Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1926, Page 26

HELP AND SITUATIONS. 1926. 26 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DN. C. MONDAY. JUNE 28 KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Can Hardly Be Blamed. BY POP MOMAND LON RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT OCTET AND OPERA ON'WCAP PROGRAM Baltimore Singers to Be Fea- tured—WRC to Offer Navy; Band Concert and Base Ball. 'MONDAY, J 4 TO 4:00—Xew York: Yiolinist. tea music usical "program: mar} New York: News: eports: beauty 5 TO oria 5:00—XNew York: Hotel Waldorf-. New York: Piano selection lessons . Chicago: Children Roston Kiddies RIttbo® Sam Chicago: Ves New' Yor} Philadelonia;, results: \\'hl'nmfid& gllkk report; Vi Eikier Orcnostra, 54‘0—"21‘”01':1 1‘("":; ghAnlIl\bull‘(étll\tlfll Newarh: Mo s Ensem i, New York: WHN S . New Yorl Ernie Gl\lde"'l Orchestrs 5.45—Mooseheart, 11| recital Plagers: OFimer ™ Wiona 6 TO ncle Geebee: Starlight Tew The will night as one of the P of the program of The octet will sing o'clock. It composed _of Marion Chance and William Christopher, first tenors: John Anderson and Sam- uel Eschenbach, second tenors: Ed- r Iussell Dobson, divector-baritone; Vrederick Pilzrim. baritone; Perey Dorney and Walter Johnson. hassos: Howard Hobbs, accompanist, and Mary Miteheil. pianist. Miss Mitchell will intersperse the octet’s program with a greup of piano numbers. which will include the “Valse Fantasio.” “Theme Varie” and “Rhapsody in I Jinor.” She is & pianist of note and holds diplomas from the College of Musical Art of Indianapolis and the Peabody Con- tory of Musi e octet’s program follows: “God of Our Fathers.” “The Lamp in the West,” “Autumn Woods.” “Sweet Genevieve,” “Sonz ' of the Volga Tioatman.” “Lullaby.” “Auf Woeder- sehn.” “Moonlight and Roses” and “Harbor Night Son Other musical att uled to: t by W concert the Siezel hury o Loher sung - by Grand Opera Co features will be Washington Post hour of the series of radio talks by Ridsdale. editor of N:ture Maga on “Queer Quirks of Nature fuz of Crime Waves.” WCAP started the day by broad- casting from Memorial Continental Ta'l this morning the opening pro- gram of American Independence week. WRC followed with its early prozram. and thix afternoon has scheduled a play-by-play description of the Washinzton-Boston ball game end the concert of the Navy Band ut the Capitol Plaza | of Baltimore radio concert to cipal features | station WCAP. | from § to 9 Criterion give Octet a special tai 6:00—Xew York Newark: Hotel Shelton Ensemble: Scheneciady: Van Curler * Orchestr vocal “and _instrumental solos Thiladelphiaz, Roll, call’ oiriday ' 1 New York: Poems: ‘Starlight Hoaton * Talk: Shevard. olnia New York: German lessons: police strumer rogram G New York: Vooal and New York: Hotel " Madison New, York: Musical” program: cago: Bedtime' sioriées: Congross Springlield: Hotel Lenox Ensembl talk: Tob Patterson's Trio Chicago’ Stock quotations: Punc Ensemble and Blackatone Str Markel reports: sports Nerman's Orchestra. . ... Detroit: Dinner concert Hollenden Organ Orches por n o AR results Pittsburgh: 6:30—Philarelphia Richmond Hill_ Philadelphia Atlantic” City: News: Philadelphia: Hotel Rit: Baltimore: WBAL Orchestra New . York: Ward's Entertaners Hartford, Conn.: Goldman Band recital; Chapman's Base ball reaults Ingtrumental Dream Doty witn & ctions sched- v 20 AP include a Trio of As- the onera the WEAF ading these semi-monthly and another | P. S, ine, Speak- 7:00—New York: _Roseland D:mr‘n George's. Surprise .. .- P:ll‘mfulmh WBUA Orchest: PRiladelphia: Organ Tecita Philadelphia T:f Atlantic Ci Hotel Morton Philadelphia * Vocal and mstrumen! Boss” the Merry Minstrels Richmond Hill, N. Y.: Synchro Qeveland: Base banl yesiits: Allen New York:'Staright Park movelty: Alexander Zaronbine. Balalaika New York: Maxwell Ensemble . w York: Meyer Davis' Orcl hestra w York: Base ball results: Talk " Shepani Coiariial ' Ore: J Philharmome Band: Klein New' York: Lecture . Atlantic City " Seaside “Hoiel Trio’ {ininnat: " Hotel /Gibson Orc Kansas City: Markets Chicago:” Sport talk: selicen G 15—Minneapolis: $1 & Schenectady: _Agriculture program 7:30—New