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WASHINGTON, D C.,” MONDAY, MAY 24, 1926 : FEMALI OLD CLOTHES TOPIC OF SENATOR'S TALK Happiness They Can Give to Near East, Theme of King’s Address. Varied musical features interwoven by three talks and an announcement of the major league base ball results ompose the program to be broadcast tonight by WCAP. Thi station will, he on the air con- tinuously from %:10 to 19 o'clock The chief musi- cal attractions in- clude a recital by the band leader students of the Army Music; School, under thel direction _of Wil liam €. White: a tabloid version of the opr “Les Pecheurs des Perles.” WEAF Grandg Opéra Co., and the weekly concert of i ihe A.& P. Eiypsies. i nator William 1. King of Utah will make the principal address on be- | half of the Near Basi Relief. He will | SENATOR KING. 4:00—New York: Mooseheart, tports; besuty t Children’s _program New York: Musical program. 56 5:00—Xew York: Hotel Boston: Kiddies' Kiub: Sam Yew York :_marke ¢ Yorl ('n agg; Children s hour: b Veil's Hotel MeAlpin Goldan's Hotel MeAlpin Philadelph bhase ‘ball results: market reports. Schenectady: Stock’ reports: news Curler Orchestra; WGY 5:15—Newark: Sports: Hotel 5:20—Philadel, Base ball Orchestr 5:30—Hartford. Conn.: Announcement Pittshurgh: Dinner concert. New York: WHN Movie Clit Moggeheart, Tl Organ recital:’ Players’ and Victorians. results. mx 610 6:00—Philadelphia birthday lis Philadelphia; New York: ! New York: German lesson; selections . New York: Talk: ‘Gershenson's Orch Boston New York e New Yok Hotel 3 ago: Bedtime York: Talki Roll Belle Ik: il police re| inne: planist: Orlando’s ag organ_concet . Chicago® Punch Stock_ guotations; Orchestra: Bla Musical program: talk Organ recital: Hotel 1. Ieague eader's Club’ results: market reports Detroit: Dinner concart Cincinnati: Hotel Alms Orchestra . Detroit: Goldkette's Orchestra Altar Minneapohs: tell of the “Happiness in a Bundle of Old Clothes.” The ather two talks will | he on nature subjects. I'. 8. Rids will gi 3 series on “Queer Quirks king | The Freedom his topic, and Dr. of the division of of | the Department will speak on “lris : With the Wi back on the road, will resume its broadcast of play account of the zames. The con- test between the Nationals and the | W. Sheets, chief nimal husbandry ulture, ase ball team afternnon play-by- Pittsburgh ~Philadelph P iy Soring feid Phiiadelphia Sehenectads Yew " York Newark “tord -Davent Markets: hage ball Dream' Daddy. with b Hase Pia 5 5 Copenh Quigrtet Conn.. Capitol Theater Of Chimes coneert ball restits; 615 00— Dayvenpart Chicago Rase hall results Edgewater Beach THotel ¢ Cincinnati 1 Gibeon Orchestra Kansas City: Markets: stories. musi Hartford. Conn: Vocal solow: Hotel B Newark Feland Gan Athletics at Shibe Park is on today’s schedule. At the the gume a | voncert by the evy Band will be { roadeast in addition to the “House- | Leeper's Chat™ by I rownsend | and a_discussion of * Talked | About” by Nina Reed. | LocalRadio Entertainment Monday, May 24 1926. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (434.5 Meters). l 43 p.m— Weather Bureau reports. pon—Time signals, wo, pan.—Weather Bureau reports, WRHF—W ashington Fund Committee noon—Cut Radin Hospital 6 Meters). ent events for Radio Forum 2.6 Meters). wM :\l,—\\’ml &4 Silent, WRC(—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). Play-by-play account of the Philadeiphia base ball 2 p.m.- Washington - game. 4:30 p.m.—Concert States Navy Band, Renter, band leader, the Navy Yard. 5:30 p.m.—"Housekeepers' by Dorothy Townsend. §:45 p.m.-—Things Talked About,” by Mrs. Nina Reed, Early Program Tomorrow. 11:55 a.m.—Arlington time signals. 12 (noon).—Organ recital, broad- cast from the Homer L. Kitt pianc studio. 1 p.m.—Trving Doernstein’s Washington Orchestra. 2 p.m.