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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
Straight Talks to Women About Money
BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN

! money on a friends verbal promise to
| pay back. If the borrower fails to meet
! the note when 1t is due, one has no COL
! lateral to fall back on.
Let's analyze loans now. If a friend
requires business loan, 1t Is more than
| likely that a bank has been approached.
Failure to interest bank, or several
| that the friends business standing,
proposition or financial condition is
regarded unfavorably. When such a
, person must turn to private individuals
1t means asking a friend who Is with
out a fraction of the resources of a
bank to do what the bank has refused
to chance.
1t is unfair to embarrass friend
with such an unreasonable request. If
the loan is for personal uses, II prob
ably means that a friend is being called
upon to make possible an unnecessary
or unessential purchase or expenditure.
Money put to unproductiVe uses Is uSu-
ally sunk irrevocably. Where busi-
ness loan might possibly be repaid, a
loan for personal uses will probably not
be repaid.
What are the rights Of friendship
with regard to such loans? A friend
while preaching a business proposition
can expect nothing more than friend
ly reception. To expect leniency, free
hand and other privileges is to impose
on friendship. A friend has the right
to administer her money according to
her own lights, and her opinions and
decisions are unquestionable.
A friends note on loan is, for prac-
teal purposes, worthless If the friend
had any funds or resources 1t would not
be necessary to borrow at all. Or II
such resources existed, a portion of
them might be pledged. In other words,
one is gambling on the ability and
willingness of the friend to earn enough
to repay one. Any one caring to take
that chance should do so with her eyes
OPEN
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would-be maker-good sets out to iden-
tify himself with some group which APP
parently gives promise Of getting some
where He expects his allegiance to his
chosen group to lend him the prestige
which his own feeble efforts cannot
yield.
Just as individuals are always trying
to make good, so are organizations.
Groups need and seek prestige quite as
readily as do individuals.
A struggling congregation viii do its
best sometimes to enlist the member
ship of some noted unattached indi-
vidual who happens to move into its
region of activity.
Colleges which have not as yet gained
the public renown they think they de-
serve and need will confer honorary
degrees upon every notable that will ac-
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posible-o love or be loved in msrraseq r.
% orr e
than that should be loved And especially this true
As long woman loves ne Is
young vital her Looks ana is awSvs well dresd
well attractive She the
she strives to make her home the peaant the world
And this all or not If she
Loves nun ahe mas an objective lEyig 70 WIN him 70 hold him. that
makes her n aeso9 rqs sy no Saa her 6ess merely
loved BY those whom we do not love Nons s s on % 0 as TO o
which we turn cheeks IKE having duty affection
whose society fed to repetition
and When woman Gmps after marriage when she iovcny
her because she doesn't love him,
man good to his wife as whether
Paris focks and nosnes
husbands devotion itself taking
who getting kick
woman to love than TO be loved
lukewam affection
other IN the background OF her life for
enough suppose it to be- It does not help
craving
perfect didn't marry
imagination clothes him with charm
love with HIM
of the inevitable sacrifices marriage
love- all the better That is indeed kiss from godmohe
If
butter and many woman does get along comfortably just feeling
him friendship instead of love but that comforting
OA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11

Have you ever been asked to take a
friends personal note as security on a
loan? Almost every woman in business
such requests. 1t imposes on her no
light problem. 1t is difficult to refuse
some friends, yet one may not be in a
position to risk any considerable sum of
money. Excuses that might avail one
in business money tied up" mo cash
on hand" and so forth, may hardly do
for a friend.
Let's consider the business angle Of
It first AEfriend's personal note with
out collateral is no better than her or
his word. One might just as well lend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
By EDNA KENT FORBES

your skin gets dry and the muscles sag.
They won't If you use cream ana an
aStringent like ice. Pay special aseen.
ton 10 your neck, for you won't want
It 10 wrinkle.
Sarah Ann.--Your scalp Is IN IN un-
healthy condition or It would not ce 20
oily. The very shiny appearance o. me
scaip may only be the result or the
abnormal secreting Of oil on It: You
could try q suitable tonic and u that
did not cure the trouble you should
have a scalp specialist make an exani-
nation and prescribe the proper course
Of treatment needed.
T. M. D.-MaSsage plenty OF cream
into the lines about your eyes ana Keep
your skin toned by dashing cold water
over it after every time you battle.
Passengers injured on German rail-
ways last year numbered only 90 per
cent of the casualties Of 1913.
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Everyday Psychology
BY DIR. JESSE W. sPRowLs.
Ways of Making Good.

