Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1923, Page 30

BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval Radio Statiom, Radie Va. (435 Meters). 10;05 p.m.—Weather bureau report. Early Pregram Friday. 45_a.m.—Live stock reports. 10:05 a.m.—Weather report. 10:25 a.m.—Fruit and vegstable shipments. 12:26 p.m.—Live stock markets. 1:45 p.m—Frult and vegetable ~Live stock reports. —Weather bureau report. 3 .m.—Hay, feeds, crop reports, specials. 4:25 p.m.—Dairy manket report. WJIH—Willlam P, Boyer Company (273 Meters). 3 to 4 p.m.—Financlal and market reports; music (dally). WMU—Boubleday-Hill Electric Com- pany (261 Meters). Station temporarily discontinued. WCAP—Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- Ppho! Company (469 Meters). 8:10 p.m.—Concert of music broad- cast direct from Wardman Park Hotel, played by Irving Boernstein’s Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra. 10 to 12 p.m.—Dance music, direct from Wardman Park Hotel. Early Program Friday 12 noon—Time signals from the U. S. Naval Observatory WRC—Radio Corporation of America (469 Meters). 2 p.m.—Fashion developments of the moment, by Eleanor Glynn. 3:10 pm.—Plang recital, Tullinger of the Cincinnati Musie, (@) “Le_Jongleu (h) ‘“Marche Grotesque” Sir (¢) “Romance,” L Forge; (d) “Elegy, Rachmaninoff. 325 pme—*The Cooling Surface of Public Opinion,” by the editor of The 1 Interpreter. e e recital, by Mildred 1.. Boynton, soprano: (a) “Until” Mc; Cargill; (b) "I Love a Little Cottage, (c) “Three Love Lyrics of Indl rd Finden. AR ov:?:\d—l—nu'he magazine of Wall street. 4 “p.m.—Report of the @ ference board. 518" pm.—] tional code p: 5 dio Corporation of Americ o’sn;v?m‘}:cgldren's Hour, by Pesgy Albion, DISTANT !TA‘I'ID.\'S.E - All Programs Sche jed for Easterm Standard WJIZ—New York (455 Meters). 7 p.m.—"Jack Rabbit Stories,” by 1d Cory. i D pm-Dance program by Irving Selzer and his Cafe Boulevard Or- S bim.—The world's work. 8 p.m.—Cafe Boulev: rd Orchestra. 8:15 to 9 pm—Organ recital by J. Thurston Noe. 5 3 p.m.—Mayor Hylaf's people's con- cert. 10:30_p.m—Dance program by the Hotel Commodore Orchestra. Early Program Friday. 3 p.m.—Organ recital by Leo Riggs o, the Hotel Astor organ. §.80 p.m.—Closing reports of the % York state department: closing quotations of the New York Sls,ac Exchange; foreign exchanges: ‘The Condition of the Leading Businesses”; Evening Post news. ational cone in interna- N WLW—Cincinnati (300 Meters). 11 p.m—Christmas _program of sa- cred music by the Choral Socety of the St. Paul's M. E. Church; vocal aolos. 12 p.m.—Concert gy the Pennsylva- nia Railroad Orchestra. Early Program Friday. 11:30 p.m.—Weather forecast: busl- ness Teports. 2:30 p.m.—Market reports. 4 p.m.—Business reports. 5 p.m.—Lecture recital by Mildred Templeton Williams of the Conserva- tory of Music. WGY—Schenectady (380 Meters). 6 pm.—Produce and market re- ports; news bulletins. #:15 p.m.—Weekly road report 7:45_p.m.—Musical program b; Fort Orange Soclety Orchestra; read- ings; address, “Refrigeration,” by A. R. Stevenson, jr. of the financial and commercial mar- kets. (This service is broadcast every half hour.) 12:35 p.m.—Table talk by Mra. Anna J. Peterson of Peoples’ Gas Company. 1:30 p.m.—"The Progress of the World,” by Review of Reviews. 4 ‘WBZ—Springfield, Mass. (337 Meters). 7:30 p.m—Twilight tal for kiddies; farmers period; letter from the New England Homestead. 9 p.m.—Concert by Mrs. A. N. Win- tflila lflpl’lnaoe. .m.—Bedtime stol for grown- ups, by Orison B e en. Early Program Friday. 11:56 a.m.—W, epoits ‘Weather and mukel ‘WIP—Philadelphia (509 Meters). 6 p.m.—Weather forecast. 8:05 p.m—Dinner musio. 7 p.m.—Uncle Wip's bedtime storie: Toll call for children. 8 p.m.—Addrees by Dr. Siles Neff. 3 .m.—Artist recital by the WIP quartet; talk on ‘Mah Jong” ?(y.”hh:.sofll‘:fock. D;‘lln recital by % on tl rman Theater organ. : P i Early Program Frifay. 1:30 p.m.—Weather forecast. 3 pm.—Concert tour by the Rluff- ton College Glee Club; concert by the Glee Club of Philadelphia, 4 p.m.—Artist recital by Raymond Brown, violinist, and Ruth Burrows, { planist. | S { WFI—Philadelphia (305 Meters). { 8 p.m.—Bedtime stories. 6:30 p.m—Meyer Davis Orchestra ‘l:“p.nnr:.::%y Soout program; {mita | t birds and ani; v "R‘egz Hank” Milo. R :30 p.m.—The third and fourth of Arthur Murray's radio dancing les- 5 p.m.—Jack Leroy's Orchestra. Early Program Friday. 10:15 a.m.—Prod; madil &m—Produce and live stock 1 p.m.—Meyer Davis’' Orchestra. 0 p.m.—Agricultural reports. 3 p.m.—Concert by Harold reader; Ethel Skilton Shoemake prano; Louls A. Starr, 3 Jiano: L bass; Caroline & WSB—Atlanty (429 Meters). p.m.—News flashes; i mary; markets. Slei e 5 p.m.—Kiddie pogram; bedtime story by Miss Bonnie Barnhardt. 9 to 10 p.m.—Musical program. 11:45 . aspeclal program. m. night prograi mythical station, 1. & G Y the Early Program Friday. 1to2 p.n;;l—llduslcl! program. 