Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 28

28 GONCERT LISTED . BY WRC TONIGHT Philharmonic to Be Heard | for Two Hours—Other Features. The New York Philharmonic Or- chestra, conducted for the first time by Nickolal Sokoloff of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, will be heard to- night In & concert at the Lewisohn Stadium, New York City, from broad- casting station WRC. The concert also will be broadcast by stations WGY of Schenectady and WJZ of New York. The program that will be played by the Philharmonic is headed by Tschalkowsky's “Fifth Sym. phony” and will include Loeffier's *Poem for Orchestra.” in its first sta- dium performance; the ‘‘Freischuetz™ overture of Weber and Berlioz's “Ra- koczy March.” The concert is sched- uled to begin at 7:25 o'clock and will continue until 8:25. The second interesting event on WRC's program tonight will be a spe- cially arranged dance program by W. Spencer Tupman and his Hotel May- flower Orchestra, which also will be broadcast through a chain of three stations from the presidential room of the Hotel Mayflower. The dance pro- gram will begin at 10 o'clock and will be continued for one hour. Travelogue Announced. The travelogue, “Over the Seven Beas,” will begin at 7 o'clock and will take listeners to Benares and Delhi. WRC's studio program for the eve- ning will include a recital by Floyd Willlams, tenor, accompanied by George F. Ross; a talk by F. R._Eld- ridge, chief of the Far Eastern Divi f the Department of Commerce, Charm of the Tropical a second talk by Charles A. assistant assessor of the Dis- trict of Columbia, on “Timely Hints on Personal Taxes,” and announcements of the base ball scores. The noon organ recital was played today by Ruth Farmer on the organ of the First Congregational Church and was followed at 1 o'clock by an hour of luncheon music played by the Hotel Mayflower Orchestra. Local Radio Entertainment Tuesday, July 28, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (4345 Meters). 8:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. WCAP — Chesapeake Telephone Silent. and Potomac 0., (468.5 Meters). Early Program Tomorrow. G_.ii to 7:45 a.m.—Morning “setting- up” exercises by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., direct from the Metropolitan Tower, 1 Madison ave- nue, New York City. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 6:40 p.m.—Base ball scores. 6:45 p.m.—“Timely Hints on Per- sonal Taxes.” by Charles A. Russell, gssistant assessor, District of Colum: 7 p.m—"Over the Seven Seas— Benares, Delhl,” broadcast with Sta- tlons WJZ and WGY from New York. 7:25 p.m.—Concert from the Lew- isohn Stadium by the New York Phil. harmonic Orchestra, Nikolal Sokoloft, conductor, broadcast with Stations WJZ and WGY from New York. Program as follows: -“Freisohuetz,” overture, Weber: “Poem for Orches- tra” (first time at Stadium), Loeffier: ‘Rakoezy March,” Berlloz; “Sym. phony No. 5,” Tschalkowsky. 9:25 p.m.—"The Charm of the Trop. ical Orent,” by F. R. Eldridge, chief of the Far Eastern Division, Depart- ment of Commerce. 40 p.n.—Floyd Willlam: George F- Ross at the plane.” 0 10 p.m.—W. Spencer Tupman and his Fotel Mavflower Orchestra, broad- st with WIZ and WGY from the sidential room - Ry of the Hotel May- Early Program Tomorrow. 9 to 10 a.m.—Women's hour, broad- cast with station WJZ. 12 noon—Organ recital, broadcast from First Congregational Church. 1 p.m.—Concert by Irving Boern- stein’s Hotel Washington Orchestra. Orders Taxis By Radio. ‘W. O. Arzinger of Birmingham, Ala., has been working for a number of months on a radio transmitter with which to dispatch taxicabs. He an- nounces that his invention is now per- fected. Mr. Arzinger claims that with one of his transmitters in the central office and a receiving set in each taxi- cab the central office will be able to get in touch with any driver at a mo- ment’s notice. TUrges Rubber Ear Muffs. A peculiar skin eruption is the new- est disease to puzzle medical circles in Vienna. It is caused by hard rubber recefver cases pressing against the car for long periods of time. Dr. Mar- cus of Vienna. who discusses the dis. ease in a recent medical journal, recommends the use of soft-rubber ear muffs fitted over receivers to prevent the irritation Court Protects Neighbors. Radio enthusiasts who own loud- speakers are subject to fines if their use of these instruments late at night disturbs the neighbors, Magistrate Gresser held in a Jamalca, N. Y., court recently. He found a radio fan guilty of violating a city ordinance when neighbors testified that he kept his loud-speaker going loud enough to dis- turb them after 9 o'clock at night. Uninterested In Radio. Although the ban on recelving sets in Morocco has been lifted, the natives take no interest in their use. Only Europeans who are residents there hail the new ruling. Religious con- servatism is a large factor which has {mpeded the advance of radio in the Orient even among the wealthier non- Christians. —e ‘When the old swimming hole has been properly safeguarded it will lose much of its lure. