Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1925, Page 29

WCAP T0 PRESENT NAVY BAND TONIGHT Dance Music Chorus Among Other Fea. tures on Local Program. The second outdoor concert Tnited States Navy Band Washington navy s scheduled as ©n the program WEAF, New York, and a_number other stations will be linked w WCAP for the concert. Other features include a concert the Chesapeake and Potomac Chorus, under the direction of Otto T. Simon. and the dance mu: by “Happy" Walker's Orchestra the s at Wardm: Park Hotel chorus broadcast from 8:20 to $:40 while the Iastern Star ball will come as the final from 11 o'clock John B. Keller of the sports partment of \The Star will face t niicrophone following the Navy Ba at the chief attra tonight of W and Male| of the the yard this evening of ith ; by Male Prof. sic at an will | o'clock music 9:20 to de. he | nd | concert and give a resume of the base es. | ball results After him H. in the major leagu Morgan of the United States Civil Service Commission will tell how federal employes are selected Two other talks are on the progra One will be given by Stephen Mather, director of the National Pa Service of the Interior Department. “What the State Park Movement to Make Lvery American rtner in the Big leinie Miller, sports editor Herald, will give the other. The ~only recital scheduled WCAP will be given at 8:35 o'clock Arthur Lambin, baritone. A major portion of WRC's 1 period on the air will be tak: up with a play by play description me at St. Louis between Buc of t m. T rk on Is a Out-of-doors.’ he by by after- en f s’ champions and Sisler’s Browns be follow talk on “Supply and Demand tor e children’s period will ducted as usual at 6 o'clock. by a industry.” by Norman Draper American Institute of Meat Beginning at 1 o'cloe WRC will broadeast a concert by Hutel Washington Orchestra of t con- ed as| in the Live Stock and Meat he S this afternoon the Local Radio Entertainment Wednesday, May 13, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station (434.5 Meters). Weather Radio, V 3:45 p.m. 10:05 po WRHF—Wasl nglnu Radio Hospit: Fund Committee (256 Meters). a. ureau reports. —Weather Bureau reports. al 230 p.m.—Current news items (daily). WRC—Radio Corporation of America 3:55 pam.- the Washington-! game. 6 p.m account t. Louis base —Children's hour, Albion. pm Supply and ‘tor in the Live’ Stock and Mes Industry,” by Institute of American Meat by arrangement with the Farm Radio Council WCUAP — Chesapeake Telephone Co. to 8 States ac Nation: nd (468.5 Meters). p.m.—Concert by Navy Band, Charles Benter, leader, direct fro the United States navy yard. Broa ast jointly with station SAF, Ne York; Providenc: 8 to 8:05 p.m.—Base ball score a nouncements, by John B. sports department of The Star. 8:05 to 8: E. Morgan the United States Ci mission will give a brief talk on “Ho Federal Employes Are Selected.” 8:20 to 8:40 p.m.—Concert by United w under the leadership of Prof. Margaret Bowie Grant. $:40 to 8:55 p.m.—"“What the Park Movement is doing every American a Partner in the B Out-of-Doors,” presented by T. Mather, director of the Nation Park Service, Department of Sta the Parl $:35 to 9:05 p.m.—Arthur Lambdis baritone, in a group of songs. 9:05 to 9:20 p.m.—Heinie sports editor of the Herald, in “The Makin composition _dealing with Cruz incident of 1914. National Conference on Sta " an origin: the the Bastern Star Ball, by “Happ Walker's Orchestra, direct fro Wardman Park Hotel. Early Program Thursday. 45 to 745 a.m.—"Tower axercises,” by the Metropolitan Lii insurance Co., direct from Metropol tan Tower, 1 Madison avenue, Ne: York City. USES TINY BROADCASTE Speaker at Signsl Corps Mmmg! Has Set Mounted on Board. A miniature broadcasting statio: built on a board and a replica paratus at W by Walter charge of Tesch, Radio 1 the engineer with an addres: Signal Corps Reserve Officers’ A sociation at its meeting in the board- room of the District Building. In discussing broadcasting stations | Tesch and their operations, Mr. brought his miniature transmitt into operation and broadcast part his talk direct to his audience. The proper way to use solder is first sible solder RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Navy Band. WCAP. Washing- ton WEAF, = New York; WOO. Philadelphia, and WJAR, Providence, 6:30 to 8 o'clock and then use a minimum to hold the joint together. Musical program from West End Lyric Theater, KSD, St. Louis. 