Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1924, Page 37

BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless N LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval Radio Statlo Va. (435 Metern). 10:05 p.m.—Weather bur Early Program Friday. 9:45_a.m.—Live stock reports. 10:05 a.m.—~Weather report. 10:26 a.m.—Fruit and vegetable shipments. 12:25 p.m~—Llve stock markets. 145 pm—Fruit and vegetable markets. 3:25 p.m.—Live stock reports. 3:45 p.m.—Weather report. 4:05 p.m.—Hay, feed, crop reports, specials. 4:25 p.m.—Dairy market report, Radlo, report. WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (460 Meters). Ceremoniés at Central High School auditorium in connection with presen- tatlon of gold medals and merit badges to heroes of the police and fire departments for conspicuous bravery in line of duty during the vear 1928, 8 pm.—Two selections by the 1;Alglon Cafe Orchestra, led by Pete Maclas. &:15 p.m. E. Bland. former now judge of t appeals. Subject, 8:30 pm.—selection Cafe Orchestra R8240 p.m. Quartet, Speech by Judge Oscar rember of Congress, customs_court of Heroisn by TL/Aiglon Capital Male compored Messrs. Barl Carbauh. first bass; Edwin Callon, second bass: William Shanahan, first tenor, and Wilber Gantz, second tenc 5 p.m.—Introductory speech Commissioner Cuno Rudolph, who will zive the names of those cited for dec- ofation. Presentations by Commis- sloner James F. Oyster, Commission- «F of the police and fire departments, 9:15 p.m.—Representative Clyde M. Kelly of Pennsylvania will speak on “Public Service,” announcing the name of a fireman who will be award- ed a medal for distinguished service. 5 p.m.—Cloxing number by the L'Alglon’ Cafe Orchestra. of ongs WRC—Radio Corporation of America (189 Meters). 3 p.m.—Fashion developments of the moment, by Eleanor Giynn. 3:10 p.m—Song recital by Edith K. MelIntosh, mezzo-soprano. Program (a) “Sweetest Story Ever Told.” (b) “Without Thee” (Guy d'Hardelot), (c) “O Sole Mio" (Di Capua), “Drink to Me On With Thine Eyes” (Johnzon). —“Taxation,” by the editor of the Outlook. 3:35 p.m.—Reading by Adelaide Bo- rah of “The Mustard Plaster.” 3:45 p.m.—Piano recital by Elaine Glennon. 4 p.m.—Bradstreet's ports. 5 p.m.—Instruct tlonal code practice 8 p.m.—Children’s hour, by Daphne Carraway. §:15 p.m.—"Thrift—Tts Plan_and Purpose.” by Senator Selden P. Spen- cer from Missouri. DISTANT STATIONS. All Programs Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. WIZ—New York (455 Meters). 7 p.m.—“Jack Rabbit Storles,” by David Cory. 7:30 p.m.—Sport Hughes. 1:45 p.m.—The World" 2 p.m.—Jimmy songs. financial re- on in TInterna- talk by Edward Work. Moore; popular 3:15 p.m—Organ by J. Thursten Noe. 9 p.m.—*Investing Your First $500," by R. D. Wyckoff. 9:30 p.m.—Recital by the Zimbler Trio. p 10:30_p.m.—Dance program by the Hotel Commodore Orchestra Early Program Friday. 13:15 p.m. from the Brick Prasbyterian recital traus program. 3 pm_Organ recital by Leo Riggs on the Hotel Astor organ. 4 p.m.—New York University Radio Extension Course lecture. 4:15 p.m.—Dance program by Jules Berkin's Rosemont Orchestra. 5 p.m.—"The Lurger Aspect of World Affairs.” 5:30 p.m.—Closing reports of the New York state department of farms and markets; farm and home report: closing quotations of the New York Stock Exchange; foreign exchange quotations: “The Conditions of the Teading Businesses.” Iivening Post news. WLW—Cincinnati (300 Meters), 11 p.m.—“Ils,” a radario in one act by Eugene O'Neil. Early Program TFriday. 11:30 a.m.—Weather forecast: mar- ket reports 4 p.m.—Business reports 5 pm.—Lecture recital by Mildred Templeton Williams. WGY—Schenectady (350 Meters). 6 p.m—Produce and stock market quotations; news bulletins. pm.—Radio drama. _ “The by WGY players; WGY or- chestra. Early Program Friday. 12:30 p.m.-—Stock market report. 0 p.m.—Produce market report. 12:45 p.m.—Weather forecast. and fashion talk, pring ats i&ml Sults.” WOR—Newark (105 Meters). 6:15 p.m.— Children's stories, by nstance Irwin. 6:30 p.n.—"Music While You Dins." by ‘Tom Cooper's Country Club OF- chestra. Early Program Friday. 130 pm.—Florence Lee, pianist p.m.—Cecile Preston will speak on “Making the Grade,” 8:30 p.m.—Florence Lee, pianist. WBAP—Fort Worth (478 Meters). 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Concert b W’orlh artists, vocal and lnst.r};u'nsrll\’E tal. 10:30 to 11:45 p.m.—Concert. ‘WFAA—Dallas (476 Meters). 3:30 to 10:30 p.m.—Talk on * Week”; Belcanto Male Qun%.‘ens‘r“’ KDKA—Pittsburgh (326 Meters). 5:16_p.m.—Dinner con t, rPo_r(“Pnt Hotel Orrheslni,er Yy the 7z p.m.—Weekly chat with L] farmers. by Frank 1. Mullen, = ;:40 m.—Children’s period. p.m.- rmer market report. 8:16 p.m.—Farm program. pe 8:30 p.m.—“Budget Day,” by A. C. Rn‘hl‘!aAon. in fl;el‘h‘xs of talks. 2 p.m. —Concert by th KA Little Symphony Orchestra, & = Early Program Friday. 9:45 a.m.—Market reports, ”2 noon—Weather and market re- s. 12:10 p.m.—~Concert. 'ul;vw—chla-.. (538 Meters). p.m.—News, financial and tnarket and sport summary. o ST 7:80 p.m.—Bedtime stories. 9 to 9:30 p.m.—Twenty Minutes of Good Reading. by Rev. C. J. Pernin. 200> pomBrogras by T N p.m—Program 24 o &~ tional Live Btock and Meat Board. Early Program Friday. 10:30 am.—Late news and com- ‘ment of the financial and commercial arkets. (This service is broadcast every half hour.) 12:35 p.m.—Table talk by Mre. Anna J. Peterson of the Peoples’ Gas Com- vany. 1:30 World, p.m.—“The Progress of the "'a Review of Reviews talk. ‘WBZ—Springfield, Mass. (337 Meters). 7 p.m—“Preparation of Federal In- RADIO REPAIRS ! i LOST & FOUND. SEE PAGE 7. NEVER moll ORIGINAL yecommendations o8 applying Jor employment. _Use COPI ROOKRBINDER, an_ allaround forwarder ranted. " George A. Stmonds & Co., 611 12th st n.w. BOY, colored, with wheel; §10 week. 14 11th st n w. i BOY. about 1 vears of age. ambitiows to learn jowelry trade. Von teinner & Bagm- gartoer Co.. 1114 F st. n.w. »; 16 years of age. Address Box office. 