Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1926, Page 28

TRIP'TU FEATURE- i PRBGRAMT j : Pennsylvania Keystoners to \ Conduct Journey Tonight. ' Playlet to Be Given. - A trip to Delaware Water Gap and Pocono Mountain resorts will made by the radio audience with the Pennsylvania Keystoners as one of the principal features of the radio ms tonight from stations WRC, JZ and WGY. The entertainers will take a cruise on the Pocono Limited. The second feature of WRC's pro- this evening will be the second chapter of “The Summer Widowers,” the radio playlet begun by the WJZ players last Tuesday. In the cast will be Col. C. T. Davis and Malcolm La Prod, co-authors: Keith McCloud Godfrey Ludiow and Norman Broken shire. Other parts of WR("a program to- night will include the musical trave- logue arranged by Thomas Cook & Sons, whose port of call this evening will he Port Moresby: dinner music by Spencer Tupman's Hotel May flower Orchestra and a concert by the Meyer Paradis Band. al Radio Entertainmen? Davis’ - Le Tuesday, August 24, 1926, . NAA—Nuval Radio_Station, .Radio, Va. (1315 Meters). Weather Bureau reports. .—Time signals. —Weather Bureau re. WMAL~Washington Radio (212.6 Meters). 15 p.m. ris for the Home W. R. Ballard. 5 p.m.—Piano recital by Forum P‘Allh Reed. 745 p.m. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). - $55 p.m.—Base ball scorey. Spencer Tupman’s Dance program, "The &ummer " Widow- one-act play presented by Col. . Davis from station WJZ, New broadcast with stations WGY from New York. 9 p.m.—Cook's Southern Hemi- sphere Cruise, broadcast with stations WJZ and WGY from New Y $:30 to 10:30 p.m.—Meyer Da Paradls Band broadcast. Early Program Tomorrow. 846 to 7:45 a.m.—"Tower . Health Exercises,” from Metropolitan Tower, New York City. 11:65 a.m.—Arlington time signals. 12 noon—Organ recital by ‘Gertrude jmallwood, broadcast . from the omer L. Kitt studio. 1 p.m.—Trving Roernstein’s Hotel ‘Washington Orchestra. 3 GENERAL SPONSOR OF “LONG BOY” SONG Glenn Called Himself *Grand- daddy” of Famous War Melody of Newspaper Poet. By the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., August 24 Maj. Gen. Edwin F. Glenn, who died recently at the home of his daughter, Mres. James A. Garfieid, at Mentor, ©Ohlo, liked to refer to himself as the “granddaddy” of “Long Boy.” a lilt- ing, humorous war song, of which mere than 1,000,000 copies were sold. ‘When the general was in command ®f the first officers’ traniing camp at ¥ert Harrison, Ind., he asked William Herychell, poet and speclal writer of the Indianapolis News, to compose a $war song with a laugh in it. As Herschell left the commander's office he saw a couple of lanky Hoos: fer vouths crossing the parade ground. They gave him the inspiration foi the lyric, the chorus of which gayly gmphasizes: Ay, not know what th' war's ahout t you bet. by gosh! I'll soon find oui. *Tf Bill Herschell was the father<of nl Boy,”” Gen. Glenn once said, Pthen 1 was his granddaddy, that's Pure.” *IRON BRIGADE” STILL HOLDING CONVENTIONS Thinning of Ranks of Famous Union Army Unit Fails to Discourage Survivors. By the Associated Prees. DES MOINES, Iowa, August 24.— Passing years and rapidly thinning ganks of “The Iron Brigade," one of the famous Union Army units of the ©ivil War, have not discouraged that ughty organization from holding jother convention in . conjunction th the sixtieth national encampment wf the Grand Army of the Republic Bere September 19 to 2. For more than 50 vears “The Iron e" has played a léading part in . R. encampments. d the 2nd, Sth and 7th Wisconsin and the 19th #ndiana regiments. It was command- !I Gen. Rufus King and assigned [cDowell's Division of the Army the Potomac in August, 1861. It won the sobriquet of ‘“The Iron Bri- * through its iron endurance’ and flexible courage which characterized fighting. The brigade lost 800 men 'hon it met &tonov\lll Jacksol DUKE HEADS ORCHESTRA Bclon of Napoleon Makes Hit in Debut at Munich. MUNICH, August 24 (#).—The Duke of Leuchternbers, a direct de. acendent of Napoleon and the Russian imperial family, made his dehut as eonductor under the name of Nikelaus ‘won Leuchtenberg. After graduating from the Akndemie der Tonkunst, this musical offspring of llustrious antecedents appeared for the first time at the head of an or- chestra with remarkablé success in a program of modern Russian composi- - tions. NAPLES FEELS SHOCK. Tremor Does No Damage and Creates Little Alarm. NAPLES, August 24 (#).—The ob- servatory here registered an undula: tory earthquake shock lasting several seconds yesterday morning. The epicenter ~of the disturhance was recorded as in the crater of Vesuviug,{: The tremor was slight. causing ne damage and little alarm. It js assérted that it was. caused by ‘a lengthy period of intercrateral activity in the velcano. F v ’ late dance JDNG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT * TUESDAY. AUGUST 24, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4:00—New ol e New York live Crawtord. Wiz "‘";n""“..