7 o'clock. Czechoslovakian Band, WOR, 7:15 to 7:45 o'clock. Dance program of the East- ern Star bill. by “Happy” Walker's Orchestra, WCAP, Washington, 9:20° to 11 o'clock. Musical program by the Jascha Gurewich saxophone ensemble, WOR, Newark, 9:15 to 10 o'clock conducted Demand as Norman Draper of the ers, Potomac the Lieut. WOO, Philadelphia, and WJAR, Keller, 1 Service Com- the Chesapeake and Potomac Male Chorus, Otto T. Simon, accompanied at the piano by to make Stephen the | Interior, given under the auspices of Miller, | Washington | Vera to 11 p.m.—Dance program of | Health | about 3 feet long, of the transmitting ap- was built and used Corporation | station in Washington, in connection | last night before the | make the joint as tight as pos- at | al m d- W n of W I te iz al te | n, | al m ! | e li- w | Ri n, | in er of | to of { | | LONG RANGE RAD: WEDNESDAY, THE EVENING STAR, I0 ENTERTAINMENT MAY 13, 1925 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 3 TO 3:00—New York: Vi solos: Boston ew York bassado’ Worcester: Poems: solos; talki Base ball scores tea music”. Radio Gpicnfe: Fasied Fort: Musical 0—Mooseheart, lll Philadelphi Pitabureh Rocheater: : poem puit TR recital, Enytman Theater O stman Thea k 40—Philadelbhia: Police raporia: sporis s il and trumpets 45—Chicago: Home-makers: hou 00—Xew York: Dock Reed's Exg Harbo: cw York: Vocal solos: health talk higage: Stories fromchild lite: p Colleze . __ Cincinnati: * Ej 15—Detroit: Music BU—Kansax City: Base ball scorea: N okt B e popant e W Yo ase bal 45—Philadelphia fi“seore 1 pro ar's 5 TO ball_scores . iy Burdon's Organ vecital . Chicago: SLeK exchange quo L 7% time for - children o Phijadelpiia: Weather: Benjaniin ¥ New \'urlti" fl" oston Child from Ch T Louseille: ‘wwores ort Mus ball Daven; New York: Uncle Geebee: music: Schenectady: Produce and stock m. base ball results. Minneapolis-St. Paul: ers . Springfield: ‘hase_ ball 00—New York: Base New York: Musie Rochester an s _stories Inn . recitai; and mus wan news! program: trio "Leo Reisman's Hotel It oy ey Cox's S A e n o & motel Roberl Concert” Orchestra. % S0ttt Hoe SieWirls Grchesira Pitteburgh. Dinner concer Boston: " Bix_Brother Clab * New York Cliicago am wark 30—New York Organ' recital program: WLS Theate Dinner concert, vocal “Market High Spots'” 670 T Ethel Fox. soprano: galic; piani “recital Dinner concart Juvenile period Mueie: Sports. Phil Spital ket reporis: base Beclime. stories Markets: stors . R (2 ¢ Strand Theaie: cw Yo nagogue o Philadelphia: Uncle Wa'e hedtiome ot Elkman” and his orchestra Iyllaby timy d 5:00—New York results: Detroit: Chicago Atianta: Cleveland: Chicag Philadeiping Springfield Jhengctady _and ln-lrumenul “readings horal Society arket quotat ‘hildren’s program Base ball scores: “Earthquakes’ taiph dtime story and roll cali: 4P talk v Cross base bali ‘s York: Vocal and instrumental solos; \ Dlane selection: Hollander's Hotel A humo enurmnmem ram’ by 'the N talk: oncers paNg s 18 Inn Orchestra piano solos . rogram by the Meié ¥ : ymphons” Trio Trio legians arm and home m; Base ball ecores and sports results © PM. Ord nmu = + ‘concert from Hoic! Waldri-Astoria . ic: dinner dance mus “markets: base b s TR .. WoC [WGBS WGY playiet, Lenox’ Ensembie; Treat ‘Orchestra Bellevue-Stratford ~ Hotel Drogram . Ernie Golden's Hotel McAlpin Orchesir: e Ford and Glenn time. instrumental S PaL base ball storien Rose, Violinist £ Orchest merica wervi Louis : dinner ‘concert by Drake Ln-mme d String _Quintet New' York Orchestra New York: Bawe e Commodore Orchestra Detroit: Cincinnati: Din z0: Organ on - Pianist: cester: Story cery AT Dedtine sto olloge Quartet ot e e iy arey Pk Vinees 5-30—MMeneart. 