Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1926, Page 31

DAVID LAWRENCE 10 SPEAK ON WRG Will Discuss Recent Moves in Journalism—Marine Band Concert. developments in American will be discussed on the David Lawrence, out in the newspaper Recent Journalism tonight by stunding figure world, as the prin- cipal feature of the program of the two Radio Corporation of America stations WRC, at Wash- inglon, and WJZ, a1 New York. ddress uled o'clock. In addition to his fame as a war correspondent, Mr. Lawrence has be. come internation- ally prominent a: Consolidated Press Association, more recently as the publisher and editor of the United States Daily. Marine Band Concert. Heuding the (onight’s program will symphonic concert Ly the United States Marine Lund Orchestra. under the baton of Capt. William 1. Santel nann. The soloists will be Musician William F. Santelmann, son of the leader, who Wil be heard in three of the movements of the symphony “Es pagnole” of Lalo. The concert will be broadeast jointly with WRC by stations WJZ and WGY, beginning at 0 o'clock. Other musical entertain ment will include @ piano recital by Esther Cutchin, widely known artist on the concert stage and u recording urtist. Miss Cutchin’s recital will be presented in the studios of the Homer L. Kitt Co., beginning at 10:10 o'clock. Also on tonight's program will e concert by the Georse Washington University String Quartet: the musi cal travelogue, “The Grand Tour’: a dance program by W. Spencer Tup. man’s Hotel Mayflower Orchestra, and the radio school of international re-! lations. e ME. LAWKRENCE. the founder of the attraction on be the April musical Dr. White to Speak. Dr. William A. White, superintend. ent Elizabeth’s Hospital, will speak from station \WMAL tonight on “The Mental Hygiene of Child Lood.” Other addresses will be made Ly William P. Kennedy. political writer of The Star, who will give his weekly radio resume of pending legis Jution in Congress affecting the Dis: | trict. and Harry J. Boekenhoff, presi- | ient of the National Restuurant Asso ciation. I3dith Reed’s “sheet mmusic period” ! will be WMAL’s chief musical attrac- | tion. Bernlce Dorsey, pianist, and a group of soloists also are on the pro gram. LocalRadioEntertainment Tuesday, April 27, 1926. N.AA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. ' 4315 Meters). p.m.—Wather Bureau reports. p.m. — Agriculture market re Announcement of exami- the United States Civil | p.m. ns for Time signals, Weather Bureau reports. | 10:05 pm.: WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). 11 to 12 noon—Daily current events for “shut-ins.” % to T pm.—Dinner music WCAP — Chesapeake Telephone Co. (468, Silent. 5 morrow. am.—"Tower Health from Metropolitun Tower, ork City W MAL — Washington Radio Forum (212.6 Meters). i p.m.—“The Mental Hygiene of | Childhood,” by Dr. William A. White, superintendent of St. Elizabeth’s Hos pital. 715 p.m.—"Restaurant isusiness,” by Harry J. mesident of the Nation \ssociation. 7:30 p.n.—“Pending Legislation Af fecting the District of Columbia.” Will P. Kennedy, political writer of | The Star. 745 p.m.—Edith Reed's in_Modern Boekenhoff, Restaurant | 3 Music viod. S p.m.—Bernice Dorsey, ~oloists, ve- | pianist, and | WR(—Radio Corporation of Ame; (468.5 Meters). :40 p.m.—Base hall scores 6:45 p.m.—"Keeping the Country Posted,” by David Lawrence, editor of the United States Duily, broadcast | with station WJZ. 710 pn Rad! tional Relations: st Recruit,” by plied geograph of Foreign Ser versity. ‘hool of Interna- ieography’s Young- | Ralph Graves, ap- department, School ce, Georgetown Uni- ited | Williany Taylor | broadeast WGY from Marine Band ntelmann, ban nson, second leader: with_stations WJZ and the Marine 9 p.m.—"The ern_Treland.” WJZ and WG New 9:30 pan. “Child_ Wel A. Murphy, chiet medi public sc i 9:40 po ze Washington Uni- | versity String Quartet-—Inez I3, Beck- | t violin; Ruth Seitzick, second aul 1. Gropp. viola, and Spen- Prentiss, violoncellc 10:10 pan.—Piano re Cutchin, broadcast from L. Kitt studio. 10:40 p.m—W. Spence Hotel Mayflower Orchest Early Program 'l DITOW. 3 a.m.—Arlington’ time 12 noon—"Fifty Farm F prepared by the Department of Agri- culture. 12:20 pm.—Organ recital by Ger- trudé Smallwood, broadcast from the Homer L. Kitt studio. 