Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1926, Page 36

r 36 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR BANDTO BE HEARD WCAP Program Will Include Grand Opera and Flag Day Speech. The Orient Commandery Band of the Knights Templar, the A. & P. Gypsies and the WEAF Grand Opera Co.., will provide the principal fea- tures of the five-hour program to be broadcast tonight by WCAP. The Masonic band. under the di- rection of Capt. Willlam J. Stannard, leader of the United States Army Band, will play from 10 to 11 o'clock as the final attraction. The numbers include the popular “The Prisoner's Song” and “The Washington Even- ing Star” march, composed by Capt. Stannard. The offering tonight of the WEAF Grand Opera Co. will be “La Favorita.” Tt will be broadcast from 8 to 10 o'clock under the direction of Cesare Sodero. The A. & P. Gypsies will play during their usual period, from § to 9 o'clock. It will be their final concert of the season. Embroidering the musical attrac- THE EVENING LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1926. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 47O 5 PM. sports results; talks: solos. ;" markets. . 5 TO 6 P.M. ork: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra; scores. .. N 1[)0!1! WHN ‘Movie Club. lum's ' Orchestra feiaeie Henjamin Franklin Hotel Or- New York: Talks: Ernie Goiden's Orcl New York: Piano’ selections WIP WMAQ LLUIWMCA ies- ....WNYC recital. . .\ WBBM WGBS sons } Chicago: orchestra: New York: Uncle Geebee: songs ... .. cago: Children's program: hase ball resulis Schenectady : Stock reporta: news hulletin o Hotel Van_Curlas Orchestra . 5—Xewark:' Sport talk: Hotel Shelton Ensemible Pittsburgh Fiax Day program: talka Philadelphia: Base ball results: Bellevue-Si 30—Hartford. Conn': "Announcements: “news: Mooseheart Tl Organ recital: Palmer ere: talk: VICtOTIANS ......cvsvess a w 23 22 lice * réports. . ! Symphony ~ Play- 6 TO 7 PM. :00—Springfield . Hotel Lenox Patterson'a Orchestra Hartford: Flag Day program ... 1001000100 Philadelphia *Bellevye-Strattord ' Dance Orchestra Newark: Hotel Shelton Orcheat B ew York: Poems: Starlight A : York: German lessons: nolice jeporta: soloist e Talks: Ernia Golden's Orchestr: news icago an recital. Hotel La Sulle Orchestra. Philadelphta: Roll cali: “birthday list: piano_solo Chicago: Market reports: sports: organ recital Sherman's College Inn Orchestra ..o ......... Boston: Shepard Colonial Dance Orchesira......" Yrw” York: Movie 'Club: Ward's Entertainers Yew York: Vocal and piano solos: talk .. ... Yew ¥ Hotel Madison Orchestra: _talk New York: Sport talk: markets: solos: Oriando Cleveland: Hollenden 'Hotel Orchestra Detroit: Dinner concert ... 2 2309 35538 23828 T & 13050 momziarze 283 tions will be a patriotic Flag day talk by Representative Henry R. Rathbone of Tilinois, another of the series of raido talks by P. S. Ridsdale, editor of Nature Magazine, on ‘“Queer Quirks of Nature—Jim Crow's Clothes Pin,” a joint recital by Sophocles T. Papas and Andrew Schreiner, tenor banjoists, and the semi-monthly Washington Post hour, which will bring before the microphone a group of the Natlonal Theater Players, the Humming Bird Orchestra and othars. A play-by-play description of the Washington-Chicago game at Comis. key Park is WRC's chief feature this afternoon. A concert by the Navy Band and a discussion by Nina Reed of “Things Talked About” will follow. LocalRadioEntertainment Monday, June 14, 1926. val Radio Station, Radio, Va. (434.5 Meters). NAA- 3 8 Bureau re- P. 10:05 ports. WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). 11 to 12 noon—Current events for shut-ins (dall; WMAL—Washington Radio Forum | ( Meters). p.m.—Weather Silent. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 3 p.m.—Play:by-play account of the Washington-Chlcago base ball game. 5 p.m.—Concert by the United | States Navy Band, Lieut. Charles Benter band leader. hroadcast from the plaza of the Capitol. 5:45 p.m.—" Things Talked About,” by Mrs. Nina Reed Early Program Tomorrow. 11:55 a.m.—Arlington time signals. . 12 noon—Organ recital, broadcast from the Homer L. Kitt piano studio. 1 pm.—Irving Boernstein's Hotel Washington Orchestra. 3 p.m.—Play-by-play account of the Washington-Chicago base hall game. WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (468.5 Meters). 6 to T pm Vashington Post Hour" (base ball announcements will be made during this hour). ueer Quirks v P. S. Ridsdale. editor of Nature Magazine. 7:15 to 7:30 p.m.—Sophocles T. Papas and Andrew Schreiner, in tenor banjo duets. 730 to 7:45 p.m.—"Our Country’ Flag.” by Representative Henry R. Rathbone of Tllinois. 7:45 to 8 p.m.—Frank W. S. Evans, tenor. accompanied by Mrs. Frederick A. Hunnewell at the piano. % to 9 pm.—A & P Gypsies, from New York City. 9 to 19 p.m.—Grand opera, “La Travorita, by the WEAF Grand Opera Co., under the direction of Ceeare Sodero, from New York City. 10 to 11 p.m.—Concert by the Orjent Commandery. No. 5, Band, Knights Templar, of Washington. Sir Knight William J. Stannard, leader. Early Program Tomorrow. to 7:45 a.m.