Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1926, Page 27

OPERATIC CONGERT “ON WRC TONIGHT - Hotel Trio, Nature Talk and . Piano Recital Also Fea- tures of Program. The Monday night operatic concert, presented by the WEAF Grand Opera Co., and a concert by the Wardman Park trio, directed by Sam Udrin, will be the principal musiea] features of WRC's pro- gram to be broad- cast tonight. The opera presenta- tion' is scheduled for 9_o'clock, and the Wardman Park concert will be broadcast dur- ing the preceding hour. The earlier pro- gram arranged by WRC, which con- tinues several of the features which formerly wers on the pro-. p. 5. RIDSDALE. srams of WCAP, will bring to the radio audience P. S. Ridsdale, editor of Nature Magazine, who will discuss “Queer Quirks of Na- ture—Midsummer Night's Jazz,” and Prof. David Lumsden of the De. partment of Agriculture, who will de- liver a talk on “The Orchid—The Royal Family of Plants.” Between these two radio talks & piana recital will be presented from WRC's studio by Gertrude Smallwood, popular Washington planist. WRC's program will be opened with a sports resume beginning at 7 o'clock. The noon hour organ recital, broad- cast from the studios of the Homer D. Kitt, Plano Co., was presented by Henry Smidt-Gregor, and was followed by an hour of luncheon music played by Meyer Davis' New Willard Hotel Orchestra, under the direction of samuel Korman. . At 4 o'clock this afternoon, WRC will broadcast the third game of the series being played in St. Louis be- tween the \ashington American League Champions and the Browns. LocalRadio Entertainment Monday, August 2, 1926. 5 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. ~—Time signals. WMAL~—Washington Radio Foruml B 2.6 Meters). Stlent. WRC-—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 4 p.m.-—Play-by-play account of the Washington-St. Louis base ball game. p.m.—Base ball news. p.m.—"Queer Quirks of Nature - ‘\Hdsummer Night's Jazz,” by P. 8. Ridsdale, editor of Nature Magazine. 20 p.m.—"“The Orchid—the Royal Family of Plants,” by Prof. David Lumsden of the Department of Agri- culture. & p.m.—Wardman Park Trio. 9 to 10 p.m.—Operatic concert, broadcast with WEAF from New York. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.—"Tower Health Yixercises,” from Metropolitan Tower, New i 11:55 a.m.—Arlington time signals. 12 noon—Organ recital by Katherine Hlill Rawls, broadcast from the Homer L. Kitt studio. -1 p.m, —Irving Boernstein's Hotel ‘Washington Orchestra. POWER INCREASES ARE NOT FEARED Cost to Ordinary Stations Too ; Great to Allow Damage to Broadcasting. Reports of five and even ten fold in- creases of power by United States ‘broadcasting stations are the least of Ehe worries of the Department of Com- merce at present. Boasting the power used for broad- rasting costs money, and, except in Yhe cases of radio or electric manufac- turers who are searching for a method ©f national distribution of radio pro- grams and are using “super-power for experimental purposes, is hardly worth the expefise. The onekilowatt station—or, at ‘best, a transmitter with an output of five kilowatts—is more than sufficient 1o eerve as a purely local medium of broadcasting, it was explained. More- over, the.manufacture of transmitters of greater power than_five kilowatts #0 far has not been attempted except in rare cases. Crosley Plans Step-up. Recently plans for increases in power have been announced at several stations, the largest of which is that planned, by the Crosley Radio Corpora- tion, where a 50,000.watt transmitter, it is said, will supplant the present 5,000-watt equipment. A suggestion that the next logical step-up in power from the 50.000-watt mark, which has been used by WGY and WJZ, would be to 500.000 watts, was recently of- fered by the General Electric no actual attempt to prov mitter capable of work with such a power has been made. A number of stations scattered throughout the country are reported ‘to be preparing to step their power up to the 5,000-watt figure, the limit of the general run of manufactured transmitters. Other stations formerly operating on less than 1,000 watts are expected to go to the onekilowatt rating. Would Necessitate Junking. 1t was pointed out further that any radical increases in power used at the majority of stations would necessitate the junking of the present plants and the purchase and installation of en- tirely new apparatus. ‘The present type of 50 and 100 watt stations, it was said, could hardly be operated at higher power, and the 500 to 1,000 watt transmitters cannot be expected to function efiiciently above those figures. i NR AMBULANCE BUILT. Eoviet May Order 8 Similar to 7- Passenger German Craft. BERLIN, August 2 (#).