Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1926, Page 40

40 MARINE BAND DUO - ON'WRG TONIGHT Special Horn and Flute Num- ber in Concert—Other Mu- sical Features. A late organ recital by George F. Ross was substituted by WRC today for its previously scheduled dance program by Meyer Davis' Swanee Syncopators, which had been adver- tised to return to the air tonight after a week's absence. Mr. Ross will give his recital from 10 to 11 o’clock. Marine Band to Play, The United States Marine Band, under the direction ,of Taylor Bran- eon, second leader, Will again provide the principal radio entertainment of the East in the early part of the eve- ning, in a_concert broadeast by Sta- tions WRC, WJZ and WGY from the Sylvan Theater, Among the featured numbers on the program arranged by Mr. Bran- son, are the overture to “Maximilian Robesplerre,” by Litolff: two move- ments from Delibes’ ballet, “Sylvia’ the “Entrance of the Gods in Wal- hall,” “from Wagner's “Rheingold,” and the finale from Tschaikowsky’s “Fourth Symphony." " - A special feature of the band con- cert will be a duet for flute and Trench horn by Principal Musicians Clayton Lindsay and Adolphe Seidler, who" will render the “Serenade.” by 1t Other Musical Numbers. Other musical portions of WRC's program will be a concert by the Royal Salon Orchestra and an en- tertainment by “The Fireside Boys.” both of which programs will come from the studios of WJZ, New York. The evening's program will be opened with a sports resume, follow- ed by a radio-photo_play production, to be brought to Washington from New York City. WMAL, the Washington Radlo Forum, has scheduled three musical features tonight, starting with a studio program, and followed by syn- copated melodies by Phil Hayden and Les Colvin, and “Thirty Minutes of Melody,” by Edward Griffith. LocalRadioEntertainment Thursday, July 29, 1926. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radlo, Va. 4345 Meters. p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. p.m.—Agriculture market re- 5 p.m.—Time signals. ¢ 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 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 Cit; WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (212.6 Meters). 7. p.m.—Studio music. 7:30 p.m.—Phil Hayden, accompanied by Les Colvin, in syncopated melodies. 8 p.m.—Edward Griffith in 30 min- utes of melody. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 3 p.m.—Play-by-play account of the ashington-Chicago base ball game. 6:55 p.m.—Base ball scores. “The Voice of the Silent broadcast with station WJZ from New York. 7:30 p.m.—United States Marine Band, Capt. Willlam H. Santelmann, band leader; Taylor Branson, second leader, conducting; broadcast with sta- tions WJZ and WGY from the Sylvan ‘Theater. 9 p.m.—The Royal Salon Orchestra, broadcast with stations WJZ and WGY from New York. 30 p.m.—The Fireside Boys, broad- cast with station WJZ from New York. 10 p.m.—Organ recital by George F. Ross. Early Program Tomorrow. 11:55 a.m.—Arlington time signals. 12 noon—Organ recital by Mrs. Parley D. Parkinson, broadcast from randall’s Tivoli Theater. > 1 p.m.—Meyer Davis’ New ‘Willard Hotel Orchestra, under the direction of Samuel Korman. IONS URGES STAT TO RETAIN WAVES Commerce Department Asks U. S. Senders to Respect Bands Assigned to Canada. The operation of United States broadcasting stations on wave lengths that had been reserved by mutual agreement between the Department of Commerce and the Canadian gov- ernment for use by Canadian stations constitutes the most serious menace in the present unregulated broad- casting situation, according to sev- eral prominent leaders in the radio JULY 29, 1926 THURSDAY, 4:00—New York: News: solos: ¥§' ok Vogal solos the itladelphia: Spor 5;00—N 2 New York ildzen's program Stock _report: Hotel, Waldor{-Astoria Orche nn; Smilers; Stewartson's Orchestra 5 Ullclflfll: " Grgan roctia o 5i15—Newath: "ot Y S50 Riladelont: By’ arttord. Conn. police - reparia New York . songw | ttabu; Htaburen