‘:'rl."xm mn”'sm Terman Heris: saxophon-o o x Nat _Barcus. bariton - Yews~Dillerins mudr‘ ] T "atidren's prodram: mi 570 6 PM. Mooseheart, l-oo—m- York: Hotel Wal storls Orcl Boston: The Smile “a':';!nfu Eher s Orcheotra. ) New ! 'v'..rk Chi Ln;l(mgh 141 icaco Ph(lldoh!hlnl ;—’:n.h:m.m hace il result Minneapolia: Base “ball results hase hall reanlt . Chitern: News. fin cia) “and finai ‘merkei *report 5: xs—nutm\ Topey-ti: ime: Nowark: Svorts reeuita ot " 5:30—New York ottld Pittaburgh: Dinner " concert Atlantic. Cits " News *bulleti B:40—Philodeimhia: Bi 46—Moomheart, TII.- Players: sTOBPM. sports results bulleting: Fox enaraisr sones 6 T0 7T PM. 8:00—New Yark: Monte Carlo Orchest Lo Montesanto. tenor . flhwnl‘fl Orean recital: Jack Chapman's nrah-an- ball " rem awimming lesson . T Atlantie Oity: Hotel Morton comcert’ fashion talk and theatrical review Chicaza: Bedtime story "by “Uncle Bob A h Arrowhead Ton "Concert Orehen mna;:.ufl and newa bulletina . . = Goine on_Tonihi Brennan. pianist- Detroft: Ieaan_ Goldkatte's Enee . New York: Dog’ falk." by "Frank Deie Orchestra New Xone', sori i Siariiehi va “atar v o ki " séored Raltimare. “WRAL Sandman. Girela 3 Sprineficla: Bob * Patteraon-'s Hotel TRimpall Tria Baniamin Franklin’ o Hotal Syivania Orchastra nallanbure Tnatrumentat ‘Glimnses Thru the Stars Doo © Charles Slam _tanae: Wdne Randiven’ R aiack, sopranc:’Eva Rogthenbers planist . remn! ‘The Wonder Story of Iw;. Police reports. m"’fl ':::‘m.m"" L "'-;. : . Mw"mm AK nml” Dhilatainhis: Philatalphis l'fl-,.-w Chiragn:" Fdgewater Reach PR e T Hiote] molointe Chicagn: Musieal ‘program. Kanaas City: Markets: st Au;-'-'fF"F.v Seanide’ Fniel " Tri e Cits. niel Trio L Raltimora: “WHAT, Orcheatra: mandnifn ‘archahtra. 2 Vork: Piano selectiona: talk: A9th mnmonl.unfl v nadmble. ;,n Forns Qrohestra : The “Thiée nmm- ew Vork: ‘Treasureland New Vark: Orlando’s_Roosevalt Orchedira: orth, comraiie:" BAlann ‘hour! Soani N"!"flv'!nk!lfll;i‘\."'l' I'sfll'l * Bré i Florence " Stern! vinliniad s ‘Mav Stnkhi Bri Peicr De B and o wanniat WAy, Bink = New York: Salon concert, W) wi . T Salon conee ‘au 1 WOAE. W, mmwz" Rintel Kanmiors” Enacmige. ey W Bostan: Jasenh’ Eller, 5 WNAC The, Rebicth at a” Nation' = news hullatine. . . Plav. “The Suie David Friédman. violiniat: “Making Vovir Mvies": wsm'gm::‘zm'.'nn‘?l"""""waul . Louis: ‘Orean’ resital RMOX Charien Partingion.” acontionini: Ray Tombardi, 0 ical “program (WFAA Twine WEFT iRl WCAE. WGR. €. WLIB. WTAM el wEAF builetini Di 8:00—New YVork: Eveready hour. WEEL WF Wl WOC. RSD. WIAR. WCCO. WTAG. WfiAl and . Sehooihouse pro Paul Whi!rmn s Plagers: Columbia tertainers . . vark: Organ racita e G WCAE. _WGR. WGN. WTAN. Caryso’s Musical Tahinid. Chaifonte-Haddon Hall Trio, WII ton : nie Simpaon and__nthace. : tabureh: Secred concert: Will Rhodas’’fenar w York: Pennayivania Railroad hour. WRC, WGY ‘and Virginia Moreno. soprano: Huge's hour Teeasureland Ensemble: Loew's Orcheatra Al Wohiman, sonei Medori, Francisco ' Ponit, Tt . Staff concart: i harp selections Oth” Uinii tates T ry Ban ST LR O chmeman's _Band Chicag ok review: tAlkn Mooseheart. T11.: (‘h“flnn‘! rmlrlm ml" nln Chicago: Fort Dearhorn Male Chol n . Begter Orchestra tra; Abe Lyman's c Jork: Carol Margot. -soprana. Grenville Tawis,_yiolin. ¢ Enxle. contralto: Giovanni Lettino. edllist Memoriea of the Sea % The, Cardinals: thritt taik. Moines: 14th Cavalry Band. ... 70 10 P 9:00—New York: Recker and Cantone. hanjoista: Radio Frankm: Arrowhead Inn_Orchestra.... . New York: Premier Male Quartei: Eugene xumun 1at . . Chieaga ‘Soloista: Howard’ Onhurrya Orehéatrs Springfeld; Frie Teache. tenor: nthers ‘l;hx(l‘l fll h!n l’sll‘l’;’n%l “‘000“3"\;‘ Chi iphia: Billy Have Orchesira Bnll(mm!‘a !*City Park Orchesira Philadelphia: Bance -0 Chicato Organ-Tectial; news | cinnati: Formica 2" o T ' Herfirphére Gooles Sout ymphony Players: Margaret Creacent Gardens Orchestr: Aflantic City: Sama as WIP. New York. Helen Vincent, mpmm pianisl soloidis. Musical program KSD. WTAM sz 3 23532 52 Glovanni tenor . saololsta Fdewater Sprinefeld Athers WLW] ‘:vng LL.WHO WGBS ‘organ: and. . newn buileting M WeY. 6rthrup, soprano. 193 35 Bas Fom Daan aDR @ e S8 28 Classical concert . Zion, 11.: McEiroy Saxophone Quintet and_instrumental soloiata: reading. Minnapolis: Vocal and Instrumental artiat. Daven aventh band concert of WOC Band coniest. 9:15—Newar) -Carlton Dance Orchestra. ... Now York: -New Vacutim Tubas" by Clyde Fif ice and weather reportd 3 man. hasso and_oth Orchestra, WEEL ) 'AG. KSD and Chicago: ABASR=E B 20D 235588 BRIZIAS Dallas: n New York: Jack A|hlnl WCAE. WGA. . New York q"'llml lflll Orchestra 9:45—New York: George Olsen's Orcheatra. 