1. Concert. orean Philtdeiphia: Police reporia” and o New " Vorics* Health talie vocal ang Philadelphia: Dream Daddy, with bo e YO Gl el Nty Bosto) <On the Trail With the Va Minneapolis-St. Paul: Children's hour Pi Sunshine Girl .. es’ Buddy., Eddie Benjamin Franklin Hot Chimes “eoncen 7 TO 7 :00—Davenport news: n chestra and artiste Artist recital® Talk: sopks St. Paul: Base b pics of the Day Base hall scores Market e Detroit: An Elizatetn an New ' Vork: News: Soringfield: Oncle Bifl:- MeEnclly s Clevland;. Hotel Cieveland o evcland: Hotel Cleveland Oichesira Boaton: Traveier Orchestra: (onan’ ner concert rom Conere Classical prokram. vocal ar *Fork - Internationar pofice ~“music: Philharmonte String’ Qua Kansan City - Miise Wories: Bithurkh: Base ball = Richmond Hill No Y. Vocai and in St Louis: West End Lyfic Orehestra Chicago:. Dinner ; Arien Orchestra: othors Butfalo cean’s. friends Rothesier: Theater Orchentzs Oukland: Hatel St Francis Coneért’ Cincinnati health Lope: conference M Pniversity Band Dinner concert by ‘Goldkette's ‘Ensembie 3 base ball scores ores’ reducing exercises weTS Orchestra .. s Orchestra .. rts results 5 natrumental ‘solos s and_girls . WIAR. W00, WCAP, oy . uxmna t nm.mm 8o bedtime stories e qkland Telephone and Telegraph Co and beauty’ iaik vocal and instrumental program Singing Orchestra " vo- Hospitality ") ~s Hotel: taik nd_instrumental appreciation rtat addre strumental ‘program Theater program: Silverm neert by Raiph ‘Williams .na his Bn readings 5 Orchestra’ Ghicago: Clagmical program. vocal and instrumenia! Otawas Tncle: Dok’ mane ttawa: Uncle Dick: markete: orcl 15—New. York: House of Health . Mooseheart, Iil.: Philharmonic O —Pittsburgh:’ Studio concert . . New York: Vocal and instrumental Des Moines: Reese-Hughes” Orchest San Francisco: iv.ude1 zer's Orch Chicago: Oriole Orchestra book talk o & 8 To $:00—New York: National banquet: speeches: Richmond Hill: Vocal ‘and instrumen! Pittsburah; Band: talk: ‘markets Chicago: Varied musical progran: Chicao: Musical program. vocal an Boston: Opera group - . 3 z Springfeld: Organ reciial . Organ: talk: instrumental Colleke of Music_progra Instrumental "sele Minneapolis-St. Paul: Talks: Universs ew York: Consolidated Dairy Orches ow Yorl Bone vocal gnd Cleveland: Musical Magpies and Ma. Detroit: News Orchestra and poet Portland:_Children's program: s Denver: Sandnian's Los _Angeles ows bulletin: Cincinnati: Vocal and instrumental 15—Berrien Springs: Debate b “Can the Law Be Enforced 30—Detroit: Municipal program by Pere sociation . Louisville: the 'K & 1 scores: news o chiuirrs literature . Havana, Cuba: Cuban Arm Bang Des Moines: The Boheme 3 orth: Musical prog: York: " International polic and weather forecast (‘nm‘-r(. by ’ 9 TO 00—Cincinnati: Reading: piano recital: Berrien Springs: Los Angeles: Amusements: Portland: Hotel Portland Orchestra: Nex, York: Roy Philadelphia:_Chalmers Ensemble New_York: Roseland Dance Or chestra, springfield (:nlrlmmrehTrum;e Boston: Dok-Eisenbourgh's Richmond Hill:~ Vocal solos: re) Kansas Ci Philadel = Bnes Ore Jofl Chic fonia eatra, son City: Talk: Cei fo: Qverlgnd Co, program; Buffalo: Mrs. G. E. 9:15—Jascha Gurewich's 9:30—Pittsbureh: Nixon Orchestra . Hot Springe: Base ball scores: Los Angeles: Children's program : Oriole Orchestra: song [t Sew York: Billy Wynne's Greenwicl h ew York: Paul_Specht’s Orchestra an Francisco: ate’s Restaurant hiladelphia Hotel Srlvani 10 TO 10:00—San Francisco: Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra ‘hildren’s program: university program Los Angeles: v & Orchestra. .. New Arlingion ‘Hotel Weather _reports S rk: Stanley Serenaders .. Lover's e Orchestrd, aried musical _program: ow York: Ben Be Portland Orchestra: market; Det Con dance " program ‘Aundant. Life Mixed Chorus: quas Detroit: Jean Goldkette's Orchestra Denver: Chicago: Don_ Bestor's Drake Hotel Pittaburgh: Weather: base bail r Cleveland: ‘Carl Rupp and his ente Cincinnati: Hebrew Union Collexe ‘born, evangelistic_singer from Logan. Chicago: Midnight revue: Paul Whiteman's Collegians Los Angeles: Ambassador Concert Orchestra Tavenport: Musical program: solos; Cincinnati: Musical prograi Chicago: Ralph Williame 'and his ‘Rainbo ommin vocal and_instrume: program 10:30—Fort Worth: Tex; Yabter Danes Orel New York: Silver Slipper Revue and O Orchesira. Mooscheart, T11.: ight's yro Uhicago: Husk - 0'Hare's Red: Dragon Orche reading: songa; ingtrumenta) sol Hastings, Nebr.: Farm school new. 10:45—Coneinnaii ] M Phi Epeilon. Sorors 11 P.M. TO organ and n_Orchestra o8 Angeles: Exi Cleveland: Phil Spi 0—Mi "m“"."