Ailietic A el 5:45—Moogeheart, ‘1il.: n recital: rehestra; tall Victorians. o Entertainers Scottie” vee: vocal o engamin | nnouncement 6:00—New York Harttord. Newark ; Pow Yok hiladelphia: Uncle Wip' Boston: Taike: golf tal i Yew York: Hymn sing: Meser i s New York: National Junior Order mental " sol roll cal report o Baltimore t. Louls Chicago: Stock quot ake Hotel Ensemble and Black: Chicago: News: Terrace Garden Orcl solow o : Hotel Pehnsy) Lenox Ensemble: talk Detroit - Goldietie: Enceronte o : & 6:15—Atmntic City: Sport talk: organ recital ... Cincinnati: hiiadelphia " Kevktarie - Aptomoniie eburgh: Bace ball resultn ;. 6:30—Philadeiphia: Beniamin Fran Philadelphi: Hotel Adelphia O Slfi’lf.l;et'{‘ld\'. Hnfl'@' ball results: outd Philadelphi: i ipho: 6:45—Davenport s ha 7 10 Plantation world. Reports that additional United States stations plan to leave the wave lengths originally assigned to them and operate on certain of these re- served wave lengths have been re- ceived in Washington. Fears that “pirating” stations would take this course rather than usurp a wave length already in use by’ other United States broadcasters led the Department of Commerce to include in its recent announcement regarding the Department of Justice ruling a request to'the station managers that they observe the reservations made of the wave lengths for Canada. “There have always been the most cordial relations between the radio administrations in Canada and the United States,” the announcement stated. - “The department has re- frained from assigning to American stations the wave lengths in use in Canada and the Canadian authorities have reciprocated by avolding the wave' lengths assigned to our sta- tlons. A continuance of this policy is a mnecessity if international . cop- fusion is to be avoided. The De- partment of Commerce hopes, what- ever may ensue, that the sense of fair play as well as the interest in the protection of the situation as a whole will prevent any American station from trespassing upon the Canadian assignments.”” 2 It is admitted by officials of the de- partment that there is no legal action that can be taken against United States broadcasters who commence operation on one of the reserved fre- quencies, unless in so doing, inter- ference with another United States plant is caused. In the latter event, aoction could be taken by the station interferred with under the radio laws of 1912, It is doubted, however, that operation on one of the Canadian ‘wave lengths would be followed by interference with another Ull“q States transmitter, 3 Cincinnati: Hotel Gibron O Atlantic City: Hotel Morton New " Yori ""Sport tatk : 'Sport Chicago! Muslcal program Gpicaso: Lullaby time: soloist ied musical_prograin . Rose's Ring: child Milfar: medical Shelton Ensemble: news bulletins : Pike's Orchestra: base ball results: news Bulictin kson and Marga: los: talk Frankiin " Hol bali resuits; market reports ejfon. Ensemble: sports . ayes® Orchestra ... sociation Orchestra al mer House Sy M ; ukulele and son; 1 Gafkc: sei nd birthday 1 s’ Orchestra . . night; vocal bedtime stories: WHAL Orchesira arket summary: base ball results .. : Punch’ and Judy: stone String Quintet : Vocal and in Sports; organ concert: WBZ Orchesira WRNY wex base Dail’ resulis: f W) d Club .. loor tal Orchestra 1 results .. 8 M. Serenaders; pianist: Ben Bernie's Orchi organ concert .. program. organ recital; chapel services . (arkets; M W Cngtar GY, WCA mental g New York: Shannon’s Band: New York: Oakland's Chatea: New York: The Serenaders Boston, Concert program Loe Orchestra . Hartford, Conn Male ' Quartet W Jork: Roo ork : Fi am“‘r!