Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 34

EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO THERE 1S ALWAYS A LEADER., | WLLBEREUE IN THE GASOLINE PARADE ITIS “STANDARD" REG. U. S. P THE BALANCED MOTOR FUEL STANDARD OIL COMPANY (NEW JERSEY) Lz Radio Dept., 7 7th & E Sts. Store Only Peoples Radio Department has rapidly forged to the front due to our fair prices on quality radio-merchandise and an ever-rea efficien Fall is the pn! radio season—stations evmlaen are broadcasting beautifol mmsic, live news stories and surely you will join the happy throng. Let our radio expert mnmuhcmhdywilbe“fimgh" Store No. 2 tell you how kittle it costs to install a complete receiving set, when supplies are purchased from um Burgess Radio Batteries $1.50 $2.00 $2.75 Murdock Head Phones $5 and $6 The celebrated Murdock Head Phomes &re here in a sufficient stock to supply Magna Vox No. R-3 . . $45.00 No. R-2. , $85.00 'n- great sound magnifiers are are ar radio styles—ome 6% “yn um lasger at $85.00, EXTRA! $6.50 U. V Tabes S 5 20 —a big value in a mfly needed radio ftem.. Regular $6.50 U. ubumm]whfletheyhnn Variable Condenser $1.00 to $4.00 Variometers $5—-$6 V. Vacuum . General Radio Transformer $5.00 Battery Switch Crystal Detectors Wih Micrometer Attachment D. ¢, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922. AIR INTERFERENCE Evening Entertainments on Two Separate Waves Are Assured. Beginning Monday a new schedule for broadcasters in the second radio district will go into effect. The pro- posed schedule has been arranged to eliminate, as far as possible, the inter- ference in the air for the invisible au- dience. ‘The management of WJZ had the privilege of broadcasting on 360 meters, sharing the time with the less powerful stations; or going In with class B, the most powerful stations in the second district, and operating on 400 meters. The class A stations agreed to stand by on special occasions should WJZ, the radio corporation-Westinghouse station at Newark, N. J., want to broadcast concerts,, such as the stadium_ concerts given by the Philharmonic Orchestra, play by play results of the world's se- ries, and the Saturday afternoon foot ball games from September 23 until the end of the season, also to permit WJZ to broadcast every evening. Class A Stations. Class A stations are ‘Wanamaker, New Yc May, Newark, N. J. Times, nig Brothers, Tarrytow Wireless Telephone Company. Patérson, WAAT, rew, Jerse: AM, L Nelson Com- . and wx-‘,u- Shotton Blectric Company, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. WJZ will continue to operate on the 360-meter wave length. As usual, bedtime storfes will be every evening from 7 to WJZ. This station will then stand by for an hour on Monday. Thurad: Friday and Saturday evenings and for an hour and a half on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings for the nther members of class A stations the second district. Probably next week WJZ's program will be published in detail as usual. Class B stations of the second dis- trict, New York, are supposed to keep up a continuous daytime and evening program on 400 meters. Class B Programs. At present the programs for class B stations are not complete. Class B members ar WOR, Bamberger & Company, Newark, N. J.; WGY, Gen- eral Electric Company, Schencctady, N. ¥.. WHAZ Rennsaléar Polytechnic School, Albany, N. BAY, Ameri- Gan’ Telephone and Telcgraph” Com- pany, New York. 1f 'all broadcasting stations their €ending appara condition. and the keep atus in first-class invisible audicnce also pays attention to detalls and ud- justments of its receiving sets, it is thought that little interfercnce will result from the operation of and class B stations. in the New vor | district, broadcasting at the same ti W i The broposed arrangement will hre:i vide continuous entertainment on two separate and distinct wave lengths from 8 am. until 11 pm. and 400 i meters sometimes until midnight. BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Local Wircless Entertainment. NAA—Naval Radfo Station, Radio, 345 to 4 p.n.