10 TO 11 P.M. 20d aapasan HBa 2 233 T2= 33 e D 23 Chicago: rt: Congre! Minneapolis: Soloiata: “Outdoors in American Legion musical Ernie Goldman's Hotel McAl show _announcement Springfield: Weather: m Tesults. .. Philadelnhia: *Silver "Siipner Supner ‘Club ‘Dance ‘Orchestra. Seattle Harmony Kings—WPG and Chicago: Soloiate: Howard Osburn’ Dance Orcheatra Mooseheart. Til.: Palmer “House Viet Detroit: Red Apple Club. Cleveland: Studio 10:30—New York: Frank Farrel 1035 Prtisburah: Concert from Grana Theater 11 TO 12 MIDNIGAT. 41:00—Cleveland: Frank Wilsen's Orchestra S, Louis: Orchestra and sololsts rogram . . f'm Breh 2 camaon 1. 3 T 2 cake man”: dance New York: - Hotél Mu“pin 11:30—Chicago: Howard Osburn s Orchestr 12 MIDNIGAT TO 1 AM. Hotel Dance Orchebtra: solos Dallas: Jimmy “:fin 0] T T Sett oy Bairmer Eni 1. n' u 1220 Nieninawh trotice: Plantation Plarers: oiac WOAF T T0 2 AM. 1:00—Dallag: Bundle of Joss in frolic . .WEAF UNCLE IKE OF 0ZARKS INTERRED WITH POMP Man Made Famous by Novel Buried Near Two Other Per- sons It Delineated. 12:00—Chicaro: Edrewat 942 4750 1.183 ing of the office for Uncle Ike's bene- He was buried in a sheltered grove closé to the graves of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Roag, who in “Thé Shepherd of the Hilla" were Uncle Matt and Aunt Mollie. They died two vears ago. 2;’[1 get, clearly and dis- tincely,every instrument in theorchestra . . . even the «Jost” kettle drum . . . . By the Associated Prese. REED SPRINGE, Mo., August 24.— Isaac Morrell, Uncle Ike in Harold Bell Wright's novel, “The Shepherd of the Hills,” and for half a century postmaster of the little Ozark hamiet of Notch, near here, was buried here yvesterday with much pomp. Mr. Mor- rell, 89 years old, died from an attack that came while a birthday celebration was in progress Sunday. His widow nd a son survive him. Hundreds of tourists attended the funeral. Through Wright's novel, Uncle Tke, as he was affectionately known to his neighbors, had become ' a national .character. His was the only char- ‘acter of the book whose real name was taken by the author. About six months ago the Poat Of- fice Department abolished the office at .Notch, but Uncle Ike refused to quit the job. When notice was published of the department’s plan to close the office, letters and telegrams from every State in the Union protesting the order brought about the reopen- Staxnarn MobeL, $16.50 "y The De Luxe, $25 Made by the DicTOGRAPN PRO HECTIE DAYS PAST INRADIDINUSTRY i Stabilization Has Come to Receiver Phase—Big Fu- ture Envisaged. y! By the Awmsociaied Press. CHICAGO, August 24.—Stabilization has come #o the radio receiver indus- try, from the manufacturer to the retailer; with the advent of more set- tled co na in the process of pro- ducing and selling, declares Charles E. Butterfield, member of the Institute of Radio Engineers. Likewise radio equipment itself has undergoné a change for the better and has reached the point where standard- ization {8 being given the considera- tion long-held necessary for success in this fleld. From a market that sprang up al- most overnight, with the demand far exceeding.the supply, resulting in a literal scramble by the buying public for radio material, th"‘n‘. devyeloping a situation that the ‘manufacturers and retailers have forecast as tending toward a smoothly functioning in- dustry. . Feverish Growth at First. So great was the demand for radio equipment when the listening fever first struck the American home that more manufacturers and retailers were | attracted to radio t subsequeng de- velopments have shown could exfst. Probably one of the best barometers of conditions is the situation in Chi- cago, radio center of the Middle West. Hére, when radio first became vogue. retall stores came into being as fast as shelves could be stocked. New storés seemed to develop their quotas of néw customers and nearly every day saw hustling clerks attempting to ait on’ three customers at once. Al- most. any article, éven sometimes whén its connection with radio was more or less vague, would find a ready sale, To meet this condition, manufac- turers were forced to increase their output, although such a heavy demand apparently could not continue forevel Relapse This Year. ‘Thé beginning of 1926 saw a change. It was not difficult for the nhserver to see that the fleld was overcrowded. The buyer began to slow down. He had stécked up on radio equip- ment, his knowledge of the art having increased a hundredfold, until he could revel in éxperimentation to his heart's delight without replenishing his equip- ment every time hé triéd a new cir- cuit. In ‘addition, hé had reached a point