—The first ommercial air ambulance has been completed for the German Air Service at the Dornier-Wal plant at Frisdrich- ghafen. It is a seven passenger, high-spsed plane. The interior is enameled to facilitate disinfection and §t contains two berths for seriously svounded, four invalid chairs and room for two attendants. Representatives of the Soviet gov- ernment have taken trial flights in the plane, and it is reported an order for at least six of the air ambulances will be placed by. the Sovietsy ok Berattara 3 lSo—lelloM Conn.: Hub v o Rarey um. Sheiton m-n Ani c‘if s, 5 New York: Ernie Golden's Hotel Ernle Golden' ynnmm results Phllldnl phia: Roil Jeal \ -np Base Tesults: o1gan atra. ingirumenia) Tafke: sical program Yo 8:15—Piti h &b Hu‘-'n E‘c. Iph! 1o Harttorar Conn a Richmond HHL, N. polio Orcheatr: V0. Planist: 7:00—Richmond Hul, N Y. Miami Beach, ‘Fla.i Dinner coneert Cincinnats . Hotel Gibson' Orchestra Phijadelphia: Vocal and the Merry Minstrels solos: n Bernie Mever Davia' rehestra . St. WBAL male quartes . Add: 8:00—Atlantie Cite: Baltimore: WBAL Trio: solorst §t. Lo ork .N‘;‘"?i l';'d“«li violin_an Philadetohia: Grenn. rocita New York: Talk: Hardm Boston vocal selections . Serenading Shoemakers Claveland:_ Studio’ nrogram Atlantle City: " Hotel Anubnudor nmmlpm- Cincinnat ™ Chirieston o rleston. Richmond' Hill X.Y. o Hartford, ‘Conn.: " Pittsburgh: ¥ armers’ Cincinnati - Pianist: Soring! Atlanta: 8 8:30—Boston: Lide" Vemne' “Oretiest: 9:00—Baltimore: WRAL Dan Atlantic City: Hotel Ambaseador. ar Atlanta: Troutt's Melodv Artists Kansas Citv: Program from WEAF Memphis: Farm talk New York ™ Vocal and i‘vnmnn-u Tork: Phiiadeinni Campbell's Oreh Springfieid: Fnaamb Newark: Manterer Richmond mg A e w Tork: :: o W _Garden hour 'A" Grand | WDAF, “WIAR. from 9:30—Dallas: Agriculture program Fhiladeiphia: Hotel S el Adelphi Sor ingfield: Weather and mlm tra Hlfllfifd Lo Rl ofonec, hastra \.:‘"Ym-k Sneinna 10:15—Chicago: Studio features from hour fan Quartet: Hoter V3454 City it He Clty: e rog Carnev . Ponular’ song hour All Rights Reserved. WHEN YOU BUY YOUR RECEIVER The time to think of buying your re- ceiver or of trading in vour old one for a new one is fast approaching. Now is the time to think about the type you are going to buy so that you will have plenty of time to look around and find out the type you want to buy. Of course, as in everything else, there are certain things for which you should look in buying a receiver. Bear in mind that, after all, the best test to apply to a receiver is that of actually having it perform in your own home. You cannot expect a dealer to supply vou with test re- ceivers for a year hefore you select one, but any wide-awake dealer will meet you more than half way in order to make a sale. Most dealers have display rooms in which they give demonstrations. It is wise to have several sets demonstrat- ed in'the display room so that you can decide for yourself the relative merits of the various instruments when tested under similar conditions. Your selection of the best of a group of receivers can very easily be done in the dealer's showroom. After vou have picked out the best of all thy which he handles. you can then ask for a home demonstration. so that you can be suro it will perform properly in your own home. Such a demonstra- tion of one or two sets in your own home is easily arranged, and the deal- er will be glad to do that for you. Difference in Cost. The first thing vou must decide upon, as far as the mechanics of the receiver are concerned, is whether you want a receiver that will require an outside aerial or one which oper- ates on an indoor or loop aerial. The indoor aerial receiver will cost more, but will eliminate the necessity of the trouble of putting up lnd taking down an outside aerial. ‘When once installed, however, the outdoor aerial receiver is usually neater than the loop aerial receiver unless the loop receiver has a self- contained or hidden loop. It is practically impossible to go into & detailed discussion of circuits in this article. Most sets nowadays l.re no longer being sold on the basis circuits, but on performance, and .1 en only actual test will tell you whether or not the set will be satis- factory. Sets Much Neater. Radio receivers are no longer a ere collection of sets, batt: and unk” strewn all over the place. Better decide beforehand whether you want just a receiver and then figure out where you are going to put the batteries, or re on getting either one of the seif-contall outfits with mury compartments or |0W0r. 2 separate receiver and table wllh built-in loudspeaker and-battery and charger compartments. Tn the latter case the matching of the receiver cabimet and table will is to be considered. Also decide on vour source of cur- Kol Orchsetra. TO T P.M, Orcheatra: solos: news. ack Chapman's’ Orc birthday Tist . conce: usical program musical i porta:” orkan’ concert. Hotel ® RifZ-Carlton Orchestra 1 nstrumental T POGoldman. Band concert solos 1 T0 8 PM. Synchrophase hour instrumental dinner * concert Allen Theater Orch v irey WY SLINERS w’ 'GY_ agriculture program Seaside Hotel Ensemble Program from WEAF : markets: Orchestra reci St. Celilia Ensemble ® TO 10 P.M. or and ‘Pat Conway's Band. fioilee pageant . inatrumental ariisis . American Legion nrosram : solos harmony singers olinny Camp's Oreheatra: Opera Compan+ ' ‘Wi WCAP, "RED, TO 11 PM. 10:00—Xaw York: Rolfe's Palais 4'Or Orchestra . Johnny Hamp's Dance m' S, Musical program “from .mdm Bel Canto Mal te! Meinin znummer:' Satre Silver sli "'"cb"‘"' i . 