‘s}"y‘:ai' Bick Long o Aneapolis-st. oot Chicago: Oriole Orchestra; solos vocal and instrumental Dr; WMAQ ‘Plarers by Anti-Saloon League Blossom week: Chamber of Commerce radiotorial al Little Symphony Orche; mixed estra; Palisales’ Par { ‘Quartei Glenn | orchestra: solos . ‘Boice. xylophonist Saxoptione Ensemble rie s Hote] Hoosevelt Orehestis news: wlts program pecialty: concert program stry recital " estra” woios: o P.M. Institute of Social Science's annual presentations of medals . tal solos: duets Slitz hour . : orchestra’ i instrumental 1 program: songs . m ty ot Minesota proj hestra .. WOO, from nstrumental xwell Quarter hour- ;. Examiner program Marquet Athletic As- Terminal ‘Railroad Or- hour: " stories e conference: pol 10 P.M. Harmony Coaxers’. s0] uariet; 2 3 2 Q=232 % £ E WEZ { WEEL ne Smith's hnmomn we & 228 82 3 ol ot o it o 33 Dhi b o » 2 sish s ST alk: solos . Village Orchestra . aiid EE SRR ismnistainisBiai: Orchestra 5 1P, 3513 SS5 Orchestra’ " SH: ST ns o Gision police reports ncert omaaissittas s RSk auartet Orchestra B335 rtainers » TRt 2 % Boius organ ... ‘nestra . i b g 2 55 oh 1333 2 3 22 aa 8 ra os: ballads . . markets: road repor ensemble: solos 12 MIDNIGHT. piano ai revie 13 H rehestra’ violin "' 11:45—Atlanta: Hoschton, Gan Old-time String Band 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. 2. le Musical 00—t upley Mgl mpm Denver: Dave ‘Ginsburg and his_Argonaut Orchest: Portland: United States Infantry Band: 12:45—Kansas City: Nighthawk frolic: Plantation Players .. 1T0 1 Tos Anveles: Hollywoodiand {hicago: Hotay-Totsy Tour: 1:30—Los Angeles: Art Hi USED RADIO IN STORM. Dance Ginge! Amateur’s Work Supplemented Wire in Pennsylvania R. R. When wire communication was in- terrupted by a sleet storm that play- ed havoc with the Pennsylvania Rail- ruaSs telegraph and tclephone sys 00—San Francisco: Johnny Buick Cabirians man’s Dance Orchestra . 233 iherman concert 23 3 2 AM. Orchesira . tman: Skyl 2 2 e B e » i H tems in the Middle West, Dr. Charles L. Klenk, a St. Louis amateur, got a radio communication through to Phil- adelphia to the general superintendent, of the Pennsylvania's telegraph de- partment. A few railroads, including the Doh- ware, Lackawanna and Western, thelr own radio comunication ms to meet emergencies, but none of them i much past the esperimental stnge. g,* ¢d in many different ways, both on WASHINGTON, D. C, FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Rerroduction Prohibited. The Development of Battery Con- nectors. Part IT. The binding post method of making connections between batteries and the terminals on the sets has been andstill is a very popular method of doing the Job, Binding post terminals can be mount- The only bad feature is that they limit the placing of terminals and sometimes make it difficult to place them in the most available places. Where the subpanel method of as- sembly is used binding posts may be mounted directly on the subpanel without the use of a separate binding post panel as shown in Fig. 3. In such I 03 |mits simultaneously on 380, 107 and | panels and subpanels of the receiver | cases the or on separate binding post panels. | obtained | posts; by | the panel by using terminal markings can be by fusing engraved binding engraving the markings on itself. as shown in Fig. 3 transfer decalcomania 1| methods or by using special little etched nameplates which have holes throuzh which the binding post screw is passed. Subpanel Method Used. Personally. when using binding posts I liked to use the subpanel as smbly method, using shelf-supporting brackets, with the binding post panel fastened underneath the subpanel as shown in Fig. 4. The markings are taken care of by using engraved bind ing posts with non-removable heads. The connections to the binding posts in that case can be made before the set is placed in the cabinet, so that when the set is put in place in the Engraved Posts Unnecessary. Fig. 1 shows a common form of bind ing post panel marketed by severa panel manufacturers. These panels are readv for mounting. and since the positions for the binding posts are al ready engraved it is not necessary to use engraved binding posts. The use of some form of engraved binding post or binding posts with the terminal markings engraved on their heads is very important because it eliminates the ever-present possibility of blowing tubes because of an error in connecting the batteries to the proper terminals. Some manufacturers go one step farther and mark binding post panels | complete with binding posts as shown | In Fig. 2. Such panels, either with or | cabinet the binding post connections without posts, are very handy to use.