
class, wanted for alterations on
mems and women's garments
only those with good references
need apply. See Mr.. Spielman,
on third floor of Raleigh Haber-
dasher Bldg, 1910 F st. NV.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK and general houseworker. white: stay
nights; family of adults. $3.50 Patterson
ST. ST.. Chevy Chase, D. G. Phone Cleveland
COOK and houseworker, with reference;
stay nights. Call Sunday after pm. Wis
consin 1881.
COOK. colored, to go to the country; no
on Monday at 1877 M st. NV.
COOK. experienced, and general Homework
s er, with references: excellent wages to re-
COOK and general houseworker. white, with
good references. Phone wis. 4o7s or cali 20
W. irving St. Chevy Chase. Md.
COOK and general houseworker wanted, at
NV ciev. 22s u -e-ei e"oe' '0-- ~'-1 o''
COOK-Excellent cook: references; also
woman Tor cleaning: wisconsin sa6i.
maid, waitress; Apply sunday or Monday.
GENERAL HoUsEKEEPER. ,colored; also
Suitable for mother and daughter. Adams
GIRL for housework. 1922 Mass. ave. NV.
GIRL reliable. about u yeags old. to work
GIRL white. for general housework and
cooking. Must be used to children and have
rsfeTsne ..,. Call between 10 and IL, Wis
GIRL for general housework in small apt:
references. Cali Apt. so7, Cleveland 54I4,
after 7:30 pm.
HOUSEKEEPER - White woman to take
boy 10; Takoma Park. Md: mother en-
ployed; light work, moderate pay. Call
shep. 2seO-W all day Sunday and after.
pm. week days. --
HOUSEKEEPER, white, settled. to do house
work and help in home of semi invalid; stay
night. Cleveland 1887. $500 Military I'd. NV.
MAID, colored, chamberwork; also hrst-
class cook, country place; Canada in Sum-
mer. 1T96 Mass ave. NV. sunday evening
NTH fnil
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EDUCATED WOMEN


-Four women. between % and 40 years.
will be selected this week for connection
with corporation Internationally known.
Those selected will have modern woman's
poise and education. ability to earn above
vancement. Personal interview necessary.
Call for appointment, Katherine O'Neil,
Hotel WASHINGTON.
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ELDERLY WOMAN. WITH YOUNG SON
wanted to assist professional man in care Of
bright. well behaved boy during Summer
months; in an attractive New England town
on lake; a housekeeper is not wanted, but
woman OF real culture interested in provide
ing advantages for her own son: in reply.
kindly give full particulars Address Box
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PRESSERS, fancy, experienced
good salary, steady position. Ar
cade Sunshine Co., 713 Lamont
st. NV.
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PRESSERS
on plating silks and fine gar
ments The Hoffman Co., 1880 Pa. ave. Sc
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

MAID, experienced, general housework; two
adults in family; stay nights; references.
Columbia 1897 &c
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

LAUNDRESS. frst-class, or part-time work
MORNINGS. once or housework. Call Monday,
Decatur $40.
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FILLMORE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
children up to IA: start now: French IN
Guided. 1850 Biltmore st. Adams ll54. Sc
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SALEsWOMAN.

AN EsTABLisHEp INVESTMENT HOUSE
SALES ORGANIZATION TO A CAPABLE
WOMAN WHO WISHES TO BUILD UP AN
ASSURED SS BUSINESS FUTURE SELLING
ABILITY TO PRESENT FACTS IN
MARKETING a BASICALLY SOUND Sc
CURITY WHICH WILL BEAR RIGID IN
VESTIGATION. WRITE GIVING SUFFI-
GENT INFORMATION ABOUT YOURSELF
TO WARRANT GIVING PERSONAL INTER
STRICT CONFIDENCE GIVE PHONE
NUMBER. ADDRESS BOX $751;. STAR
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ADVERTISING SALESMAN-Capablet taking
charge publication later; must be well ap-
pearing, with hieh school or college educa-
ton state experience. Address Box 440-z,
Star ONCE
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For linen and fine laundry work. The Hoff-
man Co., 1880 Pennsylvania avenue sc.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
DESIRABLE POSITIONS ARE
AVAILABLE FOR YOUNG WON
EN- QUALIFYING FOR TELE-
PHONE OPERATING. GOOD
SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN
ING WITH INCREASES AT FIRE.
OUENT INTERVALS. APPLY TO
APPLICATION DEPT, ROOM /,
722 18th ST. NV.
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SITUATION-wOMEN.
fContlnued.)