—Play-by - account of the Washington - Philadelphia base ball game. WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). 6:10 to 6:25 p.m.—"Queer Quirks of Nature—'The Freedom of the Bees,” " by P. §. Ridsdale. 6:25 to 6:30 p.m.— of the Da 6:30 to 6 p.m Bundle of Old Clk William H. King connection with “Bundle day” Near East Relief. 6:45 30 p.m.—Recital by the band leader students of the United States Army Music-School, under the direction of William €. White, prin- cipal. 7:30 to 8 p.n.—Iris as a Hobby hy Dr. 15, W. Sheets, chief of the divi- sion of animal husbandry, Depart- ment of Agriculture, delivered under the auspices of the National Capital Dahlia and Iris Society in co-operation with the American Iris Societ: % to 9 p.m.—“A. and P. Gypsies,” from New York i 9 to 10 p.m.—Grand opera, “Les Pecheurs des Perles,” by the WEAF Girand Opera Co., under the direction ¢ Cesare Sodero, from New York ity Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.— Tower Health <,” from Metropolitan Tower, New York City. - Guy Ham Dies in Bay State. MILTON. Mass.. May 24 (P).—Guy Ham, lawyer, banker and long prem- inent in Republican politics, died last night after a_two-week illness from pneumonia. e retired from politics when defeated by Calvin Coolidge for the Republican numination for the lientenant governorship. He was 42 years old. by the United jeut. Charles broadeast from Chat,” Hotel ; “‘Base Ball News ‘Happiness in a hes,” Dby Senator Utah, speaking in of the Fighting Forces’ Slure Grows. Tn 1810 the United States Govern- ment expenditures were $8,474,753, of which 4 per cent, or $£3,949,314, went for the upkeep of the Army and Navy. In 1924 the total expenditure of the country was $3.606, 715, of which $665,594,533, or 19 per cent, went for the Army and Navy. In 1860 and 1916 about 44 per cent of the national ex- penditure went for the military forces. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Recital by the band leaders students oi_the United State Army Music School, WCAP. ©0:45 to 7:30 o'clock. Mass meeting of the Public Charities Association, WOO, 7:30 to 9 o'cloy . Mpsical _program by _the A E P. Gypsies, WCAP ‘and other stations, 8 to 9 o'clock. “An Hour With Omar Khay- yam, WOR, 9 to 10 o'clock. “Les Peacheurs de Perles,” by the WEAF Grand Opera Co., WCAP and other stations, 9 to 10 o'clock. “Carmen,” by the Edgeworth Opera Co., WRVA, 9:15 \o 10 o'clock. Troy Chamber of Commerce program, WHAZ, 10 o'clock. New” g Dance O seorge's Sur Philadelphia: “Tafk: Sunnzfield: Capiol Richmond Hil, N. Y Philadelphia: Orgin Charities ~ As<ociation Philadelph the Hood Boya Detroit ONCert. ......... Chicaga: ) rman’s’ Coileke T Cleveland results: Al soloist: artists deby Fisher's Orcliestra Instrumental_artists tronolitan Base ball jand ek iano arfisis Synchrophase recital: mass n results; erminal hour st of “musi Book _rev Baltimore. BBAL Sandman Circle. 8109 8:00—Baltimore Atlantic City Schenertady © N Seaside Hotel Trio. . GY_Orchestra Christian Science | hour of music _ Metropolitan Theater ul program by, the A and WOO f Reading Ratlroad Reveler ¢ York: Stories: vo Uleveland: Willard' Symphoy Philadeiphia: The Merry Minstreis Kll‘hnn(filllillul\l N X Fg el Ry pr Fmpire L delphia; ‘Stanley Theater hour Tonw's "Orehen Grang opera how ancery. talk: e Riital Talk: public school prograni . 