Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1926, Page 31

E HELP. AND ‘SITUATIONS D. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 29 Star “Want Ad”. Branch Offices NORTHWEST. Newsstand, Pharmacy. | . Clemence. 5 14th st }g gi = 1o’ Ph '&.m- ave—frank ¥ Laliv's Phar- :tmr' Tah . nw—Collifiower At and t 3401 ] h's Pharmacy ey n’:dm);'mu?-r:":“' SHonberger's Phar- and Colorado ave.—O'Dbnnell's st.—Mount Pleassnt Avency. 1926. HELP—MALE (Continued). N for building mater: rience: give references . WORKER'S H E ‘»-l 4 and § p.m. Civil Service Examination Patent Offe exam -u.”‘ 10, M% fial acent exam 00 to Begin today. special. preparation. m:fi' Civil Bervice Preparatory cgmper 13th and ¥ n.w, HELP—FEMALE. experienced, for grocery store: he iypiat: good salary. Addn- Box ._Star offica. WRC TO PRESENT TWO NEW GROUPS “Pennsylvania Revelers” and “One-Up Cut Ups” to Make Radio Debut Tonight. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time red. wishes position as_chamher: wAilress or counter girl: well experi- references. 2612 K st. n. G Cl £ retall dry cle maid, erence required. 400 _18th st. n. SHOE SALESM Apply Boo! ; VLA 4:00—New New New York: News: sporta: York: Olive' Foster: York: Tea dance music ... 5T0 6 P.M. Waldor{-Astoria Orchestra: scores sports: Orchests ~wholesale auto ave experience. ADp. accessory_hou, outhern Auto Supply Bly bet. 3 and 4 pm. s’nvnum sell_on ood commission: eam h” for ‘next years tuition: minimum ’15 a d.v regardless of results; Address In: ] i M nm —Vacation’ opening for _eane Sndent well adv ,Jfoum- work. Pref. srence given to ring his own saition and able_to Te State qualification Address Box 94.2. YOUNG M today only. N splendid references. B8:00—New York: Hotel dm‘ store TR i after 6. Continental nn-ngv AGENTS, 20, mnh e 'ul'l"mfc o take orders for ience preferred n $25 (o $50 a Call 8 t0 9:30 am.. STENOGRAPHER — Young iady desires permanent position: experienced references. Address Box 56.D. Star {lfiw T thlmelpn fn: * Orchestra: snnmmm STENOGRAPHER — General office clerk hookkeeper. typist: business High Schaol Eraduate. Addrems 4418 Charles S1.. Bron- Pho inle 197" 11 Yo d'n' manthe experienc Fars college an whaa! -m"»;um.' reran i reas T st.—Pertoct Pre- ve —anp“ d K Duncan’s- Pharmacy h and K sis.—Goldenbers's (time «-ml Drug’ Store, 7 b and O ats. —J. French Simpson orster's -—Howley' it Star office. Two new radio features will be added to the program of station WRC onight—"The Pennsylvania Revelers" and the “One-U"p Cut Ups.” Both “The Revelers” and "“The Cut Ups" will pre- sent their entertainment from the studios of station WJZ, New York, from where it will be relayed to Wash- ington. “The Revelers” are sponsored by the Pennsyivania Rallroad, and make their debut on the air tonight at % o'clock. “The One-Up Cut Ups” will be heard beginning at 7 o'clock. Established features of the Tuesday program of \WRC, which will be on the air again tonight, are the WRC ms of Romance.” r,” and Meyer Davis’ “'u] s Q.m“l"t"" ne Quartet . Pn::l-;mrh phate ball resulis Lol ‘ork: Piano selections: markei ' rel i(unuelwm Tl.: Orean al: x-.lme‘r” Players: taik; Victorians ......... but not neceseas week ;-ury To start. AD TAKERS. _preferably for real estate nr';‘mlllim salary, LEARN SALESMANSHIP _while eaming Your expenses for next vear in college: in- teresting vacation position open to ener- nmnhiuonn student lary and bonus ERTISING guvvrmu oF n.w‘wx'rn rRUCK, RXDER. ICED IN ERECTING SIGN HOARDS. FOR ARTICULA 28 a0+ REAL ES’ [‘\T]" \AI LESMEN. 014 _established. prominent company has opening_for three experianced salesmen to sl new houses, husiness property and apartment houses: prefer experienced men however. applicanis with cars and succesaful experience in_other lines considered: satis factory financial arrangements. For inter- view. address Box CLOTHING S o Excellent opportunity for high grade sales man:_none other considered. ~Ask for Mr. Carl Eiseman. EISEMAN'S LABORERS \s AN For furniture handling %ort ready, for work. Armory. 47 X e M FS CLERK. state offics requires mervices ot TS e werd e (o avsisk’ Salcs mana£er: must have real estate experi and know city: anlary commensurate with ability. ~ Ad- dress Box 484-C. St ice. COLLECTORS and small machine. Clothing Co.. 825 7th YOUR OPPORTLU —is now here to get in on the ground floor with the Washing- ton direct factory branch of a $50,000,000 corporation. If vou are a capable salesman having ambition and backbone, you will | succeed in a big way with this new industry \lmt has such astounding possibilities. Every- body is interested in our prod- uct. We train you thoroughly so that you can change the in- terest into orders. Can you sell vourself to us?