1 pan—Irving Boernstein's Washington Orches 1tes Tour—North- with stations i y Dr. | J 1l inspector of al by Esther the Homer Tupman's Hotel Eee Rio Station to Be Busy. The AEFG consortium super-power station near Rio de last week, will be kept in : ~ant_use, according o the Department of Comme ation is operated by an international oup of American, English, French and German radio-companies, . Relay Station for Turkey. A Turk broadeasting station rom which radio pregrams originat- ing in all parts of Europe will be vlayed is to be erected near Stam- ul. according to advice, to the De- artment of Commerce. The station to Lo controlied by a French com- basdige and | §12:00—C Programs of Distant Stations Sch News buliet ki Forest Hills Ensembl ork: Hotel Commodore Orchi 1 Pittsbur Moosch " artfocd 5:45—Chicago: and final KDK sment il Dini i Hub phia: York: ¥ concert {rom Crio: annour Sellevue-Stratford Arrowhs 1 | 6:00—Chic { 1 Phil : Freneh o Do Tnited St and SRl State Theater’ Yaued ilic ke Markef<: music Bohemian Orchestr : Twilight musical oncert ati ¥ Detroit e Chicago mond Atlantic (1 Grayling Qnart: 5 : Hotel Traymor Cincinnati: Norrine Gibhson weather wid morkel reports Chicago: Orcan recital: Shoetz's Hot Cleveland: Guy 1 4 Lan il news Springt Frm Hotel o Journalism 6:15—Newark nartet PEr—— i and I news ness Dualleting: Hol play hal ¥ concert et solos Davenport New York tios | Talk: voc i | 310 {7 :00—Kans k Chicuro s City Dr: Markets Hot: i « Ol P 1 program . Ensimble ert pr Cub Ridiant n.: Co Tuinucy Boston : Miamt Beach Philadelpiia: Theat strumental solos Bedtime story e Ll T por and his ran Dlatio hoir: A iai | dm’ from’ W Voeal solo Secrfield Cincinnaty Springticid "~ Trio : ‘ New York | Sunultancous mi Separated by four miles and organ at West Side a Cincinnai . Program from WEAF New York: Treasureland Neighbors solos . New Vori am New Yo Avademy Musical i wold Dt 5 WO KSD from Capitol The Pearl lour, WG - Quartet Throuzh the v ¥ Baltimore: WBAL Ma Atlantic City: “Glimpe New York phineEvans : Dallag: Baker Hotel Pi T:45—New York: Oscar Saen: ERURS York sembl nger Opera Compans Q. ... - City - Seaside Hotel , © York: Violin: Loretta Hurley Studio” features: Cinderetis Musical program: instrun Conservatory Musie Quastet. son. Chicago Cingnnaty Mald Harttord ot Soiections from tudents: Hotel Bon and instrumenta fovie Club program il W York Philadelphii an R « ., WGN, WE Oxby Male Q: Taoni's Opchestra: v Miami ‘Beach, Fla.: News and police Cine i Drogram . Boston Drograny icazo Solos: Térrace Gard Birla s Dertoit Musical Vo Lecture Markets: 153—Memps Lansing 8:30—Dies Moines i Haleigh Quintet Fort Worth: Vocal and instrument!’ 9 TO address v Hall Jartet 9:00—Jefferson City. Markets Portland: Dinner concert . fantic ‘City:Chalfonte-Hadd, Zion. T, Cornet_and mixed a Chicazo: Ziegler Stars: half hou Baltimore: Unjt Philadeiphia : Son; jests Chicago: Lecturc: chimes (i Hartford: “Programi irom Biily n Mitch: AF 0 0 alf hour: Vin GR. WTAG, WCAE, W WGR. from : Formica Orlicstrs Anita Browne's m : Klenzer News iyon rt. 311 Soiithe i G theate: and_ Kin program Children’s pros Methodist Unive Olsen's Oreh LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT. TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1926 e 6 TO T P Kimball Thiee By WOSH, Mised *of Victor Herlert musi Naval Academy 3 sical pi THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGT( e RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Marine Band, WRC, WJZ and cduled for Bastern Standard Time e 9 orelatk. 15 Meters. Miles. 141 004 Simultaneous musical pro- gram of an orchestra and or- gan, scparated by four miles, WRNY, 7 to 7:45 o'clock. WBZ Movie Ch;h, WBZ, 8 to 9 o'clock. sira LWEAR R Wi Wk WA W o d Preshyterian _ Mixed (A, 8:30 o'clock. First Quartet, KD The grand tour, “Northern Ireland,” WRC, W] and WGY, 9 to 9:30 o'clock. Spencer Tupman’s Mayflower Orchestra, 10:40 o'clock. A and Co < “police viel Orel Hotel WRC, uree FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA. Noted Authority on Radio Rights Reproduction Enwmble! Loftis Din concert tashio] a1k W i . WLW WATAQ WTAM WHE i 1 Lasail Gnadians. . lieting Triv tel Bretton Hall Oréhesti s Al Reserved Prohibited. e i WOR WL Woo WBAT WO The Short-| Before o gas gap can be made con- dueting by producing ionization of the atoms it Is, of course, important that atoms to be ionized be present in the p. It stands to resson that we can- { not ionize utoms which do not’ exist. With helium at the pressure used in the