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. New York Philharmonic con- cert, WRC, WGY and WJZ, 7:30 to 9:45 o'clock. Veselli's Band, WIP, 7:50 to 9 o'clock. Bizet's “Carmen,” WGBS, 8 to 9:30 o’clock. Grand opera, “La Gioconda,” by WEAF Grand Opera Com- gany; WEAF, WEEL WFI, VCAE, WGR and WWJ, 9 to LONG RANGE RAD THE 10 ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1925 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time s 4 TO < New York: Marks s W 4:50—Philadelphia: I;;n:l b‘:l acores: 'sp 5 TO 5:00—New York: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria dinner muste .. hiladelphia Louisyille: N New" York Schenectady Gt St ) odgo: Orsan: Iuliaby iime st mi revue 6:15—Newark: Tal “Man " in 5:30—New York Boston: Shep: Chicage: Skeezix 5:40—Fuiladelphia: Scores: Atlantic’ City - Beores 5:45—New York: Weather: Benjamin usical s Sy etro Markets; n scores the Moon’ _stories rolinian_Orchestra time for childre: Bellevue Straf organ 6 T0 6:00—New York: Markets: Atlantic City Chicago: Stock exchange quotati Drake Concert Ensemble and New York Newark Conn Martford, Dbase ' ball | scores B Springfield: Leo Reisman's Hotel leagues Metropolitan Re: vue' with by Bill Wathey ... " Vip's roll “call " and’ I solos: Columbia University Vanderbilt Orchest; Cincinnati: Music: reports ... Detroit: Dinner Chicago: News, time’ stories’ .. Chicago Moutreal scores organ rec concert Health talk: Windsor Hot Cleveland:~ Hotel Statier Concert O New York: Sport Atlantic City New York Philadeiphia. New York Schenectady. talk, 6:15— 6:30—. o0k review by Mrs Voeal program: €olos Hotel Paul Gallo: Woodwin Base ' ball scores. “Over the sSeven Seas.” 7 TO Barber Shop Ballads. Vol w_York: Sigrund New York New York: Orlando’s Concert. Orch Atlantic’ City: Scaside Hotel Trio Chicago: Dinner concert {rom DeBabary's and Paal Whitman's New York: New York Lyric Trio, W WWJ, from ..... Cincinnatl . Story “lad Philadelphia olste Hartford, New York: V Allantic’ City Boston: Taik New: York Comfort's ong_of the Surf{ Mrs. H. B. ocal solos: Columbia Base ball score. Evening Americ Base ball results singers; " piano _selections Philadelphia; Same ss WEAF . Davenport: Music: stories: Plant Chicago: Organ recital: ' Graylid Qa5 party .o 5 Davenport: Base bali score, Minneapolis: Scores: Biles's an recital: Jack Marjorie Moore's Melody Base ball Household hint = io Los Angeles LE an Francisco w York: Stadium New York: Gold Dust WWJ, WOC_and WJAR. Montreal: §.°S. attractions Dallas: Ves 7:45—Cincinnati: from 8 10 Evereads hour, WEEL WOC. WJAR." WOCO Cleveland:_Organ recital by Chicago: Reading: musical program Fork and instrumenta City New York Hartford - Violinist: talk: Cincinnati: Orcheetra: vocal solos Chicago: Mueical program. vocal an by, American New York: Driving Hint New York: Clarence Williams ringfleld: Vocal and _instrument icago cal program: eolos .......... 8:30—Des Mofnes: Musical program Louisville: Concert: thrife taik: Los Angeies: Examiner progr Vocal Vocal solos Colt studio B < scores; sports results Dance Orchestra the Canadians Hotel Morton Trio, dance music .. laekstone Talk: vocal solos; Columbia Par Con' 5 VEEL WC Armat; scores of all league tories Rudy Seiger's Fairmont . WRC, WGY and... Twins, WEEL, WFL WCAE. Montrose Orchestr: T recital: ‘Hawaiian musi B “hime concert by Robert Gadgley. W Vincent Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Southern_songs; Park Orch Trio Midway Dancing Gardens Orchestra; varied musi- Stations. Meters. Miles. 4543 204 3043 123 g 3795 5 P.M. bulleting 6 P Wranklin _Orches ; markets: new : Hotel Vau Cul “farin ‘program: Joe ‘Bren Metropolitan Revie ~with “Charles Tobiaa: for children. Colonial Dance Orchestra gy tfory Tecital Herman Neuman, pianist . 7 PM. police alarms......W dinner concert” by String Quintet. program Charles Tobias na Lenox Ensembie: Lase ‘pirthday lst. lecture: financial and’ ‘final market Teports: Juvenile ‘perlod: stories: contests ... el Orehestra ", rchestra results: commerce of the day . Lord Adelphia Concert " Orehest d Ensemble cal talk: WJZ,” WRC .... 8 PM. Ring Lardner and Dr. 2 L. WGBS WHN WRNY travel - WG ‘woios = g estra: voeal ‘€olos. ‘i les gress “Hotel,” by J an. bage ball ‘ecores “Philharmonic Orchestra eselli's Band. ... .... ng: organ recitall . K program Comfort's Orchestra.’.."