—"Tower Health ‘Exercises,”” from Metropolitan Tower, New York City. CASUALTY TO GET W. R. H. F. RADIO SET Slow Progress Reported in Drive to Provide Instruments for Shut-Ins. The Washington radio hospital fund committes will install a radio receiy- ing set in Casualty Hospital just as soon as the public responds to the or- ganization's appeal for funds with which to recondition the sets it in- stalled several years ago in 38 hos- pitals, asylums and charitable institu- tions, it was announced today by Le Roy Mark, chairman. The committee has a set for the hospital, but lacks tubes, batteries and other necessary accessories to put it iy operating con- dition, according to Mr. Mark. An appeal for $3.000 to repair the sets not in working condition and to maintain them was made last week by the committee. The response, how- ever, has been slow. and Mr. Mark is now fearful that some of the 7,000 “ghut-ins” who are dependent on the radio sets for their entertainment may be deprived of music, speeches and other attractions broadcast by the Washington radio stations. A contribu- tion of 50 cents from every radio fan in the District. Mr. Mark believes, will maintain the hospital sets for at least | 12:45—Kansas Atlanta: Entertainment " . . Detroit:” Goldkette's Eneembie Chioago: Bedtime story: Congress Hotal Orchestra.’. Cincinnati: Alvin Roehr's Orchestra G :15—Pittshurgh: Base ball results :25—Schenectady: Base ball resalis soloists S R 6:30—Richmond Hiil.'N" ¥ ‘Boy ‘Scouts’ "program Baltimore. WHAL, Concert Orchestra .. & Philadelphia: Dream Daddy. with boya and giris. Philadelphia: Hotel Ritz-Carlton Orchestra Philadelphia: Vocal and instrumental recital . un__Atlantic City: News: base ball results: organ 8:45—Davenport. Chimes concert: hase ball results . 7 TO 8 PM. Hotel Morton dinner concer Boston: Metropolitan Theater program ... .. Kansas Ciiy: Markets: story: address: music . Minneapoliz:” St Paul Hotel Orchestra Philadelphia: ~ Vocal and instrumental by Moy Minstrele L : islphia: Organ recital . Philadelphia: Ta) et Richmond H{1l. > Cleveland: Basa ball results: New York: Pianist: musical program w York: Maxwell Ensemble ... P, New York: Violin and vocal soloa’ Goldnian Band concert Newu\r;;k Roseland Dance Orchestra. battery talk: George's New York: Christian ‘Seence lecture Newark: Kleih'a Serenaders: lecture: tone: Associated Press ‘program .. 2 ” Hartford. ‘Conn.: Songs: Hotel Bond Dance Orchesira. 7:15—Schenectady . Agriculture program: talks 4 :30—Atlantic Oity: Flag Day address: studio concert Baltimore: Children’s program i 8 TO » P 8:00—Baltimore: Organ recital: WBAL Male Quartet .... Schenectady: Vocal and instrumental artists ........ Newark: Kiein's ~Serenaders: Associated Press period Richmond Hill. N."Y,_Atkinison program: soloists Atlantic’ City: ‘Hoiel Traymore poncert: piano recital. Detroit:_Studto 'program 5 o Pittaburgh: Markat reporta’ Cincinnati:* Pianiet: talk . Springfield . Capitol Theaiar Orchestra: organ New York: Question hox: Schickerling oncert New York: Lecture. Hardman hour of music New York: Talke: Lorw s Orehestra 550 .1\ New York' Musical “program by the A. & P Gypsies. WEEL WCAD, WWi WIAR, WOO and WSAL Trom York: Reading Seéashore Band B York: Talk: soloista: piano dances’ Qleveland: ' Willard Symnhony Orchestra Philadelphia: Stanley” Theater hour 3 Minneapolis | U'mversty_of Minnesota program BostonMetropalitan Theater program S Philadelphia: Merrs Minatrels: vocal soloiat cingers 8:30—Atlantic_City: Seaside Hotel Trio i Troy. N.” Y. Violin ensemble: voeal and instrumental £6los: reading S s G Richmond. Va. ' Market. weather ‘and “base “ball auartet: chorus 5 soloists; i 5 Vocal and instrumental recital Earmitalk . o g 298 nonCE I 313 BHIZRERRSDS EB032552 BRSEBRORen=os Zmziein vocal and =] “solos Lrnomeaazi 23533259 “recatal 7:00—Atlantic City talk . 385 3% wolos: s Sonons 25032838 LERS iz -t Allen Theater Orchestra. AM artista’ debut. hour. | WENY Z WEAF ) Sinn PR i @ 8555 23 333332 22 EX9B5EPT 5332 ey 5 53> 550 Q;ZOQ" SEES cocoiagoneaaL08 1305 32 DRZRERE 33EBID2 ZEIBN35TLa3% > emennn i news , 2 ZreN ey ez xBOn " recital.’ 3 x5 23 1enes ReSPRS3 D TO 10 P. 9:00—Auanta: Violin resital . ... ..... Detroit: A& Orchestra . . Ralimore: WRAL Trio: soloist Richmond__ Va . Virginia Folk Lore 5 N ’(. \n!‘mfl“"l!l'u:mfifl'-:! nrnrrram bi . "Conn Velers Symohony Fntem Philadelohia’ Madrigal Mixed QUArtel . - 'lllr::’l;l;] g',ldn ‘:""‘2 n.'('r;wg'i vocal solos elnhia® Arcadia. Orchestra: vaudes Franklin Hotel l!rrh!n'.!‘l's o ke ”," Studio program N P Camps Orchestra: banio ‘dicts falk’ " rk: Reading Seashore Band: Harry Leonard's Wal Astoria” Orghestra iy La Favorita hi' the’ WEAF Grand WERL" wio, Wear WnAr A ARt WinE WHAL from.... . 5 hestra WTAG. KSD., WTIC and soo Smith's Orchestra New York: Palisades Or : vocal ‘and instrumental soloiste B552e 3% 38235858 New York: Study Club; ""'St. Certlin Ensemble i ?\HH"IEG‘M Elfll”r\lvl 3‘"{!11\[ Orchestra .. oAt American Legion | proeram G Pittebureh: Ruud Lieht Opera. Corr. 000000 Atlantic City: Hotel Ambassador Concert Orcheetra: Flag .. Firemen's Quartet: r Day program Richmond” Hill. " N oM oo e i ok's Orchestra: Harty ‘Humphrey . 