Raviheon tube, the average dis- tunces between the atoms of helium or the average distance which an elec- tron must travel before hitting an atom is somewhat over one millimeter. A condition then that must be fulfilled before jonization and consequent con- duction through the gap can take ice is that the gap must be greater 1 the average distance between the helium atoms, If the gap is too small—that is, less than the average distance between the um atoms—very few, if any, atoms will be hit by the electrons, which shoot across the gap: no ionization an therefore take place, and, of course, no practical conduction 1s pos- sible. Used in the Raytheon Tube. Both of these conditions, the condi tion for ionization und consequent conduction and the condition for no Feporis: piang sel g JWNY ER AT on En songs. WDAE WGN GRW LWNAC WMBE jothers: it voeal and in redital antor Club siwories . ol Goldost orchestra’ and’ o + at Hotel Ro 0 Church .. voeal aid instrumental i1 ail it o California WMAC won Temson Twins, | archestra: taik WRC. and State Doo! Quartet M. Huar panish En: WRNY Nk Raytheon tube. A diagram showing g a through the working parlof the tube is shown below. Only one s llar electrode is shown, although tv o smal irea electrodes are used in the 1 theon tube for fullwave rectification The smull-area electrode is shown ut “A." The large-areax el rode, whicl completely surrounds the smal electrode, is marked "“B." The disi netween the end of the small-ur H “A” and the sides of the Jarge. electrode is considerably ater than the erage distance n the gus atoms, so that electrons moving from one electrode to the other lencounter or hit the atoms on the way {'produce lonization of the atoms and | therefore produce an ¢€lectron flow or | current. when the potentials applied one’ @irl show or Mtal String LWH: section KYW WLW WTIC WHAL WBZ WMCA Quartet;” Lync ience’ "By ral artists il oute s . oo WFIL WCAE, Wi and WSAL (rom SWEAL b WXYC ukulete and ‘sonics WHY bulletine. . . ... . son” Grehdatat” Oxfon : hsw s \\;.l AR o ....WMAQ ; the KDk ler Stars. " WBE al soloists. . 5 WO o the electrodes are of the proper po- .. WBAY larity, making the small-area electrode positive to the large-area electrode. B KGW WHBM 130.9 e 015 Trio A 0108 reading ' Band . vx' Orchy Tower imbali Stuaic A Fried- thee reportst Tmperial atol Nestra . | ent Lopez's Or e WFL WY C CWR: vocal and S WHT L WGRS WGY., Wiz CIWSAT Entertainers; tal L Orehestra Treland.” WRC oneert 1 music m 10 TO 11 PAL 10°00—Davenport: Crescent Atlantic City: Prano tal New York: Up and down B Dance orchestia: w Ross Gorma Fraie Golden's Loew’s organ O dine dway ther Orchest otel re sround springficld Hartford and ‘missng pe Conn. Symphon svening at Home” Oldtime. songs: Musical prozram Cincnnati: Orgzan recital ... Hot Sprines: Scotes: Mever Datis O Detroit: Red Apple Club. lasting un 10:30—Fort. Worth: Concert: pianc_and voc Portland: News, markets: weather 170 1 wrogram: _talk Brigode’s Virgi Chicago oloists Cleveland 11:00—P, © Cleveland New York: Chivaso: D) ectra: weathe Richmond, Va.: Old Sout 0 Q) Chicago: Osborn’s Orchestra: songs . Chicago: Songs: Liberty Studio Ensen Dance Orchestra +o. - .o Atlantic Ci Eddiec McKnight Traymore Orchestra. ... .. Hot Spr s: Meyer Davis' Orches! 11:35—Pittshirs] Concert fr 1 Your Hour League. Des Moines: Dance orchestra. ... 12:30—Mooseheart, ‘1]1.: Setting up _hour 19i45—Ransas Cits: Nighthawk frolie: Planit cAlpin £y hicago ital: Sophic Tucker's Piay- ‘mrozram Osborne’s Orchestra n Grand Theater. MIDNIGHT T0 1 ation” Players: others MeAlpin Orchestra, | WMCA WHY WBZ WTIC WMBF The smaller the small-area clectrode is made the greater will be the effec 150 repor insemble Five: or completely surrounded by the metal i of the large-area electrode in the form of a sleeve around the wire, as shown in the dlagram. The space between the wire and the cylinder that sur- rounds it is filled with helium. Ordi narfly it would seem that since the area of the wire is rather large, a con- siderable current would flow betwee! the wire electrode and the cylinde Here use is made of the short-path principle, which states that ionization and consequent conduction can take LWSWS RYW WBBM WT. WEKRC aquartet hestra .. U 12 am.. ] al artist Sports 2 P mians: *Marie Tur electrodes is greater than the average distance between the atoms. The di: tance between the wire and the sur- rounding cylinder is made less than the distance between the atoms, so that so few atoms are contained be- tween the electrodes that jonization and consequent conduction is reduced to_an absolute minimum. nble: Charley Stright' i i,'l'.wun HO WJID WDAF {PAY OF RADIO TALENT !AGUINALDO HITS LEADERS. ' BECOMING A PROBLEM Salaries of Performers Already Thousand Dollars an Hour H | in Some Cases. 