> Phone Room APPI, 645 Willard Hotel. hetween 10 ;’T“rfln CADDRESS BOX am. and 2 pm., 6 pm. and & G rEoc = i i . OGRAPHER, must l{e H p:m.. for an appointmen and accurate ; apartment ce: permanent position ; salary to start, $100 per month. Phone Main 4909. - WOMAN, with hotel or apart- ment house managerial experi- ence; $100 monthly guaranteed. also apartment; give experiencé, references, last employment;: confidential. Address Box 77-D. Star office. T YOUNG WOMEN | o it 743 Hareard i, . Phone FOR GIRL desires place s exwmm-—d | $18 per Good broadcasting. Good reception. Good programs. Family groups every- where —at the seashore, in camp, at home in the cities—gathered 'ronnd the radio set for the evening concert—sit- ting coolly, with fans whirring, while their entertainment comes fo them. Those who had Radiolas last summer used them all summer long. And it made a different kind of summer for them. Buy & Radiola today and you buy the wery same set you wonld buy if you waited until fall. None of the RCA Rad- iolas will be surpassad this year. So why not buy vour sel now, for a whole extra season’s listening in—for pleasures you can’t get after summer has gone? rencec Ad th'and M . ave. 1ath'and R v : Oth and U ste—M. H. Hunton's 'l’hlrmu-y i Ga ave. nd Hock Creek Church rd.—Rock cail: " birthl LW i armacy. “What's Going on_Tonight st e i 5, e ‘2?4".:‘..',;‘.‘#.'%:3,‘ Balek. Orchestra ... g —Brightwood Pharmacy. 'harmact Hauw' Entertainers: Sach's Quafity ‘Boys ; Talk: Arrowhead Inn ‘Orchestra . itk W York: Piano solos: Harmony sinkers: Chatean 5 New York: Wiliard Robinson. mmut “singe! e, lesture o0 wrem itk 7 ave.—J. Lo icago: Bedtime o . & mea Soringfeld: Bo: Patterson's Hotel T L o G e auigler s Pt Copley_Plaza Hotel Orchestra 5 3 333 ‘Conn Monterey Pharmacy. Chicago: News: pianiat: Terrace G 5840 Conn. "ave. Chevy Chase, D. (B_l;:\.‘\"nrk “D:‘L! tall 7 l“lmm I‘M‘lnlrd -rmr{:u e Wi mith's Prescription Pharmacy. > &tock auotationa: pianist: Punch al scon Drake Hotel Ensembie and Blackstone Strine Quintet. . WGN aconsin ave.”and Macomb st.—Harry C. ok 8 Wisconsin ave.—Wisconsin Ave. Phar- Chicago: Market report mac; : Rauland-Lyric 'mm —Matt Dhiner cancert Brot: Pharmjacy” Ceder st—Mattinrly Organ recital GEORGETOWN. 30t and P ste—Morgan Bros. Pharmacy. 2204 M st —0 Donnell's Pharmacy. 3411 M Moskey & Pharmacy wmumn ave. and O st.—Donohue's Phar- STENGGRAPHI man's office wanted_by youne woman: col leke graduate: two years' secretarial expe ence abroad. Address Box 378-C. Star oork: Talk: cal selections ::‘lunld"elvhu Roll o MEDICAL _ABSTRACTERS. weveral. knowledge English. French and German. Ad dress Tiox 66-D. Star off OPERATOR_ experienced. waving and haircutting .._room 212 SALESLADY " for Migh-class onfection and catering establishment: knowledge of French an_asset. but not necessary. Ad- dress Box 76-D. Star_off SAL FSLADY wanted: one capable of taking charge of ladies" 'Olaiv to-wear dept. Ap- ply Moaki 729 7 SEAMSTRESS wunl‘d irday fternoons and evenings. Woll’tn- 720 Tth st. n.w. CLERK—Experienced, and sorts for retail dry t‘lenn(nr and avt)"r plant: re erence required. Woodruff Dry Cleaning Ce W00 TRIN a1 . ENXOGRAPBER for M'hleh _Bldz. w York: G LADY. refined. wanis position i1 family Jeavh V. 6199-W WIDOW, and educated. desires position as housekeeper in a good. substantial home. Address Box 308-C, Star office. . - linx. Gnger Lfl‘:"}.n:'mg ¥ ¥ re- Tmmn \nlonzl‘GuM spare time on_Sat- ‘Apply SITU ,\TIO\Q—M“F""" ’flAMBFR‘WAlD waltreas fir loll‘\ time in Phnml N. ne i 25" star ofee. ¢ rolored girl_or zen il Take atindrs wgrk ’rrm ‘market’ reporta . will be heard in “Happiness,” written by J. Hartley Manners, and directed tonight by Miss Madge Tucker. In the cast will be Ann Ives, who was heard recently from WRC with the Arts Club Players: Dennis ey Phil; o Conell, Arthur B. White- and Miss v L S T T R e e ¥ an Tucker. *“Happiness” will be on the S, o - 6arren E‘_’i:“g ' s air, beginning at 9:30 flrlns'k ““The TTOSPM. ‘hh and Md. uis Sacks, ¥, e ais) Jan anars Fnsy Joprp Covtten ard = Koneal, Fharmacy. Tour” will eard at Aan Pay 2 1 n'clock. respectively, 'I"hlp ‘:vd!r;!n( O‘h" lflg:‘:’n! Ei l‘: '!:; ,_%,:,','.'.‘.1]:,' lr:;;rgh‘:{- tertainment will be concluded from p 208 : to 11 with a dance program broadcast Pnutng:'l';?""'u.r'm- P Q ‘:n"m R. 1 ~—Collins' Pharmacy, from the Cafe Le Paradis. York® Base ball results 12th ‘s —Mayo's Pharmacy. Brookland. (‘hl"n‘o )‘ulhu rogram 4th st.—John G. Briggs' “harmacy. LocalRadio Entertainment 1 | The "Whe the one-act Chapman's’ O Cleveland resulte . 3 8:15—Philadelphia: " Talk New York: Base hail resilts: news bulieting 6:30--Philadelphia. Renjamin Franklin Hotel - Orche; Baltimore: WBAL Concert Orchestra .. " uneh- State 'nmn-r mm-uu- arm mupie: " i “ae honsework : >.