York: Goldman Band concert. i address the Eogton ewark organ 8.00— N w York: Question box: St Cecilia Gedney's Orchestra: ta Orchestra, Pittsourgh: Farm ne Cinvionati” Pranist;”address: Springfieid: “Capitol Theater Schenectady: Program of songs Cincinpati:” Crosley Salon Oreh New York: Lecture: Hardman hour ‘markets ublic LocalRadio Entertainment Mecnday, June 28, 1926. tr New' York: Sisters Cleveland Richmond Hill. nons Atanue City® Philagelphia: Merry Philadelph Baitunore vocal “solos Studio progrbm NUY . Lecture: voc Hotel’ T lrf-ll. solos Mij Stanfey Theater’ hour Organ recital: WBAL Mal NAA—Naval dio Stat Va. (1345 Meters). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55_p.m.—Time siznals. 10:05 pan.-—Weather Bureau por WRHF—Wasl; Fund Committee (256 11 to 12 Current ehut-ins (da WMAL—Washington [ X1 Radio, re- New York: Talk: Leverich Th 8:00—Richmond. Va.. Markets: weat e selections . Mem| Des Tro} m.m Radio Hospital | Meters). ‘ events for | i | Far ‘talk Philbreci nis oines e aily). 9:00—Troy. N. Y.: Address on Sesquicentel Dendence Des Moines: Vocal and instrumental Richmond, Va.: Old folkiore: pianist: i Cavalleria Rusticanna’’ Radio Forum Meters. H Silent. WRC—Radio ( (168.5 2 p.m.—Play-h Washington-Be 5 p.m.—Concert States Navy Bond Bente broadeast the Capitol 5:45 p.m.—“Thinss by Mre. Nina Reed. . Eariy Program Tomorrow. 1155 am.—Arlington time signe 12" noon—Organ recital. broade: from the Homer L. Kitt piano studio. 1 pm.—Irving Boernsiein’s Hetel Washington Orphestra. WCAP—Chesapeake a Telephone (0. (168, 6 to 645 pm. Hour.” 6:45 Natur by P Magazine. 7 to 8 p.m.—Musical the Siegel Trio of Hotel bury Park, N. J. to 9 p.m.—The Criterion Octet ted by Miss Mary Mitchell, con- cert pianist, and other artists. 111:00—Het 9 to 10 p.m.—Gran® Opera “Lohen. ! P grin,” by the WEAF Grand Opera ' Co., under the direction of Cesare Sodero, from New York Cit Early Program Tomorrow. 645 to 745 am.—“Tower Heaith | Exercises,” from Metropoiitva Tower, New York City TEST OF SHORT WAVES | BY NAVAL STATION NKF| . . Baltimore: WBAL Trio: poration of America Meters!. -play ‘account hase ba'l s by the Lieut. 1 the Franklin Hotel Orchestra. . Richmiond Hill rucci's Radi Atluntie ‘City oncert Oren the ime, ted “harles | piaza of ders’ Hali " Ladies’ tra o Madrigal ~ Mixed " Qu « QW Ciib Otchestr ey Society Orchestra: rdman hour of music ten "Tnn Orchestra .. Cincinnati: Rainbow Garde Cincinnati: American Legion progran New" York " Richniond” Orchestra ork St olin and vo New Yorc: - T by, 3 ), WTAG, WTIC and Ws Minneavalie: joeton: Lido, efield Detroit Atlanta —New Yok Harry Leonard Talked About,” niversity program Venice Orchestra: vucal (" "bernard Loring's Band News Orchesira s Waldort-. 10 TO Royal-Star program Conn.- News: “weather Weather, Wl Potomac | Meters). : 10:00—Minreapolis Washington ‘ Hartford Post snringfield Cincinnati: missing persorn to 7 pm aking dsdale, Queer Quirks of Crime Waves, editor of Nature # Rolfe's Orchestra . Denny’s Monterey Aantie Gty Richmond Hiil, N, Orchestra ork, Ciun Quintet: 3y F program: : Ferrucei's R program b Lincoln, A« cal Chib Chicazo: Studio program Hot Springs: Base ball results: 11 TO 12 guitarists: ort falk: weather g y: Weems' Orchestra Dance Orchestra .. “York: Silver Sliprer Orchios{r Hotel MeA enpolie: Weather. markets and City: Folli Darce program Concert program 12 MIDNIGH Hour League. with mey. ... Nighthawk frofic New New York Y Plan U. S. S. Memphis to Co-Operate| With Nearby Experts in Experi- | ment—Amateurs to Assist. All Rights Reserved. Asststed © e | Watch the Little Detall ssisted by o ¥ e Many an otherwise good set has plcked amateur stations in the East-| : > B TS L e BB e tates, 2 tation | the Lptes: the naval experimental station , (Pt ‘kind of fixed condensers and now engaged in conducting of xrid leaks were used in a receiver, tlons on the transmission of # ! provided good radio mnd audio fre- of short waves from the U, _iquency trinsformers, condensers and phie, now on its way from Xeéw otter good major parts were used. don, Conn., to Nazaire, France, "he basis on which some fans rea- The operation of the shori-wave | soned was the fact that no renlly per- sets on the Memphis. working unde- | ceptibie difference was noted in recep- the call N is in the hands of Dr.