." Orches! Bessie Simon. e on Plavers .. String Trio Maids s Sascabes SEBBZREYS Orchedira.L. 0 LUK WGR. tallk “on " Quebec 5 S 2 RE533h553 D29 o LoomkRAD e 1 can £42 o o P.M. . WFL WCAE. WGR. SAI from . Percy... . Kaiser's Orchests 1 solos. . . Puo Trio mueic. .. estra. [ Federation program S Palisades Orchest: al program. z Providence: Arcadia Dance Orchestra, anciaco: Child gh: News items: s " hou conce 9 TO 9:00—TLos Angcles Springtield Talk: Hotel ret survey rad; missing persons New York: Vocal kolos Cincinnati: WLW New York: C New " York alarms Glevelagd: Musical ; ew York: Grand opera. Grand Opera Company, sccompaniment, WEEL from Yocal and ‘instrument Mumcal program ... Vocal j Movie talk: ‘Tr Harold Leonard's Re Dallas: Vocal”and_ instrumental icago: Jack Chapman's Orchestra Now Fork Spanich Naem San Francisco® Talk: Waldemar Lind rant Orchestra “............. Angeles: Children's program: monicist .. . ottt 9:45—New York: Radio Franks, Wrigh 10 TO : Formici and weather forecasts . with, mors Jac Los 10:00—New York: Hotel Mayflower Orchestra, San Francisco: Rudy Seiger's Orch Detroit: The Red A Philadelphia: The Ca Cincinnati: Mc New York: Vincent Lo Cleveland: Melody hour ... ... Atlantic City: Dance Orchestra, “The le Club .. ornia Night i New o8 Angeles: Organ recital Chicago: Vocal and instrument; Hot ;")flnll Sport review Atlantic City. trand Theater 10:30—Chicago: Ford's Dance Orchestra: Portland: News: markets Chicago: Drake Hotel Orchestra: son; torial period: news . Brunswick Orcheglra scores: weather: description of ““The Hay Hay Duo” r of music ... instrumental Musical program from studio “La “Gloconda, % chorus _and orchestral 'WFI. WCAE. WGR and WWJ, program: _readings - artists b, guitar, castanets "and’ Bessinger. McKay's Bond Hill House Orchestra . pez's Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra York: Ernie Golden's Hotel McAlpin Orchestra’ program’ o1 . Whittington Park organ recital Vocal solos. police repo: Classical program, vocal and instrumental 10 P.M. market ‘reporis: WBZ WHN . N i i peogran ool v BREN WEAF n Orchestra: soloy By G2 Lo o anoaRa~On e Hol kets . o, casrosoms B EANEZSRE ‘ond his States’ Hestal’ stories: reading: bar- fears a3 23 3 1 PM. WR > estri Hawks o i L WKRC WEAF 2 Tr. . WEA Parodiane h S ey 28 o138 soncnie i 232332000 Pitssburgh: Concert from Grand Theater Tos Angeles: Talk on ‘‘Dogs” New York: Plantation Revue and Los Angeles: Style talk 7 21 P, Feature program Musical ~program 11:00—Los Angeles Tos “Angeles Portland: Rain, San Francieco: Studio program Chicago: Midway Dance Orchestra Los Angeles. Examiner program Classical program « . ‘Evening at Home" program: . TO 12 MIDNIGHT. Orchestra * Hotel pfogram. vocal and instrumental S kolf ] varied musical program. . W instructions BCN EF1 S WKRC ‘Applesauce Club”, .KYW 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. 12:00—Los Angeles: Vocal and instrumental Portland: Orchestra program . colos Chicago: Organ recital: vocal and instrumental solos. Dalias:” Walter, Rombere, violinist :45—Kangas City; Nighthawk Frolic o berger's, ' Johnuie Campbell’s “an 1:00—Portland: Herman Keain's Chestra 10 an Francisco: Johnny £ Aneeiea®Art Hickman's os ‘Angeles: Fman Los ‘Angeles: Ballad bour: As BY JOSEPH C All Rights Reserved. Inspect Your Joints. Bvery joint made in a receiver in- stallation is a possible source of trouble. It is not enough to go gun- ning for trouble when the set goes dead on you. The best procedure to follow is to make every joint as per- fect as possible to begin with and then follow this up with frequent in- spections and overhaulings to elim- inate the possibility of trouble from ree. lh.‘]il::“trouh!e usually exists both in the set itself and in the auxiliary eir- cuits such as the aerial, ground and battery circuits. Whenever possible, joints should be eliminated. Where this is impossible, extreme care should be taken to see that the joints are carefully made to withstand the ravages of weather, strain and vibra- ion. ufllf it is at all possible to do so, have the aerial and lead-in one continuous piece of wire. Bring it from the far insulator, twist it around the loop of the insulator from which it goes down to the window without breaking the wire, bring the wire through the lead-in insulator and thence to the “gntenna” binding post of the set without a single break in the wire. If you cannot get a wire long enough for the purpose and find it absolutely necessary to join two pleces together, be sure to twist the wires together in approved fashion after having carefully cleaned with sandpaper the portions that are to be soldered. Use a good grade of rosin-core solder and heat the joint sufficiently to cause the solder to run in well and grip the wire firmly. Ground Clamp Connection. In making the ground clamp con- nection to a water or radiator pipe be sure to clean all paint, rust and dirt from the pipe so that the con- tact is made on good clean metal. If you find it impossible to solder the 10 o'clock. Dance program by “The Pa- rodians,” WPG, 10:05 o'clock. & clamp to the pipe, make the joint as clean as possible and tighten the ground clamp firmly to the pipe. It will then do good work for a long time, but you should inspect the joint occasionally to make sure that the others i Plantation Players d Earl Coleman's Or FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. Reproduction Probibited point of contact has not become dirty or rusted. Use great care in making your sol- dered joints, especially when using a rosin flux. 