__Potomae 5361 CLEANTNG OR LAUNDRY by ex 7irl for Wednesday and Thursday 1 Jossphine efficient -n)mflmy COOK. maid or | summer: two. women desire’ positions togather. Box 3 _office. with reference NORTHEAST. Apply Star H ste—Home Drug Store. rienced LORESS wanted. colored. Lincoln answer in own handwriting. 161 Star office. way for trained Address Address Box 30 \ 7:00—Chicugo: Lullaby time: New’ up Cutupe - Boston: Metropolitan _Theater progra New York: Berlant Park b:nwm"m argan conéert: golf lesson WLS This year, broadcasting is better, for o e "wg there are more stations, and more power- ful ones, High power broadeasting will prove its greatest value as the summer days approach. Reception is better, for the new power Radiotrons and power loudspeakers overcome many of radio’s earlier handicaps. And the new RCA power supply devices do away with the SOUTHWEST. Daan al house miist b neatand three in family: very little cooking h st nw. between 11 and 4 pm. falk: " Time-0-Stai rogram. * Atlantic ‘Git band concert 2533= 3k i COOKS™ and _waitresses. Airat class. piaces WOMAN—Corporation has #00d opening for | Wanted by two neat women. at once. Adams sarnest woman who is willing to work. | #698-J Tenacity of purpose more important than unusual_ ability. Salary and bonus. Address Rox_70-%. Star office. Chicago: “The Million Sing™ SOUTI ST. u"“:ltl"l’lléfl?fl:nfl Blackstone String Quintet. . ave —O"Fl:lnn'" ‘s Drug Store. a: Gar . . & Cnicago: Edeewater Beach Hotel Orcheair Ly R heaaey Male Quartel = 3 M‘YL!'!A 318 oL, and P d 1 or week. by an hon. 1] Court_n.w. ledge of hookkeepink | i > a ndry or_clean- reference. Washington . '® Dumbarton 2 COORING. by the da ave —Fealey's Pharmacy. d_gi '(' v myser's Pharmacy. 14h % "o’} . Anacostia—Healy's Drug 1007 )Ilchol- & an {ypewriting : Laund; h an A WORK_ of 3 by 3 colors wirls. 1916 11"?‘1 ’nny kmd L 28 i DAY'S WORK by a oolored country l‘l'! 106 L st now DAY'S WORK. r';.u.;m-. hougeclaaner. FILIPINO CGOK. general houseworker. de sires position in or out of city: best refer D. Star office. o HOUSEWORK. nlain_cookine with references. can with good pers . want- “appointment * clerk: must be aceus fomed (0" take "ielenhione messages. Bobert ed_as colored woman North 9334 . first-cla: (s The new Radiolas, brought out as a erystallization of all the research that has been under way in the RCA labora- tories for five years, are not seasonal in design, price or performance. They are the outstanding evidence that radio has been stabilized, for they are permanent walues. h“s‘l"‘d ":;mé M1 11, a8 " Sale y e " N Basm ton ent and v ante RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON. 4 cents a word REAL ESTATE ADS. words to the line. 3line minimum, at | |lne rate. as follows per line. XM per line. 3 18+ per line. times. 17c per line. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. Liny 264 STA AL d alsn A nurse 15 12th st n.w ERAL _HOTSEWORK stay nights rd st. n.e colared. wante 1715 white: small Bureau $107a week. J. L 10:03 re- ports, | fami | =003 GIRL, rivaie family MAN to clean up and put furni- ture in order for delivery; per- manent position. Apply \\ ed- All advertisements for The Evening Star nesday - must he at e Star Office or one of The | \1 A\ [.R & ( (]' Star _hranch offi | Q BEFORE B OR Rk e (oiipwiny” ety | Seventh St. Between D and E SHOE SALESMAN tions: Beatwofiound: Wwanied Mo, AT ONCE— voung man with at least 2 years’ retail shoe experience, who can i furnish good reference and cash Wanted Situations. Advertisements under the ahove fillll'fl"l turda. s ASH WITH ORDER s redmred for .u:"“"d to manage a branch shoe WHRF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). 11 to 12 noon—Daily current events for “shut-ins.”” 6 p.m.—Dinner music, provided by the Wilkins-Rogers Milling Co. eneral honsework in time. 7th st. n.w. Frank tim .. Tt was more than a year ago that the scientists said, “These are basic cir- cuits.” And though they are thinking five vears shead in the RCA laborator- ies, they see no reason for revising this judgment. the house current they give you the Ne k : 3 % 10 al i antz Bros. 3 WTAM and SR p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. . Wiatwulichargs. 15, . Vln.na- New ¥ 7:30 p.m.—Announcement of exami- C. WCSH. WJAR. WCCo. from p.m.—Time signals. A TO 9 PM. ‘«F WWJ, WOC. WJAR. KSD. WGN. Al lmi N York tngtrumental wolos: 1 ~ wants work of any kind uncertainty of batteries. Plugged in on Tuesday, June 29, 1926. = lD‘h .‘d 'l,nd Va. ave—Herbert's Pharmacy. fresh “pep” and clear tone of a new set val Radio Station, Radio, New_York: Grand Prize E: 'EEL i a 4 . Wi Al 3 2 wees. i Columhia Pharmacy. of batteries every time you tune in. Va. (1345 Meters). WIAR, Foan w‘*‘“ s e e RATE—3 CENTS A WORD. 7:30— Alanuc it “Hhroust ihe Stags Door e ‘45 p.m.