1‘ | Prices being asked and paid for radio performers, although not yet| rivaling the pressagented reports of movie star salaries, are jumping at an larming rate, according to representa- tives of leading commercial broad- casting stations. The *“thousand-dollars-an hour” price has-been touched on several occasions in commercial programs, it is learned and advertisers are beginning to won- der where their ventures into broad- casting are leading them. In many instances fabulous amounts have been paid for the talents of radio afs,”” unknown to the American public before the advent of the micro- | phone. And in the absence of stand- ard rates of payment the performers are holding out for everything they can get. The hundhed-dollars-an-hour artists, it is said, have become com- monplace. | Several fly-by-night booking offices for radio talent have | throughout the country. but so far Imost of the program making and scheduling of performers is carried on [ through the facilities of the stations. Slight fees are charged for this service. New York rates, and in particul: w0 far are greater than those in Chi- ago. On the Pacific Coast the radio stars are understood to be trying to cmulate the fortunes of film Javorites. When coupled with the cost of the facilities of broac asting, the prices been opened | i | those charged for chain broadcasting, MADRIGAL and MAY TIME dependence Impossible With Present Politicians, He Says. MANILA, April 27 (P).—Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, speaking before several hundred veterans of the Philippine revolution in Bulacan Province yes- terday, declared: ‘*As long as we are controlled by politiclans such as we have now, America will never grant Philippine Independence.” Aguinaldo was replying to criticism by members of the Supreme National Council because the Veterans of the Revolution, of which he is president, had previously declined as a body to ally themselves with the Supreme National Council. He declared the Filipinos should change leaders if desired success. o $100,000 Glass Plant Burns, TATRMONT, W. Va., April 27 (#). —The plant of the Tygart Valley Glass Co., at Grafton, near here, was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin Sunday night with a loss esti- mated at over $100,000. The factory employed between 300 and 400 men, and loaded from 7 to 16 cars of fin- ished products daily. —e The receiving teller in your bank will be glad to take your contribution to the District of Columbia War \lfinmi Radio Troubles $ Will Be Over If You Will Call at the STAR RADIO CO0. ! HOUR 8 P.M. Eastern Standard Time 9 P.M. Daylight Saving Time Tonight usT a breath from old Eng- and — tonight's Hour — wit madrigals mi ing songs — with songs of the sea—smug- glers' ditties with merry old rounds—~-folk songs with Eliz- abethan gems. Not. a May Day program— but one prompted by the fact that May Day is just around the corner. For there is in- delible association between May Day and England. To- night's effort gives more than ordinary range for the talents of Eveready Hour artists — brlngin{d their greeting of a merry May to all who listen. Broadcast by National Carbon Co., Inc. paid for an advertising program are piling up neat totals. SRR tadio recefving sets In France are I io be taxed as a luau ] 409 11th St. Franklin 8848 woco { e ioes, Gie: o, te- L st b Tl 8t Pa g s e i - ionization and consequent non-condue- | | tion, are used very effectively in the | place only if the distance between the | N “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWES Joll's Newsst Day Pharmia Clemence. Eagie Pharmucy. ¥. Leliy's Phar- 908 “idth st. n.w.—Colliflower Art and Gift Co. OL 1410 st % Call forn, Wardman Par SRR Cave scri p " scrintion Pharma It and K st Tth and K sts. enber; el ), . Smith's Cut-Rate Drug Store. 7th and O sts. 7th and R T ave.—J. French Simpson. I1th and M sts. . Forstar's Pl vt 12h and R ste—Howley's nd U Hunton's Pharmacy. ave. éelk Church ok A gt-—Colodny & Balek. onck's Pharmacy . a in ath Ga ate—M a cichiwood Ph 01 T st.