0loists : Crosiey Salon Orchestra. B:30—Troy, N_ .. Russell Sage College Glee moloiats’ . : 3 Richmond, Sompwiac: Fares tahe Fort Worth: Musical program Des Moin 8:45—Newark: “Kongo Marriage Customs 9:00—Newark: incinnati Pittshurgh Hartfor, ;An Hour With Omar Kha merican Legion Drogram i, Faght Opera. (o Conn.. Tratelera. <ymuhony Trio: -Carmen’ Paiisades Orchesir Wadelphia: "Arcadin Orchestra Orchentra Springfield: Enipire’ Singi Richmond Hill, N. ¥ Q‘o and Bonbin. Sieicusolitan Thést New RISHe Blanist: 1 ) YOrk: Tatk: news: {fm";r’n“ ten anhmnrv Talik: Trevel Clef Club: m Atlanta: Happy Four fl“lr\‘l e, O W g ter Bouc « 9:30—Memphis: Lions Club Brogram, .o o 10 TO 1 MONDAY, ) Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern &mudmd Time = 4 T0 5 PM. “Palmer 0 i hunch ..m' Juds stone String Quintet... .. Cleveland: Hollenden Hotel Orchestra children’s’ prof exllth. wey heater Orchestia Theater ) Plavers Club heater ‘program vocal Paul Hotel Orchestra. . . . WGY agriculture program Vocal and instrumental art howin recital program . 1 and piano aoi Orchestr Vocal and instrumental soios: reading . . bty Edgeworth Opera Co Smith's Orchestra. vaudeville AY 24, 19"0. . Miles. 204 Stations. Meters. talk . music: 1 New York: Hotel Commodore Orcheatra: market repol Philadelphia: Talk: Sesqui- c,:ulenm:l. program. P.M. Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. . Blum and hie orchestra’ German lesson Uncly Gesbee; Garshenson's Orch base ball results Stri Orchestra. Weather: Benjamin Franklin Hoiel Grehest mm-um “Orchestra. . . . Iton Ensemble. . e mmm i nuu.u-' Symphos ro. L violin_solos Stratford Hotel' O vie Golden's Orcher ra ports: w(.l and piang estr Conenrt; Orchestra. ‘h}-k’- uom 2 base ball g €olos farm _talk S an Orehestra. songs 3108 st soios talk adrlress Orchestia o, haritone hestra’ Dattery orsan recital ho! meet of WAHG v of e Phbin voeal ‘solos i Orchmstra Orehesira (it hour: Vioiinist and instrimental 38 S and P. G & S28R & v Club: quartet: mq trio e, E1 Patio’ Dan d weather ansten I eatra’ new 1PM. Yanhattan Serenaders: songs R ernie’s, Orol NV Weather: F Springfield W nlher “and missiny New York: Cotton Club end Clug A Richmond, Ac Nemark: \e Five Me Chamber o “solojste: talks disumbis, Heiel B rgan recital: quintet. Greenland's Orchestra Commes 2 Temple Shrine Chanters. er Brothers “Bunk of 1926’ cert: Criterion xu!;r Metropolitan Theater program: organ recital. 11 70 12 Mi 11:00—Xew York: New York Richmond Hill Hot Atlantie Chicago: 11:45—Atlanta Bernie's Orchestrs T Hrank Hismer's an recit b;f McAlpin Entertainers Musical program. §lver, Siipper Orchestra. . IDNIGHT. Orionites. violin and piano. rec Stauch’s Orel z&'. water Beach Hoiel' Orchestra: songe 12 MIDNIGAT TO 1 AM. 12:00—Chicago: Origle Orchestra: songs: icage igle O ng Cincinnati Co ksu Read's Dance Orchestra. - - 12:45—Kansas City: Nighthawk frolic: Plantation Plasers: others. WDAF FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH C. Noted Authorif ALCATERRA ty on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. Broadeasting Acoustl It you ever get the chance to visit a broadcasting studio by all means do so. Tt will give you a greater appreciation of the apparent simplic- ity of a system that performs such miracles of speech transmission. Do not go into a broadcasting studio, however, with the idea of hearing wonderful renditions of vocal and instrumental selections at first hand by listening to the performers in the room in which they do their stuff. If you have been pleased at the mellowness of the sound which comes from your loudspeaker as you sit before your receiver you will be dis- agreeably surprised at the deadness of the sounds which you hear in the broadeasting studio. Music Sounds Dead in Studio. ' The reason why a selection sounds dead when played at the broadcast- ing station studio, but sounds wonder- fully well when it issues from the loudspeaker is due to the precautions {aken at the station to prevent re- flection of sounds and reverberations at the studio. In the studio heavy drapes are hung from the walls, spe- cial padding lines the ceiling, all to absorb all the sound that strikes them and prevent _its reflection to the microphone. In some studios special- Iy treated walis that absorb sound are used in place of