5 p.m.—Music by the H Theater orchesta. G ‘WOC—Davenport (484 Meters). 5 p.m.—Chimes concert. :g p.m.—Sandman’s Visit. 50 p.m.—Sport news and forecast. T 9 p.m.—Musical program; P. Orchestra. - e Early Program Friday. 11 a.m.—Market reports. 12 noon—Weather and river fore- cast. 1 p.m.—Chimes concert. 3 p.m.—Closing stocks and kéts. 130 lecture, by C. mar- p.m.—Educational program “Radium and Radio Actl‘vlty A. Russell. WDAP—Chicago (360 Meters), 8 pm—Dinner concert. p.m.—Dance program; P progr: Ppopular Early Program Friday. 2:35 p.m.—Luncheon concert. KSD—St. Louts (546 Meters). 9 p.m.—Harvard Glee Club con- cert. WEAF-—-New York (492 Meters). 7 p.m.—Midweek services under the t.;.lsg;ces th the N:JW York Federation o urches; voc: solos; add Rev. C. Vincent Hall, e y sport talk, A . saubls, coloratura soprano. 55 p.m. Hunting the Ge 5 Carl E. Akeley. & S 8:10 p.m.—Olcott Vail, violinist. i THE EVENING RADIO NEWS As the weather becomes colder WCAP continues to reach out to dis- tant points and foreign countries. Already the station has heard from England and S8an Salvador, and yes- terday it added Mexico to its log book. C. A. Miyar, Puebla, Pue, Mexico, wrote a letter expressing his appreciation of the music broadcast jointly by WEAF and WCAP. Sev- eral letters have been recelved from Cuba, Radlo Bditor: I would like to know if you or any of the radio fans would tell me the station that was broad- casting December 24, about 8:20 p.m. WRC was also broadcasting at the same time, but I know it was not this station, although I thihk the station was located iIn this city. The first thing I heard was an address by Santa Claus. This was followed by “That Old Gang of Mine. The letters were then glven, but they were not very plain. He ald they were broad- casting from the north pole, under the direction of Santa Claus. Their next selection would be “Almost But Not,” by the Indian- apolis trlo, to which they were oconnected by separate relay. This was followed by a five-minute in- termission, after which they read a telegram from a George Phillips of this city, requesting a repeti- tion of the last selection, which was granted. The next selection was “Barney Google,” then “Last Night on the Back Poreh.’ This “Yes, We Have No " sung by the gashouse Then the slaughter house trio sang “Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean.” This was about 8:05 p.m., when T was forced to sign off. 1 would,appreciate it if some one would let me know what station this was. Thanking you in advance and - wishing you and your column con- uccess during the coming A J K Radio Editor: I saw in your radio news of De- cember 25 a letter from D. J. S, inquiring the station in Philadel- his whose first three letters are An editor's note atated that there was no such station in Phila- delphia. On December 22 T heard a sta- tion in Philadelphia whose letters were WIAD or possibly WIAB. I am positive about this. & 1 realize that a silent night would rob crystal set owners, but 1 think that the powerful local stations might sign off early one or two nights a week to give the tube set owners n chance. The following are the stations I have received since September 15 on a single circuit, non-regenera- tive recelver with one stage audio frequency amplification, employing WD-11 tubes: WOC, 'GY. WIZ, WDAP, WIAZ, KDEKA, WHB, ' WSB. ' WBAV, WHAZ, WLW, WDAR, WTAM, WHAS, WMC, PWX, WSAL WGR, WNAM, WBZ, 6KW, KOP, WIAX, WJAR,’ WEAF, WPAD, ' WPAH, WMAK, WSY, WTAS. 9CE, WLAH, WNAC, WEAN, WOS. . WCAM, WOR, WEAH, WCAE, WHA, WHK, WCX, WMAQ, WAAF, WRM, WABB, NA. JAD, RSD, WLAG, WIAD, XYW, WWJ, WIP and WFL 1. J. CAVANAUGH. Radio Editor: I read in the Wednesday Star that a fan picked up WKAQ at San Juan, Porto Rico. You also 9:16 p.m.—“The Philippine Islands,” by_John H. Pardee. 9:30 p.m.—Van and Schenck, come- dians, from the Columbla Phonograph Company. 9:45 p.m.—Lorna Drew, planist. 10_p.m.— ‘Radio Prospects for 1524, by Qrrin E. Dunlap, jr. 10:15 p.m.—Jessle Mitchell, Iyric so- 0 p.m.—Lorna Drew, pianist. 10:45 p.m.—Jessie Mitchell, lyric so- prano. p.m.~—~Vincent Lopex and his or- chestra. Early Pregram Friday. 11 8.m.—Muslcal program. 11:16 a.m.—"First Aid in the Home" by Capt. Fred C. Mills of the Amer- ican Red Cross Teachers' Cente: p.m-—Cameron Rogers, spealk er the auspices of “World am.—Agriculturist market Teport: 12 noon—Market reports by De- partment of Agricuiture. sta Cooper, contralto. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. said that it was the first time this station has been reported heard in the District. I caught this station myself at sbout 9:45 when they signed off. 2 y recelving set is o one-tube affair, using a variable condenser and two colls wound on a salt box. R. E. GABLE. Badio Editor: I am an ardent advocate for one silent night a week. Last night I received stations WNAV, Ten- nessee, and WKAQ, Porto Rico. Had it not been for this silent night a great many fans could not have raceived these stations. Following are some other stations I have re. celved with my _one-tube _set WNAC, CFCA, WJAR, WLW, WBAP, TWX, WDAJ, WLK, WAAS, WIAO, WCBD. W, WLAG, WNAV. VWadk, VKSD, WOR. WGM, = WEBAL -WAAX WMAK, WCC, WBAV g o W WGR, WCAO, KFKX, KYW, WSY and WLAC. C. FERRIS, 1215 6th st. s.w. P. B—Please natate distance of Cuba and Porto Rico from Wash- ington. Havana is 1000 miles from Washington. San Juan, Porto Rico, is 1,600 miles.—Editor. Radio Editor: I wish to congratulate station WRC, through vour radio news columin, for tue able manner in which ‘they broadcasted the mid- night mass, December 25, from Sacred Heart Church, WRC and Sacred Heart Church deserve the distinction of being the first to broadcast the celebration of the mass. ‘WRC and WCAP are good sta- tions, but I think they should sign off not later than 10 p.m. & CHARLES M. SBIZER, 131 10th st. ne. Radio Editor: Through sour column 1 would like to know what etation was broadcasting Monday night, Decem- ber_24. e_station sounded like CFY or TEY or TMY. Its num- bers were mostly short jazz pleces. They were broadcasting about 8:45, and they said that they were broad- casting for the north pole. Radio Editor: I would like to know what sta- tion was broadcasting a man and woman singing about 10:30 p.m. The announcer announced WGX or WKX_broadcasting from Arcadia, and that the next number would be “That Old Gang of Min heard part of that number, and then the weather report cut my station out. I have a three-tube set. HARRY K. LANGLEY, 639 Morton place northeast. Redio Editor: 1 should like to be informed through the Radio News as to whether or not some station in Omaha, in place of the Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chicago, was commu- nfoating with the ' Bowdoin on Christmas eve night around 2:15 o'clock, eastern standard time. As_I understood the anouncer, the Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chi- cago, had a silent night, and this station in Omaha was broadcasting in their place. After playing “Si. lent Night, Holy Night,"” the sta- tion in question signed off at about 2:30. A LISTENER-IN. Radio Editor: 1 would appreciate if one of the thousands of radio fans that read your great column, who keep all broadcasting on record, would tell me what call letter was the sta- tion that signed off at about 10:40 p.m, eastern standgrd time, Sun- day night. I tuned In on this sta- tion to hear a faint voice say, “Don’t forget tomorrow night be- tween 6 or 7 o'clock and at 12:05 tomorrow night,” meaning Monday night, December 24. JOHN H. ERHART, 631 4th street northeast. Badio Editor: * Much has been eald in your radio news column as to whether we should have a silent night or not Kindly let me protest emphatically against a silent night, and I have a three-tube set, too. But I have & big kick to register nst the code pest. It seems en I get good dinner music from Pittaburgh or some other place some code comes along and kills it until they are through with their message. 1 know hundreds of radio fans, but none interested in code. But I sup- pose they have a right to live also. Witn the local stations going this nuisance is overcome. am for cutting_out code from 4 to 12 I think HELP MALE ._Ose AUTOMOBILE BALESMAN to sell Ford cars: 4 Mgt be experienced and o ronl workes: 35 per week drawing accl ral comm| Address Box 348-P, tar office. HELP-—MALE AND FEMALE. butler, marriea couple preferred: 0 g0 bome nights: best references required two in family. Apt. 2, 1222 16th st __* INSTRUMENTAL PLAVERS to join Y. M. H. A. amateur orchestrs. Write Mr. Shreib- man. Y. M. H. A., 11th and_ P . BAKER on bread, —cakes, ples. Sul ER akery, 721 8th st. How BOY over 16 fo work In drug_wiore 3 evi nings a week and alternate Sunday. Smith Pharmacy, 3529 Conn. ave. o BOY, white, with operator's permit. to drive truek 'and make himuelf usetul arousd tin shop. _Chas. F. Rupertus, 3411_Gs. ave BOYB who want to earn big money selling w radio proposition. Room B34 Btar bIdg. YB, whits, wanted, with or Apply cles. Mr, Simmons, 1418 & BUS BOY, 4 to 1 pim, Johason & Dyrae, 3120 14th n. . CANVABSERE (three), salary of :‘nm‘lz’r. mus e some experience. _ App Manager, Ourisman’ Cheviolet Sales Co., 631 H st ne. o8¢ CARETAKER for small piace near Washi ton; s ages_and references. Address Box 322-P. Star_ office. * CARPENTERS _Two good mien, white. 611 E st. n.w. . colored, at once. 1425 Irving non-usion, Budd’s,_18th_and Col._rd CHAUFFEUR-—White truck, Conger Laundry, 284 and New York ave. CHAUFFEUR. white. to drive car for hire; idextification card_and know thé s Auto Eervice, rear 1131 1ith CRE caperienced, with ideatifici tion cards and references, = Apply Wardman Park Hotel taxicab_office. DOORMAN, white; must perience, Apply the Lee ve had_hotel House, 15th and L BBLL BOY. Apply Hotel Bancroft, 16th andy expe MAN OR WOMAN—Colored, to sell high-cla Jewelry on easy paymenti mf-.n'c'-hm Tuesdays and Thursdays: em o par e Wiiitaas . Marieson. 