‘&i‘rf:;; i imore: W] 7:40—Pittsburgh: Farm program; Symphon; 8 TO . City: Seaside Hotel Trio 8:00—Atlantic "fi;nu',;"m otel Tr Club_Eski; Siicaugt, Cui Ky Fo Harvesters,. WEEL d New York: tertainers Hartford, Conn, Philadelphia: Hotel way's Band . ... New York: Old-time Boston: Victor's Bans New York: United States Marine Voleoiot e Slent Drama’® WRC, Wi ) and WWJ WGR and WT. #olon mos, W n Ejsenboure's Sinfonians ' .10 Band: Royal Salon Orches- o Orches V. O e D and ; . W, “Terrace Garden Orchestra: i ew's The Musical program: footlieht and iampiigh Hotel Ambaesador Orchestr: LW AN R, WTAG. WFI, trom "Playe 9 P.M. EE], " WGR, W), trom . . Time-0-S3at Enteriainers Emil_ Heimberger's Hotel Bond Traymora Concert Orchestr tra, WRC, WGY and WCAD. from New York: The Two Bills Loew's 'Orchestra ..... Chicago: Chapel services: stu New Yoak: Phonofilm entertainment Atlantic City: Hotel ~Ambaesador Shelbourne Orchestra songs; Odierno’s Ladies” Trio: : violf dinner Cineinnati: Entertainers: Zither Players . Chicago: Philadeiphia: Voeal solos: Detroit: Detroit Springfield: Organ recital: Hotel Br (ooseheart. Ti.: Children's program: Chicago; Melods. hour: orgun recita Crawford's Orchestra: Oshurn New Yor Question #:30—Loufeville: " Vocal and Orchestra Jack_Chapman's Orchestra ... [ [ [ Musical Chefs..’ """ ymphony Orchestra . unkwi music K ‘program . 1: Alemiite ‘$trifig T Orchestra Instrumental Tri 9 TO 10 P.M. 9:00—New,_York: Silvertown Orchéstra, WWJ, WGR, WOC, WCCO, WTA WADC and WCSH, from Banker's Life Tric West Point Orchestra . Vogal and violin, soic Dee Moin, Atlanta. New Yor) Philadelphi Springdeld: v icago Baltimore: WBAL Danee. Orcnestin Cincinnati: Musical prog Atlamic” City: ~Hotel an Pittsburgh : Symphony Pi: Chicago: Classical concert Cleveland: Studio program . tlantic City: Studio concert 'ew York: Musical prozram: solos Quartet: solos:"" reading Hartford, Conn.: Nes w New Yo Corradetti's Enser T Pike's Orcoantrar e's eatra . Philadelphia: Conwas's Ban. 9:30—Memphis: Chickasaw Ramblers Schenectadsy “In Indi Chicago: Mor melodies . Vocal Hote 10 TO 10:00—Schenectady: WGY Orchestra; orean recital Olson's Dance Orchest! Chicago: Walton hou: Atiantic City: Conwi New York: Ernie Gol Pitteburgh: Post Dance Orchestra ti: Theix Castle Farmers . Ace Brigade's 14 Virgini : Moline Plowhoss soloists water Beach Hotel Orchestra. McElroy Saxophone ~Quintet WEEL WCAE, G. KSI WJAR, Orchestra. prozram stories; songs. 1 Traymore Orchestr and instrumental recitai ", 11 PM. ra; Silver Everciades Orchestra. . W] ‘WBI Band: Hamp's Kentuckians . n's Hotel McAlpin Orchestra. 'RC Police and weather reports Minneapol Chicaza: Terrace Garden Philadelphia Club Cadix Springfield: Pt A :Sam "’ Henry sic New York: Greenwich Village Inn 10:30—Chicago’ “‘Congress Carnival’ ... 1 T0 12 Quintet; uintet eviie . 11:00—Chicago: Terrace Garden Cook Sisters: trio . Minneapolis: Weather: m; Chicago: Sport talk: weathe Cincinnati: Sam Jones: Ace Bri; Broadway nieht aj erenaders Atlantic City T Bisons’ Orchestra Chicako: Soloist: ORborne's icago: Soloist: Osborne's Orch New York: Orchestra .. Atlantic City: Dance nrogr: Cleveland: Jack Horwitz's Colley an: La Sebana program: Justrite Boys Orchestra MIDNIGH ver Slipper’ Ciub "Dance Crawiord's Oréhéstra WEBN covessen JWHN water Beach Hotel Orches Shicazo: 11:45—Atldnta: Concert program 12 MIDNIGHT-TO 1 T Your Hour Leagu \caxo: Your Hou 54 Cincinnati: Theis' Orchestra: Sky icago: Witching hour: Gus Edwards' Orchestra 12:30—Moosehenrt. Tl.; Knights of the Burnine 5—Kansas City: Nighthawk frolic; Pl antation Players: FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CAL e Aoty o A All Rights Reserved.” Reproduction Prohibited, Factors Which Determine Reactance. The inductive reactance of a circuit is an element which depends on a number of different factors. The inductive reactance of a circuit is obtained by multiplying the product of the inductance and frequency of a circuit by-a constant. . It follows, then, that anything which affects the values of inductance and frequency also affects the inductive reactance of the circuit. Changing the frequency of a eircuit immediate- ly changes the inductive reactance of ‘a circuit, and it is this phenomenon which is responsible for the action whereby a circuit can be tuned to dif- ferent frequencies and thus make pos- sible simultaneous broadcast operation on different frequencies without inter- ference. 