'If vou have mnot applied enough heat the joint will be held to- gether only by melted rosin instead of with the solder, and while it may look like a good joint to the eye, it will be like an insurmountable wall to_the electrons. Binding post nuts have a very bad habit of loosening up and causing considerable trouble. Such Jjoints whether made directly to the bus bar connectors or to soldering lugs should be gone over frequently and tightened up. ‘When Terminal Needs Cleaning. You will often notice the collection of a greenish deposit on your storage battery terminal. This is a bad sign and is an indication that the terminal needs cleaning. Remove the deposit and rub on a little vaseline to pre- vent its formation. The binding post and spring clip terminals on “A,” “B” and “C™ bat- teries should be inspected regularly and tightened up when they show signs of weakening. The same should be done with the binding posts on the binding post terminal strip of the receiver. Occasionally the cord terminals be- come loose where they are connected with the terminals of the loud speak- er, phones or phone plug. These, therefore, should also be given care- ful attention from time to time. It is a good idea to heat up the old soldering iron occasionally and touch it to all soldered joints until the solder starts to flow and indicates that the joint is properly made. It is just such little maintenance kinks as these that spell the differ- ence between a receiver “which never has trouble” and another which is constantly afflicted with ailments and loss of power.” _— To attract tourists a round trip is to be offered from Cairo, Egypt, to Eu- rope by a new British-French trans- portation company, FVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES —A Very Responsible Job. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTRWEST. reia a 3 armacy. 08 14th uw.. Colliflower Art and Gift. Co. 01 14th, Bronaugh's Pharmacy. 14th and Buchanan, Hohberger's Pharmacy. 14th and Colorado ave., O'Donnell's Pharmacy 8209 Mount Pleasant’ st., Mount Pleasant Cigar and News Shop. 1788 Columbia road, Hitcner'y Ciear Store. 202 Cantorai Wt Harry S Paul ardman Park Pharmacy. NUF e and W st.—Perfect Pre- acription Pharmacy, 2nd and Mase. ave. Phillips' Pharmacy. 7ot and K ete. Durican's Pharmacy, 7th and K. Goidenberg's (time_clerk's desk). Smith's Cutrate Drug Store, 7ib and O sta. 7th and R_T. ave, J. French Simpson. Jith"ana 3 7. it Forater's Pharmacy. i avel 2 Sad R e, Howley's Phar. Meduir Armiac G, ive. and Hock Creek Chureh road, Rock Creek Phi 'V, Ga. a Tout Colody & Blalek. ] Monck's Pharmacy 16 Ga. ave. Brightwood Pharmacy. 1901 1. st 05 Mags th and la. ave. and 1et st Xorth Cap. st. and 1722 Pa. ave. J. Louis Erick 21st and G sts.. Quigley Pharmacy 35th ‘and Pa. ave., Herbst's Pharmacy. 5626 Conn. ave.. Chevy Chase Pharmacy. Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.. Taft 005 Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin ave, Phar. 'skoma Park. 350 Cedar st., Mattingly Bros. Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. Morgan Bros.' Fhlflnl‘(‘y 30th and P ste, fl?flz M et O'Donnell’s Pharmacy. 3411 M st. Moskey's Pharmacy, Wisconsin ave. and O, Donohue's Pharmsacy. NORTHEAST. 4th and H ste.. Home Drug Co. Hst.. Garren's Music Store. and Md. ave.. Louis F. Bradley. Louis Sacki ot Phurmars ol at o 5 o1 Pand AL ste. 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Come to 2410 14th st. on Wednesday noon from 2 to 3 o'clock and see thi derful machine operating and you wil be_disappointed ___ WANTED—SALESMEN. SALESME Three experienced wiring and fixture salesmen: excellent opportunity for producers. See Mr. Nolan. 819 13th n.w. 28° SALESMAN wanted—experienced in selling high-grade correspondence courses for home study: leads furnished- liberal commissions d ' Wasbington territory. Write Edward Federal Schools, Inc.. Minneapolis. CHAUFFEUR, colored. mediately. Phone ning work, 6 to 12. Siaf office SE CARPENTERS_ Star_o| JUSEMAN reference furnished st.. Washington. D. JANITOR. first-class can operate any boiler. Que st. n.w desires position im- orth_8367 204 1 10 3 cottages by contract. 24-K or day work. by_voung man: Address 738 Fairmont 30 years experience. Potomac 1678 Bldg. Grace Nash, Ph. TXVALIDS valescents and aged. by nurse in COX- Ber ‘own Adams 7383, TS. DRUGLE JOB PLASTERING and kinds by experienced toa X KEYS—DUPLIC made while R REPAIRING: PART Power hand mowers for sale. 707. . RMIGER, GAS FITTING ica _on 009 14 PLUMBING. —Expert —mec TROTRERS £ 30" to 30 curle b Rewmd ELECTRIC MAS lite treatment for pie matism. aching. % $10.° Call Adas 3 good, mant from Addr South ¢ (8§ reforences’ requi or houseman. 01 LINGTYPE OPERATOR. e EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 7o 13 ce: open or non-union shob. field. Mass ommodatio ECTRICAL TR ew York, CALL MAIN 2876, BR_5. City Employment Service for stenog.. trpist. bookkeeper. cleri- cal help: free registration. 