—Agriculture market re-| ,MM,,M“ ““ in Washington and Suburba for— Ry -R"v“ insiies - elp and. Situations Wanted. nations for the United States Civil "w""'_" oo st ene W Service, Baltimore: Sandman eircle: hadtim: 'w York: Irish hour: vocal and n-lrumenl p.m.—Weather 8:00—Baltimore. Vooal and instrumantal concert New York: Eveready hour. W% WFI. WGR. . Weco, ! WD TOR oo e H 4 Philadeiphia: alfonte-Haddon ‘Hall | B e 3 rumantal solos: Loew's Theater 2 Atlantic City 5 Cincinnati: Band concert: 10th United Staf = + work around the Potomar 460 from country wants work 6f ant Call at once. 613 Chicago: Coneress Hote) musical program New ork Faul’ Whiteman's Plasers: m)unM- Park ln -tertaine tady dolinQuintet GIRT, § kind: good reference. Mat. how GIRL from country wants place as mother s helner or nuras. 613 M st. n.w. GIRL. reliable colosed. wants a place doing zeneral’ hotsework. o 1 e GIRL, reliable. _colorad. Schenectady: Severino Roston; Mbiropehitan Thester program New_ Yo program . apngs : Market reporta: surprise time: Chicago: Dunas_program Chlcage: Boole review: talka Chicago: Ballads: songa: piano selections Sprinefeld-whz Movle club - . nehea Children's program : Bitiemareh. Barm news’ markets: sicred sane New York: Pianiat: talk; vocal solos: violinist .. Chivago: Alemite String Trio: Crawford's Orchestra Men's Choir ... Orchestra WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac ‘Telephone Co. (468.5 Meters). Silent. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.—"Tower Health Exercises,” from Metropolitan Tower, New York City. . piani s s e S usical program . Which Radiola you will buy depends only on what vou feel you can afford to spend today, as.a permanent investment in radio. The present models of RCA tions A0 v/l b sccepied at The Star Office; 'a. ave. until 9:30 am nl inaue. Ahl'| advertiséments for The Sunday nurse and help with st. nw. Potomac housework. 1735 U Radiolas and Loudspeakers will not be superseded this year. And each Radiola is the best that its price will buy in radio. Radiola 30, priced 3575, embodies practically all of the most recent devel- opments in radio. It is an eight tube super-heterodyne, with a power lond- speaker, And it operates entirely with- out batteries! It has distance reach. It has power for elear, undistorted music at the full volume of an orchestra. It tunes in but one station at a time, in th most crowded cities. And—plugged in on the house current—tuned with a single finger—it reduces all of radio toa single simple motion. Radiola 28—at noo—i- !he same eight tube uni-controlled super-hetero- dyne, with a cabinet built to hold dry batteries. It is at its best with RCA Loudspeaker 100, which can handle the full volume of the set. Or—for power—and no batteries— you can buy the RCA Loudspeaker 104, with the A.C. adapter. It is not only a power speaker, but has a current sup- ply device in its cabinet, to draw from the house current (A.C.) the power for both the speaker and the set. Radiola 26 isa portable six tube super- heterodyne—made to be carried out- of-doors. But its fine walnut finish is matched by an extra battery cabinet for indoor use, making this, too, an all-year Radiola—at 2225, t $165—an improved mpr,'-lw!erodym' with six tubes—the 1ast one a power Radiotron for clear, full volume. It is uni-controlled. Radiola 25, too, is a dry battery set that can be adapted for use 'on the A.C. house current with Loudspeaker 104, Radiola 20 resulted from research aimed at giving the finest possible per- formance and tone at a moderate price. Of its five tubes, one is a power tube, for quality and volume of tone. And the set is tuned with a single control—with wverniers for exact tuning on out-of-town stations. 8115, Radiola 111, two tube set priced 315 without accessories. Radiola I11-A, four tube set priced #35 without accessories. These are two smaller sets that are bringing joy to thousands who cannot afford the refines ments of the bigger Radiolas. |in terms of ohms and its symbol is a WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (212.6 Meters). | 7 p.m.—Dinner concert by Sadie | Newell's String Trio. 7:30 p.m.—"Pending Legislation for the District of Columbia,” by William P. Kennedy, political writer for The Johnson. saxo- by Florence 5 p.m.—Wayne phonist, accompanied Philpitt. 8 to 9 p.m.-—Dance program by Bert GGibson’s Ramblers. 9 p.m.—Edith Reed and her enter- tainers, WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). p.m.—Play-by-play Washington:Boston 2:15 the game. account of | base hlllf p.m.—Base ball scores. | 7 p.m.—One-Up Cut-Ups, broadeast | with station WJZ from New York. 30 p.m.— Gems of Romance.” | broadeast with stations WJZ and WGY from New York. S p.m.