—Closing live stock markets. k: to 4:15 p.m.—Hay and feed mar- Naval press news on 2,650 Except where noted, sendi is CW 5950 meters. REE wwx-ron Office Department (1160 | Meters). i 3:30 p.m.—Report on fruits and veg- ( eubles 5 —Report on dairy products lnd lrain. 30 p.m~Live stock and grain re- ~—Report on fruits and veg- .!lbll., 9:46 p.m—Weather forecast. ‘WEAS—The Hecht Co. (360 Meters). 3 to 4 p.m.—Retail reports and se- lections ‘on the phonograph andl! player-plano. 4:30 to b 0 p.m.—Base ball music. i { 3 to 9 pm ram as follows i Smithson, soprano, accompanied { Mr. Boswell: solos by Miss Tosephine | i Daily, contralto, accompanied by M McCaftey; plano solos by Mirs Glac #solos by Miss Eloise Bow- dene, accompanied by Miss Mary Daly; solos by Miss Nellie Pierpont, accompanied by Miss Daly. ational Radio Iastitute (380 m Meters). 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.—Late news items in code. NOF—U. 8. Naval Afr Station, Ana- costia, D. C. (412 Meters). 7:45 p.m.—Public health service semi- weekly bulletin. WIAYe=Woodward & Lothrop (380 Meters). 2 to 3 ~Phonograph and piano selections. WJIH—White & Boyer Co. (360 Me- teors). p.m. 4 to 4:30 p.m.—Summer-time recipe suggestions for housewives; radio first- aid instructions for accidents; music. 5:30 to 6 p.m.—Dinner hour music. POSTMASTERS WITNESS DEAD LETTER SALE 340 Lots to Be Auctioned Off With ‘Wideé Variety of Articles Listed. When lot No. 1, containing “sixty- five pieces of women's wearing a parel, damaged,” was put under ti o hammer yesterday what is likely to prove the liveliest dead letter sale in the history of the city was formally open ned. The sale will continue until ol the m lots of goods are disposed of, i nounced at_the auction rocml of zhs C. G. Bloan Company, 715 13th northwest, where it is being held. - | Taking time off from their annual convention, which is in session In the auditorium of the New National Mu- seum, scores of d.lu-l nu Associatio] tended _the m sale was m.mmunr arranged to permit_the postmi lun to see how the Post Office Department disposes of its dead lener omc. produce in the Capital ‘glol.hln£e books, Ja chins, automobile robes, lry. shoes, fancy nluou.;, rr'-hl mm'rid “dfi in fact, ng under the sun, are uled to be sold during the sale. WANTED—HELP. MALE. - WANTED—HELP. MALE (Continmed). HELP 'A_EID SITUATIONS, NBVER mall ORIGINAL recommendations i applytag Ioroanaml Use COPIES. UG NIG fo take Balf interest in :l!llll MMD w. Address Box 38K, !ur o!- SOLICITORS to work from “sale per day. Hoover's Restorable 08 F n.w. STEAM FITTER. _flnnmu, 5 rd., Takoms Park, D. BELL BOYN, clevator boys and dogrmen wnt. Aty ‘Mr. McKenua, House, 15th Must_ba thoroughly exp. to keeD sct of books fu spare time, during the day or 2 or § evenings @ week. Call Main 3794 today_after 7:30_p. PER man, expérienced must. be nmmupne: and " typist. " Address ox_70-K, Tearn und dri ) nd Columbis (‘-ndy Co., 740 10th st. A Somta over 35 for high-cla ing proposition; STENOGRATHER for sesvios ¢ Clifion rom n-rhutl ’"'{.w« GEAP un,l ' ry r weel PPl mlnaflpm 25, Whikies Co, B10- Rhode s nz\mnruzn and typewriter; young man; 320 per week to start. Apply 413 10th st n w.. secretary’'s office. ENT, thonn(hlz apartment, office buildiny d%nce construction. . Salsry and pmlclpman {n profts of expanding businets. . State. ex- retersnces and minimom salary. capable, on h-coass Tesi- making. 'n.w. experienced, for me: 17y Khop. 506 9th «t. BRS (3) wante: g00d Apply Renno Bros., Jary and commission. Call Mr. Ziger, Adams 2249, D. Apply 1156 15th CHAUFFEURS for Black and White mmm must bave reference and identification eards, Apniy”to, Biack and Oxford flotel. 