1338 G si, n.w. Feneral 13th n.w ou s, Phone Nort SFFICIENT 2001 L A HELP. | frence ot ot | MAN Dorition . aparis ___BUSINESS INSTRUCTIO . et o PRIVATE INSTRUCTION BOOKK & rountnE ‘Wnd mormal traiming in method penmanship. Col. 8119 after Jires wosion Min fearn prnting and linot STRH Star om Civil Service Examinauons. .gdll course beginning today for Se tember exam. in sten. and typ. Tuition. S5 Also new cisss in_statistics and general clerical subjects. Special rates for those who enter this week in pre] nr:uou for B e e prapaatory - Eehoot § B cornes vi LS E. 12th and Fnw. Phone Fr. 2080. INSTRUCTION COURSES. ATTOMOBILE DRIVING LESSO: ANY hour. by appoint satisfaction guaran- thed" excellent Mr. Keonedy. Adams 3 WILL Ti R FORD SALESMAN — 6 sears clothing exper STENOGRAPHE Box ants position about A WORK of any kind man._Address Box YOUNG MAN. college” graduate Gxperienced: e TO DRIVE YOU ¢ reasonab . _North 607! DESIGNING—IF_YOU CAN DRAW, TRAD to become & commercial designer ‘or il Tored Adams W or. general mechanic of references. TER S APPRENTICE—Young mar printer's shop nce, desires position —File clerk with knowl- edre of bookkeeping and general office work “teady 114-K. Star office. 3. desires pou expert typist 3 wishes w nd maid or work in city or o1 ethod; 1130 to & hboard Frank. 3747-J. _GRA NESTLE LANOIL PERMAN. AGE. VIOLET 5. 1umbago, rheu- swolien joints. nervoiisng PASSENGERS Carolina: AND HEATING as appliances. th et se. Phone T WAVE. 25 ms 6461 after 6 RAY. THER- Fr. 6713, FOR AUTO leaving red. TOURING TO SPRI August 2 1%k 318 Kresge Bid NASH. Ph C ORNAMENTAL IRON desikn facturer of bank. office inclosures lings, elevator doors a ce door, ) arches, on staire e escap: plates. met and_manu- G and pavr 3 rices: g£00d workmanship Samuel Tammaro. NTING—If you have anv £ 10 be done. now is the time. ze in Painting. Paperhanging tering. Epecial July prices ~ Ph or night. ‘Col. 2456, C. E. BISHO! nyon st. n.w MOTOR TG ATLANTIC Au. 4: Toronto, Aug Aug_ 31 Phone Adams TOU Main AC dopt an nd st.nw. LA AR years' exp. one passenger. S 2 {ILDLESS GERMAXN CC or as A Ad Geeires 10 Box JOSEPH % S 309 Kresge Bldg. CITY, JULY 20 and New England tour, JUPLE WISH FRITZ, 4.'-'5 MOVED, Teedie expt.. 20 1 Snd, G ping. Address men's and bovs' | suits, overcoats. all kinds, are the highest. ING EXCHANG 99K, Star o A GRADUATE 1 &t 10; references. 29 ‘& methods. Tingie white = re and during confinement. arges reasonable. ospital. Corry. on _in_off thoroug ress Box 50 o | fo cl v Pa. | Expert Masseur & Masecuse Siweden. 00 s, exp Rell Ph. Main 8 1029 174 Babies for WE PAY $2 TO $10 FOR MEN'S_LADIES' Our prices for_old clothes. WASH. CLOTH- D aw. ELECTCY WILL GIVE Tou scientific treatment: excessive welght re- ed by new m Phone Pot. 1 HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET- ter class Of Wnfortunate youne women 4+ be- rivate. loption. Strictly NEW MASSATE — Institute i R. N. Grad bie—Reasonable. K. ma road. Good sularies paid Lo commercial Results guaranteed. Write Dr. G. Mildon. 2224 F st n.w. Apt. 23, ANOTHER STUDENT_SAYS: “IN 'OUR school 80 dave. made $135 lst month's em- ployment, tbrough your training. Short Courses; high standards: graduates best aid. ~ Pos. for grad, or fuition retun 0YD SCHOOL. 1338 G at. M. 2876. 10 MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY Cillture, 310 Burchenl Bide. 817 14th st Bowe “Take advantaks of special Tates Frankiin B AUTG DRIVING LI rienced instructors: Call Lincoln 82 AUTO DRIVING ‘s perm.t_and hed = : an " "FOSTER.’ Franklin 8787 i 3 DE and_milliners. mercial art. ' Spec mer_rates b Ask_for booklet. STONE'S "ACAD EMY. 1517 Rhodé Island ave. ¥r. 7475. 28° HAIR CUTTING. MANICURING. MARCEL waving and all other branches of beauty fulture: you get actual experience. Dorothy Coftey Beauty Shop, 1123 14th n.w. F. 10141 SING. folding joctor's ‘office. ma light ‘work wan colored woman. office. BOOKKEEPER. double bookkeepin ried lady. start at a low salar, salary Summer BY OLD, EXPE- isfaction insured. rates DOW. | parmanent po. perience, sae ry bookkeeping. keneral ecutive: four jears years automobile furnish _ first-class and willing to work for tion GARAGE MAN—Colored, experienced. 1425 While you lesrn: in- Irving _st. n.w. EN- N Tior M e “Thearance *free | Tuesday. Thursday nights, for one hour, six weeks; contracts given those who qualify: ,',’3:..:2 arges ance,_com) 2 e i Addrees Box J26-1. Star omce. GOY, BOY to work on soda foun- TR SoBy 4105 Calitornia &, NTTOR, middlesged white man. single pre- i:rr'xgoone who knows how to clean: must bo reliable: state references. Address Box 98-K._Star office. THOSE _WITH . UNDEVELOPED TALENT | 9lice. FOR DRAWING. dio offers un- Large & 3 usual opportunity for practical tralning eve. | $526. __SITUATIONS—FEMALE. Address Box 19-K, Star machine operator, typist manent position in real estate office by mar- Fesident of Washington: willine 10 ot Afraid of %t . young. Washington resident. w with arial. eten contracting and mine high school sraduate references future 1s assured. Address Box 437- URSE, white, for child or adult. W ANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. Tike some used furnituj whole or odd pieces. m ANTIQUES—Furniture. _chf elry: all kinds. A. F. Amold. o = ately re or few d by reliable light purchase for = 86: ina, 5 brass, jew- . 