—"The Pennsylvania Railroad Hour.” broadcast with station WJZ from New York. 9 p.m.—“The Grand Tour," broad- cast with stations WJZ and WGY from New York. 9:30 p.m.—WRC Players presenting ‘‘Happines: under the direction of Madge Tucker. The cast will include Ann Ives, Denis Connell, Arthur B. White and Miss Tucker. 10 p.m.—Meyer Davis' Le Paradis Band, broadcast from the Cafe Le| Paradis Roof Garden. Early Program Tomorrow. 11:55 a.m.—Arlington time signals. 12 noon—Organ reeital by Gertrude Smallwood, broadcast from the Homer L. Kitt Studio. 1° p.m.—Irving Boernstein’s Hotel Washington Orchestra. p.m.—Play-by-play description of the Washington-Boston base ball game., FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY By Joseph Calcaterra Noted Authority on Radio. Rights Reserved. Prohibited. AN Reproduction Electrical Units Used in Radio. Part While a complete electrical educa- tion is not necessary to understand most of the discussions on radio theory and practice, an acquaintance with the terms used in some of the elementary relations of direct and al- ternating current phenomena is de- sirable. The three fundamental factors in an electrical circuit are voltage, cur- rent and resistance. Just as in hydralics we have a pressure which tends to cause a flow of electricity cor- responding to a pressure which tends to cause water to flow In a water system. We also have a rate of of flow of electricity which corresponds to the rate of flow of water in a system, and we have resistance to flow of electricity in a circuit because of the material and size of the wire or connectors which are used in the circuit_just as we have resistance to flow of water because of the use of pipes according to size and shape in A water system. In an electrical circuit the prea. sure is spoken of as the electromotive force or voltage which, when applied to g circuit, tends to cause a flow of current in the eircuit. Electromotive force is abbreviated ‘“emf,” but the symbol usually used in formulae is a capital “E,” although a capital is sometimes used. Symbols Used. The rate of flow of electricity is measured in terms of amperes, ab- breviated *“amp.” This corresponds to the number of gallons or quarts of liquid flowing past a given point per unit of time. The symbol which is used generally for this factor is a capital “L." The resistance which is offered to the flow of a current in a circuit by the wire, connectors and apparatus conneéted in the circuit is measured capital “R.” | A definite, unchangeable relation- ship exists between these three char- > *Ine Cardinala: talks Health talk . . 9:00—Des Moines: The Bankers' Life New York: Talk: Premier Male New York: WGBS String Trio and mo«nafi-‘. | et Thioago: Lecture musical b _hl Moodr ' Bible Instituf g feld: T oR. Vorasojna: Sephony i o 0 o entent_Gandens Orehastra Xew York: Musical program: hxm Cassical concert York; Sinnert LW (mm astle Phiiddelphia: Movie tall New York: Moment Orefentea; WEEL KSD. WTAM Nea P Grand tour Baltimore: Municipal Chigago: Musical bits ater program Home niental solos: - reading 9:30—Dajias: Gibeon Mandolip fand; Gumr tady: ' Beaver Hour." Concert _program Moss-covered melodil rk: George Olsen's 10 TO 10:00—Chicago: Alemite Bovs. Sextet: cag e o5 Plululeln ‘n" Henry rnie 7.\5 Hamm s Orchestra Soteara” L ‘Weather: Springfield: i Cle: 10:30— Bt New RN Fork " Sophie Tucker's O Vork: The ) Club,_ Orchestra - ""k u':&""wn.xm Orch Songs: Hotel Howard's Summ talk A m program Woodman: ,‘gfl".g:"fi;:z"'m;.;u P Brand Minstrele Mandolin_and guitar club Orchestrs rM. soloist: 5% 24 3zm Err s i ime o 53 835 i iot dee H Kyl “smu( and 233358 3335383 5 Saea and Lnhsmis mas 533958 SRR Crawford's Orchestra: lgnld!nu Orchestra: readings ... missing"persen m-n b iter_organ recital Metropolitan Theat an) reeit 1 TO 12 MIDNIGHT eatra . mm's Orchestra el AT Ripin Entertainers Dance Entertainers: ~songs »‘va";-m Beach Hotel Orchestra: ook aisters: n and Crawiond's Orchesiras B QK TMyere Orcheatra 12 MIDNIGAT TO 1 AM. o0 Briving’s Orchgst 135 Ffif"m"“.‘,' witching hour; T 5‘*"" G Y Dallas; Jimmy, JoL QoD ho ehthawl frolic: "Fiantation arden Fntertainers ayers: advertisements from transient advertisers. st ACTO FENDER and metal hody worker must he able {0 do hich-rlass work- ieady emplorment to right m. write fully. age. ;lflnlll::v nrevious employment. Ad W A ete. of age. v t and vesetable_mar S Tos e yoeutie o " Appl; in_store. Gras 9865 Tth st n.w (must_be 16) to wo yARRls Waskington g‘nm g w. "A!PZN"BS. white. ¢ RO need apoly. J. 3 trim hands: R. ‘Cadle. 