—Morse Pharmacy 1005 Mass ave.—Dupont Pl Fuh and Kis, sve—Hernatelns nd 1st ‘st—N. Reiskin t. and R. 1. ave.—Parker's Phar- v 782 ave - 215 und G sta. >th and Pa. av 2 Conn 0 Conn, ievy Smith's Prescription Pharmae: Wisconein ave. and Macomb st.—Harry C 4005 Wisconsin ave.—Wisconsin ave. Phar- macy. Takoma Park, 359 Cedar st.—Mattingly Bros. Pharmicy. : GEORGETOWN. 0th and P ats —Morgan_Bros. Pharmacy. 204 M st.—0'Donnell's Pharmacy. D11 M st onkey's Pharmacy. Wisconsin ave. and O st.—Donohuc's Phar- usic Store. ouis F. Bradley. Sacke, i i 2 al's Pharmacy East Cap. and 8th sts.—Bielouss Pharmacy 13th and East Cap, sts.—Lincoln Park Phar- macy. and R. T. ave—Collins' Pharmacy 20th St Woodridge. 430012t st —Mayo's Pharmacy. Brookland. 2306 4th st hn G Brices' Pharmacy. SOUTHEAST. d st. and Pa. ave.—0 Donn Bth and 1 eteF. P Weile 11th st. and Pa. ave.— 1t Wt ‘end Pa. ©ll's Drug Store % Pharmac: | RATE—3 CENTS A WORD. Minim . 4 Sulurbs fo tons Watited and Winted Miscellancous and Wanted I Wanted. .. ete. WASHINGTON. word e T as Tollows e | “or Sal Automobiles for Rooms for Rent Business Opportunit KATE OUTSIDE. cents a REAL ESTA words tothelin Tine: rate. b Der 16 per Tin 180 por Tine 1es. L3¢ per ne, STAR OFFICE OPEN | NTIL 11 P, | All ‘advertisements for The Evening Star | must b The Star Office or_one of The Star, branch ofices. by 11 b.m ORE ISSUE. with® the followinz excen Tost and Found. Death Notices. Wanted Help. Wanted Situations, Avertisements under the above tons will be ted at The Star Office 11U st and P ) am day i sesue. Al advertisements for The Sunday Sta mist ‘e received at The Star Office by V50 vm_ Saturday any of The St | Uimen offices by 430 n.m.. Saturdas. X { "CASH WITH ORDER i% reauired “for all { advertisements om {ransient adverti | m ransi | e | time. | times I H | | | | i | | AUTOMOBIL | toole, " Distri Tistrint line. 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Star ofice AN to work in Tunch room office._ninth floor e YOUNG MAN to work i delicatessen soda fountain: must be experienced, with refer- cnees. YOUNG MAN. good appear: as valesman and to make useful: good opportun; oung man:_ steady o Clothicrs. K35 Tth at. n.w NG MEN-—Special $85 per month (o start. Apvly shaw, 910 People's Life Insuranc m S . to break in uself gencrally for live. snappy orn publishe K ste. Ad- must live between P, 1 bile to represent large E 4th. £lass depart. of paint (white) plans, ete. Address on e G MAN estimating 7-K. Star office. FoeeiE wanted to sell well known through local dent ecessary. Aply MEN 1 appliance 10 experience Ro YOUN ALESM p lots in attractive white sub. urbonly few nunutes from nodern improvement 30 D, 10morrow 1 |3 t sta JA) t ston ke Tl car line. . i , white, fcr office bldg. ; must be handy with tools and | have written references; salary $100 per mo. Apply Mr. Wal ters, 916 15th st.. between 5:13 and 6 pm. ARE YOU THE MAN? A large manu turer, rternationally known and jeing. Saturday who 15 capable of organi; take charge of his bia and surroundiz e able o furn do not waste m: oimtment only. Phone T _to 9. Tuesd: Deat of reference: hierdow by ar M. Bal Raleig] SALESMEN- LIFE INSURANC One of the largest local agencics. writin over halt its business on the lives of its old % wants 10 additional educated Salesmen: opportunity to take a university orse 1 life insurance. = Addres J st e J, TFur Alteration Man. One who i$ thoroughly expe- rienced and capable of handling high-class worl Apply Em- ploymeat office, fourth floor, Lansburgh & Bro. OFFICE BOY —in mercantile establishment position for an energetic worker. Rddress Box 325K, Star offies. i N for our furnish- ings and trousers departments. Permanent State a i Do not apply unless thoroughly | experienced. Eiseman's, 7th and I¥ sts, B ANK REPRESENTATIVES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. Call early, select positions. 303 People's BOOKKEEPER- ACCOUNTANT. The selling field offers great | upportunities ; vou are no doubt fully acquainted with the uni- versal need for trained account- ants and Lecause of your experi- be able to qualiiy a position as a District registrar in our organization. {We have a few openings in. Virginia and the Carolinas. Phone Main 8320 and we will,arrange for an ap- pointment to consider qualifications. LA SALLE EX TENSTON UNIVERSITY, 604 Albee Bldg. RAND BOY. with bicycle. at once. | i TER; wanted Bri und Chesapeake n.w, 2 An_experienced kitehen zood knowledge of " ‘Address, etating qualifications x Box 491 . V: | xpect K ot {1 ATRCTTTER, expert in_ladies’ shingle bobs. Margaret E. Scheetze, Skin and Scalp Spe: Cialist, 1145 Conne t HEAD WAITER FOR CLUB: a ence and * salary expected. dener. with and AKER_ one experienced in compressor ~ and _ brine Address Box 310-K. Star EAM handiing ammonia fireper preferred. | < colored. 