|tion when grid condensers, bypass A. Hovt Tavlor, in charge of radio ot | cordensers and grid leaks of different the Bellevue laboratory, and muc ,\hxh were used in the recelver. valuable information on the hehavier | The difference between-a good and of short waves at various distances|bad fixed condenser or a good and i= expected as a result of the experi-{pad zrid leak Is comparatively very BRI small. The substitution of one for On arrival at St. Nazaire, the ap-| the other in a new receiver will not paratus will be transferred to the ! make any difference that you can no 1. 8. 8. Pittsburgh, call NOT, and ad- | tice at the time. The difference be ditional tests will be run from this|tween them, however, is as great as #hip on the return trip to the United | the difference between a suit or a Srates, in July. ory made of poor material. In the be | ginning both look more or less alike i but after they have heen worn a short time is easily apparent. Radjo Prices Cut 25 Per Cent. per cent reduction in the prices of all radlo apparatus except | hatteries has been announced by the | Teruvian Broadcasting Co.. accord- inz ‘o advices to the Department of Commerce” The broadcasting com- yany has a virtual monopoly on the radio business in Peru, having been riven a concession by the govern- ment. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. The Criterion Octet, WCAP, to 9 o'clock Causes Leakage. So it is-in radio regeiver construe- | tion and operation. "The poor con- denser or grid leak will work about as well in the beginning, but with use the characteristics will vary, leakage will take place and the set will begin | to balk for no apparent reason. | In regenerative, receivers especially, . an incorrect value or poor quality of igrid condensesr or grid leak may or even squeals. These are mot due to a poor tube but to an improper valie of the grid condenser and leak. Tron't be penny wise and pound foolish in buying vour fixed conden- Gers and leaks and risk the chance ot Junking an otherwise good outfit for ihe sake of saving at the most aboui a dollar. Unless there are long soldering A | [tuss on a fixed condenser, do not at- the WEAE | 4800 to solder to the terminals, as the heat will change the character- Istics of the condenser if it is applied to.a great enough extent. Don't Solder Grid Leak Caps Don't under any circumstances at- tempt to solder connections to the | caps of grid leaks or similar high re- sistance cartridges. In most cases | the resistance element is fastened to the caps by an alloy having a low 1 Newark Philharmonic Pand, WOR, 7 to 7:45 o'clock. . Stan'ey Theater hour, WLIT, | | 8 10 9 o'clock “Lokengrin.” Opera Co.. WCAP and other stations, 9 to 10 o'clock. Excerpts from “Pagliacci” and “Cavalleria Rusticana,” by the Edgeworth Opera Co., WRVA, 9:45 go 11 o'clock Irv’ Gordon's Domino Club Orchestra, \WHAZ, 10 o'clock. ‘market r_time:’ Alemite Orchestra. wports adio Movie' Club Palmer Talk: Golden's Orchestra k. Band: Orchestra and Holel Orchestra selections Boy Scouts’ prosram hase_ball resuits Carlton Orchestra Orchestra. hase vocal Newark: Klein's Serenaders: Mouterey I Diano” dances Y"Vocal ‘aud inairumental fecl “fTrio: Charlie Troutt's Melody Artiste Gordon's Orchestra, Meyer Davis' Orchestra Ray Mullin's Orchestra a in Entertainers: Dance Orcheatra | dress made of good material and one | the difference between the two | start a serles of rapid clicks, rattles UNE 28, 1926 Proyrams of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 5. “reporis talk: solos 6 P.M. Orchestra report ket news: organ Park Band: solos Weather: Benjamin Franklin Hotel Orchestra market _ reporta base ball result i ‘Hoiel’ R sport talk House ‘Symphony ns i PM. hanio selections musical ‘program . base ~pall " results: L e at: recital base ball resulis W reports tra - ts. solost ‘Orlando’ OF Hotal Orchestra” ".." o, base ball Judy: Drake & Orchesiral base Aivin' Roehr's Orchestra hovs and girls organ recital m'n.vrt 8 PO battery talk 3 children’s ‘period alk; Stare Piang Artists Orchestra. L E i tal arusts! " ihe” Hood L 0 hour ‘WAHG Theater Orchestra =~ WTAM Ben Bermie's Orchesira:, s0l0s; ‘Godey hestia i » Serenaders’ Wweather: s Jr1|. address’ ‘organ cital Paul Rader s WTIC. WWJ ‘and.’