There are two general programs
which people follow in making good, OF
rather trying to make good.
Some learn, after so long a time. that
they must go it alone. They al the
ones who really make good. Even if
they don't succeed in the end, they at
least have the satisfaction of knowing
that they put up hard fight against
unyielding odds.
Most people most of the time go at
the job of making good indirectly.
Short cuts are alluring to them. GEN
orally they fail, unless some happy COM
binations of circumstances favor their
attempts. Such combinations are really
accidents. But they do happen
This indirect method might be called
the method of identification. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11

never owned more than modest
string" his reputation in the turf world
is great. 1t was his My Own that cap
tured the Saratoga Cup and was first
substitute to Zev when that famous
horse beat Papyrus in the international
contest of 1925. And 1t was Admiral
Grayson who bred Sarazen, one of the
greatest horses of his time.
Admiral Grayson pursues his hobby
with the same care and scientific &C.
curacy that he exercised in his profess
sion. His stables in the Virginia hills
near Washington are small but the
occupants are aristocrats.
He has little interest in horse whose
pedigree is not pure. When he makes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11

selection, it is not the mere sportsman
who chooses, but the eugenist. There
Is now in his stables a horse named
Bright Knight, of whom the admiral ex-
poets much. He Is from the stables OF
Lord Aston of England, and his pedigree
Is an unbroken strain.
Natural is his love for horses and
racing. Great Is his dislike for reckless
betting. He is on record as having said
There is enough excitement, in my
opinion, to get horse ready for the
race, to see him get away at the bar
rier and to win or lose the purse with
out risking additional money"
And he distrusts tips on races. There
is definite reason:
Once he and Senator Ollie James
Of Kentucky were at the track. Some
one gave the admiral hot tip on a
horse named Sleepy Sam. He whispered
to Senator James, who promptly put
$50 ION his nose"
Sleepy Sam won, paying odds of is to
/. The admiral turned to the Senator
to receive his thanks and congratula-
tons. Instead of finding a radiant
senatorial face he found a gloomy one.
Asking why, he was answered:
II you had only whispered louder,
I'd have bet 800"
Unlike most followers of the track,
Admiral Grayson has few of its super
stitions The nearest to one Is his firm
named. He once owned horse named
Hea, who ran second in the Preakness,
second at Belmont and other tracks.
Il often thought" says the admiral,
that horse should have been named
Secundus."
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voted attendant.
At Bowie, Laurel,
Havre de Grace,
Belmont, Saratoga,
there Is no more
familiar figure than
this medium sized
stalwart man. Rae
ing fans hace come
to look for him at
these places. His
pleasant face and
Virginia accent are
known to them all.
He is a retired
rear admiral of the
United States Navy
now. And horses
have become his
hobby.
Ffr4...a-T. H. Lnr
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cept one. Their idea is that in honor
ing the individual they elevate them
selves. Such actions on the part of
groups are, of course, examples of the
indirect method Of making good.
DOWNRIGHT. 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11

Answer In marriage always blessed give than
than is that should loved And especially is this
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livery member of the fam
u lily, including the children,
can eat good generous portionsof
Velveeta-and digestitperfectly'
In making Velveeta, skilled
blenders have added newmellow
flavor to the finest Cheddar
cheese - healthful qualities
perfect digestibility.
Thenutritious elements found
IN rich, whole milk are retained.
Asecret patented process belong
ing only to Kraft-Phenix! The
| valuable milk-sugar, calcium,
phosphorus and other milk
minerals usually lost in cheese
making are all there.
You can spread Velveeta on
bread or crackers as smoothly
as butter. Or slice it, slightly
KRAFT.PHENIx {
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
BY HERBERT PLUsgMER.

WHEREVER thoroughbreds run, there
Nv will be found Cary Travers Gray
son, who was Woodrow Wilson'S per-
eonal physician, intimate friend and de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
DOROTHY DK's LETTER BOX
Is It More Important to Love or Be Loved in
Marriage?
Marriage!

DOROTHY DHow much and what kind love necessary to
VIII boy who can never marry me nn whom VIII probably
Would the kind of affection could sye him satisfy him and would
possble-to r.
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can eat it freely
this tempting ne'O cheese food

chilled. Velveeta lends rich
goodness to baked dishes of all
kinds, melts beautifully for
Welsh rarebits, and toasts
quickly to a golden brown.
Your grocer has Velveeta in
half pound packages. Try it!
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"Dixiana"
Remains Another Week.