DRESSMAKING at home or out by day;
ensemble suits, draperies, plain sewing.
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To secure what you want in the quick
est and most satisfactory way, read or
use The Star classified advertisements.
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DANCE DRUMMER, Al, FROM THE
South, desires location in vicinity OF Wash.
Phone JoEn Genone. Pot. JEW.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Why Socialism Doesn't Grow

"Tabulation Of the votes cast IN the November pres
idcntial election Is at last complete" says the Globe,
Arizona. Record. 1T reveals ono rather surprising
fact; the socialist party rolled a vote, throughout the
nation. cf only 100000.
Norman Thomas. socialist candidate this scar, vas
probably the sblest man that party has ever named as
a standard bearer. lie made a strong campign :
yet the socialist party polled its lowest vote since 1874.
Why should this be? What has happened, anyhow, TO
Eige the socialist party perncious anemia?
Probably II Is because the fundamental tent "
MARKHAM soeialism-that the workers form a distinct
class Of tho population, with aims Numerically oppo-
site to those Of the upper classes-is entirely out Of
lnc with modern American thought
"Is Europe the worker " 'class conscious. re feels
: solidarity with his brother worker; he feels that the
capitalists arc forever looking for an opportunity ~
crush him, and he uses his vote to gain every advantage
hr can.
But IN this country there ~ httlc az this solidarity.
The worker is more apt 10 look on himself as a future
employer. Hc knows that II Ia has the ability and thc
determination he vii rise; and, II he stays a worker
~ knows that ~ viii earn more wages than his E@ro-
rcan brother ever dared dream of.
"it used to DC said that Napoleon ARMY was oo
tuyceasful hccluac every private carried 4 mlrshgis
baton ID his lnapaack. The same thing applies %
American workers. Each one feels that lie may some
day he : capitalist. Accordingly. socialism fails utterly
& prosper here. if conditions over change and oppor-
tuuty wy shut otf-that mag ~ arothcr'story. Eut uH-
dtr present conditions, socialism cannot grow"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Cpen Fight on Toll Roads

IRE announcement Of the Texas highway commits
sion thst state funds viii not be expended to provide
connections vi.h toll bridges over the Red river, Is n
accord with he announced national policy Of the
American Automobile Association, which has opened en-
agrr- .sc campaign in Eastern states in opposition u
tyl roads and toll bridges.
The A. a.. A. statement. made under the signature
Of Thomas 4 Henry. president, was a resffirmstion Of
the policy Or The national motoring body to fight to the
very limit any and all proposals to foist toll roads on
the car owners & the United States.
Free highways, continuation Of government and
state cooperation under the federal aid policy, express
highways where needed but under state control and
owned by the people, must be the fundamental coneep-
ton underlying and motivating the road policy Of the
nation. the association declared.
Pointing out thst attorneys for private corporations
are planning to appear before legislatures in Eastern
states TO secure charters preliminary to buying rights
cfEay for toll roads, the association urged the states
10 stand fast b. the free highway principle and warned
them against any move that would tend TO ALLEVIATE the
r.yhts-of-way that are vital to the construction OF the
roads Of the future.
"Many Of the projects advanced for toll roads SAVIOR
of real estate ventures the president Of the associa-
tion said. "Thcse would strike at the very foundation
az American investment Of ten billion dollars in high
sys in less than ten years. OF this amount the car
owners have contributed five billions in taxes and have
thereby gained a right TO be heard when any road poll
81 ID involved
While The Texas highway commission has no toll
road proposals TO contend with in connection with de-
yclopment Of the state highway system, they have =
number Of told bridges, especially on the Red river,
which. it Is claimed, were constructed with a view 20
capitalizinE the expenditure Of state funds in highway
construction. There is no occasion for toll bridges
other than international streams, and in the not far
distant future the public demand for free passage will
sliminite toll payment within the boundaries Of the
country.
Approximately a billion dollars Is being expended
annually in highway improvement ard extensions, and
this program should include purchase Of toll bridges
when possible, or construction Of free bridges where
cwners CT toll bridges refuse to consider n fair offer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Building Good VIII