17+ RADIO NEWS Johnny Wilson's attempt to wrest his lost middleweight ehampionship from Harry Greb at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night will be de- scribed to the radio audience from WJZ by Maj. J. Andrew White, the premier radio fight announcer. Wil- sln won the title from Mike O'Dowd and kept it through an unusual series of trials and tribulations until Harry Greb took it away from him last summer at the Polo Grounds. William Jennings Bryan will ap- pear before WJY's microphone Mon- day night. He will speak on “The Campaign of 1924." WCAP has received a letter from John 8. Browne, wireless operator on the steamship Acme, who listened in on the station's program on Decem- ber 28, when the prize distance con- test was conducted by the Wardman Park Hotel management. At the time the Acme was off Cape Corriente state of Jalasco, Mexico, in the Va- cific ocean, 1,905.5 miles from the \ashington navy yard as the crow es. . Browne wrote that he not_only heard the prize number by the Ward- mun Park Hotel Orchestra and a number of other selections, but was unable to radio his results because | the captain “does not ullow the send- ing set to run after dark unless very important, and as ho was asicep at the time I could not get a wire in on time. As readers of this column will re- member, the $25 prize was won by a listener in Oregon. The management of the Wardman Park Hotel, how- ever, felt that although the contest had long since closed, that under the clreumstances the ship operator wir- ranted some recognition for his in- terest and trouble to rcport his ex- perience, that it was decided to give {him a present of a check for $10. } The steamship Acme is bound for Providence, R. T, and is expected to arrive today from San Pedro, Calif., via Panama canal. Mueh has been said about the silent night, and the war still is on. But what interest could a man who does not own a radio recelving set huve in the subject. Yet, he has. A citizen, Who Vvouches that he is perce-loving and law-abiding, writes “Put me down as in favor of a silent night, and I am not a_radio f: He complains not of local stations, of “tube saucechers,” of aerial inter- ference; but of earthly all-night dancing above nent, the “corn parties” on side ‘and the “what-not” hen: while he twists and turns through the long, restless hours of the night “Please, glve me a silent night just tor & night."" is his final plea. “TCT TUT TUT-TUT-TUT.” And yesterday local radio fans add- ed another to their growing ligt of the incredible. and broadcast (by word of mouth) the following heard Egypt last night How did you know it was Bgypt.” | “There could be no mistake about it. For hours T heard Tut tut tut- tut-tue” ews and Entertainment. come Tax Return v Me- b by Thomas 7:30 p.m.—Bedtime story for chil- st 7:40 p.m.— Farmers' from the New England 8 p.m.—~Concert by Ma soprano; Mrs. Miriam son. planist. 9 p.m.—Bedtim, ups, by Orison 8. period; letter Homestead. argaret O'Brien, Mun % s ST Biercior for day work, e storles for grown- ter_nchool hours, Apply Mr. . Marden. York Early Program Friday. 11 a.m.—Weuther forec H ) ket reports. eSS mag RUTLER-VALET- auiced; good salars. WHAS—Louisville (400 Meters). 8:30 to 10 p.m.—Concert under the :‘:\;Ztr? t"r Re'gl‘nald Billin of the C atory of Masic; igternatfonal Sunday school lesson. by Dr. William P. Heuser; forum talk; = Toting, alk; late news bul. i must _understand down-draft bollers: references required. Mr. Read. 710 8th_st. n.w. S B | artment homse at i puly Moore & Hill, Appiy experi- Piearant FIREMAN to work night;_experienced man. 730" 17¢h Early Program Friday. 5 to 6 pm.—Selections by Strand Theater Orcmestra: police bul- leting; “Just Among Home Folks"; weather forecast; Walnut Theater Orchestra; news bulletins; live st produce and grain market reports. experienced. 3. after colored, M. the GENERAL GARAGE enced: day work. reference. Garage. 2424 1Sth st. n.w. -~ SROCERYMEN, wxperienced, wanted Saturd requlce Appiy Reference ri | udry 19, after 2 p.m. at least 1 year's groeers ex 0o opportunities for right m t & Paciflc Tea Co., 805 Chamalug | MAN . colored an assintant in WWJ—Detroit (516 Meters). $:30 p.m.—The Detroit New. chestra: Francis Firth, bariton sram by Koploy and Ross. p.m.—Dance music by Jean God- kette's Orchestra. r 5 11 p.m.—The Detroit News Orcles- ra, Or- ng de. pro- 3 parinient: good pay; chance for advancement. 1510 Tth wt. MAN to repair well, . se. MAN —Vacancy for experienced man wi Inrgest life insurance companien: Dresent average aver $3.000 Addross Rox 541, Star o with a golng eo ¢ Co’s product Washington's ent stores; make wasted hours Apply Room 538, Muosey bulld G. Binnix, 424 70 - Early Program Friday. 0 a.m.—“Tonlght's Dinner.” 9:45 am.—Public health service bulietins. 10:25 a.m.—Weather forecast. 2 noon ance music by Goldkette's Orchestra (o3 PM—The Detroit News Orches- 3:30 p.m.—Weather forecast: mar- ket reports. ar; Jean MEN to be adj; lsenses in the free chiropeactic clinie at the Riley Schiool of Chiropractic. 1232 14th now., Monday, Wednesday and Friday. eve: nings, from 8 10 7:30 o'elock. MEN (five) that have had soma experience at houe to house canvassing. Our from 830 to $75 a week. Now is the best time fo wtart. Permanent position If you quailfy solling jewelry o easy pasments. Address Tox 280 T, office. NIGHT MAN, 9 pm. WFI—Philadelphia (395 Meters, 6 p.m.—Bedtime stories. 6:30 pm.—Meyer Davis Bellevue Stratford Hotel Concert Orchestra. 7 p.m.—Banquet of tha Poor Rich- ard Club in the Hellevue Stratford Hotel: addresses by Charles Higham jof London. Woodbridge N. Ferris, (M. H. Charles, Mayor W. Freeland {Kendrick and ‘Gen. Smedley Butler. Music and entertainment. Early Program Friday. 