8 The other main factor which makes it possible to change the inductive re- actance of a circuit is any factor which tends. to.change the inductance in the circuit. A given length of a conductor of -any- given conducting material, having a certain cross-sec- tional area, has a certain definite re- sistance in ohms, and no variation in the sshapes.into which the wire is twisted will have any effect on its re- S ap e hat “rme e 1engtne dou “up ‘8o’ 7 lengths of ‘the me todeh each other, thus short-cifcuiting portions of the wire. * Shape- Changes Inductance. A wire of a given material, length and cross section, however, can be ing as the inductance large or small. rating the turns will of the coll. |cuit depends on the reactance. coll is wound and which is used on the wire. coll space is wound, without using in- sulation, and the turns are separated from each other the capacity effect If the coil is wound will be reduced. with adjacent turn: Hotel Shelburne . wIP WA wiP HN B Winding the coil so that adjacen turns are very close together “?(all mE crease the number of turns cut by the lines of flux and will therefore in- crease the inductive reactance. Sepa. number of turns cut by the lis flux and will therefore reduce &e: l‘f)lr- ductance and the inductive reactance the capacity in the ecircuit. capacity in a circuit depends to sorme extent on the manner in which the Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time S52En gSEES Soss =3 3 e % 2 cizaentd 1 | have an attractive o) 6 4758 1.183 313 of the wire is decrease the [ | If an fron core is inserted in the coil the greater permanence of the iron over air will increase the flux de- veloped by a certain current, thus in- creasing the inductance and inductive Capacity Reactance. The capacitive reactance of a cer- trequency and The the insulation If the close to each other and with insulation on the turns, the capacity will be increased. in the circuit will ffect known the distributed capufilty of the c:fi Any increase in the bulk capacity obtained by connecting a condenser increase the fferent shapes and colls|capacity reactance of the circuit. e e The combined resisting effects pro- and various sizes, each of which will have an inductance different from the | duced by actual or ohmic resistance, other shapes and coils into which it|inductive reactance and capacitive can be-wound, and the inductive ré - reactance is termed the “impadance of |- actance will be great or small, accord- 4 the circuit.” CAN You BEAT IT PA! WE CAN'T USE THE CAR THIS AFTERNOOM !+ HOE SAYS HE WAS TO TEST THE SPRINGS! 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Very Near hotels, well established. Price _oniy $4.500. Act quick. CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO,, Suite 906-908.909. Dist. 'l Bank Bldg. 1406 G _St. N.W. wood Terms arranged to suit. 17th NEAR MASS. AVE. Corner property (rooming _house). rooms. 8 baths: ami. Must sell as owner is leaving city arnished or unfurnish {mal_ cash pa . bal. easy terms: ent_opportunity. RIDGWAY & CARVER, 1333 H ST. N.W. Suita MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS ng_houte_near 10th Main 1498 2 nd Mass. ave.: t Cir oomire ha able for home Roar euit- clec. howh Government depart- mente: 0w rent. squtpped Drice. Tea room. untown: wall paving: neee, 850, Ins MARSHALL BUS _BROKERS, NEW YORK AVE _ WANTED—MISCEL APPAREL imen needed for rumm. hold articles. bed Wil pay cash. Also mise. house- 1z, dishes, curtains, ete Phone Mr. Winger, ral housowork. nights. 3 1203 i} N for general housework in i . two_adults and two_children vages; references. Cleve: | WOMAN. general housework, experienced: | home nights. 1808 | i i | | | i references required: go i art Phone Col. ‘ settled. wanted for holu i Ok e ey oy TR B colored, for general housework 3 nces. 2015 Allen I 1 h tmore ) 1At TON SALES are tho best med dispose of unwanted furniture. etc. ot money. time and annovance. to Slnnn'\rv:‘ l‘-'l\d\w\)l)"& C Ine., AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, 214 coins, Contederat Kotien. 