American automobile ara a-iralgRcs nTr ycry in-
Yortart factors n extending American commerce Ely
practically ni foreign lands. is che verdict OF obscre-
cr who state that Amr-icsa-madc machines arc uni.
VERBALLY recognized as standard. Good construction
embedded Ny American machine- has made each ons
sold abroad a1 suaas.ador of good VET ara sa iustrl.
mcrt ot international friendship.
american motor ear industry has been \ wonder
vosker. because b has learned that competition and CO.
operation can Eo together" Nv the assertion NJ II. NJ.
kaltcnborn. financial writer VINO has made an ex-
h%sustive study % American foreign trade. 1T Il the
only American industry that has ever rene n WASH
ington and asicd fer a iower tariff on It's own prod
uets. Every enc w che 100000 American cars sold
abroad II 1925 IS - ambassador of good VIII because
il is well built. fairly priced and we'll scrviccd.~
The airplanc industry is following the lead ~ III,
meter var industry 50 FAR as its relation to foreign
commerce Is concerned. American airplancs are today
in general demand throughout the world. The motor car
having established the market for the product II the
American plants. Between the manufacturers there u
lecn competition as to which sill turn out the mos,
scryieeahlc machine. They are not cndcavorinr -
fierce the price down, and there is practically no con-
petition in that respect They are building Or the mar
quantity production.
American automobile and airplane manufacturer
have demonstrated 70 the world that through medium
cf organization and quantity production they can main.
tain American wages and living standards and place
in the markets products which can compete In prizes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
nm. 5F3 About NJ eea
Qlk5lb New York R1EN

by Hugo Won Perelman in judE
49,. L~ardner's "AdrifkAn ". " .
Golfers John En4FIson's "Pii'
~ErinsaEc,r in Harper's Bazaar This dc
but IS a novelistl The prophe
cies Of Mrs. Chapman on W. 7Ot
Il. Ruth Fittings "Love NE X
Leave Me-" On Columbia plat
16s0D "Children of Hollywood
hy Phyllis Gordon Dcmare
tMacaulay) Muriel Draper
"Music at Midnight" (Harpers).
Ziegfeld was tipped that A PIC
was on TO kidnap Eddie Cantor f.
a stiff ransom. which II why n
star ~ bodyguarded Marion ID
vics' flicker version OF The
O'Clock Girl made its whoopc
scene the other day using rea
champagne.
The Swopes will Palm Beach J
departing this week Heywoc
Broun. who IN bound there, too, vi
have his brown suit pressed for th
occasion lie Is also penninc
play for j. Golden John Andc
son has succeeded Gil Gabriel \
teaching drama defending N. Y. L
Dorothy Parker has shelvr
Hollywood already Mrs. Lesl
Carter eats only toast and java ~
blast, and then fasts until after q
night show A local society DOL
tor. who was ~ostraeizcd n decade \
so ago for Being n Bad Boy. has kt
come a multi-millionairc manIfa
turing pencils w Soviet Russia .
George Fleming. once a drama crit
for the Worcester Telegram-Gazettt
only real newspaperman IN "Frcr
Page has but two lines Do
othv Lull. III. ar "Nanitirs,' ST.
attends high school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