10:15 am.—Produce market live stock reperts, 1 p.n.—Meyer Davis Bellevue Strat- ford Hotel Concert Orchestra. 0 p.m.—Agricultural report. P.m.—Concert by Pearl Snyder. trumpist; Anna Gordon. violinist: Louis A. Starr, ba#s, and Caroline Hoffman, pianist. to 6w w quircd. Mr. Reed, 710 8ih st sl WERATOR. wwitchboard and elavator. ol {ored: dax work. See manager. The Royden. {1619 R st FSMAN . ax ust know el Liberal ‘salary und commis e experience and ref offies. 17% present we have one Tacancy or cars: & man should eas 10 $500 monthlr; floor Justice Motor Co., and to sell new Chan Iv earn from %100 Aavs and lends furnished Tt atonw. T O SALESMEN, experienced. to work on commis sion. Apply George K. Miller Eleetric C B3 New Yok ace. HOEMAKER harze of b STORER 100 per m by letter, Wanted. man who can take full WSB—Atlanta (420 Meters). 6 14th st now 19¢ . 8:25 p.m.—Klddie program and bed- time story by Miss Bonnie Barnhardt. gis A0 Dm—Program by the Geor: 4 Railway and Power Con 2 gl r Company 11:45 p.m.—Radio drgan recital from the First Presbyterian Church. KSD—St. Louls (546 Meters), 9 p.m.—Concert by the St. Louls Symphony Orchestra; Rudolph Ganz, pianist and soloist. good living_conditions dressed to Winchester G ! . Winche: RMER— Good b 16 miles Va year. Address Hon milk: ted by The part way silent night last night. because of the distress signals in the air, brought joy to hundreds here when they heard PWX, Havana, for the first time, while others who have been getting this station, bLut not satisfactorily, report perfect re- ception Good Housekeeping Institute. men with good re menibers Main 5 13t n.w. WOAW—0m silent. (326 Meters), ‘WRM—Urbana-Cham Mete 2:30 to 10:30 p.m.—Recital by a member of the faculty of the School of Music; University news. gn, ML (360 dgment, education and am. charge of extabilshed business ® of & growing concern. Call | Reom 109, 1523 L st {AUTOMOBILE To a salesman who ix & hard worker, and {1s willing to learn our methods, we cun offer {8 most attractive proposition, land cars. Ses Mr. Adams, hetween 3 110 a.m. tomorrow. Oakland Motor Cars, 14th a1 }(}\.\'II‘IER Young man; refer- tences. Child’s Co., 1423 Penna. jave. A station was persistently cutting in on WCAP Tuesday evening which many listeners-in were unable to dis- tinguish, according to letters com- ing to this department. The major- ity say “it sounded like a minstrel show.” That's what it was, and the station was WEAF, New York. It was not KSD, St Louis, as some seem to think. Many Will Answer “Yem.” JOSEPH H. BAUMANN, Bowie, Md., asks: “DId this ever happen to you?" d the majority no doubt will an: swer rather solemnly, “YES.” four radlo will be working a la perfection and you decide that to- morrow_evening you will invite the So and So’s over, and when they come your radio behaves somewhat in this order: “You tune In a classical program which sounds like this: Macaroni, by ‘Heintz,” from ‘Tin-can Soup,’ ‘Camp- bell’ (a) ‘Tomato, (b) ‘Vegetable. ! You listen to this'torture for about | half an hour and then try for some- | jthing else, which results are a speech, | and you decipher it to be: ‘And the | Lord told Lazarus to come fourth, but he came fifth and lost the race.' This speech gradually fades away and you are unable to tune it in!This is our busy season and again. For a last attempt, in order | to Aind something entertaining, you | your take-in will be large. Your set your dial by chance and you hear | pay increases as you stay with something of this pattern: “This is Bolice Station CELL in |US. Apply 1233 20th st. n. alion of he. word: BignIng o At CHAUFFEURS. Ioies castern etanauia’ fime’) Soo | Our Busy time is here; big angora?” money is being made by our drivers. Only men who want to make big money need apply; ferences required. See Myr Ryan. BLACK AND WHITE TAXI, 1214 New Hampshire Ave. WCBD—Zion, TIl. (345 Meters). Silent. Early Program Friday. 3:30 to 4:45 p.m.—Sacred solos and duets; address. 1612 WDAP—Chicago (360 Meters). 8 p.m.—Dinner concert. 11" p.m.—Dance program. FURNITURE SALESMEN. We are desirous of obtaining two high-grade salesmen for our furniture department. Replies |treated confidentially. Address i Box 241-Z, Star office. CHAUFFEURS FOR YELLOW CABS We pay the highest wages in the city. New men average 28¢c net on every dollar they take in. WMC—Memphin (500 Meters). 9:30 p.m.—The Chisca Hotel Phil- harmonic Orchestra. ‘WOC—Davenport (484 Meters). ! 6:45 p.m.—~Chimes concert. © 7:30 p.m—Sandman's visit. 7:50 p:m.—Sport news and weather { forecast. 9 p.m.—Musical program; P. S. C. | Orchestra; V. B. Rochte, baritone. Early Program Friday. a.m.—Opening market 11 tions. 12 noon—Weather and river fore- cast. 12:05 p.m.—Market quotations. 1 p.m.—Chimes concert. 3 p.m.—Closing stocks and markets, 4:39 p.m.—Educationat program; musical program; lecture, by C. A. Russell. quota- H WIP—Philadelphia (300 Meters). 6 p.m.—Weather forecast. 6:05 p.m.—Dinner music, by Jack Lewls and his Ocean City Pier Or- chestra. 7 p.m.—Eli Hackman, versatile en- tertainer, will entertain the kiddies and give a Punch and Judy show. 8 p.m.—Special program in honor of the 218th birthday anniversary of Benjamin Franklin; address by Pro- vost Josiah H. Penniman, “Career of Benjamin Franklin”; entire U. of P. Wants Experfences Exchanged. | CAPT. GEORGE M. GREEN, 2124 | F street northwest, writes that he | ref and other radio enthusiasts received ; considerable informatino from the dial settings for a neutrodyne re- celving set published recently in The Star. He suggests that owners of men make | INSTRUCTION COURSES Contfnued. | 1 HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1924 j SITUATIONS—MALE. | | HELP AND SI WARTED—MISCELLANEOUS. A FEW CHOICE scholurships e tow beT offered young Iady high school grad return for part-time work. & Strayer's Dusiness Colleg GAN YOU MAKE A DRAWINGET We | train you duriug your spare time, day or even- ing, by personal instruction to Decome an ex- | rt_topographical draftsman in 3 to ® months, ' Fiechaical and ‘Architectural Drafting courses | Start now. Write. call r phone for | talog and full particulars COLUMBIA OF DRAFTING. 