. 1 8 TO 9 r.M. Poar Darice Orcheatra. " K schools_program Brchestra: organ. recital ol music i Soctety ‘Orchestra. .. . MacDowell cal mlmm nnnn' e le’ anrlel Piiladoiphia; Sesquicentennial program or m'-’e' S 9 10 10 PM. nnial of American Indec 4 CWH. solofsts excerpts’ from “Pagiiac Nep: York:"Palisades Orchestra: Smith’s Grehesira’ ouise Clne . Philadelphia: Arcadia Dance Orchestra: \nudu\illn Benjami soprano wLrr e ame Aribideador Campbeli's Hotel’ iariet 3 e auintet!1l] vocal solos! medmlnu. Orchestra ‘solos m police. ‘and wnlhsr e, oAl A0l selections Orchexira’.’. Astoria Or 1P apitol Theater “drza ) “and base ball Nnnruv)\RZ Tom Greenland’s Orchestra Brighten Orchestra Ben Barnie's_Orchestra Galen_ Hall Ladies' Trio adio Raiders. “Alabam’ O W Canto Mais Quartet WHT KTHS Bel MIDNIGHT. 4 22 base ball mum 7 wioasay wi P mhes o4 PERIEED S a & DI 2523833 e T TO 1 AM. Presidents Pat Barnes tation” Players: ‘others WDAF FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY ]OQFPH (‘AI !‘ATFRRA Noted Autherity on Radio. 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These positions are of a tem- porary nature. but may lead to permanent positions at a later date. Apply E l mployment Office, JHI‘ III(IIT(U F St at 7th. YOUNG WOMEN FOR TELEPHONE OPFRATI . GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER. PERMANENT POSITIONS. PLEASANT WORK. AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WO! APPLY ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. N.W. i THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. HELP—DOMESTIC LORED WOMAN. cook and housework iy of two. Apply Tuesday, Argonne. i BN =N, {COLORED GIRL. cook and general house nights: reference reauired. a North 11 s COOR and general maid: small family: nent position: £00d wages: muat he 0u and furnish first-class raferences il Wabl. 1306 Hamiiton <t nw GENFRAL HOUSEWORKER. © 00k references requirea. now. ! per- goud Mrs. Col 1 BUSINES TICE POSITI SRt TSLIONS { registration. or, the public by the Wash oh Teten Seras) for Serretaries. "Mats D180 NO CHARGE. UNLESS YOU ARE PLACFD om 212_‘Tranaportatian Bids Ex. | GENERAL ~HOUSEKEEPER—W) {viress Box 354.C, Star office. Fenera [3 for general housework: | 1111 Buchanan n.w BUSI Civil Service l‘xammatmm ‘l l;sl‘;vnl Qopodm‘:l !X.'::{ elhllm mov‘xth x; alary. 000, Begin today. Sten. RXIIIL in July, gc.l Drepat Be; today. The Civil ice Preparatory School. t-nrnflr 12th_and F n.w. Phone F) COLLECTORS, with refcreme and small manhmc. Apply Star | Clothing Co. 825 7th st. n.w YOUNG MAN, white, for laundry route; must driven Dodge car, furnish $50 cash bond; position pays $30 to $40 weekl r. Apply Dupont Laun- dry C04, 2535 Sherman ave. _HELP—F { PAHVA;:E'—-NIMXU making $8-510 per day. “!flld article: qu % | Mr_MacLean. 108 D st. LADY AG! NT. 20. t llld Y00 Drodr. call 2na" floor: '?x'm.""'di' ol n.w. LADIES—Two. to 1Ake orders for_electric AT achinbs: Some eXparionce preferred but not_necessary: can make $26 {o $50 & Weeld Salary 0 start. Call § to 9:30 e 1112 14th st. n.w. EAD TAKERS. proferably experienced. 12as ld‘t‘on salary]$18 Der ed “to Rifty house. Call this evening ITHACA, N. Y., June 28 (#).—Sao Ke Alfred Sze, ambassadar from China to the United States, has ar- rived in this city and has established his Summer Embassy at the Phi Delta ‘Theta traternity chapter hause at Cor- | nell Uulversity. Ambassador Sze was accompanied by his wife, one of their children and servants and members of his staff. Ambassador Sze and his family have come here for a rest, it waa stated at his household today when {request for an interview was denled. He has leased the fraternity house for { three months. He is a Cornell gradu- ate. |************ | * » ’1' Radlo Sets § Fixed at Once 1 *—vhere‘s no delay. Low | *x;t&:r!‘oe;.h::llmt aerials, ‘ ; % Star Radio Co.