010611 Bena_butiding. ANGTHER former student rays: “Io_your school 35 dayw; was placed in & stenographer Eultlou. $26 week. ' Positions for gradustes. | Enroll foday. "Boyd School, 1888 G. M. 2870. CAN YOU MAKE MAP DEAWINGAT We train during your spare ti day or eve ul personal ‘instructien to become an e: g raphic draftsman {o 8 to 9 monthy echanical and Architectaral Drafting courses also, Btart pow. Write, call or tor catalog and ful: particulars. COLUMBIA BCHOOL OF DRAFTING, 14th and T sts. n.w. North 272. | GTVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONASienogr i phy and typewritin 8; tuition, $5. clal instruction, beglnning today, for agent, ternal Revenue, Jan. 9§, both men and wom Balary, $2,250 to $3,000. y and night classe: Patent office, Jun. 9. The Civil Service Prepara- tory Behool, cor, 12th and F n.w. I 5»90 HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS and 0: nation-wide demand in all departmests, 1 Botel tea rooms, cafeterias. clul ment ' bouses; uncrowded feld; fSoe liviag, Quiek advancement; our methode indorsed” our students employ. e els every- Eo Open_ eve: . Cail_for particulars. . otel Training Bchool, 1840 N. Y. ave. NG, EXPERIENCED I\ structor; limited class; reason rates; op- portunities off, Address Box 308-M, Star og.(‘! sts. n.w. 3 immediately 1n VI inia, 15 miles from' Washington. B, R. hite, Bpringfleld, Va., o Room 211, B0 Dep o epraaent Teudrug "New Fort 1ife topuranc represent leading New company. Address Box 1728, Star ofce. GROCE! CLERK, experienced; must know how to cut meat. PI‘I’:E Food Btore, 5528 Conn. ave. 28 Sperienced, TEARN DRAFTING. Zenith Engineering & Drafting College, 945 Pa. Ave. Bee Mr. Cook. Rm. 22. 20% EMPLOYMENT AGEN COOKS, several col ted: Tndy colored, for Florida: drivers, porters, chambe malds. ' Fuller's Exe., 1221 23th at ¢ whote ! INSTRUCTION COURSES h . apart- | HELP—DOMESTIC. Coutinue! 3. ~ \ ~ ? , 0, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1923. HELP AND SITUATIONS. ’ WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. Continued. NURSH, white or colored, Bpring pla Col. 11 id_gentieman, private room and Cathedral ave. Friday WOMAN, refined, experianced in cooking, COOK, experienced ; also house- maid; stay nights; Col. 7326. Ap- morning until 12 SITUATIONS—MALE. experienced. 3 irmont st. of 43/ family 2704 bath. firgslrrunw. piancw, carpets, etc, Ga'or have me call; Wescar “Weschlor, FURNITURE a04 Tousehoia gu will feel ullnllu‘imv\')('hmnrfi eisenberg, 416 101 GOLD, silver, dia “and ol QOLD. “ailver, amonds and old EWELEY, dmmonds. DT “gola, el and artificial teeth. Kigi 2873, 1 pa o 591, D. Alpbier, 907°G at. o1 goia siiver A. ¥, Arnold, 1323'G et. BOOKKEEPER, expert, 4 12 years' study Pace Instity K work 2 mights week uts bour, Address Box reasonable. colored, [ D MAN, 3 } Janitor n smail ‘apartinent ences furnished. FLEVATOR or & half night or witchbo Student, HOTEL MAN, jen ability,” knowledge of tncom manent position in Washi ences. Address Box TER desires general rei ‘Thos, J. Langford, 27, B B riv en. 1130 New York 1647 K st Fears' experien: 12 esiren ‘accou for_ expe: H B47.0, Star ofte - wition a8 Tou st refer- t. n.w. rator, Vermont ave . aiso_executive e tax, desires per- ngton: best refe tar offic - i 8105 11th st. n ndy with ton] will sccept low ealai 7 no_room. ave. . JANTTOR, colored, $45 and m llandet’ College, 7th and Phose Line. 2460, N take Sharge ol businees aite. somality to charge o factory references and cash bond of $500 re- uired: steady employment for right man. Ad- ress_Box 230 P, Star office. < MAN—Active, middie-aged, desirous of making 2 busizess connection of permanent and profit able“naturs, will be given responsible " pos Hon and intarest in "business. Hubstantial salary at atart, with large possibilities when familiar with 'work. $1,000 investment re- Habits and per- HELP—FEMALE. A FRW choice seholarahips are now beiog of- fered young ladies, high school gradoates, in iine work. Apply at ouce d 721 13th st. COLLAR ™ GIRL, white, experienced; also white assorter, experienced; must be neat and Apply Elite Laupdry, 2119 14th st. DEMONSTRATOR for Chicago wholessle com: Washington territory. Salary, and com : permanent. W. Wiek, . pt. 4. Telephone F. 1447, evenings. quired. Address Bor 261.P, Star office. aced MAN — Vi ext for *oue ot "the fargest ite. lasurance companies: best contract; present Average over §3.000 a_year: references. HAND TRONING, colored girls. _Apply Ma bhattan Laundry, 1336 Fla. . LADY. for_spare nme omy. ing New York life insurance comysay. dress Box 170-B. r_office. 854-L. Star office. MAN, useful, cars furnace. grounds, garden chickens, wash windows. etc.; Teferences re Quired; B0 month and room and board. Ap- ly Reom 2015 Navy Department, or address x 355-P, Btar office. 