14th and T sis. a.w. HOTELS NSED AMBITIOUS m nation-wide demand in all department ten rooms, cafeterias, clubs, apartme unerowded field; fine living. ment: our methods Indorsed—onr students employed by leadiug hotels everywhere. Open Sreniigs. "Cail for particniare. " Lewis Hotel Training School, 1 MAH-JONG AND BRI West 389 for_appoi CLERK EXAM | ATION. FEB® For ail depariments. Roth men aad women. P*"'Tha Civil Service Preparatory 3ot h & F n.w. Plone Fr. 2080, K EXAMINATION VR T Tp-to-dat eparatipn for civ service exa e sy courte AR oxpianac i e Wi e e fmin 8 E Lo o Help. in preparing ApIicatin RerTIES S, Thoom S00, 1511 € a0 12 to 1 aud 4:30 to 7:30 daily. sk or welte tor catal Men—Learn Plastering. Men—Learn Cement Finishing. Clasies opening February 4 C. A. TRADE SCHOOL, W. G 8t ETY PARLOR OPERATO U before 10 m. 1130 1 st. n.w. R, double entry, with knowledge twriting. State sxperience and salary Addre: 7. Star_ofice. * ¥ RAPHER, apply . R, capable; permanent for experlenced person’ State ref | Addrews Box 1632, Star_office | BUNDLE WRAPPER. expertenced | Laundry, 1120 Gueen 0. : HIRLS wanted to work on ladies’ tailoring. 'Nelowich, 14th and Clfton s1s . L for offee work: state expericnce and Gty “wamted; "Aadress” Box W87, Kar sttice. cEm e LADY, refined and open minded work outside city. Splendid op growth aod development in educatio: Sxecutive work. Address Box 203X office. LADY, refined and of typew expeeted = position nces. | ~ Home for 100 days’ ty for i and star “open minded. for 100 days AR i ity Rpient_ sopartuoity for o Aavelopment in o Eoruthe work. " AdRirese Hox 32T Ntar office F STANT to answer telephone: A sverience mot" mecessary: small o Box M3Z. Star office. wauted for extra_time. T Starvs. 621 7th st experienced, for traveling Frer 3 o'cluck. {OFFICE A oung girl: ey 'Ndar. - = 0 LADIES 2 ALESLADY. | S 438, Horel Homts IMMER, first-class, for 730 pm. Cnlin . a rat clane; referenoos require Address Box 337, Star ofice WATTRESS. Tont atary: Siored o work T adverdiaing de leeient pav: with chance Tof a3- s e Opportunity for_tactful. _serlous: woman 1o travel swuth in winter and O satary. and, tratn tare Address Box 201-X, Star WOMARN, § partment’ Vancement. WOMAN minded north in summer Promotion on merit office. S NG Grahum App WOMAN—Experienced teacher horthand, three evanings & trasers College, N e if you can qualify. ey If you can quaify. e Shing Riah-grate Jewelcy thonin. “Addfess Box Z8T. Star of HEN to be adjusted for A atome diseases fa the tree oy Schoot. ot Monday from 01. of week. Five: respectable ourof-door work: s aae ow is the best Gn_eary pay- Lt i Wednesdny 7:80 o'clock - SALESWOMEN for our dress dept.; must be thoroughly expe- rienced ; good salagy ; permanent position. Apply Supt. Palais Roval, G and 1#h. | HELP—DOMESTIC. CRTTDE NURSE, Sompetent: roferences a5d | e nte. Amiy S0 % COLORED WOMA neat, COLORED snsecvasty one. who will for_cooking_and | stas st | Fuson 18 o | office. good | geperal and iusurance bus! EMPIOTMENT WANTED-—High-grade build- ing wuperintendent or asistant, office ment, large or small, with quarter can give bond. Address I. ¢ You st ICEMAN, now o or day Joby: school P __Howard, 3431 M st GENERAL OFFICE ASSIST. hardware salesman, by marr lent edueation. good habitx practical business trawing, bookkeeping, sell- g and genaral offiee management: excellent reference.” Phone Main 3004, Br. 10, or_ad drews Box 2867, 8 HOUSEM. aedicAl ¥t wants night 80 to 1 P C JANITOR wishe care for during 1409 10th_st. n.w. L man Wishes position moderats wages. Sasarl, 8718 SCHOOLBOY Khort lours 14th at. OFFICE EXP( 2 eredit_manager, 19 years' experien soe emplosed, would consider uew ountant, At pres! nectio young man, desires to usiness; will start at appearing; college education. 3-Z, 8t married, experienced wants emploment at once: 5 years' Address Box 2347, Kiar MAN. with antomobile, des i subisfuctory reference. 1 . experienc ine. 141; How YOUNG GERM xpert; learned 18th_st. n.w. “wishen Job de in Rerlin Phone North freight’ rates aud otier inters matters, .wi wition with advancement. Address Box 317 neat, relluble, with reference, i chauffeur. N. 7160, dexires o 3 REAL ES 3 SALES MANAGER. years' wide experience In general e business, capable of manAging sales of Targe office: will farnish 1afge 1t of exclusive Tistings nad prosperter Wi mecept Only position With Enod salars and comms vion. "Address Box 3012, oftee. % SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. BUTLER and ma d c reference. real tor's _quarters, Rutiand Courts, 1725 3 £y, expe 3 of typing; reliabie, best reference. CASHIER or clerical work, urute; Tady, duy or night work. NION 1 one or two peopie_or T i refined lady, white. N 3. 489 N3 1 i eRGed oTRE wom Ve, with knowledge NURSE GIRL Tor's offiee. £ 10 $10. FROX apartment “hotel or 1104 Miss H. RPN HER, experienced, neat, accura d 1102. . TR, highgrade, sesetarial ox wants good work: chesrful £y, Address Box 87, Niar At home or Ly the day. North 3205, STENOGRAPH] perience. iegal affice. TYPEWRITING at home wolicited. Box 1517, Star office. WORKING HOUSEKEEPER or ure, Catholle; references. Address .. Star office. YOUNG LADY desires position working knowledgw of shorthan Adargss K?C":‘ x 155- 1% s trpistoierk, experienced. (vl 8083, ight. Plone Cleveland 609, COOK, general . ood Lome. 1814 int et D.w. COOK, houseworker, in family of three. 