where his buying eve had been sharpened. and he purchased only those articles that were absolutely essential. Chaos Goné from Industry. A weeding-out procéss developed and the result has been to bring stabiliza tion to the industry and disappearance of the chaos that was attendant upon its babyhood. While the slowing down has led to some discussion of over- saturation, survevs of manufacturers have shown that siich a situation is far from an actuality. These surveys indicate that there always will be & good markKet for radio and that to a certain extent it will parallel the automobile in this respect, with the demand for the completed re- celver showing a slight edge over that for parts. ~ RADIO'S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. The Pennsylvania Keysto ers, WRC, WGY and W] to 9 o'clock. cides,” WGBS, 7 o'clock. Sixty-ninth Regiment Band concert, WNYC, 7:30 o'clock. Dance program by Meyer Davis’ Le Paradis Band, WRC, 9:30 to 10:30 o'clock. Red Apple Club program, WCX, 10 o'clock. ik Prompt and Reliable RADIO SERVICE Rets Repaired, Aerials Erected, Batteries and Tnbes Installed. YHARRY C. GROVE, Inc. \ 1210 G St Main 2067 ************ “My radio was gilving ‘me trouble, so I called up the Star Rad‘io 409 11th St. N.W. Phone Franklin 8848 and they put it in finé. condition for just a few dollars. Don't it sound good?” ************** PPETT T T T T T T T ******* »* ********** SPEAKER Of course you-may try it, with the compliments of your radio dealer. pucrs Cor + New York City Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices 128 Jan ot -—.ln!‘.l w-und 29(3;{; 5 xfim st n.v.—-conlnorer Art and 401 1 —Bront 4th and chanan s 14T, hillips: Pharmacy. armacy. " Goldenberg's (timo. clerk's 1wty —S1 Store. [ mith'e Gk l“n Prus st i § 'fi'fl Forster's Pmrg owles's Qth"and U ste—M. H. Hoanton's Phar atn.— 2 iy rd__m B Ve, nd Hork Cruel Chard Creek’ Pharmacy. Ga. ave. and Upshur st.—Petworth Phar- macy, 5505 da. ave.—Monck's Pharmacy. 5918 Ga. ave —Brightwood Pharmacy. 1901 ' Morte Pharmacy. 1th and Reiskin. ; ave.—Parker's Pharmacy. " Pa. ave—J. Louis Ki i Phimacy, s Newastand. ‘onn. ave.—Monterey Pharmacy. fonn, ve. Cheve, Chase Smith's " Preseription Pharmac: onsin ave. and Macomp at—Harr¥ C.| Vi mg-;. Wisconsin ave.—Wisconsin Ave. Phar- Takoms Park. 350 Cedar st.—Mattingly Tros. PhArTaCE GRTOW Joth and P steoMorgan Bros. Pharmacy. 0 m\gl ® Pharmacy. N oskes s, PRarmacy Wintonsin ‘sve. o Donohie's Phar- macy. NORTHEAST. o 'n"d " lh—Hnm rug Store. Tih ot —Garren's Muesic Store 3 d rr.—xflu,g‘fk_m.duy, Norts (‘unllnl d T—Kenealy Pharmacy. 6, Fast Caniial ot t—P i Pn-;;gney ar n;’y: Aol Exet Can it Bark : and R. I. ave.—Collins' Pharmacy, Woodridge. 3800 121h sf —Mayo's Pharmac. Brookland. 4th and R.I. ave.—John G. Bricgs' Phar- t. and Pa. a . and Pa. ave.—Smvser's Pharmacy. -hnl: ave.. Anacostia—Healy's Drug SOUTHWEST. 10th st and VA gve ~Herbert's Pharmacy a0 and E ot oY K mbia Pharmacy. RATE-3 CENTR'A' WORD. Minimn charge. 45c. Tn_Washington and Suhurbe for— elp and Situations' Wanted. st and Found. and Wantsd Miscellaneons. Alitomoniler for "Sate and W anted: Rooma for Rent and Wanted. Business _Onportunitiss ete RATE OUTSIDE oF vnsm\n'rn\' REAL FSTATE AbS. words to (he liner S Biiney mintmum, at line rate. as follows 1 time. 20e per iine. 3 times. 180 er Tina. 3 uimes: 18 per line: Z © 'per line. -nT OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P All advertisements for The Fvening S 'r;\‘:;l ::a at 'l')\;- l!lrh M‘/‘f or nn; t\an‘ ranc) pm. the a;:rinnz TSR Wik the. tailwing excen- TLost and Found. Déath” Noticas Wanted Heln. Wanted Sitnatione. Advertisements undar the l)mv- rlaesifica- tions will be accepied at The Star Office. 11th t. and Pa. ave. until 9:30 ‘Am. day of {ssue. "All advertissments for The "lndav Star must he received at The Star Office by §:30 pm, Satrdar, or At any of The Star ch offices o.m.” Satirday, AL W RDER ig required for all advertisements from transient advertisers. HEI.P—MALI" BOY to work on news stand O\rmnll 5:30 to 8. AnnlvyHPndormu ews Stand. cor. 14th’ and rom ECTOR for \|06||M Al immediately references reauired. mx 3 CAll between 8:30 and ria_and : in person. Man: at, 200, COLLECTOR and st ne. S'rnvg fasgrance 6 debit. (larimflm 2\,‘ Meln anager. Room 217 Fuiviine S18 A ¢ K. in wh Dérmanent experienced. Star_office. DELIVERY BOY. 1402 Monros at. n DRIVER. experienced. wanted in dry_clés ipe establishment Iy at once. ~ Walker o ing T e must Address , Box FARM HAND—Exnerienced white man: gin- cle._Phone Clarendon R00-F-3. manage a_ $30.000 st atate experi- Testaurant out of, towns e ‘Address Box 7 gnce and have reference. Star_office. MAN to book orders fo&nnrn hire agenta: hig DAy weekly: exc fory; free ouint. Emmons & Co- usiye terri- Newark, AN to work in battery Whop: must know g n preferred: mo loafers Julius H. Rieley. 