504 1th BOOKS ~Bring Pearlm, CLOTHI 1 town on your cation the proper thing to is send for us. We ¥ top price and Main 4145, Justh’'s Old im to Saves 304 10th stamp collections. o stamips bought. Charles Main 5619, ° or _emall phone Frank. 5416. 933 G n.w A housework and laun- | 5 DI reference; stay nights. with 0w THER BEDS and furniture: best prices jare Deal Furniture Co.. 501 | WORKING HOUSEKFEPER. good stav nights: no_laundry Woodley pl. Adams 101 after 1 1 WILIL, TEACH YpU TO DRIVE A make car: cars furnfshed if necessary: per- { it secured or no charge. Call - Chase," Col AUTO DRIVING L JONS BY OI.DVEXF: ‘n_mcm instructors: satisfaction’ insurcd: white chauffeurs furnished. Call Linc. D _SHORTHAND IN 30 SCHOOL DA s in accuracy and speed. based on new {princivles: thousands use it: taught In all principal "cities. Short. _thorouxh course B e N WD <ol 16 i raduates. BOY SECRETARIES. 1338 G st » Mo ou780 OW WOTLD BE A GOOD TIME a course in shorthand, tvpewri el . day or evening. ‘We have helped man. “fllj.lgflflhelh'fi l{" y!‘ll(':!. IT‘XFL Linc. 38. 001, 311 East Ca Nk Waeks' ‘erm. Evening Sersone 58, ALE. nd TR etndaine | SR perienced Secretary-treasurer- exparience Dosition, Address Box $0: \r_office. . { BOY. 16 vears old, desires work: will go t0 | nighi school. prefer learning _auto repair | work, but will consider anything steady with cts of adyancement. Frank W. Peters, | {ir.. Manaseas, V. . TAN anham, Md A wanted: best niture Co.. 300 La n 10267 = ] from Party having s riture for sale: alen piano. Phone Franl 511 st cash price: antiques. ngarten, 416 10th v. \wants work of any Kind in BOIL 3 ot AR R afene “Mahaseat, Va. { that Tine | BOOKKE i man. 6 ¥ | reference: i 0 young | are. business experience: excellent | Addresa Box 51-K. Star office | jewelr You will feel eatisfied with prices I pay Weisenberg, 405 10th st. n.w. Franklin ailver. needed in our m: F : dept. Full cash value naid.__Selingers, K1R F { CALCIMINING _AND PAINTING and floor | ing. Call Franklin 5093-J, or 1762 | hw. STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE. store office_furniture of every description_hou Edgar_Baum. 9 4 | CARPENTER —ATiaround _carpenter _and | SALESMEN, experienced in_any line, can arii more monay with our DrODOSIION: ex- cellent opportunity for advancement. ~ADplY to_mer.. Suite 000, 1317 F st. n.w. STEAM FITTER—Apply J. M. Henderson. 7009 Blair road. - - STENOGRAPHER — Experienced for apt. 3 od opening : 100 mo. to Pouge Bry X0 wPBY6 McLachien Bids. 10th & G n. ante attractive uovelu. STREET MEN w: Vig profitse. 918 F st.. Room 14. 12), colored, experienced. O'Don- TARTERS Food Rectaurant. 1507 & s, FOUNG MAN with a knowledge of book- k_in a building association KEra"® AQarem Box 49-K. Star office. 80% YOUNG_MAN. neat. with salesmanship abil; : ealary small to start: futu o O eferenee. " Address Box, 46 K. &tar office. 20 YOUNG MAN for store: light work: experi ‘but ‘should ha selling R cne 101 Colorado. Bidey ©_ 310 YOUN to_work around accessories TOURS: avation Crelerence. 1783" Fia. ave. ADJUSTER AND GENERAL OFFICE WORK. one of the largest rubber cos.: age L i, e g oA nw, PHARMACIST, registered. Ap- ply manager, Liggett's, 1237 Pa. ave. n.w. it PRESSER, colored, for hand pressing on women’s garments. Apply employment office, The Hecht Co., F st. at 7th. RENT MANAGER. Capable man of thorough ex- perience for important position ‘with one of Washington’s oldest and largest real estate organiza- tions. Address_applications to Box 155-,{ Star office. ANTED AT ONCE—Expe- rienced salesman . acquainted with hotel, restaurant and insti- tutional trade in Washington, to sell high-class food products. Give telephone number. Ad- dress Box 50-K, Star office. . SALESMEN. We need additional salesmen to take care of our increased de- mands for fuel oil burners and electric automatic refrigerators; exceptional opportunities for in- dustrious men; experience not necessary, but preferred; well established concern handling high-class and popular ma- chines, BALLARD OIL EQUIP- MENT CO,, 1745 CONN. AVE. PHONE NORTH 639. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. CALL, POTOMAC 5788 for dishwachers, pavi- time cleaners, UGNty men. Jatudresces oooke purses. chauffeurs. ~ Fuller's Exchirgo, 2005 at. 20 COOK. Chinese. American sivie: class ‘help " furnished. . Bergams's Eniples ment Agency. 1716 Tth st. n.w. o0 4 BUSINESS AND OFFICE POSTTIONS— ”fll“llfflhf ‘Washington mnlonnanlr change, operated for. the public by the Was fogton School for Secretaries. Matn 3480, NO CHARGE UNLESS YOU ARE PLACED. Room 213, Trananortation Blde. 17th and & BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. Civil Service Examinations. Patent Office exam.: salary, $1, ks 8 ) and "Ivp. exmir. abowi one monih o Special 5‘11"““::‘ tg}llln lnng'lxutgks vi'!ek. g\"eed gfln%glft.ool. . wr.alzlh lnfinl'mn.vw B.l;g. | shopman, several vears experience in mill- {work. ~ Address S 'A. Spencer, 802 Piney | Branch_rd. _Phone Adams 6235-W. | JANITOR, Tight_wor ment ref.” Mr. i [ T saveatign, now emEipyea; Gt | | M. future. ~ Address’ Box | 30¢ 1 5ide " position “with :iu-fi: Star oMo d OFFICE MAN. exverienced accouniant. ve- cently from Germany know dnmhzng‘l‘m.' deation and refere o8 DORL: fon'of any kind." Telenhone Woodside :mn;i | PAINTER'S HELPER would like steady job. S4 per day., of auto mechanic's helper. North 518 PATENT WORK—Searching. amendment or. { epecification Work. in town or OUt: 6 years' SRperience. technical traming and one vear i faw: immediately Addrese Tox | 3753, Siar office. . PLUMBER AND STEAMFITTER, _experl- enced. wants work. ~ Call Linc. 9482-W. ask for W. J. Thornhiil. 2p¢ WOODWORKER: combetent. on_machine or bench. or would do general revairs on apart- ment property. Address Box 8-K." Star office. b available. = HELP—FEMALE. Tntelligent. Afildress Box 170D, Star offices 0 cation- ASSISTANT _HOUSEKEEPER—Hotel rience: Reriends’ ngne "otier eed” maon *8laa COUNTER GIR| o Fenuired. Yo Ode” Wele" s i T, . DEM q ONSTRAT "F‘s‘ Tor Univereal Househol s, household t] itchen wares. State experisnce, past and Faile Roval Tnc Washineton, %fllvfl. v four we ex- iress city reference mail only. o NG MAN, experienced secretary. book- | Keopars t9Bfst.” fammiiar with® Dankine wants position: can furnish car: possesses good education and reference. Address Box. 491-J. | Star_office. 29+ YOUNG MAN. 26, will accept most any kind of poeition where nmmnnnmen for advance- ment are unmistakable. Am former printing plant owner. with knowledge of eatlmnux}( e L gl DAe only: Tan furnish references. 1014 1st st. n.w. 20°¢ = 2 SITUATIONS—MALE, FEMALE. CHAUFFEUR AND COOK: _experlenced colored _coupls, will leave city. 502 22nd st. n.w. West 2640. 31 6th [ WA { ering_or”Stiefl_grand piano ware. Fand WAN D desk, typewriter desk and chair. filing cabinet. o flee safe, cash register. charge machine. ‘add- ing machine. Address Box 70-K. Star office. ED—Two half-orse aliernating_mo. tors, alsg pump jack, perfect order. P! or_mail Riker. Falls Church. e WILL pay_cash for a Steinway, Knabe, Chick. state age_and ‘Address Box 155-J. price desired: no dealers. Star office. " Notes’ Furniture House, 514 10th St. N.\W. Phone Franklin 2015. il pay you the highest cash prices for desirable furniture and household _effects. We also buy antique furniture, china, glass- are. oriental rugs. painting: : packing ipping at low prices ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone Main 1282 or 9539, WESCHLER'S, 920 PA. AVE. N.W. Household Effects. Nerchandise Stocks. Automobiles, etc. Thirty-six years serving the Washington public. GOING TO SELL IT? Save time, trouble and money. Call Franklin 8991. Household goods. merchandise. stock No_quantity too large. te. Fr. pe " i Send yours | t off)—Before leaving | 194 | 7 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. BEDBUGS. ROACHES, moths, fieas, Fats exterminated’ guaranteed. Am fectant Co., 610 Dist. Nt. Bk. BIdg. OR, BODY AND FENDER 5:30 W [t "L