315 e f‘H UFFEUR_wanted. Nat| 1 Ci holeaale Row. ~Appiy Weinestay [ men salesmen ; tails of yourself. laundr\ ! Dodge car, ore just opening ; also 3 young with some Hpencm‘e as good. steady position ith rapid promotion is offered. pply by letter, giving full de- Address Box 74-D, Star Office. MAN, white, for; route; must drivei furnish 850 cash, position pays $30 to $40| Apply. Dupont Laun-{ 5 Sherman ave. * OUNG mum“gg'ma"»";""d 04 "5 Supurhe: good pas 1317 Room 900, -t S ment homse: must ‘have Eood local referance and willing worker: good ary and l‘flmm llll\l\ lflm|h' right man. Address Box 4%. Ust be sober. best refer. ent work. " Anply Brightwood Lunch, Ga_ave. ine tor twn experienced AL ESTATE SALESMEN. Prominent builder of new homes has open. [ ‘men must be. bro and have gnod anpearance. Dan e el us exnlam a real { aking oppertunity. * Renlies ~confl: Our own Dien have been motified of d. Anewer now! Address Box 481.C R n"m\en SALESMEN—Must have family. 00d_education, auto permit for established aundry routes. pasing good ealary. When replying _give references and where em- ploved the past vear. Addre tar office.____ FARY WHILE YOU LEAR! life insurance & lelhlh( Thursday eveninga. instructors. Address By FURNITORE VAN HELPERS—Colored st perienced; -7 am. to 5:30 pm. Appi am w-fn:-au ready o work. $18 per ;( MUSICTANS—Pianiat. {man for house and grounds, | HELP—MALE A.\D FE\IALE Violinist, ete. ApDIY n.w. between 3 and | 522 Varnum st. 1burbs; $100 monthly. Phone lev: ehnd Hi/ culture and refinement. v circia_of " acquaintance. - desiring contaend ndirect meanet of" Inoric: van | make such connection With' a well known local real estate development compas i the-highest Standine. and Inegrity on s vers AgTeeable habia, Addrers Box 4%4-C. Star 5\4 Xy HAIRCUTTER. with parlor exper ence:only Arst-clals man need appiy: for. signer preferred. Emile. 1221 Conn. ave. HAIRCUTTER. for haindressing parlor. 1113 | o1 ecticut ave B 1 TANITOR—Position open for high-class. ca. Dable. experienced janitor having mechanical ability for large anartment man ‘without.. children Drefarred: proba apening for, wife aleo if desired - auarters. A dress Box 357-C._Star of MAN to hook_orders {c hire agenta: $50 weeklv. free_outfit. Emmons Co. o |t ey nureers stock and exclusive terrif of [ hieh-grade ‘man and_ 38 cant must be well educated, with a success Must have light car. weekly tion. 31 you fee lean, -, SAL honse: married | week and commissions. by | he gima_and ‘Marsland and_ District " te Addreds Box 7 AUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. for over 3% wears. is looki hetween the ages of 24 | Who i< interested in a_permanent nnection as their representative. Appli- untarnished _reputation Commission basit with ¢ Tf vens answer this descrip- imited in your present oc- 10 engage yoursel occupation address F 1 past and an advance pation and w attractive SWOMEN-S$50 per State phone num- education. ex. Address 500 MEN AND SAL r. age, weight. references. mn«nu“‘n othier aualifications. D, Star office {reuit. acteristics in an electrical ¢ : That relationship is expressed by the formula E equals T times R. The values of the units were arrived in a very logical way. “A volt, the unit of electrical pres- that pressu which, when :‘;‘;im"m ‘a circuit whose resistance PR e ohm. produces a current flow e ampere. O omlariy an ampere i the rate of flow of electricity produced in a cir- cult whose resistance is one ohm by an electromotive force of one Volt. ‘Stated in other words, an ohm is the renistance ‘of a circuit in which an applied electromotive force of one Yoit will produce a current of one The energy spent per second in any part of the circuit by which electri- cal current is charged to heat or mechanieal work is figured in watts. A watt is obtained by multiplying the rate of current flow between any two points or in an entire circuit by the drop in potential between the points in question. The abbrevi t|ol| and symbol for watts is a small “w." This article on electrical units will be concluded tomorrow. g RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS * TONIGHT. “One-Up _ Cut-Ups,” WRC and WJZ 7 to 7430 o'clock. Dance. prognm by Bert Gib- son's Ramblers, WRC and WJZ, 8 to 9 o'clock Play, “Red Carnations,” V\'GB!, 7 to 7:30 o'clock. Murphy's Minstrels, 7:30 o'clock. Concert by the Formica Sym- phony Orchestra, WLW, 9 o'clock. . ‘WIP, - the WRC “Hi ncu. oI RC 0 % to 10 Players, 8 P.M. Eastern Standerd Time 9 P. M. Daylight Saving Time Tonight THe Eveready Novelty Or- chestra plays standard selec- tions in their original form, but with dance orchestra instruments—and a twenty- minute period of dance rhythm numbers. The program— Down Seur Middiston Daxews Dt - - - Qv Ourmos - - olmb Eizanosa Sovo—Whe Wii By My u.,u.f": Mnmum(ldi“fiu)%t Musmorerr Surre (Huchieborry L. pDANCE PROGRAM P N ALOMA Yrodier O'Crocx ™ THR Hu;:‘luld. Tuvexmn Towm. - - - - Schoeble LS T iy, Broadcast by National Carbon Co.,Inc. Now Yo W Ciretnnatt rl Cloveland o Peeda W 'oe Davenport Ry e (5 | DR Bing 46 new' homes:excellent op. MAN. whil permit: can drive y to learn undertaking busi- z0od o) ness: salars and room. ~Apply 1300 N at. 1' young, for general office work s have 'hookkeeping experience, be neat. rapid Don’t phone. 