"Dixiana"
Remains Another Week.
~ musical drama, played to capacity
of R-K-O Keiths this week and will
be held over for the new week, starting
Saturday.
Dixie is claimed to be the first
original screen drama with music. not
operatic-but a dramatic story which
easily might have been non-musical
and retain the interest of admirers OF
melodramatic romance.
Bebe Daniels, whose surprising talents
as a soprano first made manifest In
Rio Rita" is thought 20 surpass her
work in her new and colorful singing
role. Withal she is a fine dramatic
actress. Opposite is a leading man
new to the films, but not new to the
world Of dramatic and music interpre-
tation. He is Everett Marshall dis
tinguished young star baritone Of the
Metropolitan Opera Co.
This beautiful musical drama and
romance depicts the glowing life of the
gay South in New Orleans in 1870,
Offering spectacle and color in its Mardi
Gras and ensemble sequences, and
lighter moments in the mad comedy
antics Of Bert Wheeler and Robert
Woolsey, the clowns Of Rio Rita" and
the "Cuckoos."
Others are Jobyna Rowland. Dorothy
Lee, Joseph Cawthorn and Ralf Harolde.
Halls Negro chorus sings stirring
spirituals and Southern melodies with
notable close harmony.
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here. aged SO years and months. He
was a native of Maryland, but lived in
West Virginia before coming to War
renton some years ago. He leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Burgess and Miss Emma
Huddleson. The funeral was conducted
at his late home by Rev. D. M. Brown.
Interment was in Warrenton Cemetery.
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Retired Farmer Dies.

WARRENToN, Va, August 10
Henry welsh Huddleson, a retired
farmer and Confederate veteran, died at
the home of his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Burgess, near
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Broadway Scandals"
Onens at GaYetY Saturday.

Opens at Gayety Saturday.
"pROADWAY SCANDALS" q Mu-
II tual burlesque attraction, opens q
weeks engagement at the Gayety The
alter next Saturday with a matinee.
Local fans are promised brand-new
production, with q cast Of experienced
burlesoue and variety stars, and with
not a single scene remaining from any
offering that previously bore the Scan
dals" banner.
Featured among the feminine leads Is
Joan Lee, a newcomer In this field, a
young blonde whose pulchritude, charm
and talents have carried her far in the
vaudeville field, from whence she came.
Miss Lee is unique dancer who is ex-
pected to rank with the best stepping
stars Of the Herk circuit Two eccentric
merrymakers, Harry Pep" Pearce and
Jack Erickson. are entrusted with the
bulk of the comedy. Others include
Ray King. Buddy Wood, Dolores Greene,
Navarro Halo, Louise Miller, prima
donna, and the Four Life Boys.
THE Santa Fe Trail" as beautiful as
a Frederick Remington painting, is an
nounced as the prettiest Of the many
flash" scenes of the show.
Mems suits are being sold in London
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What's What and Where
Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters

Orchestra, under Leon Brusiloff, will
play q special overture.
Billy M. Green, annoyed by" Addie
Clifford, is the featured act in the
Ewes Idea" The Six Canevra Brothers,
trunpeters extraordinary; Paul Olsen,
aided by Miss Clara Bow-Zo; Don Car
roll, talented tenor; Bob and Eula
Buroff, pleasing dancers; Keo, Toki and
Yoki, entertainers from the Orient, and
a new crop of Sunkist Beauties will also
be seen in this production, and the Fox
Movietone News will complete the
program.
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HELP-WOMEN.

mainder OF Summer. The Civil Service Pre-
paratory School, Sc. corner 18th and NV.
Met. 6S37.
HELP-WOMEN.
ASSISTANT HOSTESS for one, Of Washing
toms leading coffee shops. State experience.
sse, Capabilities and references. Address
COMPANION, for elderly lady; college 2dusa-
ton essential. Possible opportunity Tor re-
wodk ISIS SIC E9. ~ AFTER
COMPANION, cultured. settled woman. in
EXCHANGE for room and board. Address BOX
EVENING EMPLOYMENT offered refined
lady; commission basis; excellent oppof-
10th and X SITS. NV. between 9 and 10 am.
FILTER, experienced; only those iamipsr
with high-class clientele and m s,Sr nrs
need apply. Address Box 4Oo-E' star o Sase'
GIRLS. GIRLS, iIRLs-Learn beauty S9l-
ture 81 steuagt's Beauty Schools earn "h'le
GIRL, refined. wanted. between Is and rs,
to learn beauty culturei must be ambitious IS
willing and v Ta fs!see Come 10
ave. NV. End floor. -----------------
GIRL to work in wholesale stationery store,
make out bills and help ssShss mot tr afraid
start 81 address address Box ss4-E. star once.
5ad2 E5 Rooms a ssy' oaord Rf sas out
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LADIEs-Up to $50 weekly commission sell
ing Christmas card box Assortmenss. Per
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Mass.
MARCEL. AND FINGER -WAVERi must be
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OPERATORS sxPeTienesd On pOEsT ma go
PIANIST wanted for soprano and tenor for
commercial work Apply Apt. a. 5O2o 18TH
st. NV.
saleslady; must be. neat in appearance; good
salary and commissions. Apply Milton r.
Ney, 9th and Pa. ave.
SALESLADY, experienced, dresses and coats.
Apply Rosedere, 1905 @ NV. .-
sALEsLADIEs-Mustb be well recommended
and neat appearing toE . special Advertising
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ONCE, ole
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STENoGRAPHER-B OOKKEEPER in. law
ONCE. state experience. age, salary desired
s SIZE ns ssSf Oc. references Address so1
WANTED-Women to take. names Tor the
ns%% city dirsetoryi must be plain n Writers
nS ro 30 pp IN 9w raIs eonsS
srsd nG r l. sRPoIs CO, iii q s.. nS
WOMAN Of Eood sdqcatipn' selt;relept' re re-
i VISA aoas ~ 0O SalS. 22sAicss fS1
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sITuArIoN-DoMEsrIc.