9:30—New Sbodmansian Inn Openeatra. - Memphis:~ Pappalardo Brothers’ Orchestra New York: Police and weather reports 10 TO 11 Py 10:00—New York, Jack Dennv Orchestra z . wark: News bulleting: Fiv Richmond Hillo - "Mueical prosiam. weather” Pitteburgh: Post’ dance program S Springfield: Weather @1d missing pereon reports: base ball . Pataiee’ 3 % New York: Rolfe's Palaiee DOr Orchestra Cleveland; Willard Symphony Orchestra: solos . ‘Boston: Venire Orchestra: woloa: organ ' reetal . Trop. N. Y- Sarl Burnll o’ carlion Ciuh Orcheatra | Richmorid. "Va'" Musical program: Hotel Richmond Minneapolis: ' Roval-Star ‘Eniembie taiks . Qncinnati: Tom Greenland's O~chestra . . Hot Springe: Ray Mullin's Orchestra .. . 8 10:30—New York: Cluh Alabam Orchestra ... 00000 Atlantic City: Ted Weems' Novelty DAnce Orehestra.. : 11 TO 12 MIDNIGHT. 1:00—New York: Eddia Edwarde' Southe . Richmond. Hill. N Y.: Tremers Orohestta | S New York: Hotel McAlnin Serenaders: Stauch's Orchest Atlantic City: Dance orchestra ... cesesnn . 11:45—Auanta: Entertainment ..... 0 [ 11 [[['1 ey 12 MIDNI T TO 1 AM. Sonzs: Reed's Orchestra .. ; Organ Tecital from Capitol Theater Nighthawk frolic: Plantation C WAHG ra’ WMCA ~.WHAR II..WSB 12:00—Cincinnati : Des Mones City: others” . FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY .WKRC .WHO BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Noted Authority on Radio All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. Radio Closes Up The Gaps. Part 1. ‘The number of instances when radio has acted as a “gap closer” are too numerous to mention, but it is interesting to bring to mind at least the general instances where this means of communication has achieved the unique distinction of ‘“bringing the message to Garcia” when all other methods have failed. The memorable occasion yvhen Jack Binns first flashea the distress signal which saved the passengers of the . S. Republic has passed into history as an epic of the progress of civilization. Tn days gone by the wire- less equipment of a steamer Was looked upon more or less as a joke, but it was not long before the butt of the jokers' wit showed the stuff of which it was made and its usefulness in times when no other agency could possibly save the ship. Before long, radio equipment on steamers was re- quired by law and became instrumen- tal in saving thousands of lives which would otherwise have found a last resting place in Davey Jones’ locker. First Thought Of Radio. At first it was thought that radio or “‘wireless,” as it was known in the conveniences, doctors, restaurant a; hotel. The smaller commercial cn.t"td. however, cannot afford to have a doc- tor along on their trips. Many a sick mariner has the radio to thank for his life, because through it medical advice has been obtained which eased his pain and kept him alive until the boat could dock and real medical at- tention be obtained. There are now many radio sta- tions which “stand by” for messages from small ships whose men may need medical attention. A doctor is always on hand to advise the captain of the ship what to do in any emer- gency requiring medical ald. In many cases arrangments are made to have ambulances ready at the dock as soon as the ship comes into port, so that there may be no delay in rushing the injured or sick to hospitals where they can get proper attention. It is difficult nowadays to imagine seagoing vessels stripped of radio equipment. The use of radio at sea is_only one chapter of the storv of “Radio as an Indispensable Modern Instrument. Its use on land will be taken up in tomorrow’s article, ——— After buying less than half® the goods ordered in Sweden, the soviet government announced that no more ‘would be accepted, and this has caused disappointment and serious trouble two years. Each contributor to the fund will recelve from Mr. Mark an attractive certificate, designed to be placed on the radio sets. Names of the contribu- tors also will be broadcast from the committee’s station. WRHF, on Tues- day, Thursday and Saturdayv evenings. Contributions should be sent to Her- bert T. Shannon, treasurer of the fund, at room 208, Colorado Building. Whalers Still Operate. Fortyy Arctic whalers have arrived on the West coast of North America and have been engaged with the whaling flest that operates there. Small farms similar to the crofts oc- cupled by the whalers in the Old Country are available on Vancouver Island ‘and the men propose to com- bine rgriculture with their whaling operations, ity L Dr. Ricl Btrauss, the composer, recently c‘fl!flefl g the orchestra in a moving picture theater in London during the shewing on the screen of #he-Rosenkavelier.,” . . - early days, reached the height of its usefulness with its application to com- munication between ship and shore stations where other means of com- munication were impossible. § There is no question now as to its usefulness in this fleld, but its use in ship-to-shore communication is but one of its many uses. The first job of radio was simply as a means of summoning aid in case of disaster. Gradually the radio service increased so that messages between individuals on ship and on shore could be ex- changed in carrying on business transactions and in fulfilling social ob- ligations. Then radio was used to keep pas- sengers on board ship advised of the news of the day, so that now every good-gizéd ocean liner has its regular newspaper, which gives the passen- gers the news of the day. keeping them as much in touch with current happenings as though they were in the important centers instead of hun- dreds or thousands of miles from them. Every large ship is in reality a floating community, with its: shops, for the manufacturers affected. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Musical - program b, A. and P. Gypsies, W and other stations, o'clock. the WCAP 8 to 9 Metropolitan Theater pro- gram, WNAC, 7 to 10 o'clock. Artists’ debut hour, WRNY, 7:45 o'clock. The Merry Minstrels, WCAU, 7:45 o'clock. Reading Seashore Band, W] Z, 8 to 9:45 o'clock. “La Favorita,” by the WEAF Grand Opera Co., WCAP and other stations, 9 to 10 o'cleck. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, 'JUNE 14, 1926. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—For This Have We Daughters SULIE IS BACK AND AS You CAN See THINGS ARE A BIT HORE "LIVELY AROUND THE MEGINIS CABTLE' CLARICE AND ALOYSWS EXPECTED To SPenxD A QUIET EVENING WITH THEIR DARLING DAUGHTER) BUT Jom€ HAD OTHER PLANS! 1T LOOKS LIKE A QRED HOT SUMNER WHAT! ™' VERY PIRST EVENING YOoURE BaCk FROM EUROPE You'RE GONNA HAVE COMPAWY BoAT oALL YES PA, MY Boy - FRIEND 1 MET ON THE IS CoMNg To on nel! HELP AND SITUATIONS OH ' You MARVELOUS ISNT T WONDERFUL T HAVE BY POP MOMAND JuLIE BACK AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN 2 io_sell Nah . D eynolds & S 1 i 5% 14 E“l.—filndy. ail-round 1 W aper 18 k in " 3 Bioek | Washington Paper BOY. colored. for dry koods store. 3111 M | - " & BOY. white. about 18 years of ake. for work around filling station. Automotive Supply Co.. 21st_and P i COLLECTOR. cxperienced. famiiiar with city and duburbs: 304 pay. ADDly H01. Federal American Banks Bide. i COLLEGF. STUDENTS and teache rofitable work for the Summer, er_Brush Co.. 619 Metro) Bank_Bldk_ | COMPETENT GARDENER: family must understand both greenhouse and out: single man preferced. ad “alary expected, ar_office. be steady. 1205 14° desiring apply Ful- door gardergng dress, ~ stating experience, stc. Address Box 98-B. EARN WHILE YOU LEA] life " ineurance salesmanship Thureday evenings. ) o'clock. U instructors._Address Rox 221-A. Star office FLOK APERS fon _men . stea RO R e RAAT arrs 6 Eekharat, 1107 an.w SR ants in large ho- R to cara for pli Box_306-A._Star_office. Experienced. fort e As LAUNDRY DRIVERS—| blished routes: good salary apd ‘commis on: references. cash bond. auto permit. Ac Box 402 paothied. ke T white. refined. cook. drive a Ford arpentry. for Maina this Summer. Cleve t0 8 pm. Room 210, with car. _Answer from 3 i from § to 12 am. i Yethist. nw. 4) for_circulation large New York concern work : good pay; must be of ne See man 1317 F st. n.w. MEN to distribute advertising. Gaff Co.. 939 D st _n.w EN_ to heln in_wae aundry. 14th and R department o steady outside at appearance Room_900 7 am_ The is* Toom. The Barry te. N.w. Anacostia. 14° RS wanted st.ne. s E IST for vandevilie act, prefer one who nings Address Box 430-A. Star office. 14° RADIO SALESMAN with experience la of fered a_wonderful opportunity here. M. A Leese 614 Bth st nw. i SALESMAN—_Woell known Washington build er offera Unusual opportunity and attractive i fncoms ‘o salesman who can gualify: want man hetween Ages of 25 and 35 who has ad some practical construction’ or architec tural experience. with good education. ap: | pearance and personality and who ian't afra: of working evenings and Sundave: commis 0 to §10.000 pos- ¢k ANGE ply Chas. R 116 H s sion basis that should net $6.00 per year: leads or prospects furnished Ression. 0f automobile necessars: might Tange temporacy drawing account to cover ! living co with responsibla man. 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EXPVE- d_instructors: _satisfaction insured: white_chauffeurs furnished__ Call Line. 82. ANOTHER 8A' ““AFTER SPENDING 6 then unahls 4o hold position. changed to in 2R days legal stenographer $25 Another, faster, more accuratels with Bgyd night ' school. “than with 2 yr chool. " Boyd places more stenograph ista”than “any other"achool in’clty yre.Pos. guar. New classes now BOYD SCHOOL. 1 Tllustrating. _interior “Can take new dictation 2 mo. Est forming. 338 G st n.w._ Main 2876. BUSINESS 1 STRI'("EIVOA\'F.— Civil Service Examinations. Patent Office exam. this month: $1.880. . Begin today. Sten. and Typ. in " July." spacial _preparation. Begin today. The Civil Servies eparatory Schonl. se. corner 12th and F ata_nw. Phane Fr 2080 SALAD MAN — Experienced; also must know how to short order cook. Apply Norman W. Oyster Co., 3316 14th st. n.w, REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, REALTOR AND BUILDER— HAVE OPENING FOR TWO HIGH-TYPE, LIV WIRE YOUNG SALESMEN WHO{ WILL ENDEAVOR TO SELL | THE CLIENTS i THEM. MUST BE EXPERI- ENCED, HAVE CAR; GIVE REFERENCE. ADDRESS BOX 93-B, STAR OFFICE. COLORED DRIVER route; must be go-getter; salary and commission. Palace Laun- dry, 729 Oth st. n.w. 3 WHITE MAN FOR HEAD PORTER. We have an opening for an energetic white man, from 35 to 45 years of age, to take charge of our porters. One with some experience in handling a force of men. Address, stating full particulars, Box 92-B, Star of- fice. t;l\'lcxl" ___HELP—FEMALE. ASFISTANT SHIPPING CLERK and mark 8% ratail dry_cleaning plant. woodruff Co.. X nw DINING ROOM CASHIER. hotel experience Eive references. Address’ Box 377-A. Star office. FITTER, experienced. wanted, one who has had experience in fitting and altering_ cor- selettes, Charis of “Washington.” Room 7 w ¢ GIRLS—Experienced on elactric Dower ¢ ing_machines: alao learners. 