1202 Monroe les t‘hl\lll-nr 354 m la Church. Va. Pimn-'hnu (iuw-h distribute advertisi PR aderiisine. & E'H—Laun lmmmm nm« has opening on |ro Their saios force. for ihree men. experien not reduired: complete” Insiruction an "leads fimiihed” maximgm ‘comtmisgon, and, filly eauipped o 18PeeS Y00 Bond Bide " i MEN. married vreferred: also_collere stu- denta’ direct sales work ‘to establish trade: %25 'to beginners: advancement. Fuller Brush_Co.. 618 Metropolitan_Ban MEN (four). take orders with manage steady wark. vay. Apply 1317 F MEN(8) o B ing_circulars. _Apply 809 7th at. n.w. 1 F. COMMERCIAL ART, decorating. costume and milliners designing. Ask_for catalog. Register now, Sciences OYD ¢ mon’rflA\D principles principal Summer classes’ N Positions for_gradt !rx‘n:’r.uu 1 T lm- 74-C,_Star_office NOW WOULD BE A & course in ‘shorthan 1ish. Woad's Je ACTO b"lvn«: KATIE DUNN 'K'F.'ACB!S THE FA] Four 817 11tn INSTRUCTION COURSES. TELEPHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER. PERMANENT POSITIONS." PLEASANT WORK. AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN. APPLY ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELERHONE COMPANY. ___HELP—DOMESTIC. experienced, th refe k iy | 085 Decutur me e o 487, b GIRL wanis place as genes 120 Rumeev et s.w.. between C T Rousewarker and D and H . young, colored, wants day's work of any Kind. 10 GIRT, wants nostion as furse or general { housewark. 815 GIRL_colored_neat. Nouss GIRI. a Ciehing “Work or davs wark. wanta nlace for genera 11 62 u “or w1831 Kine GIRL. wishes place to work of .n”v‘ifid and £aod referencess; Call North 3868 from 10 0 GIRL. colored desires hall d; plare 16 "dn light housework - wark or 1136 <, | GTRI.. experienced._country. wishes posftion as_ general houseworker or nurse. star 248 18th st. ne. wanfts work as mald 1035 2A4th colored. or ' colared. want place 3 in city. Maryland or nearbs Va. Ath st 7358 A nosition Daiseietener Ccal Nortn® 4542 atter 7 N housework part time: ref | erence;“colored girl. 1818 Wiltberger st nw T firet_class, wants washing GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. to_go North : reference re- ored. {for 3200 10th st n.w. after " Be np.‘ exnerienced: living near 2551 I7th st nw Ant. 404, GIRL. colored. first-class, for general hou work: for Summer montha in the country cellent wages paid to reliable person. 4 Connecticut _ave. hetween § and 6. colored. helper: refer- ences required. nw .. colored. wumq for_general house & Iy 1547 7th st n.w. GIRL. colored. housekeeper: refer- | ences.” ¢ GIRL white. country. 1o saaiat_with Work: Thorie Clarendon anara 1 POT HOUSEREEPER, refined.. referane: Jections one chiid: xend refined hom Wages. ¥ After 10 a.m.. John M Raliat LADY! child a DAY for Tight parts e MARCEL WAVE ator. no_ob. good Smith. oons and some rvomni Address Box 65-D. ?m 1113 Connecticut_ave. finatrating, _interior Special Summer course. Livinestone Academs Arts ve. n.w.__ North 9434. N 30 SCHOOL DAYS s in accuracy and epeed. based on new thousands use it: taught in all hort. thorough courses. W forming. Ext 8 YR ates, BOYD SCHOOL ] 8 @ st. Main 28’ E _WITH vhnxvzu’?ln '.I'AL!V'I'{ rawing — Large studio offers unusual riunity for practical training even nterview only those desirous of making mmercial art -a profession. Address Box 1517 R ties. 00D TIME TO BEGIN Wrppyriung and Ene. ve helped many tol st.. e..m or evening, n the Tast i hool, 31 L. \\'MTR‘};T: white, experienced. at once. il’l‘l'ATll’lVS—mLE. want work of any Kind N Potomac 45510 bt TTLER. colored. single. wishes nermme position where eMclency. eol honeats is_appreciated, willing. obli; here: wood Felerences. = Addréss NTER—Jobbing. porches and e Aty 558 "§3"’ f‘AI\PE TRY. ~painting. uvuflnt 'ork {u.mm»d €. 2o years ekperience. 54 _19th ‘et 030. (colored) wishes poaition ‘in : experience: reference: will- all after 8 o'clock pm ANIC. fight -colored. de- \l{ ‘?Il'l time: " re "5a40. 1333 o S8ONS &!“m.nl EX] Eall Lino. tem of shampooing. marcel ogs"lm reatments. ADDly second. Boor. instructors: e chaufours furnish and " tact A 1_ experienced Monteomery, County. - Nash. ol NIGHT MAN, eettled.Apply the Toronto. f rion-union, wanted. Apply 33" 17th _st. n'w.: see Mr. Donn VACATION ART CLASSES. 1517 H S T.. E. Foster. DU ORI one. qug. 2 i HANG!IS. A Eoh AN Do P ST—Reristered. HAR!A(‘! 