40¢ per hour. AppiY 1 rum st.: Aoc aper | Co., LATHERS, . INSURANCE COURSE. 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Will vay froni .000 to $10.000 a year in commissions to ihe right man The Embalmers' Supply Company. Westbort. Connecticut. __ 2 SALESMEN—Have openings for three youns men in our outeide ealcs dept. You will e advanced to district manager in 30 davs it you make good. nity. for very seldom we want men. See gt Potomac Elec. Apoliaace Co., 14th . n.w. 8¢ Address S, it & | HOUSEWORK—Fu haw. | rotestant : | £ Wm. Hahn § your | selling _ tanks _and | E. Mt. Royal ave.! | Don't miss this onnor- | omai, must_be | COMM . ref. as cool | torw, ot ient. posi- | terior de. ART. ILLUSTRATI me” and _mi rating. archt. ar ith courses: ndividuai ingtriic Kk speciallst teachers: graduates est_firms in country. Come in Ask for new cataios i ACADEMY = ARTS A § sgas in Washington, 1517 K—Colored man experienced and capable :ruunwl good wages tion work MEN-WOMEN, taking orders. a_chance fo | make $20 per wock and commission: must hiavo experience. ~ Apply 518 Jemifer Bide.. af TEACHERS— mer work: I compan guaranteed income to start: d_commission: gualificats sonality and good health. J ment. Mrs. P. A, White, Hote travel a_ substant bonus 5o | AUTO DRIy ricnced Call Lineol; R SAVS: “IN YOUR $CHOOL 60 sinal *position $150 iy A das nother i “Passed eivil service e ur alleled a-hievemente. " S 6 yre. Posit BOYD SCH ‘i minz . mvi0® KATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS Dt Four system of < DOOING . = }r! avine il treatments. Appls sccond floor New clas 5 G ATTERATION HAND with € verience. Campbell & Co T SBITIOUS field of worl fo education ‘in- goo travel and devote their entire time: worth ‘$3,000 ‘to_those who aqualify: be hetween 25 and 40. with at leasi a cehool education: guaranteed —incom, start. Phone for appointment. M White, Hotel Washington. APPRENTICE. with reference. Mars choets, and Scalp Specialist. ticut ave. CAFETERIA GIRL. white: v Oftice, 11th_and ave | Tshed o to couple jn_exchange for part-time housework 1468 R I_ave. nw Women_ of Beaitn wh are free o | 51 1t & position | AUTO DRIVING, INSTRI ISt [ By expert, Aty bour 1 Lty to | var furnished. Mr. Adame A< 1 RADIO—Good positions assured all o uten, Smatl Weekls it on ohatee RADIO COLLE 105 th. M. THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED For drawmg—Larse | studio OBROTLUDtY for practical tra will interview culy those desi commercial art @ profession. TIONS for permit \ 4517 i 1 xperience PERMANENT AND PROFITAL 2| vid is offered " thr Women et Soung men between anteeing to thos: Tlegrant operat 00" e month - and Requirements are gzond {knowledse of toueh typew s ting. Anp i piatment” s vicor Lo Uiy Eraph Co." Room ' 80w Commereral Nat o BIdZ.. 14th_and G ste o BE A BRICKLAYER PER DAY, . W SCHOOL LADY CLERK for drug store and soda work give reference, aze_and experience. Address Box 1B7K. s LADIES. two. to handle high-grade Offices 318 Stewart Bldg.. §th and D ets. Call & ik SR also_all-around operator. iectze. Skin and Scalp Spe ut_ave. wanted to d assist with refcrences requ n.w., Chevy Chase. product. w Asstired ed advancen ation @ 1 {stay nights: J 801 Kanawh: vears old: stay mights Col. rond._Col. 4183 | T sew on dresse | O] { RADES Day BUILDIN 707 0 St MW white. Apt. | OPERATORS. ®yperieiice and aprons. 617 ¢ & ) “rat [. POSITIONS OPLEN clubs. apartments. institutions. teq for . asst. m, : Maccount. ther execitives with bigger opportunt gxperience and AR Star yiige. | roor 1 Eve States | Pssen. s Night clagscs ‘n {ited. * Enroll carly. moriths for big . pas ties. "Open 8:30 am. 10 0 n.m LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS, Pennsylvania Ave. at 23rd main_ offic Addrcas RECORD CLERK m'{é*: salary, S15 for Saturdays. | Bequireients are’ tacic i E! vty wilk | work High-class outside posi- ix 1501, Star oftier experien: . ngness to Ad: dry_goods an nanent position H. Referener PARTTINME ers and night wo Employment Azciei RAL £00d worker n.w ‘to-house wive Tob SALESLADY, od _money. _Add SLADIES d dresses: per ries to capat oxperic 3 e 10470 6. nw HOUSEWORK—Perman Cali 8 to 5 pam. 3 iced i ladies’ coats nt t positions with zocd Anpls Moskin's expe 1ane persons ,)lin)';,’ men. nw. Room | i WANT Sass e miais, gener usc to~ el @ | and hote] lalindees Salary and | Phone Atlantie 108 Hayward, 18 frd st.