NEW YORK. Jan. Pin this
own OF ours: Sophie Tucker. who
recently became Mrs. AL Lackey, ac-
tually did the proposing ... Nelson
Harding, whose cartoons have cop
ped Pulitzer medals, will shelve the
Brooklyn Eagle for the New York
Journal shortly 800. II. K. RICHTER,
gen. mgr. for the United Press, and
Adelaide Chase, actress, will BE-
sealed at the Little Church Around
the Corner ext month, IN spite Of
family objections.
Violet Carlson. Coincidence in
The Red Robe and tisa Grand
Duke Leopold Of Austria are plenty
Garbo-Gilberting City Editors:
This Is absolutely the McCoyl) ...
Mrs. ii. H. Rogers (mother or MILL
cent?, who is reported divorcing the
colonel in Paris, is right here In
New York, and attended Cobina
Wright's annual circus 81 the Sher-
ry-Netherland. Phyllis Haver, of the
noon pitchers, and Bert Lytell. who
IS hamming ii here, will be welded
any moment now Fox is dickcr-
ing 20 buy the entire Locw chain
800 These things the gels wear over
their silk hose these Old Man SILVER
days are called "Whoopee So1.r
Henrietta Malkiel OF Vanity Fair
rooted for "Tonight at l2p "a flop
50 she could buy two Of its scttees
for her apt, and she did . :. What
press agent got a 3-grand bonus for
Xmas? 80. The Duke Of Manchester
will be La Guinan's ace character
witness at her trial The John
Ringing Norths Che II the circus
mans n~evview) have phffftl
Louise Groody is tipping the Tole-
dos away up to here All or the
rags tell Of Eugene O'Neill's beauti-
full blonde nurse. but none has hint
cd thht she Is Carlotta Monterey.
who left here wearing an amazing
yellow Transformation.
Noel Coward il reported altar
bound with Gladys Calthorp. who de-
signed the sets for "Year of Grace"
Donna Rose. whose first sweet
heart put her in on Wall Streets
ground floor as a farewell gift. just
saw her various stocks double 10 the
tune Of a quarter OF a million.
The transatlantic phbn phirm does
not charge for repetitions on your
time . The service features TWEEN
nv lincuists Don Clarke Of MGM
has completed an s0,000-word tome
tagged 1.-The Reign Of Rothstein'
Howard Marsh or "Show Boat
viii back a musical starring him, II.
II. Burnside and Sig Romberg ...
Duchess dc Richclicu. whose two lit
tie houses at S6th and East End ave-
nue. contain priceless antiques, be-
qucathed by Cardinal do Richclieu.
bought those houses five years ago
for $4,000 At seth street and
H. II. Ave. last wk-. similar lot were
ncddled for S1.150.000 William
Fox has just signed a new director
for "taIkiesr whose name, h-hehl is
John Parrot.
Recommended to diversion seek
crs: Follow Thru at Chanin's
"The Flight Of the Graf Winchcll,"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

seemed full Of dire f~or5cdlng. Betty
wondered III ~ could bc right.
Shaking off her doubts She 'oined
Lois, who was taking her 70 tho same
country club Bhe had visited with
George the night az the alumni
dance. Lois vas dancing there as
one Of the attractions at am enter
tainment given fo. the benefit of y
local charity.
Betty watched her make up and
dress. All the close of her dance "a
member Of the committee brought
his car 60 the front Of the club %
take them h1re. Aa the two girls
another boy jumped from a vcranda
chair and opcred the back doo- Of
the car.
Right in here. please he said,
placing his hand under Betty elbow.
She stepped into the back seat and
he followed, closing the door and
calling 10 the driver: Home,
james,
Turning to Betty. he continued.
"Tom Anderson, who Is driving. An a
crab. | asked him 10 he allowed
to accompany him home with Terpgi-
chores two fsirest daughters and he
refused me. ! ann really p worth
while pcrsca. Beautiful ! have a
meme, hut as it is not Algcrnon o.
Reginald ! will not mention M. ~
really ~ Of no consequence
MY fatal GIFT or beauty and ms
charm ar manner, addcd IN my brill
liant conversation. make all women
love RE. I ma now shedding the
bright light of my society on you
for the first time. but that TN not
my fault. Had ! seen YOU before,
! would have loved you longer but
now thst wc have met, ! assure you
will make up for lost time"
During this rapid fire speech the
cnr lad pulled Out or the country
club grounds. The couple in the
front seat laughed at the i%mpetuous
youth beside Betty.
Don't mind him. Tie ~ harmless
and never has lucid intervals
Estty enjoyed the boys endless
chatter all the way home. When ne
quite calmly kissed her good night
before she got out of the car che was
too surprised 70 protest. and YVES not
sure she would have protested had
she had the opportunity
At least one boy had kissed her
and she Rad not ever started e
dance
TO BE CONTINUED