|are hidden from view ——————— RADIO TO VOICE TRIBUTE | CZECHOSLOVAK RULES. To LATE VICTOR HERBERT Rigid Restrictions Are Imposed on Memorial Concert to Be Broadcast Radio Fans There. Under Auspices of Composers, | A rdio fan in Authors and Publishers. because he built a recei occassionally sold parts A memorial concert in honor of the | Jicense late Victor Herbert will be broadcust | In order to obtain the license, which under the auspices of the American |this amateur should have had for Society of Composers. Authors und Publishers on May 24 through a operating a set under the (zechc slovakian regulations, one must fur chain of stations which includes WCAP. nish a diagram of the set with a list Tribute to Herbert's memor; of units_employed in it, pay a tax 4 ! and advise the authorities whether Yoiced by Augustus Thomas. Gene | the receiver is home-built or obtained Buck, president of the society, will act | from a manufacturer of radio equip- as master of ceremonies, and the pro- | ment. Besides, the applicant must be gram, which is being arranged by | citizen of the Czechoslovak republic Sfivio Hein, will include a concert of (and @ permanent resident of the Herbert's compositions. rendered by |country. Despite these requirements, his own former orchestra of more than a hundred musicians There also will be heard in the pro. &ram such artists as Anna Fitziu. Alice Nielson, Fritzi Scheff, Eugene Cowles and others, and taking turns at conducting the orchestra will be such famous leaders as John Philip Sousa, Hugo Ritsenfeld, Max Bendix, Henry Hadley and others. Paul Whiteman will present his famous orchestra: Rudolph Friml, Nahan Franko and many other fa- mous artists will be heard in instru- mental selections. The concert will | be privately rendered in tiie main ball- room of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, in New York City, especially presented for radio broadcasting. Io:p Antenna Needs. To get good results out of a loop | antenna, a set should be used that is | designed especially for this purpose. | Such a receiver contains from one to | three more stages of radio-frequency amplification. For loud-speaker op- eration at least four or five tubes should be used, unless the receiver is of the reflex variety, in which the tubes do-double duty. | | | | | echoslovakia was ing set and without a will be Iy 1.000 receiving sets in the republic. St Station WGY, - Schenectady, trans- 15.85 meters. NOTICE! In addition to our already nearly complete line of automobile re'pairin(, etc., we are now prepared to re- finull your car in GENUINE PAINTING LETTERING = s, e S - Il only ONE Du “There b FONT Dacor ™ CENTRAL AUTO WORKS WILLIAM BEUCHERT, Proprietor. Franklin 6805 449-451 Eye St. N.W. Automobiles Overhauled am_i Rebuilt Dents Removed From Bodies and Fenders Chassis Straightening and - Welding Blacksmith and Spring Work Sedan Doors and Woodwork Upholstering and Trimming Our manager, Mr. Morris, will be glad to serve you— . give estimates, information or suggestions on any of the above. Our Service Once Tried—Always Used WEDNESDAY, on for six weeks | there are reported to be approximate- | MAY 13, CIRCULARS PROHIBITED In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular mat- ter, it is expressly understood and agreed that all such matter w:“ be withheld, as far as possible, b; The Star. 