PLATED: Drass beds, 1. ne siver plat- & Co. eprines 1 prompt de w. M. 66 mat,. down o ng Co. 1574 7th, MATTRESSES ieal Beddi per cylinder: and wires. Coleman 4598. brick garages ith & Cole. B nd repair work, porch- 1. partitions. * French reasonable prices. house re timate. E. Weaver. Franklin 1808, R—Jobbing. eatimates. Linc. 10413, Temodel- 3G P Yoih . LECTRICAL ppliances. HDair Sho. o El ATRING. Tans. motors. rmature winding Electri D st. nw. Franklin 4634 'AIRING. motors, arma- nE: power apparatus spe: Armature Works, 635 D Central n.w. _Main 3661 EXPERT FLOOR FI “Touse pant: ced prices. - Paul . n.w. 1 Pot. 251._31° lectric machine and hand finish- reliable service. 3 North 473. FLOORS—Beautiful floors make beautiful old floors scrated and finished like new: floors laid. scraved and finished. H E. Birch, 635 F et nw. Main 2007, 30% FURNITURE REPAIRING and_refinishing: SHERMAN & €O. Tepd: slip: Returned EATING— npt _attention _at Southern Heating _Co.. Main 8 3¢ ! reaso: prices, 719 6th st. n.w cents: made wnila ou ait. Turner lark. new idress, 192115 "New York ave: n.w. Frank. 3005. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ELICATESSEN and ne business: new neighborl tion:" sickness reason for 2314 4th st. ne. North 1 fa WILL SELL 31400 204 TRUST NOTE. pay ahle monthiy. 700: owner needs ready cash. _Address 20 for Box. 456-3. Star_oifice uodmnloun't‘mn, n?(’"l‘rl hos® Y| LAWN MOWERS—Sales and service: hand and power: parts for all makes: repairing. ete.: taws and tools sharpened. ' J. V | Huichins & Co.. 1218 € st. n.w. Main ‘800, | PATNTING —Touss painting. floor Anishing skilled 1 redu prices Paul S 3 Tel. 31° FITTER, experienced, and alterati 45 dress, and_coat department. "g"wsfl'fn’: SITUATIONS—FEMALE, . wishes Dlace as = Sone G Satiiime work. Pot. 8034 NURSE, refined, competent. desires position as nurse fo_semi-invalid: physicians refer- ences. _Col. 7850-J. G CRSE. practical. wants work: best of reference. "Cail North 7826. 4 NURSE-ROUSEKEEPER, white, el - s}{:‘“@{g $26 Week: refs. anin” 16483 2L st. n.w. . 7 PRACTICAL NURSE—Will nurse and do housework durin; Give city reference: charges _reasonable, one Main 9070 from 5 10_7:30 p.m. or 7:30 to 8 a.m. . T v 7 ST T L o T Boom 219, Yoo venmont aval CT® S e veri oo e SPOTEES B0 S0 GIRL, for real estate and ineurance off o "and acourate, “Address Box 0B st UNCH COUNTER GIRL. experienced. 1306 .8 ‘6. nw. 30¢ s A e PASTRY AND BREAD COOK. %00d on sal- s el oy S NTE R :‘A-{‘E“!T.;fiY— et Tave Had 0 o 0SS anaige " Xearese Box 30k, Btar 31‘23'. YOUNG WOMEN FOR TELEPHONE OPERATING GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING 3 PERIOD REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER PERMANENT POSITIONS PLEASANT WORK AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN APPLY ROOM 1 722 12th ST. NW. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COg}fl’ANY STENOGRAPHER. typist. bookkeeper, gen- ral offics experience; BYS ook <Sibe E" fi STENOGRAPHER AND BOOKKEEPER. ex- Periepoed: 8 years® experlence. ~ Addresy Box 56-J. Star offic 30 WOMAN, white, rtellable, wants place housekegper: small family. 1223 Bates n YOUNG_WOMAN, 26, ambitious. Wllllns| to irm work, desires to' counect with some PARTNER WANTED—Will give half inter. est i tailoring. pressing and cleaning estab- lishment to one experienced in the husiness must come well recommended. Address Box 58-K. Star office. near Washineton: 24 ami. Also hotel in Shen- andoah Valle; TOOMA: running water in every room: swimming pool: sulphnur spring: elecricity: ‘orchard: 70 acres. 8 or rent cither properts. Phone Hyattaville 1009, 30* CLEANING AND PRESSING. custom tailo shop: good business: downtown section: eac. ficed if sold this week. Address Box 49-J. Star office. 30 DRUGGIST—Good _opportunity for party carrying_full Jine of stock: no competition: Corner , brick _store, car-stop entrance: in rapidly growing community for'eale or lea on' reasonable terms. ~Address Box 7R.K. Star office. . BARKERY AND DELICATESSEN_ fully equinped: near the Navy Yard. VWil sell cheap to a %X‘C‘l buyer. Good business. Call gn Andrew D. “Taslor. 