656 NAN expericced T UDROIRIOE eatimating Who 1s alto & €eod furniture snies: man: neat Apnesrance: live wire: g0od aaiar Andcommission o one. who ean faialt r'in own hAnAwWritine And siate avoe ge ve and ‘raferences. Address Rox 109 tar ofce. o al d_commission: Dokl must_ have car: sajes experience But not'_essential: marrled "man el Main betwesn 9:30 and praferred 4:30 o.m with_selling on: must_he cail MAN WANTED—A good man experience for reanonsible’ nositi HELP—MALE (Cont'd). I s, e ity .. flmflll ity to gdvumv Wil corporation "1"' A”o'n andwriti tatis ne handwriiine. stalipe axe’ and sa "fl'fi".‘fl p‘fi" e ity food w s of Tor 8 live wire. Apoly. 809 7ih St Aw. - TOUNG MAN' white. for delivery roam £00d" chance for advAncement. Apply Du pont_Laundry Co.. 2535 Sherman ave. TOUNG MAN 2 0 et ennbh-hm-m that quali- i) lnlln flr’l letter. ~ Ad- \\ INDO‘V TRIMMER. adizomigges 57" griting and men's wear. Star_office. CAN EARN $2 AN HOUR —selling Xmas cards: spare or full time: No rience necessary. " . - INSTRUCTION COURSES. « tinued.) THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT for drawins—-Larre studio offers unusual oppoFtunity for practical training evenings: ill interview only those desirous of maki mmmercl-l art a profession. Address Rox : P WRITING o § o . = oF nn‘;‘if;. ST zwm'rmfl A Dracties course which develope, 100 ouch Writing. Faus! Faciity in P aitiking Keya. Accuracy, m, Ease and Speed in - Six simple kevhoar leasons. concise in- structions, superior practice matter. Lesson on nhumerals and nllm‘llll!mll marks (new b ToR YOUR' o HOBAY A START O THE® R A9 sz-'rc'r TYPING. Complete course. £3.00 MORGAN SCHOOL OF 738 So Louis t i pfiv’umn day or eveni o ex PROCKss INGRAVING Room 1100. 927 16th |REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. Several ambitious men to join our sales foree: men who will work inteliigently’ can from $300 10 81,000 per montn. Call 1 MARI O\\ Bl‘ ECH CORP., . 1615 Connecticus Ave. TATLOR, experienced on wom- en’s coats and suits. M. Brooks | & Co., 1109 G st. n.w. WINDOW DFLORATOR and card writer with department store experience. - State refer- ences and salary expected. Box|sea 207-R, Star office. batteries and = drive delivery truck. Potomac Battery Electric Co., 1629 14th st. n.w. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN. (Two) To sell the new Nash Line—wonderful opportunity to -| those who can produce. PETTIT-NASH MOTOR CO., 1308 H St. N.E. METAL WORKER, first class, experienced: in automobile bod repairing. Must know his stu! Good position for right man. See Mr. Krug, HALEY AUTO BODY CO., Inc., 21st and Va. Ave. N.W. 25% LARGE retail store desires capable young man for theif|: phonograph dept.; one who can repair, set up and sell phono-| s graphs; good opportunity for the right party. Address Box 268-R, Star office. AUTO ,PAINTER, one thor- oughly experienced in spraying Duco or lacquer. No other need apply. Good proposition for one who can produce. See Mr, Krug, HALEY AUTO BODY CO., Inc. 21st and Va. Ave. N.W. 25* SALESMAN, with automobile, for interior decorating depart- ment; furniture éxperience de- sirable, but not necessary; re- plies confidential ; state age, sell-| » ing experience and present em- ployment. Address Box 435-R. ar office. HELP—MALE AND F FF\IALE. | INSTRUCTORS for [ v evenink or exten- sion couraes: experien: with higher de- e R U iveraity. 1807 SR WANTED —- Singere, movelty _ a Hawailan_musjeiane and dancér to. worl ‘v!mnn( picture theatér. Room 911 G _st_naw And kfll’a W \TFII-—. ALESMI T WIFE fo diract dias high-grade necessity and have charge of “ealeswomen: experience not but commor ense and ‘udgment. pl ingness o hustle and learn essentiai 1 piano_firm has opening_ for live salesman: must have good record for production. honesty and progres salary’ and large commission advancement rapid to right man held “in strict confidence. 8 & R10 11th st 1005 cxperiepced: | making _Rnney n a'na. | tionally adverti duct. The experienced salesman will This Vais nrofta Av: 1“001" Transportation® Buildink. 17th and . nw. K S going company one Raconmary. . Am T Beraon. Clotheanae: Bracket v‘L | Stain 570 he rieht Co.. necessary: wonderful en. See Mr. Ronr. King st prom: n 't nmm- "Motor t and insti- | fution frade to handle stanle arti- gmigsion Zs7: (0 404 Addi Siar office. ; satiafiad with $38 D et woek to start. married. for amall dairy and ol Gingell’ Garage. Berwsn. Yo, Rhode. mrn ille. No _nhone ¢ 3 ES ER—Good pay and steads wor!. 319-321 \?T-r CUTT| n on retal ‘Washington Mattress Co.. L i—One who understands wait. ¢ trade: state age And Address’ Box 114-S. MECHANIC, experiencad on trucl walen experience. 