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Oxford Blde.. cor. 13th bet. N. V. ave. and GOD GAVE MAN FI Touch, Taste. Sight. Smell and Hearing THE SUCC SFUL MAN Has Tws Mare Eoree st Comumon Now' ia & 5004 fims 1o besrs & conrme ihat will ¢ 7o Tor Tifc'e- aution” Y ou Wil mever regret & course in our school. Thousands say it placed them on the road to success. Call, write or lephtne. It ia better to call DOD'S SCHOOL, Eliabiinea 1885 317" Bant Capitol 't BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. BOOKKEEPERS. now employed to work in spare time doing accounting work. who have successfully completed or half-way com- pleted a course in Accountancy: state what course studied. age. address: all communi- ns_ confidential Address Box i'i‘(ls vil Service Iixaminations. Speeial course for stenographer-typist ex- aminations. b dava and 5 nighis each wk Tuition, $5 per mo. New classes beginning this week at greatly reduced tuition rate for police force, o firemen and general clerics Begin tod: The Civil Service Preparatory ‘hool. s. cor._12th and F n.w. Ph.Fr.2080. EMPLOYMENT AGE! '(‘ll’.‘& A HETTER clags stenog. typist, clerical help: free registration. T, Main 2876 City Employment Service, 1338 G ot nw L. kers. couples. housem waltresses, waiter other help sup: COOKS. housew utility men, laundresses chauffeurs. nurses. maids plied free. M Phillips. DOMESTIC mm,u).\qz.v AGENCY. of all kinds furnjshed on short notice. North 10378, 1800 14th st. HELP | or ALL KINDS, | . w { LAUNI nm:ss, ook, kitchen maid maid and parlor maid. white. ty. colored couple. Ladies el Pha 14° 1150, chamber- wanted: 1o Exchange _Ver =00 Strayer Employment Service. ()Der)\lrd b rayer College for its studente and Kraduates. Good business bosiiion or all that are_qualified: NO FEES. 21 _Thirteenth St. Mai 0. BUSINESS POSITIONS —Fres reguntraunn ‘Washington Employment Exchange. operated for the public by the Washington School for Secretaries. NO CHARGE UNLESS YOU ARE PLACED. m 213, Transportation Bide.. 17th and H. S | {0 st. n | COoK N LR,\I,. child; 413, \\hm-. for 4-y reference required. The \r"nnn(‘ SITUATIO S—‘VIAI E. BRICKLAYER. johber, Address 34 n.w CARPENTER and builder: 1 make a specia ¥ of residences. garages and general repa work: estimate given on short notice: p reasonable. T. J. Hickumbottom. Potoma colored, wants wol CARPENTER WORK of all kinds Jackson. 2004 9th st. Potomac 1 CARPENTERI) union.Cail_F 548 AUFFEUR—Been “driving over 6 ¥ i1 willing CHAUFFEUR. ten years exper Tence to Teave city: also has wife for cook. Ca can kive good reference . wishes positio Tears experien R e axperienced Venaome. rivate family rown, 034 French HOUSE erences. Pa. ave. AND WIFE wanta job as references: experienced man S Blrandiatoiiows 1 PHOTOGRAPHER. cither profession teur finishing. or photostat operator years' experience. Phone North 591 3 Hamiin st. e PLUMBING and heating gr Rt expert mi at 3 anitor Wm. F. Webster, itor: Turne Jobs TTILITY MAX 1182 100 Wi no\v DRESS] ‘ariver of Ford Star office. AN with 4 vears wants position Address ‘Box 3 bookkeeper reference. can ¥ ambitious. studying_accou desires a nosition, with chance for SITUATIONS—MALE FFV ALE COUPLE (colored). firste Ywhere: ' all-around. lechanyc: wife Vate fa housem. 00k expert hour. _Adams 508 o 500 “hil \mkm hildre yred girl. with reference. 100 Ant. 3 14 colored B CLEAN by Tight n.w Teference COOK. North 7y Kind: younz HOUSEWORK_or_chamber: ference. Phone West " i3e neai colo: Rear 1910 GENERAL fored girl WORK by n: reference. girl fam “ma GIRL_ youne. cou er's helper or e an nights, 851 F Katie Todd GIRL 10 wash dishes in boarding nous: help with housework. 1224 Howison o 13 HELP—FEMALE, ALTERATION HANDS thoroushiy experi- Ash. 1217 Conn. ave. PAINTER WANTED. Apply Thursday. 36th and_Ordwas_sts. EXTICES WANTED. Dorothy (offey Beauty Shop. 1123 14th n.w 15° Founk man with insurance e perfence: fire. automol liability : * salary and commiseion: prospects furnished: excei- lent opgortunity.for ht man: state experi- A S WANTED—Opportunity o associated ~with an independent but ttekral Dpart of a national organization outlay of capital required earnings commensurate with home owner with bed or garden a purchaser: field Virtually non-competitive: our salesmten now earn- ing a good income. Only men with am- | bition. ability and integrity conwidered. Ap- vly 1o Richsoil Inc.. Room 30 15th st Company. house Wiite. miving rat Anderson. McLean. | band’s | ERAExvtnemfl_ With ref Pharmas Tth and H sts. exXperiencedATDly RAPHF.R AND BOOKKEEPER. | \_., K and 35 years. must be experienced with executive ability. capable of mana~ing Joan office: must furnish reference of highest type. Man with car preferred. S135 month to start. with rapid advancement nusual opportunity for