10— Afancie Gt 8l SToguprer Supper Clab Dance Grehesira, Fo: Your Hour League, with P 12:45—Ranaor ) 'y : Nighthawk frolic: Piantation Players: others T ——— S i FIFTEEN MIMTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Noted Authority on Radio * Reproduction Prohibited. be an important item if appearance ! rent. The storage “A™ battery still the most convenient source of battery current, With a charger, it forms a good source of eurrent supply for the ":‘r‘y el ult.b“‘l'hs ml:r ter of choosi " batteries an anmlnuuutw the “B” battery LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1926 Programs of Distant Stationa Scheduled for Bastern Standard Time DI R e !hll nw. ant ot prgied 5 | self by .mflu u 3 ‘earn! onehty Sinderatand T-'nn» nickel on aine.und Bave fnd Sxperlegcs o condpct efficient. rasultfu resoarc) v cxceptional hieh-grade man ueed gppl. State in full detailn. experionce. gl In sirict” confidence. - Apollo. La s-m. 814 'fm rainin e Qe SI'I‘UA’I‘IO\S—DOMESTIC (Cont'd). Irst-cl wanis general housewo S nnm‘.‘"fi?#! Serman GIRL. neral housework; home nighis. ont 1‘ 1, A for ex-| “'uum :nrd will "fl’ 31850 ore » mont! d experi BOY with bicycle: also ¥ presser for tailor shop, 1707 e E FINTSHE R—First " ne steady_work. 1003 E_st. n.w. ;EIJTEM ALESMAN who ¢ "m‘?&, ._Star_ofm. > 22 252 82 832 . 870 LADY cAm'Asnns—' or Singer el 'fi”‘“ hhq T Almly 723 17th st n.w. GIRL, Tellabis colored, wants place; house- T b e, IRl L ored. reliuble, aals piace. nurse he'h Cusework. 933 ¥ 1 5" -day work in st nw., care e a8 arpened. J. Hiientin & &0 1578" W e Mats ggo. ]‘-:‘ "o’rE lh‘n i-n' 11 pl “vz:rsgm ,,' Gll colored. experienced: NI 'anmm"‘mgsn 1740 bt Tousework: mothers gn dzlf"edounu«fr‘ orth 9334, nTi’P . > kv wunny yard P00§’ doten NDRESS. _first-cioas x‘&. Bome. " Main 8545, " 428 3 B, R 77 Bother's heloer wan ith se n}.".-hor "a'?m'? | Bhone Norin 2855; 2570 ok agfnplluxgr:.l:. dni work or laundry to (s . OUNG WOMAN. rofined, darirss vosition aa w ‘s helper n‘ Small ’l‘l‘nély,hgg n"n?l?_ry references. ome WOMAN. colored. wanis a position as = H nanels ll line. MAN T 2 on L A eniekman o arate s w5 Haie, eiver Ence Past conn Salary de. | e Teterence Tequred. * Box 437 xf’-m Ytflnm(‘ AT, service station e umnc: mn 518, Wa and tool Frazier Motor MEN—Fuller Brush Co. can ues. & neat, hon- st men ta call on p%mom'o&r permanent men aver litan Bank Bldg s 619 Metropol MEN—A 50-1 mlon-dnlllr out-of-town oo poration reanires several men with some Rales experience for household .gvlhm!- Appix betwean B and 11 and 3 Super- intendent of Kann's lnm Store MEN—Two. With fales ability. 15 (rain for crew “mana, -nwn 40 per week, while in ; ining. See oberts, 227 Investment 23s 52 ‘program. > 302 NP sacsionc b s [abOespy 5 g RN A7 Rt > ozl -E-S"E?&ii» S'/.“ 3 = > S3snitagasiaty o oo St e = talk paniment wiif and Ttalian: Star_office. = PERSONAL. - ce. 11z A K PAINTING fin ;‘:#nucncz’:u:‘ v, o 62 PAINTING, Jol Al house and " of Twerite 'Lawis ©A. Cong. ave. n'w. Fr E2g) mm‘rme—fi s Dainting, floor flnj-)rlnx ciilled _mechanics: * reduesd p;l ul Sereve. 37 T s . Pot. 261. PAPERING A AT T this_week: Average size room. 0 _and with duplex puyychnm Daper or other ade aole papers. $10 per room and These ‘yrices luclude scraping. sizing nting np. All painte mized on obe. hich assures you of the best ingredients. ANl work gyaranteed agajnet inferior work' manship and material. “No extra charge for ferms up to 24 monih Focrieas Dacorating Co.. n . for QID FOR BOY. FALLS s spare Tiah rees Box 283K, Star ofice. . B OMEN AND GIRLS for obi ames ard_compans 1o siing BAld weekls: n % 12 .lfl'l !ll\ll’fl"l ne. recit METAT, WORKER_Firai class. for auiomo: hile metal bady and fender work. Acme Aute Top and Body Co.. 1421 Irving si. nw. 4° ONE of the I uant Tife insur; Nl mmun desires ten ambil s men to t life inf vrlnte I lesmanshi weeklv Curnwhils Jearning i Somple mum uniir Hniyer: i e A ose Uy 348 D" Sear Five miece: W\d h 38 mi! from Washington 30 meht " Call Pt Tsa1 mter 0 e rm LADY, for bnukkufln{l n.m:-':;%.::r.,.:"::q" dress Box 204-K. Star ] ..s, 4] o & ter ", whe wi';"'fiv‘;-!:«f'f"‘m. 8% O Tl 21 026, Kindly eommunieate with hig Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Hamburg, 1 3 WE WILL GIVE T0U §50 FOR EACH )Dmnllukwcn' you send us, ding we sell them & home. little spare money—send Ba U wish. " Address WI:IOIT R, n Get busy—earn a amen Box V30K, e \Ol'f G LADIES. refined. for counter work frev-class cate luncheon or dinner Fal i seretn from 12 10 1 or 4 to A p.m._at 1010 P st. n.w. YOUNG LADY. cashier in for checker and PATENT ATTORNEY — Large_corporation ln“l‘lflsnflam A;w “Y:I"‘I ':fl flmll\l’A"l"!