heavy drapes. -If you are ever in one of these studios— that is, the type whose walls look no different from the walls you see in an ordinary house—just touch the walls and notice how they yield to even the slightest ssure. These walls are lined with felt “&nd cov- ered with a wax-treated muslin. They absorb the sound waves that strike them and prevent the reflection of sound to the microphone. Sound ¥s Absorbed., 1t this sound were not absorbed it would be reflected to the microphone and would cause reverberation, the effect produced by the combination of the echo with the original sound. This would produce a distorted sound be and would destroy the quality of the program. A certain amount of reverberation is necessary, but too muck' will cause the hollow and indistinct sounds such as are heard in large auditorfums which have poor acoustic properties. 1t all listening in were done with headphones it would not be necessary to be so careful to avoid all reverber- atlon at the studio, because then only the reverberation at the studio would be transmitted to the ears of the lis- teners. Where loudspeakers are used, however, there is reverberation in the room in which the loudspeakeris used, and if this were added to the reverberation from the studio poor quality would result. Since the grea er number of recelvers use loud-] speakers, broadcasters have found it necessary to eliminate reverberation at the broadcasting station, allowing the reverberation at the receiving end to provide the amount necessary to get fully rounded sounds. This is but one of the phases of broadcasting technique about which most listeners know nothing. STUDY “ME “MELTING POT.” Scientists to Check Up Results of Racial Mingling in U. 8. EW YORK, May 24 (#) ica’s “melting pot” is to be the sub- Ject of study by experts, to throw sclentific light on the problem arising from the mingling of many different races. The American Historical. As- sociation, which is seeking an endow- ment of $1,000,000, announced yester- day its intention to establish a number of small annual grants for research workers delving into the subject of race influences in American history. Each of the annual grants will be named in honor of a distinguished American. —— e France's deficit from ‘its govern- ment-owned telephone system is so gmc that i change ty Jprivate con- A 3 1 211 301 24 304 | (EANS MAY TUNEIN 3 MORE STATIONS New Halifax, ‘San Salvodar and Caracas Plants Offer Distance Tests. Halifax, Neva Scotia: San Salvador, in_ Central Americu, and Chracas, Venezuela, are three remote polnts, which United States radio listefers soon, can endeavor to log on the more favorable radio nights, broadcasting stations having been installed or or- dered jinstalled in the past month in these locations. The San Salvador station began operations recently using a transmit- ter of American manufacture and broadcasting on a wave length of 482 meters with 500 watts of power. The *voice of Caracas’ is expected to come on the air about: June 1, au- thority having been granted to a Venezuelan operating' company for exclusive broadcasting and importing of radio sets and equipment. A licens. ing system has been adopted and monthly fees of $5 will be exacted from Venezuelan listeners. Halifax will present its station to the North American radio audience within a short time. The equipment has been constructed by the Northern Electric Co. and will be operated by the Halifax County Radio Associa- tion. Call letters CHNS, designed to indicate “Canada. Halifax, Nova Scotia.” have been assigned by the government and authority given to hare the 322.4.meter wave length ith the Moncton station, CNRA. The division of time will probably assign Wednesday and Sunday evenings to the Halifax plant. and RA will continué to broadcast on Tues and Friday