408 1at GIRL—White: experienced on collar: Laundry. 620 E st. n.w. MARKER. experienced, for lant. Apply at once. Carm: fn Co.. 1120 Queen st. ne NURSE WANTS refined lad; making a home. Mrs. C. or dry_ cleaning ack Dry Clean- 0 join her in ey, Clarendon. LADY for drestey and cos ‘experienced. youne. ADDIY 031 G SALES oughiy uiee. SALESLADIES. to join an_established sale | organization operating in nearby the property for sale has the highest tvpe of improvement and the closest subdivision ‘o dduwntown Washington for M. Michael,' Room 401. Colorado Building. he- tween 9:30 and 11 am.. or phone Main 4108 _for appointment._ STENOGRAPHER for ancs office, Experience preferred. Box_80-B, Star office. STUDI OR T oughly reliable. for interes flon covering ten weeks dress Box 83-Z._Star_off WOMAN: AL, woman. who i - wiiting o 'Warl Sty of Durpose more important than unusyaf_ability. Salary and bonus. Address Pne 482" dar office WOMAX. Industrial 3 ing Summer Dot fars 410 It Home, Schoct. Bive, Flaint, D¢ B ients " Governmient " bosition. ~ Per: manent. * Phone Tincoln 2863 day | Page | Virgimia: | Ad- | f" | COLORED LADY will t fined colored. caretaker of Boys | 1302-W e WA x "Fion C !roo« and honsekeeper. whife woman, wants white. o ences ex- pert gond habite: | go anvwhere prefer private fam Franklin 5630 No 605 14° COOK-BUTLER, zie. entire eharge bachelor apt famils: any- Where . reference. Addrees Box 457 office. Al Labro. DRAFTSMAN in " architect’s office 102 Pa_ave. nw FILIPINO. very hor school nine hours a w help some work in emall family any car. reasonable pay. Jed stnw formerly Mr. Daret Gt 14 i attending _music k. wants to drive or can drive 4 & INDUSTRIOT'S coiored man wants part-time | Hard Worker. fessor Englis Wants wark work 1n garden. yard. kitchen. Box &4 You St. Station. EWSPAPER EDITOR. br history. writer. " expert ' trpist aditing. revieing manneerints i Doetr drama- references” reasona) Bress Box 170-4. Star office A STUDENT. colored. wishes position with pri- vate family. work of any kind. 603 2nd et ne. YOl Selling, accounting. rapid sienog £00d comhination man. Address Box NG MAN. EXPERIENCED OFFICE. peeutive: woman. ook 942P &t nw ITUATIONS—FEMALE QGRAPHER. experi- ity or countrs. CHURCH ORGANIST. or organist and di- sestor. by musiclan of ability and expericnce MAK sonable. _Potomac_3025.W. GIRL. neat, colored, w vla wering phone, in "office or part-time. work Adams B Gopaie i e o R experiencel_ for sick or convale { companion_ for elderly person. Ad- Aress Box 72-B. Star off 2 140 | SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER education: ' fiva vears political. lesal and {rommercial _experience: willing ta' leave um.. Adame 1861-J._15° College ! “LADY wishes woric of any find in __SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. BUNDLE WASH to take home. work. _North 8529. 133 Q MBERMAID_ _or Phone Potomac CHILD'S » SE—Would faithful, rnmgel«nl nurse (colored) in rood nosition’ for Summer. Address Box 460-A, Star office. . or_day's . n.w. wirl. e care of colored { gjdren i own home for Summer. " Linc. aick_good at pastrs. for | white German _prefer- | refined: | * i BEDDIS ke to_place my | PERSONAL. (Continued.) RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continued.) FOR ACHING LIMBS, WEAK FEET. WEAR flexible ‘arch supports made to impression of i your foot. Fit any shoe. Immediate com- fort. "FOOT CORRECTION LABORATORY. 612 F nw 19¢ | LEARN FRENCH.—Room and board with Parieian famils. cool house: walking dis- 2017 O at. nw. Potomac 458. ° _ "H DESIGNER CREATOR OF COATS. wraps. wishes a fow mOre DALFONS. Also sample dresses for sale. _Any style made to order 24 hours _Low prices. DE GASTELAN 1226 15th st Fotomae 113 14° ANNA M. KETCHAM (OSTEOPATHIC hysician). wishes to announce the removal f her office from M st. to 1301 Mass, ave 9Re = ATE 78, P SLIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPAR. cushions. snap fasteners. tape-bound. $21 R Ish 0d. 1513 2Rth L. 3 REST HOME FOR AGED. IN- talid and convaiecent: night and day sty vision" North 7863 1A30 18th st A _GRADUATE IN ELECTRICITY WILL | give ‘you scientific treatments. For appoint- ne Pot 1447 ALIFORNTA B Private parts ‘otoman | WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. _ APPAREL (m women & Needed for rummage eale: also draperies. dishes, odde and_end: sh offer. Phone Mr Winger, Fr AUCTION SALES of furniture of all kinds planos. husinees equipment. etc. evary Wed: nesday and Satardas. Lei us give you an | eitimate on what you havo for calg Shan- | Ron” Caldwell & o Avtioneers. 