5 MEN (three) for Insurance work; experience not required; we will teach you how {o build your own business and make at least $150 er month while learning; maximum comi} sion and fully equipped C. M. Wright, 700 Bond. bidg.. before 10 & m. SODA DISPENSER, white, experienced; ref- erence: po night or Sunday work. Tumbie lon, 1901 B st. n.w. 29° STENOGRAPHBR, expert, thoroughly experi- ‘Dermanent position. 803 Woodward blds. Address Box MEN, 0, /that Bave bad some expersmcs house-to'house _canvaseing. men make from $0 to 478 o week: Now ls be Dost Uiy ag eneiey n. e Barmedtn iny elry oo direse Sox 0.2 Bta? ofice. N to be adjusted for all acute and chronle diseases in the free chiropratic clinic at the Riley chool of Chiropractic, 1232 I4th Wednesday and Fridey eye: arums, saxophone and nce orchestra; write fully. ), Star office. . STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly, gEpert: permavent. position. 303 3 TYPIST—$10 week to start. Address Box 295- 21! TYPIST, with finished education. with writer in preparing manuscript during re time: must be trustworthy. For further detalls_address Box 346-P, Star office. 28% ‘WOMAN—Open-minded, well _educated, travel south in winter and north in summer; $1,500 first year, and train fare paid; promo- tion o merit. PASTRY OOOK, colored, one good oo home- made ikl and rolls, for cafeteria. Address Box 852P, Star office. o 28° RESIDENT MANAGER—Reliable resident of Washington or vicinity. will be included in an dtganization as manager: $40 per week fo Start. with the opportunity to earn at least . Particulars of experience and uired. Iovestment required. address Box 208-P, Star office —1 want & man of pleasant per- souality and good education, 20 years or over, With ambition enough to earn” at least $1: er week: opportunity for rapid promoti ‘all_Room 100, 1623 L st. n.w. BALESMEN—3 neat appeariog men with sell. ing ‘experience e $14 to §28 per day. Call between nd 5:30 pm., 801 11th at._o.w. SALESMEN—_We need a high-class man to become agency manager as soon &s qualified: A 30 to 45; 0o traveling necesmery busicen will_appeal to any man who desires to live up to the highest ideals of honesty and integ- Apply My Cole, 807 Metropolitan Bank must_have experience. Address Box 811-P, Star office. STOCK CLER| department; muj o honesty. future for & real producer. Btar office. YOUNG MAN with shoe experience, of managing branch of chaln store: opportunity.. Appiy 1114 Tth st. n.w. YOUNG MAN, ambitious, may obtain course in stenography and kindred subfects in return for arc-time 'Apply Strayer's College, 721 i have best of references as steady position and good Address Box 45-S, pable splendid { | experienced, for Ford parts WOMAN—Wili give good home and small compensation to elderly of young woman to help take care of old lady. Plenty of time off. 11th st. n.w.. before 5 p.m. 1444 W, apt. after 7 WOMEN AN all acute and chronic disesses chiropractic clinie, at Chiropractic. 1233 14th st. n.w. Wednesday and Friday evenings, 7:30 p.m, CHILDREN o be ndjusted for in the free Monday, from 6 %0 Address Box 229-K, Star office. | the Riiley Bchool of | perienced tar_office. experience, desires permane: growing organization to train for future off salary secondary, cership or partnershi; future depending on bighest reference Replies confidential ness; tion. ranged P, WAITER, aged 80; 10 a.m. SITUATIONS—FEMALE. ried; open for investig t your copvenlenc o5 1o start. _Col 7 28 nt connection with but s COLORED GIRL, reliable, place with dressmaker or work in tailor shop. Answer by card. 759 Irvin practical, wishes xperienced and Kin: wants permanent _st. n.w gagement: ig d. Franklin 700 SECRETARY-EXEC desires high. G WOM. e 8P, E—Educated wom iass ~position: Box 320-P, Btar office. MAN, refined, have had eight years' splendid refe of a experience as references. Ad 25 SITU. ATION;—DOHIS’IIC. | belts: m RECOMMENDED SERVICE The following bu tee sathafaction 1o plaint fouad necessary Btar-will receive 1 omp admission 'to~ Recommen _umns, call Main 5000, b ANTS, BEDBI Pests dextroved; expe MINATOR 'CO., K A& RADIATOR LxyeaTh .. . fendees: low § e €O.." 608 John Marahail 11 e ATTO ToF 0 Seat Works, rear & vide curtains and dnced’ prices, Our “"Write or_phone Main AUTOS W $1.50; day or nigh storage POLISHED. & CARBON BUAN remove pin o castings. s et work ' guarante 320 st. o Phone CARPET Cr. Tu Md."ave. s.w cheerfully given CH. caneing, pices in city. e, INT CANEING, FAND ing:, Liah<lims work? lowes TRONC t o.te. Frankiin el o CHAIR CANING. UPHOLST FPATH. ing: AL ‘work: foment price A G AND BUal repi and o clalty ; prices reasonable. Estimaton o prices rewsonable. Estimat CORSETE ¢ NuBone, Good term L WIRING. wtimates friel applisnces €0.. 1405 ELECTRIC vrowpt moderate Phoie OW. L. P WILSON LECTRICAL Wi fixtures, $0. LECTRI iX-room house n: full line of NS BARKLEY Aoy WIRING service. 