(: teng dept. for Wigh-grade o 22 K" Star offce. §1ving "\l ‘Darficulars. “rflnfité non-un Apply no ] X PRESSERS-—Expel i ’-u-d -ark t&’“ on Hoffman ma- &t once. Atisptic 732 6th we. 2° ect Paesqufeen an hour of musie Lambert Brothers' Orchestra: ‘Lido ‘Venice Orihes. . WMCA 430.1 4052 3894 390 195 303 YoUXG, LADIES to address oo Iopuuu 7;;gn.;'{|mum-uon for service; st n.w OMEN. of college educa- partment of large tion, Ill correspont local organization age and experience IR reps: Address Box 1763, Star offic REAL ESTATE—Opportunity to earn $200 a week ; experience not necessary but preferred; only hard workers wanted. EATON & MARTIN, 1010 Vt. Ave. M. 76 200.8 142 123 403 204 301 188 403 a21 204 Ban 390 SALESMAN WANTED-—Responaible and ex- perienced salesman wiih car to sell l-rm nn?:ll.l‘ll of rll.‘mnlllr‘nll aulll!é:llndd" gt mmission pian: give afla i x""'m? Address tg. Co., Clarinda, owa. SALESMEN _Experionced selling mnfi'l wire brushes to homes: 557 commission and bohus: rapid advancement. Maxwell Brushes s waiian Playen A 3091 i Piigers BOEA . 2080 ial WBZ WLWL SB organ SALESMEN. for Chevroist cars and_trucks. nd used cars. Owens Motor Co., 3700 Ga. ilro\E’v:é‘n“ill";uzxwum Tore. !que E INTERNATIONAL __ Corresponde: Schools,’ estavlished for over 32 vear looking for a hl‘ -grade man. between the ages of 74 and 38 who is interested in a permanent connection as their representstive in nearby Virginia. Applicant must be well ducated. with & successful past and an un tarnished "reputation. ~Commission _ basi with weekly crawing account Light o essential. If y0u answer thi IIQR‘HMIDII and wish to eng. yourself in a clean. attractive m-c‘)lhl“un it will call forth the best that pRIY o ‘A Whetran. wuperin- tendend, 413 Sth st. n.w., Washington, L).f‘v | WE WILL GIVE vou $50 for each Rome. speker's name you send us. providing we sell them & home: ket busy—eam & Jittla apare money—send any names as you wigh. Address Box 2 Star of 3 ANER—Experienced . steady. yearround positi Vogue Cleaners. 32 SaR3RR33 Cor is wwsaALNY 3L 52835 s aais 233 vocal solos . all- 14th ‘Capstol Theater £ E—Opportun ty to earn 3200 a week ; experience 303 inot necessary but preferred {only hard workers wanted 5044 10 & MAR WG W7 WRAT LWHT 142 204 who knows from experience how 1o han die’ a_crew of specialty saleam M financially_responsible and ?bh to open_and maintain an office and display room. Mist o earning $10.000 fo $25.. 00 ver vear and able w0 prove 8 siccessful sales record and furnish high refer- ences. Perhaps you now have an office and s organization handling some mechani- cal woecislty that hae not proved satisfac. tory. ave avallable both th New’ York territory ans timore-Washing- fon termitory " We rmamutscurs mc:-lr contrae- tors. of in- dustrial s “for approximately £350. Leads furnished from national vertising “campaign. This is a proposition of unus All account k. Stri briefly ment South 3th _WDAF 047 An eliminator is comparativ: ely low in upkeep cost, hut the first cost i« siadelnhia, P —and HEAD OF WORKROOM. Must be thoroughly experfenced in dress- ng tatioring and aosble of taking charee of Workroom. ‘Onjy spplicatl stating complete cxperierice. b oot B Vo S e AT S b T YOUNG WOMEN FOR TELEPHONE OPERATING GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD REGULAR AND FRE! INCREAS THEREAFTER | & PERMANENT POSITIONS PLEASANT WORK AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOM APPLY ROOM 1 722 12th ST. N.W. TH] POTOMAC LLEPHONE COMPANY COOK and ceneral houseworker: axperienced: 1y rederences required gond wages. ADDIY . Apt._ 401 "{gxts TROUBLES. ASTHMA, HAY FEVE few i dis ww D 0‘3’ n tres OLE‘(:¥ o'"" X D P a0 oy Blde., 141 and H'n.w. " Phove ln 8503 _for appointment. CO-OPERATING WITH PARENTS n_spacial care and instruction. continuous or cally. of Jittle (nl‘a at spacions coun- a.:\"r;m‘(" In mid-city. 41 Summit pl. n trzc'rmub AS sl\ GO, AN 1% ln 2. un.. o 1. GRACE NASH, P CHILDREN D!fi ADULTS T0 BOARD AT Chenapeaica Teamn. wock or month. paverie care. No mnearby dangers. Free fishing, hoating. crabbing. Good food, clean heds Jow rates. conveniently Jocated.' Phone (!n- eoln 2574-J or mem 3207-W !EPARATE 5’ fave und $21.75. 5380. erebor 13 2L APLE SHADY, !UL N Convalescent. (hronie and 11l Cases MRE. H. TV‘“ BURRI ~_Froni Roval, Va. 3 PAP! Ammo pecial Tow rd H"hn” a7 oK ""KY.“’“"‘S‘ S. wiven nul . 74l fll?r 'lrdeml foreign dut: e Hine O A et W all iuo- hm-ir Do ehildren b . $626. or would l-nmldrr rent Ao peo %0 Jears’ ime at' 356 o monty w .?n ; " Fmone " Cpt e M 8 7‘ .-n: @ \“fim‘"& Mun Y re or ate Aregear ar- el }gm b ooy OB ‘%,.a RIFIC :fig 194K, STAR m’" s e PIANO. upriebt, plain- mabrgany ok sontiucn 856 s T T e TANOS—22 of them: all coi E they wili pay for themasires: “wil .':.o —x or Jmovine o our puv " joor. 018 ¥ Abpls af F. B, Kramer. 