15th and_Penn: D MAN to take charge of clothes cleaniug, pressing and lanndry shop. Tourist t Potomac Park. Mr. Castillo. 28° to take charge of dairy: Man to take charg 3 dheo"arive White Taxl, Teferences re. from Apply Jesse vermanent, employment. write, giving ex- ‘Address Box 276- HOTELS wide kotels, clubs, d: ° fine EPHONE ~ OPEBATOR desires ~cvening ok Address _Box 104K, Btar office. TELEPHONE _switchboar _aperator, _experl- enced young man ,ith plessast, uur oree. 5 . Jnhn n Wilkias Co *516507 Rhode Tsiand man; one mus! TYPIST nd_offce aseltant, 'y::l’n(f who can take dictation prefe: g550, penman. Apoly n own 20 & week to start. Address Bos 112 up-vmu and make bimself genera around a theater; long hours: must he able to furnish & bond: good chance to learn the theatrical busines ger Howard Theates atter’ Appl. o, vlclomp:m 5 l::g Apply Biackistone, t‘o Clerk_in grocery siore; state s and salary expected. Address 2 ance, 'rllhnr ot ence’ unnecessary. 211, Jenifer blag (2). with or without selling ¢x Sales. 200 Bond y $30. mu Tith and New York ave: OUTH. office asistant: good chance sdvancement. Lamb Seal & Stenell Co., 13th k. n.w. SALESMAN wanted ; can make $35 to $43 per week; an excellent for ‘opportumty for man without ee preferred: Address Box middle- nuax T take rge of garage A ga< station ut uight. 1 H ost. ne. srd of 1o logs to any investor mow & aecnrities of well-known Southern fn- ¥ desires locsl manager o special repre- fve. While d. 16th bt oot i 4. Drakeme ern road: a2 k200, month: ex- later-Rallwas, Dept. pesrance. for_outside thrie, of neat au asset but oot E - i ocar wonld be - | perience. 8 |selling experience; 3:30 to 35 o’clock. Mr. Anderson, 120 Mc- Gill bldg. PR E SS ER—Experienced on men’s clothing ; none others need apply; references required. D. Kaufman, Inc., 1007 Pa. ave. See Mr. Cross. el D color photograph: tographs of this kind ‘a0 be m".' 03 apply. Ada: ating qualificat WOMAN"to” work sirea. Yoy gt o WOMAN, white, reliabi companion to mlddle-n(-d 1:;;“'&' b 2z om L the family: one Preferreds ~ haitren ox Wigh weior :fl.’lnnn. Tor_ed. n: must be tactfu unincumbered ; Sy ._Address Hox 64-R. vl Must be experienced. . Hose, 1107 ¥ st SAL JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO have several openings in ¢ GLOVEBEPART MENT Competent f‘)mc Qalcswomenf ]’I‘R\I'\\} NT POSITION isfactory. YOU.\ G WOMEN PERMANENTPLEASANT. DESIRABLE OCCUPATION. GOOD SALARY, REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES. RAPID ADVANCEMENT. APPLY ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND Learn Millinery Designing Dressmaking Get into the unerowded profe or become master of Sour own Tobe, Kmall Prof. Livingstone’s Xcademy. 1115 G N.W. Phone Fr. 74/3. i XQTL DENT NURSES, 6,atonces Must have 2 years of high . school or its equivalent. Cas- ualty Hospital. |CLOTHING SALESMAN, ex- perienced; also a window trim- mer; attractive salaries. Liv- ingston, 9o8 7th st. n.w. PHOLSTERER—White man, thoroughly experienced. Also boy with at least one year's ex- Apply Employment Office, 8th floor, Woodward & Lothrop. STORE CLERKS—Several, ex- |perienced, to wait on customers, by large local stationer. Kindly state experience, references, age and where last employed in let- e | ter addressed to Box 301-], Star experimental Apert at In 200 & month ete. Salari ~ belug paid Write mecnanical raftsmen, paying $35 to i) train_vou during your pare thme, ‘dar cor night: Call o phon Fricalare, Columpia fchool of Drafting, 14th 4 T sts. n.w. terest in an established dup busines derfal_opportunits | 1o TRE man. Star_office. N W) Capitol. es: Address te Apoly at once. J. | office. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN TO STAY ON NEW HOU OPERATIONS. APPLY THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO., 914 EW YORK AVE. SALESMAN FOR RUG DEPT. Young man for floor covering department in a large depart- ment store ; one with selling ex- perience preferred permanent position, with good opportuni- Address, stating full par- . Box 140-K, Star office. ST. registered, for _nelghborhood with downtown store expemence ace for capable and reliable were received until Oct. 5. Ad- K, Star_offic -{department store. - | chance of advancement. Address T'—'- 4. to w .n on W eaper y B. Altman, Tressing RADIO WANT o traned S oper % superyisors, fosters and salesmen c and great industry badly in mced of trained men. Opportunities to travel it you wish. _Ships, ®lores, banks, manufacturers, Tunicipalities all need Tadio irained men now. We train you in & short time to pass govern: ment examination qualifying you for these po- Titone. Call wris oF ‘phone. Main 1876 for foll infermation. Natioasl Hatlo Schoul, ave. n.w. nr:u. ESTATE SALBSMA! rienced. auto. 1 offer an_exceptional mvwflnlltr( Tor 2 5o0d man. Apply Golden Bule, 1305 REPRESENTATIVE, Virginia, wanted, u: sell well advertised popuisr brand hal s side line_on attractive commission ba: P., 619 L N.Y, SALEEMAN—A Washington house of quality desires outside salesman to take orders for lor-made clothes: only haxd worker with 1 selling ability wanted, Address Box :"snk nie 5 CArge eves ity “Bot Fot. Alezandrla, = it on (a0 tock or has good ur»n!nt or_bigh-grade artment, de- r. Bilis, di- nw., foom Dond seliing) ovlesman in 1ta new business de veloping savings account: rector new accounts, 1415 bt 402, between 4 and “understunds hard- 0 Tubricating ase busines ashington and oil_and territory. Address Box nearby office. SALES o ~ell_used home; older man preferred; must in rear of property and know Washington per weel, Call room 200, 921 15th SALESMA N o el a_Wah-grade 5o ity used by retail merchant: blg returns for a'live’ wire.” Address Box 63-K. Star office. Firosg giower 1o travl ssihe Audrers Box 182K, Star SALESMAN, firtclam, for high-class wub. division in growing northwest: must be well connscted socially snd a worker. Anply Hopkins Lan 612 International bldg. 1319 F at. . SALESMAN,EXPERIENCED An expenenced young man for men’s hat department in a large Splendid Box 269-E, Star office. i FEMALE. A WOMAN capable na beauty e enings 3 week: o highly wiil be considered, Hleller’s lumbia Vd ing_manicaring, two or thres apable woman name, address, AGdrans Box 83K, Riar office AN, intelligent, who < D 8 olmple eat of books, te and assist in ofbce: must. Turaien bond: long bours. Awly manager Howard Theater. 1345 | CONTRALTO Tor Cathollc church choir; salary alual . “Address Box 8333, Btar office: 28 WOMEN WANTED or Pleasant Outside Work. ' Why be out of work? Let us bave your fnil or spare time. We teach and train you the art of corsetiering. You must be over 2% pleasant. neat in appesrance, looest. trust 300304 Barriater Tids.. SALE! LAD\ . experienced. for cloak and suit dept. ; good salary - and commission. H. Abramson, 7th and L sts. n.aw. 2 YOUNG LADY with experi- ence in selling high-grade furni- * ture, draperies, ctc.; one with. ability to sell and combine- colors. Address Box 139-], Star OFFIC STANT an d‘ cashier, \\ho po~~c~~e~ knowl- edge of bookkeeping; state age, experience and salary expected. Address Box 347-], Star office. NURSE for baby boy one year old; must furnish best of referd; ences. Apply by letter. Address’ Box 15-K, Star office. COOK for small family; must furnish best of city references. Apply by letter. Address Box 11-K, Star office. P B X. OPERATOR—Onl those experienced will be consid- - ered. Apply Mr. Connor, Wm.: Hahn & Co., 7th and K. SALESLADIES, TO 30 YEARS OF AGE, INTELCIGENT, REFINED AND OF PLEASING PER- SONALITY. ¥ GRADESPT OR HIGH- XPERIENCE BUT NOT L\'\'I.N XPECTED. DRESS BOX 28K, STAR’ OFFICE. ] DANCING TEACHER, TG M0y, Widhes: 15 secure services for season planist. Give best terms per bour, etc. dress Box 64K, Star office. DEMONSTRATORS—New beat; _commission and salary; Boss-Oliver air-oil burner; no coal, no _ashes, no dirt. Mr. Bors, 1807 H st. * expetienced lad | crv preparation ‘week. Calculating machine examinstion 18, "(“!