1323 G st. n.w. TR needed for rummage sase: &) ve pay_cash. Phone Frank. 64 household articles, odds and APPAREL (men's. women's and childrens) leo_miscellaneous ends, etc. Will 16J. ~ _ 30° PAINTING PAPERHANGING now pr THOMPSON'S PAINTI gcraped. cracks 10 be point iychrome paper. $12. also b ow pric worry” abo: 1o pay without Philadgiphia, Decorating 3 ERING AND PAINTING. able prices. food work guaranieeq 8’ RCCKER. 1210 H st. n.w. Main and 3713 5 PAPERHANGING—Rooms pa Flrat-class w: J. EGDAL. PAPERHANG or3 reason. i3 §6 up. 1ion pape ~interior ices. Metro- _Ph. Fr. 800. APERED. 38 2534 11th st ." Skilled Work guaranteed. Terms if de- Sanderron-Schaeffer Co.. 644 H st. ne.Line. 10. ETTERS, b Kold. silve 516" 19tn jections. mee bought. FeTor 5616, Kohen. Bring them i Peariman's B CALCULATING Tent CAMERAS. tools of every k shotguna: anything {11th and E nw LOTHES—Will pay highest and_men's_worn_clothes. D.'Stein, 1308 7th st. n.w d ces D id responsibiiity ographic, double ¢ office work and ex- s u T can Highest, pr Som in 4145, Justh's O reasonable s no_delays. _Alvin Hoffa. 9 R, 1 Potomac ni will interview only those us of m Commercial Art a profession. Ad- | Potomac 4 BRACTICAL NURSE desires night Gus. i Gress Box 211, Star office. Now i 00d time 1o begin & course that will ofl'l ylv; ‘Or IHE: duties. You will never er's helper, dress Box' 11 Star PRACTICAL NURSE and housekeeper. moih- eneral work: refined paid. Square white. Ad- | st n.w. Pho office regret a course in our school. Thousands say it placed them on the road to success. | BEADING Adams 508! ALOUD. accompanying on piano. FURNITUR 7-room house: whl Dleces. _Kindly cal buy. Adams Address Box 349-H. Sta you Bave to sell Ph. Frank. 8: ooks. stami er. false teeth st. n. A MACHINE_(Burrou offlce. e1d glasses. Groce' 3 or postal. es for ladies’ te or phone N, 499. in Fri Ph thing bought of aid ” Anto calls. DIAMONDS, sewelry and old_gold. for c diamond _broker: T DS and e oo Deal Fyrniture Co.. 501 Eye ain_5636. wanted by pri in 165: 2. PRINTIN ir your old refrigerator, £00d As new. 18,7803 Oth st now. Main WOVEN from worn wear lifetime: nothing ch 300 10th st. aw B, b carpats, that 0ld Laurel ERS_made to Special stering and rep: H | | | 1 TZ REPA handbags, TYPEWRITERS RE that ill please rou B Tepair_any typewriter. 505 et Dow. D S BUTLER & SO B Nichols ave. as. Lincoln 1012389887, WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES—GOOD uality opaque shades fitted to your win- oy, 80c: the best quality of opaque shade 5 oo, We th ‘samples: RLEEBL AT 11ih and H eia.no. Line B30 BUSINESS OPPORTUNTTIFS. write or telephons. It is Letter to call. WooD's sgné’o *Eatablished 1885. 311 East Capitol Waiting in_aiternoon. SCHOOL GIRLS. two. want ofice work OF Potomac_1569. FURNITURE—I! results for your St. HELP—FEMALE. STENOGRAPHER _wisl permanent” postiion: JANITOR. colored: married man: _no AN tor apariment building. ~Apply 3t 31, 1712 17th et A ui_class, a leading lile MAXN. fini class. to represent & leading lfe Give references and experiences letter. Address Box 227-H. To fill position as day watchman and timekeeper, also to handle some clerical work: 12 hours a day; s y $18 per week answer in own_handwritink giving refer- ences. _Address Box 8-K, Star office. 1021 7th st n.w. Ci CTTERS—Two, first class, at once. Kwargart. 3000 Gh. ave. Bw. and 324 (w0 —Permanent outside salen work: tart: sdvancement, AD Y 5°%6 & pm. 900 District Nation EN—Rapidly growing organization selling HEmoring speclaity Tequires the servicen of three more men on straight salary basis: You ‘will be given two days' personal train ing under direct supervision and then placed in the field o ary basis until you are producing enos that yu prefer a commission basis. Want e "who are real experienced sale men. Under our plan you work on direct {eads. and if instructions are followed earn- inks"ell not be'less than $75 weekly. “Call intervie 5 for personal JCT0M st. n.w.. on Wednes d: Ask_for Mr. Sutton, . NIGHT WATCHMAN—Must have best of rv’!er‘:nma. Apply to Hechman & Company. 605 R. I. ave n.e. 3 [ ASSISTANT WANTED—An _ener- OF'}‘CK;E\U" ‘man, good at figures and famil- f:r ‘with branch packing house stock work: ‘ood_opportunity for man who will apply fimselt, " In your reply. give qualifications. Dimecll; calary expected. ‘Address Box 28-H. head T = T T ™ 5 o—ths PAPERHANGE! pply 16t and -Eve st EA GIRLS —Several. as clerks. Address Box o A 23-K, Star_office. MARCELLER wanted, experienced. Whelan's. 618 H st. n.e MARKERS AND ASSORTERS. experienced on my rklns (l}'nlchmu best salary. Berg- STENOGRAPH graduate. owns a car. u 0 fve R-TYPIST, APPIS | ence. Mgl school graduate. _Col: 547 2 school-teacher, colloge Phone Adame cellaneous call Mr. Shaj ave. n.w. _Franklin 378! ¥ TC! will_pu furnitare and plaser-piano temporary of ars_ experience: 90-K. Star offie; iro, 70U want to obtain best urniture ang other mis- 600 Louisiana hase some used for”cash. Phone ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY to invest well _established manufactturing busio requiring _additional capital to enlarge production. For particulars address 26! Star_offi ac TLEA and Dyein Drice_reasonable. _Col. Hi4 Business o, X E. planos. {M_"1282 for “wagon “Weschler.” 