514 nw RGATN: fine. Kramer, St s @ $10" ver ~ Tined res - china cloget. table, North 10261. 1622 Jst n.w tt!wam‘mls Saw and second Band Refrigerator ot nw XOPHONES. v ~Biescher o'n <4 litme, oibes piusicel instoomn e sons free. Independent Muse Co.. 620 ¥ 41, atier $15 0—!0. Wm. BCTap: Pfll" 'll 10 guaran- toed Il‘:nfin' v De- r?-’kf‘i’i‘fi: uuhvnx u’ i > Rer i:‘n%::{f:&)\'b ik all guar PAi ERNANGTNG AND_PAL ?‘r estimatas first and save mones. wis. Frank. 5747. 1022 1st st. n.w BURVEYOR'S TRANSIT and I= gxcellent condition. H. C. Hoover. Irving n.w 380 rooma and 1. -story hall. No. :rm l.n"Vud ing_polychrome: Summer prices. PAPERHANG! NG—Rogme r«i .‘se -ml . n.w. wfi Geoige. 984" TTth one Adu- PAPERHANGING—] W work _for s monex. Call Col. 9235, Economy Wall Pa Co.. 627 Princeton pl_n.w. {2l THOMPEON BROS. SPpe'> WODEL CANOE Fith Elto —outhoard ~metor: new gk Sully " equi) Can’ be seen a ouse. 34th and K ete. 0 evenings. Ask fo Mitler 8260 . Ly’fl'{,’m lvm'u. :.nvyc‘gz P;'\‘Pl:xn}::flvc PAT n‘o—m. uxm:;l o ave size “room ecra 74 Dpapered ‘with | yeh gfll’ ’fl Dainfing snd" piasterine a1 Jo¥ price Astering ot Jow prices Butch Bor f’sdm«nmnn-mm 3 ‘0 mx our paints on premises: see theingre. Paperhanging guaranteed 5 first-class work only no QX(Y! Terms' 1t 700 desie. ‘se lone. a2 1% ponthe to par? fren et Philadelphia D!"(Irlfll:ll“ Co. I 114 #th st nw PIANOS TUNED. repaired and rebuilt: - rade Erade work McHugh & Lawsan. n&‘% PIANQ TUNING. 82—We specialize in gen. gral piano repairs and rehuilding. Get ou E‘ Fricos’ ressonable, Skilled .m 8 Work , fiarantesd an Reminetons Portab] We can save you money. C1h‘°gr 5 nmthly W.,ihxus\lln Typewriter 01" % ¥ 1613, TYPEWRIT! L oy are Fr DI All other wold. u:'.mle"d ana 3 ierma: exch Towest it i ""F,‘u:r'u" %1% b East Can. #t. Rent greatls roduced A ©of renairing done. Open eves. linc.82. VACUUM CLEANERS—Several used. and_hand. good rondition: $5 each. _Harding ¢ 0 e WASHING MACHINE, 1900 “Catarsct” demm Onmtrator: : chear Wrdress Box 246 1m43 RITERS —American Trpewriter 0o din st.ae. PLAflml'm nod_straieht new werk gl patching and nointing up done by Liovd Per- due. the man that does the best work at res- sonable prices. Snecial garvice at once whan Fr. 1711.W. 826 4th et. nw. 3° fOLSTERING and slip_covers also re- pairing: very low prices. Col. 4038. Stand- Upholsters Cog 2510 14th st 1i.w: _ WA \TED—MISCELLANEOUS. e, ie beat” medium 5] furniture. ete. S, spnovance. "Send f&'{; Inc. m‘fl_FfiTfiii? iamp colleciia 28 o S edorate Siomire Cots s Knhfll 808 13 Main 19 3 emall _lots. KS BOUG) lere or Frank. 5418 -t Pp.r?m-n * Book Shop. B33 G n-w. FEATHER BEDS and furniture: best prices paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. 601 Ese st nw._ Phona Main 5638, FURNITURE of 2l &ind wanted prices paid. (' r\flll Yunnmr» Co ., best 400 La. | I RING—Woecial prices cers made ia order cabIng: WPk A Upholstering Co.. 627 ¥ n.w. M. i803. :v_{a'gl\n;~u ing, “steel a0 Weiding' Shon. 507 A2th mw M 458 WINDOW AND DOOR_ SHADES — Good S,'"'"', ooedue shades fitted to sour ein- e We "fi ..-.n with's -511 15 Rlecviatt 1100 snd # me WINDOW SHADES AND HEENSpres estimates AP Rl . 2031 Nch- T areras Tinnl Jotes WINDOW SHADES to order ai prices: better shades for less moges. Factory. 1109 14th n.w. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. + | FOR SALE—HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST Tactory Shade Main 10428 and_auto_gistriet. West 266. 5 FORNITURE—Would 0 Tear 1mm private party having some nueed furniture for sale. also piano. Phone Franklin 5394. ; “l"l;l'zdfi an‘1 h’l:‘uvzh‘(:lld lood-' wan ou wi <atinfind with Drices Weisenbers. 405 10th st. ¢ ”rnnkn:" STORE. 2309 Pa. ave. w.r.—Light groceries cigars. tobacco, jce cream. candies and sofi drinks: also 6 large rooms, ity: deep lot to paved aller: two-car cement { Block ide . stock and all: price. It,usn full” partieulars by calling ngs Col. 5284 €as and electrie. LD, “allver. yatches, and_old S Cash vatge pad n‘:u...n 81 BUSINESS. i route and joe_ iruck : %00d trade guaranteed. 2456 # ULD GOLD—Bring in i geza, ar Qistinims Siamonds: 'siso. discarded Jewpi " heed T our mumfmufinl & 'Wlll Ry hl(lnl prices A. Eahn, STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE. store fixtures gfice furniturg of every description ::u‘hi WILL pay_cash for a Steinway, Kna' ermg or Stiefl grand piano: ‘state age and | price desired: no dealers. Address Box 153-J. Star office “GIRL—Colored. ¢ 1 hmu-‘rn;k wpd Cooling. ADDIy S478 1AL st mw = PRACTIC, A NTURSE. ‘eulfll. white, strong and capable for lld‘ ‘with “heart troubie. assisting with ‘housework ; near Mty incoln_400. % WHITE AN for general housework: assist with infant in small family: no laun: dry: stay nights: references. Cleve. 2442 2! P A A T or £ )flrhnd"q’ 4 e “ R # SITUATIONS—MALE. ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER and tyni wflmt«’l_ serelary{reasurer: responsible,po- | Feniral housework. BOY—Employment wanted for bov 15 dress_Bo: BOY. white, 19, wants permanent jon: driv any car: office position preferred «u:re od. Wheel LA not requiring honest, reliable !flu(’h higher. = Usually vou can huy “B" batteries for about three years for the price of a good eliminator. Loudspeakers. are available in dif. ferent styles. There is the horn, the cone and the built-in horn, which comes either as part of the set, or as part of the radip table. The con- cealed types are naturally. better from the sundnolm of npmnnre INFANT DEATHS FEWER IN FRANCE FOR QUARTER HELP—MALE AND FEMAL COMMISSION PAID TO REAL ESTATE ALESMEN AND SALES- WOMEN. Million-doliar g-vgln ment of 500 acres overiooking the mpiost, modern (m- | OF rovements Thorough school! Y ris. ~ leads and_ ifansporiation i Address Box 43-K. Star office. HELP—MALE Ahn FEHALE CARPENTER—Jobbin. any ki dia . plumber or o around ga- : deaf ‘man: married, wants job. Call oln_8183. EMAN b piaced by former employer mho 18- oa ing "town: will Five referende. Pot. 46 Notes’ Furniture ‘House, 514 10th St. N.\W, Phone Franklin 2015. the highest cash prices fe e fimuflm nd bousenold eHacts. antique furniture, c b B Aty etc: packing and shipping at low o SELL? or 9539, WESCHLER 'A. AVE. N.W. Household Effects. Merchandise Stocks. Automobiles. etc. Thirty-six years serving the Washingion public. GOING TO SELL IT? Save' time, trouble and money. Call Franklin 8991. Household roods. merchandise. stocks. ete. No_quantity too large. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. lowing 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 Serv- ice Column call Main 5000, Branch 115. win foprable mmfl!un experienced. with best refer- ‘wants position wil private family llz:“l:er;.“ Address 4608 Ot n.w. Plone ANTS BEDBUGS. rats extermina fectant Co., 610 ROACHES, moths. fleas, guarantoed. Am’ Disia: . Nt. Bk. 'ldl | DELICATESSEN. confactionery. soda_foun- t2in: buey corner, few doors from theater reason for gale. family ‘clrcumetances: bar- ih 33 2 x §00d 0 H Owner leaving city, sacrifice. 11th nees price. $700: rent B | MBS, women's snd (hrlmin' Tarnishings, dry gods and notions store Tor sale in Erow- g Virginia community near Washineton | golden o) xcellent location. P;mm | DELICATESS large mmn— Tition E active who} ration. estabhished five years. To the right man ‘will be willing to 1l controlling interest. Address Box 135-K. |rok SALE—Barber shoo: fine business: two h\.v;uonm- Barag lar: - 5 £ PELICATERSES tionery for other business. By owder. G_STORE—Doing g0od business koo terms. Addrees Box S80- in 4 good Junch room bumness at Market | DIAMOND BARGAINS. Diamond Dinner cems and _smppairen Y64 ToUnLIng: must be myid at once. $62 Handsome Diamond Solitaire. flery gem, saf in 18-kt. white enid m: * cogt $150; party must sacrifice. $105 14;.carat Beautiful Solitairs Diamond Ring. exceptionally brilliant gem. set handsome mount:ng fine blue-white white ~guld 1-carat Perfect Soiitaire Diamond unues- ally fiers gem, beautiful 18-kt. white gold mounting 2 All-Platinum Flexible Bracelst, hlue-whi) diamonds- extramel: demgn and fine workmanship. san = $885 See Ts Before Buving Diamonds. KAHN OPTICAL CO., ___617 7th St N.W CABIN LAUNCH. 38 ft. thoroughly equipped: Buffalo 84 larer. handeom# a real bar ma Jack Ouse. fine raine. in perfect ‘condition Donaldson igh & Wilson's Boat fith_and Tl et e T it won mant Tor e ofiee. WASHINGTON ALVAG! o L » Dep! 8th S ases and Store Fixures Ruse & Company, BALTDMORE. XD. tory.”_ Resident Saleathan. _Lincoin B484-%. U.S. GOVT. HARNESS: paint, all colors, $1.95 gallon; all kind< garden tools. Washington | Salvage Co., 303-307 10th st. VACUUM CLEANERS. 9 only, regularly $55; genuine Sweeper- Vac Cleaners; fully guaranteed :|830 each. First come first . Carroll Electric Co., 714 12th st. n.w good bus ing; Ingmdry oin, 3 lo(-’ud in_apartment bui GETA] | S iy o ok sonable: reasons for melling stated person- ally. * Call at 112! or_phone Adams NEW md second-haud Keldroas Sox 334 K0, 234. DUPLICATING SHOP: WELL profitable business: good clientele: operatios easily learned: sell for $2.000; terms. A dress Box 318-K. Star office. clothing _business opportunity pedigreed: beautiful Mmens priced low for awick eale. Clarendon 214 DR NEW_MOD! 1422 IRV \G ST. CHAUFFECR, colored, ~desirgs ‘bosi fon_in private family: rience and reference: call Line 9775-W. James Spinks, 403 A st. T ASSISTA nov edge newgr work. 2\)5 WANTFD—SALIBMKN azine and vacuum cleaner nfi. ' clean T With line: new in Do (. new sales easy: big repeats l:zd.v e <"'l And crew managers wan ‘all 3 . Sun., ‘Mon.. Tues.. Apt. 6. $120 L LARGE Washington corporation has ing_for exi Saiesman: poition - is Tiniis for advancement:. 1y Hamirks nity for ni amisky, 5, 4th floor. Washington o Bide wYMm AGENCIE KA D Co. i 'u'."e:; mz"?"t'-' u"“.'nf'“m - TINE “and gensral B 5 fr[.