‘ofl promotion rnmé h(lflxn 00D, Civl ervice Preparatory School CoTh o Foata, mw. Prone Fracklin 2000 1 DICTAPHONE TRANRCRIBER by rmanent position: salary, Address 10 ex- Box' 389J, Star oo employed.” Phone Lincoln 1777 RL. nice, meat, to work in cafe. n.w. 2040 Ga. GIRI,, colored. with ‘experlence preferred. plain_n.w. to hélp in tallor_shop: one Cail 2101 Cham- GOVERSMENT CLERKS o handle line S!, home-mnde candies on commission basls. dress Box a.'.l\ &tar_office. S M GMEN quickly learn real smate Dlsiness: receive pay While learning: need Bot Interfers with preseat emplopment; some mak, class lectures Willlam F. Matteson. n'» v ¥ valesmens wann | 3 per cent savings . the ‘safest and best weiling | go0d commission ed. men and women and loan c.-r'unu‘. roposition in existenc f’.{"' roished: - 2% HOTELS NEEiv AMBITIOUS WUMEN—: tiom-wide demand for women: all de bote! houses: wde: ol advancement; our m;!nofl; ‘n"nd—on' stodente mpw.d b ing botels everyw! Open evenin, o S articutare, Lawis Hotel Tralniog s e ow i from | HOUAEKEEPER, middle-aged ve R rainia’ farm: state wages ezpact :E'a'm- Bot ZoK. Star ofice. in demand; l.lrnhoh‘ "'fll’h» . salespeopie. | e3perirnced and 4 waitress. poman: references. Call between 1 t €00] led, white ap. for pi £ | ing. ADRT ai D034 Hilizer o COOK—A settled white woman. Hillyer place. Bnru:wnnsn small nw!}] noulwon n home:_referer.ces. MAROEL, WAVBR. Beauty Shop. Only experienced ownwr;;aa appi. BALESLADIES Apply Stoart & D house-to-house seliing. efore i0 a. orders preferred. ¥ 1401 —Real estate salesman; one live mi with eof for full-time work. Conti- nental Reait 306 Bond_bldg. BALBSMEN _(8).clothing_tad _uraihiy Thoroughly . expetienced; good n‘ Reynotds, 1281, Pa. ave. SALESWOMEN—Excellent ovenicg for esveral ladies to sell wniimted acciden health contracts to employed BALESMEN (), traveling Vi.; car furnished; 10 for 1 lons; making'$10 10 320 per day. 1A Sentrer bidg., Tth and nmuzv—w. can use two more neAt 3 e A R n dur outs r o 2op Diati iag. l'mm-;v nma @) “Yun muvm-hwu s roposition gusrante Eanertencsl "Bond bidg, 14tn” st i ( ) l ned - e g‘ lml.la au oA aptem al .Y eauip) s m p] ' THAND in 30 dl 13] S best for less.” tas us:m Busisess Cellege, Tios Pt Maty m o T enecud. and’ how soen couls Star o particulars 15 Jevter. - Address Box 101 murisce oy stegs e “Sppiy_Hadleigh Hotel l ni’.'min?flffi and_offce St T in-|n ¥, good hom, |n uchlnn Adurm Rox 88-K, »m or & (Catholie’ E13 %0 30, for toatltution: Boare and room: mo cooking: reference required .. Answers received until Oct. 5. Address Boi , 202-H, Rtar office. ouswuflxzn, E WAges: D¢ undr) Cleve. 951 rbcq_(‘n-o, D.C. DOMESTIC—COLORED, CARE for two children during dar. #o colored woman, settled. A.ppl.v (att \nrl ave. ALESMEN (21, house-to-house selling. Ap- ply !tulr( b Co. Sfll Btewart building, 6th v, befofe lers pm. 29% L] E‘(, two ymml me rience un- SALEEMEN e futaah leads and instruct Y00 salary and commission. Ap- €05 Jenifer bldg. SALBSMEN with selling e willing to mk Awl m & corpora T oiiboses o men whe a8 waslity 360 per week. Ask for 3 T Sewex, Toom 000, 1315 ¥ % mmt never workéd before; top commissions: elab e premiums; full co-operation. Mr. Devine, bidg.. 11th and @ n.w. 1° EATIeieane, fed e e%: te dajery. Address rience; must be st. o OGRAPHER-BOOKKEBPER for law and ofice: only an experienced and us person desiring permanent posi- e atp Answer in bandwriting, stating age 08 exporience. Address Box. 1 K, Btsr office. 29° TAILORESS, expe colored, coats, mmeaiatols. * Natale Y. 20° NI JOUS Wt B are ) .”nmmm for children's 1213 18t ON Youmholrtml'h-l'llum with best Telephone Cl SR pro‘rlrl‘ . e - school in subarbe; stey other Nund-y sii day: only the | ',fi-; must beé lm-a.- N“ “‘ fimii‘.?«—-l_-li family; wages. $30.