407 8th st. s.c. after n.m. DELICATESSEN. doing over_$400_weekiy: written guarantee: try for 2 weeks: lease: reasonable price. Call North long | 5. ‘PAPERHANGI prices: an_opportunity to save A. H.'Kaulfuss. 1016 6th n.e. Summer satis. ar. Line. 48b3.3. | i 3 | PAPERHANGING PLASTERING—Ses Wm iA _ Little about vour interior and exterior { painting._8 N, Fr. 8754, at { PAPERAA N AND ~ PAINTING—Get lour estimates R. Tot ‘st oo | Lewi { PAP) WHOLE HOUSE. jrooms and 2-story hall. No. 2 grade, wmmer_prices. Ad. i NGING—] red, $6 T e ARG TRG Ry P o | BBome iaaLis G607 = | PAPERHAN PAINTING—This month IS g orae size, Toom scraped. slscd. poin a wi chrome pa B { Mashanle aper. can’ ba wasned with cloth. $12: painting and plastering at_low prices: We ‘use_Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil only. We mix our palnts on premises: ses the ingredients. Paperhanging guaranteed 5 years: first-class work only: no extra charges. Terms if you desire, as long as 18 months to frec estimate, = Philadelphia Decorating Co.. Inc.. 811817 Oth st n.w. Main 2236, _Oven evening 29 ™ on| FOR SALE—Notion store. nw.. Jul o B oo ate el e 878 ‘'mo. Addresa Box 157-J. Star office. | PAPERHANGING—Better _work __for_ less !YHDXIQQ’. Call Col. 9235, Economy Wall Paper 1 €o. 827 Princeton pl. ‘n.w. 27 MILLINERY SHOP in Connecticyt ave. shop- Bing agn?cc- Kood location. Address Box Kk, Siar cffice B0¢ SHOE STORE—Medium priced_men's. wom- en's, children’s shoes: stock. $8.000: doing low 'rental! best business ywher must sell on account Address Box 72K, Star PIANOS TUNLD. repaired and rébuilt; bighe grade work. McHugh & Lawson, 1222 4 in.w. Franilin_5580. | PIANO TUNING. $2—We specialize in gen- eral piano repairs and rebu ldms. Get our estimate. Prices reasonable. killed me- chanics. Work fll‘nnl”d. Sanderson- Schaeffer Co.. 6544 st a. Line. 187 whers advancoment”{a Imperative.” At prow ant'in ‘Goverament employ as execitive o 0Lt ST bever owest madacs Sl s ; ; calary: Teek " Address Box 86-K. Star ofise. 3100 SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. id._plai fi?‘v’l‘m%;"f;‘;mfié.? SB78 B Tt 588 "S WORK. colored abdrenn, Bouseclouner. North D38k, 3% e now. 30 THOUSEWORK. ored . SN h08 oo et o ooy SENERAL HOUSEWORE. cook o7 part iis ey S nces,. TALL Willburs st now: NERAL HOUSEWORK. by reliable col- e TIHT, etay mighta. 781 Lamont ok, nwr. Col._7634-W. 5t GIRT, colored. wanis work as nurse or house maid, 1206 R st. n.w. lored. desires work all day Tuesday [T i 0 A i GIRL. colored, neat, wants work of any Kind: Ro. Stinday work. 33 L st. n.w. lace neral house ““aké"s;m.‘.’m P oEy Tente Sy e, Fe A0 b Work B AUNDR lor and delivered. PRESSING, cleaning and tallor shop: smail {pvestment aS3 Nerms " busy Tocation. ‘1433 UPHOLSTERING—Special prices now: slin covers made to order: cabinet work. Capitol Upholstering Co.. 627 F n.w. M. 1803. 30 WELL ESTADLISHED confectionerymaza for sale: Erade Franiin 7400 TPHOLSTERING and slip covers: also re. pairing? very low lP‘r’Emf’ 'Eo1°%035. Stanaard Tpholstery Co, 2810 14th st. n.w. 1 WANTED—Rooming house, downtown. mod- by, private par 5 D rom owner: mist be Sheap”for cash.” Address. Box 702k Srar office, OI1, BURNER and electric refrizerator busl ness: uires more time than owner can ive. 1t because of other largor interests: El¥ht man:can step in on very small prosent inSesiment Dresent pwner will fance i dlate Temuirgments' for stock.. Addresy Hox N6-K, Star office. - e see eyt o he - S B R ™ W%figmfi—rmuuk steel and “aluminum wel roperly: work guaranieed. Colem Welding' Shon. 207 12t mw. M. 4508, WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES — Good uality opague shades fitted to your win- e Wl s uni, free 3 Kleehintt 1100 Gna H sts. e, LinerB1s: WINDOY 'S~ AND SCREENS—Fres n APES Y % SO0 2031 Mo ols_ave. s 3 eatimates. J. M. Butier & WINDOW SHADES to order &t ? icoe: better shades for less money; - g’l‘mn. 1109 14w n.w. Maln 104