0., ELECTRICAL on your work. Milleriz method of wiring and inst your home. Cy FLOOR RE mechanic. 10th st. n : Tel. Fra MACE ng. ¥ CHAMBERMAID, colored; 2012 Bth_st._n.w. Food wages. G 4th st n.w. COLORED WOMAN wants moroing work. 1106 COTORED GIRL, competent sires day work tomac 2442. 29 N et. n.w. Phone Po- it and reliable, de- | COOK, firat_class: will ® ences. Address 755 Irving tay nights; st now. | Col. 4348-W. (COOK or chambermaid, by 20th st n.w. Teat woman. 1112 | 200 GENERAL HOUSEWORK, place in small family; to Columbia_st. n.w. coloréd girl wishes- stay mights. 1414 WORK bermaid and waitress. RL from the country wants a job as cham- Apply 1120 19th t. n.w. colored girl wants WOMEN—Five: respectabie out-of-door work; Ble mogey i'3ou <an qualty” vow s Cae best - Belling high rade feweiry on 4 adrems Bor 201" Biar ocer T YOUNG LADY for outside work missions. Calling on prospects. 1422 F . Room 304. YOUNG WOMEN. PERMANENT, PLEASANT, DESLRABLE OCOUPATION. GOOD SALARY. REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASPS. RAPID ADVANCEMENT. Targe com: t i SEAMSTRESS, to work on men’s clothing, at once. D..J. Kaufman, Inc., 1005 Pa. ave. irl: HOUSEWORK, mornings, by reliable color 1237 6th_st. . n.w. i ored Call ‘woman wants piace by 520 Que st. n. work, experienced col- | ‘month with bours. DRY | DRY, first class, to do at home. North EWORK for iaundry or cooking. WORKS to_take home or day's Geneva Jackson, | e 2414 vlmnll; colored girl; no | 16 | Fayes st._s. MORNING Wi 1821 M st. n.w.. Apt. ORK and washes to do home. No. 1. NURSE, by neat 523 24th st. n.w. WORK by_the hour, erences. _Call colored { ol North' 3308-W. W references. Te MILLINERY BUYER wanted, experienced in millinery of the better class. Frank R. Jelleff, WORK ¢ out small washing to tal Monda: Lome. ¥s and Tuesday 1% Van st { repaired | sON. 1 PAPERHANGING—Ger FURNITURE covers made. ¥ free. TITTEN: while W. H. 8] KEYS—DUPLICATE KE while you wait. York KEYS DUPLICA 25¢. i Basement. 5. TED WHILE ¥Y0U WAl uchine work. 813 H st R REPATRING: PARTS F Dou't wait until spring. Tel . ARMIGET n.. AND PILLOWS 1en cvated 5. Let u iveries and Co., 11 b et. W, T AND RENOVATING — Mattresses, Tor springe, iro lows renovated at week—Mattrerses ding Co.. 618 E st. PAINTER AND 1 Beat work, lowest pri fee. 706 Gth st hw. Phove & time appr o8 your interior and ex nk of patutin B t0 estimate ing. W ) Main 1281 PAINTING AN SPECTAL Tow prloes. PAPERHANGING D O N = Al A, §6 and up. J. A 3365, Quick. asonable pri T done ¥00a and PAPERHANGI. terior and exterior pui; 4 pm—Au D.m., seven days a week. Dboth our big stations are dolng fine and should be encouraged. A FAN. TOUNG AN, neat appearance, @ sell candy experience preferred. See Mr. Car- lavety Fheater. OFFICE BOY. Splendid chance to learn 20 p.m—"A Message from Au traila to the American People,” Donald Mackinnon. ol o 8:40 p.m.—Helen Gaubls, coloratura soprano. 5 p.m.—Evelyn Kempf, pilanist, 4330 p.m.—Bernard A. Anrens, bari- ton PHYSIOTHERAPY AND BLECTROTHER. | Metropoll apy scientifically given. For appointment, | PAPERHANGING AND ne Potomac 1447 papered, £6 and up. A e &t 8w, Tetephone Frauklin nerve trouble, sleepiessness, rheumatism, lum: | PHONOGRAPH REPATRIN . Graduate nurse (col . N repaired by expert; parts for al bago, (colored). North 6985-J. | Tepaired by expert: parts for a Early Program Friday. p.m.—Stock market program. 0 p.m.—Produce market report. 5 Weather forecast. p.m.—Music and household talk, “The January Bargain Sales.” 1 Main 8736 Phonograph 5 p.m.—Augusta Cooper, traito. . 5 p.m-—Bernard A. Ahrens, bari- 5 p.m.—Ellen Campbell, pianist, con-, BATH, massage, for excessive fa al estate busi- . 914 N. Y. Ave. ACCOUNTANT. You can be one; a year ar leas of tralning in your spare tim all, phone or write La xtension T18-T14 Albee 1 1! 1 1 of talks on “Finan- by Dudley F. Fowler. ] 9:10 p.m.—Olcott Vail, violinist. Votes for women seems to be a practical certainty at this session of ¢he Itallan chamber of deputles. —By WEBSTER stay 3 nights a week. Phone Cleve. . CHILD'S NURSP, whits an or girl: remain nights. Chevy Chase, D. | | | ’ | THE EVENTS LEAPING UP TO THE TRAGEDY. { I ton, 3 TED—HOME FOR $-YEAR-OLD GIR party must have means. so that child will be roperly cared for. Adoption to be considered ter. Call 515 6th n.w. s0* WANTED T0 ADOPT & BABY GIHL months to 2 years old, by reliable Protesta: Couple, 408 Tulip ave, ‘Takoma Park, D WOR—Newark (405 Meters). 6:16 p.m.—A talk by Mrs. Vernon Quinn on “Beautiful America." 6:30 p.m—"Music While You Dine,” by Tom Cooper's Country Club Or- chestra. 7 p.m.—David Elder, tenor. Early Program Friday. 2:30 p.m.—Evelyn Tobey, in a talk ‘What's the Matter With Our Homes?' 