right man. Box_$40-T. Star_office. STOCK CLERK. ting establishment, who cai answer own handwriting, stating age. salary exbected and all partic Address Box 350.T. Star_office. TAILOR WANTED. cxperienced and repairing ladies and Kentiemen's work: Kteady position, Good_ Tailoring Co.. TRUCK DRIVERS. Be experienced. and “willing to. work pay to start. Apply Thursday or Friday, Tto 6. "CN. Edwards, 2114 Ga. ave; now Taccurate at figures. for w office. Address Box 37 MAN in_ real estate Star_office. o make himself gy erally useful at sas and service station niy_306 R. I ave. | vo xperienced in meat cuttin also must have driver's permit. Apply E. oodman. Arcade Market. NG MAN to work in drug store; one _soda_fountain experience preferred. in_person. Mayo's Pharmacy, 12th Monroe_sts. o =1 i due to promotion we a vacancy for 3 young men for sales work : salary and commission and bonus to start: students preferred. _ Apply between l&:.ltl and 11:30 m. to Room 208 Bond 2 YOUNG MEN—Two, 1\0!! lpmflhl’. 18 to | ™ 23, travel, -A'Ivarunm( work, $20 per week Apply Mr. Blsnen 310 flrd “WOODCUTTERS, Woodridge, D. C. Phone North 6791-J. SALESMAN, Experienced. house 1o house: Rorie s 55 1008 50 onty: Gonsqudated Gae ro ‘ 3%, Seutier Brar iron Co.."Room 603, Je -, 7th and D | 8ts. n.w! LOT- SALESMEN. Office handling_high-class subdivision de- sires two more reliable. aggressive salesmen with_previous record of success. Must be experienced and have car. This is a_ posi- tion requiring hard work but offering ood returns. Commission basis only. In_ writ- ing give full experience. Address Box 287.T, Star office. 26¢ salary. com- | troling | SALI ! robe ILDREN S INSTITUTION requires intel- ligent and refined Jfoman "capable of con- Children: $70 per month. | board. o nd Tanars. “Adress Do BOI-T, Stat ofice. " s JANITRESS for_apartment iex. 1310 10th at. T 2 LADY—Out-of-town position for_advanced | { siudent or teacher during summer month {oing educational welfare work: £0od salars gpportanity for promotion. Address Box . See Mr. Lind- D' S—Traveling position S . plication considered confidential. quires three women with guar- st .n-nm_ Positig ntee References: character and * Address Box 450-R. Phone_Col WAVER—Expert 710 11th s . experienced: for Kensington 17-L-2. NURSE—Pra-tical. neat white, ettled. relieve mother of ‘baby's care: stas nigh pply’ 3026 Wisconsin, ave. . Apt OFFICE ASSISTANT and typist. Sienoeraph not absolutely necessary but desirable: per manent position: prefer one with knowledgc of automobile business: re writing, stating axe. ex d._Address Box i SLADY. _experience: Shop. Apply between 5 and 6 pan. only French Blouse_Shop, 7th SALESLADY —Experienced of typing. Apply Kieeblatt, 11th and H sts. specialty some knowliedxe | ICITOR Apply at once. Fst niw. STENOGRAPHER. exverienced in sending out collection letters. Must understand the Condition of accounts as they appear on ledzer sheets. ~ Permanent position with op- portunity for advancement WOMAN—Permanent position open to neat white woman who can_care for ladies’ ward- and Keep hotel suite in drder and. Ko Adirondack resort June to November. tel Grafton. - white. capable of taking_charge of small, private ‘steam laundry. Must be Strong. active. intelligent and of zood char. Acter: $60 per month, inundry s WOMAN. colored, rent. 1311 M. WOMA : steam table. Call 1023 H st. n.w. WOMAN—White, for _classifying ment._Apply 1120 Queen st. n.e. S (%) required by the | 208 Bond 'Bids.. for vacancies in their sales force: experience not nece sary. Can earn $25'to S30 start. on sal commission & be experienced teleph, Bachrach, Inc.. 13 to Anply WOMA few duties in exchange 1l _after 6. N Address Box | i .