304 10t | #0.nw Phone M. 272 o | CLOTHING—Ws biy men's worn cioth i . hate. etc.. and are liberal with o | For results call Main 3145 { calls._Justh's Old Stand. @19 D et. n.w. le. city or e est Dricen for Jadies - gent discarced clothing of all descri, dress postal or phone. T will call. 2 7th st nw. North 1358. FEATHER BEDS and rmiture; best pri Sauare Deal Fu-niture Co.. 50 Phone Main 5838, TRNITURE and ou will 1 satis | Welonher, | FURNITURE | Drices paid a oods wanted. cen | par. S Franklin ; Wanted. Gest 490 La modern and _an 8o piano. ear: miscellanenus #1901 18 diamonds ‘d in_our maaufacturing cash value pad__Seingers 818 F st TIGRAPH EQUIPMENT preferabiv a 36 model power and ‘stand. autn includine _signature _attachment and printing-ink attachm; We will also cor sider hanke. tene and drums | first-class condition Wit not " coneider | i1 pay cash for same if price is mght | Phone 'E. R. Haas. Main_ 1876. hefore b time excent Sunda¥ in_your old gold, { platinum alio disrarded jewel jive nesd them in our manufacturing dept: Wili pay highest prices . 03 « 4 otd dept. niaro. 3™ Phone Frankin 5304 Notes” Furniture House, 514 10th St. N.W. i Phone Franklin 2015. Wil pav the Tighest cash prices for and household effects. farniture, china. glase inge. ete: packing EELTYE? Save time, trouble and money Call Franklin 8991. Household gnods. merchandise. stocks. etc. No quantity_too large T ANYTHING Main 1282 0339 TER'S. 20 PA. AVE. NI, Household ~ Fflects, Merchandise Stocks, Ph WESCH! utomobiles. ete. Thirts-six years serving o Wachington public. i | ! jan E i -1 Wall Papering Co.. 6 {A PAPERHANGING. PAINTING—Spacial pricer NTING—S Fcer this week erage size room scraped, pll" tnlnl»d. pered with polychros $R.00. w able paper, ean he wag cloth. $12; painting and_plastering prices. We "use Dutch Boy lead and pure insead oil only. Wa mix our_paints on remises. See the ingredients. Paperhang. ing gUAranteed b yearu. first class work oniy :\n »nra{;‘hu’l o Terms ¥ou desive. an ong a8 mon! 10 y. {ree estimate Phifadeionia Decorating "o Ine. RIL&1T fth et n 2238, O enin, PAPERING AND PAINTING—Special for this week: Average size room. £7 50 and up. with duplex polychrome paper or other &rades: washahle paners. 210 per room and up. Thesa prices include scraping, mizing an: pointing up. All paims mixed on _job which assures you of ‘he st of ingredie All work guaranteed against inferior work- manship and material. No axtra charzs for terms up 10 24 montha. Fetimates given Pearless Decorating Co 713 11t &t 3 18+ aper once 3480 nings.___ APERHANGT £0od work chean. cheap work nl. 9235 Econ Princeton pl Not call ¢ PAPERHANGING—Fooms sapered. $6 and u A. T. George, 2 Pp’ml. oL Bflz 534 !llh . Dw. high srade work n‘txveri ate, postal. or R Moran, 2 fute S Wi § I pl PAPERHANGING, PLASTER. Little” about tour o painfing. _R1® 6ih n.w PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC AN copies—Exact ~opiss of you D testimonial lttars, maps and co TNG— PHOTOSTAT important pa- hriefe. etatistical handwriting fac can PIANG TC! eral yiano rop: rptimate.” Priced renscnabie hanic. ok griarantes Ebafter co A3 T oa e PICTURE FRAMFS 11x17, %105 R ize 1n gen- e Get our Skilled me- Sanderson, Line_1087. mada to order. lowest > We shee o and rabili Must be in ! | RI'GS Wov Phone ol SLIP COVERS. dust work cutting Waod €6 STUCCOING AND PLASTERING pnecia tes_ cheecfulls furniched. Cal WP Harris NKS. bacs and leather coods repa olumbia, Leather Goode. SATS dams T195 apen e o' am Vers fow prices ot 4038 Pholstary Co. & o WELDING—Casting, _stoe] Dropers: Worl 387 Ton ar AND DOOR_ SHADES — Gonn Wited 1o Four 1% 6f opace shad and _aluminn cuarantesd M Coleman nwo A 45eR SHADES AND SCREEN&—Fren M. Butier & Son. 2031 ek BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ROOMING rooms: good furm . lensa on Mass. ave. n w RECOMMENDFD SERVICE. GROCERY fi\rani. Cheap. 3842 N, Rainer. R The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found nec- essary to be made to Tha Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Ssrv- ice Column call Main 5000, Branch 115. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED S105 and up Newman Auto -Radiator Warks. 902 11th st. n.w. Main 5518, | ATTO REFLECTORS SILVER PLATEM. 122.50° brass heds reiacauered: auto nickel { piating: mickelnlating and_repairing. _Acme Plating Co. 1227 D st. n.w. _ Main 0687 | AUTO PARTS { andirons. ete_ relacquered {he. Eat. 1910 Jonn A. Gottsman & Co. | Tel! Frank._5431. 150 Pierce st. nw. __ { REDDING-—Box springs repaired: mattressrs i reqovated, $3: work guaranteed. Columbia Bedding Co.. 615 E st. nw. Main 5528, G MATTRESSES. box springs and i pillows reno.: hest prices and promnt del ! Wash. Mattress Co.. 617 F et. n.w. M. 667 { ROX SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and pillows— { Get ready for Spring. Let us renovate vours { Right prices and prompt service assured | Eagle Bedding Co.. 1123 7th st. n.w. Phone | M 7082 | CARBON NT | owper to remave vl Coleman. 207 12th st. n.w ! CARPENTER—AIL { work: porches built : epecial | prices this week. Fr.. 3024, any time. 1 | CARPENTER - BUILDER. jobhing. remodel- nk, epairine. painting: estmates imished L'8. WETMORE & SO Wwhile you wait, Fine silver plat. s ‘and wirea M. 4598 _and repair | Fook—Firet-ctase. 1392.-W city reference. North work: capani { PO Box 811 elderiv. Eriekson, Carrie Md. . YOUNG LADY_with knowledge of ~bool keeping: must be willing to work 0 to Si5 per week. Address Box O1B. S office. e e = SALESLADIE! 