1o insnect trucke and R s Toe RynaTlent, GoportnLY for riKht man._Address Box 48 \m-mflcmev Motor C 8 19 .. MEN—We nsd 4 neat appearing_men to completa our sales foree: selling va\er\emw not necegsary: we train you and pay $4 per day while learning: excellant oppor- tunit; or_ advancement. Call Regina_Cor- poration. F atn BN, to el electrical an %"‘G “d v, inesda; Denartment S T MEN r!mltutlnn And_charAciar: Dermanent autside fales work to eatablieh trade: $25 ver week while learning: ndvln”n\n Fuller Brush Co.. Mflrmlunn Bank B MEN—Consideration i now heing given a iimited number of applications from vounk men of good appearance and education for trainini In a field of unlimited promotion nowsibilities. © Apoiy B 10 12 today to Mr. Tutt, ‘_inmn Electric Appliance Co.. 14th and C PAINTER with experience on interior wor! Avply 10 am.. 3300 st nw. PAINTERS—Two, first-class. Call_at Woodley rd. and_Wise ave.. ready to_wark Tia: d 4 n.m. nmrmunaem < oMfee. kmam's 17th s RFAL zfl'ru-r SALESM] Hixhed office. 2 axnerienced and nrogréssive men. familiar with local Dable of earning not les year. Answers should give previous exneri- ance and references. Renlies will ho held in Mrict”confidence. Address Box 148-S. Star We hava ope anir foros lvo enereetic salesmen who will we il ian to earn + Rooms 613 0 a.m. he thoraughly ax- 9{«".’-\4 oan “atand prosperiiv TR o wit o T2l g aih € "nlumh(an Bide.. 10 SHOE SALESWAR—M, LI AT, Nitlev Shoe Co.. 133 TELLER—Local bank wanis nasing and re- eicine e ety " Bleaie Eive locai Tences and state sznérience and salary femired “Addrees Rox 173, Star office by HANTCS (4} n.,!.'.cm’,‘w TarTR1T Now Voor Wemr n.w T—Hotel bell men. o ee Rt axmariancad_men. nreferred. Annlv Carleton ‘Hotel. 16th_and K_sts. n.w. wm'rt MAX 1o learn igeta) . R Tasion” of < hour. Bz TRIR" tar offce TNGER MAN for_wash_room? ADPIY Dupont_Laundry Co.. 2535 Sherman sve. YOUNG MAN in Ocvl nervice. with some sy Ay ""v;".:'r‘:fl'-'m‘.." i ‘sh 0 with xosd chances of advange- YOUNG MAN, rane Bok 229, Star e m 1 ke ordar et ovies’ ST managor” fom Snerien Aot renmi Hootnick. Room 801" American nu"flm ¥ White_to drve Ford AeTih refarence. " Hall's. 1402, vfiu WEATHERSTRIP grade sqnipment : Col._0138. 10 rm 5 EXPERIENCED K SA e mearigaton '",f\"n':'lfi e Slocta en ‘:’fnhk'na"i'rl'q‘.' asr” and BEHIS e ?53\ o il &% Reo Transportation’ Building. PART TIMB AND EVENINGS Ten pxpérienced saleamen on a highly Srone n&'&""flm‘é‘.'r'n' PR Ble money can be d,;ulv hy the experi snced Salesman. Transvortation SAL \IF.N whn have sold Florida property in Washington can make profitable connection and quick money. Call at 468 Louisiana ave. n.w., room 203. SALESMEN TO JOIN ORGANIZATION OF ONE OF LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN FORD DEALERS. We have opening for two suc- cessful men who desire to make a permanent connection that will pay a steady and constantly increasing income. \We are looking for serious business men=able to visualize the future possibilities through systematic and constructive sales work, and can offer such men a worth- while proposition. For appoint- | TATLOR | for 6 heure for 5 ‘HOTEL POSH‘]O\\ ‘OPEN. JHotels. _clubs. ~ apartments. institutio schools. collexes. tea rooms gafoterian. need - trained men an increar i e 'nm'.'i'.'.' fll I,flul'e:“qn aset. manage: B pers. Countante. ‘oom clerika: Stewards and other executives. EnIERt classes now forming Clase Himited v _ Prepare in few short months s Nl pay, 'un bigger opportunities. Open Hmt T ININS h B Do g arpouss. _EMPLOYMENT AGE\CIES APPLICATIONS—Lei an éxpert letter wriier prepate vour letter of application if you are 1 'a position or an interview. Five vears successlul experience. G. A. Cook. oom 22. $45 P 0° 0Ks... LYDist i hel e niste, b "'J’" mms' helo. - | e ”fioyd l‘mplnyme'nt G ernce —tuif® BUBI‘\F S INS mv('mw, Civil Service Examinations. 'wml reparation for Sten. and Type. m !‘ Begin thie week and save wl\arnflon for Rnllwn'#lfl .. Patent Office and AN’ exams. The Civil Servies School, se. cor. 12th & F n.w. Ph. HELP—DOMESTIC (Cont'd). OMAN. colored. _experienced southern cookink:" exclusr H oo e, T, e oward WOMAN — experienced eneral | 3 »:‘a‘ n:;‘: best references. need -;:;'y-';'r’»'l"d WOMAN 1 wox o flcvgk um Jno'nm-m Age. university 3 vears” umnenl\- " dl-:l ntrs_ aystem: ‘beat of reference AL nees. DOORKEEPER = Pankine_and_ execut e exnd THaE" TS, vanta position. CARPENTER__Jobbi all kinds of ..,2.”:."‘" Exverienced ence ":}‘af&“. Address 'r'”fi Randie s At ® 1858 A HE| Varh ‘2t hiekes Marion st. n.w. CHAUFFEUR Eun experie: £00d reference. North A0 CHAPFFRTT n experienced. wishes sieady Jork.“or private butler: ref. e wishes position 1 Vo wishes Call 'LEANING—H nnnmmMm@"'fl'z‘-‘n—""fl?"fnn’fi?"“ COLORED MAN. ~marcied ¥iahen Ran. veat of job_ with _auiarters Address” 744 "Hobart "pl. “n.w: ariior & e e imf*fln‘ xXperienced. watchman or jani- nw. tor. Eunm’fi niversity of Virginia. 