( , * Feasiitin 5848 Our experts fix any set x 44***444*4 REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. Prominent hllllfir of new homes has open- ing for two experfenced men: must be DI dilcers’ and have &ood appesrance. Don't Waate. your time—let ginin. a _real money-making_opportunt plies confl. Gential Our own men have been hotified of this ad. Answer now! Addr!u Box 481.C. Star affice. SALESMEN. The Hecht Co. is in need of a number of extra salesmen in the following departments: Men's Furnishings, Men's Hats, Men’s Shoes, Women's Shoes, House Furnishings. These positions are of a tem- porary nature, but may lead to permanent positions at a later date. Apply Employment Office, THE HECHT CO,, F St. at 7th. for real estate week. . 308 Bond RATOR, expericnced. iline. finger T h-tumf“ Lo jinr. Anger v foom 213 20 SALESLADIES of ¢ood aphearance, wiih faley abilty” splendidontdon:” GobGruntity to make returng: part or whole ti aneriale will ‘make you"'a monin'y aalary: Apply" Saturdar: Sun Dremises. Brodt Realty Co.. 2nd Jackson ets. | SHIPPING cx.nlt—lxumma and sorter I InK an lant: ref- 2’:“3“&3’!.5"\' 8 Bre Geatine 6o 3 ER—Familiar wits Tsdze: -*wtu';‘.?-m AP ene position witlh: chmmr [ Box Branch, 10th advancement to one qualifying. Addres: Star office. T4 'DENT, sell on good mission, earn nn(lu{h for next year's tuition: minimum L; regardiess of results. Address e T - i ——— OHAN——O\)DOHWINI for well -ldml\d {woman with no previous business experienc [0 m e BT Tation® no, oMfes, woFk, -5’..;':3‘-‘ m\?l'!'flb:"flllilelfl. ddress Box 78-Z. Star ¥ % Rooro1g v S 486 Tiag ‘siroet. atter & me to woman of refine- care of home and 9-year-old tor” Cal° 630 Emereon st. now for parda | YOUNG LADY CLERK “E- Sictrola store. e perienced “in_selling _vict Dreferable: must be del elrbl- re- ree eve- wit] 28° T inv . the ‘o'clock. ible. willing to worl Tioks 8 week. ADDIY 047 reference. WANTED—SALESMEN. AN FOUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. “estab. lished for"over 3% vears, i lookink for a high-grade man.” between the ages of 24 and 58 yho, in interested in s permanent connectlon as their repre mv - cant must be well edue success- ful past and an untarni reputation. st have lieht car. Commlulonm basis with weel ce. er this degcrip- uomx(l Jou feel ‘Emm o "you cltan, "alractlve oceupatian ‘sddress e 'Bu on 393-C. Star offi uwsn}x Al Amwo)uv—cu ver commissions. State phone num- ber, age. weigh ces. sducation. ex. erlente. and ‘other qu-nfim(nn- Box 15-D. Star office, £y YOUNG wouAT-nm. fo care for ‘baby for emplo; couple; room and , res- el R a8 e ke S0% FEEDEK% and catchers, white, experience Apply Dupont Laundry Co,, 25 ave Sherman 55 o Mondar anne i i { WOMAN. Jient ‘ium‘g_’u? vk-..'ud’tor keneral no| colored, wants S%Any Kin of write 189 Ken. on st n.w.: references. | woman ke reference. ~ firat-class 4. 942 colored nuse cleaner. wotnal Nort AL WORK or laundry hy week by Woman with baby. Call = Sundav 1603 S st. nw wants work of any kind N wants morning K colored o write 2141 T GIRL wants as nus ousewark. Call at 1614 V st GIRL. reliable. eols wishes position as rurse or mother's he! 1451 Que st.n.w. * GIRL, colored, wants evening's “nrk [ Kind." €all Adams 2080 0. +olored_ wanth work part T4IR T st. n.w morning « work or help with n.w R experi me. & to 1 LGIRE. neat {10 Siinday. GIRL work. _Phone North . GIRL. neat. colored. with refersnces place”as houseworker. Call at 1015 At W LAUNDRY WORK Fousework. ~Phone (ol. 7 K1 Lamont st LAUNDRY done at experienced £0od reference on | drving.” Franklin 0531 aKe {LAUNDRY. WORK—By day or take home reliable womain, gaod reference. 9 O st W, Ant. 1 a8 LAUNDRESS. first class, wanta washing take home: called for and delivered. K245 ew York ave. LAUNDRIES wanted: work at home T5th st n.w WAITRESS. chambermaid. complexion: 917 P et now ASHING. nur: | part-time work or co Tha WASHING to WOMAN. . work "or_part-time oman small laundry. cleaning paint v uiniw WOMAN reliable. colored. work. 1451 Que at. n.w. N colored settled Phone West 5 “resper wwhes o EL fake or Address R firat-class. 