nights. INDUSTRIAL SURVEY T0 PROMOTE SAFETY American Engineering Council Will Conduct Study of Produc- tion as Possible Factor. By the W 4 and mfldlhtlm\ study” will be made by the American Engineering Council. its president, Dean Dexter S. Kimball of Cornell University, announced yes- terday. Tho purpose will be to det mine whether there is a definite cor- relation between safety and produc- tion and to “hasten a new era of in- dustrial safety in this country. In spite of 15 years of highl: tive work in the safety movement.” said Dean Kimball, “the number of industrial accidents in general still seems to be increasing. due apparent- ncreasing mechanism of in- Arthur W. Berresford. Detroit elec- trical engineer. is chairman of the committee which will direct the sur- vey. The survey will embrace the fol- lowing 10 basic industries: Iron and steel, steam railways, electric utilities, paper and pulp., mining, machine building and metal working, textiles, cement. woodworking and building construction. The National Bureau of Casualty and Syrety Underwriters is financing the investigation. Among the in: dustrial centers in which it is planned to have fleld engineers operate are Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, De- trolt, Grand Raplds, Chicago, Milwau- keo, St. Louls and Atianta. ONE SLAIN, 51 IN.IURED IN EGYPTIAN ELECTION Returns Indicate Success of Zag- loulists—Early Resignation of Government Seen. By the Associated Press. CAIRO, Egypt, Ma) ‘The gen. eral elections Saturday passed peace- fully, except at Abutij, upper Egypt, where a man was killed and seven men were injured, and at S8amanoud, lower Egypt, where 44 persons were injured in election riots. Complete returns will not be made public until Tuesday. It is known, however, that coalition candidates, representing the Zagloulists and lib- eral constitutionalists. had great suc- cess. The Zagloulists anticipate a complete victory and the consequent early resignation of the government of Ziwar Pasha Returns up to late last night, in- cluding those in districts where can- didates were elected unopposed, showed the election of 88 Zagloulists, 19 Liberals, 5 Independents, 3 Na- tionalists and 1 lttolmdlut $5,525,000 BUILDINGS ‘Westinghouse Plans Canstruction in Various Eastern Cities. PIPTSBURGH, May 24 ®).—A building program involving the ex- penditure of $5,625,000 for new struc- tures in seven localities was an- nounced yesterday by the Westing- house Electric and Manufacturing Company. Construction, part of which is already under way, includes buildings at the Kast Pittsburgh plant, at Sharon and Derry, Pa.; St. Louis. Mansfleld, Ohio; Detroit and East Springfield, Mass. : R A T. W. Crowley Expires. WATERTOWN, N. Y., May 24 (#). Thomas W. 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Tomplins Ax Tea st North Washiniton. D. €. _Tompkins and Fr HELP FREE, housekeepe nn]-ncn farm_ IRST.CLASS HELP at short Woodland A mu 51 o gou supplies . claaners mmmw mmd- ook Rousemen waiters Ath st Potom MAIDS. COOKS, hauseworke me worker Am.mu Emplosment Agency. 1803 vart ED of vractical nurses (best city hotse. v “Doanova: dieh. | € Rotise Vit ktiove. did 1291 o BUSINESS AND OFFICE POSITION e ontrated o the B b Taa e aek o Fated or.the publie by i ington _ School for Secretaries Main’ 2480, T UNL 2 PLACED. rtation Blde__17th and H. COURSE "IN LIFE anship by University graduate learning.” Address Box 398- ions. rates for courses bheginning this week for junior and senior typist. junior and fenior stenographer. Special colivee In statis- ties and wpeed dictation. Patent Offive exam. 15, June; saliry. SLESO. The Cil s Spevial Rood appearance: bea preferred. _Apply Emi BOOKKEEPER. A-1: give : salary expected. Address nu‘;w”'"‘ &nd GIRL, white: experienced on collare. Laundry. 