‘l‘m:-mw’x;m P, .T'-na"r':"i'fi'«.k Tna. Employment Agen: aes, 105 0 OI‘HLF. POSITIONS Free mlhflrllmn ‘Washington tmvle) ‘ment e T A K ? e Unless You AI'Q Room_20 ransportation Bld| 1718 qh Campaign to Save Babies, Aided by Amerioans, Shows Results for First Three Months. BY the Ansociated Press. PARIS, August 2.—FEfforts to re- duce infant mortality in France, in Which effort Americans have taken a prominent part, seem to he meeting with success, judging by statistics just issued by the minister of labor covering the first quarter of 1926, Theso figures show that while the number of births decreased as com- pared with the same period last year, there was an appreciable decrease in the number of habies who died, which, added to a diminution in the general death rate, gives an increase in the population of more than 9,000, as com- pared with a_decrease of 4,500 the first quarter of 1925. The actual decrease in the number Dnu--m:flv_vow married mi ires, o years' schooling. Verar 116 110 ot 0w EVENING EMPLOYMENT—Young N.mkk-emn l\'l’il\l sales experience. ‘fi.’! Star office. .vurml married. wan al ment with living rooms. P1"ina at. n.w ) MAN, 30, T auto drver, Hon. " anyining. = Address Box office MAN, 40, sober. reliable. wants position as hotel night clerk or watchman: exp. Ad dress Rox 410K, Star ofice” X, o o ‘A B"avflnn ave. i [ — man who has knowl- fa’ o o S Dine and booliuvg; PHARMACIST, resisiered. qipsrienced. capa i3 _years last place. relar oreen Phone ‘Lincoln Blosd 3 " "Howison, i '3 or man fo wo; erences. Kermit Foster, {7 I T W, WASHING and Houseciean You i geal el ox copmercal AT "!‘:_n P A*‘nlslbl 4* unun m Fosini &“wwa TR now. ,mployment of births is 4,348 for the three-months’ period, and the decrease in infant mortality is 2,938. The falling off in the number of deaths, all ages, is 18,016. The number of divorces decreased from 4,367 the first quarter of 1925 to Al 4,204 in 1926. There was a falling off | make car: cars furni of 5,517 in the number of marriages. | mit secured or no c; 4 K i mmr—m—sr;fix——cfim—" native teacher. N, PHYSIOLOGISTS CONVENE AWOW & S F 1223 C st. n.w. rank. 41 Many Noted Sclentists Will Attend it s oflors Sessions in Stockholm, ""1’“1"’" e Y T G o L STOCKHOLM. Sweden, August 2 ced Instructore; - gatief % "m L, R 'éfiu bia '?5 ervice. au28e INSTRUCTION COURSES. e ox (#).—The Congress of Physiologists |2 will open a five-day session here to- morrow, with delegates representing 37 nations. There will be 567 del gates, the United States and Germany sending 100 each, and France and ngland 40 each. The congress mill be under the presidency of Prof. J. E. Johansson of Sweden. Seven Nobel prize winners | will participate. ——— THOMAS TO TOUR CANADA. Secretary of British Rail Union _Will Sail Saturday. LONDON, August 2 (#).—James Thomas, general secretary of ational Union‘of Railwaymen, is booked to sail next Saturday for a six-week tour of Canada, says the Westminster Gazette. He will be ac- companied by his wife and two daughters. Mr. Thomas was instrumental ‘in Hotels. clubs, apartments. institutions. rooms. "““.‘,“.'.:“' umov(rm rfl% ida, TR bl housekeepers, _ accountant: room stewards IM other executives. igh! "ll;mlflv‘w‘ &;c:m( flm Ih:; LI S S WIS Hcfi"m, TRAINING SCHOOLS, NG MAN with new car desives positio; b 574‘;'“ n as experi- hen work Star e ,,..,"..E., &"{w A B s ence, ouno ll‘ N ’my"mna i 45-K. Star office. == APPAREL (men for rummage sale. al miscellancons P:&llehold arucles. o et iner Fr. Mln-d BARGAIN. My delicatessen js _for sale at a !nu sacrifice: Colimbia 577 Guaranteed Investment 5o RADIATORS—A “saving of 35% o 50°% on all makes af radiators repaired or fecored. . Chevrolets, _ail ~mode 4 Dodee, Essex. HI\D $10.75 lld!on Huk;‘k .k" .21.[.) ".Pfifl .lm?:"l;; prices antrick r: rs. winss inst New: an Aute l.dmm‘\v«rn- 902 11th st. n.w. fin SR O, TR D et mw Main 6697 UTO PARTS SICKEL P AT NICKEL PLATED: }r":-bfit e Eat. 1918 Yo Gorte sy Tel. Frank. 5431 15 P\m‘fl n.: b:lfimcn; MA’ nsi:s Box wprings and Teoge, e hest prom; 3 Waah. Matiress Co 310 12 ot e e hox Eote W15 E stonowe M. 5528, 6% NG RENOVA M DING RENOVATED. svrings. matireses. o7 Beading Cor 1658 Tun: "N 10945, )ox_fi_q nma—mna MA mi‘-nd pillows— Get ready for 8 Let us renovate vours Right prices und an meryics assured By, Praoine Ce., 1123 7in of.'m'w. "Faoms l‘m(‘x MASON ' mearal comractor. ~Ex. limates tarnished on all mason ‘wor onen_shop, Tmasons. snie) " Liscoin B471-W. "Bennie M. Price. 4615 Kane bl it BEDDING, M Tenovi s n,mr«v work guarani zmfln[ Co.. (16 E that may more than douhle your money. Address Box ‘$35.K. Siar ofce. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BABY GRAND: ‘Kimmel” eieetric re- producer, must acrifice. " B12 B pe. incoln 2362 2* BED-DAVEXPORT. two chairs.gaod mm {lon: ressonatie. Call after 5 p.n. w. BED DAVE \'rmrr ‘ever used walnut dining room suite. 72-in, buffet s S M vani © ches m sui table.' 