6 r $527.50 Is the amount of one week’s check handed one of our sales- men. You can have a check like that handed vou if you will follow our instructions. Big business today is looking for leaders; you may be one of them. Come in and talk it over with Mr. Burns, room 302, Hill Bldg., 17th and Eye sts. n.w. One hundred ladies to assist high-class splesman In an issue of unusnal merit. A Tea] mecessity to Washington. being financed And_1ecommended by {ts most prominent Businees men and hankers. An organization vou will he proud to ba connected with A su'fl'fi'&\"_nl{, QUNHA, COMPETENT HANDS on fine fur work and dress altera- tions; only those who have had experience will be considered. Apply Mr. Sherman, Philips- born, 608 Eleventh st. LEARN REAL ESTATE. Learn this most interesting and profitable business: splendid returns for conscientious workers with _selling _ability: commission basis, Join the live-wire force that is sell- {ng {Washington's premier Virginia ' suburb. Liee Heighta, on the Lee Highway. 20 minutes from the White Houss. Inquie for sales manager, Ruby Lee Minar, 1405 New York ave. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. MEN AND WOMEN—Learn real estate bust: 3 instructions free every Thurs.. 8 T claag I icons Tt o {oypent: ralosmen in spare time, Low m.Mi K1y . rn ile learning. A. M. K“hm' g-}’u?df"fao’mfn'd 'Bldx. NTED—SALESMEN. SMEN. sfock and ral cetaie Th S g 0n Tealite. the need e Tiee., * We nave something that is feing fnanced and. recommended by some of, e O Phave more hive. direct leads and et their personas friends than we Have ‘salcemen to handie. The sales direc- tors are old-timers and know what you are looking for. We h; v;flll’l‘l. 'fl\;‘l‘l (;’:‘Iml:'; jon, CO-Operation An 8. L. 'ém ‘cloan b i next 60 dave, See or write Srveyor Dunham. 1416 ¥ n.w. Phone "fi‘k o ales ability 10 ;N—Two n_with sales al ly to SR losether selling. the Maviag Wash We 'will ‘furnieh 8 car and its upkeep. g terrliory 1eade i fl’mm‘é' termi in_ whicl e machince you 10 So1s Soar earaings seling (he warld % sider e pian. Our bove enigy 4 nd ‘meet them, ¥ '?“ 0" Bite,Washe {icton Masag Co.. éh T240 . Bwe Saleslady for Real Estate. One with some real estate office experi- 3 8t e machine. e TR0T "BAVID'E. BARRY. 1807 H 8t, DAY'S WORK of anv Kind. mornings, _Frank s DAY'S WORK—Colored laundress. housecleaner. P st.n.w. By GENERAL HOUSEWORK-—AIl or part time. 1708 1st st. n GIRL. neat. wishes cooking. Adams 5’ ,«f{g& olored. wants general housework. job, general maid: no GIRL. reliable. colored. wants early morning work, or 3 houre' work in evenings i GIRT, wants piace. Rumey court s 1st and 2nd sts. 8¢ F R HOUSEWORK in private family. 75 L st. LAUNDRY _WANTED—Hand Iried reference. &t n.w. et ween work. _eun Phone Adams 14° Phone | i V] i CAR \TER WORK QUICK R R eented . general Nouse repa FEEL ki et = | CARPENTERING, _painting. _paperhanging Lo eh work of all ‘Kinde: work done bY fon*Tabor - free Tor RGN 3520 %ih st n noreh Frankiia 7285; ers splinted. §a3 10th st nw. | ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRING — Refore { have your electrieal work_done “let 08 est { mate." " Conventent plugs installed I'"rk attended to_ We give vou 12 to ! months to pav, FEconomy Electrie Co.. i Eve st. n.w. Main 7747 FELECTRIC SIGN! Novel design: small: flashes, runs. hlinkers. Am Co. prod; Boss. 1109 Evo n.w. 3 ELECTRICAL REPATRING. motors. arma ture and coil winding: power apparatus ape: Central Armature Works. 635 D now. Main 4860, FLECTRICAL REPAIRING. | avpiiances. coil-armature windi | Renair 8 fans. ice. R. . 2371 9th st 1, FLOORS—Beautiful floors make beantiful Tome by first-class laun- 721 4th LAUNDRY to_take home by firat.class L dry Col. 5248, 2721 1ith st LAU! LAUNDRY to,take i aun- YOUNG WOMEN FOR TELEPHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING © PERIOD. REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES HEREAFTER. PERMANENT POSITIONS. PLEASANT WORK. AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN. APPLY ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND . POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY, NDRY_WORK. first-claes. b: Voman, Col, AR D53 Tieh st n.w. homes; old floors scraped and finished like new: floors laid. scraped and finished. H. E Bire F st Main_ 2007 FURNITURE REPAIRING and refinishing; fine cabinet work. Jos. Sherman & Co.! 1508 £ ct. nw. Main 9840, LAUNDRESS, first class. wants washing take home: call for and deliver. Main 82 428 New York ave. | FURNITURE _UPHOLSTERED. Tep, | covera made. Est. cheerfully given. Returned free. Tittensor. 1424 8th st. n.w. N. 7702 LAUNDRESS. first-clas want_work out at_once. MOTHER and daughter, for Summer after June 25. 1317 after 5. NURSE—Lady. leaving for Summer, recom- imends_excelleni German: can be intérviewed at 1728 Massachusetts ave. Tuesday after 11 am. Phone Frank. 440! PLACE as cook, 1417 Oth i, PLACE as child's nurse or to do light house- work in city by a respectable white lady: can give reference. Call for Mre. Butler. 806 Duke st..Alexandria. Va. L HEATING, TINNING. ~PAINTING — Best work. lowest price: “all ‘work guaranteed. - | Redmian Bros.. 342 8th st. n.e.Atlan. 