} TE W ORSES MATDS WOOD, tore — Apply _at |2 it and get in_on the o General Workers” Emgloyment Offi g Deas TORS st n.w._North 10460 o have a big. fo Cars not necessary. A 3. Loyed. Di { resort and bathin i, b We fre goin | fhraish_trancportation. | tor of sales gt g SE v\.\lTTHE\‘I 1o sew m‘ colored tailor shop Titisi he &ood on fepairing men's 2 SRR calary desired. Address Box K. | BUSINESS AND registration. W, change, operated ‘ ington Sci | e Phor mal kZmployment Service. “OFFICE POSTTION wenington Employment The W Datent _office _work : Address HER i0 P zo0d Box 200-K_S WATTRESS an i soda_four fenrale OR1_aite YOUNG LADY STE, desires position W Eood_experience: @ willing fivattsville 619, or address Box NS—MATL anu typiet. exp and " saleamar ition. Frankii | B KK Wants pern o . e o Bhone | | GRAPHER 3y 94K, | ROOKREEPER wing, 101 England | i {5 n BRICKWO) 1627 1oth st from CHAUFFE] housework CHATFFE o unde ; workroom. Apply at once 12th xt Furriers, 618 1° (e WHITI WOMEN, young,| ! wanted for waitresses. “Apply | {1107 F st. Happiness Candy | Stores. ot | BANK REPRESENTATIV ! SAVING ACCOUNIT [ aball earls: sclect positions. 03 Peovies Life Tusurance e i { TELEPHO OPERATOR— { Must be experienced P. B. X. {operator with some knowledge {of typing. Apply Mr. Coonin, o.. 7th and K :P. B. X. OPERATOR, experi- {enced, for commercial office; splendid opportunity iur the right party. Address K. Star office YOUNG WOMEN TFOR TELEPHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER. PERMANENT POSITIONS, PLEASANT WORK. AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN. APPLY ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE “CHESAPEAKE AND . POTOMAC TELEPHONE CEMPANY ____ HEIP—DOMESTIC. COOK. white woman. for chicken dinners: Ve it hn. experigtice mot. meceasary. it Wiilingness Tor Inn._Conduit fyot ew TEWARD. long_experd tehe Club. hotel, restaurant, Star oo CHEF own bul e T. first_elaes t. 1w ive ¥ man ;‘-.‘.n»’;’-‘ 3 aneit work in store or offier, Phone nei tore i i married owns any this Call_Be MAN. cnercet iteide work kind can mee NG | wishes” Phone Frankiin nection Columbia v hetween o and 8 pm EXP ACCOUNTANT. 12 IN_POSITION TO DO SPECIAL ALL THE REFERENCES DESIRED DRESS BOX K. STAR OFFICE "ANT. SENTOR excellent public experi Commereial or professio 1 red._ Addiess o " j GRADUA University, : Wharton School. wants position with prom | 1sing future: best references: business ¢xpe excen owsk North | i | | WOk AT, BY LADY of cultur its, éxperience. higl tliese qualifications ' answer and salacy With know polkeeping. young Jady X. operator. £ . R. competent, whit designing. rem S3-K. Star | DRESSMAKER. §00d work, r Ca Sidee - ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored &1l wishes tion. Writo 1437 Oue t. n.w . FEMALE_VISITING NURSE o1 g0veriess yoak, delieate retarded cildre MATE cral o NURSE, 3010 NURSE will References. Co P. B. X. OPE { exverien i e tor mvalid, 9531-W. 5 ATOR and typist. thorouehly . erences. Adams T977. * SECRETARY-STENO.. with knowledize o aceounting, miversify traming. 11 vears dosires i Feferably a 1at: s is. Apbly this weck. rd.._Di: 1 i in YOUNG MEN. AMOSS & DOWSLEY, INC., Distributors for Savage Arms Corporation hae openings for 2 or 3 young men, about f age. in sales department in Nlnlém: lm: ‘;‘ifl lr!.‘” ex:crw?lce de- i ut no as ‘we will giv :hr: ria ‘ht men thorough training: this ofl‘er: a real future to clean-cut, ambitious young men._Apply before 10 am. and after 4 p.m., Mr. Hull. 1342 New York ave. n.w. “colored, to work gasolino atation: Y raforencc. ADPIY at 14th and TEving. 037 14th. 2 o age . for laundry route. Ford tru AN wirantead. must furmish eurety bo ldress Box 902-K, Star_office. 7 N g0 in_ business for yourself: city or iy rull 'or svare time: selling house- ‘ledning appliances: best for less money. Progressive Sales Co.. 608 F n.w, 28 MEN to distribute advertising: 7 Gaff_Co.. 039 D st_b.w. MEN (2), permanent outside eales work NN antai frcomo o start: advancement. ok nd. B 5 _afternoons or 7:30 to 9:30 Fce. Cronér Brush. 