1849 Vernon (U')_st. TOOK, — general nights; three in family. ! Star office. { CONK AND ¥ | good tome and good wages | Thonseworker, whita, _sta Nddress Box 104 FSEReTableT to_stay wIEhTE T oinee ‘prias Atam colored. $40 r month. Apply Mim | for breakfust and dinner: pre. i Gire high scheol or coliege giri or boy Call Adams 1829, = SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. FORSITUNF—I7 you have any furalture or other goods 1o seil, and you want to_ obtain , wend for Louis Notes, 421 10th Hone Franklin 2015, TUATIONS. 37 ,RECOMMENDED SERVICE. Continued. PAPERHANGING AND PATNTING_HRooms Dapered, $6 and up. "A. T. GEORGE. 221 13th St_a.w. Telephone Franklin 6624. Main %736 RNTTURE—We buy tousehoid furaitire d office fixtures. Money mdvanced oo stor Suche Furniture Co., corner 8th and D n.w. Main (308, FURNITURE and household goods wante You will feel satigfied with prices we pay Rudden & Blauken, 416 10th st. u.. E—If_yor sults’ for your furniture laneods, call M. Shapiro, 600 Louisi n.w. Fraoklin 3785 " FURNITURE, planoe, carper on or bave me vy soctea ry nee value paid. _Sell ATAT : ruge. ¢ bib ts Watrer 5. JEWELRY, cismondw, gold, silver, pi and artificial teeth. D. Alpber. 907 G st. Main 2875, = PIANO. upright; mist be & bargaiu for cas Franklin_3173 BOOTS, pair, black, size 6 or 7 ol._5143. PERSONAL. for boy 16 Protestunt. Address Box 2952, State Star 180 3. terms, m ALL KINDS n 3 COL. WIDOW (MIDDIE-AGED) OF PROFESSIONAL man desires employment at moderate al experienced in office work oflier than (3 writing and stenographs. or munagement private home. af T excessive rheumntism, North EL! uerve tronble. bago. at, sle€plessnoss, tum? Graduate nurse (culored) N HOME - WISHES reasonable. Address Hox 15¢ MAN_ WAS STRUCK RY TAXT, Thowas, Circle, Mouduy about 5 o'clork p m. Will the yonng man who gave heip send 1212 M st or plone Franklin XT. Am,T’v’-Ln TOUNG MAN uffenr or companion to Plorida: beat of references fi nisied. Address Box 138-7, Star office. 1 WRITE ME ABOUT COURSE IN MARCEIL waving and manicuriog taught for one-half price;cash or terms. MAE MURRAY, #0 13th ‘st o.w. . GIVE SHAMPOO_AND SC. menis 8t yonr bome. North 4017. TMASSAGE. SCALP TREATMEN mpooing. Wil call at your b i BLDERLY MA denires party golng FLE TREAT- FEW 0NV valids may he dened Accommodat FOR CHILDREN'S sssew from 4 to K. Call Franklin 3576 for uent. _Prices, $4 to $10. PHYSIOTHERAP' ELECTROTHER- aps scientifically For appolotment o Potomac 1447, N a3 ‘;ALH);, aged: night supervisor. orth 7963, CON- 20th NOW PAYING 32 TO $10 FOR dies’ used suits. Our prices for o the biggest. Wash (lothing Exchacge, 633 D st. n.w. Phone Main 3 T MAH JONGG LESSC Alwo_bridge leswons rth 17 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The followiny busincss concorns guaran- toe satisfaction to Riar readers. Amy com- plaint Tound neccasary fo e made"to e tar will receive prompt attention. For admiesion o Recommended Kervics Col- _wmne cail_Main 5000, Braneh 115 ARCHITECTURAL PLANS for genersl struction quickiy made. Price reasonable. ) BATTERY & RADIATO, Lamps. tanks, fenders 06_Jotin_M. J EXPE low prices. TUC ol.._so._courtho, DI s ===y AUTO RADIATORS AND FENDERS &l ed by exi French ARPENTER AND PAINTING, general repair rork ot all prices réasonable; ING and painting: general job- timates cheerfully all Potomac 0. Drach, 19 G st . CHAMBERMAID or nurse. colored girl denfres .. good_reference 11 t. orplione N B924. 1ae CHAMBERMAID Firatclass referonces; stay ights. Phone North 856, COLORED WOMAN, rellable, Wants piace; purt-thme_or_day's work. 2123 11th st. n.w COOK, Slso will do lanndry work st homs: Will g0 out to prepare dingers. 2022 L st. n.w. 1 DAY Address ox 1% CARPET CLEANING AND WASHING— Albert Kahiert & Co. ciean your carpets and rugs. Tmproved steam carpet cleapers. 352 Maryland ave e.w. Phoe Main 2008, Esti- mates cheerfully given. CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED T like sew. Luwin Co.. Rear 1414 V Phone North 9160, 1 CONTRACTING AND BEILDING, GARAGE boilding: repairiog and cement work a spe- elaley ; prices reasonuble. Estimates given free. Terny {f dentred. We have the fadiitiss 1o handling large or small contracts. ROBBINS. RANDALL (O, 302 McGill bidg. M. Reaidentiai_phone. Lincoln 52 to 118 CODKIN or troning; Klingle_d. 7 and general housework, no washing nighte; good saiary. 1 DAY'S WORK of any kind; reliabie colored woman. 1204 ¥ DAY'S” WORK or_part-time by experienced glored woman. 4810 Howard st. m.w. Clev. at nw. GENERA in f: Beth GE ER, colored, month: references re- \pt. sth_and Irving. NERAL HOUSEWORK, part-timi onreterence. | Apartment 205, 1901 Co b i e el S ! NERAT, WORKER who will take child out in aftemoons; references required. Lynde, 1816 E5 GENER position for girl: st Tel. West GENERAL, HOUS room @pt.; references. Apt._42 GBNERAL stay wight n HOUREWORK, small family: good T greterabiy French. 1225 50tn 567, white, for three. 1030 18th st. now. 18% GUSDWORKER; white we &o0d wages. 1837 Keaueds pi Glee Club; quartets. Early Program Friday. 1:30 p.m.—Weather forecast. 3 p.m.—Mrs. Ellls A. Schnabel will talk on “The Home Budget." 3:15 p.m.—Artist recital by Ethel Niethamimer, soprano; Sara A. Slifer, contralto, and Mrs. Frances Babcock, planist. Atwater Kent, No. 10, sets exchan = their experiences. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. Ds C. MILLER: Amateur station |3y on wo A o el Bightie 3NV _is ot Waynesboro, Pa., operated | Jamre b anin, Solored. o gell high-class by John Rook, while 3ASO 1 at 313 | experience at house-to house canvassing. State V street northeast, Washington, D. C., | what experience you bave had. Address Box operated by Henry A. Farnham. | 280-T, Star_office. MEN AND WOMEN—Tearn real estate busi- NORMAN C. GOOD, 3808 Huntington [ ness: free lectires on salesmanship 5 p.m. treet: The concert you heard last | Tuesdaye and Thursdays: employment whole Sunday night at 11 o'clock, in which {9F P t time, Wililam F. Matteson, 610-611 a woman sang “Dreamy Melody” and | Bond bldg. for which there was a woman an- nouncer, was broadcast from station EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 'WLAG, Minneapolis. ETSTNESS _TORTTIONS—Fres reqnirailon. —— Washiogton Employment Exchange; operated Other Quemtions Answered. for the publie .?