tCeAtlnueal
WOMAN, colored, wishes position as cook,
experienced, public or private; Specialize on
pastry. Call North o3o5-J.
WOMAN, young, white, days work OF cen.
erai mousse ofk City references. 6tS H
st. NV. 2is
WOMAN. yorng. wants small bundle Wesh TO
1871.
WOMAN, cofored. wants place as general
st. NV. Pot, 1855
WOMAN. eolored. neat, splendid cook, meth
ers helper; fun or part time: good maid,
waitress: reference. Decatur a4ie
WOMAN, colorec, wants place as houeeWorker
in small family. Call 1910 s Sc, In rear.
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HELR--NEEN.
HfCH-CRKDR aaIFs Con

HIGH-GRADE SALES CONNECTION.
one OF Americas largest manutactuLeIs'
with 80 years successful operation behind ~,
is onering q very few men who can ouAnltE
an unusual opportunity. Your opportunity
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only in men who are capsbis Of inteIlsently
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national sales force is Known as one Of the
largest earning in America, our products are
created and all merchants know us favor
ably. Men with meat and Erecery experiences
ton, Freezer counters, Coolers. Trocery boxes
will be given preference, but this ID not nee
bs1Ors DunE s6. ns i M fT ss S.d
VITA Ean r5sSfs
m me Want men for Baltimore; Dover
By sn t.sU SSOnns AS
applicants phone or wire Mr.. c. C. Syphers,
WIZARD n ES ,ts THURSDAY: between am. and
nE S S stay sES Or three day: for train
MAN WANTED.
We want married man willing to work.
with chance for sdvsncement' No expert
psnEe sss f ST. pay to spsy Yea O
WANTED.
Two men with brush, vacuum sweeper,
grocery store Or radio sales experience Must
have fair education and accustomed TO
sr ru SoT men O g.. Mr. wiz poPs iSso
only. e7s National Press BLDG
AT ONCE.
Competent man able to drive light car for
s seTsTa dept marEisd preierrsd suaronteed
to Pm. Fuller Brush Co., ere National
YOUNG MEN
Nokns for sscs With chance
Cali Nat. lass for i,-i appointment HS mt " &C.,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
ana & .Sls sicss e:s s s;sf
00 era. 3 S1xiai JAMES. INC.
1928 14th st. NV. North 0os2.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
H Sss r. rG you send out q town fSI Chg,st;
nrPplif sbors MSNy " Art Co 1905 x St
WANTED-SALESMEN.
cialty for stores, banks, hotels. Easy sales;
big commissions. Apply Room 303, ESQ II
st NV. 10 to II, to Z, Friday only. 21s
SECURITY SALESMAN - Must have clean
record; unusual issue; commission basis
FOR appointment telephone Cleveland 59l6.
S,iALEsMEN-opening for men. J. r. wat
Rms Co.. quality grocers, have an opening
loT energetic. neat appearing men, expe-
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statesmen 5, over "a years of age. Aver
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HELR--WOMEN,

WOMEN tO. Catholic, experienced in house
to house work, 70 call on catholic families;
pays well at start. Call $40 or As. lS43
II ct. NV. room 1910.
tween ages 25 and IS are wanted for i'm
mediate employment. Must be ambitious,
Win aolnty 70 meet the public. Salary,
porEunity Tor Advancement, Call in person
~ 12e Tower Bldg, after 2:50.
WOMEN Of character and personality, age
ABOUT %, 70 operate taxts owned and ope-
rated ny women. Apply $500 Ga. ave. be-
tween ESQ ana II 80 pm. 90
YOUNG LADY. able, to call on professional
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YOUNG WOMAN--Desirable room IN Chevy
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