10 T63W home by Called for. colored ety or country. North 9334 ting, laundry work. king wanted. Potomac i ouse. Atheline Brown. * TI0N GIVES GOX aged. in nuree's private sertice’ diete: massages WANTED IN A REFINED HOME. ROOM and howrd. Tady taken care of while wor | sonanie " “Address Box 493 ELECTRICA Rat. Zoalight. ele_massa sage, rheumatism. nerves. ing: ‘must be re ge. baking & mas. lumbago. N ”l’fl:d jornine o evening, doctor s fice [matron, frataid or ears of an apart-| ment. Telephone Potomac 179. CARBON ARC SUN BATHS OR \'mer 1AV treatients and massage treatments. boih | for S3. Dupont Circle. North 3947 and Colunibia ¥X16 HAY FEVER. ASTHMA. SINUS TROUBLES tonsilitie relieved in few (reatments: wrin kles crow s feet removed from face. French | method: all diseases treated by FOURIER. drugiess physician. 307 Peoples ine. Blds . 141h H now’: ‘v appaint- ment only. Phone Main R5%:f A GRADUATE IN ELECTRICITY WILL v fments. For 1ppoint: ents phone Dot LET U'S TAKE A SAMPLE OF YOUR HAIR and show you how it will look with a per- manent wave CLSTE PIERCE STUDIO, Willard Hote! AND DRIVER OF PACK- Wil fakie parties on trips: £0 { couniry: time unlimited n carrs three Star office. MISS BERG MASS tramed nurse 910 5_ Ph PERM. WAVF. WHOLE arze for shampoo ~_ Rony. 1800 W! INVALIDS civen o Al NO | "CONVALESC by niirse in her own home EXC pondertul French VE WEIGHT RAPIDLY I D ethod used. Dr DELLA 0 Pe 3460, SLIP curuxn o\‘rm'n;: "h‘é ‘:‘n‘w cusbions. snap fasteners, x In¢ 75. R hrdod: 1513 SAOT e TSR0 WANTED—MISCELLANE! l" q needed for rummage sale: also liraperies. dishes. udds and ends. ete make cash offer Mr. Winger, Frank- i Satae B0e AUCTION SALES of turniture of ail kinds. | | ‘pianos. busincss equipmeni. etc., every Wed- | ¢ heada and Satucday” Lo el Jou an estimate on what you have for sale. ‘ non. Caldwell & Co.. Anctioneers. 304 MII e Phons M YOKS BOUT Brine _them in'® Prariman's Book Shop. CLOTHING—We buy mes iothing. : shoes, hats, etc.. and are libersl with our For results call Main 4145: auto Juath's Old Stand. 619D at. now. CLOTH my 'red Tomonile. city or nuburhe, 4 Day you high for ladies’ gentlemen's. children’ ied clothing of all descriptions. _Ad- 1 or phone. T will call. W. Ri . North 1386, FEATHER BEDS and furniture: best prices nai1. Sanare Deal Fu-niture Co 301 Eve 2w > Phone Main 5036, wili | Phon eet pri _ « FURNITURE-—Would like fo_purchase some | urd‘ furniture: also piano. | FURNITURE avd mousehola | You will feo] setiafied with prices 1 pay. 3. | Welkenbere. 405 10th st-nw. . Frankila 250 Phone Frankin 30° ona- wanted ic PRI non-umion: uu’mna. o 5 | CARPENTRY, painting. ren-irmx | §uaranteed: 20 years. experience. 19th 8t ain 9039, {e 1iGIT SCHOOL STUDENT (colored) desires | |8 dob as elevator operator or work of an PAl‘lTlNG AND CARPENTERING. by ex. uem-nud man, reasonable. Catl (‘l‘;'p | YOUNG MAN. experienced. wants position in I)mkkunlnx and general officework: can ' furnib A-l references. Address Box 18.D. Star_office. s e YOUNG MAN wishes employment evenini< i!fim 'S until 13, ""Address Box® 408- s"‘ o SITUATIONS—MALE ALh. FEMALE. {'COUPLE, colored: man. butler-chauffenr : woman. fook: city’ of country. North 9334, ATIONS—FEMALE | CARE INFANTS. older children: mornings. { afternoons, evenings: by refined whita s mmnfi parent’s absence: references. Adams | URNITURE _of all_ kinds wanted; best ricex paid. " Capital Furniture Co. 490 La _vhone Franklin 1026’ GOLD. silver. ~watches. diamonds and_oid jewelry needed in our maaufacturing dept. Full_cash_value paid._ Selngers. 818 F st OLD GOLD—Bring In_your old gid, aiver. platioum *diamonds: alsodiscarded jeweiry v need them in our "manufacturing “dept: We il pay highest prices. A. Kahn. Ine. WANTED 150 feet of secondhand iron fence W. S, Richardson, 1514 31st st. n.w. i FURNITURI. Highest cash prices this week for i quantity good used furniture. pianos. i ete also office Hiritare and busine n Tincoln 9901 SELL Ti | GOING TO ¢ Save time, troub’e and money. Cail Franklin 8991. Household cooda. merchandise. any rugs. quip: Notes' Furniture House, g i 514 10th St. N.W. | TPhone Franklin 2015, | Will_pay sou the highast cash prices fo desirable furniture and household _effact: | We alsn hny antigue furniture, china, glaw { ware. oriental rugs. paintings. etc: pack { and shipping at low prices. COLLEGE SENIOR would like futoring dur- | - Summer, preferably Latin and algehra. nl!S!MAlXiG and remodeling in famiifes: first-cleas work: reasonable; white. Addr “TEACHER, nurse. mother's 5 companion, to elder] Koty Kadrons 1 rés Dosi as Iper_or_governes person or invalid. 