{ K Becretaries. 1: . u%ml S vfi.’ LEBR, tll;}.‘ 1858 ?"‘ KITCHEN MATD, waltress, nurses, butler. 0 place: e close of e servioces |y, inds. Ladh Pxchange, 807 of the Scond Church of Chrier, Soi- e " i ent nneapolis which' you | g GoUTD FIACE 00 caois 5sd Fou: Reard last Sunday night at about 5 Exchange, 1521 25th st. Weat 10:15 o'clook, Was boradcast through | e | o o " ik RS Ak el u s Sl “BIG LIST OF POSITIONS. ARTHUR F. DUFFEY: The station |For typists, P. B. X., stenographers. clerke, 'you heard could have been none other {mechenics, chauffeurs, etc. Open daily. than KDKA, since you heard the an- | National Personnel Bureau, nouncer say “East Pittsburgh.” . 14th and N. Y. Ave M 6ds e GEORGE A. IRONSIDE, 801 Q street northwest, informs RUTH E. KNUPP D% o S0 1% DA, O ol | B PEORATION e evening of January 9, while WCAP {worl 8) o ¥ 7Y, - t chi cter, to represent them in ; e Basiheea. ot e o Company présenting “The Bosn's | Xadieus “Salssmansger, - American Recurity Mat Credit Co., 117 N. Broadway, 8t. Louls, Mo BESSIE MERRICK answers the | gA{ESMEN, high clame, fo travel, establishing query of “8. C. E.” and says that he = encies for the NEW CARTER CAR: imme- heard CHYG, Northern Eleotrio Com- |diate deliveries on a1l models, from Louis- . Ks., plant ; Diay, (IA%, Montcisl Caip Muin J034. - Carter Motor Car Cos Tne. WEAF—New York (492 Meters). 7 p.m—Midweek services of the New York Federation of Churches; music by the Aida Trumpet Quartet; Anne B. Tyndall, soprano; Kurt B. gleko. tenor; address by Dr. A. Ray etty. \7:30 p.m.—Sport talk by Thornton Fisher. ‘Wendell Hall, baritone 7:56 p.m.—"The Care and Treatment of the Scalp,” by Martha Harper. 8:05 p.m.—Dora Pardee, cornet. 8:20 p.m.—"“The Trend of Current Conditlon: by Dudley I'. Fowler. 8:30 p.m.—Adolph Lewisohn public course in chamber music under the direction of Dr. Henry T. Fleck, direct from Hunter College; concert by the Thrane Trio. 9:30 p.m.—Musical program, 9:45_p.m.—"The Wolf on the Run- ning Board,” by Ernest, Thompson- Seton. 10 p.m.—Banquet of the American Committee for Reliet of German Chil- dren, direct from Hotel Biltmore; speeches by Irving T. Bush, and Gen. Henry T. Allen. 11 to 12 p.m.—Lopez Orchestra. Eprly Program Friday. 11 a.m.—“Prevalent Tend fimar:xcln Education,” b’n J‘:l;':l ;{.x ngell. 11:50 s.m.—Market reports. 4 p.m.—Mas Selis, soprano. - n‘u : p.m~—Joseph Kulmayer, v11'> 4:30 pom.—Arthur Ekinfl barit 4:45 p.m—~Mae Selis, lonrm‘zl.‘- 6 p.m—Joseph Kulmayer, violinist. 5:10 p.m.—Arthur Ekin, baritone. WSAI—Cinciunati (300 Meters). 9 pm—Vocal and instr solow; male quarter ——— b.m.—Recent Trend of A History,” by Prof. Bevarlymggn‘“ ."oh" Drury, baritone; Thomas Brady, enor. ope: E WJIAX—Cleveland (306 Metern), 8:15 p.m.—Ohioans Dance Orchestra. ‘WMAQ—Chicago (348 Meters). 8 p.m.—Boy Scout talk; music. 9 p.m.—Opera. ‘WIAZ—Chicage (448 Meters). 11 to 3 a.m.—Vocal and {nstrumen solos; Oriole Orchestra. ta WDAF—Kanses City (611 Meters). 7 to $ pme—Educational program; muele it Matn ofice, Bond bidg., Washington, D. 5. 8. A & D. C. MEN COMMISSIONED. | &t same 3o oo wvw-orsors oo s 11ith st. n.w. for interview. ALE:! Ford Motor Co. Three Named to Reserve Corps by | Brciscets s Tare Tind 2ow wi £ive-vou o sesson. ‘War Department. :“"'"m""""..’;::f ar Be. the Officers’ Re- |2 E -«f:. ;'r;’:" ot lu":e ‘Army have been | Real Estate Salesman Wanted. issued by the War Department to the | with old-established office; must be capable, following named residents of this |energetic and thoroughly experienced: mone city: gtber ngeoa dwly. Address Sales Manager, He A. Blau, 6 Rhode Island |Box 803 e avenue, as second lieutenant of en- REAL ESTATE gineers; Albert C. Wells, 1824 Bel- o) 2 mont street, as major In the military Salesman’s Opportunity. 114 ureau, m H. 2 i, 1756 1 strect, us captain | Established real estate firm in the judge advocate general's de- |desires the services of two ex- BaspMENC perienced real estate salesmen; Another advantage Ii being a|attractive listings: plenty of grouch fs that your friends buy their | prospects; an opportunity for il izl men with selling ability ; replies held confidential. Address Box 12:45 to 2 a.m.—"Nighthawk Frolic"; Coon-Banders Orohesira. 196-Z, Star office. WLAG—MIzneapolis (417 Meters). INSTRUCTION COURSES 2:30_pm—Lecture. . |GV szevice Inm;'po'x‘.—mn':" tenogra- 10:15 pm~Weather rveport. oy e """"’::: - “,,vmf",,%!;-_“:‘ — o '--u—m.mne- - "l"i‘”’|1u.u‘21 GIRE, for_general Tiouss! nights. 1318 Ha z SE middle- e 0.7, Star ‘office. e STATD—Yady winhes waid that can come dally AT aa 1 10w oy Batp s i Lot foflet and do whatever she may require, & having been sick; references required. Ad Qress 916 16th st. n.w. ) GATTRESS—Stay nights: city references re- auteed Jesdsy, Wednesdas, Thuryday, 18, 1600 Conn. ave. ' it WOMAN to_sssist janitor at small apt., with quarters. See fanitor, 1818 Kalorama' roa Retween 7:80 and © pm., § and 10 a.m. _1f care for 2 children, ages 8 refer- work: r:fbren;" stay te cban ' home. = Address Box Star office. dae NURSE for 2 children; young woman, experienced. Apply to Edwin Hahn, care Wm. Hahn & Co., 7th & K. Apply Friday morning from 10 to 1. GENERAL houseworker, cook- ing and laundry; small family; stay nights; reference. 4230 4th SITUATIONS —MALE. NTANT wishes hooks to_keep; ATCOU art- | t Address Box Son-r, Star omce. I8¢ DAY'S WORK or e for bachelor's apart- | ment.