1096, nnection offeri fil“‘n desires busi Addresas Box ._Star_ofes. ‘GRADUATE of col n | Ta voranle connection’with hih-cinse flrv‘ A near Wash.: inairance company” prai -mfi exparience “In adiustments. ~ accoun! *:A ! .w‘\'rll lfillr"-w desired. Addreas ants outside warl Hoa Ford: het e MEAT CUTTER. firat class in evers respeet: erience as manager: emplosed at prasen but wich to make a change. Addrésa Bof <. 'Star office i o MEAT AND GROCERY CLERK. em aneed: reference. ‘dd'}vn Box 1038, ‘m PATNTER. firat_class, desires work. ‘!«» or outsids. by day ar contract: reason 1438 Address Be Star_ofice. ATENT ENGINEER. chemist_ {ransIAtor. art-time mn),‘v 2.R. St - ong, “experience, wanta tar off MAN. married. st anv kind: own and HELP—FEMALE COPY HOLD ik in perience and age. dddress Box TER GIRL. white. Sunday nnh' until . "Address Box 1 TER _GIRL, Columbia rd."n COUNTER GIRLS. white: muat b nea .7 16 2:30 ' daily and Sundas, $60 2 month, ‘two meaie: $40 & month. 4 & dAily_and Sunday. A dr!lll llnx .S, Star_office. CREW “MANAGER—Prefer one handling girl provasition ee Mr. Cogaw :rlnunl oflu. n‘u o cor ) experienced, wantsd. u in hbuse-to-house canvassing Salary, commission and honus. 0. 1317 F At houge: colored onls. DerEncal noné other eed: -nmr iéndent s office. & Kann Sons Cos d con Tnn, Calvert st. between 18th kht colored. dental afice: must_be pleasant_to patient k. Box_108- ar_office. - omen. tn work energetic. ark View oF Jouns _womén t be neat an entrance. Mille: run_electric | m-u ational Cap market stand. 3 jpols Georsla a M uart W, machines. ath st n d fioor GIRL, for millin alterations. PDIY_Morrison' 0 F st GmL )t §FW i ciwart’s Car TR IR A l?L? L. NERY SX riencéd. _Apply_Morrison OPERATORS w Omployment. AnDly At onee. 417 € 8 Apply “ntea". M rator. BORT; fi Fu,muw PASTRY K. Sae manaear, 1833 1 ired: need not apoly_un- Miss l{ Lr;h“ou i I3 ienced. Al eas " thoroughls = expagie Mory. Rateleh Haherdaaner. 1310 F STENO. AND BOOKKEEPE! perienced 5004 oppartunits for advancement. give ful information . as to experience lnfl .\hll| salary expected. Address Box tar nflbfl STENOGRAPHER. and_general ofice wo er: rapid and experienced Moast do fi class work Addréss Box 193-S Star office _for few afternoons. 1 and 1 white. experionced armenta. Apply STENOGRAPHER. RELY ald and new Pleasant st. n. 3 oS WHITE WOMAN—Settled. for matron work at Central Union Mission, 824 Louisiana, efined And encrzetic_to devots full part time to our work. = Learn the real ate business in which your earnings will Timited only by your energy and abflit: Write or asik_for ! J’“‘m.. A d'z _\«rk some 510 Tvalid durine offie. hotrs light housework. ~ Call” Ist-floor apt. MA: of Cage. o take charge Py afier WOMAN. ae workink housckeener alare $10 per month hoard WOMEN—If n_coun: with room and Aays A week and are over [0 years of age. with £00d personality. we “an " place Yon'1a ' postion Thar il Rulia a permanent hueiness for yourself that your vearly_earnings will equal $3.500. For in- erview. Apnly Roam 318 F at. n.x 810 2 om. Mondas_and Tuesdas. ing 0 Yor OMA ent. wi atudy” her work “and uke advaritage of un. usual opportunity to develon: one intereats n flfl' n:":"rfi":' ”An fi'n lvl\'ekl t)l%n l\r!i’ ere it cilline to wor e Rox 408K, Star ofee O nArd. A SHOE SALESWOMAN—One fnterested in children. 0 “work in junior shea section. Appls employment office. Palaia Royal. mént. _Addreas Rox 48° TRUCK clsu'irrr R. £ wants podition: nirplu refs._North NTED—Cook's nli te fami By relADIn calored '2:'7. PR or vmr 434 T, at. n. CLEANF! T adtg " COTORED MAN wishes work ur, _ianiter or l‘nfl‘l‘ utility m% 320 220 st nw. Home after % w8 bRt YOUN chauth N experience in garage. Mr. 728 = chuol Kraduais, 3 of 1" thotoush knowiades of haok Reebing and related subiects, deAires emplas- ment with wome. gond husiness concern. med niovmant from & to & Pe s' om A to AArees B T05-S. Star offca: G MAN with Dodge steadr powition. Address Box 167-8. exnerienced clark MA 15nint. NI nowieie oF hankkaspie ren om AN, married_empiorad. A no sition as baokkeaper trniat with shance af advancement. at $30 per week to start, Ad dress Box 1 MAN! Amariean. age 40. 18 vaars’ sxnarisnce. prov on ahilitv: galary or commission:_elub_ ho- 161 OF peoflee shop. ARdress Box 88 RAORKEEPER — ox stenography and trpin At home. - AdAma 4118, Comoeten nniq MARER. colored. by o Tomta' 1A Sears expénonc” city relerimess R & tomac 1004 ienced. Cleveland 37 ns as & ors or ofice wark v with o wanta A4 Nome. " Address Bot 1184, Lm\ev Star o b TADY. rofin»d FTIARIS. cADADIE. Jesireh Do sition companion ANA" hotisakeaner th 04500 hame: " reférences. Qlerly "woma nmv‘ e fined. sirae Hosition as elderly woman. o Arese Row 14 of good familv. de mnanion ar caretaker of réferences. Ad- nerfect knawledze of English. alan French warts. position. Address Box 118.S. St ff: LoEte TRAINED NURSE “iva vialet rav an sage trantments: will Col_2i mas ~all at sour home ) exnerenced_ in private | op cafeteria.Call or write 1813 —_— SITUATIONS—VALF; FEM v COTORFN COVPLE _ reliahia hutlar h nositions Sant ] i o MUY \Tm\q_nn“rq'ru‘ CHAMRERMATD OR NURSE_Girl wants place: referances. 