3 3 3P | reasonabie price | Chesrrally giv PLUMBING, T1) Jrmmml! attended to. | 3¢ AND SPOUTIN n there is plumb Main 1261, JOHNBON REST HOMB—INVALIDS, CO! Talescents, aged; night supervisor 1724 20th there is CAROW & FRY. ot. o.w. North 3 | 1 H nw. WE_ARE NOW PAYING 32 TO 310 FOR | PLUMBING AND HEATIX men's and ladies’ used saits. prises for | 412 E. Cap. Line. 3 oid_ clothi ‘the' Diggest, Wash. Clothing | Water leating, plumbisg. bo) Bxchange, €38 D st. Phone Mal plants. _Found reliable for 25 years Ladié¢s’ and Men's Tailoring. ity Qutck aci B emergenty Cleaning, pressing and remodeling. When you thiuk of m& thiok ol Coata relined & epecialty. UAROW & I 1 Work calicd Tor and delivered. 1926 17th st 1 North 7869. lled 8. RUDOLPH. nw. Diamonds Left on Sale. T Diamond privcess ring, all blue-white dia-| pot &0 SESRENT wort monda u!nin l(h! "[‘b"lfl clq;fld‘l‘ Ddll“flur\ timates fur. and rea: mounting: finest possible quality and wor fes fur. Snd teas. pric manship. Party must sacrifice. . W. BARGHAUSEN, 12 WHAT Do YOU Thmsc s AEinoae THE FIT OF THS SuIT. LOOK S AS THOUGH | WAS POURED tuvo 1T ladild ‘ BEAuTIFULLY .m.—Isabel Tarrago, Soprano. .m.—"Health by Dr. an Buren Peckham. 3:30 p.m.— Rose Falls Bres, ess. 3:50 p.m.—Isabel Tarrago, soprano. H: th au- Main Sth et. now. VWUTING, CORN wofs repaired and| f Kinds; e WWJ—Detrolt (516 Meters). T 7 p.m.—The Detroit News Orches- tra; the Chapel Four. 10 p.m.—Dance music by Jean Gold- kette's Orchestra. Early Program Frida) 0 a.m.—"Tonight's Dinner.” a.m.—Public health service bul- 0:25 a.m.—Weather forecast. 12 noon — Dance music by Jean Goldkette's Orchestra. 3 p.m.—The Detroit News Orchestra. 3:30 p.m.—Weather and market re- ports. (. first_cliss. white; reference required. 1 i | Sudduth, 301215 I platinum diamond bar pin; very | xperience high aud open shop. _Estimates given. b Mints repairs tru X Call or| $750 fine, large gems. $525 blue-white perfect solitaire diamont month 0 { ring, il platinum mounting, set with 1 28° ! giamonds and sapphires. Must be sold at once. $375. osite Star of HOLSTERINC A1l platinum flexible diamond watch brace- | Furniture repaired. let (whtch and bracelet studded with dia.| will call anywhe monds) s original price, $1,300. o1, 4098, " Standard Uph. ¢ $97. A goarantee with every diamond sold. KAHN OPTICAL CO., 617 7th St. N.W. WFAA—Dallas (476 Meters). 9:30 to 10:30 p.m.—Recital by Wed- nesday Morning Choral Club. Early Program Friday. 1:30 to 2 p.m.—Address by Robert Stewart Hyeron, “The World for Christ.” MOW HERE'S A PLAWN NAVY BLUE. CONSERUATWE BUT SNAPPY. HOW's 1T STRIKE You? Ve NEEDED A Mew DinMER TACKET FOR A LONG WHNILE 50 | BoUGHT one. PRETYTY NIFTY | WINDOW SRHADES 7 { liung _tre 1l with sampl & SON s.e._Linc. 696-J | WINDOW and vacuum cleauing; general cean. !ing contractors. Idea dow and Vacoum WBAP—Fort Worth (476 Meters). £:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Concert by a group of Fort Worth artists. 10:30 to_11:45 p.m.—Dance program from the Crystal baliroom of the Texas Hotel, by Jimmie Joy's Orchestra. Early Program Friday, 1:06 to 1:30 p.m.—Concert. 5! WINDOW AND DOOR SHAD! ity opaque shades fitted to the best guality of opag free. We will eall with sampl 1 H sts. p.e. L BLA "o i BUSINESS OPPORTUNIT! HIGH-CEASS rooming _house, bathrooms{ owner lesving cit. the brand-mew furniture with ; o er, furniture, pewter; rs. Cordley, 812 17th st. n.w. 1ES 14 rooms, 4 will sacrifice WHAS—Louisville (400 Meters). $:30 to 10 p.m.—Vocal solos; interna- tional Sunday School lesson; forum talk; rsadlng’, ‘an interesting historical epl- sode. Early Program Frida; 5 to & p.m.—Selections by the Walnut Theater Orchestra; lice bulletins; weather forecast; violin solos by Ger- trude Elizabeth Robinson; *‘Just Among Home Folks”: Strand Theater Orches- tra; news bulletins; Alamo Theater or- gan; llve stock, produce and grain mar- ket reports. il 2 L CAN'Y MAKE UP MY MiInD WHE THER TO SHOOY Hiny 1N THE KITCHEN OR The traily Tocated enving city. Ad for small_famlly wages, $45 mo.: ref. Col. 279. must have good reference O 00K _and . woms for position in Cleveland Park; must be good A ires |5 and 712 N 5 sy hours: references. Apt. 10, 1915 Calvert Answer in detail, giving age, o E- qualifications and previous ex-| (55 smggeserat Towewsrne: two T Fam: 5o laundry: good wages: first.class references Star office. { Detent help need apply; room and private FURNITURE SHIPPING i:nn furnished. Address’ Box 214-P, Star of- o s laundry: $8 per week. Col. 6S73. 113 Shepherd | for a large furnittre house ; must 5 e be able to handle and supervise RE‘;., the Grandall residence. southwest corner | d Tot k T and last place of employment. | 3rom pariment. (off mighte). ADL. 1, 1 . 3 Address Box 23-5, Star office. _ | i5ox" st visie it Bomsework—ofamily of two adults and three children. Chevy Clrise. | YELLOW CABS L taon. Olevelesa 1588! We pay the highest wages in|E-DPRiy ut afier 5 eiock. 