__ 1320 V_st. n.w. ERL, experienced. desires worl 11 10t EWORK, stay nights i 5 o colors GENERAL HOUSEWORK by colored woman: references., 1434 T rencess experl- ENERAL HOUSEWORK Dby neat colored giri._ 1926 L GIRL, colored, wants to help in %itch ¥ LAUNDRESS or_apt. to clean by neat colored woman. 1922 13th_st. n.w. I CHAIR CANEING, CPHOLSTERING, RE- iring; A-1 work; lowest prices Linc. 4285 nc. 8401-J L. L. B, EY Pi CHATRE CANFE P ROCKERS SPLINTED. 1233 10th st. n.w. Fraokiin CORBETS ciea ind NuBone, Goodwin, Spirell ym} belts: maternity: brassieres Stted. E] TCAL ING. Any wired, $60; estimates freely "VV : full lue of a%plulefl fl;’ terms. LUKENS BARKLEY .. 1405 N. Y. ave. Main 6486 = BLECTRIO WIRING—ELITE ELECTRIC_CO. wires any sic-room bouse, $45. Main 06908, 46 H st. n.w. BLECTRICAL WIKING_L®T U5 ERTIMATE o your work. Fa Millerire yourself with our method of wiring and installing fxtures ‘o your bome. Call Main 2757 or visit our show- room. GEO. F. MILLER, 908 New York ave. nw. FTL.00R WEFINTNHING, painriog, by skilled mechanic, at reduced prices. Paul Serene, §0S 10th st. n.w.; beforc ® or after 7970, 1A C. A_AR! 93, d: mew floors laid; more prompt service and lowe NOW. 'J. C. Price, 912 5th n.w. Fr. “will do bundie wash at home. 1k g at. i LIGHT HOUSEWORK oF nuraing by girl. Phone N. 8004. MAID desires position with can stay nights. Line 8177, © e MORNING WORK or day's wash: experlenced __Call Adams 2128, 1 NURSE for young babs; experienced, settied colored womn. Call &t 1305 Corvoran’st. n¥. WASHINGS to take home by reliable colored 1428 Swann_st. AN, colored, wants day's work or balf- s work. 918’V at. n.w. firsi<lass people: FLOORS REF ed and waxed by electric NASH. 2507 Sherman ave. Col. 4231 FLOORS CLEANED. POLISHEL —_AND seraped. A. F. ZIMMERMAN CO., 817 North Oapitol st. _Frankiin 1002 W. BNITURE UPHOLSTD, REPD; . re made. Est. cheerfully gives. Heturned ree. TITTENSOR. 1424 Sth nw. N. 750 GAE BTOVES REPATRED, PLUMBING AND W E Dove, 1008 0 N of period rooms: decorations for b ing ‘8 spect Barton, Art In Bast. “ioe 1wt WORK wanted evenings for week d take laundey. Call Lince. 8177, w. -MISCELLANEOUS, ATDING MACHIN, Burroughs, wanted: good, used, seven or elght column machine. Btate price, age and terms. Hendrick Motor Com- : oma k, D. C._Columbi . NTIQUES, old china, furniture, : t objects. A. F. Arnold, 1823 ays; will ver, furniture. A . ter Aiuat pricespaid. Mre: Cordiey. 812 T7eh e Tol. Malu 405, i Addriss or CASH REGISTERS, Reasonable prices. ACCOUNTANT wants work evenings: part- time " bookkeening, ogening and balancing books. " Address Rox 3002, Star ofce. ‘CAMERAS, fleld glasses, shotguns. tools of every kind: anything you have to seli. Groce 11th and E n.w. _Phone Franklio 833 or posts ATTORNEY. young, graduate George Wash- ington, would Iike fo become astociated with reputable law firm or with legal department of local commercial or fiaancial concern; excel lent references: willing to start s and not atraid of work. Address Box 344Z, Star office. BELLBOY, elevator man, houseman OF PoFter. 1510 Kingman place. J. Mercer. . second-year high school, o0 S wants work 2 afternoons week Dest of references. West 602. CARPENTER WORK promptly attended to. North 4140-W. typist, ture CLOTHES -Will pay bighest prices for ladies’ men's worn ciothes. Write or phone D. Siein, 1808 Teh st. n.w. Phone North 430 CLOTHING—WII pay bighest prices for m: and womea's worn clothing. Phone 1. Atein, 1526 7th st n.w. North 2074, 23+ CLOTHING_Highest prices pald for castoff clothing, Iadles’ or men's. “Send 'postal or telephone. Wil call with sutomoblle. Framk- iin 444, Barner Tsaace. 18% CLOTHING—Men Suy them. Ot Auto calls promptly. 4145, _Justh's Old Stand, JOB CARPENTER, PAINTER AND BRICK- layer; general repairs, | CHARLES H. WAR: RICK, 1787 You st. n.w. Ph. North £924. _18¢ JOB PLASTERING BY RELIABLE AND E: perlenced man; reasonable prices. "Alvo cement work of all kinds. Fraakiin 9822 W EEYS_DUPLICATE KEYS. 28 Ci while you wait. Turner & Clark, 1233 York ave. n.w. Basement. 005, s TCAT) 26¢._Aiso emall imachine work. 818 H PHONOGRAPH REPATRING — ¥honographin repaired by expert: nkiin 39 PLUMBING A3 our spacialty. | canes. Whe NOW & JOBBING 18 in_emergency Iumbln& thiak of nw n D Quick " pervics T you think of pl PRY. 1011 H ed, painted and nphoiste THE WICKERCRAFT. PAPERED. $5 P F JONES, 164 Fraucis st. s.e. ROOMS A RUG WEAVING—HANDS RN Croni woen curpets Lanrel firm. 208 1011 «t | TINNING, Tenting: fur Johbing a Shect Mot ME IREVERSIBLY last. Old BYIT 3% Intrbies 1o 8149 Mintz repairs trunke. bapdbags, ete. Call or 088, [STEAN AND T waTen | | WAL TR BTN CPHOLSTERING OF 1 will Col. BETTER KIND. nexecclied. Our man all anywhers. A tril will convinee i, 4038, Standard Uph. Co.. 2510 14th 6t o w 19 CHES, jewe, < elocks T repair; Al work rantecd’ prices moderate. P K Richter, 2 9th 0. bet. H and 1. Franklin 2 WINDOW SHADES. Mude fo order. tolland cambric and o1l ofinie shades 81 factory price Bouthenst 8} Co., 1022 M st Pho Linc. 1244, 180 WINDOW and vacnim ciean' contractors. Tdedl W ning Co.. Tac.. M. 528, WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES opague shades best quality of opaq We wiil ¢ AT . general clean _BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Coah e conmtor b CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND Tew tlou: doing by Beantifuils 0. Add; o 7 hest in toca resident s Hox E t responsib] zarage anes: rent Srar ofice Moy H1n7, Ing_ big n a lifetime. Address Box 2 AND v haif o DELICATESSEN, vor dosng good business Address Box 2017 FRUIT TARLE STAN 1 whole Interest. store =1ling accon Star affice. It M v SALE—. pric wervies doing str in the city. Iteason ing. Don't sppiy o Address Box 1302, PROFITABL <hed ) lusiness, the tex selling. owner ret.r. 3 mean bus for Tancnr 1 deiicatimeen. co ored. best neigiborhood : changing busines bealin. $1,000 cash needed. Chas. M. Thomns Fagle Offic Yo sr. now MPAT STAND for cade Market; noss: reasonab office. CIGAR STORE for sale; will se inys: very litt selling oz’ NISHED able offer aceep Vernou pl. n.w GPPORTI'S et an old.on sonable offe! T for_onr Distied groc fused; owner d 3 sites to devots husiness ommercial Loan heap. Addr Cigar and periodical sto dotng guo STk 124 G st._n.w. 17 | suitable for res { first floor; low rent | mievene <plendid Pl 98 10 rooms and Apply 903 G HOUSE electric ligit for rale rensongble. sodi Fontain owner musr b Library; fi trielty, '$1 Roomiug house 14 sy, stean tospect and you wiil i uteer. cf | downtown price. 