1032, JOB PLASTERING and cement work of all kinds: reasonable prices: work guaranteed: no _job too far. Franklin 9822 17° KEYS—Duplicate keys. 25 cents: made waile you wait. Turner & Clark. hew address. 22 New York ave. n Frank. 300! LAWN MOWERS—We make business of lawn mowers—old ones sharpened and re. paired: new ones for sale: ail stvies and iypes. hand and power, J. V. Hutching & WOMAN. colored, and daughter. want cafe- teria. ‘work, making ealads or dlshwashing evenings. 2631 Georgia ave. n.w. * YOUNG TADY with small child wouid Tike Dlace widow's ' homs: Réams 1563 Trom 8 16 10 a.m. or pm. 14¢ PERSONAL. T EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS. CON- valescents and aged. by murse in her cwn home. Adams 7363. 1833 Kalorama rd. Co.. 1218 C st. n.w. Main 866, MACHINE_AND MODEL WORK—Patents d¢ veloped. Experimental work specialty. Gor nell M. Co.. 516 8th n.w. Franklin 1683-W. r.&m"r;‘)vc‘;:mmnani‘ rior painting. especially s once, Potomac. PAPERHANGIN pointed up. papered. $10: guaranteed in writing. Pay cash and save money. Denend- hle Decgrating Co.. M. 3252: 620 6th n.w. Fooms scraped. gm:.v%)’-‘%mnnm. FORMERLY A;rA-rl{fia v conn: LA RO- SN R AN B BEATTE " Mos* (10 st_n.w. 2d floor. Phone Col. 95%6. TTED HAVE A FUND TO LOAN A LM number of m'?m o4 at 6% inter- . st uwm Payment. o $uo onus) Ly Ty W i APERHANGING—Work of the better kind. red. $7 and up. J. Egdal gfl!‘:flmd-!l e now. . North 1851, 16 | NICKEL PLATED: brass beds. | { immediare i i i i | for BOARDING HOUSE 10 room o n_section _Phone Col. 185 CONFECTIONERY. doing 1,600 worth of monthly business; must £o West at once will eacrifice for $2 . Yol eacrifice cash for quick eai TWO NEW apartmente: modern conveniences: Wheator Md . Qa. ave and Kensington rd. Qprortunity in growing suburb p BRICK STORES AND 7wfv' wonder: Avply 1302 PARTNER—Younz man_ in sstablished bus '\;nufl bhe hu r for fix(mn;l"n onsils STORE Droneris on - maln vers good business CERY Va 628 South Patrick TR L L ne 12 rooms ery_reasonahie NG HOUSE Dletely furnished Franklin 3155 Call mornings. 8 30-8:30 WANTED—Cigar _and confectio etorn with or_ without fountain. Address Box 0.1 14¢ house in a ncoma mors first comme- rms. Frank'in k £ 1 Fine trade in children's shoes espe 20 men's and women's: repair shop in_connection roome: rent. $45: new lichts._Ask E.P. Weels GASOLINE STATION. etore and for hrailing chickens. cubirh of Wa on Raltimora Washingfon boulevard pavahle $500 cach. balan~e $100.p usual opportunite. " Phone W Hyatisvilla 1101, Onen daily from 7 am. 13 Apm Located 100778 west of Majsel s Garace, acrose strest from Brink i fen “Entaee city. M. Thanet s © Tae"t W detached brick T desivons of gefting in fouch with & party in ¢ 2 position 10 invect $10.000 for the Dirnosg of expanding its already profitable hisine All cortesnandsnce or interviews in this con neetion will be held in' strict mutual con- fidencn. Address Box 63-B. Star office DELICATESS AND MEAT M4 T. e o R R T Frowing Nusiness fection will Lonal “stare with equipmen Frankiin A 10 .ARGE ROOM and two baths. On cormer. over store: suitable for profitable. room renting. heing_only a few blocks from Canitol. Library. twe congrescional _offiee buildinzs and Union Station. Rent. S month, Call owner.” Adams 465. bel and 18 m, < SSORIFES AND GASOLINE STATION sale: doine good businesa: very fine lo. cation: hest_reasons for eellinz. Address Fox $16A. St 14% CIGAR. tohacco. station 606 Sth st nw.: 75 o 401 E_ Cap. st Ac v _and novaltr store/ ars’ established busi- e ST A ¢ MEAT MARKET D GROCERY—Well established: $600 to $S00 per week fonable Drice to auick huver. LARGE AUTO REPAIR SHOP for rent: may rent second floor also for storags and paint shop: vacant lot in front, 150 ft. wide: in (mvd business zone: good terms. Al‘blly‘;lfl a Lincol . $973: GROCERY and 2 rooms: rent. $20 850° Grocery and reoms: rent. $40: good rner. old stand: $200 per weel $500: Delicatessen: central. good location. S950: Confect . fountain and dunch 30: Rooming house. 12 roome, modern. 50: Rooming house, 12 rooms, 2 haths. 50: Rooming honse. 15 raoms 3 baths. R. M. CURTIS. MAIN 303%. 410 Rond Blde.. 14th and N. Y. Ave. N.W. * To Builders or Speculators! Party owninz one of Washington's moat magnificent buildings, on a triangular cor- Ter in'the downtown section. would like to make an arrangement with a builder for The ‘remodeling into apartments. ‘Thers has Teen A firet trust loan of $00000. 'wecursd at 8177, with the understanding that cer- fam’ fmpiovements he ‘made {o- produce an linusually larga income on the investment Thia building can he obtained by & builder or Rpeculaor who would do this work and Gceept the above trust at a_ridiculousiy Smafl_sum. and the pronerty should show a"profit of $100.000 or more upon comp'a- Tion of wark. Replies treated strictly conf dential, " Let's talk it over. ~Address 35°B" Star office PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING — ur estimate first_and save money. gg"l, Frank. 5747. 1022 1st st. n.w. ) RO NG - Tret cpass "wori an tha S0, DLATTRAY Cait M. Pumps. Adams 9964 TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS adealgind ool o 73S s s Vo o Can™Ndams | A WELL FSTABLISHED CORPORATION s ¢