20 Pa. ave. n. yould ke’ position carpets. r have me Phone cu'l ete. GOOD. PROPOSITION for lady, with cash who understands runnin 4 roadh A ar offe o NIGHT CASHIER. Apply Palace Theafer. 307 9th st. n.w. 30° SITU TIOLNS—DO)IE:STI(;. Jou, L feel catiefied with cisenberg. 416 10th st. n. URNITURE and household 4 goody ‘-’mmg. prices 1 pay. S. s w, Main 937 OPERATOR. Burroughs bookkeeping ma- | (HAMBERN "atn Gt CHAMBERMAID or housework girl: nw FURNITURE of all kinds w S 3 ne chine. experienced, . State age. sxperience | MENEL LTS Adams 5757 NINGS, neat colored FU E—I1 you have andreference. Address Box o e D GIRL SOME ONE fo board and take care of 1itilé | COLORED GIRL. 0T g 1712 Oth st. n.w. take care bachelor apt. | best results. send for Louis st.n.w. Capital Furniture Co or_phone Franklin 10567. anted: vest prices 490 La. ave. any furniture or NITU other goods to sell. and vou want to obtain Notes, 421 10th Phone Franklin 2015. r. H. L. Bickerton. st. nee. COLORED WO STENOGRAPHER with secretarial experi- | laundry: stay nights. AN—General housework: no Call atter 6 OLD_ silver. watches, or write, e ualifications, . whether:now L nw. Shuployed, - Address Box 161 Star offica. = STENOG! PHER. 18 or 18 ars: some | work: $7 week: ;::WXQGKEAOI ‘bookkeeping. le’e‘-y of | Address Box 109 90d, white woman: also general house- home for right party. . Star office. . ull_cash_value paid. dlamonds and_oid {emsiry neaded in our manufacturing dept Selinger's. 818 F st. OLD GOLD, mlves beautiful *pieces pecially, TERR e P ot diamonas, ain_§173. Jewelry: fine, A°F. "Arnold: thand, previous education and fl pecied " Address Box B7-K. Star oés. TYPIST WANTED. experien: two months: hotel correspondence: give ref- family, second’_floor. . for about| iy WORK: colored ary | COOK, by neat colored girl: 0 home nights. City _reference. n rivat 7 = fi58 2"y Pivate | PIANO BOXES—Will buy in_good_condition. _Phone upright boxes if Norih 8845, EAR BURE. TORE GOOD FOR *DECORATED: GROCERY. _fruits and del stock and’ fixtures: low rent Yvery reasonable terms tn respo: for’ quick sale. 202 1lth &t. n.e between 10 and 12 or Monday and T cash bl N.W. corner; $15.000 yearly . $41 ‘mo.; heat " furnish 36 years. Price. $2.000 cash DRUG STORF: Dusiness: rent. Establishied Lincoln_346. ROOMING ments. HOUSE. attractively furnished on smal ar_offi activ ain: POTATO PEELER. electri 12-inch: exhaust fan. 12-in. th st. n.w erence, experience —and _salary ' expecte Orkney Springs Hotels. Orkney Springs, Fessenden st. DAY'S WORK. by colored wom: gas-water urn. 6-8 gal a5 dessert shelves. 4 ft. DAY’ WAITRESS. white. Sunlight Lunch. §20 | DAY'S WORK of a 11th et. n.w. WORK of any kind Call_Lin, v colored wony; | 2022 G _st. B.w coln 10051 L ESTAT! WAITRESSES (two). white: must 9 Conn. ave. Thor- | DISHWASHER or part time by colored sirl ousmy experfenced. Apply The Rendezvous, | 408 South Capitol or phons Lincoln 8010;R. 11 pariy: must have car dress Box 117-K. St ‘WOMAN—Demonstrator Between 25 and 50 years of age: must be Tor, outslde city. | GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 1432 Florida & otgun d_E_sts meat block ‘Address P. N oscillating fan. o1 2 gas logs. glass Vestor., ros “d F—Good opportunity for right drawing account. 2 ‘Bo> tar office. SHOTGUNS—We will pay cash for your old B“H:[ it in today. ch"'l. 11th Aa- ambitious: Do experience nece ar. Dromotion. Address Box 36-D. Star affice. | homa nights. n.w. rapid | G; GUSEWORK T o aokis 408 Tase: sre Tu " Bo° SED FURNITURE for 8 es_and odd pleces. Ad. complete 585" YOUNG LADY. with knowledge of drafting | GENERAL HOUSEWORK, by g0 home nights. ired by public service corpora- Fred, requ! A s naiary 320 t0 Commence: state age, ex- | boah ave. n.w. irl wishing RECOMMENDED SERVICE. 18 Florida rience and education. Address Box 415.H. tar office. 28¢ NG LADY for dental office: state quali- T s '4nd salary xpected. - Address Bo pos n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, by on: go home nights. girl_wishing uarantee 1615 Covington | r 112-K. Star office. x |2 SREW N HOUSEWORK — Wi 7 b o [ W e 3 essary to be made DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. liable colored woman. N 1L HOUSEWORK 2 - e S Py ice Column call Must be thoroughly experienced on paent specifications and amendments: * willing, punctual and industrious: no otber need ply: salary commensurats with abill manent position to right girl. Phone Berman. _Main_6568. T r. ave. n.w. 13th st. n.w. sell ESM A reat o Hdentially. FEMAN for ¥ord Motor Co AR opportunity; must hat fartman_ & Howard, Fi ave. at 5th st_n.e. SALESMAN—To sell Chevrolet );fi;?o let S e el N 11 5 R0 Can el 1T ok, oy that PAPERHANGERS—Two: firstclass men. mechanics. * Agply §'to 8 p.m.. 305 Tavoll ence. and_apprentice: state wages. Box 1 - perien: Locomoble Co.. can produce. 