8:30 am. to nogn “Grant pl.. Mrs] M. I K. 28 s-muoon.\rxal -SECRETARY experienced. | famillar offics details and management, dress Box 3-D. Star office. STENOGRAPHER—Position ngress- man's ofice wanted by young 'o::‘ln. col- o graduate: two years' secrel erite Toroad.” Address Box 378.C. 8 Ad- ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone Main 1282 or 0530, WE: 920 AVE SCHLER'S. 92 Nw Morhandise " Stocks, Household Fiffects, Automobiles. etc. Thirty-six years serving the Washington public. _RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found nec- essary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission 'to Recommended S=rv- I;;lln Column call Main 5000, Branch schooi desires, e %TEFOGl?PmTXPIST eraduate of one yeas Rirence manent_nosition._ Ada; YOUNG LADY of nnnmml desites pasition | as child's nuree: prefers to go away for Summer. _Adams’ 9! SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. D aress Box 15D, star omeoe. | nces: all day or part- TOOK with rogd references: : R MR ANTS. BEDBU exterminated : | €o.. 810 _Di Mai | 4UT0 GLASS MTALLED while you w Auto Hadlawr Disinfactant 478, 1% By IAer() PAINTING—Fords 50 repairing. AUTO REFLECTORS SILVER PLATED. beds relacquered: auto nickel- painted. $18.50 Al's Auto Pllnt R and housekeser. §00d ] : fiot {amity proferable. * 602 T woe floor.*back. oman: i Z6ITP ol nw- w‘fi.fi stress: to together. cod reference; will leave. call. 1 away for tion, Agareee Mlcm L AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass beds. Andirons, etc. relacqucred. Fine siive: piat: . Bat 15107 John A. Gottsman & Co. Tel. Frank. 5431, 180 Pierce t. h.w. AUTO SEAT COVERS &t your own biice: ing cuaranteed. Boston Auto To BorreTRa1 14h st. - North 10042, o o0 BEDDING RENOVATED. prings. miatiromes. Dillows, feather mat. down com{orts re-eover. 2" 1deal Beading Go.. 1523 Tuh. N 10145, o Call | " West 23018 i | postal hrin with a child 2 years. to be | Tor © stocke, ste. | _1.\1 ail and pmmm w vrvm ] Fat.nw. ngs repaired: mat work ~ guarantesd BISE et now o, acs " renovated. "S5 Tuibia Beiding Co. | BOX SPRINGS SATTRESS | Get ready for Snring. Let us renovate yours | Rignt_prices “and prompt “service aseured Eaxle Bedding Co.. 1173 5th 8. n.w. Phone and pillow CARPENTER - BUILDER. {08 repaiting; bainting celimates f | L8, WETMORE & RON. Main 89A6. CARPENTERING and general hon S 10 montha to pav. Geo. D 3 Atter 530, 0d iah Preketr Potoman jobbing. 1. 0. ica RTNG. work of 2 Teen making: vorch buiiding And sosing, Call Adama 1od . & d:v’r‘f yea ‘remodeling” of all 1236 Girard st__n.w CHAIR CANEING. unnoisterin o “Armistrone. Franilia ’.’3" it at.Cn.w TRICAL motors bower apoarat LLEN tire and coil winding falists. Central Armature Works. | FLECTR] hasers, kflw. garazes. deaigna. Sign _produet 1109 Ese &t Ameriean Jesman. Boss flashy Main ELECTRIC 411 HOTSE WIRING—Befora i have sour electrical work done -let ¢ i mate nvenient plugs instalied: repa: Work attended to. We give vou 12 to onths 1o pay amy Electrie Co. 801 Eve st n.w. Main 734 ¥ FLECTRICAL REPAIRING. fans, apbliances. coil-armature winding. ' Electr: | Renair Shon. 608 D st. n.w. Franklin 4834 EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. house paini- | ing: akilled mechanica_ reduicsd_nricez. Pa Serene. 37 - n.w. Tel Pot. 251. 8 FLOORS—ELECTRIC MACHINE and hand | fuishine S eficlanic: nmuatie: renatie s R. ASH. 2371 9th at__Col. 4231 floors make bea “old floors scraned and finished Iike oors 1aid. scraped and finished. §. F | Birch. 635 F s n.w. Main 2807, { FURNITCRE REPATRING and refinishing Ign» cabinet work. Jox. Sherman & Co.. 504 motors. FURNITURE “rend: slip overs made. Fi ING. price: 31l 342 8th st ne [HOT-WATER _AND STEAM | Hi! work given prompt ces. Southern work enaran Atlan. 