50 | B i d_ get di Only thy net on every dollar they take in. launary aod gt dinners, oniy “noac ‘;,:{: - i { GENBRAL, HOUSBWONKER and cook, sia . your,.tak: ’s"es‘”:; be ‘:5'5: Yq‘t‘l:‘ihn (Appy 1612 Vernum o P;Q::( ay increa ou stay wi fams pay b4 Y Wit G NBRAL HOUSHWORK, CHAUFFEURS. | mormmwom oy sy QOur busy time is here; big | 2n: small family; $40. 2810 Adams Mill road . GENBRAL HOUSEWORK, part time, 1 | Tel. Main 408. g make big mopey need a R T Oving 1 dostrod: - Ape 47, 2308 | ANTIQUES ali Kindaj bosk prices pala, . 7. references required. - See o o st Do washing or ironing. iroce’s, west; good | 11th and 838 or postal. the Argonpe, l GLOTHES—WIIl pay highest prices for iadles’ WANTED—SALESMEN. | CLOTHING—1f sou have any discarded MEN, B with or without sales experience. | QN EUAL HOUCOR OV, copred womaz, to Wo D, : CLOTHING—Our prices for men's worn gi Teference required: stay or go home 1422 Madison st. n.w. . rellable young wom- References re- al’ld s_alesman K, good: refs icel xperienced: s $50 per month. Phone Col. 500, BOOKKEEPER. icook: wages, $50 per moath. Call (between iy GOOK_and general housework: three adults: bookkeeper ; permanent position. COOK, At - 1858 Park rd. Columbi COOK, goed, w¢ e 7 umpia perience. Address Box 354-P, | required; state age and experience: only com- CLERK {COOK AND HOUSBWORK. colored girl: Do men. In reply, state experience |16th and Buchanan st . nw. CHAUFFEURS FOR |8tay nights. No laundry. 350 per Kener: A housework. Call after 5 o'clock. 800 M the city. New men average 28c | smarworseworKer w-ds cissainy. | This is our busy: season and st {nights, T - us. Apply 1233 20th st. n. { o ights: retrences ‘;;,,,“z,,“‘{;,e‘; eliow. money is being made by our;GENERAT HOUSEWORKER. gif wanted, 5o drivers. Only men who want to | cookine: references. 120 0 £ h Ashmead pl. > Arnold, 1323 G GENERAL must bs §ood Cook; | CAMERAE, fleia_giasess, Ryan, ookl gt o e BLACK AND WHITE TAXI, EropAys e : 1214 New Hampshire Ave. |1 ol _xe T O e L G phose an; for family of three; must stay nigh Col. 2503. &' overcoats, shoes, etc., sell them. prices and call promptly. Muain ine: nced will be given excellent B B a fortune over- | GENERAL HOUSEWORK, girl. 1231 N e e As Ture tha Daut eh EEAT, “HOUSEWORKER. FEIRSIeT 5o | imibisng, AL il Mals €145, Jost's | ,— HOUBBWORK, woman wanied. [0 02: RK. ‘woman n;'t:d. Washington or immedinte vieinits, operated in_connection with gurage or independently; write fully; information treated in strict o fldence. Address Box 250, Star offic ROOMING O ted cash._Address 30x_306-P, Star ofic $8E0—MILLINERP AN leaving Usited Sta 12363, i LONG LEASF, bullding 50x100 fi.; engloe installd: suitable for lau: geaning plant. Barry Lausidry, Toc HOW Do YOU LIE THE NEW SouP AnD FISK ? For #2252 | Oon' ¥ Thrrape 4T's So Bap. By Te man_willing ‘“:&-. Rareon 15 confidence, Box 285-P, Star 3 in “Hoffs, dlamond §1"na 18, o1 7 ot n.w. Ma § , sllver, it Lo gold aad silver pi *Kann, Inc., 933 F st. n.w. Teat colored gl Varnum st. 5 6190 D. DIAMONDS, Jewelry and ol m bought for | KDKA—Pittsburgh (336 Meters). Ol in ei3d 6:15_p.m.—Dinner concert from the 5 Rits Theater. 3 7 pm_Weekly climt with the farm- ers, by Frank E. Mullen. 5 7416 p.m—Market reports. 0 p.m.—Feature of interest to farm- 7:45 p.m.—Children’s period. $ p.m.—Chamber of Commerce Father and Sons Banquet. 11:30 p.m.—Special concert by the Little KDKA Symphony Orchestra. Early Program Friday. 9:45 a.m.—Market reports. 12 noon—Market reports. 12:10 p.m.—Concert. DIAMON Louis Abeal boller ad or dry rear 708 i Targe o SAY, | WiSH You'O KipDA SPRUCE P A BIT. You ALWAYS Leow So FRowsSy Bin Phme Metn FULL DRESS SUIT, size 43, stout. Address | Morton n.w. Box 216P !ur‘ g ROOMING T ITORE—If you ba Taraiture oF B ¥ooda 1o seil, and you went to. obtain | Add Best_ réouits, send tor Loals Notes, 421 1008 10/G AR AND 3 ox suonowe EReRe e fice bidg.: splendid oppor Address Box 38 stay, nights; references. Cleveland 2565 ;an GIRL, TO COOK AND CLEAN. Call at 285 G st. n.w. GIRL, experienced, for ; city reference Mrs. Snowden, Adams 4478, 1418 0 . m 5 housekeeper, unincumbered. 414 6th n.w. H) Hartman & Howai K:‘hfl:fl Ford De:‘l'm o Phe wages. Madison st. S T, Gufimen Ohevrolet. Bale A REAL MAN can secure’ permanent position with large corporation; sellin; ; we NT = and office fixtures. Bachs Furniture Co., i son HOUSEWORKER, capable 'WHIGe; 5tay WIfi. | punNITORE Want to purchase wome used T Adirem Box 07-b. Siar otce. Furniture o outt Jarge Home. Cail Frapiiia LIGHT HOUSEWORKER, no_ cobking: -must | 8962. o 417 Trving st. n.W. men of Co., @1 K = 3 piuce. 1y eauipped: $8,500. . *_terms. Chisnce of lifetime. Address Box 831-P, Star office. & ACCESSORIES, TIRES, BATTERIES. logeate Drominent n.w. corner: established busiese . Kindteln, 30 8tb et 2., Ei-:.m-‘-_‘"" e fie T el one-halt interet for $1.50. Addrys, 228, Btar_ofice. OM, ~cits 70 poople, n, Pt S a8 KYW—Chicago (538 Meters). s:l k —wwm‘m 'mi Minutes of o 9: = r Reading,” by Rev. J. Pernin. 180 p.m.—Musical i 7 Yood #:30 to 10