620 st it GOVER! PLOYES—Pleasant. in- teresting work as side line: no eoliciting: no selling: must e “aRberienced, “CADADIE and intelligent. ~ Communicat 3 dential. _Addre Address MARC AVER—Expert- app! ted confidentially. e Address Box MARCET, WAVER. menerienced: kood T Bely Emile 1351 Contyo ate overa- HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED—MISCELLANEOU = " (Continued.) AGAZILS National . s ic 188900 1506, Dearman's Baok Rhon. G st nw. Frani o416 | PRI TE PARTY vill take best of FKNIO lll(! pay expense of Moving. 1 4 _between and & pm ED—Privet hed, i3 ft. Phone Dedee, s DIES. Large mfg. desires to meet six ladies be- tween " the dges of 30-45 for their pe; sonnel department: dignified and pleasant steady position with rapid promotion: com- Densation ‘on sslary o bonus baeis. Ad- atv o 25° Merchandise Stocks Thirty-six years serving Household equipment uagt;t CECTRICAL TREATN ases. 10T Dint A b Frank. .\m:rm:l{ 008 Urhan home: Jarge prasgroml: given children: specfal attention Clave. 2588 e 0 TED—PARTY HAVING AUTO To emblagee round trip Nave Departme Ivert_ Streat Bridge L2 CESSFUL SCALP TREATMENTS PO all i1l conditions. WILL, SHARE MY 6-ROOM HO! miehed. with young or mi References. Address Box dress Box 2! ar_office. WOMEN PACK RS —Between the ages of 25 and 30.} Apply Employment Office, Slhl floor, G st. side. | moEscHEER WOODWARD & LOTHROP ""‘fi'vfl:’,‘f:):;.":,"m,m WOMAN to take charge and! IE,.,: \..Imlu-l Il\umn\"- ell in curtain and drapery de- | o Torchandlas. stocks. el partment; reply by letter only, I R s stating experience, age and sal-| BOOKS BOUGIIT. ary expecteg. Mayer & Co. /thi phine Frank ba1a” Brarimanta. $93 & n v b:-t\\ecn D and ALL KINDS OF ¥ LRI\'[JLR BOOKKEEPING machine op-| ¥anted at once. Targe or small erator ; permanent position ; \rl w Call ]fm”k' 10422. good salary; only experie need | ones apply by letter only. Credit office, Frank R. [ellefi, In 1216 ¥ n.w. .0\\\' H’\\D\ @ perxcnced for our alteration department. Apply to Mr. Sherman, M. _| Philipsborn & Co., 610 11th. _HELP—DOMESTIC. OOK ienced. colored. In fir n'-'a"y'x’r‘?v.“fm.«:““ Norn ot Shemmer Teauired. Addr per €ood fmmediate comfort R LABORATORY. 617 F ral housework reilable woman: $10. r 5 want_competent, jean 416 Shepherd S OVERSTUFF wiap (asteie Teaerwood. 16 EVERY CARE GIV e andl agcd: p S Secommtations Katorama 7 MME. ALICE—SCIENTIF Sompetent Frenh Pa Rhode Taiand ave. ) SE| -bound. § th s NINVALIDS, ivate. memi Adags 7 good wae: . CONVA ivate 185 housework roference Star_offh i the " tami a Box 117 white, not o : o abjection kood _home, wages Star offivce. S ELPFRJ home: “white. middie-aged: competent to purchase al mmlrkzt or stores Address Box 1 © MASSAGE BY asseuse. 1215 w. and 5 pm DO TWAN Room and Doard with Pai lessons._ Potomar 45K PRO¥ matism MARG JOF to one with Address yor RN FRENCH child AND RHET . band massag: ROBERTS. # Y. ave. 4% T HOME wn AGED. 1. gt and Rih w A G GRAD' ATE, “ELECTRICITY WILL Eive Jou sclentific treatuents. For appoint- menta_phone hot oil _electric NDRESS — ¥irat-class. YN : \IAID reliabl colored. of 1o wait on nvalid lady in own home and stay ' Ben Milier! {K03 Wyomins e CMASSAGE Siwedi 1CAL By graduate maud; Ph as. FTLED COUPTE fo itor wervice in exchang: 27 P st olgred New York hours tor ruom to Charleston. P Will_sell for B o COL Columbia 780, housework: family of Phone Weat ~youne, an housekeeper for Tamily; good me and wages' no no ukv-monu to woman with 3 <fate place for interview in wsker. Addreas Box_ Star office housework ‘musi be sirong. Wi ith bab: 620_Otis pl._n.w. s § CHAMBERMAID- good wages; must WHITE Cleve. 493. " The following bt busme!s -:om:ern- guarantee satisfaction to Star read Any complaint found nec- essary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Serv- ice Column call Main 5000, Branch Goking. help ing 10 Work. NURS stay nights. ermination : free estimate. ~ Kill now. tiply in_Summer. AMER. DISINFECT T €O. 610 Dist.’ Natl. BK. Blds. beantifully AUTOMOBILES nashed and poli heridan Gnru; BOOKEEEPER-ACCOUNTANT d in evening. Address Box 164-X, Star CRE] # nx-cquma 10, John Gollllnln h Co. 150 Bierce w R—Young white man. experi- enced driver of all makes of cars, wishes Permanent position with private party e gellent” references” furnished. Adure w_rk Enaranteed. Main springs. ‘mattresses. ““ldeal Bedding. Co.. renoy Beddine Co. >mu © g &l vor.. ARG L year | BOX SPRINGS, MATIESSES and nillows— | Gpt ready for Spring. Let us Tenovate yours Right prices and ‘prompt sercics assured EXOLPEEboING W8T 145 Phone M. 79 CARBG 73 eite: hest references. * Franiiimn PORTER. volored._excellent reference from | CC o housecleaning by the das. in z . leans repaired and prices. : Tk of now. West 105 de';;fl evening work experienced pi orchesira or single Address B YOU ,D MAN | Will exchange brains, energy | and experience for adequate sal- | oo 1ars ary and prospect: s inw A Q 3 | CARPENTE! Pox 154-X, Star office. | tnz.” repairing work PE WORK QUICKLY AND NEAT |1y executed {Pnrr.l Bouse repatis. Adams 6128, CRUITT & SON Re CARPENTER WORK OF ALL KINDS. cash or small monthly payments: no hra 100 large ur too small Ca X Adams 8476 buil remode: Let me figure Wetn; Fi vamting Holling & Sheliy tring. building: let 1556 You st n w CARPENTERS—Colored jobbing. remodel ¥ s estimate on your work > BA4N CARPENTERING. pain iring. metal w © reasonable. C SMAKER, experienced, br'uu 1823_M st n.w ng. cementing. gen- tiier strip: best o1 Weadon. Fr. 3 £ MAN and wife, excellent ke: want situation as CANEING, uonolstering: poreh ro. will work_ together or e L Box 285X Star_of ers splinted. Sele 7985 233 10th_et cook. cook — & Bloch. Ine 1ith nw __SITUATI( herg. CHAMBERMAID or k o rivate family. by woman. Address Box S TRIC HOUSE e your electric mate." Convenient work_ attended to mouths to pay, Eve ot nw__Main ELECTRICAL WIRING—If < service and with real. ‘honestlo-cood priy A0 termu call s for_onr estimates “TRIC €0, e el S # Main_1R5H. LECTRICAL. REPAIRING L appliances. coil-armature winding. Repair Shop. 608 D at. n.w neat middle-aged 107 "6 AL ) RA\"ILR\!AID—B) “reliable ¢ a0 hoarding house or Botel reference conamy vou “wash to take 1 want_real Lanjer place n.w.. Janitor ne_Pot. 2827 HOUS §o home motors. wishea “part-time Electris | or write 751 Columb with refer any’ kind. now GIRL. colored b experience. m.ugnL rk heavy hagling. nromut se MARCET, WAVER—Onlv _thorousRy Derienced need anpiy nomn":.“"’":':’xm. X rices. hons Main © Adams 624 EXPERT FL 2017 Shérman ave. Call Monday INISHING house paint ATORS. _colored. for beauly shop ‘marcelling: wiliing fo_work > out of must have grammar-grade whooling tows .‘Kuml ovenings. Mme! Tilkne " to quality, PASTRY, bread and salad woman. assistant to the housekeeper for small fashionahle hotel, ' Permanent” pgnition; excellent wori ing surroundings. State former positions aary desired.” Address Box 113-X." Star weel ME ‘position. Star_office. _ "Address hu Tae’x. 10 am.__027 F o ;-nnz -rvrm* Sxporienced preferably with nowl: of muinx and having general o experience Tor permanent posticn: Geroating work: rtunity for advance- ok Hhrgs' corvoration. Apply B3I Soutn- em WA""F!D——A_'—wnAnHm-«mun 2:‘,..-."‘“;. 300 WOr, stete. ake in food worl Plenco. - Address Dox 474V Stsr office. TOUNG TADY. hirh achool. o geeint e ere in eradine ‘pavers in refurn for_ business course.” Apply at Strayer College. 721 Liith st DEMONSTRATORS. Ladies~ with~ bust meast ts 38-46. for_interviewing department: busine: rience not necesta ?; Inditidual training iven those we select:’ salary or : no work . Saturdays; all ar-round bol:»ilo n: rapld vrn;nvuun ADD for K initzton, Hoom S0R T318F for ‘““"Gl.’