1634 Conn. ave. 3* Congult utier. 4% ";‘é‘u 12th nw. M. 459. - E'A'ifi G RG acTormine. Borcy i or & mon) Ore o e HI'I‘LA’I'IO\'B—\IALE FEMALE. NTTO | ference. 1020 Rt T ) = SITUATIONS—FEMALE. me: men's shiTts & ity or invatia: can on- R "'"“l""m!o. i u-." . Tineoin 5196, . ind._ohil el e ne S Fiene experienced. desives aient position: best tefer Tneom 4004 \Ul! EERR N px,uw EWING dréases o Xoith_9: catjon o ences. | d I'I'l wt » 4 pm. Franklin l.!l}‘ SITUATIONS —DOMESTIC, OF part {ime work. Call in a fiat; by i Jong experience -T' pxiflr qamdn n.w. T and cere of small | colored W m'c.'fli - Chmess SO cith hagi-o best veference. fenairing Duiit Franklin 5%870. W ER mw CA ul ffl?n[‘ {:d e i 5 R—-All kinds Job work, m.em ing an e, Rarches, raraces, free e . E. ri ahle. Rwe® Col' 0] CA one Eaver Frankiin 1:»5 Touse re timate. any_time. CARPENTER—General _construiction w remodeling and revairing of all kinds. Your Dwn time o DAy, Adems 36 Girard st n.w. RS | CARPENTER BUILDER —Jobhine _remodel: repairine. painting: estimates. ' J. C. Ciarke, n !mnu ne. Line. 10413, L o current, it price. LIVE flmfk AND CATTLE. TWO GRADE JERSEY WS, de Je Neiters. rexisterd feracy ‘i Srait. out dairs Dunlop. Chevy Chase Leke 3 RADIO AND EQUIPMENT. RADIO—3-4 tupe Aipiane eet. AT condition Price, $10__ 806 22nd 1 RADID SERVICE —Aeriais srocid_wis d _repaired equipment to locate Trouble: Towest Fatms. iv'a. Adams 295, 5-TUBE FREED-EISEMAN radio, fully equipped, in good condition, for sale cheap. Call or phone 1507 Decatur st. n.w. after 7:30 p.m. Adams 3315. FOR "'AIL" A\'I) GARDEN. . churn. low. motar ap. 1634 ARA' chtckenn, Borse. pies. Bagis Jawn mower, etr." mn.x"{. E Coon. ave. - FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. \ TRING, STX- n-y.mzk Almost new cord tires, starter. lights, e -uflunx eacrifice $75 whic Dot cost. terms. Col. 10082, 5413 Ga. !L' six-cvlicder. four-passenger: in Sondilon ST oy e e ot ghny 2\11 Xord $385. Mr. G. Smith BUICK ToRdster. 1023, excellant condic 13.00 ":‘Iif" & e, o t and th BU T 5 igh RoyCap b X e uon: il sell cheap for cash 1924 bot 1n .mflm Condition. 1018 Conn: ot fones "Sehiodere:: " coms and e therh. Brmimane Boo hop. 933 G _st (8 "10 J ggr- Fin' .. Publisheretrokars X SERNG, % oy i O T T COAL. RANGE S Jirsbes Torsi Toraace is. hot water Tor 8room house. 2113 H CON TXER F-ETF u{m $100. Phone ¥ lin 242 ELECTRIC WASHER “Savare, Twor ELECTRIC m‘!‘fl—swu-d Tsed wash- s, very cheap. SIS E st.n practicall 008 Tatn o e Col 5401 ‘alternnting’ cur: Tont. Marcezon, ;a?‘é’hm e 4 cheap ik After'S pan B31 THR t ae 9t SCHOOLS COURSF. in_drawing— ‘month! don BOOKS_ on! luf.v'v’mmm Cloth bound. dtflluniflewqelnpdan excelient m&'r m'”nc ! s 5o 3 gas Tances. fas dome. 15 hardwo fandard” amail b-n-n mixer. good &h easy term it A i 1o FARS — Aliernat ELECTRIC VAN, 1. divect curreni. S8 le:m C. E % h. p.. direct earrent o gnone. willing fo tuke up pay Hain «oo cmmx AC TOURING. 8 CYLINDER—OIA- Todel, but’ very fast siap. Simest new un wh. easy ‘ol m‘”u o olanee pay. CHEVROLET 1935 —Pertect fition teims. Barrs Pate Motar Co.r Sherman ave n.w. Adams 6000 "RE—Handsome davenport sui beds and.othey furniture. 1917 G s o A L Ads rose. B 40K Siar omee "o AT HATR CANEING, upholetering: Borch rock: S tnied. -, Aramstrone. Frankim 5383 1283 lOlh st nw FURNITURE—Very. uwuble lenv ing_eity. 37 K st n.o. 1408 i3 jogme and bath furnfiure fin a,ereat gacri- B tore and F ey m‘ CA all nm‘iduw Er“fl Phone "mg;: after 6 p.n. Afim"ggfi" aui0* G, EXPERT JINIZRING, Rotise ces. Soney 'ru oy t. 251, Jectris 1 h i ey S NITU! IRING d hing R L fmfimurn rend: ve! Tip. ade. Est, cheerfully ziten. Retur Fittensor. 1424 Sth st na._ X 3703 A’ 02 lrh-c& k fason 719 6th &t n. ARD STE - HEATT No— Bven promotatien cos. Heat new anc an hall price. " st_nw.. 2 GAS UO ¢ AP 1 lhlm llbll l m? nrl\ v,',,'z.‘::;‘i.‘:y“: s X 3 3%, i ln’:ilor e Radress Bos 181 MIMEOGRAPH No. §00d Wi onder: cheap. for atiick sale." 623 s 3 MIMEOGRAPH No. 78—Good. a By working or- der: cheap for quick aale. Kenyon gt. . PAIkUJl ST A Dieces: will sacrifice for auicic saje. E . o TANO, ; will ing g roadster. 1925 5 bal| wheel: 11 months ol Call owner, Woodside- 1 THEY R Eir 0. "1925: a Ffia for 8439, U'lAanmllon s«'flr mann 1840 34 st n.w_North 06! e et g" “?@ .T‘fl- .L L e -:” oAty dive artven $00 discount’ terms. Call Mr. Bartho mew. Col. 5080, = Cl RO U] 1925~ strator: 4 pew balloon Honee; s erfect condition: will cash or terms. 3 !- n 8117 after & FR 07 MOADSTER, 19967 ; iles: in_perfect “eondition ery must be to ba a o Loary: ar. & Bros, 1951 14t orth’ GA2A. CHRRVSLER SEDAN. 1034, mi £ o, Mhoreuanly overnacied . pemic &l a delicate shade of etraw beigs Duco: wondeéefully clean inwde: nickel radiator, ’ 3 bumpers. cowl lights. has the of & new motor car: n ferm, and Four old. car i 154de” offered; no dealers. _Sterrett & Floming, Inc., | Chamipiain st. at Kal. rJ. Col. 5050; o eveninzs and Sunday on- Duco