610 Metro. Bank. EAFT) MEN. work. demonsrating: $100 a ‘month find’ bonus: rapid increass and promotion. Abply Room 811. 1319 F st. n.w.. Dm. gxch JANITOR. 6 pm. to 6 am. at NTER. _experienced, é?;er%nh sarmished: PHA 19T for Srelief work: reference: THARMAGSSG. ‘Roply 1605 Sass ave. pont_Pharmacy. ‘PRESSER, exvericnced on Hoffman pressi Imachine. 1680 Penna. ave. ALESMAN wanted, to_take_in- FRINTING gt~ Address " Box as»i:s_m Tor outside work: office. 3 ¥ g o . (it glon. * Wil SALESMAN—Furni {rimming_and, tionce preferred: SALESMAN—Floo market: spl Ealuly anc pra at once. PRE, ok B Each Co... Inc., R ™ 1205 and ste. 5. CALESMAN. antomobile—Can use 4 active w to ol used Chavrolets and Fords: A M=, 1o Motor Derienced. who, a selling organization; cldse in S| = o s G ieh Sagls e“\:{"rm }ml ex;j harr's. 3004 14th. 98% man of expei Wm'n ‘Ifl‘." for one of 34 dayGall Wil ayfyy, - RECEIVE —m | EXPERIENCE flonco {or MENT NATIONALLY KNOWN re- frigeration system presents un- usual sales opportunity. Big commission Interview Mr. Wentz before 10 and after 1 o'clock. 1342 New York ave. n.w. Franklin 138. SALES OPPORTUNITY. AMERICA’S LUSTIEST 55 s o PG e | INDUSTRY OFFERS UN- USUAL OPPORTUNITY %7 FOR SALESMEN IN WASH- 1717 | INGTON. MEN WHO QUALIFY THOR- TRAINING BY FACTORY REPRESENTA- TIVES; THEY WILL RE. CEIVE LIBERAL COMPEN- SATION. MEN WITH QUALIFICATIONS OUGH SALES AND SHOULD PHONE FOR APPOINT- BETWEEN 9 AND 5. E. S. LAPE, PHONE MAIN 2278. 741 ELEVENTH ST. N.W. MASIIIN 0 S of T office. hoiise ddress Bos wishes aj obiect. exverienced e. salary no 10_week COOR. first_class. one who {8 willing to g0 away for Summe: Wages. 360 o $70. 17 215" New’ Hampahire HOR-HOUSEWORKER: ‘reference T 203 Mass. ave. s COOK-HOUSEKEEPER. white. malo or 16 male: live in countrs: north in Summer: !‘l;um'm, position in excellent home. 17 © T e R el GENERAL HOUSEWORKER: stay night: referoncee. %1 East Bradiey lane. Chyvy GENERAL _HOUSEWORKER — References. 2720 36th pl. n.w., near Fulton st. and Wi consin_ave. Cleve. 1467 GIRL, colored, to care for child, with know gige ‘of housekeeping. ~ Call after 6 pm. 37 0th st. ne. TRL for general housework. stay Dighis all_Adams 171 GIRL—Want_to_belp with housework in small apt.. from 8 am. to 11 am.. and from 3'p.m. t6' 6 pm. Poiomac 1198-J. after 8 reference_required. . HOUSEKEFPER., _whito. widower with 1 small children: $25 per month. 413 Eye st. ne. a8 HOUSEREEPER—White, _middle-aged, for yidower ¢ home: one in ‘family: good home. Address Box 250-K. Star office! 27° HOUSEREEPER—White, middle-aged; _ one in family: good home. Address Box 250K, Star office. o MAID, whife. for Zil age six: stay ni o Sundavs. ~ 303% Morrison ¢ Chase. MOTHER'S HELPER. assist Wifh cookin: city reference required: $10. 3769 Oliver st.. Chevy Chase. D. C NURSE. white. for smail children. iand 2306. 3414 Lowell st. n.w. 55 WOMAN, colored. for zeneral housework: references required. Cleve. 2677. WOMAN, colored, for general housework: g0 home nights. 2203 K st. n.w. . WOMAN—Settled. as cook. laundress and houseworker. to stay nights. at fiz&'f Y Stjsse; must by, experionced and " fur- . Sullivan, 927 15th o e or ‘Dhons Cleveland 1914 _ 27% BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. A thoroughly _experienced 1 wiling and general office work best of references. Call | bl fumich 14 equired. 28 £ha_bookkeeping machiis of Burroughs Sehool. A ieal work: ex Star office i kood ge edge of oflice management. secretarial duti des ou ning May monthe ¢ a Address Tox no_objection to leaving city. K. Star_office. NG > rel tion as housekeeper in_ ke Do building e\ SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMATD. waitress or work of Kind: 1o washing: experienced. reliable per- CLEANT liable colored woman. CLEANING by the day_or genmeral hous- by experienced colored girl. B ot time B < th 2124-0._ Rob WORK or_morning. by experienced 1285-W Cleve- 28°% hire ave. n.w. S T S e e et 2 GaRE o chambermaid. Civil Service Examinations. GIRE sy davs work or washing, §:0 23rd st, n.w. o3 wSpecial rates for oourses berinn "l"nk’: GIRL. golored 3 urae oF maid: city refer r (o hext tion: for T K N (SR T L SIRiE. two. reliabie, from Virginia. wi<: Ao e o, coures ln, sAlietich fics | Piares an chambermaid. waitress or 10 sest:t r - SPRgo T £ OMce | Lot zeneral housewo, . 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