107 HEATING atiantion »: | Heating € frames. o repaired: broken wrought \eided: picke. chisels and dressed while you Procter Co.. 214 H st n.w an anil | sharpened w Walter J R RING and cement work of a! nabie prices: work guarantest b oo far. - Frankiin 982z, o1t | KEYS—Dupiiate keys. 2y cents: made wni {Fou wait. Turner & Clark, new addres- % New Yori _Frank 5. MOWERS—We make a busin lawn “mowers—old ones sharpened aid Lpalred’ new omes for sale: all stries an pes, haed and, power ¥ Hutching & " PAPERHANGT house painting Al £naranterd timates mven at ! atvien: low Fos K S { PAINTING AND PAP give_vou an estimate floor_finishins prices an {PAINTT House painting. skilled _mechanics: reduced i T st. n.w. Tel. Pot. 2 3* | PAINTING—High.class house painting In | expert vainters: reasonable prices. Refs. o' Satiafed customers. K. Moran. 218 John Ma 10184.4 30 to 7 :30 n.n v Sumrer prices: good work A. J. Pemberion. Linc. 7652 | PAPERHANGING, puinting: fooms scravesi ! pointed up. pavered guaranteed in writing. Pas cash and save monex. Depen | able Decorating Co. 599 Ath n w PAPERHANGING D PAINTING—Get our estimates first and save ‘money. R. I L 1022 1at st now. 2° PAPERING 4 pecial fo thin week: Average size room. $7 50 and ‘up. with duplex polychrome paper or othe: | Erades: washable papers, $10 per room an: {up. These prices includs scraping. sizing and ipointing_up. All paints mixed on jobs | Which assures vou of the heat ingredients {All work guaranteed againet_inferior work mansbip and material extra charge for terms up to 24 monthe Estimates give [free. Peerless Decorating Co. :14 11th ai Frank. 9186: a0% i PAPERHANGING—Special rates on wor | done Tiow: exeellint workmanship. Get est mate. 1. Eedal 51, 1° PAPERHANGING, suly:” average size room scraped. sized |gointed papered with polychrome oaner washable paper. can be washed with cloth.” $12: pamnting and_plastering at low rices.© We use Dutch Boy lead linseed oil only. We mix our paint Sea the ingredients. Paperhang anteed 5 vears: first-clase work onlv 0§ a5 18 ‘mon Dhiladelohia “Decoratin Hth at. n.y 248, Open_svenings. ome papered. 5 snd i Tt .mPim-u\m\G PLASTERING—See Aljittle "ahout Sour” interlor and, exterior { painting. 819 +9th | cobies—Exact cobies of your impor testimoni priets. th be_had lunm natice at reasonabie cost. Call M 1 i"»'"n V,V»:ahnl.a”liocorsrltkl B14 5th st. o.w . PIANOS TUNED. repaired and rebull grade work. McHugh & Lawson, 1222 inw.Franklin 5680 PIANO TUNING. $2—We speciaiize in gon eral viano repairs and reburl \ng, Get our entimate. Prices reamcnable. Skilled me. . _Work guaranteed. " Sanderson Co. 644 T wt .. Linc. 1057 PICTURE FRAMES made to order. lowes! Jaxb5Cel; dinloma frames with elawe . $1.05° 15%19. COHE! 1931 G_nw. 811 RING “and_straight new work and ing and pointing up done by Liovd Per due. the man fhat does the best work at Teasonable prices. Snecial services at once when you call Fr. 1711.W. 826 4th st nw G—500 RUS. CARDS. 639 F. Franklin 582 RUG_CL, Cut Rate Ru n.w. Phone RUGS WOVE _Cleanin 1243 20th st ‘ranklin (Brool 29¢ FROM_worn carpets 1 | tetime. " Old Laurel Eclipee. Main 3“ RUG CTEARING and storing Sanitary"Carpet Cisining Co.. 410 wLnnm! 'and re-covere Tnde: ‘retimates eheeriulls Ere Phone _Col. 6838, The R. W. Neely Co. | SLIP COVER: | work : “uoholstsring | Upholstering Co.. DOW AND DOOR_ SHAJ ty opaque shades fitted to_your win 85c: the hest quality of opaaue shades STB: “hune free. We wil call with samples Kleebiati. 11th and_H_sts. n. . Rif. | WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENA—_Free | estimates. J.M. Butier & Son. 2031 Nich ois ave me. Twncoln 10123 | ol In 10123 cabinet_work. C: 27 F nw. Main 1 0: N UNUSUAL OF! SPPORTONITY for aflent ot | A% -hwnvlnf oan established 1817 Address Box ‘office. CAPETERIA—Doing £00d_husiness | Government bId¥s.. on. Pa; ave. n.w .. 'S cash Baiancy_on iefma. Fhone' P01, or LADIES' READY.TO.WEAR BUSINESS for disposal on G st a few doors from Pala Royalt price ‘only 31.750: includan "axtures Titings worth alone more. Takings aver l Owner. has piher in- FOR SALE—Delicatessen with _wods tain, cigars, fruit and quick Junch Pleasant vicinity. doing good bysine Sonable rent: long. lease. Apply’ 713 Inaur- e Blaz. or call Main 1981 for further in e e SRR GROCERY STORE AND MEAT MARKET: corner _atore: “best location: g lease: reasonable "ss} o € Star oo 206 o Nest Fage.) foun Mount (Continued !