-." 8 YOUNG WOMEN . FOR TELEPHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. 'REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER, ERMANENT POSITIONS. PLEASANT WORK. IDEAL OCCUPATION « . FOR YOUNG WOMEN. ' APPLY ; ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. nw. THE CHESAPEAKE 'AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY, | ALESWOMAN . elnerltncod Apply between vate ible ex- iR R . special prices: il srvice. ~Paul Serene. Pot. 251 59 M s nw., Te FL oont—npnlxxnrvxl floors make nomen" Oid floors scra dnv;\«l finiened, ! uew . floors laid, scra) nishe Biren 086 F s nwe M 200 FLOORS—ELECTRIC \ucumt and hand finishing;_efficlent, reasonable: reliablo sers jce.R. E. NA t._Col. 4231 SH. 2371 Oth timates given. a o Fuon tnx ani ork | 1755 Willard worl 2326 17th ‘washing axperienced” woman ‘w.??‘ i ST g livered. Frankiin V“Iofiltrl)n ()? W“:l?;fllllflfiu—oolovd wirl v‘i-hal n am fo Potomae T34 between 10 and 5750 o'cld \:\ll\lA '—k ite, k > C I P ants b Dart- {me work.' any Kind. Call Pot. S510:W. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. APPAREL (men's, women's and_children xeeded for rummage sale: also Tl dishes, odds and ends. m A Phone Mr. Winger, Fr. AUCTION SALES of mmum of ail kmm planos. business equipment, etc.. every Wed: nesday and Satu ¥ have for Shan- estimate on what c'""' sale. non. Cald;fill & Auctioneers, 304 10th D} Thke home: relable. acourate. DRY. ted © ’("’"m:x’m G 'W) 1d floor chine or nnmwofu s & o HEATING — NING, PAINTING—Take HEcer Begt work, lowest price. Why© Because we do our own work and run_open e 31l work guaranteed. Redman Bros. 42 8th_st. s.e._ Atlantic 1 HOUSECLEANING, window cleaning, fl0or cleaning. “waxing. _refinishing. n.n\mlm romot. expert service: ates reasonable. mmm nd cement work of al JOB PLASTERING \\vork fllw“!’-:d kinds: Teaconable prices: b _too far. F KEYS—Duj lL‘lll Il’ ce Fou wait. ggrg how.. basement. - Fr. LAWN MOWERS sharpened snd_repaired trade in your old mower on & new one. de livery service. Lawn Mower Service. 9 1ith et. 1018: or_ small lots. e Frank. 5416. ‘stiop, 83876 nw Wo‘ s of eve kind, field glasses, y\m'u nn'r{nm ’H’ lnble- “Tor T airs. Call I ulll.vbl 8450- CHATRS Jor. rM i lll n my_ leu .:o.hlrfl' en' ch fectiiad counlng o1 S < o 2 !‘T n: North 1766. T e 0 o Fi ATHEn BEDS furniture; aid. Square De: e S Bhone Main BE36 " = FIELD GLASSES. 8-power or better. | Z.‘l?;‘ P e i oo Giire of all kinds. rugs. rare chin and of l‘l’l"‘lllar"ln ‘rL 1y Pumll\l o convinced. L} rs Jiougs;, Pome Fraskiia 10013 or Wrank- URNIIURE—WII he best cash ‘ B ...«."n. hd moder §u Thin'ee. Bow " Fhome Fran XTD ‘f;?—'“.fi‘ [ nurvhue i aewam;t ver, -watches, needed in i Caah vajue paid. ICE BOX—Wanted mmm North 0845, - lQ fil t Ifl‘ Ve mi re B¢ mones. '."rfq 914 1at n-'-' Phone Fr._8345-W. PAIS paverha . mate first Ill? #aVE_money. u;fl'l(l* sfl\llh ard, 4 1st n.w. Phone Fr. 31‘ PAINTING. floor speclal prices now (g . 85 M st n. ND PAPFRHA GING_ prices YaL clies work. Feho Decorat : all) ANGING AND _PAINTING_Gel rat lndl iaye mouey. R J Lewls. Frank. 5747. 1t ot n.w. 21 Pfi:&fifimma inting: rooms acraped pointed "up. nnnn'l!' $10: guaranteed in Tritine. Pay cagh and exve monex” Devend ing Co.. M 5 able 9 6th PAPERHANOIVG—\MHK of lhe etter kind ms papered. $7 und up. J. Fedal. 33 Florida ave. n.w. fi P fiqANG!NGJ’ I lEO—flpecl.l prices thie week: avers ‘Nio rooth scraped. ed. in with _polychrome 8 00 washable paver. cin be washed with cloth." $12: "painting, and_ plastering at low ‘Dugeh Boy lead and pure Ve juix. our paints on e insredients, Paperhaneing firat-clas work on! o extrs ehu'u Terms if you desire. Prfadonta "b.nt,'-‘...t.‘: Tay: fres estim Ine.. mn n.w. PLASTERING—See " B s w-w-n-n W :"'13' %‘“‘ = uee: Address. amonds and_old nulwunnl et inger Taree: walk-in ',..