1815 8th COOK in private family hy colored woman referenc b T at. COOK._plain. or nurse job wanted: reference 1751 Seaton &t n.w COOK OR HOUSE MAID—Rélinhla roiored eirl wants work. no washing. Call 1423 % P ot nw._ g COOR—Woman. colorad. wants joh in privats family or smail boarding House.” 752 Girard A COOR. sxgeriancad. ishe wibce wiih ity reference. Phone Pot o General nars: home nights, alored honsework. early Johneon, Franklin & AY u Ami 1 1ad hv col 3 {amiie vln"»d "r,! ;\‘:»4 woman GENERAL HOUSEWO A01_New Hampshire u“nw HOUSEWORKER. ~ whifa. ‘.. corner ¥ at ~ A6 HOUSEWORK—AIl dA¥ or part {me: expérienced. reference. 1335 Willard . “FUR FINISHER. Must_bhe able to nake minor repairs fare. Mme. Ross. 1523 Conn. avec " " ELLIOTT FISHER bookkeep- mg machine operator wanted; experienced. Ask for Mr. Con- nin, Wi, Hahn & Co., 7th & K sts. n.w. YOUNG WOMEN FOR TELEPHONE OPERATING GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER PERMANENT POSITIONS PLEASANT WORK AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN APPLY ment telephane Main 9')70 —LESSONS FOR_PERMITS —AND lvlrk":! ars furnished: A-1 white mslrg for. 'Cail FOSTER HARTWELL, Fr. §787. BEAUTY CULTURE, FULL COURSE, marceling, " ehampooing, fhinicuring. tict and scalp treatments, hair cuttine. 7ent waving. etc.. évening courscs Peiven. MABELLE FONQUR SCHOOT OF BEAUTY Guiturs—Day and evening clasees. 817 141 st. n.w__Franklin 513 FRENCH BOBBING. aTfi‘ WAVING. manieuring. 'Mll D '5. of hq}r ouine: (hese ayblects uu:m in LIN'S ‘French School of Beauts Culture olored _students. N. 1007 25°% COMMERCIAL ART. POSTER. ILLUSTRA tion life. interior decorating. costume and millinery designing: practicing apeci eachers. Investirate L or 192827 cat o @fies’mvz % for 1926.27 catal ACADEMY ARTS “AND § f Rhoda unm ave: niw. Am ljvmu TEaT IV n 3, r"s;.':."’ T pewriting and Enx- Bave heined mans giobie Ty the "Tel Line. 38 R Weeker Torm AUTO DRIVING ISBOA fiencea " insructar Satisfaction Wit chanfienrs Tarmaned Calt Line 85 BEAUTY CULTURE—INDIVIDUAL || Rorie in ‘all Dranchea: marcel SAVIGE by nion. " MARGARET E. SHEETZE. Est 8051143 Conn. sve. 25° 'YONE‘ MAN poe, for Tsundry ro Dodge car and furnish %‘so Annb Dupont uungv erman- ave. 2535 Sh R ‘second ifl FATIE Do rEfCHES r’ lfld treatmente. i ROOM 1 722°12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC GIRT—Neat colored w housswark. Franklin_° GIRL. calored — wants ioh s niree. Call 731 Columbia rd. nw_ colored. wants general housewor £ood “plain cook: references. 1113 X if;vv»gr_- n.w. nasition: light W G atar g‘mL mmnd winhes ne 4207, 1336 B i GIRL, nurse or mother's helper. Call F GIRL wante work_or cool GIRL. eglored. nm work, ] ot OIRL colored wished tn 1 RE color MM“ t in genera Ciow “go0d referenc n colored “nurse or light hous L '"J:'"“«” o R GI colored. wi Teferences. Phone. d innars Wens Ben, Ap () rood _upl lfl"r;‘! ol neat eol LAUNDRY x ted. Willard at. v\“ “"‘ t LAUNDRY wanted to ta) 1058 Bladensburz rd. n.e. DRY to take nome or out by the 1n home, or g6 qut TELEPHONE COMPANY HELP—DOMESTIC. week . st a1 ‘Lnnonc st nw. 25° BUNDLE vusnnae Call 2013 K ot n. COLORED G1] T 20" to 35 28 maid for *store. 708 130 ot mw i must _be white and References. e o v e count SomitTodn, Wienlh, B, Siterl it e | Aox A7R_Warrenton. “24e oK and downt] e A e v I‘OOK - g00d, and gen mt Alilaon: 00d._and general housey nig! ‘llll 8 Allison. _ Col. "7:! roox—i family returnin Sept, 7R petent m lored woman: cool M'fllulr Work: family of 8¢ references reqired: per month. AMRI' Box 485-R. Star o GENERAL ™~ HOUSEWORKE references. 711 Varnum . ;‘mu. for general housework. W WATTRESSES —Two. day_ walting and housekeepinz. h.;” it d st. n.w. orker: stay youns. wln‘-envvl required. w?u N_ three mlor«i E 1 kit s gom, o ofeTerences re.'!ured. o), WOMAN. seitied white. for light housework: PP G ol e Eener 0 Griwar WOMAN. colored. wAnta morning _work ameru or washing at home. Phone X RO Anced > ana” reviebi Al Norh 4370 % A Taundry hine for Wednesday, Thursdss Phone_Lincoin 3481 any kind mm{"" Daby aid OF housekes Call or address Youa WOMAN, ml e general_housewor G tion cnlmM e reference. e 8 part-time. 1 West [ i E appoiniment. Phone Norin ANCY AND PLAIN ind done very reasonably. North_10330. SEWING OF ANY 1119 0 st now FANCY AND PLAIN SEWING | tion _fuaranteed. U] n 1001 AY TRAIXED