17in & flfl PLA 'rln!ns (200, and_Columbia rd. n.w. PLASTERERS wanted for one or (wo a v, | 18 Apply AIhl’l! n, ~union: Yong job. mn GENERAL rEruen \-n.umur- an: (ot MENT EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. HOUSEWORKERS, PAR’ A RkeATE TREY | AGE)(’Y 623 L st. ne. Atlantic 30* CIVIL ENGINEER would like connect with ‘contracting or enginearing “arm: years' office and field experience, road’ nnd “treet construction and concréfe design: od rlerence 88 e, character and abifi T e Ronn T afier s W "ok COLLEGE STUDENT desires work of any ind experienced as saleeman and in office; rivi ‘Address Box 10-D. Star_office. expert on estate, where fl-““'" ere. effcien haneaty oberness in needed: will £0 ant: Where ! adodaferancest Altn drive car, A dress Tox 0D, Star ofes. 30° TRICIAN, 10 vears'_experience house- wirine, Can Handle any sobr Address Box Star office brine_tools. 927 New York ave. SALESMAN—Must have Poefehcs """fim We, have plenty of Ii ration iy for husiler; leads and co-o ‘ermont :l' ""3‘ Lewey. 1106 50 city. ESSES. 100 colored T ht fare pald; oot £ i topists, o JANITOR—Colored martied daition in small apt. . M wunuu Tert Povkina ol mow. West 164 : 1020 V st. n.w. D TREE. My 3460, Pari- cleaners, ' cooks, hu-v‘-’u‘ dhh'uher" vortere! i xmn. eommm and n\-ol town w oo eufletre. part-time et s Yot st _North 10464, - 30 "" P e m'&g’fi“‘u s-un Daily.. 27nd " and HELP FREE. cogples. chefs. cooks. resses, "Ofll Oth st. i“’kil.chenmln St. Emple ent i R B ma pirt i n:fio 5008 St 8t "Pommfl a8 " coumemm au. 1426 F MAN. 42 years old. desi r‘.wonlbln - sitlon with Dank and anancy. co_ex] and ‘can it of ref- erencen. nal Interview requested. Ad- dress_Box lfln Star_office. i PAINTING AND CARPENTERING & in your or- 5" man, reasonable. POS] lON—E-n !flll 3 R, T onesty’ and eral llnlllllcn years: experience In '-_do- K man ence e Tollowing ty. .mfiu mfil‘"fi and executive 1o ht“:f my present ll(fiurell outate, o pecialise m 8 rban property: must .u‘rgn'e‘:dve "with eal estate emflnn.(x' waiting list of good clients t bookkprs.. clerical oy Man 3670, br- B 1358 G 8 Employment Servi ice o5t geles manaser at O, st n.w.__Main 5371. Tflt ith executive sales abill |.y. ity Tor responsibie Doaition. earnin Der_week 1o start. 237 |nv-umn kY [EN l'hm\ to Jas rfiir i-n1 imfl\ ?;- rave il f!lnenl A)l OFl‘lC! 0! I\O CHARGE ONL ESS YOU ARE PLACED. Room 213. Trausgortation Bidg.. 17th and H, e SoutITon anifous to make perbmncnt connection thst offers future. Excel- Jent _references. Box 79-D. Star office. YOUNG MAN, expericnced, wante position in olmg;l hookkeepi! and ceneral furnsih_A- !wfi_ 0 TNG MAN. _ex) enufi an, graduate of U. 8. lnd Jaw_student, patent attorney. E‘n(nm! and trant all North 4. jrusibe Al around_oper- | NDRESS take homnfi “called_for and delivered. Main anted by d rlh LT o Laundry: Foon ity 73[ North_7362. and | s coak and nurse: g0 awav_or in sub atomac 3183 | SCHOOLGIRL would like place as mother'« helper in small family: suburbs preferrad 4-D. Star office. colored _eirl Nort wants _geners w-mm» colored. _settid. ho cooking «vlored “wanis housework by da 1422 10th st. n.w. colored. neat. for morning or { half-time it Call_North 2408 WOMAN. colored. wants part.{ reférences. Call North 8534 WO AN, honest. neat. reliable. wants part-time work. Call at 6 e WOMAN, T ‘V!Il t_and cllpnhla colored. dl . work WOMAN, colored Ird st experienced, wishes posifion Im or whole time: neat: ref.: in city 631 O st n.w. N MAN HAIR SWITCHES. $10 2 ue"sc ')‘ltrcelllnr 50c. _Col. 5803 ;‘now TROW AWAY YOUR ARCH SUPPORTS— foot troubles come from wrong shoes THOMA 50% | DRESSMARING—THOROUGHTY EXPERI gneed: nex or remodeling: at” Kome ‘or out “day.""Call after 6:30 p.m. Phone North Ay G st.n HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET- fer class of unfortunale youns women be- fore‘and during confinement. Strictly &"-u Cht reasonable. Bables for 'l.rb'efiosrl'm , C smart, correct shoes th & C CAR] Al ~BA OR_VIOLET ray treatments and massage treatmenis. both o 30, BURg Circle- North 3047 and A Gl \TE_IN ELECTRICITY WILL give you l!‘lm“?(‘ |r:l,lmenll For wopoint- Po 0 SHOE FITS THE BOTTOM OF YOUR foot, Hence Arch Trouble. Flexible Arch Supports made to impression of your foot promote comfort in the cheapest shoe root 'OIHL(_']'IOV LABORATOR 612 F appointment. VFY. e gagers [n svere time. NCING AND DRAW- Ad- FOR Saol ‘and <> entertsinments. e £b, Jome and grounds. Reasogable Yot 0. GENTLENAN (LL) REFINED. T aiaa Cotlers eorvices ‘aa ‘reader. compan: jon or in confidential capacity.” Addrase Box_44.D, Star_office. EVERY CARE, ATTENTION GIVEN CON: yalesrenty, Invalid . in nurse’s pri J-“c.mr sorvice! diets: scm'fl'n‘lc MASSAGE RY I R T ay ‘Swetion Bavietne. 9 to 5___Phone Main 8725. Be FLECTRICAL “lA’flllflfl' “3.? to 8 GRACE NA! 11’.7%‘5 AT m PER { aver. FLSIE PIERCE STUDIO. Ehiard Rote WOMAN OVER 40 WANTS WORK a oMce: part tima or ail das.