83,000, niture good us 00, ar 1205 and Mass, ave oc.. 2 years' lomse » Fizht ffce Azd feas. hest wonderful opportunits We are continualls listing and while iy nt to well ca todas and profit e repntation success of (his office do u real broke: age business MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS. P29 N Y. Ave. 0 Rooming We T rent. 8 : centra reut. S50 10 rooms: reut, £50 10 roums: rent 14 moms; rent 12 roome: renf. house houge Boarding liouse’ 90— Rooming Honse SRB0—Jtooming house ¥ house: house. 00—Roarding house; [800—Rooming hotse $860—Girocery and 4 I8 rooms, 6 bath oows and bath; 2 stocked. room aud 2 oo aud delicatessen; 60—Lunch and 4 fornished rooms. $2.000—Lunch; good busivess half $350—Luneh: good corner: vent cheap. Motion picture business: 350 cheap rent; good loc.: $2,000 requt R. M. CURTIK, MAIN 8042, MAIN 8043, 216 Muchinists’ bidg.. 9th and Mass. ave. n.w bargain d . LAWN MOWER REPAIRING: PARTE ¥FUR- Dished. Don't walt until spring 707 ARMIGER. 803 : 3th st. o.w. MATTRESSER AND migst reasonable pri mate. Prompt deliveries and ured. Eagle Beading Co., 1123 Tth Main 7092, | TATTRESS MAKING AND R for ~fall cleaning—Matirs fron frame springs, cushione 1ews tenovated at snecial prices Spect week—Mattrestes removated. Columbla ding Co.. 816 . Phone Maln 8528. £. HOB- t serv- Bed- PAINTER AND PAPERHANGE! BON. Best work, lowest prices: prom fce. 706 6th st. n.w. Phone Main PAINTING time approaches. e will be ¢l to estimate on your interior and exterior paint. 10?. When_you think of inting think of ROW & FRY, 1011 M st. in_126] PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—H. E. PHILLIPS, 221 204 s.e. Linc. 8363, Quick, efficleat service; guar. work; reasonable prices. FOR SALE—MJSCELLANEOUS ATMY,_HARNESS, new. for two horses, $40 4, £20: ridtog & blankets, $1 1y sortment all kinds few and naed har addies nad Cogswell's, 220 111 aw BY CARRIAGE in first {wiite in Lues condition 4 mattiess, sle Apt ke a ¥ Kuop and 1 nursery nd_spring. cou 14 University pl - ibrary table Sth ‘hiffoniers, washing _machine, vacoum clesners, Main_&51 BEDROOM SET, including br dresser, burean, ave. bed, vanity rocker and costumer. 2735 FAPE] GING DONB _REARONABLY. e ana Ip. X°X. pOLAND, 20, L ot . o CARPENTER, non-union Jobbing prompily CARPENTER WORK _Bcreens. porches gla: Rosson, 4871 3rd st. D.w. 10 CHAUFFEUR, with closed car, for liire {0 vate famiiy; careful driver; reasonable rates. Franklin 8536, 23° CHAUFFEUR,_colored 4 Q st ivest 899 i 10e" CHACFFEUR, colored, wania powition. privat: or delivery. 010 22na st. n.w. Phone Wr 22853 1 CHAUFFEUR wants position: good referen ffteen years' experience. 427 Wanner st. n.w i AUFFECR, good teferences, for truck o delivery. N, 3745, - CLERK In_grocery store or meat market: ex- prienced young man wants position. Adam COMPANION, young man_desires position gducated and enial; drives car. Addre X -1 N s Fonily. *ABtrass Ber SIA: Biar ook 13 ENCINENE desites position In otel or ofic o building, firet assistant marine li ovnse. “adirees Box 8063 Star ofice, | 13° Fivate. Albert CLOTHING—WIIl call in mabile, eity or suburbs, and pay prices ‘for ladies’, gentiemen's, chi carded clothing of"all descriptions. T will call. dreg's d ress W. Rice, 1382 pay highest " Worn ‘clothing and . North MIAMONDS. 0ld goid, ai ahinis, Bl w AMONDB, fewelry and oid gold bor Alvih Hoffa, dismond Dbroker. Main 6438, AONDE, e ‘rices paid. a }:THER “!l;‘(fll‘;a ([ll!lll(léro: xl“lm‘ -y wmid. Bquare Deal Furniture Co., ot \'w._Phone Maln 5636 4 "GRNITPRE of all kinds wanied be ald. Cay urajture Co., . ave, now. taanii Sodor. > 17 GRNITORE—N. Rirstein, sflql A m%umvflu‘. Phone 3 prices Jutat large T o e = PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. kalsomin- fog. walls washed, floors refinishel. North 1740. Mr. Rue. Contract or day work. bd PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING—SPECT low prices. New fall desixn THOMPSON' 3 il eall evenings with samples. . WICK. 1018 Donglas st. ne. North Al SING—REASONABLE warkmanship, Enterpri n.w. North 4 fag, painting Tafiudn guaranteed ‘oo a1 Work W A. Lit- i 9 9th Franklin 6754 . “§ Camp BICYCLES, man's_and boy's.: coaster bra new_tires:'$7 to_315. st._n.w. G_MATERIAL from Potomac Parl : framing, sheathig, flooring, siding. h.doors, plasterboar ned and s in frsc-cia to buy at Washiogton Wrecking Potomne Park. ke: a b & Supply " . ed g L Wl bing materinin. SIDNIY HOUSEWRECKT I Flrida ave. ne ~w. Salesmen board. _roo L. HECHI g8, Sih Mati oftice, th and () sts, offices_untfl 5:00 p.n BED, springs and mat Ux12; Axminster, 9xi2: Tug. emill round table. Col. PAPERHAN lNfi:fimL—le and up: in- e inti lowest -o8. Mrioepetiias Dec. Co 421G Bow. Ph: FF. 800, bed, 434 Tebat'by, sbilled work- 54 o E E;‘.':‘ ivg tosine, 5. Bchaster. Sanderscs SAMERA—Press Graflex ox two magazines; two platenoldrrs almost new. Wil sell for half. Phone Linc 5508 atter 6 p.m. . CASH REGISTER, showcase and cigar 1385 New York ave. i , dinger sult, mew; dress suit, good eoumn! business suit, 2 pairs pants: size y: be o i e i B ont B.w.. Apt.