8 —Paiot, who s capable of 1n- ‘Address Box 427-H, Sffce painter Lafayeite Hotel. R. Mahoney, 324 Penna. ave. se. Bidg.. 14th and Park rd. n.w. 2 e 05-K. Star office. D PORTER, 181% Coun. ave. ® to 10 am. B—Must Be good; also able o &ifve [ T T 28° ) Stodk, 16 AR Aoia, sloci o liberad comm ddress b1 al lines of paint; reference fi* b roducts: Row, PLASTERERS, white, non-union, excellent PLUMBER'S HELPER. 2 or 3 years' one who has had experience in sutomobile show ' roon. PRESSMAN—A sicady m}dm © one that bY oy 4551, tar office: . applicants w neld con- ord_ car. MILLINERY SALESLADIES 6m”°"“"\“““2‘?-“; maid._ 1013 17th st nw. G Ath housework and baby, $7.50 wanted. Only those . having|gigr: Sk "Iivo 1. Apt: GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Day ap- | washer: city references. GENERAL HOUSEWORK. by girl. 18 ‘l;ork. dish-| Branch 116. 410 ‘The following business concerng satisfaction readers. Any complaint found nec- to Star to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Serv- Main 5000, ew Jersey 20°% 182 workman. _Frank. 3854 1218 12th n.w ANTS, bedbugs, roaches, rats exterminated from rooms, apartments. hotels, etc.: expert Te rodents exterminaied by are odorless and clean. 1. Guarantee Extermi thorough experience will be con- sidered; highest salaries. Mai- e Can "Ada ‘work. _Call_Ad; S5 morning —workor| Dx.C.. 200 Victor 5100. son Maurice, 13th and G n.w. OPERATOR WANTED. for i : refine Uiress Box 83-K. Star Address OUSEKEEPER wishes position: widower's ted. b: D g & ChsmuYain et Work gu: enovated, S o.. 616 E st. . Bedding surroundings d o colored woman: | bag® melacquered anc repain Nestle Permanent Wave ma-|8ay nishts. firsi_class, and_ repai Atme Plaung Co. 1527 D ANTS. BEDBUGS. ROACHES. vermin an X Washington's mor sclentific._exterminators, usin Guaranteed products that an, og Comi idg. _Main 6982. BEDDING—Box springs repaired. teed AUTO REFLECTORS REPLATED. BRASS uered and repaired. silver platin ice.” Main O st n.w. wants work out_at chine. Apply Beauty Parlor, LAUNDRESS, M. | once._West 3285-W. Brooks and Co., 1109 G st. n.w. now. LAUNDRY, take bome or out. at 1500 4th illows reno.: best ash. Mattress Co.. rices TF BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and and prompt del. st n. M 667 SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY. apartments, 2 he: ho-wh., school. _ Col 2 LARGE ROOMTI & BOARDING HOUSE Sixteen rooms. three baths: electricity, ¥as steam heat: modern: an ideal home: we furnished and two-year lease: rent reaso able: well situated: small amount of will put you in possession or will excha: for small grocery store. Address Box 106. BATTERY SHOP—Good location. Address Box 3 (ar CONFECTIONER' licatesse: $350 weekly: three-year lease Address Box 41-K. Star office. STORE on Balto. blvd.. next to Sanitar: good for any kind of business: rent reaso: able. ® SUBURBAN REALTY CO.. Next to A&P. Cottage City Md.. Hyatts. 872 store a elect.. TAILORING. business. _Tel CONFECTIONERY owner leaving city: nw. A BARGAIN — Fully_equipped lunchroom. Close o large Government departments. Ad: dress Box 338-E. Star_office SMALL GROCERY AND MEA sold: lwc(i, fixtures, good will: S-year lease $1,000. Phone Lincoln 4809 30° MOTOR MARKET—Only one of its kind do ing $1.000 a month business: proved to your satisfaction or no sale: my bad health Fives ‘you this opportunity: investigate. 1f Sou want a money maker. 1018 Spring’ rd floor, F st fully Cleaning_ and pressing North 0447 STORE fo A act quick. must_be BEACTY SHOP. 1st PR nia: nestle’ lanoil permanént was) Aohine: grossing $600.0D per month - sl Toe for cost of equipment: terms considered gl| Franklin 9812 before § a.m. or after b.m. REREe Roman: LAUNDEY WORK and housecleaniag color st 312 P By | class condition. 1 Gales et. n.e. BOILERS CLEANED and plants Adams 6451-W. or 1854 or_morning_work out. WORK. first_class. (o et North 854 BOX take home. * | forts. Boj ke AN oS e SEAL. 008 Pamie 3778, USEWORK or nurse. by neat col- LIGHT HO! g 1801 1o U Tdeal 13th st. MAID or light housework. 1543 Tea si_n.w. S .~ inex Tearn. - Rorth 3 ER'S HELPER: : o Sunday ‘work. Call North 10248. BO R Ta BRIc, W8 Potomac 45696, ces ced girl. wil- colored_girl wishes Wy Seathor math, reovated Bedding Co.. 15624 7th. SPRINGS, MATTRESSES and pillows— comes. 3%32:'_’&8" e d recove North 10145. Lei us ren- 1135 ut in firsi- LOCAL CORRES N NCE SCHOOL silent or active partner with money: u Teturne from mational advertising and a noble humanity. Address Box 4. 5 r o ELL EQUIPPED HARDWARE, in fine lo- cation: wonderful opportunity for quick huy Tent . reasonable: terme considered. 3304 Rhode Island ave E. S ALES MANAGER and organizer will raise rom $10.000 to $50.000 in & business prop- osition that promis s worth-while future. Kddress Box 402-H, Star offics. 28! T (Continued on Next Faged