(:IRL exening getting din Church ‘st Part-time GIEL wanta place or dav's work. 15 GIRL wants place o North 3500, " Wants po mad. b P GIRL. southern. colored chambermaid or pantr: vate. _Call vri n GIRL. neat__colored. as maid apt. 1712 Oth st. n.w GIRL. colo wants Waverly n.w piae o m cooking nw plain 1$40 Swann st r girla: desire to n.w. Phone GIRL th_ st GII}L 9. ishes” place naw country. housework. Terence, Gesires ger for Janitress, Co ise colored, waitrees. e place as d Phone Franklin “wishes nia Teference- t_home by ave. n.w. “take home. W ORK _day's work or housewo: *3022 ‘Sherm neat by _month_or wee calored. w WOMAN Tor general housework: 1300 Delaware ave ants work 910" 3rd TELEPHONE OPERATOR. Experienced with P. B. X.: $45 per mo. and meals. Appls office’ Stoneleigh. Court. on EXPERIENCED SALESLADY | o SEWI FOR G MACHINE DEPT. —in Washington department sto; ary and excellent opportunity. & Fiisgeraia,” Latrobe Apis.. W Read and Charle timore. Md. 7 HELP—DOMESTIC. CHILD'S NURSE. stay nights: Cleveland 11 LORED GIRL 3435 16th st n.w. references. Tor general housework. BOOS —POORY-BOORS—AT Xinds. them in” or phone about Jarge loia 5416, Pearlman's Book Shop. 0 CAMERAS. tools of cvery kind. fleld £l shoteuns: dnything you have 1o seil, Gro = - Frank. 833 or poss fomobile. ity or suburbe. and pay ¥ou hic et pricel for ladies” sentlemen's, childrc) - discarded <lothing of all descripiions. greas postal or phong. [ will call. 133 7th st n.w. _North 1755 hiest prices paid Tor mici < second-hand clothing. Potcms . Tiee CLOTHING (men's cast-ofl)—We pay you square, cash price for amount micn Worn suits, pants, shoes, ete. Phone us send a buver quick. Main 4145. Justh's O Stand. 614 COOK and houseworker: good. Ashiey, ADL. 43,__18th_and California_sts. n. rices for lu- Tite or phoie N. 409 CLOTHES—WIll pay highest_ dies’ and men's worn clothes. D. Stein. 1308 7th st. n.w. Ph. SHOE SALESMEN. Stes positions open for live men who are looking for chance of advancement. New DAy andl short howre. ~ Relcronces reanimsd an 5 Rbois to Mr. Brigxs. 418 Tth st nowe CHAUFFEURS wanted with identification card and reference ; increased commissions. Apply taxi ‘office, Wardman Park Ho- tel. MEN—We can use the services of several neat appearing men of good personality to complete our sales organization, Pre- vious experience desired, but not essential. Rapid prometion to those who qualify. This is your opportunity to become connect- ed with the fastest growing concern in Washmgton. Salary or ubmrmssxon or both. Apply in ‘person, Room 457, Munsey Bldfi. Ask for Mr. Younglove. COOK and general houseworker—Neat_ liable woman: stay nights. 27 Quincy st.. Chevy Chase. Cleveland: 4313, Md. DIAMONDS, iewelry_and 0ld_gold, for casi:. no_delays. - Alvin Hoffa. diamond_ brol 918 F st. u.w.. Rooms 17 and 18. M. 6 EWORKER. experienced. to its: references required. 4500 Le Cleve. 1360. i GENERAL HOUSEWORK. setiled__ white woman: stay nights: references. ' Write or apply to Mrs. Earl W. Porter. Bovupl. Md. n:u'n:n BEDS _and _furniture: highe Ve us A call, Earle Furnic, Polomac_16. and furniture; best Square Deal Furniture Sor’ Exe o Phone Main 5636, 8. nw. GENERAL, HOUSEWORKER —Call before 11 am. or atier 0 p.m. 1730 Colimbia .. nt. 206. . FURNITURE—It you want to get full valus for your furniture & Household eocas. ol Ideal Furniture Co 610 La. av GENERAL HOUSEWORK and assist with two children. neat colored girl with ‘good Eelemnce.. 703 3rd st. n.w. Call after p.m. 4 FURNITURE—Cash for desirable furniture contents of houses a specialty: also piano-. store fixturcs and showcases wanted. Jusi all Main 3006 and you will get the besi v GIRL. colored, young. for, eeneral Hou work ; references Tequirad. 3010 Porter at. GIRL for cook and xeneral housework. fam ily_of 3. mo children; no lsundry. ~Must have city references. 2819 27th n.w.. near Wardman Park Hotei. Call between @ and 8. LAUNDRESS Arstciygs, wanted for Mon- ays. _Cail 1328 7th st. n.w. IDTHER S !LP’ER can lll)' nights lood home. 1814 1st n.w. PASTRY COOK. white_preferred. (i Bt o SERVANT GTAL, 3410 Ga. ave. n.w, WOMAN. neat colored. pre "1“’-‘." by "848 s month. . Must have best ity b o Feferenices. - Phone North 9710 atter 10 a.m. & nl':‘;a. to help care }fr baby llld o in : Add:::: Box 441-T, Star Dm:.. mfllfl:’" meat, with reference nm\xnm:-wm purchase some used fur- mitury for 11 roms. Can pay cash. Phone Franklin FURNITORE-TF gtber Foods to sell, best results, send B ne_Frankiin ou any and you want to obtan for Loiig Notes. 4 TTURE of all kinds wanted: bes brices LCaplial Furniture Co. hone Frankiin 10287. FUANITORE, DD PIEGES - AND COM plete sets ‘wanted for 3 G-room houses Adams 5019 FURNITURE and housohold goods wanted: u will feel satisfied with Drices 1 pay. Welwmbers. 418 10th ot i Wain 375, (Continued on Next Page.)